buy stocks or prepare for another pullback joining me are josh brown, steve weiss, john najarian and jenny the dow is down 150, nasdaq has been basically flat, a little bit neg at the, now it's popping just a touch into positive territory, albeit slightly steve weiss, virus cases are exploding, 145,000, hospitalization new record, stay-at-home stocks are up, reopen stocks are down i'm wondering in the bigger picture but bringing it down to the sort of ground floor level, you just bought delta airlines the other day. we just talked about it. and i'm wondering if now you're reassessing that kind of move and whether other people should, too. >> well, deltawas a position position and my portfolio is not very well balanced, it's all in growth so i took a shot i'm not going to buy anymore here these airlines and brad gerstner pointed it out, they're going to be diluted on an ongoing basis this year, next year as they seek to replace their bonds, their debt, with equity. cramer this morning was right and ignore these covid cases at your own peril next couple of months, probably next three months

i think jenny really hit the nail on the head here, is that we are in a different environment. we have this bias with what happened in march and april. i would caution i see more opportunities in the continuation of the manufacturing rebound versus relying solely on the consumer spending rebound the difference between march and april and today is that in february we had these massive manufacturing supply chain dislocations and so we were extrapolating police officering meltdown for the next two to three years based on covid-19. we're not seeing that. we're actually seeing reaction sell racial -- reacceleration this behavior response to covid will result in lower consumer spending but between the sentiment tail wind and monetary tail wind and manufacturing tail wind, we're setting ourselves up for dislocation, a smaller correction but a rebound into next year. >> pete, i want to talk to you about a broad spectrum of stocks, amd and iq, if you want to tell us >> across the board, scott, the one that stuck out the most for me this past week i have purchased was the xlf. these opti

sshhh, we don't want jenny to hear it because she sold it. she sold it. >> i did but it was good portfolio management it's okay. kevin just said don't kick the gift horse in the mouth, take the profit i had 140% profit. all my work said the preeice target should be between 130 and 140 and i sold it and i'm miserable today. >> i knew had you the 140% profit in qualcomm, jenny, so i was just can iing around with you. and the point is you're feeling -- >> i think you brought it up as nicely as possible >> you're feeling pretty good because you are outperforming the market today whereas yesterday was a bad day for breadth within the market, today's a good one >> right and if we look at the market since it peaked on september 2nd, it's a good period for breadth. it's not really just today today is an extension of what we've been seeing over the last two months you can all tease me because i don't own apple and am sfwlazond facebook but it's neat to be able to outperform without owning those it's good reminder there is a much broader opportunity se

gao as soon as get some reaction from jenny gao as soon as we can get some reaction from jenny gao as reaction from jenny gao as soon 3s we can but we get some reaction from jenny gao as soon as we can but we will come back to that when we can. —— gow. dustinjohnson will tee offjust before half past two our time, knowing that the masters championship is his to lose. the world number one has a four shot lead going into the final round at the augusta national as he bids to don the famous green jacket for the first time. johnson carded a 65 with an eagle, five birdies and no bogeys on his way to a commanding lead at the top of the leaderboard. abraham ancer, cameron smith and sung—jae im are all four shots further back on 12 under par. i've got a good game plan, i'm not going to change it. i need to go out and play well because there are a lot of good players right around me, so as we lot of good players right around me, so as we all know here, if you get it going, you can shoot some low scores, so it going, you can shoot some low scores, so i will need to go out and play a really good r

however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. >> welcome to the san francisco planning commission. the mayor declared local state of emergency related to covid-19. april 3, 2020 the plannings commission received convening. thi

however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. >> clerk: call to order and roll call. [roll call] >> clerk: mr. president, you have a quorum. >> i am here, as well. please call item

hi, jenny. >> hi, seth. i'm here at the vatican, and everyone is buzzing.exciting stuff. >> seth: is it i mean, i haven't heard people advocate for civil union since the late '90s. i mean, it feels a little, i don't know, outdated >> seth, the catholic church is an old institution sometimes, change comes slowly but when it comes, it is thrilling. oh wow, seth. there's some more, breaking news this is huge the pope has just said he thinks we should all get dial-up internet >> seth: oh, wow, jenny, are you sure you're not getting an old news update? >> no, seth, this happened today. the pope has given his blessing. he said we can all get dial-up internet, and i think that is huge progress. >> seth: i don't think it is again, it sounds kind of outdated >> oh. oh seth, the pope has just released a statement. it says, have you guys heard "the miseducation of lauryn hill"? it's a great album you should check it out. wow, seth. wow. this pope is very cool >> seth: is he >> oh, wait, there's more. he also said he's got some great monica lewinsky jokes. he's going t

ok jenny, you have that? that's a great point. like i don't respect the results of the election if the election was too late. duly process it here saying it is not about her feelings. i am actually slightly better for my business model to not have tried in office for the next 4 years. and i know it's just speaking as a political consultant celeb. this is not hers. this is about the american system in and sharing their checks and balances. work really just pointed out overnight that the boxer joe frazier, who some years passed, was actually seen on the go to rolls and silly ad boated as was will smith's grandmother? i mean, these are just random examples and i just have to say are now they are and so is, not really giuliani or s., it is little or these bulbs are showing as have been noted, there are hundreds of thousands more and rudy giuliani says there are 350000, you know that leave us a leave rudy giuliani. i have a bridge in new jersey with chris christie governing it to sell you. a chris christie had nothing to do with rudy g

en guatemala jenny corado noticias telemundo. >>> quÉ tragedia!.s de familias destruidas raÚl torres tiene su historia. >>> el pueblo entero removiÓ todo para buscar sobrevivientes de la familia dÍaz entre el barro y la corriente de agua buscan a los demÁs. >>> se fue todo con las mujeres con los hijos, 4 hijos se llevÓ >>> en chiapas las lluvias de esa provocaron deslaves de cerros al menos 22 personas murieron en tabasco y chiapas suman 20 mil damnificados y pueblos enteros bajo el agua >>> el agua lo cubriÓ todo, familias completas viven en el segundo piso o en las azoteas de sus casas en tabasco. solo en lanchas pueden entrar y salir no han recibido ayuda el gobierno cancelÓ el fondo de apoyo a desastres naturales. >>> ni los soldados y nada nosotros sacamos gente >>> el rÍo uno de los mÁs caudalosos del paÍs se desbordÓ y lo peor estÁ por venir porque las represas estÁn llena en mÉxico raÚl torres noticias telemundo >>> eta causÓ tambiÉn daÑos en el sur de la florida donde mÁs de 40 mil personas perdieron el servicio elÉctrico. la tormenta tro

seeing jenny and her wedding dress here for the first time.got back from the hospital after lori was born. suddenly we were grandparents. christmases. birthdays. don't you feel that way about the rooms? >> sure i do. like tonight, when i was burning the leaves, i felt that again. it is not just about the room or the house, but the whole neighborhood. something about the people here, i just take to pull out. -- i hate to pull out. >> we haven't moved for ages. when you think about the way people move all the time. >> do you remember the year jenny was born? three places we lived that year. [phone ringing] >> yes? this is mrs. candy. ♪ there must be some mistake. it was about those people that were here today. >> you mean because of -- i knew it. i knew it the minute they got out of that car. i knew somebody was going to throw a fit. but who in god's name would do a thing like that? you are very upset, aren't you? can i get you something? >> maybe just a bath. >> was it that bad? >> worse. what gets into a person like that? do you know what he s

emily: mayor of seattle jenny durkan, really interesting to have your perspective.nk you for taking the time on a very busy day. coming up, president-elect biden has his sights set on ambitious climate policy, hoping to accelerate the nation's shift to clean energy from power plants to electric cars. i will speak with the founder and chair of the electric car startup. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: president-elect joe biden is pushing for the most progressive climate policy, vowing to immediately rejoin the paris agreement and set a 2050 target. a biden win is considered a key catalyst for the energy sector. joining to discuss, henrik fisker, founder and chair of the electric car startup fisker. i wonder how a joe biden presidency could catalyze the industry going forward? henrik: it is great to be on the show. although the connection is a little bad, i can barely hear. we are very excited to ring the bell today on the new york stock exchange. a billion dollars, really helps us achieve our goal of bringing out the fisker all electric vehicle in the end of 2022. it is g

right to that jenny lee says the chinese government is putting pressure on pharmaceutical companies. what then the have to lower their drugs so the approach to baby. marketing they said they are a bit yeah yeah yeah because you'll want new games that will be a huge volume of the plot so that it was all the oh yeah there's the lot of them if the pharmaceutical companies read my mind those high priced really the tiniest market can all afford it the tiniest patients are our insurance is going to sell you'll be all lost lost situation on the ballpark. also use this about profit or saving lives psalm of the. sixty's existence the existential justification of a private company is to generate profits while simple feat. and that comes before life. you can't really answer that question that. anton schlosser's wife documents his treatment using a cell phone. you know you say that no. depressed no. agitated. in the 1st days he has fever and chills so only minor side effects. it's the same story out in social retard with court bending or coming down with a fever but otherwise he feels fine. so y

he said jenny was 50 percent in the 1st wave . i mean, we have done a lot of research and we have now a lot of experience how to handle these patients, how to protect our stuff. so i do hope that the, the outcome of the 2nd wave, it's got to also we have some medication out xom it as oh and then daisy via, we do more anticoagulation and if hopefully less and some both us but still have very sick patients and it's very difficult to treat them and they always need very long time to treat. so the duration of treatment is it's really weeks in i.c.u. . so this is very unusual. we'll come to triology again in europe like in back of the italy. well, i am happy to on does that for at least for germany, i do not expect that we will have the situation off tree os because we have still a couple of thousands empty beds available. we have 12000 emergency capacity evade ago, which is then obviously needs stuff from other parts of the hospitals. but having now this flatten current and lie, and i mean i do expect that we have a lot and we have to

jason and jenny have convinced me i need to be in this space.orked out great yesterday. it's up 6% today i'm in host as of five minutes ago and i like the upside here >> good stuff. janua shannon? >> electronic arts we're coming into the holiday shopping season. we have new consoles and people are spending more time at their pcs. great tailwinds for this business >> steph, you got a quick name >> john deere. >> have a great weekend, everybody. that does it for us. "the exchange" is now. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange" on this friday. markets are rallying in the face of bad news on the covid front places everywhere from chicago to detroit to connecticut and new york are rolling back reopenings we look at the economic ripple effect plus, home prices are still rising in every corner of the country for the first time in four decade. is the market getting too hot? we'll explore that >>> and behind the door dash, the discount store decade and employees getting recharge days. that's all coming up this hour >>> but let's be

jenny hill, bbc news, vienna.nces. there have been two weeks of mass protests since the high court ruled that terminations due to defects in the foetus were illegal. a government spokesman said there was a need for peace, and more discussion around thejudgement. the world cup—winning argentinian footballer diego maradona is reported to be about to undergo surgery for a blood clot in his head. he was taken into hospital in la plata on monday evening, although his doctors say his condition has been improving throughout the day. hurricane eta has caused damage in nicaragua and honduras. the category 4 storm, with winds gusting at 140 miles per hour — that's 225 kilometres per hour — has caused several buildings to collapse, and caused at least one death. there are warnings of life—threatening storm surges, flash flooding and landslides. it is almost time, everybody is getting ready and voters on the east coast have about 45 minutes left to cast their votes. in los angeles, a little bit more time. coming up next, our

press jenny from the b block has a question how did that go well it's remarkable david and that was a signature moment for us because we never get called on. we've been in the white house room for. or 1st 1st time was 980 so it's been a while it legitimates c.d.n. as a news outlet it recognizes them now to something else to trump is basically saying i see you none of those other people sees you i'm going to overturn the system that says i have to call on c.n.n. i have to call on c.b.s. i have to call the new york times so i'm going to call on c.b.s. and because we're part of this anti-establishment. radicals overthrowing the system. i'm told to giants like c.n.n. the m s n b c and fox news c.b.s. news division is small scale but it plays a very specific strategic role shaping the political interests and voting behavior of many evangelical americans the network stated mission is to prepare the world for the coming of jesus christ its method the strategic use of mass communication a global ministry relying on t.v. internet and social media to spread good news. according to the network

jenny.ong enjoyed a reputation as a safe city, immune to the kind of islamist terrorism that has torn through so many other european capitals. last night, all that changed when a young man who police say was armed with an assault rifle and a machete carried out a deadly attack on the very heart of the city. violence, confusion on the streets of vienna. people fled as shots were fired, and armed police raced to secure the city. it was the eve of a coronavirus lockdown. many had gathered for a last night out — in a city with a reputation for safety. just heard shots everywhere, and police helicopters were flying around us, and we got really afraid, so we decided to hide ourselves in the restaurant. caught on camera, a man thought to be the perpetrator. this rabbi told us he looked out of his window to see him shooting, apparently at random. i saw the attacker with a long weapon, rifle or a gun, running around shooting at people, targeting people sitting outside the bars and pubs which are line

how to read jenny from spain to the middle east, to discover the hidden history behind some of the region's best loved dishes. savoring the pasta and algiers, the 20 years of china's transformation told through one young girl's journey from bus to adult hood 2 decades following the development of her life and nation., rewind returns to the story of k.k., the girl from going joe on al-jazeera halfway between tokyo and not where she was then relatively sleepy place. not a lot of violent crime. and so when 4 people get killed on one occasion in as bloody a massacres, this was the tracks a lot report. the task force of 80 police officers was created to find out what happened. police counted more than 40 stab wounds all together, the victims on imran khan in doha. the top stories are now does a u.s. president elect. joe biden has named his white house chief of staff despite donald trump's refusal to concede and allow a smooth transition of power. ron klain served as chief of staff to both biden and vice president al gore during the obama and clinton administrations. biden has been and able to mo

ok jenny, how do you see the meat? because of this, just gaslighting he or they're making the situation worse. well, you know this a laura says, you know, if you have the math, then you don't need to investigate that brought this is i think that's not what i said. you had to have evidence. i did not say i said we had to match don't conflate . those are 2 separate things. and you know, i had it. if you have the math, it got me to follow my niece. no, i didn't buy it. you know, it's not shout out here. this exact problem, if the democrats did in fact step that out, that says if your kid, you are saying that out yet rudy giuliani. there were not. i had an early night out here in the dark and i'm still, i'm sorry, i was ready to leave under there. and the r.c.c. and there were actually a 169000 ballots. they can never have a happy hour, happy seems. so what that will tell you that age where everyone has a cell phone, if they didn't keep it, shana has the record here. we'll be able to tell it like piecing together the publi

my name is jenny paris and i'm part of the family of oscar season is upon us a time where hollywood usually pumps out its best movies in the hope of winning some awards. but what does an oscar season in the year 2020 even mean with cinemas, either closed or on the brink that's coming up on arts and culture and the european union youth orchestra gets its dues for decades of international music make and later on, never innovative chilly. gonzales care of hip hop, a little 20 come to arts and culture. critics are starting to weigh in on contenders for next year's oscars. and a year when hollywood held back most of its major productions. are there any front runners amid the flurry of online releases? not only that, so i'm going to put that question now to my colleague adrian kennedy, who dream, this is usually the time of year when people are starting to place bets. what might be getting an oscar? what might not be? can we even start doing that in the year 2020, when it's much more difficult? movie journalists will be movie journalists if they want, willing to speculate on stuff, and there are

name is jenny paris and i work at the dalai lama. missionary and a pragmatist. the diplomat who always gets straight to the point the good to institutes outgoing director close to tellem on the last cultural diplomatic starts nov 16th on a d w. frank food, international gateway to the best connection, self in road and rail, located in the heart of europe. connected to the whole world, experienced outstanding shopping and dining office and try our services. biala, gassed at frankfurt. airport city managed by from a bought this is the w. news live from berlin. china condemns a blatant challenge to his authority in hong kong. after opposition. lawmakers make good on the threat to quit on months handing in letters of resignation. they walked out after for their colleagues were expelled from politics, also coming up violence flares and also fire.

his football jenny began, it shall come. as i know it on the needed field, a gentle kick up the backside of the sun. hype was immense. next step, nobody in england could believe where the german national team coach you're from. if you didn't take him to the world cup it was on his laid back characters, sometimes misunderstood his time. that wasn't told racy. it was a collective culbreath. his story is thrilling. now he's back in the bundesliga as on tuesday, you know, he's a player, he's a perfect fit for the last event. he'll be great for me. no free ride for saturday . you know, for everyone dreams of the champions league and i haven't want to get fined . of course, if there is a clone among the world's elite back, if you loved us knowing i wanted something new, a fresh challenge. and i knew that if i move, it has to be a club who can win the champions league and 5 i'm built. and that's by emotion, 100 percent as we saw last season. so that's going to be a big switch for an upwardly mobile star by in a currently setting th

that does jennie willoughby bring everyone to get -- jennie willoughby bring everyone together. do you think china will continue to benefit under that environment? do you think with a tax pushback happening, with a tariff pushback happening, with china taxing or pushing back against its own tech company, do you think -- company, why do you think china will be a place to invest? re?t are the highs in the mark: the biden rhetoric will not be like the rhetoric we have heard with trump. a biden will talk about coming together, about peace in the world, about international collaboration, etc. this is good for china. that's what china has been talking about as well. that is a very important thing to remember. another thing is that yes, the chinese will be cracking down on these big internet companies, but they certainly will not stop developing their technology. you find that the chinese are beginning to move into some of the finer aspects of semiconductors and chip production. that's going to make a big difference, globally. they will take a bigger market share in that area. it will

our formula one reporter jennie gow spoke to team boss toto wolff about securing the future of arguablytry has ever seen. if you're happy and you find purpose in your life, you will succeed. his activities around racing, studded with music and fashion, and now do much more serious topics, they have actually helped him to be more rounded in a way, and that is why his performances have become better and better. because there is not just a purpose in achieving greatness in the racing but there is also purpose in changing the world in the way he can. he can structure the life and the way he thinks it is good for him and he knows best, he is not going to go overboard with outside activities that will distract him. on the contrary, he does things that he enjoys and that he has worked out over the last eight years. his work take its —— work ethic is inspirational. yesterday, we discussed the race all day and what went wrong and that shows that it is not only high life and glamour, it is actually quite the opposite. now you have done the drivers title, surely the contract is the next thing to d

jenny mundy, the managing director forvisa in the uk and ireland.a much—needed boost, to get them through the worst of this. just to reiterate those figures, of every £10 we spend locally, £3.80 of it is keptin £10 we spend locally, £3.80 of it is kept in your local community. so the money comes right back. worth thinking about. that mix of online shopping is probably the most likely for us. let's catch up with the weather. hello. as we go through this week, it is going to turn colder by day and by night, and we will see a return to some patchy fog as well. some of that, slow to clear during the day. what we have today, still mild today after a cold start. it's going to be cloudy, it's going to be breezy. the best of the sunshine today will be across the south—east and also the north—east of scotland. because in the west, low pressure is bringing us some weather fronts. and those fronts are bringing some rain. gusty winds, also, across the far north and west of scotland. gusting 50 mph or 60 miles per hour. so, after a sunny start, we will see more

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huellas no ha quedado nada en sus pies y en esa aldea que las autoridades declaran campo santo, ahí está jennydepartamento de guatemala más castigado por la tormenta tropical eta y la labor de sepultar a las víctimas apenas empieza >> empezar a comer cuando vieron el cerro comenzó a caerse ellos empezaron a salirse unos salieron los otros no pudieron salir >> han sido imposibles 6 cadáver han sido encontrados ellos fueron sepultados sin la presencia de las autoridades >> tiene once años la nena del segundo tiene 7 años >> aquí solamente se puede llegar de san cristóbal porque la carretera desapareció del mapa han tenido que caminar hasta 8 horas para llegar a la zona cero y se encuentran como que es imposible trabajar >> este es mi reporte seguiremos informando en noticias telemundo >> qué situación triste, muchas gracias. guatemala le pide a estados unidos el tps para los guatemaltecos para que no les pongan impedimento para trabajar para que ayuden a sus familiares de guatemala el presidente dice que no sabe si el presidente donald trump aceptaría la petición de tps dijo que es obligación so

for more, let's bring in jenny montgomery scott's chief fixed income strategist.hat is the driving force? what is driving direction of treasuries? we are probably not going to get any negative stimulus anytime soon. on the other hand, jobs report came in better than expected. down below 7% on the unemployment rate. back to something resembling full employment sooner than expected. which force is stronger? >> i think you really nailed the two sides of the scale, the push and pull sides. on one hand, we have presumably lower supply. , rumor is that mr. biden and mr. mcconnell have had a good working relationship, but i'm assuming the odds of a large stimulus package are lower. the odds of a large infrastructure spending package are also lower. that means a lot less lower long-duration. we've got bubbling economic low.h from a cycle as we approach that, you would rise --nterest rates the interest rate rise hasn't been taken off the table. romaine: i am curious if you could talk more. we have focused heavily on stimulus and treasury issuance. there has been a bet abou

jenny: sure. have been focused on arizona, as have you, and kelly beat nick saly by quite a margin. we started to notice that a few weeks ago. say, it speaks to the division on the ground in arizona. native voters had a nse of getting out the vote in the ves that was extraordinary. particularly in the navajo nation, their mail-in ballots were challenged in court and were stopped from actually being brought in. thatyou saw in response to was this enormous mobilization of navajo voters themselves writing by horseback across the reservation. nativeslematic of how are turning out at the polls. we saw that there is great support for governor bullock among native voters, which represent about 7% of the population. closely.ing that race also what is happening in north carolina, there polls were extended late, so they did not start tallying votes until 8:15. up until last night, north lastina was one of trump's campaign stops, courting voters in nearby rosa county but next-door in columbus county. there h

we had the president peralta jenny college districts, we have had presidents of colleges and former mayor's and city council persons lawyers businessmen, developers. >> one of the things i found interesting is my first time they said they wanted two things to be mentioned. your tiled and denomination. so you don't get in the way of -- >> we have to leave all that out the door. expects everyone. we have to listen and that is what we are working hard on, forcing ourselves and sometimes it has to be forced to hear what your brother is saying and we have used a platform studying the scriptures. we read the bible from genesis to revelation's and start over again. >> how many times have you gone through the bible? >> i have been there i would say 10+ years at least four times. sometimes we get maybe three or four versus and then people raise their hand and have a question or they want to expound on the passage. from that exchange, we believe that what needs to come out and needs to be heard is heard >> and you mentioned earlier you teach the evil sculptures old testament live at. some people woul

our jenny norman has more. >> kamala harris's name now etched in history. >> we, the people, have the to build a better future. >> at 56, taking her place as the first woman, first black and first asian-american vice president, thanking the powerful voting bloc that got her there. >> i am thinking about the generations of women, black women, asian, white, latina, native american women who fought and sacrificed so much for equality and liberty and justice for all, including the black women who are often too often overlooked but so often prove they are the backbone of our democracy. >> the daughter of jamaican and indian immigrants, harris says she grew up with a stroller eye view of the civil rights movement. as a student at howard university joining alpha kappa alpha, the oldest historically black sorority. spending weekends protesting on the national mall, during the week competing on the debate team. throughout her career, shattering glass ceilings and making history, becoming the first more than once. in 2010 as the first black woman elected california's attorney general, running t

either way. >> i would like to support you, jenny, i think you are right. have conflicts in terms of i have the hotel and run the village. i don't want to be in conflict but i'd like to make sure it's done. let's work together. however i can support you to make sure with you have meetings and whatever it is we start moving on things now. i'd like to nominate member friedenbach. >> member friedenbach you working on rapid response? >> yes. >> i also add there is support so which can get -- [inaudible]. >> all right, seconded. any farther discussion on this appointment? all right, if not we'll go to a roll call vote. [roll call] >> you have nine ayes. >> thank you member friedenbach and miller. there is a lot of interest to come and prevent. we'll move to the next item. >> i'd like to propose other activity. this is for investments. >> all right, do you except. >> maybe there is a way to intergrade that. this is request the data officer role. >> this is what i'm thinking, yeah. can you state your name. thank you. >> all right we'll go to a roll call vote. [rol

little did i know that her grandmother was jenny olana. that was it. it never would have happened otherwise. everything looks like that, but it didn't. it's crucial. >> the doctor presented his case to the village council, including rita olana. he made sure they understood that the virus was dead and could not cause disease. >> i also told them how important it is because your participation, this is where it begins. you're part of the team now, the village, and i'm a special specimen collector, and dr. tonberg at the institute of pathology, these are the three but it begins with you. and i got the permission to go. figured no one wants to go to the grave and dig bodies, so i will do it myself. and so one of the members said, would you like to have some help? four young men, eskimos, assigned by the village council, assigned to help me. i told them i knew where the grave was. we mark it off. the end of the first day, we were down to about four feet. and i didn't see anything at all. and then five feet, and the following day, no, there are still some bod

. >> and jenny told me she's used to patients dying, but she's never seen so much death at once. she works in a hospital here in chicago. and like so many icu nurses here and around the country, jenny has held the hand of her dying patients when their family members couldn't. back to you, alisyn. >> it is gutting, adrienne. it is gutting to think about that, how many people are dying and how many people are dying alone. thank you very much for all of that. so minnesota's governor is warning that the midwest is facing, quote, a catastrophic lack of hospital beds. illinois's governor says officials are running out of time. and president trump is doing nothing. how will we get out of this? when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. we look for control where w

. >> including the sizzling performance by jenny from the block. look at her, all over that chair. a-rod, he's so happy. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >>> it was one of last night's >>> it was one of last night's most theatrical moments on the american music awards. >> dua lipa levitating in the premier of her smash hit "levitating." will ganss has more of the highlights. get it, high? if you don't levitate right now, there's no point in this live shot. >> guys, i'm not kidding when i asked if i could be lowered in today on dua lipa's levitation machine. >> will, when are you going to use those steps back there? >> i've used them before. you guys just weren't looking. you don't know what goes on before i get on camera. dua lipa was flying off the stage, but that was mild compared to the rest of the night's performances at the amas. we're talking fireworks. we're talking taraji in a gazillion gilttering outfit changes. and a whole lot of sex appeal on stage. j. lo, my goodness, a sizzling performance from jennifer lopez and malula cranking up the heat at last night's american

woman chef from kentucky who is jewish had to cook something from their own heritage and mix it with jenny's flavors because they're in macau, she went shopping where she couldn't read the packages, shabbat crackers and made matzoh ball soup with chinese broth. and she one and hearing the judges discuss the merits of this matzoh ball soup. i just felt such a sense of pride, watching this and being like this is a gourmet challenge and she might win the title with a bowl of matzoh ball soup that's an incredible moment for jewish cuisine i think. >> and that's fascinating. >> what is really jewish zine and the elements that define it. >> so much of how it has been defined in the united states has been shaped by companies like the manischewitz company which promoted matzoh ball soup as an everyday food it's a food for passover and matzoh ball soup most of and dumpling soup for the holiday of passover but the company, had this amazing idea that they would sell their meal from which you could make matzoh balls year-round and therefore, we got matzoh ball soup year-round as a recognizably jewish fo

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he does now for the surprising inclusions r and b singer jenni i go the psychedelic soul band black pumas and english musician jacob how you the big snub of the night the weekend got nominations but don't warrant a week after the grammys is performing at the super bowl halftime show. >>all right we'll have more grammy snubs and surprises tonight on e t plus what we know about jeopardy's new host and mark harmon celebrates a n c i s milestone. >>with me. big big show don't miss it, i'm kevin frazier entertainment tonight. >>appreciate it kevin by the way you can catch all your entertainment tonight news right here on kron 4 it airs at but then we're back here in prime time at least a can and catherine will be for part 4 news at 8, but first on kron 4 news at 6. >>a dire plea from california health officials as coronavirus cases surge out of control. many people will be spending thanksgiving in the hospital battling the virus as other celebrate with her family's defying health orders we're going to have the latest fight to stop the spread of covid-19 plus so much and for miss inmates among

en guatemala jenny corado noticias telemundo. >>> en medio de este difÍcil panorama aÚn rescatan damnificadospara ver quÉ pueden salvar otros evacuan ante el peligro de una nueva tormenta que se dirige a ellos, raÚl torres amplia. >>> primero el agua los sacÓ de sus casas, ahora el miedo, miles de hondureÑos dejaron sus hogares porque la tormenta iota ya estÁ en el horizonte. >>> con el corazÓn destrozado en honduras el agua cubriÓ y arraso todo. marÍa y su familia regresaron, comenzaron la limpieza y recuperaron algunas cosas. pero saben que vienen las lluvias otra vez y tendrÁn que irse. >>> aquÍ estÁ todo lo que nosotros tenÍamos >>> a las comunidades solo se llega en vehÍculos grandes los caminos estÁn inundados y los habitantes salen como pueden y blanca saliÓ en un camion del ejÉrcito >>> no tenemos nada >>> si la primera tormenta dejÓ destrucciÓn y desolacion, la siguiente podrÍa arrebatarle la vida a muchas mÁs personas. >>> ahorita andamos haciendo una evacuaciÓn preventiva para que la gente pues sea consciente en salir voluntariamente verdad >>> otro temor en honduras el covid-19 la

que le hubiera aconsejado jenni rivera a su hija en este momento de su vida?o el día. Úsala menos de 4 a 9 pm y protege california para las generaciones futuras. ♪ ♪ karla: atacado con brutalidad termina un veterano de guerra por intentar ayudar a una mujer. de diremos que motivÓ la ira de la desconocida. alan: en el dÍa mundial de la obesidad tres personas vienen a contarnos su lucha contra esta enfermedad y cÓmo lograron derrotarla. esto nos servirÁ a todos. francisca: cuando falta muy poco para el estreno de la esperada serie sobre selena, la familia quintanilla recibe una demanda quintanilla de alguien muy cercano a ellos. alan: una chiquis renovada se confiesa con luis sandoval y revela que concepto le darÍa su madre y que cosas me estÁn haciendo llorar. ♪ ♪ karla: buenos dÍas a nuestra gente bonita, hoy 12 de diciembre de 2020. alan: estÁs en diciembre? karla: por algo se me vino a la cabeza, hoy celebramos el dÍa mundial de la obesidad y tenemos unas historias increÍbles. alan: la obesidad no sÓlo son problema estÉtico, son problemas mÉdicos que aumenta

siguen con lluvias intensas que hacen que las inundaciones amenacen con arrastrarlo todo, en guatemala, jennymento en helicÓptero de dos, en que dos mujeres quedaron atrapadas en medio de las inundaciones en una comunidad a orillas del rÍo en el norte de honduras, despuÉs de mucho esfuerzo las dos nÚmeros pudieron subir a bordo de la aeronave y luego ser llevadas a un bor albergue. >> no honduras tambiÉn una de las Áreas mas afectadas fue... los darnos son incalculables, y cristian estÁ en el lugar, adelante. >> gracias, me encuentro en una de las zonas mÁs afectadas por el paso del huracÁn oita en honduras y donde como se puede ver en las imaginas, aÚn hay muchas zonas inundadas poco a poco los pobladores estÁn regresando a lo que queda de sus casas que estÁn completamente llenas de lodo, intentando rescatar sus pertenencias. >> esto se repite en muchas otras zonas del paÍs donde ademÁs hay comunidades in comunico nadas lo que ha obligado a los cuerposs de socorro a rescatar a muchas familias incluso algunas en el techo de sus casas. oita dejÓ 6 fallecidos y cerca del millÓn y medio de perso

jenny --t like that, jimmy. >> the wagon got the call with us were in a hurry.ll of us were in a mess up to our armpits. >> please do not hurt him, that is my husband. jimmy, do not do this, jimmy, do not. please, do not hurt him. jimmy, do not hurt him, please. do not hurt him, please do not hurt him. >> i do not think that man's family or neighbors will ever forget what they saw that day, i know i will not forget it. jack and iter, handled a call that could have been just as messy. difficultbe just as to handle as men. >> i am not bothering nobody. >> what is your name? >> this one had been asked -- exhibiting strange behavior. we talked with her quietly for a long time before we made the attempt to get her to move. by then we had made her feel that we were not siding against her and that we met what we said. handling people like this meant like this takes time. here is only a minute or so of the half hour it took to get her to the car. the firstfirst joined -- the force i had to yell -- i thought you had to yell at people and frighten them to get them to do t