loop capital will probably put more african-americans on wall street, i'll repeat that loop capital will probably put more african-americans on wall street than any other firm that's ever existed in this business that's including the bithe biggs names. we hire 20 to 30 every year. we put them on the corporate finance desk, the trading equity desk, public finance, corporate finance. when they come out of loop, they are sought after i try to keep as many as i can i can only keep so many. they are sought after those on wall street. by the time i'm done and courtney takes the realm, we will have a significant amount of loop trained folks on wall street >> i'm sure courtney has a great big smile on her face. she's probably blushing as well. she's modest that's nice of you to say. i noticed today that loop was just chosen by bill akman to be one of the book runners for this with a number of other minority firms. we talked to lawyers prior to coming on the phone. i asked what i could say about the deal because it's amazing. i can't say much because we're in testing the waters phase. this is wha

. >> reporter: a ribbon buy three loops. them to their bags, on name tags, even printed on the sides of the propane gas cylinders. the three loops have a meaning. they represent the community, home and the workplace, or school. it's a demonstration of support for people who have tested positive for the coronavirus, and a stand against discrimination. it was built up by a citizen's group in this prefecture and called the citrus ribbon project, because the prefecture is famous for its oranges. they began the project after witnessing verbal and online abuse directed towards coronavirus patients. >> people who spread the virus should be executed. >> where do the patients live? i don't want to go near them. >> reporter: abuses like these are widespread on social media platforms. >> translator: we e launched th project t to help peoplele retuo daily lives s with smiles s on r fafaces. >> reporter: the citrus s ribbo has also been adopted by people on the front line in the fight to contain the virus. employees of a cleaning company

in a loop. and again, the only reason we even know what happened to george floyd is because it's on video. most incidents like this are not, which is why parents of young black men have to teach their kids how to avoid being killed based on the color of their skin. so last night, the anger is getting more intense. the police are gone. fire trucks can't even get in it's a very bad situation. and our disgusting excuse for a president, mr. tough guy, donnie bone spurs decides to make it worse. at one o'clock in the morning, instead of trying to make peace, donald trump makes a threat, a violent threat. he tweets -- "these thugs are dishonoring the memory of george floyd, and i won't let that happen. just spoke to governor tim walz and told him that the military is with him all the way. any difficulty and we will assume control but, when the looting starts, the shooting starts. thank you!" "when the looting starts, the shooting starts." our president is threatening to order the military to shoot ame

so we had to go back and institute a feedback loop to make sure that every time we have an incident, that we continue to look at it critically, and we continue to get better. let me say this, and not to be too long winded, for all of you on the call, i and many of you applaud your leadership, because somebody had to step out and be the first one. often times -- i'm not a biker, but i know a lot of bikers. they always talk about the first one in line, everybody goes behind them because it's easier to follow. you were the first one in line, and strathat was instrumental get us to successes. mayor breed, you had the same experiences in terms of being a leader. what you're trying to do in terms of redirecting our resources, that's leadership. other people jumped behind you and said we're going to do this, too. but what mr. jones did back 25 years ago, that's not easy, but it makes it easier for people to stand behind you and push, so i just want to say, it's a challenge, but we're making progress, and we will continue to go. >> the hon. london breed: chief, i just want to say that san fr

an arbitrary goal but what do we want our life to look like and then create a plan to get there the loop and help kids do better whether it's a learning arms in their hands that's a lesson every kid should learn from those sort of stuff the responsibility i can make sure that i never will be poverty and my kids in the loop are weak if i do the right thing. hello my name's wendy 18 years old i go to high school and i am a senior this year going up there was 8 of us don't live together there is a 3 bedroom house there was a lot of struggle when the economy had and everything my parents both they both had lost their jobs it was kind of hard for us to even like. my life even though i'm still free and reduced lunch now and always have much my little brother has been reduced lunch and there was. my sophomore year and i was 15. i was on a journey and with our kids. and coming back. from there i just started noticing that i was feeling different all the sudden like you're either believe or you're pregnant and i was like i don't think i'm bullying big like i had all the time like well i've watche

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put it on across your face and loop it on one ear, then loop it on the other.be pushing that down so that it fits snugly across your face. if we don't do this then people who wear glasses will often say that their glasses get steamed up. that's because the air is going up and it's not staying within the mask. always keep them in a plastic bag. a zip lock disposable bag like this is great, then you can carry a couple at a time. to wash them make sure the water is really hot, at least 60 degrees, and make sure they're put out to dry naturally and fully clean before you put them back on. nearly half of the population of england — about 30 million people — are to be offered a flu vaccine this winter, in an attempt to prevent a surge of flu cases coinciding with an expected increase in coronavirus. the nhs vaccination programme will be extended to everyone over 50, children in their first year of secondary school and people living with anyone who's shielding. our health correspondent catherine burns has more. if the government gets its way, this winter more than hal

people in the loop they all get blood thinners this is things you know gradually learn on the job that it's not purely a pathological monkey condition it's something that really affects the whole body so it's also for researchers like danny yon it can use that kind of experience. he says the corona virus has little in common with influenza. a pathologist at hanover's in hospital yannick and his team analyzed tissue samples from deceased cofa 1000 patients their findings are staggering. part of this we've come to realize that almost 50 percent of intensive care patients actually develop acute kidney failure is just the lungs get to them before that those who yawn accies koeppen 1000 as less of a long affliction and much more of a fast killer illness. a severely ill coronavirus patient develops embolisms or blockages in blood vessels. on top of that within hours uncontrolled excess tissue growth sets in. the oxygen demand is probably so great that under the stress of infection the body tries to supply itself with more oxygen by creating new blood vessels but it doesn't work for half an.

people to congregate so once people get in their timed entry they actually have to follow one-way loop so they would loop around the zoo and they go to where they want to get past lou, but certain areas there are narrow pathways but for the most part very wide pathways very easy to safely social distance of that loop things probably very very instrumental making sure that you're not crossing paths with others. >>and i'm sure it's going to feel it sometimes like you have the zoo, yourself which is pretty cool. >>you also have a lot of other things going on no indoor accessories that right. >>right at an end this and we were doing the no indoor access before the announcement was made on monday were actually now declared as an outdoor museum. all of our indoor facilities, including our or insect zoo or or tropical aviary. restaurant, the gift shop here they're accessible at this time. >>and would you tell someone and who isn't getting online right now to get the tickets for the kids, what is the main things you want them to know before they come to the zoo. >>well they're going to have to

cole, about the dification study, and if you could loop me that -- loop me in on that as well, the preserving of documents is critically important. in the future, we don't just want digitize asian. the digitize asian program was never intended to shift over completely to the way we preserve documents. it is very important we have the actual documents in acuity. in bill in -- documents perpetuity. consideration will enable members of congress to do our jobs safely in the coronavirus. it dedicates critical resources for diversity and modernization. it is past time the halls of congress look like the communities we represent. the bill includes funding to pay aterns, which makes congress more diverse and accessible place from -- for people from communities across america. i'm pleased the bill allows congress and legislative agencies to employ dreamers. i experienced this difficulty a few years ago when i had an incredible dreamer who was an intern in my office, and an open position on my staff, and we could not hire her. i shudder to think the opportunities missed by so many young people who shou

creation of the youth you was the crown jewel of long process is the 2nd world war since the group of the loop you had been essentially more negotiations in the agreements that we create through that was part of it there's no mention of it 23 china was most part of the there has been a fundamental change of what you create how you created all these issues that we face now are not. set by those agreements. now whether it's working from home or wearing a mask all around the world people have been adjusting to life during a pandemic but what if your job requires you to be at sea our reporter met sailors docked in the german port city of homburg in normal times they'd be getting ready to leave the vessel but those days are gone. a few hours ago the golden empress mord in the german port city of hamburg. from the german siemens mission is coming on board today he's bringing a few things to the sailors who can't leave the ship the port of hamburg itself has been allowing sure leave again but the captain on this ship has decided against it and the crew is backing him up but it's ok. because. both he

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>> haven't seen it never seen it. >> seth: wow and you still -- even with your time-loop comedy, youl, now i'm not going to see it [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's a good point yeah, you lived it >> i've lived it, yeah no, i haven't seen it. i mean i love bill murray, obviously. but i just -- i don't know i haven't seen it. but there's also like a lot of movies i haven't seen. so it's -- >> seth: are there a lot of movies you've seen more than once >> "showgirls. >> seth: so how many times have you seen "showgirls" >> twenty, ballpark estimate i love it. it's one of my favorite movies >> seth: will you defend it real quick for anybody who may have doubts about "showgirls" >> absolutely. seth, thank you. thank you for giving me this platform to defend "show girls." [ laughter ] yeah i mean, i think it's brilliant it's obviously very campy. it's obviously, like, larger than life. but i do think that, like, elizabeth berkley was unjustly maligned she's going for broke and giving like a very avant garde performance. she's not doing anything different than, like, what nicholas cage has

the doom loop is predicated on the -- being removed.f we learned anything, they are not removing support, they are throwing more at it. why did we get to that? james: that is a good point. i completely agree. this is kind of a stop versus slow argument. it seems to be quite difficult to get into a negative shock, absent the kind of tightening of the balance sheet. not quite the same in europe because the ecb has never gotten to tighten the balance sheet and when the balance sheet stopped expanding, we found btp was more susceptible to negativity and there is plenty of negativity to be found if you scratch beneath the surface. for now, the ecb is piling money into the financial markets. that is going to act to keep things in check for a period of time. i think it is fair to say that the investor base has got itself incredibly long of btp's. everyone is on one side of the boat. it doesn't take much of a wave to tip things over. james, always appreciate your time. james athey of aberdeen standard. thank you very much. this is bloomberg. ♪

tomorrow so that we can finally bring a trophy back to live for crews and again in this region and in the loop. at least there should be some up this fear of the cops presentation as the brand new deal like system makes its debut at the olympic stadium. for marathon world record holder wilson kip sung has been handed a 4 year ban for anti doping violations world athletics said the 2012 olympic bronze medalist missed 4 doping tests but also ruled that he tampered with the investigation by providing false evidence and witness testimony a ban is automatically imposed after 3 test failures in a 12 month period kipsang is the 6 fastest marathon runner in the world. archaeologists in mexico say they've found some of the best preserved remains of human activity for more than 10000 years ago they didn't just dig them up on a typical excavation site it had to go underwater with divers to explore caves in the yucatan peninsula that were flooded by rising sea levels thousands of years ago . a labyrinth of flooded caves with extremely tight passages and rough rock formations rising seas filled them with w

been observed all over the world and up solves heat from the sun melting the ice but in a kind of loop this causes more algae to grow and more ice to record lee melt. everything that makes the snow darker causes it to melt because it exhilarates the absorption of radiation. more research is needed into the alkies full effects on ice and snow but as global warming impacts to both mountain regions it's feared these plumes of pink and red could make things worse. in germany braman faced a small town in the 2nd leg of the relegation play off now that sees 3rd from bottom but his latest side play the 3rd place team from the 2nd division for a spot in germany's top tier and after a goalless draw in the 1st game was all still to play for. himes journey has taken them from 6th division obscurity to the brink of the bundesliga and despite no spectators allowed into the tiny stadium they did have some home support. but after just 3 minutes the visitors got off the mark on closer inspection it was an own goal norman tie a cow for himself a former braman player putting it into his own net with awa

has been observed all over the world it absorbs heat from the sun melting the ice but in a kind of loop this causes more alkie to grow and more eyes to rapidly melts. everything that makes the snow daca causes it to milt because it exhilarates the absorption of writing. more research is needed into the yankees full of fakes on ice and snow but as global warming impacts the world's mountain regions it's feared that these blooms of pink and red could make things worse. now in german football. club. in the 2nd leg of the relegation. hiden himes journey has taken them from 6th division obscurity to the brink of the bundesliga and despite no spectators allowed into the tiny stadium they did have some home support. but after just 3 minutes the visitors got off the mark on closer inspection it was an own goal norman tie a cow for himself a former braman player putting it into his own net with the way goals counting as the tiebreaker prema now knew a draw would suffice heighten himes 1st major upset came after the break when around 50 local fans somehow snuck into the stadium and were promptly

been observed all over the world it up solves heat from the sun melting the ice but in the kind of loop this causes more algae to grow and more are used to rapidly meld. everything that makes the snow darker causes it to melt because it exhilarates the absorption of radiation. more research is needed into the alkies full effects on ice and snow but as global warming impacts to both mountain regions it's fit these blooms of pink and red could make things worse. in german football better for even faced lower tier club hiding hi i'm in a relegation play off it sees the 3rd place team from the 2nd division play the 3rd from last club in the bundesliga this to fill the sole remaining spot in germany's top tier after a goal of straw in the 1st leg of the match up the 2nd leg was the decider. hiden himes journey has taken them from 6th division obscurity to the brink of the bundesliga and despite no spectators allowed into the tiny stadium they did have some home support. after just 3 minutes the visitors got off the mark on closer inspection it was an own goal norman tyler cowen himself a for

. >> her father had always wanted a boy and which is why we think the name loop, it is not short for anything, it is actually lou. and as a result of that he takes are out just like she becomes a tomboy of the era. she is out learning how to shoot, at a fish, they go camping. they are up in the mountains a lot. she is learning about the outdoors and loving it. >> this is a 1914 22 rifle which was owned by lou, what i love about that then it is you have this photograph early photograph. of her on top of this mule, looking pretty rough and tough there with a bunch of provisions within she's got this gun right there that she is holding. very anti oakley to me which is that type of era, that type of independent girl. one of lou's most famous essays is probably independent girl. and it was written in january 31st of 1890, about what is interesting about it was at the very last line of it when she says being independent, as someone who will do her own thing, but at the end sooner or later she will meet a spirit equally as independent as her own and then there is a clash of arms and again m

then we're just in this bad loop, aren't we, brinkley? >> we are, brian, and the loop gets played over and over again. so the question is how do you solve it? i mean, senator kamala harris, the frontrunner, probably, to be vp for biden, has said we have to get out of the pop psychology business on donald trump, and he is what he is. and instead, on just let joe biden be joe biden, he's running a very calm and dignified campaign right now. while he may get smeared, he's been around enough that people know who the authentic biden is. it doesn't mean he's not going to get dented and brutalized by opposition research. but i think one of the advantages of having a candidate like biden, he doesn't have to define who he is. most americans know who joe biden is, and he this like him. and the polls are reflecting a hemorrhaging of donald trump when he started this cultural war, you know, in trying to make the monuments or marching across the street in lafayette park, tear gassing protesters and holding the bible. i haven't seen an uptick in his ra

. >> reporter: so brought internal affairs into the loop, hoping to close the loop and recover her dnad for her to leave piece of herself behind finally a retail store it happened ordered a soft drink, drank it, dna on the straw which she tossed in the trash. more than enough for testing two dna samples separated by two decades. 48 hours later jim nutall got a call from supervisor >> simple, just said it was match. >> reporter: good feeling, bad both >> surreal, that call, never forget it. >> reporter: but stephanie lazarus was still free and had no clue after 23 years her own department was on her tail for murder detectives wanted to speak to stephanie to elicit a statement or perhaps a confession but without revealing how deeply implicated she was in sherri rasmussen's murder another secret plan was hatched, this time to get stephanie's side of the story, all captured on tape. >> stephanie lazarus is asked by fellow detectives to help in interrogation, only to discover she's the suspect. >>> coming up -- >> so i must have killed her i mean come on >> when "dateline" continues with sk

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if you give them the froot loops they will continue to throw a tantrum and ask for more froot loops.ave united stateof adults that talkt this means. americans will read the declaration of independence to understand the beauty of this nation. we are not perfect but there is no greater union, no greater hope for mankind as abraham lincoln said that would allow for black was born in that only hospital be speaking to you right now. steve linick do you think it's because of you or because of your parents or something else? >> without a doubt. you were talking to ken cuccinelli and i started out talking about, i had a mother and father and a home. when you decimate the traditional nuclear family, no other federal government can come in and no program can come in and replace what was destroyed and that is strong family, strong communities and strong faith and belief. the quality of opportunity and not the community of outcomes. >> bill: and thank you sir. i read the declaration over the weekend and you are exactly right about that. it's amazing the things that have come back and you think a

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gone to close—loop control. rover is called perseverance, and it's going to a region that was once covered by a lake. we now know mars had an enormous amount of water in its past. if ancient life was on mars, you know, we have a good bet that we might be able to find it in these sediments. so this is really a life—detection mission. this is the most advanced mars rover that nasa's ever built. it's about the same size and weight as a small car and it is jam—packed with instruments. this is its robotic arm, equipped with a drill and it will take samples of rock that could contain signs of life. there's also an instrument that will try to make oxygen from the carbon dioxide rich atmosphere — a vital technology for future astronauts on mars. and for the first time, nasa will test a mini mars helicopter that will try to fly in the extremely thin martian air. it's another pair of eyes from a totally different vantage point. just being able to get to places that we simply can't get to today. like sides of steep cliffs

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each car will get one warning ticket as a courtesy to inform the people of the change and today the loop also reopened to visitors. it will allow for one-way traffic only. also back open beaches and pacifica and have to obey, they have been closed since friday to try to keep those crowds at bay and slow the spread of the coronavirus. >>> we have definitely been seeing some good beach weather lately. >> temperatures were pretty warm over the weekend topping 90 degrees in all locations you can see that on erates and is a the atmosphere getting squeezed high-pressure to ourselves in a storm system brings hours northwest just giving us their windy conditions, closes clubs well for i think were going to see some for developing by late tonight or early tomorrow morning but it's not going to take long to get rid of. high temperatures today 80s in santa rosa and concord am 80 degrees downtown santa rosa while at sonoma county are to got all the way up to 94 degrees which was the outlier on the outside by a wide margin. mid-sixties in the city and at half moon bay, pretty normal stuff for early j

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he wrote the principal loop's textbook, the chairman of the lupus foundation, rheumatoid foundation. he's been in 42 years of practice and he wrote on april 6, no patient of mine has ever been high up as the hospitalized for a hydroxychloroquine complication and he said for the use of covid, the risk of taking 400 milligrams of hydroxychloroquine a day following a single 600-milligram hydroxychloroquine loading does come, for 30 or 60 days, the risk he says is nil unless you have an allergic rash or upset stomach. nobody usedd it for 30-60 days. those are his words, i don't think there's a more eminent or qualified person than dr. daniel wallace. my question to you have the media in this country politicized medicine to the point of something that could work -- again, i'm not a doctor but i urge people to consult you workr doctors and with the army you have, as dr. oz said, have they done the public a disservice by falsely reporting dangers that don't exist? >> good evening, sean. i think that it's true but the problem precedes what the media have done. i think the problem is more inh

we're looking at a loop here of our visible imaginary that shows the low cloud deck from early this morninglight about 6:00 or just before that. you can tell the low cloud deck is fully enentrenched. northern california to the central coast. beginning to pull back out from the bay here where cloudy skies in oakland and hayward but as soon as that sun gets higher and warmer we'll evaporate the fog. but we have high pressure building in just enough that we're going to see some warmer air, some drier air in the upper elevations reducing our relative humidity just i valleys maybe four crease degre so. e north o us and will once tion gwen allow our low deck of clouds to respond to get a more robust marine layer, cooling us off for the week ahead. a roof camera. a little breeze out there. 67 in mountain view. cool spot, pacifica, 57. 59 in the city. 64 in oakland. 62 here in santa cruz with winds just about 10 miles an hour. and highs in the low 067s. so kind of a nice beach day out there. 64 in nevada with upper 60s by the delta. a lighter south wind here. but you have had some sun in the north

close—loop control. rover is called perseverance, and it's going to a region that was once covered by a lake. we now know mars had an enormous amount of water in its past. if ancient life was on mars, you know, we have a good bet that we might be able to find it in these sediments. so this is really a life—detection mission. this is the most advanced mars rover that nasa's ever built. it's about the same size and weight as a small car and it is jam—packed with instruments. this is its robotic arm, equipped with a drill and it will take samples of rock that could contain signs of life. there's also an instrument that will try to make oxygen from the carbon dioxide rich atmosphere — a vital technology for future astronauts on mars. and for the first time, nasa will test a mini mars helicopter that will try to fly in the extremely thin martian air. it's another pair of eyes from a totally different vantage point. just being able to get to places that we simply can't get to today. like sides of steep cliffs

here is the satellite loop, cloud cover started the day with, moving out of town. mostly clear skies. we could have patchy fog and portions of the coastline in the morning. current numbers, most areas in the 50s. still lower 60s for nevermore and san jose. patchy fog tomorrow morning. temperature starting saturday morning in the 50s to lower 60s. a quick heads up, we have a beach hazard alert. the waves are 4 to 6 feet. keep an eye on the written current activity and possibility of sneaker waves. this area of low pressure was over the bay area a couple of days ago. it is moving out of town. the high-pressure will rebuild and be the source of some warming as we go into saturday. here is the plan, the forecast model is not painting much flawed. a few patches for the morning hours. mid-60s all the way through the mid-90s. look at the numbers. san francisco 70. antioch and brentwood low to mid 90s. san jose fremont 80. the five day forecast, we talked about the fourth of july. pretty much the same story. patchy fog once again. not much change with temperatures. gradual

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. >> loops. >> the problem with these guys hurting themselves doing little chores is it gives them the ultimate excuse to not wash the dishes or do chores at home. >> what happens when a guy like michael jordan cuts is figure, finger cutting cigars. that is not a chore. >> the truth is ken bastida is missing the newscast because the fishing pole hit his head and gave him a concussion. >> that is the least of his issues. okay? >> he is lucky the boat did not think. >> he is relaxing. have a great vacation. oh brother. >> thank you. even though zoos and museums had to close again, six flags discovery kingdom reopened today and the zoo and aquarium exhibits are opened but the rides are not and the capacity is reduced by 75% and visitors must make reservations and there is a thermal camera at the front gate and masks of course are required. viewers shared whether they would still go in dawn road in and said depending on the cost to get in, we would consider going. i would not pay the full price they normally charge since they are not fully operating. what do you think? share your opinion u