jenny hill, bbc news, berlin.ll swimming in the river thames after it slipped loose from a rescue team overnight. large crowds gathered yesterday at richmond lock, in south—west london, to watch divers and fire crews try to free the minke whale to a safe location. matt graveling reports. trying to turn the tide. as the thames recedes, it leaves behind a baby minke whale, grounded in richmond lock. first responders hosed water over its weak body. hours earlier, the whale had first been spotted a few miles upriver, near barnes bridge. but, by 5pm, it was stuck in richmond, sparking a big emergency response and an even bigger crowd. they don't rate its chances too much. i don't know what the tide's like, but there is a lot of shallows, as well. the tide seems up at the moment, but, yes, it is probably going to be a sad outcome, i think. i hope he's going to be ok. it's heartbreaking if you think they're in danger. _ but as day turned to night, the rescue continued. on land, the police controlled the crowds. in the wa

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. stay with us on bbc news.o give the go—ahead for hugging during the next stage of lockdown easing. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and i islam struggled for supremacy. now the pope's visit - symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in underfour minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the united nations urges israel to exercise restraint and respect as clashes continue in eastjerusalem. mass rescue in the med. more than 1,000 migrants land on the italian island of lampedusa in a single day. thous

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin.t astrazeneca last month for failing to fulfil it's contract. there have also been concerns across the bloc of blood clotting related to the vaccine. but the eu is increasing other vaccine orders, here's the president of the european commission. concluded that negotiations with biontech pfizer for a new contract, a new contract looking forward to the years 22 and 23. the new contract secures 1.8 billion doses of vaccines. the eu currently aims to vaccinate 70% of its population by septemeber. but that may not be enough to achieve herd immunity — that's when thgere are so many people resistant to the virus that that's when there are so many people resistant to the virus that it struggles to maintain momentum. apoorva manda—villi is a global health reporter for the new york times. thank you for your help once again. there may be some viewers who are confused because they may have heard previous report saying that's in 70% of people and that will get you herd immunity. of people and that

." >>> let us welcome in our friend and contributeor jenny from gilman hill. like in no particular order i like soap and i like spaghetti sauce. i bring up both because they are both made by a company you like and, by the way, cnbc headquarters neighbor unilever are there better opportunities outside of the united states >> there are amazing opportunities outside of the u.s. we manage and i never get to talk about this. i'm excited. we manage our equity income strategy that is u.s. based. we also have an international income strategy. in the last year, when our clients have given us a choice to weigh in on the allocation with the u.s. stocks and international stocks, we have recommended a higher than historically proportionate average. the spaghetti sauce and soup with unilever, they also make hagen dasz looking at that one, you can take unilever with the 19 times earns at 3.5%. 60% of the sales in the emerging markets and international markets continue to see economic growth and that is a direct b benef beneficiary. p&g is 25 times at 2.5% yield. the only rea

jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. the headlines on bbc news.ek. dozens of people have been injured in fresh clashes between israeli police and palestinians injerusalem, ahead of a planned jewish nationalist march. spurred on to change his life after a failed attempt to shoot and kill him when he was 21, explorer and adventurer dwayne fields is hoping to help others from disadvantaged communities to discover the outdoor world. the 37—year—old was the first black briton to walk more than 400 miles to the magnetic north pole. he says taking part in adventures like climbing mountains and trekking across glaciers changed his life — and he wants to make them accessible for everyone. through his foundation, wetwo, he's launched a project to give a group of underprivileged teenagers the opportunity tojoin an expedition to antarctica, and is looking for nominations. let's talk to dwayne fields now. hello to you. i can't hear you. can you hear me? i hello to you. i can't hear you. can you hear me?— you hear me? i can hear you find. perfect, you hear me?

. >>> coming up, "beverly hills 90210" star jennie garth revealing her time on the hit show taught her to embrace who they are. you're going to want to see the reunion of these two coming up. >>> we're taking you to the beautiful state of maine from the lobsters to the lighthouse, will reeve there live on "gma." . shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop shingles, and the risk only increases as you age. so what can protect you against shingles? shingrix protects. now you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine proven to be over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after vaccination with shingrix. the most common side effec

bounce big question we'll debate it with our investment committee joining me, jenny harrington ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hilltment strategy at sofi josh brown, jim lebenthal. let's go to the wall now we're in the red on the dow and s&p. the nasdaq has given up almost all of its gain as well. it was fun while it lasted russell is negative.

bounce big question we'll debate it with our investment committee joining me, jenny harrington ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill liz young, head of investment strategy at sofi josh brown, jim lebenthal. let's go to the wall now we're in the red on the dow and s&p. the nasdaq has given up almost all of its gain as well. it was fun while it lasted russell is negative. 157 is the yield on the ten-year josh, you know we will lead in with the fact the faangs have gotten a nice bounce over the past week. before we can get the words out of our mouth, they've almost all gone negative. the nasdaq is teetering, the j overall market is teetering. what gives >> it is a quite market today. i guess i wouldn't characterize most of what we're seeing as stocks being brutally beaten up. i mean you are talking about pennies in most of the names i'm looking at but i want to highlight something that i think is really important here i talked about alphabet last year as being my pick for the best recovery play a lot of that was because people often google activities before they pursue them, and travel is like 8% of google's ad revenu

. >> always fun at gilman hill >> are you as excited about cisco systems as jenny harrington and her >> first of all, every time jenny talks i lose track of the days is it friday yet no, i'm not as excited. >> you get flustered. >> there's always this wishing -- there's always this wishing and wanting out there for these old dogs, like cisco and like ibm, which has had a pop recently, and intel to recover. but it is too difficult for their businesses number one, they move too slowly number two, there's new technologies that are coming up that are feasting on their dark asses. so, no, i wouldn't own cisco here i would much rather -- and it is not that cheap it is an old-line industrial. >> 16 1/2 times. >> -- are cheaper and growing -- okay i've got qorvo that's growing at 50% to 60%, that's the same value, the same multiple what is cheaper, jenny >> we'll see what qorvo actually does. >> thank you. >> she's trying to be respectful, steve. she doesn't want to totally mix it up. >> i am. i like to respect my elders. >> she's rightly -- she's correctly reserved. >> mike drop, mike drop,