julia: which month did you see a visible downtick?ynne fruth: in may, it just dropped off a cliff. julia: the rush ended when every willing taker had been vaccinated. now, the focus is on the booster shots. >> you just got your booster, how do you feel? frank baird: oh, i feel fine. like i said, i've lived through two years of this, and it ain't going to kill me yet. julia: for frank baird and his wife, who have been married for 59 years, the trip to the pharmacy for a shot is just the smart thing to do. frank baird: everybody in our family has been inoculated. julia: but the baird family is the exception, not the rule. across west virginia, only 41% of residents are fully vaccinated. jim hoyer heads up west virginia's pandemic response task force. his highest priorities, to support hospitals with high patient loads, distribute booster shots to communities, and to combat the misinformation online, that he says has fueled vaccine skepticism, along with residents' nearly ingrained apprehension of authority. jim hoyer: with this natural

sing 2. ♪ >>> julia child's name is synonymous with classic television cooking shows. not have been the first to boil an egg on tv, but she showed us how to have fun on television, and make fun of our mistakes. long before rachael ray or "iron chef," there was the french chef. >> welcome to the french chef. i'm julia child. >> reporter: a pioneer in the history of television. >> we're making the stew of stews. >> reporter: and a revolutionary in the kitchen. fundamentally disrupting the way americans viewed and cooked food at home. >> it was a wasteland, american food before julia was kind of pathetic. >> i'm all ready to make fish. >> she really introduced americans to different kinds of food. she had a profound impact on our entire food culture. >> well, that didn't go very well. >> reporter: now, 17 years after her death, the life and legacy of you'julia child is on displa the documentary "julia they've profiled some of the most barrier breaking women. the two making a name for themselves with "rbg." >> we were looking for another revolutionary feminist game changer

julia: you're watching france 24. i am julia kim. good to have you with us.rance has reported 232,200 new covid-19 cases this friday, the highest-ever accorded total. it is the third a in a row daily new infections surpassed 200,000, making france a coronavirus epicenter. the wave, driven by the omicron variant, sweeping across europe. in his new year's eve address, french president emmanuel macron said the weeks to come would be difficult. he said he believed a way out of the pandemic was possible as early as 2022, providing everyone gets vaccinated. >> vaccination is our strongest asset. it cuts infection rates, it means you are 10 times less likely to suffer from acute forms of the virus. that is why i ask again, the 5 million people who are not vaccinated, to take a simple step for your compatriots, for your country. be a responsible citizen for your own benefits and others. our civil duties come before our rights. julia: rance is preparing for subdued new year's celebrations with many fireworks events canceled and people being told to mask up. france 24'

julia: for matter of fact, i'm julia sun in upstate new york.edad: ahead on matter-of-fact , a two spirited couple honoring tradition. and later, some food for thought about one of the guests at your holiday table. the flashy one. >> we've got a saucy little story about how the colorful cranberry became a holiday staple soledad: welcome back. now it's our chance to share a story about a young two-spirit couple in nevada redefining cultural norms in their native american community. two-spirit is how native americans refer to lgbtq identifying people. adrian stevens and shawn stater are baking barriers as competitive sweetheart dancers, taking part in the celebration previously reserved for heterosexual couples at native powwows. >> we are not the typical sweetheart pair that you would see out in the arena or dancing anywhere. we are the first same sex couple to go out there and compete with other couples. >> i am adrian, i am two spirit. i'm also shoshone-bannock, northern ute and san carlos apache. >> i am sean and i am navajo. i am an artist an

among them, julia, inflation, christmas gifts are more expensive.re. >> concern about rising taxes, but i also have to wonder how much these two stories are intricately connected and if you have employees who see how much money their ceos and their founders and companies are making and they see that growing discrepancy, carl, that's one factor that's driving that disquiet among the employees >> robert frank's done a great job in putting into perspective how much of the selling is being done by very wealthy executives, but it's hard to turn your back, julia on not just what elon musk has done in the way of sales and satya nadella in the last couple of weeks >> yeah, it's been remarkably widespread as we head into the end of the year. and missed part of the show? don't forget to follow and subscribe to our podcast listen anywhere any time wherever you download your podcast. "tech check" is back in a moment >>> one more thing and that's a snap announcing a partnership with kim kardashian west and kris jenner for spotlight on its content channel back to

no. julia morales. it is not a moral victory. surely julia hoody became daughter. sure. since you just sealed it and zeal. la oregon. didn't you? robi, of danica sac? immediate event. now finally we today's decision, there was light at the end of the tunnel. we just need united kingdom and sweden to step up to the plate. so julian can finally come out into the light. ah, a ah, how i how the way it is. this is a victory that cannot be denied. it is a victory of historical importance, not just for me, for my family, for my children, but for the independence of the un system. the fact is, the u. k and sweden accepted ups of litigation before the working group, an arbitrary detention i made submissions. the u. k responded in the process to those submission. sweden responded to those submissions . formally as a party to the proceedings, they lost buquet, los sweden, lost it last at the highest level. ah, with do i reject the finding of this working group? it's a group made up of late people, not lawyers, and they are there. a conclusion is flawed in law. julia massage is a fu

i don't know, you have straight avatar, julia boorstin and you have curly hair julia borestin can they exist in the same space? >> can i have the same avatar exist in all the verses. let's stay on the metaverse and how companies plan to monetize these opportunities. let's bring in bernie. thanks so much for joining us. you cover roblox and this is a company for so many years people thought it was a game company but in reality we're realizing it is more of a metaverse company. what do you anticipate in the next year in terms of other companies trying to make money on this platform >> yeah, no, it's a great point and the metaverse is right given the engagement we always think monetization will follow and that comes back to the charts dealing with internet usage and advertising dollars following, as well, too some of the other plays that i think in our coverage that are trying to monetize, one, is shutter stock. shutter stock is the best performing group of our coverage this year and mark zuckerberg video where he's playing cards, one of those avatars is made by turbo squid. we think that

>> that's a great question, julia. it's a smart question. and i do believe that. a position where as we're listening, as we're learning and as we are running our own analysis and evaluations and all that fun stuff, at the end of the day, it all comes down to the creation and we are trying to do exactly what you just said with "red notice" trying to build out a universe and build out a franchise but i do believe you are going to find that from what i gather and take away from our partnerships with these streamers, my next -- our next seven bucks movie will be with amazon it's called "red one" our goal with "red one" is to build out a franchise as well that was born and bred out of amazon. and the same thing applies for a lot of the other businesses we're doing with streaming so i do believe you're going to find franchises that are created and born and bred out of streamers but also the traditional way, too, as well that are born out of the theatrical experience. >> dwayne, jon fortt, great to talk to you. i want to take a left turn here and ask about desecration, d

. >> thank you >> julia >>> tech stocks rebounding this morning. recouping almost all losses yesterday. e-commerce has been hit particularly hard. mike santoli has more on that. >> julia, bouncing today, some e-commerce stocks, a lot of beaten down areas, more of a reflux look how the etf that tracks online commerce plays, and clicks, long online commerce, short physical stores have done. this makes it look like e-commerce is in free fall what it is doing is giving back a big chunk of outperformance we had. seems like this is what happens when you had a covid surge in a world doesn't seem intense locking down nobody thinks it is indefinite dynamic. these stocks are getting hurt on net basis, still retaining up side i will say they have travel related stocks in there, not pure shopping at home. one final element, seemed like a play run too many times, rushed for the textbook stay at home plays when things go soft in terms of macro economy that seems like it is not that much of a tight linkage as before. >> i wonder how much of what we're looking at

there's the uk and now the ftc, julia. and i ink think in time we've sn the analyst community throw in the towel and say whether it's valuation or strategic and make less and less sense as we go on. today citi takes it from 30% down to 5. >> yeah, look, i think the analysts did not expect this deal to go through i do think there is still a question of whether nvidia will fight it and may just result in legal fees and this whole thing dragging out and we'll see what happens there. but i don't think analysts think it needs to happen at this point, carl. >> let's dive into the software names that we mentioned earlier amid the broader selloff today our next guests emerging cloud index down 15% from the all-time high last month. joining us this morning byron. wow, what a change in tone and sentiment and valuation. is this really about sort of year-on-year comparisons or the fear of higher rates or what do you think is the overriding dynamic? >> it's been a wild one, carl. great to be back and, yes, you wake up this morning and

julia: yes.nk the way he will describe it in the way he described it yesterday and will elaborate on it is actually they may not be seeing a conflict in their mandate. the labor market, if we are adding half a million jobs a month, we will get to full employment quick. it may be one thing they have learned from the october round of data is that inflation surprised again to the upside, but so did jobs and so did consumer spending. the overall picture is that of a boom. they do not need to be as supportive. they need to appropriately recalibrate policy, that means speeding up tapering and bringing forward rate hikes. jonathan: thanks for being with us. julia coronado there. the words of the federal reserve chairman come at this point the economy is strong and inflationary pressures are high, it is therefore appropriate to consider wrapping up the taper of our asset purchases a few months sooner. that will be the conversation two weeks from today at the federal reserve. tom: capital economics says a

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a conclusion is flawed in law. julia massage is a fugitive from justice. he's hiding justice in the dorian embassy. he can come out onto the pavement anytime he chooses. he's not being detained by frankly, a ridiculous finding by the working group. and we rejected judicially. we're talking to the former un repertoire, an arbitrary detention ma signed in a new country, likes to get to rooting for arbitrary tension to be attention body. you unlike this? but if you don't divide by it, you fall into the category of countries. we don't like to compare ourselves with in the months leading up to the us presidential elections. wiki leeks releases thousands of compromising emails from the democratic party. and it's candidate hillary clinton, the leak documents, cast a shadow on her entire electoral campaign. me in criticism of julian assange market price. he's accused of pursuing a personal agenda with leaks and of having contributed to the advance of donald trump. but even after trumps victory wiki leagues continues to publish. and soon the u. s. government and th

now particularly julia.er in her life, julia sought a pension from the federal government as a president's widow and during her campaign to secure the -- which is very difficult, required a lot of legal maneuvers and help and aide from politically well connected individuals in washington newspapers would remind everyone that julia tyler was married to the traitor president. so i think it is right to be very hard on john tyler for this decision to enter poels one last time late in 1861. i think there is an anecdote from a later president that could really speak to what politicians like tyler thought about him, how politics really consumed them. the latest president is john f. kennedy and in 1963 as he was rising up his potential rivals for the presidency, the potential republican nominees for president there 1964, he talked about barry goldwater, whose name was being mentioned, he talked about nelson rockefeller and he thought about rockefeller and he thought that he couldn't really understand what rockefelle

i like this image on the left that shows fortress monroe in the civil war, where john tyler and juliaeymooned in the summer of 1844. tyler became the chair of an ill-fated peace conference in washington in february of 1861. it was at this time while he was in washington for the peace conference that tyler met president-elect abraham lincoln. he came away from lincoln very unimpressed. lincoln was quite unimpressed with tyler. tyler won election to the provisional confederate congress, and eventually sought election to the permanent congress. he won. this is the best example of how politics retained its hold on him, how he was addicted to politics. now he tide before he could take his seat in the congress. he died on january 18th, 1862, but he should have stayed out of it. i'm critical of him for this decision to get back into politics. critical because it really tarnished his historical reputation beyond repair. he was starting to enjoy a little bit more of a statesman like sentiment that the american people had for him, a lot of the bad feelings that had developed over him being bani

that was a great summary of julia's talents. i would like to say when i think about you, i think about the why not k do attitude when we bring you anything. when we bring you a crazy idea, you say, how would we make that work? the examples about the is in a hardware store with the spacious aisles and lots of room, but it is packed to the gills and really are showing how anybody can do it if there is a will. and that is what you bring is the tremendous can do, why not attitude over and over again. so honestly i have worked with you on and off for 15 years of my tenure here in the city in so many different ways and watched you grow and watched cold hardware expand. it will be sad that to watch out and environmental innovation is coming to your town. and you will make it easy and fun and so truly deserving of this award. i am incredibly grateful. and excited that we're honoring you tonight. >> thank you, commissioner wahl. >> would you cliek to say a few words? >> can you hear me okay? >> and i want to echo -- >> look, there you ar

welcome to "techcheck" i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and julia boorstin today it has been a volatile4 hours. the nasdaq rallies more than 2% yesterday, down again this morning. we got two members of the paypal mafia to talk about why it's been such a two months for tech even as broader indexes remain near record hies >>> adobe falling shortly. what cloud and software stocks if any are safe to own right now. >>> plus, one ipo to come in 2022, reddit, confidentially filing to go public. we'll talk with early investors in the company this hour, jon. >> yeah. and we'll start with adobe and falling cloud-related stocks cloud and software names have been at the center of the selloff in tech. those etfs down double digits in the last month hit hardest have been companies that don't yet have profits or where the multiples are highest. as for adobe, earnings in line, revenue beats q1 guide coming in below estimates. shares are fai ing sharply this morning. the ceo we spoke to on monday is on the call which is starting as we speak he'll be on "mad money" tonight at 6:00 p.m. >>> lastly, we'll

i was with julia was lucky. the 9 year old girl was one of the 1st children under 12 to get a cove at 19 job here at a vaccination center in berlin. i jojo knows why she has come my leg and fact loudly well, because it chases away corona and i think it's just good for jojo vine. please. julia was a premature baby born 3 months early and very, very often they were in the hospital with pneumonia. oh, she had to be on a ventilator, and we don't want to experience that again. we have no meta, which virus mcnees. i am a liam. a guy mcveigh can be auth, just like julia all children from the age of 5 and now able to get vaccinated in germany and vaccination lines set up, especially for children. they receive a lower dose than the regular one of many parents have been waiting for this stamp given the high cove at 19 cases, among 5 to 11 year olds across germany. we hadn't, we have the highest rate in this age group and berlin, it's between 70800 and other german states. it's much higher and that is a great risk of infec

i was with julia was lucky. the 9 year old girl was one of the 1st children under 12 to get a cove at 19 job. here at a vaccination center in berlin, i eula knows why she has come by like an fac louelle because it chases away corona. and i think its just good beulah vine. please. julia was a premature baby born 3 months early and very, very often they were in the hospital with pneumonia. oh, she had to be on a ventilator. and we don't want to experience that again. we have no meta, which virus often, if not, i am a liam. a guy mcveigh can be auth, just like julia all children from the age of 5 and now able to get vaccinated in germany and vaccination lines set up, especially for children. they receive a lower dose than the regular one. mom of many parents have been waiting for this stamp given the high cove at 19 cases, among 5 to 11 year olds across germany. we hadn't, we have the highest rate in this age group and berlin. it's between 70800 and other german states. it's much higher and that is a great risk of

and i think julia sanders case is a huge embarrassment on that level. so then it goes and combine on the establishment, the mainstream media of the political powers, to collude together or to ignore this case and to deny the fact that to julia sanchez, a journalist of what you leaks is in fact a press outlet doing a public service so that's more or less how they closed rags on that on that story . the more class my documents have been laid back showing how the us break diplomatic assurances in another extradition case pretty similar to that which junior assange now faces. david mendoza says he agreed to be expedited by madrid to america on condition he be allowed to serve any sentence in spain. he says, even signed a document saying with the american and spanish government assuring him of this condition. but the us held him in the us jail for almost 7 years before eventually returning him. and only after he took legal action against america, we spoke to independent journalists, which had met hers to release the documents. in the case. you know, they've

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thank you to julia coronado, founder and president of macropolicy perspectives.l be talking more about covid. bloomberg has released its covid resilience ranking, which shows how nations are handling their different cases of covid. stick around to see which country talked the list -- topped the list. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: this is bloomberg markets. i'm kailey leinz. airlines are facing an uncertain few weeks after the holidays and into january as the spread of the omicron coronavirus variant up and one of the best periods of the year for flights. in a couple of hours, i'll be heading down on a train to washington, and i'm taking a flight back but i don't really feel good about it. about three times more likely than delta. john: the spouse of one of our producers is a flight attendant, and i feel like they get caught in the middle of all of this. you have airlines having to give new guidance. we saw that in ireland with ryanair. southwest, a couple weeks ago, they had a very encouraging outlook. how does that change if you decide i'm not going to fly? i gue

noise, you know, julia morales, it is not a moral victory. should i tell you what the guy told us with that she just sealed it and order them to indicate the shock immediately. and now finally we today's decision, there was light at the end of the tunnel. we just meet united kingdom and sweden to step up to the plate. so julian can finally come out into the light. ah. * a with how how sweet it is. this is a victory that cannot be denied. it is a victory of historical importance. not just for me, for my family, for my children, but for the independence of the un system. the fact is, the u. k and sweden accepted to be parties to a 16 month process. 16 months of litigation before the working group, one arbitrary detention i made submissions. the u. k. responded in the process to those submission. sweden responded to those submissions, formerly as a party to the proceedings, they lost buquet. los sweden lost it, lost at the highest level. ah, [000:00:00;00] with no, will i reject the finding of this working group? it's a group made up of lay peop

i'm carl quintanilla with julia boorstin and nilay check on the major averages.letely but session highs up 81 dow session low down 613 we have cut that little bit in half by 270 now is the loss and s&p held 4,600 now and now 4,660. let's get a news update with rahel solomon. >> good morning. olive garden and long horn steakhouse garden restaurant seeing its shares fall 5%. the company giving weak earnings guidance and announcing that ceo will retire. it underestimated the demand for take away and delivered meals which made up 28% of olive garden's business this quarter >>> jpmorgan chase a settlement of charges that the bank's brokerage unit allowed workers to use whatsapp to evade record keeping laws >>> shares of novavax are up 6%. emergency list using for covid vaccine developed and now paves the way for the use in the covax program. >>> purdue pharma to overturn its opioid settlement and they are not permitted under the bankruptcy code. you're now up to date. julia, i'll send it back to you. >> thanks, rahel. >>> rivian shares are lower after the company said

and not with julia levant sitting a dog, but the war criminals. like on top the visa foreign does up with the tackle for over a sun, just extradition continues. a trial behind closed doors, cameras, a band generalists and human rights organizations have difficult access throughout the trial. sanchez brought before the judge as a dangerous criminal. he supervised by guards behind a glass screen. he's not allowed to sit next to his lawyers or communicate with them. he faces 175 years in prison, in the usa. ah. on the 1st day of a process that can take months or years as tens waiting. ah . the 1st use leaks out ah, these abuses upon the devil. the last turn you the prosecution provides no evidence that he hands argues that the charges are political in nature and expedition for political offences is not possible in the u . k. as you've heard today, this case is an abusive processing isn't abusive. prices add to political events. he's charging a legal advance in substances. political, the nature of the charges, political one entire process, which is ni

and the past year, 2 years and a half julia has remained in bell marsh prison. and in fact, he has been detained since the 7th of december 2010 in one form for another 11 years for how long can this go on? the decisions based on assurance is presented by lawyers for the u. s. government at october's appeal hearing. they said assigns wouldn't be subject to solitary confinement or held at a maximum security prison. they also said they had diplomatic assurances he could serve any prison sentence in his native australia. judges here effectively decided there was now no reason to believe assigns would be a clear suicide risk, which the original ruling had found. the us wants a sense to face trial over the release in 2010 of thousands of classified military documents relating to the u. s. wars in afghanistan and iraq. but amnesty international has denounced the decision saying the u. s. charges represent a serious threat to press freedom. something echoed by his supporters. ricki lake was a organization of whistleblowers. it made it absolutely sim, safe and secure for

sure, no, julia hoodie became daughter. sure, since you last, you just sealed it and zeal law, oregon goods and to robert danica sac. immediate. i mean, now finally we today's decision. there was light at the end of the tunnel. we just need united kingdom and sweden to step up to the plate. so julian can finally come out into the light, ah, a with how sweet it is. this is a victory, but how not be denied? it is a victory of historical importance. not just for me or my family, for my children. but for the independence of the u. n system the fact is the u. k and sweden accepted to be parties to a 16 month process. 16 months of litigation before the working group went arbitrary detention. i made submissions. the u. k responded in the process to those submission. sweden responded to those submissions. formally as a party to the proceedings, they lost buquet, los sweden, lost it last at the highest level. ah, with no, will i reject the finding of this working group? it's a group made up of late people, not lawyers, and they are

guys >> julia, as you said, the terms of the deal weren't disclosed, but it's hard to know when thisissue is going to come up again and going to put some urgency under roku to make that transition become more than just a platform, but at the same time, that is going to put it in conflict with some of the partners that it's working with, right, as it pushes further into content and competing with them, too. >> look, it is already making that push. roku channel is part of this initiative so roku has various parts of its business obviously, sells these devices it serves as a platform for the likes of youtube tv and pretty much every other app out there and then has its own channel where it puts content, paired with ads a lot of this is older content, but increasingly moving into original content, as well. remember roku bought that rivi library which seems to do better on roku channel. they are moving towards this multi-revenue stream business model. and, remember, they do have a multi-year deal here so, we don't know exactly the terms of the deal. but when it comes to the valuable conte

julia, treat like everybody else i thought a new air wa of a la carte digital magic?ispute we've known about for decades. >> it does indeed, because that's ultimately what youtube tv is. a streaming bundle that's an alternative to the pay tv bundle i think something so fasb tcinin about this microcosm of the next phase of the streaming wars in that youtube is saying we will cut prices byes $15 if we can't keep these 18 essential channels in there. don't get espn, abc, we'll save you $15 a month. but youtube tells their subscribers they can spend $14 a month and get the full disney bundle disney plus, espn plus and hulu for $14 a month replacing those channels showing it's complicated and cost of espn and other channels is high. kr cro crockett, covers these companies says eventually they'll settle down the time, tv ratings declib and could see bundles not inclues espn. >> dom >> as a non-youtube tv subscriber, fascinating to me total bundle with disney's channels included $65. knock byes $15 down to $50-ish if they don't have it. youtube or future tv subscriber, rough

particularly julia, later in her life julia sought a pension from the federal government as a president a widow. during her campaign which was very difficult to required a lot of legal maneuvering, a lot of help a lot of aid from politically wealthy individuals in washington, newspapers never seem to tire that she was married to the trader president. i think it's right to be hard on john tyler for this decision to enter politics one last time late in 1861. i think there is an anecdote for me later president that could really speak to what politicians like tyler thought about and how politics really consume them. the later president is john f. kennedy. in 1963 assume sizing up his potential rivals the potential republican nominees for president in 1964 he talked about barry goldwater's name was being mentioned significantly. he talked about nelson rockefeller. he thought about rockefeller and he could not really understand what rockefeller was doing. about a year earlier rockefeller had left his wife tamir a yet much younger woman. i woman it was said in the press she stole from her husb

julia, i want to start with you.hat are you expecting in terms of the most notable changes out of the fed today >> well, steve gave a great summary of what has become a very uniform consensus around the speeding up of tapering ending in march, adding some rate hikes into the 2022 baseline, getting rid of transitory i think the changes to their forecast will summarize the pivot here they're going to revise up near-term inflation pretty substantially yet again and revise lower the unemployment rate i think the way chair powell is going to cast this pivot is against the backdrop of an economy that's running really hot. hotter than they expected. we have q4 gdp tracking in the same territory as the first half of the year after a somewhat sluggish q3. that presages a lot of tightening in the labor market in the next few months, so i think that they're more confident that they're not going to have to decide between their two mandates, but they will actually meet both of them so that they'll cast the lift-off in rates next

thanks lowell. >> thank you julia and mike. good morning commissioners. thank you for the opportunity to previously present bayren energy efficiency programs. i'm lowell chu with the department of the environment, the energy program manager. and as we discussed, bayren represents a major source of grant funding for the team at sfe. the funding is specifically to implement these programs you see like julia said, back to a local needs. i'll start with bayren business, it provides rebates, financing, advice to small and medium businesses, especially important during this time that so many local businesses are financially fragile. the goal is to support resiliency of the businesses by lowering energy and maintenance costs while improving the look and feel of the facilities during the recovery. the next program is bayren multi family that provides cash rebates and no cost energy consulting for five units or more to undertake upgrades in the program, specifically designed to save 15% or more of a build's annual energy usage and the rebate is simple, it is $750

it does the house of beaten julia and her parents chose the jam because it makes them feel safer. the government hopes that many other families will now follow suit . now for more, unless i'm joined by york, dutch from the german society of pediatrics and adolescent medicine. so york, after being in this pandemic for almost 2 years, how are our kids coping well actually, at the very moment, they are doing a little better because the school has been asked and has not been on and off as it used to be at the beginning of the year, but there was a certain degree of persistence of interrupted possibility to meet other children and to his teachings. perience. so we actually know from the enquiries doing better than they did the beginning of the year. so there is some stability now. but how has the pandemic hit different age groups differently throughout these past 2 years? well, there are certain things that have to be put into consideration of 1st of all, lessons. they are very keen on getting in touch with adolescents in the age group. where is younger kids, they have more contact to

julia boorstin with a look at what is going on with the sector julia. >> well, dierdre, the past concernson buy risk variant have sent theater stocks plummeting. in the past five trading sessions alone, amc entertainment shares are down 23%. imax shares off 11% and sin mark shares down about 8% now, amc, is still up around 1250% year to date but, for the other two stocks, some analysts see a buying opportunity. cinemark down over 10.5% and imax down over 9% year to date alicia reese of webbush, buy rating of cinemark and imax. pent-up demand for high-quality content, particularly from younger people who don't feel as threatened by the virus. she points to evidence in ticket presales for spiderman no way home out two weeks from tomorrow cinemark on tuesday announced the film has the second biggest advance ticket sales of all time just behind marvels agenvengersn game imax and cinemark are oversold he does warn saying, quote, longer-term though there are still a lot of questions about the pace of the box office recovery and if that recovery moves at a slower than anticipated pace in 2022 wi

this is fear in us ruling circles of a sovereign strong russia. adult day for journalism is how julia sanchez support has reacted than to the british hired colt ruling on friday. that the wiki leagues found that can be expedited to the united states. washington one, it's appeal against a previous decision blocking a son from being sent to america to face trial on espionage charges come pay to slam. the latest move, which was handy done on what was the you ends, human rights de we condemn today's u. k. high court decision to allow the expedition of julian so on, so the us, which will prove historic for all the wrong reasons. we fully believe that julian, saul just been targeted for his contributions to journalism. back in october, those a to day, harry, i was the united states trying to appeal over numerous grounds, including the fact that it offered an unprecedented package of assurances, as i saw it would not be held under the maximum security the strictest maxim security conditions in prison. over there and that he isn't on well is being, he's made out. well judas are just north of

[000:00:00;00] a watching ticking winds its appeal against a ruling block in julia sanchez expedition to the u. s. his case may now return to a lower court to be re heard. we speak with ricky leeks, editor in chief. this is not a case that is being pulled on the bass salted more. this is an absolute travis to you, any legal process, as on his case, sparks anger around the world with rights groups noting it comes as britain takes part in a democracy summit that hales the west, supposedly freedom of the press and a provocative and threatening action. russia slams ukraine over an attempt to dangerously approach its maritime borders near crimea, taking tension between the 2 states to level. we got a reaction from residence on the peninsula there, but got a blatant provocation. they wanted to pay the is guilty where they always blame russia for everything. those don't you do? who has done this program? they're likely doing it in person to inc. russia, on the sheets of jazz is just unpleasant wiper vocal. see, ah, broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow. this is our to international

there is an opportunity to for julia's lawyer and julian to appeal the new decision in entirety. so there, we will hear the full argument of the political nature of the prosecution or persecution, i should say, the full nature of the violations. again, julia and his rights in the entire process of spying on his lawyers stealing legal material, breaking into legal office and planning to kick or even assassinate julian. let songs all this will be presented than in the appeal process initiated by julians lawyers. and that should, in any, no normal circumstances change the opinion of the courts in britain. people in the u. s. can now send money to family members in afghanistan involving financial institutions, controlled by the taliban and on the network. both groups are otherwise subject to us. sanctions, the money is a lifeline for many afghans with global remittances making out 4 percent of g d. p . last year. it comes as the world bank says donors of agreed to transfer $280000000.00 to unicef in the world food program to provide nutrition and health services in afghanistan view a

he testified to the court, there is an opportunity to for julia's lawyer and julian to appeal the new decision in entirety. so there we will hear the full argument of the political nature of the prosecution or persecution, i should say, the full nature of the violation. second julia and his rights in the entire process of spying on his lawyers stealing legal material, breaking into legal office and planning to kick or even assassinate julian. songs or lists will be presented that in the appeal process initiated by julians lawyers . and that should, in any normal, normal circumstances change the opinion of the courts in britain. us president joe biden says he's very concerned about the supreme court decision to keep abortion cubs in texas. but biden hailed the routing that allows abortion providers to challenge the state law banning procedures off the 6 weeks. the law came into effect in september. it's america's strictest. it bars the procedure at a time when many women don't even know they're pregnant. alexander follow is a professor at emory university school of law. he explains wha

there is an opportunity to for julia's lawyer and julian to appeal the new decision in entirety. so there, we will hear the full argument of the political nature of the prosecution or persecution. i should say, the full nature of the violations, like and julia and his rights in the entire process of spying on his lawyers, stealing legal material, breaking into legal office and planning to kick, or even assassinate julian. let songs all this will be presented than in the appeal process initiated by julians lawyers and that should in any no normal circumstances change. the opinion of the courts in britain protest is in man, man, have held us silent strike against a military rule. and the ousting of the democratically elected government businesses were closed, and straits and markets deserted across the country. on friday, the emma was plunged into crisis following february's military code. the united nations has accused me and most military of crimes against humanity for each has emerged from me and my showing bodies of 10 people beliefs have been killed in the north west of the co

julia. >> thank you. i don't have any questions. i just look forward to the update tonight, and i noticed in the director's report, there was a c.a.b., a citizens advisory board update, but i didn't know if there was any specific update or if there was any agenda item we needed to be aware of? >> no, our agenda was very similar to today's agenda. it was the marina board presentation and the p.u.c. presentation and the discussion of the role of the c.a.b. and future agenda items. >> were there anything the board needs to be aware of just to make sure of things -- be aware? >> i think, as i mentioned, we had a discussion of the role of the c.a.b., and that's a potential future public discussion with the tida board, as well, because the c.a.b. is meant to be an advisory body to the board on matters relating to redevelopment, and so, you know, that's a potential future topic of development for the board, as well. >> okay. hearing no further questions from the board, are there any others, what about the public? are there any public comme

a conclusion is flawed in law. julia massage is a fugitive from justice. he's hiding from justice in the dorian embassy. he can come out onto the placement any time he chooses, he's not being detained by us. frankly, a ridiculous finding by the working group and we reject it with we were talking to the former un repertoire, an arbitrary detention i found in us. no country likes to get to rooting for all the trade attention to be sanctioned by you, unlike this. but if you don't abide by, if you fall into the category of countries, we don't like to compare ourselves with in the months leading up to the u. s. presidential elections, wiki leeks, releases thousands of compromising e mails from the democratic party. and it's candidate hillary clinton, the leak documents, cast a shadow on her entire electoral campaign. or in criticism of julian sons multiplies. he's accused of pursuing a personal agenda with the leaks and of having contributed to the advance of donald trump. but even after trumps victory wiki leaks continues to publish. and soon the u. s. governm