luke bryan!y: how's it going? >> nice. this feels like work. >> jimmy: yeah. >> is it work? we're back to work? >> jimmy: that is good it feels like work? it's not supposed to feel like work. >> my wife's enjoying it. >> jimmy: i'm already doing something wrong. your wife's enjoying it because you're not home? >> because i'm out and about and out of her hair. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: 26 number one hits. >> i know, when you rambled off the sets -- >> jimmy: crazy. >> kind of makes me proud. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it should make you proud. the last time i saw you, you were with katy and lionel. >> right before the you know what hit the fan. >> jimmy: yeah, right. so you went home. where do you live most of the time? >> we accidentally got quarantined at the beach. which sounds amazing. until you start trying to homeschool at the beach. >> jimmy: oh. trying to keep the kids uninterested in the beach? >> oh, yeah. i'm not -- you know, my wife -- you know, she towed -- she made all that happe

great to catch up with luke kawa.en we will catch up with mohamed el-erian, columnist and queens college cambridge president. that conversation later. from new york city on tv and radio, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. he had no official role, but for more than 70 years he was one of the most influential members of the british royal family prince philip died today at windsor castle. he was 99. he was a penniless greek royal who married elizabeth in 1947 and helped modernize the british royal family and his politically incorrect statements both amused and appalled the nations at times. michigan is grappling with the coronavirus surge that has made it worst pies for covid in the u.s.. the state reported more than 8000 infections and 30 death on wednesday. it is now on pace to surpass its december record. on a per capita basis, michigan has the most coronavirus hospital patients. the u.k. will decide whether britons can resume taking international holidays. on may 17 countries will

we are hanging out with luke bryan right here.puts on a pair of headphones with loud music playing, then the other person will get a song, sing a part of that song, and the person wearing headphones tries to guess what they just sang. so you can actually play this at home if you want to [ laughter ] all right, buddy, here we go i got to put my jam on here. hold on. [ laughter ] go ♪ isn't it ironic don't you think ♪ >> jimmy: todi with you ironic ♪ >> jimmy: todi with you. ♪ i really do think ♪ >> jimmy: average. ♪ it is like rain ♪ >> jimmy: do it right? ♪ on your wedding day ♪ >> jimmy: all the way. ♪ it's a friend ♪ it's my friend ♪ but you've already paid ♪ >> jimmy: "boulevard of broken dreams?" [ laughter ] wait, start again. start again. start again. start again. ♪ it's like rain ♪ >> jimmy: shop right on your wedding day ♪ >> jimmy: you know where shop right ♪ it's a free ride ♪ >> jimmy: shop right ♪ where you all wan to meet me ♪ [ horns playing ♪ shop right ♪ ♪ it the good advice that you just didn't take ♪ >> jimmy: th

that's the way it works luke hick -- the way it works. locate -- luke hickmore is here with more.e find ourselves in a world where we've all got very comfortable with the idea that the reopening trade was the right way to go, that value was going to outperform the cyclicals, bond yields are going to go higher. but when we look around the world, we see the number of cases outside the developed markets absolutely accelerating, and new variants coming through. is this a wake-up call for these markets? luke: it is what we have seen right away through the vaccine. i'm afraid i am unremittingly positive on the outlook for growth, on the outlook for coming out of lockdown, on the outlook for the vaccine. we will get it sorted. it is about how much pragmatism governments are prepared to have. i think once they see how well israel has done, how well the u.k. is doing, how well the u.s. is shaping up in terms of lower hospital attendance, lower deaths, lower numbers of infections, i think they get it at this point and we re-accelerate again. but we have seen these pauses before. they have t

sanja and luke what you mean by this? and what weight is education windowing happened and how does it affect the growth of human potential? stomach maybe i'll just take a stab at it and say there is a little bit of a conflict of interest in teaching, frankly. because on the one hand as a teacher it is my responsibility to make sure the learners learn something. but on the other hand it also settled with the task of grading the student and who succeeded and failed. the problem is that second half which is deciding who succeeded, who has failed, who is good, who is not so good, who is an egg, who hasn't be has begun to dominate everything we do in education. a lot of what we do in education. the pendulum has swung really far away frankly from the fullest goal which is to transform the individual make them a superstar, a rockstar, someone who can enjoy life. and once we start leaning on the who's good who is not, i think it is very seductive to get stuck on that and it gets more and more all about that. you can think about p

. >> reporter: robert luke of the san diego county sheriff's bomb squad and atf agent matt beals were lead investigators. they quickly learned that something about the day care may have made it a target. >> on that particular day care center, we were aware that there were other law enforcement officials who had their children in that particular home during the day. >> reporter: was it possible someone was out to kill cops and their kids? if so, connie, who always parked in front of the day care home, could have been the perfect yet unwitting delivery system for the bomb. >> they weren't looking for any known or suspected domestic terrorists or possible watchlist type people that may be in the area. >> reporter: no question that this was an ied, an improvised explosive device? >> no. >> reporter: and suddenly, they had more questions after they ran connie's address and discovered that, in her neighborhood, two weeks earlier, police had found another bomb. two bombs with one explosive connection. investigators discovered this attack was personal. coming up -- had connie or her family be

today i am talking to luke ellis.roup, one of the world's biggest hedge funds managers. his firm once supplied rum to the royal navy. now it is a giant in quantitative investing, using data and algorithms to make money. luke competes with the billionaire titans of the hedge fund business not just for returns, but for talent, too. luke: this should not be about how much money you can make. we are very lucky to work in an industry where you get paid very well. it should be about how much value you can generate for clients, and what is a fair proportion to that that you ge

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thank you, ryan, luke, very jam-packed day.rybody, we're heading into the final bell here. what does that mean? means right up to the bell, apple earnings, facebook earnings. stay tuned. it is going to be wild. tomorrow amazon earnings. [closing bell rings] you have to watch that go around. that will do it for "the claman countdown" on this federal reserve day, rates remain at zero to quarter of a percent. time for larry kudlow on "kudlow" ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. great pleasure. folks, get ready, edge of your seats. president joe biden will finally bite the bullet with a major address to congress and the rest of the country tonight. this will represent his 98 day in office. we'll round it up to 100 day speech. this is completely serious. he plans to reform america's economy, its culture, it is race relations, of course taxing, spending, and regulating policies.

luke, let me go to you.ome would say this is sign the nasdaq is oversold but by the same token, gary brought up a point the overall resolve and strength in some of the blue chip names we don't talk about all the time also signal a buy. what do you feel? >> i don't think the nasdaq is oversold overall. we're only 2% off the all-time highs but i definitely think some individual names are oversold. here's the thing, it is really hard to get a gauge on the stock market by just looking at the indices. we've been talking about the how the market rotating back and forth. what dough the market indices when sectors go up and down? reopening trade, stay-at-home stocks go back and forth. the index is not going very far. adding alpha means be selective. here is my tip. take a microscope, zoom in on the indices. use the 200-day moving average as a reference point and look at fundamentals to make sure you're finding great growth at reasonable price. that microscope is so important over the next couple years. charles: all

luke had become the face of the student section at alabama games.rs to wear masks, keep distancing and keep washing their hands. >>> the georgia governor, brian kemp, accusing major league baseball of caving to fears and lies from liberal activists after the organization pulled its all-star game out of the state of georgia because of that new law that restricts voting rights now texas is coming to georgia's defense, while facing criticism of its own for its own voting proposals. the texas governor, greg abbott, announcing today he would boycott mlb events in solidarity with georgia and he refused to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the rangers game today. across the country, corporations have been under pressure to take sides in this voting rights battle so who's speaking up, and will the protests result in any real action here's cnbc's scott cohn. >> reporter: georgia's new election bill is signs into law but that's just the start. legislatures in 47 states are considering voting bills that the nonpartisan brennan center for justice deems re

meantime, luke bryan scored top honors. >> one, two, three -- >> luke bryan! [ cheers ] >> congratulations. >> bryan won entertainer of the year. the singer accepted the award from los angeles. he was supposed to perform but had to cancel after testing positive for covid more than a week ago. maren morris led the night with five nominations. she took home the trophy for song of the year for "the bones" and won female artist of the year beating out kelsea ballerini and ashley mcbride. >>> coming up, one of vladimir putin's biggest critics may not have long to live as he remains d the cas for a new mass protest. >>> and caught on video, a -- out her home. how her husband jumped in to save her. this is the "cbs morning news." it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes, without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common s

well sunday's saw the academy of country music awards streaming live from nashville tennessee luke bryan. and luke bryan scoops the coveted entertainer of the year award for the 3rd time in a 44 year old singer wasn't able to attend the ceremony after revealing last week that he had tested positive for the corona virus but he was still over the moon and here's a listen to his signature sound. and . a claim to 1st novel last features a child narrator who struggles with the shadow of an older sibling he has long believed to be dead well it's hard to imagine this has the makings of a star play funny story but it's the cynical child's perspective and a kafka esque twist that take this novel in unexpected directions it's the worst situation. can possibly imagine you're fleeing a war you're surrounded by enemy soldiers and you've got your baby in your arms what do you do to give your child away to strangers in the last months of world war 2 that was a common occurrence as the red army advanced german women and children fled eastern europe almost 300000 of those children who were separated from

well sunday's saw the academy of country music awards streaming live from nashville tennessee luke bryan. and luke bryan stoops the coveted entertainer of the year award for the 3rd time in a 44 year old singer wasn't able to attend the ceremony after revealing last week that he had tested positive for the corona virus but it was still over the moon and here's a listen to his signature sound. a claimed 1st novel lost features a child narrator who struggles with the shadow of an older sibling he has long believed to be dead well it's hard to imagine this has the makings of a star play funny story but it's the cynical child's perspective and a kafka esque twist that take this novel in unexpected directions it's the worst situation you're. and possibly imagine you're fleeing a war you're surrounded by enemy soldiers and you've got your baby in your arms what do you do to give your child away to strangers in the last months of world war 2 that was a common occurrence as the red army advanced german women and children fled eastern europe almost 300000 of those children who were separated from

luke and i are doing a recycling drive.we collect enough bottles, they build a school in africa. luke: wouldn't that be so cool to go to a school made out of bottles? that would certainly be a special school. did you hear what i said, parents -- "special school"? okay. nobody make a big deal about it, but i just broke up with dylan. no! oh, my gosh. are you okay, honey? yeah, i'm fine. i just -- i need to date someone who has a clue, instead of an idiot who bangs his head every time he rides his bike out of his garage. every time. i'm sorry, honey. i'm sorry for both of you. i'll have to text him later. mm. i got to jump in the shower. i'm gonna be late. where are you going? i'm going to meet my friend valerie. i haven't seen her in 15 years. we used to work together. you worked? mm-hmm. i can't imagine you working.

i felt in love with the brittany murder mysteries by john luke who followed an inspector needs tons of food, drinks lots of wine and also solve some murder mysteries on the side. >> when do you find the time to read? would you like to read? >> i love to read before i go to bed at night. specially more of the lighter fare. i fight back and forth to minneapolis to washington all the time. airplane readings really good pretty honestly do not time is much time to read a site did. but not time of the massive briefing books i get every night to read also. that keeps me pretty busy. >> what books are you planning on reading in the future? and why? >> i have to say i'm really interested in a book i have just read about by minnesota author name thomas peacock. it is called warm trail in the story told by the wolf. it is so interesting, so fun and the culture in minnesota is fascinating to me, so rich and so connected just so much about her state. and really looking forward to that. i have to say my father, harlan flint just wrote his third book called from here to eternity. on some of my story

luke evans. luke. >> mr. speaker, these attraction fully support with the bank meeting coming up does the prime minister have any crime and more importantly what is government going to support these attractions domestic tourism as we go into the summer? i want to tell him no matter how many pounds joining in it could not do as much for economy as we're already doing with a 56 million found welcome back fund probably more welcome than any presence in i venture to suggest that what they contest, an with extended cut in dat tour sm in hospitality to fight and to the end of september. thank you please and the cash -- rule law and offer for other people an shop a john liu who don't have wealthy donors to fund their lifestyles not for people like him and minister. they've got flog to say and no plans for our future and no vision for our country they see a conservative government that is getting on with the uniting leveling up with most ambitious agenda any government has had for generations i think that's what they

. >> let's go to doctor luke evans. luke. >> mr. speaker, as we come out of lockdown and look to summer many people about are concerned about their body image and we know that there are 1.25 million people who suffer with eating disorders within million using steroids in that number is getting worse. women in the committee two weeks ago released a report from body image they concluded that i quote photo promoting unachievable images were having an impact and consider all options including labeling digitally altered image to deal with issues raised of body image? >> prime minister -- >> mr. speaker, honorable friend is raising very important point, and i think he are aware of the pressure that young people in particular can feel as a result of the adopted images as part of the online advertisement consultation we know advertising program. we will look at what we can do and i know that we will be responding to the select committees report in due course. >> come to lead rs of the opposition. >> thank you mr. speaker can i join the prim

rebecca, if i could begin with you, also we have luke lloyd. i apologize, luke. >> you're good. neil: i did not mean to ostracize you, luke. to make up i will begin with you, how is that? >> here we go. neil: good economic news, good earnings news but still worrisome virus news, not vaccination news, virus news. i'm talking about the globe. i'm talking about even restrictions in the united states against traveling and particularly forethese 80% of countries they advise we not go to at all. is this an annoying worry or excuse to sell? >> i think it is an excuse right now but i think the main worry for the most part is the different strains of the virus, uncertainty around all of that. we don't know if vaccine will work properly. we don't know what the future holds. we only control so much in the united states with our politics. we can't control other countries. with regards to the u.s., things are looking really good. i'm optimistic with the reopening of the economy. some states are still shut down. top 12 states shut down, account for 40% of unemployment. once that gets fixed i

. >> entertainer of the year goes to luke bryan. ♪ >> congratulations, luke. ♪ brian: all right.ght to a fox news alert. police are making multiple arrests after protests took a violent turn believe it or not in raleigh, north carolina. demonstrators burning american flags on streets. is that nice? vandalizing stores? that makes sense. throwing eggs and blocking traffic in the city. >> meanwhile, cities across the united states are bracing for even more unrest as a verdict in the derek chauvin murder trial could come this week. pete: more than 3,000 national guard troops have been ache i activatedagainst minnesota. two hurt in a drive by shooting yesterday in minneapolis. despite the violence, the city council is pushing for a team of unarmed traffic enforcers. welcome to this monday edition of "fox & friends." i'm glad to be here with the two main stays. brian: right. and had you your weekend off. pete: right. ainsley: flat to you have you will be here it. pete: through thursday. brian: we know actions in your hometown. pete: while i'm here national guardsman being shot at on st

the last smile and thunder city written and narrated by luke arnold. >> this ears audie award goes toted by robin miles. >> congratulations. a special thanks to two organizations scholastic audio and audible whose volunteer work made tonight possible. we appreciate the assists. next up science fiction. here we take a moment to truly thank our judges as the titles to these categories can be long. not to mention the made-up names. we are truly grateful for their dedication to all audio looks in all categories is over 14,000 hours competed to make tonight's judging possible. the finalist for science fiction are "axiom's end" by lindsay ellis narrated by stephanie willis and abigail thorne. the deep by river solomon william hudson and john snipes narrated by deadbeat digs. "heaven's river" by dennis e. taylor narrated by array mortar. ruins of the galaxy by jm cheney and christopher hopper narrated by rc brave. "star wars: thrawn ascendancy" "chaos rising" by timothy zahn narrated i marked thompson. >> and the winner is. >> the deep by river solomon narrated by david digs. >> congratulati

luke bryant shined brightest, winning entertainer of the year. >> we miss touring.sed being on the road with everybody that makes me an entertainer. what a challenging year. to you all the fans and everybody, we'll be back. jillian: after the show, he thanked god for his health after recovering from covid-19. erin morris and thomas rhett walked away with female and male entertainers of the year. carley shimkus wins an award here every day. she will join us later this hour. todd: it's a curious reason why, but carley deserves to win a country music award sooner rather than later. jillian: i a agree, she's very talent it. congresswoman maxine waters urging protesters to be more aggressive as we await a verdict this week in the george floyd case. >> we have to make sure that they know we mean business. todd: our next guess is a former nypd officer who says violent protests hurts a community's morale. she explains next. when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. try pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. nausea, heartburn, indiges

was the wishes for luke of. your sublime wisdom we should we need you still to do spielberg's you work on this road or do comparisons to move to the future when you pull which it's the more she loved to. go your post was to be a force of the work of the noble which of course. the smoke the court scores are still practiced because of. my firm it's unique and it's why i must play to the spirits. i am like when school say and i was sitting there with. the los i ask of the court. and the low down swim meet me yet about this. i am. yes to my evil misguided believe by many of them by locking down the whole society you can somehow protect the old high risk people but we're seeing now is so obvious that that wasn't the case it did not change. the high risk pool of people because in the us we are haves now over half a 1000000 deaths mostly older people there was a complete failure just saying that these lockdowns would actually protect all the high risk people i am. the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in you

todd: they gave out other awards other of than to just luke bryant.r up and coming talent. the female artist of the year award went to gabby barrett. the new male artist of the year is jimmy allen, thomas rhett won male artist of the year and marin morris won female artist of the year. she also won song of the year for "the bones" and performed with her husband. you see them there, ryan herd. todd: why was miranda lambert performing with chris stapleton. .carley: morgan stapleton is a doula which means she helps women deliver babies and all of a sudden her sister called her and said something's happening, you've got to come here. she left the awards show last minute and miranda lambert filled in. take a listen. ♪ carley: not a bad replacement there in miranda lambert and mrs. stapleton proving to be a dedicated doula so congratulations to that family if the baby did in fact come last night. jillian: carley, thank you. still to come, new york city's ems union chief is blaming anarchists for targeting emts and paramedics, he joins us live, next. still l

are they luke's team? tom: i believe so.y haven't won since time began, and they are winning this year. jonathan: a bit of ice hockey for you. coming up a little later in the hour, pierre ferragu on the chip shortage hitting corporate america. itting corporate america. ♪ jonathan: live on tv and radio, this is "bloomberg surveillance ," for our audience worldwide. futures up 28 on the s&p. a breakthrough 4200, positive 0.7%. some outperformance on the nasdaq. we push higher there as well, up i more than 1% on the session so far. want to talk about the bond market. expectations coming into the new year. spare a thought for the sell side, just for a moment. i know some of you might not want to get that small violin out, but spare a thought for them. at the beginning of november, we had a rally on the equity market of 30%, and when we look at the year ahead, the only two names i can think of right now that still have a year-end price target on the s&p 500 north of where we are, goldman at 4300, jp morgan was the other at 4400.

it is not clear when luke bryan will be back but he tweeted he is doing well.e found out who advanced to the top 12. here is a look at them but there is one contestant missing from this show, front-runner wyatt pike. seacrest said he dropped out and this morning we still don't know exactly why. you can watch "american idol" this sunday and monday at 8:00 right here on abc7. >> 2002 ? i feel old. >> some people wait a lifetime for a moment like this. kind of like clarkston, come on! >> i was just watching that. >> and yet you weren't. look at you! you were just a child. >> i know! [ laughing ] >>> an amazing tae kwon do athlete goes for gold. her routine while she is eight months pregnant. >>> and a first look at elon musk's nderground tunnel in las vega are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or too low. and for those who qualify, the free

my son luke is three.s soon as i saw that video i immediately thought, what if that was my son luke? he would be terrified. he would have no idea what to do. these poor children, guys, they're coming here for one reason, because joe biden and the biden white house has said if you send the kids here we won't send them back. we'll bring them into america. everybody knows that. it is not a secret. it is almost a joke at this point and so, we're putting these kids in so much danger and in harm's way. it is so horrible to see. ♪ why do you build me up ♪ ♪ (build me up) ♪ ♪ buttercup, baby ♪ ♪ just to let me down ♪ ♪ (let me down) ♪ ♪ and mess me around ♪ ♪ and then worst of all ♪ ♪ (worst of all) ♪ ♪ you never call, baby ♪ ♪ when you... ♪ ♪ say you will... ♪ carl. what have you done? think anyone will notice? yes. yeah. if you ride, you get it. yeah, they will. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new pa

i bring in now luke lloyd now he's a market watcher.flight. what's parking lot price now, luke? is it i know it's gone way up. where is it now for that same trip? >> 600 dollars and not only stocks near lows but flights at their lows either you said back in february had i booked it was $50 round trip that same trip is now worth $600 i don't know if there's a better indicate that shows that people want to get out travel and go places. people want to spend money. hotels, airlines, restaurants, are all going to be jam-packed this summer. the optimism in confidence of consumers and businesses has returned and the economy is about to get really hot so stu, you haven't made your vacation reservation for this summer you better get on it because it is hard to find places that aren't already filled up. j well what you're talking about here is -- the surge in back to work, back opening up the economy, getting the economy running again. so the end of the pandemic, so why do you like peloton because i think of that as lock down not opening up stock

rter, on his way out the door, gives emergency resumption of luke perry gear -- military gear, weaponryunto. reagan takes power and the gloves come off and it is a massive bloodshed in el salvador sponsored in part by the united states. what you see is joe biden on the one hand denouncing the extrajudicial killings and murder and on the other hand trying to tinker on the edges of american policy, proposing, mr. reagan, i'll support financing this dictatorship -- and at the case of nicaragua -- i can agree to support the contras if we put this restriction on it or make sure they only spend it in this way. i think this was a crucial point of development for joe biden on questions of war. he almost never meets a were he does not support. the one time he did oppose a war in 19 anyone come he regretted it and it really became any ultra hug after it. in the 1980's, biden was making deals on these really dirty estions of dictatorship and death squads and he played a significant role in terms of his position in the senate in not having a very clear line in the sand drawn, we don't support dicta

my son luke is three.s soon as i saw that video i immediately thought, what if that was my son luke? he would be terrified. he would have no idea what to do. these poor children, guys, they're coming here for one reason, because joe biden and the biden white house has said if you send the kids here we won't send them back. we'll bring them into america. everybody knows that. it is not a secret. it is almost a joke at this point and so, we're putting these kids in so much danger and in harm's way. it is so horrible to see. ♪. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. most people taking it reached an a1c under 7%. trulicity may also help you lose up to 10 pounds and lower your risk of cardiovascular events, whether you know you're at risk or not. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyro

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tonight -- luke bryan, katey sagal, and wwe superstar, the miz. and now, jimmy kimmel!my. i'll also a ww superstar. thanks for watching. you know what? you don't have to watch, i know that. you could be on tiktok watching the young people dance. but here we are on world health day. and guess what? the world isn't that healthy today. [ laughter ] the world is actually pretty sickly. there were 62,000 new cases of covid here in the united states alone yesterday. and this is interesting. five states account for nearly half of the new covid infections. new york, new jersey, michigan, pennsylvania, and

just luke any other reopening we've seen in bay area, this one, too, will be slow and steady. no, they are not flunging the flood gats wide open today, just cracking it open little by little. capacity will be capped at 35%, about 6,300 fans, but the actual head count will be more like 1,700. you must provide proof of a full vaccination or negative covid test taken within 48 hours of game time. both the vaccination and negative test is required to sit within 3,500 feet of the court. david goldenberg got the, mail, but is not yet fully vaccinated >> i would o urs undoors, but i glad it is going that direction. >> reporter: there will be mo once unsued, fans will be physically spaced out according to guidelines. you can order food on your phone as well. >> if you had doses and you were two weeks out from that, would you be okay? >> yeah. >> reporter: as for the restaurants nearby chase center, most have been closed for months, and any reopening will be gradual. >> more bodies to the area is critical. it's kind of like, it'll start the snowball effect of letting us reopen more res

he knew luke as well. he wanted to get involved. when he got involved, it kind of shifted the race. she ended up win big 65% of the vote. he was vested in, like many of our races in the last that we were able to win. just, since you're all reporters, you want to make sure you have the facts right. i know you asked a question earlier about president bush. i'd like to have a discussion with him to understand what his feelings are. i want to know that it's not within congress. because this was the first time since 1994 that no republican incumbent lost. not one republican incumbent lost. there's only been two times in history that the party in power that had the white house loses the white house and gains seat. 1892 and 1992. both types they won the majority two years later. there's more than 152 million votes for congress. the republicans were 31,751 shorts of being in the majority. now put that with everything, all the questions you asked me the month before the election. the number one question yud ask me is, what's going to happen after i lose 15 seats? could i still be leader afte

of various time that luke found research was exactly here really want to years ago we had that feeling coming to us and we had to be very careful when the picture we saw the photos developed about 2 and a half months later it was. just me and several times i felt i mean i should just find a nice place in one of these beautiful islands and have 10 kids and just stop this whole process but we cannot. have any time it's an amazing feeling to see and i'm saying these anchor that when and where i was. they were so free and happy and that was how they should be and it just makes me so sad and angry when you realise that they're going to find space for business and for pleasure. i'm looking forward to listening to the f. k. man this thing has a out they sound tray. so if you're not having other parts of your own hiring process of closing down and he would be paid to not be able to provide a solution for them. first of all can i show you some footage that yes that i shot here because i spent a considerable amount of time underwater we're looking at the environment the design and build we're lo

luke brian took home the top honor for entertainer of the year. he is so much fun.ther highlights include old dominion winning for group of the year. chris staple ton's album starting over won album of the year. he was also one of the performers. single of the year to carley pierce and lee i pe you're happy now. cane brown made history for being the first black artist to win video of the year for "worldwide beautiful." >>> another company joining the push to offer freebies for those who show proof of vaccination. diane king hall has that story and more in today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street finished higher last week. friday the dow gained 164 points. nasdaq rose 13. s&p 500 added 15. a third of the dow's blue chip companies will report quarterly earnings this week. today coca-cola and ibm are on deck. a number of airlines will be reporting including united, southwest, and american. >>> federal regulators urging people with kids and pets to immediately stop using peloton's tread plus treadmill. the announcement from the safety commission comes after

luke bryant took home the top honor of entertainer of the year.ar. chris stapleton's album won album of the year and he was also one of the nights performance. song of the year went to erin morris come for her song. kane brown made history for being the first black artist to win video of the year for his song, ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> since we are speaking of music, a group of enthusiasts turned to a type of conducting that set an unusual world worker. >> this tiny engine plays 20 different classical tunes on water glasses. the display at the miniature wonderland museum and as a guinness record for the world's longest melody played by a model train. who even knew this was a thing? >> uniquely equipped engine struck more than 2800 glasses with various amounts of water to create different classical compositions. the museum made the record this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you nee

well sunday's saw the academy of country music awards streaming live from nashville tennessee luke bryan. and luke bryan scoops the coveted entertainer of the year award for the 3rd time in a 44 year old singer wasn't able to attend the ceremony after revealing last week that he had tested positive for the corona virus but it was still over the moon and here's a listen to his signature sound. and . acclaimed 1st novel lost features a child narrator who struggles with the shadow of an older sibling he has long believed to be dead well it's hard to imagine this has the makings of a star play funny story but it's the cynical child's perspective and a kafka esque twist that take this novel in i'm expected direction. it's the worst situation. can possibly imagine you're fleeing a war you're surrounded by enemy soldiers and you've got your baby in your arms what do you do to give your child away to strangers in the last months of world war 2 that was a common occurrence as the red army advanced german women and children fled eastern europe almost 300000 of those children who were separated fro

. >>> also, country music superstar, one of my favorite, luke bryan will be on the show with his latesteginald and kumasi, you may know my favorite luke bryan song, also water themed, rain is a great party carly you must of blown your budget. not exactly. you have great wine name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello? grocery outlet bargain market. oh, more bubbles? more bubbles for less benjamins our amazing 20% off wine sael is going on now until april 13th at your neighborhood grocery outlet all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> a lawsuit over a mural at george washington high school in san francisco is back in court, after being postponed by the pandemic. the mural called life of washington depicts colonizers stepping over the dead body of a native american. an

people need food they need clothes in and now we want to make sure they have electricity because in luke is a deal with. those he plans to improve. living conditions for at least some of the nearly 100000000 people in the d.r. see. erich mancow is from la bomba she and the southern part of the country he made his fortune with a company specializing in the chemical analysis of minerals. he's about to show us the location of his future dam. the area is remote and sparsely populated. the project will mean bringing workers in from far away but the challenge is worth it to. someone to flip the power plant will bring in almost $1000000.00 per month ago a lot of money. is looks welcome to the bush. eric has set up a small camp in the middle of the wilderness it hosts a team of engineers. it is going to be a see below how's it going where they've been about a dozen employees have been living here for a year. they have a water tank a generator and some small sheds. some of right now we're standing at about $735.00 makes is called the top of the dam will be $830.00 medias if you live in the water

>>> gma this week, octavia alive, toe for live, luke live, this week on good morning america. >>> inneapolis, the police chief took trial of his former officer derek who is charged in the death of george floyd. the chief called his death murdered after seeing video of officers kneeling on him. >> that action is not the escalation. >> derek snee on george floyd's neck for over nine minutes violated police training according to the police chief and commander of the training division. >> is this a trained technique when you are overseeing the training? >> it is not. >> and cross examination the defense arguing that the policy is different in every case they encountered. >> the reasonableness of a particular use of force must be judged by the officer on the scene rather than with the 2020 vision of hindsight. >> reporter: also trying to throw into question where his knee actually was. >> would you agree from the perspective of officer king's body camera it appears that his knee was more on mister floyd's shoulder blade? >> yes. >> prosecutors immediately attacked saying his knee did not

it's not clear when luke bryan will be back, he tweeted saying that he is doing well.t night, we found out who advanced to the top 12, so we will take a look at them now. there was one contestant missing from the first live show on the front runner white pike. siegrist opened the show saying pike dropped out. this morning, we still don't know exactly why. you can watch american idol on sunday and monday at 8:00, right here on abc7. >>> a brand-new covid-19 vaccination site in new york city is packing some star power. it's hard to tell with a knife and a hat, but that is hamilton creator and star manwell maranda, in times square. that is dedicated to broadway workers and movie and tv industry employees. the city will also open up the site near broadway venues. mayor bill de blasio says he hopes the entertainment industry, which is a vital part of the city's economy, will reopen by september. >> two bay area high school students are opening helping people find vaccine women's. they've created a twitter account and it notifies you when of violence are available. all you h

from the "new york times" congressional reporter luke broadwater is here. we've got response to the reports. take us through the latest. >> sure. well as you know, congress and others have undertaken investigations and reviews about what went wrong. tomorrow, the inspector general of up capitol police is set to testify before the house. he has completed two reporters to date, neither of which has released publicly, but i've been able to review those reports. one of the major findings is he was able to determine that it -- and while supremacists, they would likely be armed and congress itself was the focus of anger and fury. in addition, he was able to determined that the homeland security and the fbi had delivered intelligence warnings, but those warnings obviously did not result in additional preparation or enough resources on hand to turn back the attack. the other things that the inspector general really focused on was the lack of proper preparations in terms of equipment, shields that the capitol police had in use that day, had been stored improperly an

were i am and luke bryan scoops the coveted entertainer of the year award for the 3rd time in the 44 year old singer wasn't able to attend the ceremony after revealing last week that he had tested positive for the corona virus but it was still over the moon and here's a listen to his signature sound. and . a claimed 1st novel lost features a child narrator who struggles with the shadow of an older sibling he has long believed to be dead well it's hard to imagine this has the makings of a star play funny story but it's the cynical child's perspective and a kafka esque twist that take this novel in unexpected directions it's the worst situation. can possibly imagine you're fleeing a war you're surrounded by enemy soldiers and you've got your baby in your arms what do you do to give your child away to strangers in the last months of world war 2 that was a common occurrence as the red army advanced german women and children fled to eastern europe almost 300000 of those children who were separated from their parents most were reunited. but that's not what happens in the last by hans at le