>> one is we think we do and so the only place to get chip and joanna gains and this new fixer uppers and joanna's series with magnolia kitchen, the only place to get a globally all of the natural history and environmental programming with the bbc and we take a lot of our content like 90 day we have taken the property brothers we think that these categories, 90 day is the number one show on television with the 15 to 49 demographic. there are 20 to 30 million people every week are on social media talking about 90 day the majority of 90 day, including 150 hours of original content in the 90 day universe is discovery plus. we have 1,000 hours of original content with big players that, for instance, this week on the cover of "people" magazine is "hometown. those are characters that might -- different from the "crown" or "undoing," this he can watch anything and they choose our stuff that's one but, two, we're a great companion to disney and netflix. if you have disney or netflix, you have two great products. but we're completely different with he go very well with them so we think we're

revenue to decline so i think that's a that's a really significant concern but let's go back out joanna said a really interesting thing about advertising and manipulation if you believe that advertising is manipulation which in some regards it is then you're going to definitely believe that privacy is more of a right and that advertisers don't have necessarily the right to manipulate you without your consent if you believe that advertising is a question of just surfacing things that are relevant don't surface me advertisements for women's shoes because i don't buy women's shoes it's just sort of common sense to say giving me advertisement for men's shoes is more likely to be effective it's a better use of money and it's more relevant to me that is an undeniably self interested perspective say from facebook or somebody who makes their revenue from advertising but it also from a from just a general comment since perspective makes a lot more sense to users as well monk here in doha sting with the idea of the toys seeing as manipulation in your specialty particularly in this region where yo

the snp, joanna cher . ., ,, , ., ., ., joanna cherry.l if she would confirm that she would listen to their representations. it is of course her department's responsibility to control the united kingdom's external borders. her department, the border force were put to her. it is right that the home secretary is the one to address the risks raised by transmission of the risks raised by transmission of the virus by rivals from abroad. i am going to repeat the questions asked yesterday during the urgent question on the same topic to which the home secretary did not answer at that time. i hope that having had 24 hours notice to think about my questions and to discuss them with her colleagues and advisers, she will now answer them. in april and may of last year, i wrote to her asking for comprehensive health protections of the uk's external borders and are referred to the measures that were being introduced in other countries in europe and across the world. other honourable members and the home affairs committee were making similar requests are

that's why they had to pull the plug on him. >> joanna, do you think the fact that twitter shares are selling off more than 3% today is related to this issue, that the president was a big driver of traffic and engagement >> i think so. i mean, i think there's going to be a real question of what kind of growth or what kind of community did trump really have on twitter, what kind of growth did that drive for the company you really look at twitter and i've said this over the years, his super power on twitter isn't necessarily using twitter to engage, it's to get the message out there. it's as the mega phone and then getting that out and then the media and others amplifying that trump not being on twitter, is it going to change twitter, sure is it going to change it as a company, no. it really was just his mega phone. i don't want to diminish his role but i don't know if it really could damage the company in such a severe way if he's not there. >> steve, what about the issue that chamath raised about section 230 and the way that companies are able to or choose to police content? >> yeah,

after taking a break, chip and joanna gaines return with a revamped version of their hit show, "fixer look today, wednesday, january 27th, 2021. ♪ oh, my, my, my ♪ >> hello from our neck of the woods. >> the drivers. >> from tennessee. >> we're celebrating jerry's birthday. >> my mom raised me on the "today" show. today is her 60th birthday. what better way to celebrate? love you. have a great day. ♪ oh, my, my, my ♪ e're from california. >> celebrating a 13th birthday on "today." >> morning, everybody. happy birthday. happy everything. happy wednesday. we're glad to have you with us. >> halfway to the weekend. >> a lot of people sharing a birthday with your mama this morning, too. >> yes. >> by the way, if you are just . you can catch up by setting the dvr for 7:00 a.m. again, you missed a whole heck of a lot when you sleep in, but there's a way that you can watch. dvr. dvr. >> exactly. >> meanwhile, hoda, you have a really powerful story tomorrow you've been telling us about. >> yeah. i don't know if you remember, but it's been 35 years since the space shuttle "challenger" disaster.

these people are so mega-popular, chip and joanna gaines will return to the small screen and you getm with streaming so discovery is getting a bump on that. >>> amazon looking to extend its cargo fleet by purchasing 11 used planes from two major airlines. to cheryl casone with the details. cheryl: yeah, delta and west jet, to be specific, selling the used boeing aircraft to amazon as the online retailer looks to further expand and beef up its delivery network. these are larger aircraft, boeing 767-300s, they will join the amazon air cargo network this year and next year. seven coming from delta, four from west jet. the boeing jets are going to have to undergo passenger to cargo conversion. that takes a little time. in a statement, an amazon official said this would allow them to better manage their operations which in turn helps keep pace with customer promises. no doubt it's the promise of prime, to be clear. amazon will continue to rely on third party carriers to operate this expanding jet fleet. a new pilot deal was recently secured and atlas air, they fly the planes for amazon. t

joanna? ok -- ondi: the meteoric rise bitcoin.cryptocurrency on daybreak. it's on the terminal and available on the bloomberg anywhere app. let's get a check of the business flash headlines. tesla delivered a record number of cars in the fourth quarter but fell fractionally shy of its goal for half a million units for the full year. the company supplied more than 180,000 vehicles in the last month. its delivery should be viewed as slightly conservative and those numbers could vary by .5% or more. chryslerr between fiat and psa is close to the finish line after two years of on and off talks and the upending of the industry by the coronavirus pandemic. on monday, investors will be asked to approve a combined company which would be the fourth-largest carmaker in the world. the success comes after they tried to merge with renault. a chineseicked up company for a multibillion dollar deal. there is no official identification of the company but bloomberg has reported it concerns a subsidiary of china's largest defense contractor. iraqi s

even connect coronavirus to climate change why is it that when it comes to post pandemic planning joanna even the johnson chief planning officer has been defending cumbria council a council in the north of england saying we're going to open up a new coal mining the use saying these people can look into their children's eyes in a morris joins and just how the young child we're going to open up for coal in the rex it post breaks it post and then the creature these are great questions firstly a small correction if i may it's not entirely clear that the current a virus is due to climate specifically evil may have already had your brain or hasn't yet the broader ecological emergency and the destruction of nature and this is all part of the same picture of course yeah absolutely it's completely absurd for the u.k. how can you case say that it's going to give any kind of leadership on climate when it's open to new coal mine now they say in response are that this call mine is to steal it's not for power generation i'm sorry that's just not acceptable we're going to have to transform our economy

this was joanna of the coronavirus crisis.oan, a nurse becoming the first person jabs in northern ireland last month. ministers think the uk rollout is going well but in europe there is frustration at the ways fronting brussels to introduce controls on vaccines leaving the eu. the plan though would have meant controls here, the border between ireland and northern ireland. despite the brexit deal being designed to keep goods flowing. there was a furious response last night which led to europe changing its mind and saying the proposal had been in error. i think the european union recognise now that they made a mistake yesterday, the commission made a mistake. they didn't consult us, they didn't consult our friends didn't consult us, they didn't consult ourfriends in dublin and united parties in northern ireland, from sinn fein on one side to the dup and other in condemnation. and people in northern ireland were bewildered by the step. last niuht bewildered by the step. last night surrounded _ night surrounded something rare, uni

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. >> reporter: for newly-vaccinated joanna vasquez who works at a children's crisis center, the end offaces is going to be amazing. i am hoping it is not too long. >> reporter: getting vaccines out quickly and efficiently is key. >> my grandmother died of covid earlier this year, so it is kind of bittersweet. sorry. and i'm just really happy. >> that's nbc's stephanie gosk reporting. >>> tomorrow we will answer more of your questions about covid-19 or the vaccine. dr. ezekiel emanuel is on president-elect biden's transition covid-19 advisory board. he will join us to answer them. so e-mail us. the address is theweek@msnbc.com or tweet us a 30-second video @theweekmsnbc. your question might be answered on air tomorrow. up next, nine officials have been charged over the flint water crisis seven years ar it began. how are things there now? michigan congressman dan kildee joins us next. it sucks the minerals out of the tooth's surface. pronamel is formulated to help deliver minerals to the tooth's surface to help reharden and strengthen your enamel. hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video

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hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling.that they must have known what do that they must have known, or do know that they are, then we will move very swiftly to enforcement and fining people. uk supermarkets morrisons and sainsbury‘s take a tougher stance on people refusing to wear masks while shopping. indonesia confirms that one of the black box flight recorders from the plane which crashed into the sea on saturday has been recovered. security is stepped up as the fbi warns of armed protests across the united states in the run—up to joe biden‘s inauguration. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. the australian grand prix — the first race of teh formula one season — has been postponed, which means a delayed start to this year‘s campaign. it‘s been moved in the calendar. a new date‘s also being found for the third race of the season — the chinese grand prix — as covid restrictions in both countries force organisers into a rethink. our formula one reporter jennie gowjoins us now. jennie — dis

qualifiers are taking place in dubai wild have to capital is hosting the men's a limb unary rounds joanna geyser oscar is at the main tennis complex and joe wanted organizers decide to hold the qualifiers outside australia. will follow we're almost 12000 kilometers away from melbourne but as you can probably see in here behind me the australian open qualifier is all happening here in doha and as with so many things that have happened in the sports world in the last year it has to do with the current virus pandemic now australia has very strict travel restrictions on who and how many people they let in and they just didn't want 120 odd qualifies turning up the week before a grand slam and arriving in australia it would just be a logistical nightmare so in fact they've only got 16 qualifiers plus their stuff and 6 alternate they're actually allowed off to this qualifying process to board a flight from doha to melbourne and when they get there they will of the sea have to have quarantine you know it's been a very difficult one for the australian organizers to get their heads around and organ

hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling. pandemic creates a backlog of crown court cases. health secretary matt hancock is self—isolating after receiving an alert from the nhs test and trace app. flood warnings as storm christoph is forecast to bring torrential rain to swathes of central and northern england. well, with one day remaining of donald trump's presidency, it's a chance for america, and the world, to take stock after one of the most turbulent presidencies in american history. 0ur former washington correspondent, paul adams looks back at four eventful years. dramatic music plays. a proud, straight—talking bulldozer to his fans, a vulgar, dangerous showman, to his enemies. donald trump has been a president like no other. a billionaire businessman launching a hostile takeover of american politics. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. nor has he mellowed in office. his relentless, frequently—savage use of twitter has upended the rules on presidential communication. at home, he inherited a boomin

. >> reporter: cano is staying with david and joanna donohue, who regularly send out "pupdates."s in good hands. >> reporter: but seven months is a long time. so the cameras were rolling again, this time when hector came home. and looking at cano, it almost seems as if he can sense something special was about to happen. cano taking off, tail wagging, bolting right to hector. >> i didn't know how he was going to react, to be honest with you. i got teary. i got really teary. >> reporter: hector's grateful. >> i missed him so much. i wanted him to know, hey, i'm back. i didn't abandon you. it felt great doing that. >> our thanks to tom there. i didn't abandon you. you give me someone who served this country and a pet and a reunion, that's all i need right there. >> and they've been great. dogs have been great therapy friends, too, for members of our military when they've been struggling with things like pts. animals have been a huge part of members of the military and their lives. >> such a beautiful story there, love it, love it. more news next, stay with us. you're watching "world

good morning, joanna. that we have enough foster carers to meet the needs of those children and families when they require support. and before we talk more about the level of support that there is, just a pick up on what you said that for some of the kids the option to remain at home is not possible, is it parent saying they simply cannot cope now? 0r it parent saying they simply cannot cope now? or is it a social worker saying the kids are not... it is an environment that the kids are not safe in? and do you know? if you know more about that, has changed on the situation previously? each individual family _ the situation previously? eagm individual family circumstance will be different and personal to their situation. we knew before coming into the pandemic a number of children coming into care was at a ten year high. i am sure if we consider the implications of matters i have mentioned before, compounded with, as i say, poverty and increased pressures of being at home during covid, the impact of home—sch

. >> hello, joanna. >> hi, good afternoon. joanna lam, i'm a junior at lowell high school. i'm also a part of the student government at lowell and i'm sorry if this comes out completely jumbled, i'm still floored by the events that happened this past week and i'm making public comment to call for absolute transparency from the administration and i'm here to recognize we have had multiple incidents like this in the past and it's something that needs to change. i'm here to recognize and support our student groups that are advocating for this change, particularly the lowell b.s.u., and i am calling for a culture change and asking for support from the board of education in making these changes. i second everything that lowell students have already said on this call, particularly cal. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> hello, marvin. moiran. >> hi, i'm a freshman at lowell this year. and i just wanted to request that everyone extend their, a bit of empathy for the administration. i understand what all of my fellow lowell peers have been saying today. however, a di

hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling.ts. ten new mass vaccination centres open across england from today as the government attempts to meet its target of offering 15 million people the jab by the middle of february. travellers coming to the uk must now test negative for covid—19 and self—isolate for ten days on arrival. a hearing for the kremlin critic alexei navalny gets under way at a police station in moscow, as the foreign secretary condemns his detention as "appalling". mr navalny says what's happening is "lawlessness of the highest grade". ministers come under pressure to extend the £20 a week uplift in universal credit, as labourforces a commons vote on the issue. coming up, we'll be speaking to one of the team of ten nepali climbers who have set a new world record by becoming the first to reach the summit of k2, the world's second highest mountain, in winter. sport and, for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan. good morning. phil neville has left his job as head coach of the england women's foo

my name is joanna [inaudible] and i am the chief operations officer at [inaudible] institute. we run two programs in the city that support young children and families. we fund the young family resource center that is specifically a population based f.r.c. that supports young parenting and preg teens as well as other oece programs in san francisco. we believe in the generational approach and funding for f.r.c.s during this time of covid-19 is crucial. we know when this prop c was passed, we weren't dealing with a pandemic, and so the flexibility right now is necessary to ensure that families' needs are met in a very holistic way while their children are attending our e.c.e. services. help and supports as well as with other f.r.c.s, the funding for these services and as supervisor fewer mentioned, these are institutionalized trusted community hubs where families feel comfortable coming to us and accessing the resources that are necessary right now to not only survive but to thrive. >> clerk: thank you to the caller. >> thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you to the caller. we app

i'mjoanna i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11:00.d it's the only way i'll get back to a normal way of life. this virus is terrible, isn't it? the nhs already has over 500,000 doses of the jab, with millions more due in the coming weeks, and says today is even more significant than the first pfizer vaccination last month. today when i saw the first jab in the building behind me of the astrazeneca vaccine felt like an even bigger moment, another turning point in our way out of this pandemic. primary schools in most of england re—open this morning, but there's growing concern over safety and staff shortages. the health secretary says the tier system is no longer strong enough to control the spread of the new variant of coronavirus in england. in scotland, the first minister is expected to announce new covid—19 restrictions following a sharp rise in cases. president trump is heard on tape asking an election official to ‘find' him enough extra votes to have won the state of georgia. democrats call it a disgrace. a coroner in malaysia deli

joanna will be here with you next to take you through to one o'clock.o be spells of rain, potentially exacerbating the current flooding situation and some significant hill snow as well. today what we have is a fair bit of cloud around but that will thin and break allowing some sunny skies to develop across eastern england, north—east wales and especially northern scotland. still one or two showers here and there before the next arc of rain comes in from the south—west. for northern ireland, england and wales we are looking at maximum temperatures of 9—11 , in scotland more likely to be between 3—7. through this evening and overnight, the rain continues to advance steadily northwards and eastwards, bumps into the cold air across the pennines and southern scotland, and we will see some snow on the hills, so at lower levels it is more likely to be rain or sleet. a cold night in the glens could see —4, so a widespread frost here but mild for northern ireland, england and also wales. tomorrow we will still have all this rain in place and we will see further

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11.ard sometimes to remember. but that's how we heal. it's important to do that as a nation. i stand before you truly proud of what we have achieved together. we did what we came here to do and so much more. this is the scene live in washington where, in the final hours of his presidency, donald trump has pardoned more than 70 people. 25,000 thousand troops will line streets for the inauguration later — but the traditional crowds will be absent. the former prime minister, theresa may, accuses borisjohnson of abandoning britain's position of global moral leadership. the environment agency warns of a "volatile situation" as parts of northern england prepare for torrential rain and flooding caused by storm christoph. could freelancers finally be brought in to government support schemes — such as furlough? the covid tax system faces heavy criticism — with mps demanding government explains itself within six weeks. some of the uk's biggest music stars accuse the government of failing the countr

joanna gosling will be with you next. from me, goodbye, nowa time fora next.g milder air sweeping in. where the air masses are meeting, there is a weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to many parts of the uk today. quite heavy for a time across parts of southern and western scotland. northern ireland is seeing heavy bursts of rain. that rain stretching to the south—east of england. some of it falling as sleet and snow over the high ground, northern england and scotland, as well. a contrast in temperature. 2—4 in the north and east, 10—11 down towards the south—west of england and into wales, as well. moving into the evening hours, we have a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain lasting through the night for many. you can see it increasingly turning to snow for scotland and northern england. perhaps some of that snow getting down to lower levels. there could be a slight covering through the central belt by first thing tomorrow. some iciness around in the north and the east where you are in that colder air tomorrow morning. milder towards the south and west, wi