she's taking care of jj.or me to tell my family, look, we gotta do something to help lori, they pretty much shut me down. but then i started thinking about all these podcasts. and then all these books she's reading. she was talking about that she would talk to spirits from the other side. >> the question is, where are these beliefs coming from? did they have anything to do with the fact that lori's become enamored with this author named chad daybell? >> daybell, he's an author. he's a believer that the end of the world as we know it is coming soon. daybell has written dozens of these post apocalyptic, very dark books. >> chad has had two near-death experiences, and he believes that those experiences have lifted the veil between earthly and spiritual worlds so he can see things that other people can't see, including the impending second coming. >> lori had always been a fan of chad's books, and so that's how i first heard about chad from lori, was she would talk about this author that she was really interested

not that there is anything wrong with jj walker and -- and what they did.t the huxtables, we look up to. this is from your show. we'll talk about the huxtables. watch this. >> you remember what his job was on the show? >> bill cosby's? >> yeah. >> oh, cliff huxtable, he was a pediatrician. >> he was an ob/gyn. >> that's right. he delivered babies. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> do you remember [ inaudible ] was? >> the house? >> yes, in the basement of the house. his office was in the basement of the house. >> oh. god. >> bill cosby controlled every single aspect of that show. so i have no doubt in my mind that he chose what dr. huxtable's medical specialty would be. >> he could have been a dentist, for crying out loud. but you weren't. you were an ob/gyn. >> his character bringing women to his home where he is going to examine them -- it's -- it's -- it's outrageous. >> explain. talk to me about those reactions, kamau. >> i mean, i think it's -- when we started -- when i started working on this, there was stuff that sort of appeared to me, and when i started s

. >> seeing what we have done already, jj abrams, people like that just sharing our work.cited that kids in africa are doing something they never thout african kids would ever do. >> now these teenagers are taking part in top and films in >> we worked with someone on "king of boys," which is arguably the biggest film right now in nigeria. it surpassed our expectations. we never thought we would be here by this time in our lives. my message is that if you cannot do it with what you have now come you cannot do it with when you have -- now, you cannot do it with one you have more. -- you cannot do it when you have more. nada: good for them. before we go tonight, remember that time before emails when we used to stay in touch by sending a letter through the mail? 51 years ago, a girl in poland wrote to her penpal, a 12-year-old girl in lithuania. just this week, it was finally delivered. the letter fell into a hole in the wall of an old post office and was only rediscovered during recent reconstruction. better late than never i guess. thank you for watching "world news america.

i'm interested to see what happens in the next week. >> jj, i'm wondering about the retail trader. you have the s&p down 10% and nasdaq down 17%. that is a scary thing to retail traders. especially those who have not lived through a market like this they are used to markets only climbing higher. you said your retail traders were selling what is has happened in january so far >> so far in january, becky, it is more normal trading toward the buy side than sell side it is not, you know, last year as you discussed, a lot of people went in and bought and they were rewarded good or bad many people rewarded for buying more blindly this year, we have seen people be more cautious as they go in to buying things and we're seeing more names that you know, so to speak. we are not seeing the name stock mania. the names are buying are stronger >> that's what i'm trying to figure out we lived through the dot-com bubble bursting. i wonder if this is a similar shakeout or not. are these people committed to the markets or long-term investors or will they get shaken out with the vix off? the market is

jj�*j pleasure, thank you. coming on the programme. my pleasure, thank you.f it is ok i want to pick your brains for what you think is going on here in vladimir putin's mind. j think is going on here in vladimir putin's mind.— putin's mind. i think he has made very clear — putin's mind. i think he has made very clear demands _ putin's mind. i think he has made very clear demands that - putin's mind. i think he has made very clear demands that he - putin's mind. i think he has made very clear demands that he wantsj very clear demands that he wants essentially the west recognise that russia has a sphere of influence or read itself and ukraine does not have full sovereignty it can never become a member of nato and so forth and i think he is trying to assemble pieces of the former russian empire that he can attach to a greater russia. he is doing this in the hundredth anniversary year of the founding of the soviet union so he is very determined. he is moving military forces and his moving forces into belarus for exercise there and it has already got over 1000 tro

we will talk to this gentleman, this is jj. you guys were doing rescues all last night? if people want to get out, they need to make a decision. >> they say this area will remain flooded for at least 2-3 weeks. >> it was going to flood so we just wanted to get to safety, for the kids especially. >> this has unfortunately become a way of life here in houston. neighborhoods like this one could see water like this for up to a month. i'm laura anthony in napa, in the silverado country club and resort neighborhood where the sun is setting on the day of butter devastation -- utter devastation. >> great neighborhood, great neighbors, but it's tough. >> the great concern, will those gusty winds kick up again? prompting this fire to spread many more miles. we are actually two -- two miles west of paradise. we can see in this neighborhood, unfortunately the wind is starting to pick up. it's been a very terrifying day for the folks in this area. one after another, homes in paradise are burning. we can show you some video that i shot. i tweeted it a short time ago. this was incredib

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this is jj.lling me that you were doing rescues all night. >> until about 7:00 at night. reporter: people that want to get out, they have to make a decision. >> they say this area will remain flooded for 2-3 weeks. reporter: why did you decide to get out now? >> we wanted to get to safety. reporter: do you want to take over? there you go. this has become a way of life in houston. neighborhoods like this could see water like this for up to a month. i am laura anthony in napa, where the sun is setting on the day of letter devastation. -- utter devastation. >> a great neighborhood and great neighbors but it is tough. reporter: the big concern tonight is, will be gusty pick up again? we are two miles west of paradise. one of many homes burning behind me. the wind is starting to pick up. it has been a terrifying day for the folks in this area. one after another, homes in paradise are burning. we could show you some video -- it is called a fire devil. it was incredible watching this. a small sign of th

seen what we had done already, theyjumped on it and jj abrahams, the director of 'star wars. — abrahams', and others were sharing our talent and excited that kids— our talent and excited that kids in— our talent and excited that kids in africa are doing something they never thought african — something they never thought african kids would ever do. now, _ african kids would ever do. now, these teenagers are taking part in top end films in nigeria. part in top end films in nigeria-— part in top end films in niceria. ~ ., ~' ., nigeria. were working on king of bo s nigeria. were working on king of boys which _ nigeria. were working on king of boys which is _ nigeria. were working on king of boys which is arguably i nigeria. were working on king of boys which is arguably the i of boys which is arguably the biggest film in nigeria at the moment, it is surpassing we never thought we are where we would never be at this time in our lives. i my message to young children out there, if young children out there, if you cannot do what you have now, you cannot do even if you have now. 50 now, you can

jobina: a judge struck down t jj new york mandate for all public schools. she said her administration strongly disagrees with the ruling and the new york state education department has told superintendents across the state that schools must continue to follow the mask rule while they appeal. the debate over masks in school is playing out in virginia, were seven districts are suing the new republican governor over his executive order which allows parents to opt their children out of school mask requirements. in southern california, schools in los angeles tightening requirements, telling students they must wear a non-cloth mask with a nose wire at all times, including during sporting events. >> children are getting covid at record numbers, which means classes and schools are shutting down because of it and also they are spreading it to their parents and grandparents and other family members. jobina: 1.1 million children tested positive for covid. it all comes as a plateau or decrease in new cases overall. kumasi: to find all the latest news, had to our websit

now we can talk about jj's. i love james. he still the studio packing up because we're doing a covid saying he does for alone. i do. 09:00am alone. >> but we're all together in between. and in the meantime, we're all here to guide you through all the weather, traffic and news that you need today. there is no super bowl. so i want to get that straight. because your first because the niners lost. so whatever i james is upset as he's leaving them back. james, he's laughing and shaking his head but we are looking at a gorgeous day to get outside yesterday. i admit during the whole 1st half of the game, i was out hiking, john, and it was beautiful. i know. and now today feels like the bay area's morning cause this kind of cloudy out there. so. >> just a little bit of a mood for monday. but hey, we will see partly cloudy skies this afternoon in the fog that we do have this morning is going to burn off. there it is through the golden gate bridge. sure. it's a little gray, but it's still just as beautiful and that view you can see do

now we can talk about jj's. i love james.still the studio packing up because we're doing a covid saying he does for alone. i do. 09:00am alone. >> but we're all together in between. and in the meantime, we're all here to guide you through all the weather, traffic and news that you need today. there is no super bowl. so i want to get that straight. because your first because the niners lost. so whatever i james is upset as he's leaving them back. james, he's laughing and shaking his head but we are looking at a gorgeous day

and jj thompson, who was not a fan of einstein announced this is the most important result in connection with the theory of gravitation since newton's day, and it is fitting that it should be announced at a meeting of the society so closely connected with him. if it is sustained that einstein's reasoning holds good and survived two very severe tests in connection with the perihelion of mercury and the present eclipse, then it is the result of one of the highest achievements in human thought. relevant is questioned. alternative presentations were presented. one person rose and pointed to newton's portrait, literally hanging over eddington's head demanding that they move very carefully in modifying the theory of that great man. now the next day, the times of london presented the greatest scientific headline in history. revolution in science. and in fact this actually shares the page with a reminder of the upcoming cash of the first armistice day observance. and the follow-up article is titled einstein versus newton, putting it in exactly the terms eddington had hoped for. remember, this is

-jj that's right, and whatjohn major didn't have in those five tough years, that went wrong almost immediatelyyears he was fighting, but he didn't have anything like the majority that borisjohnson has, and people wanting to take over from him knew that. they were going to be taking over at the stubborn end of a long period of conservative government and with a dwindling majority. now, for borisjohnson, that's very, very different, but you are right. the prime minister has extraordinarily, within that office, powers of endurance. the status quo rallies around him. the prime minister is a giant oak tree, and it does take several swings of the acts to cut down that oak tree. and you never quite know which swing of the axe it will be that will produce the final toppling of that tree. what we do know also is that the more the tree can bend, the more likely it is to sustain the gales blowing at it. and my goodness, the gales blowing at borisjohnson are just coming from notjust one borisjohnson are just coming from not just one westerly borisjohnson are just coming from notjust one westerly direction

franklin leonard, jj abrams, the director of star wars, ava duvernay, naomi campbell.lives. my message to young critics out there is that if you cannot do with what you have now, you cannot do even if you have more. so make use of what you have now, so start where you are, so that you get to where you want to go. scene one, take one. damilola oduolowu, bbc news, kaduna. the headlines on bbc news... scotland yard says it hasn't requested a delay to the publication of the sue gray report into lockdown gatherings in downing street. russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, has appeared to strike a positive tone on us proposals to help resolve the crisis in ukraine. doubts have emerged over the timing of the positive covid test used by novak djokovic to enter australia. the olympic games are normally a huge marketing opportunity for sponsors — a showcase for global brands. however, beijing 2022 is causing a huge headache for the 13 official corporate partners of the olympics. the us, uk, australia and canada are among the countries that have announced a diplomatic boycott