jenny, what do you make of the — weird situation.he metro front page? it i weird situation. jenny, what do you i make of the metro front page? it was trainin: make of the metro front page? it was training today — make of the metro front page? it was training today - _ make of the metro front page? it was training today - nobody _ make of the metro front page? it was training today - nobody told - make of the metro front page? it was training today - nobody told me - make of the metro front page? it was training today — nobody told me —— trending. because there is this sense of disbelief that it is his excuse. these are the rules he established himself, he should not have to be told. the idea that dominic cummings is going to present some bombshell evidence to sue gray, i doubt, because if he had any hard evidence, he would've shared with us on twitter or his quite expensive sub stack subscription service already. it is interesting, all of this. giles says sucre is independent. i do not think she can be independent. boris johnson is h

but as jenny said, _ you find that incredible? he might do.nny said, it _ you find that incredible? he might do. but as jenny said, it is - you find that incredible? he might do. but as jenny said, it is not - you find that incredible? he might do. but as jenny said, it is not the do. but asjenny said, it is not the end of— do. but asjenny said, it is not the end of the — do. but asjenny said, it is not the end of the matter. it may be the case _ end of the matter. it may be the case he — end of the matter. it may be the case he resigns, but stays on, and that is_ case he resigns, but stays on, and that is a _ case he resigns, but stays on, and that is a problem for the tory party — that is a problem for the tory party. as_ that is a problem for the tory party. as it stands, once you get to the final— party. as it stands, once you get to the final two — party. as it stands, once you get to the final two candidates, get to a two—month leadership campaign. how does that— two—month leadership campaign. how does that look to the rest of the countr

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jenny, what do you have for us today? with our theme of international and energy i will give you one from our international dividend portfolio. total, eight times earnings, 5% yield, direct beneficiary of higher oil prices. >> okay. steve weiss? >> 51 job. ticker is jobs, the only chinese stock i own. i bought it last month in the 40s. they had a bit on the table, management taking a private at $79. they dropped it to 57.50 today, 57 and a quarter so it is a good r play, an easy 10%. i think the deal goesfor at least this price >> okay. we will keep our eyes on that one. joe? >> communication equipment, f5 ffiv is the ticker symbol. >> good stuff. just point out the markets, again, hold in there pretty well considering the cpi print we got. rates are behaving and stocks are up "the exchange" is now. ♪ >>> thank you skrech, scott. hi, everybody. the big story today, absolutely is inplace the cpi rising 7% compared to last year. the biggest jump in 40 years, but like scott just said, markets aren't selling off, bond yields

jennie, thank you for that, jennie _ platinum jubilee. one of our other top stories. boris johnson's future hangs in the balance. in the past few minutes the metropolitan police has indicated any investigation by them would depend on evidence unearthed in the sucre inquiry. nick eardley is at westminster. —— sucre inquiry. the prime minister has not been out in public today. but the pressure is still on him.- pressure is still on him. yeah, it is, pressure is still on him. yeah, it is. clive. — pressure is still on him. yeah, it is, clive. there _ pressure is still on him. yeah, it is, clive. there had _ pressure is still on him. yeah, it is, clive. there had been - is, clive. there had been speculation the police might now want to launch an inquiry after the e—mail that transpired earlier this week, inviting 100 people working in downing street to the bring your own booze events that is now so infamous, that borisjohnson attended, the statement we have just had from the met in the last 20 minutes or so basically sticks to their previous

jennie bond there. dan johnson is here with me _ mind. jennie bond there.nson is here with me now. _ mind. jennie bond there. dan johnson is here with me now. just _ mind. jennie bond there. dan johnson is here with me now. just tell - mind. jennie bond there. dan johnson is here with me now. just tell us - is here with me now. just tell us more about what exactly has been decided. , , , . , decided. this is effectively the duke of york _ decided. this is effectively the duke of york stepping - decided. this is effectively the duke of york stepping down i decided. this is effectively the i duke of york stepping down from public life permanently. and fully. the statement from buckingham palace says, with the queen's approval... the duke of york will not undertake public duties and is undertaking this case as a private citizen. prince andrew had some degree stepped back, after he gave that interview to bbc news night at the end of 2019, the controversy —— newsnight. his titles had been effectively suspended for that time. what happened he has agreed with the

that's an unforced error. >> schifrin: jenny? >> certainly pressure is not going to change north korea's calculus. it is clear they're moving forward with their technical cables, and they're willing to accept the consequences. especially right now when china and russia are not in agreement that these measures rise to the level of unified international response. i think it really calls for how do we get back to negotiations? how do we get back to a place and create incent incentie for no north korea to make different decisions. because leaning on them is only continuing this development. >> schifrin: anthony, what about that? >> we know the incentive later track does not lead to response. north korea response to pressure, and china responds to pressure, and the sanctions the biden administration put in plays earlier this month was interesting because it targeted individuals in russia and in china. we know that north korea responds to pressure. they did it for the trump administration. they did it for the bush administration. we kn

jenny: they announced they were planning to make this step in october.have given post a few months. the mandate is you have to get a vaccine or you can also lie for certain religious or medical exemptions. they have seen pretty broad compliance. at least 90%. that is a figure that is rising every day. it will be interesting to see where they end up next week. they have separately try to work with folks, introduce different programs, but they have said this is a mandate we have. if you cannot comply with an exemption or getting the shot, this is the step we are taking. jon: you wrote a really exit piece on this with requiring shots. it is one thing when we think about citi as the wall street player, it is another one me think about their presence across the country and the people working for the business in states like florida or texas. jenny: that's a challenge for any company that has operations in many states. you see vaccine hesitancy rate vary so much in regions of the country. any of these multinational players will be contending with that. the topi

aquÍ vamos a ver lo que pensarÍa jenni rivera si estuviera viva. a chiquis, una madre defiende a sus hijos como una leona. yo tratarÍa de establecer un puente de pazyo si creo que no es bueno responder pÚblicamente. es muy importante que la familia se siguiente porque es la que siempre estÁ allÍ. >> la respuesta no fue tan respuesta, puede decir que cambiÓ el nÚmero >> yo lo que pienso que han debido escoger a una persona fuera de la familia para supervisar este tipo de situaciones. es hubiera tocado enfrentarse pÚblicamente ante el patrimonio de jenni rivera sabemos que es mucho. yo no sabÍa, son tantas las aristas que hay de este negocio y creo que valdrÍa la pena un presidente como un gerente general que no tenga la apellido rivera. >> acro que te hubiera gustado escuchar de rossi? >> lo que no me parece es que la culpa es de los medios. estamos reportando lo que estamos viendo, no tenemos vela en el entierro. >>. ellos abrieron la puerta >> definitivamente, vamos a estar hablando de esto muchos dÍas. seguramente se va a meter y todo el mundo va

jenny harrington why don't you kick us off with final trades. >> sure. verizon.ients who are underweight. i think it is a wonderful spot to make money, keep your head down and hide out. >> a dividend play kari firestone >> unh, united health care beating the market in growth, and optimum managed care growing, with employment it is growing. >> mr. weiss >> not putting anything into the market but on my shopping list is on semi >> all right you let us know when you do something there. pete najarian, you see you at the bottom >> will do >> i will give you freeport-mcmoran i like steel but copper even more freeport >> great weekend, everybody. "the exchange" is now. ♪ >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. i'm sorry to tell you that stocks are in the red again this afternoon. the nasdaq is now having its worst month since november of 2008 we are 14% down from the november highs we are below 14,000 on the nasdaq now $1.3 trillion of expiring options adding to market anxiety today. we will explain. >>> netflix is today's disaster stock, down 25%, the w

and we've got great music from jenny lewis!my: oh, yeah [ cheers and applause every family watching at home, just wanted to remind you. tomorrow night at 8:30 p.m., my children's book, "five more sleeps 'til christmas," has been turned into an animated special -- >> steve: oh >> jimmy: on nbc [ cheers and applause ♪ tomorrow night tomorrow night at 8:30, after "the grinch. i should say "five more sleeps" is about a boy - can i get maybe some nice -- maybe sentimental holiday music, maybe ♪ perfect. >> steve: a little vince guaraldi, yeah >> jimmy: yeah, perfect. it's about a boy and his dog >> steve: oh >> jimmy: and they just can't wait for christmas it's hard to get to sleep. and then a new family member - >> steve: uh-oh. >> jimmy: comes into his life. does that mess up his plans for the holidays tune in to find out tomorrow at 8:30. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: presented by samsung presented by samsung and then monday night at 10:00 p.m., after "the voice" is my show, "that's my jam" -- >> steve: whoa >> jim

i jenny graham, thank you so much. thanks. a portugal governing socialists have won an absolute majority and snapped elections in a victory speech before final results. time annessa, antonia acosta said the control of parliament came with a responsibility to govern for the good of all cost are called the only vote. after his left, his allies refused to support the government's budget. ultimately his yan phillips shelters in lisbon and sent us this update. it's a surprise that hardly any one year expected. the incumbent socialist prime minister coaster has won the absolute majority in portugal elections, recent polls rather predicted, and mecca mac res, with the main opposition candidate. observe us say that it says closeness to the people and has competent pandemic management that have contributed to cost us victory. the absolute majority will probably bring the political stability that many portuguese were hoping for, or not crushed us. main challenges will be to come up with a plan for portugal, economic recovery, the israel

i jenny graham, thank you so much. thanks. now israel's head of state is sac harrison has arrived in the united arab emirates. and the 1st ever official visit by an israeli president, it comes 2 years after the 2 countries normalize diplomatic ties. has aug flew to the to through to abu dhabi the capital of the amorites, where he met crown prince and defacto roulette. muhammad been zide. the 2 sides discussed security economic and bilateral relations. israel's president isaac had so on his way to the united arab emirates historic visit, the 1st of misery leda, to the gulf states at the royal palace and abu dhabi as meets crown prince mohammed bins. i it with as part of the us mediated abram accords, israel the u. e established diplomatic relations in september of 2020 almost over night, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emeralds. freight through the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year is really technology is boost in the u. e. ec

jenny, history does suggest that we're going to get off to a good start. know we're not quite as strong out of the gates today we're giving up a little bit of the gains. bank of america says 11 of the last 13 years the s&p 500 was higher in the first week of the new calendar year. on average, 1.6% that's something to keep in your back pocket. history following greater than 20% upside years in the s&p 500 point to solid returns for the next year. but also suggest waiting foridee adding any broad market exposure how do you factor those two things in with a lot of the issues that investors are going to have to contend with this year >> so, i think about that mark twain quote where he says something like history often rhymes but it doesn't repeat i don't take too much -- i don't put too much weight in those history generally doesn't repeat and so i kind of want to say, at every point in time, our starting point is now. our starting point is today. those might have held true in the past liz made a really strong point and really nailed it in the way she wrapped

the jenny, a jenny of bays, and one of necessity with 3 different missions that all facing the challenge of driving on nicaragua was unpaid roads at the mercy of its unpredictable tropical weather. risking its own liquor acura on al jazeera ah, compelling journalism. we're keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous ambulances about the explosion inspire program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about living under fascism was light. how much money did you make for your role in deliverance? i made fab al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running. oh, from the al jazeera london pro cal center to special guest in conversation. when you say a lie, a 1000000 times, it becomes a fact. you then can create whatever narrative you want on prompted uninterrupted. you know, i realized i was working for something i was evil, you know, being a part of actually creating at maria right now. meet christopher wiley, the death of journalism is only the 1st signal for the death of democracy studio. be

jenny, all sporting event world cup in cutter. political concerns there as well. yes. m overseas. lots of people are very upset about the of my co workers who have died building the stadiums, but there's no chance that any teams are going to boycott is going to go ahead in november and december. it's the 1st man's woke up in november and december, but it isn't the 1st winter we'll cope. there's been 5 in the southern hemisphere should make that point. but if you're looking for your july football fix this year, then you've got the women's euros. ok, and we'll stay to for that mark medicine b w. sports. thanks for that insight. american comedy legend, betty white has died at the age of 99. her television career span more than 70 years. she was best known for her emmy award winning rules in the t. v sitcom the golden girls where she played the loopy but lovable rose and the man crazy tv houses on the mary tyler moore show. she was a beloved public figure and remain in the spotlight until her death. white would have been 100 in less than 3 weeks. and you are, of course, watching d. w.

jenny padura en directo desde miami con lo Último que dicen las autoridades. basada en la informaciÓn del Área de massachusetts, el juez indicaba que lamentablemente las probabilidades de indicara —— ubicar mÁs sobrevivientes serÁn —— eran nulas. se dijo que estamos ante un caso criminal de trÁfico humano, y estÁ viendo cualquier persona que tenga informaciÓn, que pueda ayudarlo, que se contacte con ellos. este grupo de 40 migrantes zarpÓ en la noche del sÁbado, y pocas horas despuÉs de travesÍa, la embarcaciÓn zozobrÓ. un sobreviviente les ha podido contar que ninguno de los que estaban a bordo de esta embarcaciÓn llevaba chaleco salvavidas. quÉ Él fue encontrado por un buen samaritano el martes por la maÑana, cuando la guardia costera iniciÓ este operativo de bÚsqueda y rescate. es todo lo que tengo desde la sede de —— de la guardia costera en miami beach. jorge: el presidente biden eliminÓ cualquier duda, dijo que va a nombrar la primera americana la corte suprema de los estados unidos. reemplazarÁ al veterano juez steven brian, quien hizo su renuncia ofici

like alice said alina and m time twine every day to make everyone flies just to little easier for a jenny, a jenny, and one of necessity, a 3 different missions that all facing the challenge of driving on nicaragua was unpaid at the mercy of it's unpredictable tropical with risking you told me the curriculum on al jazeera. ah, ah, knowledge is here. with every oh frank assessments. this crisis is continue to. we can look a shanker, even though perhaps he believed in the beginning that it was frank informed opinions. i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from the young people. that is one of the most helpful things to come out of this critical debate . do you think that they should be facilitated? not sure. okay, it's a great, it's a really simple question. let's give samuel a child. once. inside story on al jazeera americans are increasingly saying authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command, if you like, tried to cover what's your take on why they've gotten this so raw? that to me is political malpractice, th

that is, jenny seller said they will. this was so popular this donation drive. this is day one today, friday that in fact the organizers had to turn some people away. of course, they will be back in big numbers over the next few days. and it's hope that the 1st of these shipping containers can be sent to talk early next week. all right away live for 7, auckland new zealand. when thank you. now a german inquiry has found that former pope benedict knew about priests involved in sex abuse would fail to last. when he was archbishop of munich from 1977 to 1982 benedict was then known as cardinal joseph rats, anger and has repeatedly denied claims that he covered up abuse. letting baba reports former pope benedict, the 16th, failed to take action against clerics in 4 cases of alleged sexual abuse in his native germany. that's the conclusion of a report by munich law firm, the archdiocese of munich advising us to investigate allegations of sexual abuse between 945 and 2019 poco meritus benedict. formerly joseph rushing, archbishop of munich, has previously denied wrong

comunidades guatemaltecas donde se produjo una embestida con la policía, vamos con los detalles con jennye sábado se proestó problema el estado de sitio un día después de que unos 600 uniformados realizaron el allanamiento pero fueron recibiedos a balazos. >> encontró resistencia por parte de líderes que manipulan a la población. >> es el tercer incidente con saldo de víctimas fatales en medio de un mes producto de la disputa de 150 años que pobladores mantienen por terrenos colindantes. >> exijo que el gobierno tome cartas en el asunto. >> intentar solucionar los problemas sin embargo, los acuerdos alcanzados no han logrado que pare la violencia. >> además, las autoridades sustitueron un estado de sitio por lo que diferentes sector urgen al gobierno poner más atención en el conflicto. >> y también proporcionar las condiciones para que los policías estén en la localidad mencionadas realicen su trabajo con el riesgo mínimo de ser afectados. >> después de ser obligasod a escapar la policía y el ejército en la que por ahora prevlace una tensa calma, en guatemala jenny corado noticias telemun

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unidos lograron ingresar a guatemala a través de la vegetación siendo interceptados por la policía jennydos muchos no cumplieron con los requisitos para guatemala unos mil ingresaron por las montañas >> ustedes están en territorio guatemalteco ilegalmente tienen 15 minutos para regresar >> >> han dado 15 minutos para que caravana desaloje el lugar >> los uniformados mientras lanzaban palos y piedras >> [♪ ♪♪] >> luego de retroceder unos metros los homnreños se posicionaron sobre la carretera >> neceesitamos el país de ellos para pasar esta gente vamos para estados unidos >> los honreños marchan porque no hay condiciones en su país para una vida digna y no creen que el gobierno cambie las cosas haciendo nada to pero no está >> en horas de la noche la situación en la carretera es desalojar la carretera la n a policía ha pedido refuerzos jenny noticias telemundo >> nos vamos a méxico el estado de nayarit trabajó del 2011 al 2016 para un grupo del crimen organizado es la conclusión de un informe oficial aldo con más >> [♪♪ ♪] >> narcoestado así consideró nayarit la búsqueda de méxico en un i

joining me, thejournalist and times radio presenter jenny kleeman and political commentator and formerative party press chief, giles kenningham. more from them in a moment. just to update you on the front pages — we have had quite a few more in the last 45 minutes or so. we begin with the telegraph. they are reporting that plan b coronavirus restrictions are set to be scrapped as the pm faces a plot to call a vote of no confidence from rebels in his party. the metro has a picture of the prime minister looking glum as he's questioned over whether downing street parties broke covid rules, under the headline "nobody told me". on the front page of the guardian is a report on the clamour to oust the prime minister — they also report plan b restrictions will be eased on the 26th of january. and note claims that lateral flow tests may be charged for any summer, a claim the government denies. the times has a big picture of the pm looking sombre as they lead with the story of tory mps teaming up to topple their boss. the i has the same picture as they highlight that chancellor rishi sunak has o

jenny's. why, i wondered. we did a next revolution ice-cream deep dive.y's ice-cream is a bit of a biden fan, putting out a video supporting biden when he nominated for p-admitting in a 2020 interview that she had a you crush on biden and named her dog joey b. there it is, even when it comes to ice cream it's about politics. >> maybe joey b would do a better job as president. maybe the wrong j joey b is in e whis house. maybe we should have elected the dog. >> he avoided the human fees ace being above the mess. the democrats wants to control your children. it's kind of like that twilight zone episode where it was that martians, and they had a book about how - if they were going to serve man, yes, it was a cookbook, you have to think about the context. >> oh, my god. >> we were thinking about the children - they want to control your children. they know that that is the key. >> exactly. >> sounds like everything is great. the border is open, but they say it's closed. they say joe biden is involved in policy, he's not. of course, the economy is fabulous. inf

here is jenny hill. >>hose who oppose the syrian president paid a terrible price. regime violently crushed street protests in 2011. civilians rounded up, detained, tortured, killed. by people like this, former secret service officer. he presided over the torture of 4000 people at the notorious prison in damascus. he claimed asylum in germany. today, he was jailed for life for crimes against humanity. >> it is like hell. >> he survived incarceration, interrogation. >> he ld me directly lay on your stomach and raise your feet in the air. and i should answer the questions. whenever he did not like the answers i gave, he ordered somebody next to me to start to hit me. >> it is a painful justice. many tortured to death. over two years, they heard terrible stories. torturers using special tools, electric shocks, crimes so serious, they can be tried outside of syria in a german court. >> thiverdict really matters. justice for the families of those killed. for those who survived torture. it is also a criminal court acknowledging the regime committed crimes against humanity

en guatemala, jenny corado noticias telemundo. >> ahora vamos a mÉxico a la fronteriza ciudad juÁrez,mos tenido llamado de varios servicios de incendio en diferentes partes de la ciudad. en camiones de transporte de personal, asÍ como en un o xxo donde afortunadamente en ningÚn evento hemos tenido personas lesionadas. >> los incendios vienen luego de varios enfrentamientos entre grupos rivales, la policÍa dijo que implementarÁ un operativo en toda ciudad juÁrez para dar con los responsables. tambiÉn en mÉxico el exfutbolista y gobernador de morelos cuauhtÉmoc blanco estÁ al centro de fuertes acusaciones que lo relacionan con grupos criminales, luego del asesinato de un alcalde municipal apareciÓ una banda colgada por la banda criminal dirigida al gobernador donde se leen varias ame nadass, cuauhtÉmoc blanco desmintiÓ cualquier vÍnculo con la delincuencia y pidiÓ esclarecer los hechos. una pausa y al volver la reina isabel segunda volver la reina isabel segunda le retira quizás se trata de compartir un cafecito. o esperar el autobus de las 7. o el viaje semanal al súper. tal vez no par

that is jenny and harrogate. thank you for those. is jenny and harrogate. thank you forthose.ncomes, and it is essentially warning that fuel bills are going to be unaffordable or barely for millions of people, come april, when the price cap, which is supposed to limit bills, has to rise. that is because of worldwide gas prices going up. the chinese government is drawing up contingency plans to control the spread of covid, as millions begin their chinese new year holiday. there are fears the 40—day travel season could see 0micron spread throughout the country. meanwhile, restrictions remain in place in parts russell trott reportsw.e with chinese new year and the winter olympics both set to trigger mass movement across the country, beijing is determined to keep covid in check. the spring festival is the biggest annual human migration on earth, and, as such, authorities are laying out plans to control mass transit. translation: we will coordinate i with local authorities to adjust i transport plans if local outbreaks occur, we will suspend or reduce passenger trains on the affect

oh no, jenny is fascinated by these traditions. she's especially interested in stories of women who would spend the summer months, all alone at these forms tending to cattle. ah. was i want to let the other yeah. and if at the having and i don't want it that we don't learn about this in a school. so is there like some and viola, well, his story is something that was a part of our history. it's simply not talked about it. thank you that been merely leaf. so i thought i will tell the story and i see studia moon fewer and fewer farmers practice cooling. today. the lately, the hurting coals have evolved into a veritable outfall. i am on cooling, come on board, assuming calls can be high or low pick on what i must get. they can sound very pleasant, grow had a growling call. it has been where lead, set the fins. there are so many different sounds and nuances more and on the 20 of traditions have grown out as us had hulu, on hard foot studio, jenny often shows off her skills at special cooling concerts, like here at this abandoned some of

jenny lives at a sanctuary for rescued bears in new york state. drew: jenny has a friend.coming to bring her some grapes? what is happening? reggie: she went to go get the candle. kumasi: something. our news continues now on our abc 7 bay area streaming apps also on abc7news.com. we hope that you will join us. everybody >>> good morning, america, on for our viewers in the west, on this wednesday morning. the new warnings for russia. tensions escalating. a new u.s. weapons shipment arriving in ukraine as president biden says some u.s. troops could be deployed to the region sooner than later and the new threat aimed directly at vladimir putin. plus, our exclusive with the u.s. acting ambassador to ukraine. >>> wall street whiplash. stocks on a wild ride and now the efforts to get those sky-high prices back on the ground. all eyes on the crucial decision that will affect everything from your groceries to your 401(k). >>> arctic blast for millions. at least ten states under windchill alerts. a snowstorm causing havoc in colorado shutting down an interstate and now ginger is

jenny writes to us on facebook, quote, i ordered this morning. they are free. don't fall for the posts that ask you for any money or offer savings because it's free. that's very good advice, jenny. also tonight, grieving on both sides of the country. over the weekend we've been telling you about michelle go, who was killed in new york city when a man pushed her off a subway platform. police say it's a random act of violence. michelle go group here in the bay area, went to american high school in fremont, then to ucla, and eventually to new york to get her mba. she worked for deloitte consulting firm. tonight in times square near the subway station where she was pushed to her death, friends, activists and lawmakers held the first of two vigils. you see how many people are there. those who knew her called her the ultimate friend, who would drop anything to care for them. and here in the bay area, a second vigil in san francisco's chinatown, also emotional. you see a large crowd here of friends, members of the asian american community, and people who never met her

oh no, jenny? good morning. they don't want it this you know, i mean nina manadis in glen. yes. wedding guy up a cosigner parmesan that goes over my dad's resend to camille or may see nas. oh but i know, but i didn't i didn't get money that i'm winning this you know i mean nino monotonous incline yo when and chi punky solomon when the notice what am for concerning monsieur but i'm with what im looking as he ran up what is the term missionary meaning yeoman or is he going? you know jenny can when you guy but i'm whining me nobody and unanimous the chicago because as you've read that he has had said i should. honest, canada go and he said, but i can't remember the name funding went up by him because he is as eva say i said, ah, each internet knows all it's creators for everything. and we digitize everything. the hot commodity in this global experiment, our data smart devices are embedded in our daily lives tracking where every move the internet of everything starts january 17th on d w. ah, ah, ah ah, this is dw news coming to you live from berlin. a military court hands down

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, a jenny, a base, and one of necessity. a 3 different missions that all facing the challenge of driving on nicaragua was unpaid roads at the mercy of its unpredictable tropical with risking. he told nico rack you are on al jazeera. ah, ah, hello though, have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st the middle east and levant, and we've seen where snow fall in places like jordan as well as israel and the occupied palestinian territories. thanks to a winter storm. that's worked its way further east. so that winter weather is pushed on to northern areas of iran. and afghan as stand, but for the south of this is largely fine and dry picture on saturday we will see a small pick up across the gulf, picking up some of that dust around southern areas of saudi arabia. but lots of hazy sunshine around that will still feel a little bit cool, but not as chinney as it did last week. it's also feeling rather cool. across northern areas of africa, we've got more wet and windy weather on the way from the mediterranean as we go into saturday.

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he's peter oliver reports from jenny bye so wraps up here in geneva, and we've now got a much clearer picture of exactly how both the us and russian side see these talks having gone. we heard from said again after off the russian foreign minister, who describe them as useful and constructive. we heard from anthony blink in the u . s. secretary of state who said that they were frank, an substances we'll start with the russian foreign minister said gala for of low. he was 1st to give his press conference after the meeting wrapped up. he said that washington had promised to provide an answer in writing to security concerns that had been presented by moscow to their u. s. partners. now he said that these weren't just security concerns focusing on ukraine. they were for the wider european area. he said that the future of these talks would depend on the response from the united states there. but he said that the diplomatic doors pretty much remained open. it's worth pointing out, there was no major movement on any of the, the big sticking points during and these talk certainly what the repr

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jenny has had three months of therapy for her phobia. "needle". now i feel stupid for that, but he would even teach me literally, to write the word "needle". the next step, i would guess, from what i have been told, is actually holding a needle in my hand. i want to get to that point i can have that vaccine, and join the club. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello. while many people are still picking up the pieces from storm malik, the weather's set to cause more disruption later today as storm corrie moves in from the northwest. before it arrives much of the uk seeing quite a dry, quiet sort of day, some sunshine holding on all day towards the south and the east, but cloud and rain moving in from the northwest, heading particularly windy for northern ireland and western scotland later on. and the rain will be preceded by some snowfall over the higher ground, too. here is storm corrie — quite an active, potent area of low pressure moving across scotland. lots of isobars on the map. so particularly windy sp

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but i was close to jenny i called her jenny >> reporter: steven harris says he got this text message from jenny on sunday. >> hey 2pac, can you help me get a place. i hadn't talked to her in three years. >> reporter: what did you think, she reaches out asking for help in finding a new place >> must have been a problem. >> reporter: the building is owned and maintained by the philadelphia housing authority firefighters say at least 26 people lived between three floors pha is a public agency with most of their funding coming from the federal government it partners with the city and state, one of the largest public housing authorities in the country with more than 14,000 units housing nearly 80,000 people in the city kelvin jeremiah is pha's president. how does this happen on one of your properties? >> bear with us. i'll get back to you with all of the answers that you might have. >> reporter: at a news conference later in the day, information remains limited. >> on behalf of the department of justice, i can assure you that there will be no expense spared and no resource not allocated t

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jenny bond is the u. k. royal commentator. she joins us now live from devon in the united kingdom. shall prince andrew has been thrown under the royal bosses. how one royal commentator put it to day, what do you make of it? well yes, that sir, how many of the papers tomorrow's papers are putting it? what we thing here is the institution of monarchy acting quite quickly, quite ruthlessly. one might say, certainly brutally to protect itself. ah, the queen decided that enough was enough last few weeks. 8 months been dominated by louis headlines about the duke of york, all the other work. the members of the royal family doing seems not to get her noticed and it could not go on any longer. so she moved to protect the monarchy by doing something which is a hard journey mother to do, which is permanently sac and publicly humiliate her son. a sad day for the queen then. but especially with it being the platinum jubilee year, there was a certain inevitable. it to you about it and what has to wonder why it hasn't happened before today?

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i mean, jenny, you must be incredibly proud and overwhelmed with what you've seen here today. this huge outpouring of generosity. i absolutely am marla lay to see so many talents come through to send care packages full of groceries and bottled water. we know that crude security is an issue in tongue right now, especially with volcanic ash affecting more than 80 percent of the tomlins back home. you know, sidelines have het toner over the years. but this is, i think, one of the disasters that has had so many parts of toner and to see the thousands of tomlins that live and out here or new zealand come through. as well as companies, we've had so many different companies coming to donate bottled water and groceries as well, because they do want to also help out on telling people i'm truly, truly grateful. for the response, i've been able to speak with someone directly from ha fi, but i myself haven't been able to speak with all my cousins. i've got hundreds of cousins both and hop i as well as them and the main island. i haven't been able to connect with many of them, so i know fr

ah, the jenny, a jenny, a baby. and one of necessity in 3 different missions than all facing the challenge. and driving on nick iraqi was unpaid rent at the mercy of unpredictable tropical with risky. he told me liquor acura on al jazeera, ah ah, the me again, what you out 0. remind about top stories the saw us is working on plans to reduce europe dependence on russian gases tension builds of ukraine, washington and it's european allies of scarring, global markets, alternative sources in case mustard squeezes supplies, in retaliation for possible sanctions. and russia is holding a week in military drills in the region, and in next crimea, ukraine, a 3rd shipment of america, weapons and ammunition has arrived. it's aimed at showing up ukrainian defense against the threat of russian invasion has been international condemnation of the military q and the kena facet. hundreds have been celebrating the capital on tuesday in support of the army. soldiers say they took part because of the government's failure to contain the

i mean, jenny, you must be incredibly proud and overwhelmed with what you've seen here today. this huge outpouring of generosity. i absolutely, and marla lay to see so many talents come through to send care packages full of groceries and bottled water. we know that fruit security is an issue in tongue right now, especially with volcanic ash affecting more than 80 percent of the tomlins back home. you know, sidelines have had tongue over the years, but this is, i think, one of the disasters that has had so many parts of toner and to see the thousands of tomlins that love and ality or new zealand come through as well as companies we've had. so many different companies coming to donate bottled water and groceries as well because they do want to also help out on time and people. i'm truly, truly grateful for the response. and we've seen a lot of smiles among the people here, but there must be still a lot of concern. we know communications are slowly getting back to some sort of normal level, but still a lot of people haven't been able to speak to family members back home. that's r