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it's a good soup, jenny.nt. >> brody doesn't cough. >> it's for respect. >> you didn't have to march behind the hearses, you didn't have to march all the way to the williamsburg bridge. >> 40,000 people they march, not deleo? >> you coughed all night. >> it was a very big funeral. >> what good does a funeral do? >> it's to protest. >> it doesn't bring them back to life. >> no. but now 40,000 people they know their names. the dead have names. it's that immortality. >> drink your soup while it's hot. >> who are this -- these children die in the triangle fire. did i know them? but i go to the funeral. the whole world go to the funeral. and now because they die it's already to be a new law. a door is to be open in a factory, windows are not to be locked. and because it was said to them no union, now thousands come and they join the union. 40,000 people they march. it's respect. >> tomorrow you'll go with brody to the doctor. >> jenny, you so practical. >>. >> it's chicken, what are you studying? don't you recogni

we started with jenny. we will end with jenny thermo fisher is yours, down almost 5%. what is up >> here is another one where i think expectations were a little bit ahead of themselves and we're seeing a lot of sensitivity not to the actual numbers coming out but to the expectation. management raised guidance, only by 1.6%. people are a little bit disappointed i think there's tons of runway to make money here we added this last march when the market came back and plan to hold it for a very long time so this is just a temporary, you know, disappointment. >> all righty. >> it will grow from here i think. >> okay. thank you. >>> the nfl draft that kicks off tonight, cnbc's "stock draft" is back there's just over one hour until the launch on "power lunch." our experts weigh in with their number one draft picks they will do that next ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she

you know what i discovered, that jenny is never wrong. >> jimmy: jenny is never wrong? >> no.. we check in virtually, and i just listen to her. when i get to a point like today i was should i do jimmy kimmel and jenny said yeah, so i'm here. >> jimmy: oh. wow. i appreciate jenny giving you the green light. >> a lot of people say well, jenny craig, maybe she died. they don't know that. >> jimmy: is jenny alive? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: you don't know. >> maybe, maybe not. i don't know. >> jimmy: maybe it's one of those "star wars" things where even if she does die, she just becomes stronger. >> is that a joke? >> jimmy: no, it's not a joke. we got to get you some food. you brought out a prosciutto. >> oh my god no. >> jimmy: what happened to that guy? >> that's gone, bro, that's gone. he was donated. my daughter, my 13-year-old daughter is with me, and she teases me. every time i cook my food, she goes well, what's jenny going to say? i don't know. >> jimmy: she is summoning jenny too? >> yes. she eats her normal food. i just let her have her voice, you know, even if dad is g

. >> i did right, jenny. >> what about which? or >> he'll trust us. >>? wolf is going to trust us?r job. >> i'm going to a union meeting. >> they've been talking union for 30 years. >> talk! it's all talk! >> yesterday after work, i heard him speak, he said in this industry, the survival of the fittest is survival of the meanest. . there's only one thing, strike. he >> can't, you hear me, you can't! he can't strike! >> 55,000 klopp maker struck. we had stood for everything we could. the year earlier, a 1909, 20,000 makers, women and girls. if they could do it, we could do it. it is the most hot summer since 1900. we go on strike. for 58 days we marched in the picket line. 58 days. in the summer of 19 can, lots of things hurt. >> your husband should have thought of it before he went on strike. when you make the payment, i will bring back the table. >> maya? >> this is how you finance a strike. ♪ ♪ ♪ with the last things you have left in the world. finance this strike with the things you love. with the jimmy's writing ring, with the watch that mike's father gave him in italy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >

we're back jenny? >> and i think how wonderful is that i've been arguing for a long time we don't need them to continue to be the driver of the trail. it is okay if they take a turn being the caboose. i think the way pete phrased it is really well we are broadening the base, and that's creating a healthier market i was writing when he was speaking, but that diversity of leadership builds a stronger, more resilient market. that's what is happening now when we talk about over valuation, one of the things amy and i were talking about the call is how many pockets and little areas in the market there are that aren't over valued. you can look at many of the banks, and pete was mentioning this, too, and they're still trading at ten times earnings, twelve times earnings, eight times earnings there's plenty of energy stocks out there trading at a fraction of the market multiple as those grow from ten times earnings to 12 times to 13 times, you are just building a stronger market that's good for everybody. it is

we set out to these are for us that's what freedom means spots at the good over the last 3 years jennie and christian have lived in what tech los to 30 different locations on their travel blog they posted this for a particular travel destinations around the wild they make money. they primarily through ads. would lose their playoff the gulf war. but they instead always go smoothly in 2017 the bad barely survived after their scooter collided with a car in thailand after undergoing several operations that they were transported back to germany and spent 8 weeks in rehab christians for it will probably never be like it used to get 13 months after the accident the couple returned to thailand. will return to your old life pretty fast simply because it was one that we wanted to return to. since the accident and the birth of their son louis than a magic existence has changed somewhat the baby needs regular checkups and vaccinations and christian also needs to see his doctor regularly these days most of that travel destinations are in europe and that way they can quickly return to germany where t

nos enlazamos con jenny villegas, de la organizaciÓn carecen.hemos estado en comunicaciÓn con la ciudad de long beach sobre este centro que van abrir para los menores migrantes. incluso con el alcalde y el concejo municipal, es un poco preocupante sabemos que estos albergues son soluciones de emergencia, no son soluciones a largo plazo. la soluciÓn es realmente que el gobierno unifique a estos niÑos con sus familias y que les de un trato digno con un enfoque en el bienestar y la salud de cada uno de ellos. hay varias organizaciones como la de carecen que vamos a tener la oportunidad de trabar con estos niÑos ya una vez que temor re unificado con sus familias. al llegar estos albergues simplemente es el primer paso de estar en un nuevo paÍs, despuÉs de eso sabemos que los niÑos necesita mucho apoyo para poder integrarse de nuevo con sus familias en esta nueva comunidad. carecen promueve servicis de migraciÓn legal, tambiÉn para poder conectarlos con servicios sociales cÓmo salud, salud mental, programas para jÓvenes y todo eso. andrea: excelente,

gorgeous place and i can't imagine anything better than better than wash day after that business studies jenny and christian you rush it found good jobs with a steel company and a pharmacy tickle. but 3 years ago they threw in the towel and began and going live the head with a travel blog now their own grand canaria. from the 1st day of my job training i realized that i needed to be my own boss and that what i was doing there wasn't me because wearing a suit and tie was never my thing so what's funny is that my. best immorality has gone into business for himself as an online entrepreneur for 5 years he's traveled the well his favorite protocol is thailand after a botched me surgery forced him to give up his hotel job he suffered a crisis. i think that happens quite often and often the motivator and all the real triggers tell us what about whether emotional or physical you can just keep on going on that drives you to change things and drive across and out here in the thai capital bangkok the german entrepreneur has rented an apartment but bastion probably won't stay long he is a digital nomad m

so joe terranova -- sorry, jenny. i will come back to you. joe, you were looking for more money to move back into the faangs and those stocks have been hitting new highs whether it is alphabet, facebook, apple is included in that group. now i'm told the faang stocks are yu form and jon told me not to be in stocks. you want to make a headline? >> be exposed but not in equities but in the call spreads. >> i hear you but it is still a statement you are making in the overall view. >> yes, sir. >> can i say one sentence? do what michael said, which is be particular about what you own. that's the real case be particular. >> joe. >> okay. >> so i own apple, i own microsoft, i own alphabet. there's times, and i think what we do well on this show is we communicate when there are times to kind of put your foot on the gas pedal and really accelerate. i felt that was the moment in march to do it i think as we come into earnings, maybe you want to take your foot a little bit off the gas pedal. i would liken it to being on a ride in disney, and sitting on

jenny in christian year russia can also live from that were in fact they and more from the travel logthan they did with their own jobs in germany. the coronavirus pandemic has slashed their income by 80 percent so now they need to find another way to generate some. ash. up there i'd rather with the way your ball go i've read slower working on an i phone course to teach people a bit more about i phone to talk of free and we think it's pretty promising because american models have worked well so. even if things are tough right now the couple has no plans to give up their lifestyle they intend to keep travelling where they're not birds in tow in recent years they've learned to deal with new situations and take advantage of opportunities they might not even have recognized before. the new best friend has found another campsite with a view. every day is full of holiday moments and new adventures. books also means is to me you know what luxury is precisely what i have here is simply being free being created decide where i want to be when i want to be there and for how long. how long hostage

jenny in christian year russia can also live from there were in fact they and most of their travel luckthan they did with their own jobs in germany. the coronavirus pandemic has slashed their income by 80 percent so now they need to find another way to generate some. ass. up every word you wrote in with. your ball and i for expo were working on an i phone course to teach people of its more about i phone to talk of free and we think it's pretty promising because american models of worked well so. even if things are tough right now the couple has no plans to give up their lifestyle they intend to keep traveling with their notebooks in tow in recent years they've learned to deal with new situations and take advantage of opportunities they might not even have recognized before. the new best friend has found another campsite with a view. every day is full of holiday moments and new adventures. books also make is to me luxury is precisely what i have here is simply being free being created decide where i want to be when i want to be there and for how long. i'll post it to get the. past in bro

que significa para ti jenny rivera?igue alcanzando las nuevas generaciones. ojalÁ prÓximamente podamos ver la serie animada para que la mÚsica y la vida de jenny rivera sigan siendo conocidas por cada vez mÁs generaciones. me despido desde los Ángeles. karla: muchÍsimas gracias y que proyecto tan bonito y tambiÉn interesante. como cambia la vida. ella le regala la computadora al muchacho que les parece si celebramos a quienes han nacido en un dÍa como hoy? raÚl: asÍ es. vamos a celebrar la vida! tÚ te quedas en la pantalla gigante para celebrar con nosotros. francisca: hoy miÉrcoles 7 de abril, felicitamos a la quinceaÑera isabella cuervo. carlos: y cidades para dasline peÑa de ocho aÑos. raÚl: ahora vamos hasta el paso texas para saludar a yara melÉndez. giselle: josÉ alejandro vÁzquez estÁ cumpliendo 13 aÑos. francisca: muchas felicidades para Ángel vÁzquez de texas que hoy cumple 12 aÑos. carlos: y quÉ me dicen de jocelyn fontana de california que celebra sus 11 aÑos. raul: buena aventura le deseamos a gael buenavent

jenny nos informa. >> incertidumbre, desorden y ausentismo de miembros de mesa >> con eso me sustentoon los rÉcord incremento significativo en relaciÓn a marzo de 2020, segÚn cifras del banco de guatemala. >> el aumento de las remesas ha permitido que los paÍses del triÁngulo norte de centroamÉrica encuentren un respiro a la agobiante crisis producida por la pandemia y por la destrucciÓ causada por las tormentas que el aÑo pasado afectaron la zona >> en los primeros dos meses del aÑo, el salvador reportÓ un aumento del 17% del dinero que recibe por concepto de remesas. algo que beneficia a familias como los esposos cabrera, que reciben cada mes lo que su hija glenda les envÍa. >> siempre mandÁndoles dinero para sobrevivir porque aquÍ no conseguimos trabajo nosotros >> en honduras las remesas tambiÉn reflejan un aumento, pero para este analista el creciente rol de estos envÍos e la economÍa guatemalteca es preocupante. >> pero a la larga esto realmente representa un gran mal para nuestra sociedad, porque lo que deberÍa buscar el estado guatemalteco es polÍticas de estado que permitan p

jenny in christian year russia can also live from there were in fact they move from their travel log than they did with their own jobs in germany. the coronavirus pandemic has slashed their income by 80 percent so now they need to find another way to generate some. ash. up there i'd rather with the. ball go out and i for explore working on an i phone course to teach people a bit more about i phone to talk to 3 and we think it's pretty promising because american models of worked well but. even if things are tough right now the couple has no plans to give up their lifestyle they intend to keep traveling with their night beds in tow in recent years they've learned to deal with new situations and take advantage of opportunities they might not even have recognized before. the new best friend has found another campsite with a view. every day as the live holiday moments and new adventures. looks awesome it is to me you know luxury is precisely what i have here is simply being free of being free to decide where i want to be when i want to be there and for how long. i'll post it to get. past

us at the good over the last 3 years jenny and christian have lived in what tech los to 30 different locations on their travel blog post tips for popular travel destinations around the world they make money primarily through ads. for the certainly out of luck of course. but they instead always go smoothly in 2017 the bad barely survived after their scooter collided with a car in thailand after undergoing several operations that they were transported back to germany and spent 8 weeks in rehab christians for it will probably never be like it used to get 13 months after the accident the couple returned to thailand. will return to old lives pretty fast simply because it was one that we wanted to return to. since the accident and the birth of their son louis than a magic existence has changed somewhat their baby needs regular checkups and vaccinations and christian also nice to see his doctor regularly these days most of that travel destinations are in europe and that way they can quickly return to germany where they legally reside and pay taxes for a digital though months the boundaries

jenny in deck and thank ou both word of it. jenny in deck and thank you both so _ word of it.t goodison park this evening. jose mourinho's side took the lead in the first half through harry kane. everton did draw level from the penalty spot and then went in front through this well taken goalfrom gilfi sigurdsson. but a moments confusion amongst the everton defenders let in harry kane for a second. two goals for him but a worrying moment right at the end moment night at the end when he appeared to turn his ankle before being forced to hobble off. bad news for spurs with just a week to go before the league cup final. for harry going off the way he did a couple of minutes ago with a game open trying to win it for him to come out is not because he's nothing. he's something. but today is friday, next match is wednesday. the other one is sunday so let's say eight, ten days to try to recover. let's see, let's be positive. elswhere, england under 21 manager aidy boothroyd is stepping down after four years in the role, just two weeks after the side finished bottom of their group at the

so i love jenny.d get her to get out of the stock. >> doesn't sound like she is going to do that, jim. thanks >>> we are, as i said earlier, bracing for the busiest week of earnings season yet and perhaps the most important, too. apple, amazon, facebook, all on deck which means our experts will get you ready for those trades a reminder you can always catch us on the cnbc app we're back in two minutes. at calvert we know responsible investing is hard. if you're concerned about the environment and climate change, how do you find companies that are driving the right outcomes? if you care about economic equality and social justice, which firms are addressing it in their workplaces and their communities? for nearly 40 years, calvert has delivered competitive returns by investing in companies making a difference because we see value in doing good. for more information, visit calvert.com/earthday. just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars o

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jenny integration you russia can also live from there were in fact they and more from the travel log than they did with their own jobs in germany. the coronavirus pandemic has slashed their income by 80 percent so now they need to find another way to generate some. ash. up there i'd rather with the way your ball got i for expo were working on an i phone course to teach people a bit more about i phone to talk of free and we think it's pretty promising because american models of worked well so. even if things are tough right now the couple has no plans to give up their lifestyle they intend to keep traveling with their notebooks in tow in recent years they've learned to deal with new situations and take advantage of opportunities they might not even have recognized before. the new best friend has found another campsite with a view. every day is full of holiday moments and new adventures. books also make is to me luxury is precisely what i have here. simply being free being creative decide where i want to be when i want to be there and for how long. how long i'll say to give. fastin bro

alix: jenny, thank you very much. for more on the chip shortage, joining us is our bloomberg analyst. what kind of chips are we talking about? where are we getting hit the hardest here that needs to be fixed? reporter: good morning. thank you for having me. this is going to be a diverse issue if demand and supply continue at the same trajectory through the year. demand across the board has been very strong not only for autos, but for pcs, for mobile devices, first servers -- mobile devices, for servers. you are going to see this spread in a much more diverse fashion. right now we are seeing some foundry shortages. mobile chips are being shortchanged at samsung potentially. we are seeing some issues at gmc . so while the auto industry and display panels are seeing shortages, i think this is a much more diverse problem and a more acute one before it is all fixed. guy: if you want to put production in the united states, both from a geopolitical point of view, to reduce the risk on that front, also to reduce the supply li

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this is my own jenny pitinkin brand.osmt used with your own skin care products. and get it wet and apply your products. if y and the best part is when you are done, you just toss it in the washing machine, so it is ready to use again the next time. and you know, it is not like earth day can be just one day of the year anymore. we all need to be keeping it clean and green every day of the year. >> and the guys are like all freaking out in the studio because i think i'm scaring them with the mask on. jenny, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. rob what do you think? >> well i -- i don't -- i -- no, improvement? no i'm kidding. but good on you for wearing that the whole segment. not at all distracting. speaking of distracting, the beard is coming off a week from today. right here. tune in. it kept me warm all winbut, which is holding on here in sunday river resort. they are still skiing. six inch yesterday. across much of new england got a good dose of snow. windchills at or below freezing. >>> good morning. upper ele

jenny hill, bbc news, marburg.ave pleaded with people to respect covid restrictions over the easter weekend. the plan is for children to go back to school in a week's time, but they say that could bejeopardised if people mingle now in big numbers. until recently, the czech republic had some of the highest per capita cases and deaths in the world. i have been speaking to dr daniel lopez—acuna from the andalusian school of public health in spain, about whether the lockdown and restrictions over easter across europe are necessary. it was more than necessary to do an easter in silence and in quietness, the reason being that the extremely high incidence levels that we are observing in many countries in europe. when we have france approaching the 800 cases per 100,000, when we have italy close to 500, when we have several other countries like the netherlands or belgium around 500 as well, when we have the czech republic close to 1,000, it is clear that we need to stick to restrictive measures and to limit mobility and to

jenny hill live _ here. jenny, thank you very much for that. jenny hill live in _ here. was first in the chair here today, how desperate were you to get back to the hairdresser? very desperate, it has been a long time _ very desperate, it has been a long time coming. very desperate, it has been a long time coming-— very desperate, it has been a long time coming. very desperate, it has been a long time cominu. ~ ,, , ., ., time coming. where you tempted to do an home time coming. where you tempted to do any home hair— time coming. where you tempted to do any home hair dressing _ time coming. where you tempted to do any home hair dressing yourself? i any home hair dressing yourself? definitely not, i would rather leave it to the _ definitely not, i would rather leave it to the professionals! and tommy startin: it to the professionals! and tommy starting anew _ it to the professionals! and tommy starting anew this _ it to the professionals! and tommy starting anew this morning. - it to the professionals! and tommy starting anew this morning. what l it to the professionals!

jenny hill, bbc news, marburg.the centre—right party of prime minister — boyko borissov has won the most votes with around 35%. if confirmed, he will need the support of others to continue governing. mr borissov main challengers are the pro—russia socialists, with approximately sixteen per cent of the votes, according to the exit polls. the elections were held in spite of high levels of coronavirus infections. the headlines on bbc news: royal crisis injordan — former crown prince hamza says he's under house arrest. he's accused of being involved in a plot to destabilise the country. the pope uses his easter sunday address to call for covid vaccines to be shared with the world's poorest countries. england is to trial covid passports, in a bid to allow the safe return of mass events. the fa cup final will be among the pilots. aid groups in mozambique say nearly 10,000 people have been evacuated from the northern town of palma, which was recently attacked by islamist militants. the mozambican authorities say thousands

name is jenny paris tonight word and deed album. this is the news live from berlin the u.s. jury finds a white ex policeman guilty of murdering george floyd president biden calls that the stops in the fight against racism no one should be above the law. and today's verdict sends that message but it's not enough we can't stop here. the.

jenny yang thanks so much for joining us.ts and turns on the refugee cap. >> earlier today, the president signed a presidential dhearmings basically kept the low ref -- determination that basically kept the low rfs cap, this was a number that was previously set by president trump but which president biden himself decided to keep. the one change he did make was to revise the program to expand the categories through which refugees are actually eligible to come into the program. but the fact that he kept the refugee ceiling at the historically low level of 15,000 is very, very concerning because it does mean that refugees will continue to be excluded from the program even though many have been waiting many, many years to come in. now the white house just recently issued a statement saying that 15,000 is not the final number for this fiscal year but it is very concerning. because the president himself said that he would actually raise the refugee ceiling to 62,500 and we're still waiting for him to follow through on that commitme

question after that business studies jenny in christian new rash it found good jobs with a steel company and a pharmaceutical fan but 3 years ago they threw in the towel and began and going live the head with a travel blog now their own grand canaria. help from the 1st day of my job training i realized that i needed to be my own boss and that what i was doing there wasn't me because wearing a suit and tie was never my thing. but the my. best immorality has gone into business for himself as an online entrepreneur for 5 years he's traveled the well his favorite protocol is thailand after bunch nice surgery forced him to give up his hotel job he suffered a crisis. i think that happens quite often and often the motivator was the real triggers tell us what about whether emotional or physical you can just keep on going on that drives you to change things and drive across and out here in the thai capital bangkok the german entrepreneur has rented an apartment but basti and probably won't stay long and he is a digital nomad most of his business is conducted online so he can work from pretty much

my name is jenny harrison i work a d w. point . draw in munich honestly good champions german cups whenas champions league victors and now congress. and it's old thanks to one minute kanzi flick. now is a relatively unknown culch. elevated the standing in such a short period of time and how did he turn fine music from a crisis club into an on basic machine. click worked on 4 main sectors tactics. mentality. arousal. training. he's proven himself as one of the best coaches in the world and a humble one at that team and. is this you just want to snatched. one man show gets it's been on a farm team playoff game of the 55 year old his makes his progressive training methods with a simple human touch to bring boston back to the top. he's not finished yet. to appreciate flick success at ball and you have to 1st look at the tomatoes position the club was in when he arrived he was handed the job in november 29th seen up to nikko that his side had been spanked 51 front 4. it was an embarrassing result which left by an informed place but the

." ♪ >> seth: hey, everybody, these are two of our writers, amber and jenny. >> i'm black >> and i'mwe're both women. >> seth: and i'm not so here's how it works i'll read the setups to these jokes, and amber and jenny will read the punch lines here we go a cleric in iran claimed recently that the coronavirus vaccine turns people gay >> said lesbians, "give it to cate blanchett!" >> seth: the utah black history museum opened this month - >> which i can only assume is a trap >> seth: hey, amber, what's your favorite part of going to a museum >> when people keep asking me if i work there >> seth: an openly gay man is currently running across the state of mississippi to raise awareness for lgbtq issues >> and also because he is being chased >> seth: in a recent interview with oprah, meghan markle revealed that buckingham palace refused to grant a title to her son, who is the first person of color born into the royal family >> which is actually a good thing, because the title was going to be "sir melanin of chocolateshire. >> seth: hey, amber, what was the most surprising part of that in

jenny hill, bbc news, corfu.lip as "having left a huge void" in her life. they first met in 193a and got married after the war in 1947 — a relationship spanning nine decades. mark easton reports from liverpool on how the queen and duke of edinburgh have been a remarkable team in the of the monarchy. | liverpool gives a true lancashirej welcome to princess elizabeth... in spring 1949, a young couple went to liverpool's anglican cathedral at the end of hope street, and drew a lovers' knot on the third pier of the nave. the entwined e and p remains carved into the fabric of the building to this day, the physical embodiment of a marriage that was to last more than 73 years. the princess and the duke move into... . among the choirboys attending that day was geoff holliday, now in his 80s. he recently lost his wife, helen, after almost 50 years of marriage, and feels for the queen as she bids a final farewell to her husband. i would say that the queen is feeling this tremendously at the moment. even though you are prep

my name is jenny paris and i weren't. welcome to arts and culture britain's prince philip has died at the age of 99 a staunch fighter for the preservation of the monarchy philip was a member of the greek and danish while families until 1947 when he married elizabeth later queen elizabeth the 2nd always at her side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the prince concert philip was married to elizabeth for more than 70 years he was known for her. when he quips and for off color comments that often veered off script he was also credited with helping bring the royal family into the television. notes death was confirmed by windsor castle earlier we spoke to d.w. correspondent charlotte telson pel in london he has been with married to the queen as the 70 years he's remains at the site by has signed for countless appearances often through very difficult times for the monarchy what springs to mind of course is the death of princess diana in 1907 that posed a huge challenge for the royal family and that the public sup

may name is jenny harrison anchorage a d. . germany's finance minister is grilled over why a card. tells a parliamentary inquiry that the blame for the scandal does not lie with the government will examine that. crowd with tens of thousands of satellites to go there over the coming years we'll look at the businesses hoping to profit. they came like a play but farmers battling an outbreak of locusts in east africa are finding ways to turn it to their. this is due to be business. and welcome to the program germany's finance minister says the country's government is not to blame for the scandal. has been appearing before a parliamentary inquiry into the demise of the form a darling of the dax wild card collapsed last year after admitting to a 1900000000 euros hole in its balance sheet. the german finance minister and vice chancellor says he's innocent he denies all of the investigative committees allegations of responsibility for the former tax company's accounting scandal. the federal government isn't responsible for this large scale fraud obviously that happened with high criminal e

that is way become you know difficult for us because they have more of the really and more better jenny it is a spreading faster and you do sometime you know escaping from the you know antibodies with general inherent immunity which is there in the body the problem now is because of the panic getting authentic there the fear then the population and that is why those are who are dying off you know material substances like you know oxygen and the litle drugs and you know occupying the beds so that is the problem you know that for policing itself is independent testing that is way many of the god meant it in he said feeling here too cocky sure a secretary of indian public health association gallium vice president of india association of epidemiologists are thank you for joining us and. and now we turn our attention to turkey where migration and displacement is a global problem that turkey is currently hosting more than 4000000 refugees from the middies numbers surge during syria's civil war which began 10 years ago but today most migrants trying to reach europe from turkey and not syrians

unprepared with such an eventuality that they would run out of oxygen in this critical time in the band jenny we just saw in that report the 1st rains delivering oxygen is their hope conditions might improve soon. well apart from oxygen coming my release is coming by specially from. the simplest of oxygen the oxygen corridos being created so that tankers oxygen tank us can safely make their way to the destinations where there was needed also as well as flames i used to be used to bring cylinders to the place especially the most but of course there's also a question of distribution india has a friend was struck just states are competing for planes about who should get the oxygen 1st and the other states which are not luge might that ruling of egypt be saying that they're not getting enough oxygen but of course the prime minister says that the distribution of oxygen will be fair and equitable what other measures are being taken to stem the tide of infections and rita might be the most important thing is to bring down the rate of infections which simply surging beyond control at the moment to mo

was already under curfew but now the local government has decided to extend that like another week jenny now the cases of good are not 19 and the number continues to rise 357 people who died overnight are not their records and this is just your perception. that the only way that the court this tide of these infections was to take strict measures to stop them to meet the contact and the government said that this is the only weapon to stem the flow of more infections and bring down the positivity rate which had gone up to some 37 percent the last couple of days it's gone down to 29 percent so this this trend has continued because the situation in. yeah those images we've been looking at are showing that critical nature i'm curious have asked the national government for supporting getting oxygen how is the government responding. when did india has a federal structure so that they don't keep government agency says it needs more have their local government says they have 700 what they need to 700 tons of great oxygen or that they have 50 percent of that so they've appealed to the national gov

jenny thank you thank you and that's all we have time for you have today at the top the next. let's get right to the heart of the. smoking is healthy because the signs are good for the. warming. well.

joining us is jenny fleish, co-founder of rent the runway. it's great to be here. >> so you co-founded rent the runway i know you're still on the board, then went on to walmart to found jet black and now decided to go into venture capital. why? are there a lot of consumer opportunities right now isn't the startup world? >> i think there are a lot of consumer opportunities m moreover, rent the runway, my co-founder and i were given a lot of support through our venture capital supporters so i'm hoping to pay that forward and bring more women into the investing space as other businesses continue to evolve and grow and disrupt industries themselves. >> let's talk about some of the opportunities and the investment themes that you're looking at. post-covid we are expecting strong growth as i noted but who's going to benefit the most from that >> yeah, it's always an interesting moment in time when there is a major flux to the environment from these external factors like covid in this moment we've seen so many businesses transition to more digital i

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when did india has a pretty good structure so that local government in jenny says it needs more have their local government says they have 700 what they need to 700 tons of great oxygen or that they have 50 percent of that so they've appealed to the national government the national government says it and do all it can but to look at government is also appeals to the states in india who ever has any self this oxygen should send it to delhi because there is an oxygen emergency and the national government on its. own india meeting yesterday with a fine minister. live on missions how to make the supplies of oxygen oxygen go into his he created the air force is being mobilized on forces. to bring the oxygen oxygen has been and if to in singapore and. a lot of effort is being made john is of the essence. all hands on deck only about half a minute here i mean but is india getting support from other countries absolutely given the kind of emergency that you're seeing in india has passed the common good germany has offered 25 oxygen generating which are due to arrive here in a few days the uni

when jenny's sister margaret lost her job she lost her health insurance.ed cancer and had no access to diagnosis or treatment. she died unnecessarily, and that is tragic. and it is wrong. the affordable care act will cover people like margaret. >> president obama invited sister simone to the oval office when she organized nuns on the bus to oppose congressional republicans budget proposals. in 2013 sister simone testified before the house budget committee which was then chaired by fellow catholic congressman paul ryan. >> everyone has a right to eat in -- to realize their human dignity. and therefore there is a -- in our position, a government responsibility to ensure everyone's capacity to eat. >> joining us now is sister simone campbell, the leader of nuns on the bus, she's a former executive director of the catholic advocacy group network. sister simone. does this mean you have more or less time to be on the bus? >> well, lawrence, it's going to be interesting to see. i believe i'm going to take a vacation for a little bit. i have four months off for a

they'll be able to pitch their ideas to a group of founders like jenny of jenny's splendid ice cream,d so we are so excited about this, 'cause we're really like, you know, doubling down on the whole idea of entrepreneurship >> jimmy: holy moly! and now, this is very exciting but this is your second bestseller oh, my gosh. look at you, bud i'm so psyched this is based on your number one kids' podcast, "wow in the world. can you tell everyone, first of all, what "wow in the world" is about? >> four years ago, we launched this podcast, "wow in the world," which is where, me and mindy take you on a scientific journey. and it's like a cartoon for the ears >> jimmy: that's a good description. >> so we go back in time, and we go into outer space and we fly on a giant pigeon named reggie >> jimmy: the show is only getting bigger and bigger. earlier this year, "wow in the world" hit 100 million downloads. congratulations. can you even believe that? 100 million. >> it's totally crazy. it just comes from this joyful place. and mindy is sort of the creative engine behind it. and i'm sort of like

>> you know, when jenny first made the recipe for her blog, it went viral.retty much sold out of supermarkets all over the country. i think really it's the interplay of that creamy, delicious salty feta with the sweet tomatoes and you have pasta so it's a win/win and it's incredibly easy too. >> so, melissa, you've made some tweaks to the recipe for extra ease and extra flavor. we'll cook along with you this morning. we've got all our ingredients here. walk us through it. how do we get started? >> okay, the first thing you want to do is set your oven to 400 degrees, and then you could see in this casserole dish i have a block of feta, you just unwrap it and plop it right in the dish, it's really easy, cherry tomatoes, you want to add some garlic, some herbs and i like to add red pepper flakes. some olive oil, some black pepper. and then this bakes for about 40 minutes until the tomatoes just burst right out of their skins and it gets so sweet and then the feta gets creamy and, you know, if you don't have feta, if feta is sold out at your supermarket, you can

if you're in the uk, jennie bond and duncan larcombe will be back in just over half an hour to look atnow. good evening. the latest from the bbc sport center. the latest from the bbc sport center. to the premier league where tottenham and everton remain just a point apart after an entertaing 2—all draw at goodison park this evening. jose mourinho's side took the lead in the first half through harry kane. everton did draw level from the penalty spot and then went in front through this well taken goalfrom gilfi sigurdsson. but a moments confusion amongst the everton defenders let in harry kane for a second. two goals for him but a worrying moment right at the end when he appeared to turn his ankle before being forced to hobble off. bad news for spurs with just a week to go before the league cup final. for harry took off the way they did a couple of minutes ago with a game open trying to win it for him to come out is not because he's he something. but today is friday, next match is wednesday. the other one is sunday so let's say eight, six days to try to recover. let's see, let's be posit

eve and jenny will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by the women's champions league with uefa announcing they'll be distributing more money to it — they were willing to walk away from they were willing tr champions from league, these clubs are now fighting to reach the final. such is the modern game. being redeveloped, this time it was played in more modest surroundings. they could have, and should have but the confidence on the in they would get the better to give chelsea an impressive lead. but real madrid have won this tournament 13 times. with experience comes resilience and with him comes goals, this time with added style. weather can be a great leveler but they want to kick up a storm, against the former cloud, they failed to match the hype. i—i puts chelsea in control with a valuable away goal of the champions league lives on. there's been a boost for the women's champions league with uefa announcing they'll be distributing more money to it — the current amount. the winner could earn i.a million euros — depending on their results a

. jenny is in wales. -- nz lecture halls.will _ linda talked about. gathering indoors will not _ linda talked about. gathering indoors will not happen - linda talked about. gathering | indoors will not happen before linda talked about. gathering - indoors will not happen before the 17th of may, which is the time we would expect rules, including on worship practices to be updated. it is possible by that time it might be permitted. what i would say is we have learned that singing, along with shouting and screaming tentative aerosols of iris. i would expect particular restrictions to be relaxed quite late. —— the virus. at least not until everyone was vaccinated. i think that would be a terrific idea.— terrific idea. lots of this takes into consideration _ terrific idea. lots of this takes into consideration day - terrific idea. lots of this takes into consideration day to - terrific idea. lots of this takes into consideration day to day i into consideration day to day activities. helen writes that when can i give a nest in a ca

thank you for joining us, jenny. >> thank you for having me. >> this topic fascinates people, but also confuses and scares some people. you're working with the biden administration and world health organization to help support the development of a vaccine verification system on a global scale. what are we looking at creating here? >> we are realwe are realwe ar the paper cards that when you get your vaccination and turn it into a digital system. if you think about it right now we need to be able to open up the economy again -- we need to think about different ways in which we can show that people have been vaccinated. we are trying to take the paper cards you get after you get your shot and turn it into something you can carry around with you on your phone.>> what would be the step one, two, and three >> there are three major components. the issue were who is going to be your clinic or hospital. wherever you got your vaccination at. there will be the wallet, which will be on your phone. if you think about the wallet in your pocket we are talking about the same idea except digital on yo