and harness both here liberties and face the an enviable task of going to new nick . where fancy flicks his thinking about how his time there is winding down that and more from the midweek match day games on kick off later this week. and. to. me m.r. one woman versus the military. ounce and suge knight de facto head of governments disempowered and detained by the arms of nam to her remains the regime's forces are responding with violence why is the newbold peace prize laureate such a friend to the powerful generosity close up. in virginia has gone d.w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. trying to just through the topics covered and we couldn't read your blog. if you would like any information on the chrono laroche or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at d.f.w. dot com look forward slash science. do you feel worried about the planet. ha. i'm neal i was talking on the green fence post cost and to me it's clear that remains. the solutions are ou

leipzig but they might lose their coach you leonardo's money is reportedly about to move to buy new nick for a handsome 25000000 euros. frankfurt we're looking to get one step closer to securing a champions league spot for the 1st time in their history. but laver cousens leon bailey had other ideas putting the host ahead in the 69 minutes . all but one of his 9 league goals have come on home soil. 10 minutes later bailey set up labor crews in 2nd goal because a lot of the executer were you know it's always nice korean goes on of course helping the team was always. he was importing game as well so i'm just happy i could be able to deliver. for andre silva the eagles only highlight brought frankford within one goal in the dying minutes that's his 25th of the season. but kevin jimmy applied returned fire to make it 31 thanks to a touch from to our. panelists wolves biggest win so far with labor goes and while all the frankfurt's defeats the season have come on the road. they are still in 4th place but increasingly feeling the heat especially from dortmund. because. this guy and his team sat

the result is good but things are going wrong behind the scenes by a new nick when it involves bad butlosing the coach at the end of the things and. coming back from behind to beat bremen jordan and finds its way back into the battle to qualify for the champions league. to go from. 30 minutes on d w. in many countries education is still a privilege poverty is one of the main causes some young children watching mine shafts instead of going to plus others can attend classes coming after they finish a movie. millions of children all over the world have to go to school. when i ask why. because an education makes the world more just. to make up your own mind. d.w. made for minds. read the real talent resides. i come from the loss of people in fact more than a 1000000000 to do to lead the largest democracy that's one reason i'm passionate about p. demand aspirations and a consent. to finishing the book is fried chicken burning after the fall of the berlin born and remember thinking at the time if the barley little going forward anything can happen if people come together and unite for a cool

and while one of the keeps attracting international exhibits this will be its digitally only new nick is developing into a kind of german silicon valley big names from siemens to apple and google based and investing big zaf also thanks to the various 1000000000 euro high take agenda which attracts plenty of qualified professionals and helps to support a life the startup scene the intelligent robot arm carefully grips the tomato without crushing it the special thing about this robot is that it sees with the help of cameras it was developed by these of the robotics founders nicholas out and stefan lock blown up in their munich based startup their aim is to make robots for everyday use and to revolutionize the market we can in what our core innovation is camera based sensor technology this means that we can greatly simplify robotic hardware we can build robots that use simple motors and are controlled entirely by software and cameras that would allow us to build very inexpensive robots that could be used on a vacuum cleaner for examples of all the times that some critter. the 2 have thei

let's begin with by a new nick and tansy flick. with the cat's out of the bag the party boy coach can safely was in a boy the midweek bundesliga clash with lady whose. his bosses were annoyed at the timing of his the parchment i'll switch on saturday but fleet is not repentant just being it was a spontaneous thing when i decided to tell the team after the vosper game that i intended to quit and so the logical next step for me was to inform the media and therefore also the public. always you guys would say to put an end to the dillydallying and so on supplying the media by the all my own most as being so please only ask me questions about the leverkusen game that was the team and speaking of a quiz to. be done for the 1st innings. but it's been hard to stick to the football with our eyes firmly focused on this week's super league fiasco and various managerial maneuvers chief among them sporting director has some solid homage and she's an ongoing conflict with flick despite by him being on the verge of wrapping up another bundesliga

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tunick system sports news now in europe aims football's governing body says new nick will remain one of the most one of the host cities of the year as following a meeting today in it had been at risk of losing its hosting rights due to the e.u. a set requirement that spectators be allowed to attend now local authorities and the german football federation have a great of a plan to allow some fans inside the city despite the coronavirus pandemic bilbao and dublin have dropped out as host cities out the failing to provide the same guarantees. and i'm joined by nelson crime data on this story jonathan hi huge decisions of the city of munich but how will they be able to justify letting people into the stadium during what is incredible cases more i think that's probably the story and 2 sides to it it is important for. such a prestigious tournament specially in view of the fact germany will have the entire thing in 3 years' time you're at 2024 there are many ways it would be a dress rehearsal and i think that's why the local authorities and the german football federation have been so keen t

where they only lost one neal but it could have gone either way i think that really impressed by a new nick boces that could have well being the final thing that made them realize that not this man would be the man for them and if we believe reports this is a hefty price tag. i mean we're hearing 25000000 we're hearing 30000000 it could be the sky's the limit but apparently how this even came about and how the money was agreed to was that not most money went to the boss of flights and said look i have a chance now to maybe get to buy in munich you probably heard that hans the flick is leaving and it's my dream to play for byron munich and i mean like she can had an open ear and then decided to talk to byron munich in the 2 sides came out with it with a beneficial solution let's put it that way financially for both sides and so no bad feelings to leipsic apparently so they say and and and that's how that came about but i mean a lot of money here but then again you know it buyer keeps on winning that means tons of money for buy in munich ok i want to think who's going to succeed noddles man.

will be independent of europe's football governing body you a fan but germany's top clubs buy a new nickand won't be joining the osmond have released a statement saying that they and by and reject the super league but fairing instead to reform the existing champions league. the jewel in new wafers crown its biggest money spinner but the champions league is now under threat from a breakaway super league a league of europe's top clubs that had been discussed semi secretly for a while but the plans have never been as advanced as this billions of euros financially backed by the u.s. investment bank j.p. morgan if there is interest by the standard players these financial institutions it means there is. a potential for a bright future you way for the governing body of european football has reacted with fury one top member says he thinks 3 of the 4 clubs in the champions league semifinals next week will be banned for their roles in the super league. yes for moeller referred to chelsea manchester city and real madrid saying the club's must go and i expect that to happen friday then we have to fi

are some sports news in football rb leipzig julian will joined by your new nick on a 5 year contract next season replacing the flick but the 33 year old is likely to come with a hefty price tag according to reports he could cost the defending bundesliga champions around $30000000.00 euros which would be a new record fee for a german league coach. made history last season by taking leipzig all the way to the champions league sim by 5 s. . and finally if you were looking up at the skies last night you may well have seen a so-called pink super moon although it doesn't actually appear pink it's really named after a pink colored springtime flower in the curse when earth's satellite is at its closest point in its orbit so i'll leave you now with some spectacular sightings across the world of this move. lucky styles poets of mine schemes i am and millions that i'm trying to save celebrate the. serial winners with an ounce of steel yet another when i don't think the telephone keeping edge of dreams i. w. personal drama competition rival marketing numbers here powered by at sac and childish b

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but gemini's top clubs by new nick andrews to dortmund won't be joining those fans have released a statement saying that they and by and rejects the super league prefer a instead to reform the existing champions league. the jewel in new wafers crown its biggest money spinner but the champions league is now under threat from a breakaway super league a league of europe's top clubs that had been discussed semi secretly for a while but the plans have never been as advanced as this billions of euros financially backed by the u.s. investment bank j.p. morgan if there is interest by these kind of players these financial institutions it means there is. a potential for a bright future you wait for the governing body of european football has we acted with fury one top member says he thinks 3 of the 4 clubs in the champions league semifinals next week will be banned for their roles in the super league. yes promoter referred to chelsea manchester city and real madrid saying the club's must go and i expect that to happen friday then we have to find out how to finish this champions league tournament. you

that anything less than a win at home to stuttgart would effectively hand the league title to buy a new nick luckily for them the visitors were in an obliging mood. byron's surprise last month's on saturday meant that leipzig went into this one knowing that to win would keep the championship race alive for another much day. and their task seemed simpler after 15 minutes in stuttgart a mother was sent off the young frenchman's one jim i'm going to haidara looked worse with every viewing like sick dominated proceedings thereafter but phone stuttgart keep. an unbeatable for. the swiss made sure it was nil nil going into the break. coble couldn't stop like secrets taking the lead in the 1st and 2nd half my daughter showed no aftereffects of that but tackle to sample my header one delight seek. more heroics to keep the score at one nil. but then sub emule forced the penalty within a minute of coming on after a clumsy tackle from constantino smothering panos. and the sweet self to the late sick after 67 minutes accounted for miss of the season by late 6 fully meant discoursed 8 to nil but by far t

a lot of tracting international exhibits albeit digitally only new nick is developing into a kind of german silicon valley big names from siemens to apple and google are investing big that it's a pot thanks to both various 1000000000 euro high tech agenda which attracts qualified professionals and help support a live least autopsy. the intelligent robot arm carefully grips the tomato without crushing it the special thing about this robot is that it sees with the help of cameras it was developed by means of the robotics founders nicholas out and stefan lock blown up in their munich based startup their aim is to make robots for everyday use and to revolutionize the market can you know what our core innovation is camera based sensor technology this means that we can greatly simplify robotic hardware we can build robots that use simple motors and are controlled entirely by software and cameras that would allow us to build very inexpensive robots that could be used on a vacuum cleaner for example and some critter. the 2 have their office in munich's vaca a subsidized startup center for 35

a lot of tracting international exhibitors albeit digitally only new nick is developing into a kind of german silicon valley big names from siemens to apple and google are investing big that it's a pot thanks to both various 1000000000 euro high tech agenda which attracts qualified professionals and help support a lively startup scene. the intelligent robot arm carefully grips the tomato without crushing it the special thing about this robot is that it sees with the help of cameras it was developed by these of the robotics founders nicholas out and stefan lock blown up in their munich based startup their aim is to make robots for everyday use and to revolutionize the market. our core innovation is camera based sensor technology this means that we can greatly simplify robotic hardware we can build robots that use simple motors and are controlled entirely by software and cameras that would allow us to build very inexpensive robots that could be used on a vacuum cleaner for example. critter. the 2 have their office in munich's vaca a subsidized startup center for 35 digital startups here

demand german media reporting that he used to leave the club to take over from hunchy flickered by a new nick according to reports the 33 year old could cost the defending bundesliga champions around $30000000.00 euros which would be a record fee for the coach miles once current contract with leipsic runs until 2023 he made history last season by taking them all the way to the champions league semifinals. of the u.n. estimates around 4200000 people around the world are stateless they face a difficult time often denied education identity papers and basic legal rights so these are the challenges facing 2 talented gymnasts living at the moment in pakistan 4 determined to reach their potential in a world that doesn't officially acknowledge their existence sania is one of pakistan's best young gymnasts. as is her sister. but behind their smiles lies a life of invisibility. many difficulties we have no citizenship i can't take part in international competitions i'm trying my best to get my pakistani citizenship. the girls are part of the country's bengali minority and although both were born in pak

well robert love and return to training for buying a new nick after damaging his right knee while on international duty with poland byron's top striker is expected to make his comeback later this month either against by or leverkusen our rights now he's already missed games against r.p. leipsic one here in berlin and the champions league match up versus par sucher mon . been having a career here with 35 going to see goals so far. in tennis russia's dunny admitted there to visit out of the monte carlo masters tournament after testing positive for the coronavirus the world's number 2 ranked player called the news of big disappointment she was seeded 2nd behind top ranked novak djokovic afi event of aid of his now focused on recovery and looking forward to the upcoming major at the french open which is scheduled to start in the main. kite surfer in rio de janeiro have been enjoying perfect conditions hundreds have been speeding across the water against the spectacular backdrop of the sugarloaf mountain the city's famous beaches are closed for general use because of coronavirus restricti

faucci's answers will be featured in a series of nick's news breaks. it covers major news topics for young people. kids can hear from dr. faucci this weekend on nick, teen nick, nick teens, and all of nickelodeon's social media sites. >>> time for a check of our weather again, with meteorologist mary lee, headed into the holiday weekend >> we are looking good. cooler, though. you'll notice that difference. we're already starting to see that cool town today, and that will continue into our holiday weekend. so here is a live look at san francisco with beautiful blue skies out there, looking at the trance america pyramid. we are much cooler compared to yesterday at this time. so looking at the upper 60s in concord, mid-50s in oakland. san francisco, 70 in livermore, mid-60s in san jose, and upper 50s for santa rosa. tracking that on-shore flow. the return of that ocean breeze kicking in for us. it's the reason why we're starting our cool down today. we're looking at northwesterly winds at sfo at 20 miles per hour. breezy there. looking at 12 in oakland, a

now on bbc news weather world, sarah keith—lucas and nick miller report on the latest weather storiesincluding a look at the role of climate change in last winter's severe weather in the uk and usa. this time on weather world, spring is in the air here in the uk. after a winter which delivered something increasingly rare — proper cold. the uk records its lowest february temperature in over 60 years. and texas, colder than alaska, we look at the science behind winter's big freeze. also on weather world... oh, my goodness. washed away, the shift in global weather patterns that have turned parts of australia wetter and wetter. plus carbon crisis — as levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide reach record post—industrial levels. it was only a matter of time. i'm not surprised. it's very sad, it's very— disappointing, but it's, you know, unless we do something about it, it is inevitable. _ and from the skies to the stars — what the rest of the year has in store for us astronomically. whether it's a solar eclipse or a shower of meteors, i will be letting you know when to look out for this year's

kids across the country submitted questions and his answers will be featured in a series of nick news breaks, that is an ongoing nickelodeon segment that covers major news topics for young people. and families can watch them this weekend on nick, teennick, nick tunes, and on nickelodeon's social media sites. >>> > this weekek, studentsts a rising above scholar is looking ahead to a bright future with her father supporting her every step of the way. >> michelle griego shows us how her success is truly a team effort. >> she never went about things in and ordinary, everyday kind of pattern. >> reporter: he has high praise for his daughter, naja. >> she was accomplishing things and before you could say great job, she was onto something else. >> reporter: things that included basketball, track and school. he says he knew from day one that naja would fly high in life. >> when she was first born i would hold her by the back of her shirt and i would spin her around, like she was in an airplane and we would call her flight 1018, that is her birthday. august 18th. >> reporter: first semester of

news. this time, nick and i are in london's regents park where all around us, there are signs that spring is and it's all very welcome to see, but it comes after a northern hemisphere winter which has at times delivered some extreme, and what is nowadays extremely unusual, cold weather. not possible, not a chance. that's ridiculous. february, and more than 30cm of snow fell across parts of eastern england in the wake of storm darcy. the most significant snow here since 2018's infamous beast from the east. in scotland, the highland village of braemar is the joint holder of the uk's lowest temperature ever recorded, —27.2 celsius. in february, it dropped to —23 here. not a record, but still the uk's lowest february temperature since 1955. spells of extreme cold like this are becoming less frequent. the uk met office says in the 30—year period up to 1990, 1a years recorded a temperature below —20 celsius. since 1990, it's only happened in four years. severe cold and heavy snow swept across the usa too, and it's hard to believe this is texas. this is no longerjust an emergency, it's clear that i

> but maybe there will be a new sense of police accountability or maybe a new acknowledgment that black lives truly matter. nick news, minneapolis. katty: let's go to melvin carter, the mayor of st. paul, minnesota, the city neighboring minneapolis. thank you for joining us. you are outside that minneapolis courtroom as the verdict was being read out. you had a day to think about that verdict, what's your reaction? mayor carter: there are two core reactions. yes i was out there when that enormous explosion of celebration happened. in one part of my brain i feel celebratory and glad that the trial concluded the way that it did, but at the same time it's a very sad statement and we have to be surprised and celebratory that someone could be convicted for ultimately committing a murder in broad daylight in the middle of the street on global television. that and it of itself says a whole lot about the state of our country right now. katty: i'm sure you have a lot of deangs with the police department in st. paul, i wonder what impacts you think this ruling will have on the members of that police force, on the white m

but maybe there will be a new sense of police accountability, and maybe a new acknowledgement that black lives truly matter. nickinneapolis. the relationship between the police in minneapolis and the african—american community remains fraught. on thursday, the funeral will take place for another african—american man, daunte wright, who was killed by the police just over a week ago. 20—year—old daunte wright was fatally shot by a police officer during a traffic stop. police said they had stopped mr wright for having an expired tag on his car licence plate, but then tried to arrest him on an outstanding warrant. the officer who killed daunte wright has been charged with second—degree manslaughter. let's go to our correspondent larry madowo, who is live in minneapolis for us. larry, i know you are at the week for daunte wright. but first, let's just get the reaction — the police community reaction to this federal investigation police practices? this move by the _ investigation police practices? ti 3 move by the attorney general of the us, merrick garland, has been largely welcomed here by the community. it's called

but maybe there will be a new sense of police accountability, and maybe a new acknowledgement that black lives truly matter. nickews, minneapolis. the relationship between the police in minneapolis and the african—american community remains fraught. on thursday, the funeral will take place for another african—american man, daunte wright, who was killed by the police just over a week ago. 20—year—old daunte wright was fatally shot by a police officer during a traffic stop. police said they had stopped mr wright for having an expired tag on his car licence plate, but then tried to arrest him on an outstanding warrant. the officer who killed daunte wright has been charged with second—degree manslaughter. 0ur correspondent larry madow is at the shiloh temple where the wake for daunte wright is being held. this is on thursday, his funeral service will be held here. it'll be an emotional time about the loss of a 20—year—old. he is lying peacefully in his open casket, a far cry from the violent way he met his death. when a police officer with 20 years experience assumed that her gun was her taser. it led to this tragic

turner, by the way, they gave him a new nick named called nacho man. >> that's funny. >> actually itt the ball's. >> that's so funny >> that was so good. >>> now on to a story of an unidentified variety this morning we have new information on a series of mysterious sightings >> that video shows a strange object hovering over the deck of one of those ships, and now the pentagon is confirming that it was taken by the navy. nbc's gadi schwartz has more on this weird one >> reporter: good morning, guys, yeah, this is baffling a mysterious upside down triangle buzzing navy ships and disappearing into the night, another flying object that seemed to just disappear into the water, didn't resurface. all of it is posing a huge national security question have we been totally leapfrogged by a technology from another country or is there something else out there that we just can't understand in night vision video from a navy destroyer, a mysterious flying triangle above the deck of a ship. the pentagon confirming the images obtained by a documentary filmmaker were taken by navy personnel expected

everywhere else as it is in saxony and eastern germany maybe we'll even get more then the news about sport nick comes amid reports that from the end of may all adults in germany could be able to get an appointment for a vaccine merkel has also been discussing the future of health policy across the e.u. saying that the covert pandemic has highlighted issues that may require a change in treaties i believe that europe needs greater competency in the area of health this will probably also require changes to treaties have always been open to treaty changes if they make sense this is not an end in itself and you can also do a lot of things through coordinating policy at the intergovernmental level but it certainly makes sense to also have a european level competency for certain situations especially pandemics the problem is for months now europeans have seen the e.u. authorities competence or lack of it in securing doses but they say they are the ones to blame i have joined ireland as one of the parties to the legal case specifically around astra zeneca is complete failure to meet its the literary an

. >> health experts say highly contagious variants are driving the rise in new cases. nickatt has more now from los angeles. >> reporter: well, laura, that more contagious variant first found in the united kingdom is now dominant here in the united states and is at least in part behind a recent rise in cases and hospitalizations. the good news, the average daily death toll in this country is still falling. why? well, the cdc says that is down to the vaccine rollout, particularly vaccinations among the elderly and more vulnerable population. now, with perhaps some end in sight, light at the end of the tunnel, what are people looking forward to? listen to this 95-year-old world war ii veteran and bon jovi fan. >> i will be going to karaoke as often and as much as i can. >> wanted dead or alive. >> reporter: so the white house says that within a couple of weeks half of american adults will have had at least their first shot but that means that half of american adults will not have had their first shot. so where is the finish line? the president says we are not there yet. so wh

but maybe there will be a new sense of police accountability, and maybe a new acknowledgement that black lives truly matter. nick minneapolis. we can talk now to our correspondent lebo diseko, who's in minneapolis. following the verdict, and we saw some of the reaction in the report, how would you describe what people are saying locally there today? you miaht are saying locally there today? you mi . ht still are saying locally there today? you might still be _ are saying locally there today? you might still be able to hear some of the views— might still be able to hear some of the views it, there are still some celebrations going on, but overall it's been— celebrations going on, but overall it's been much more reflective. we have _ it's been much more reflective. we have seen— it's been much more reflective. we have seen people bringing up flowers and taking _ have seen people bringing up flowers and taking in a moment to take in everything — and taking in a moment to take in everything that has happened. there is a real_ everything that has happened. there is a real sense that while yesterday's verdict brought

now, the biden administration is launching a new initiative to increase vaccine confidence. cnn's nickatt has the story. >> i know it works medically, but when you put something in you to help you stop from getting t you know, that just doesn't work for me. >> reporter: so here is who hhs recruited to help fight such vaccine hesitancy, walter kim, president, national association of evangelicals, also the wnba, n nascar, a couple of shacks, sea crest and ripa. >> my job is to make sure every american knows that this vaccine is available to them, that it is safe, that it is effective and that they should get and get vaccinated. >> reporter: one report suggests that hesitancy means vaccine supply may outstrip demand within weeks. early in the vaccine rollout waste was the worry. >> this is such a precious resource and really this wasted should not be tolerated at all. >> reporter: new cnn analysis of cdc data finds through the end of march one in every 850 doses was unused, spoiled, expired or wasted. one-third of american adults are now fully vaccinated. dodgers stadium will have a secti

nick: okay, sure. lemonis: it's disgusting. dante, why would you want to bring new stuff into this? e this has been 10 days since i've seen you. like, all the other work's great. what the hell's happening in here? dante: it was very difficult to get barstools that match the rest of the dining room. jimmy: it's gonna be different. it has to be different. lemonis: he'll figure it out. how we doing with letting him figure it out? jimmy: i've left him alone totally. lemonis: totally? because you just jumped in on the chairs. something great from mr. clean. stop struggling to clean tough messes with sprays. try clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs. it even works on stainless steel. it cuts through 100% of dirt, grease and grime. available with easy-to-swap refills. to get three times the cleaning power, try clean freak from mr. clean. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bou

nick beake, bbc news, brussels. that report from our europe correspondent, nick beake. on a maintenance lorry that slid onto the track. the train hit the lorry, then crashed inside a tunnel on friday. a construction site manager suspected of negligence has been granted bail. cindy sui reports from taipei. this is the taiwanese capital. the president came to visit the survivors of the deadliest accident the island has seen in seven decades. translation: this accident | is distressing and has caused heavy casualties. i have come to visit our wounded and express my sympathy to the families of the victims. we will do our utmost to help with funerals. questions are being asked on how a lorry from a nearby construction site could have slid onto the tracks causing the accident. the driver, who is also the construction site manager, is suspected of not applying the emergency brakes before walking away from his truck. there are also questions on whether the government—run taiwan railway administration, which outsourced the maintenance project, should have exercised more caution.

nick eardley, bbc news.i spoke to our political correspondent jessica parker about the new traffic light system for international travel but started by asking her about the covid passport scheme in england. there had been quite a lot of focus on this idea you might have to present some sort of proof of your covid status to go into pubs and that seemed in particular to attract opposition, not least of all from some conservative backbenchers, it almost became this kind of focus where you really have to prove your status to go and get a point in the pub and it's notable it's not part of these plans although as nick reported, they aren't ruling it out later down the line. i suspect ministers will hope by leaving out hospitality venues and places like pubs, that might allay some concern expressed by some conservative mps but the announcement has been made overnight, we will have to see what the reaction is overnight and we will get more details tomorrow. more details on the trials of these covid passports. they'v

i want to get immediately to the breaking news we're following. >> nick, this has huge implications for the fight against the pandemic that the j&j vaccine will now be made available in the united states. >> this vaccine is key to the rollout because it's one shot and it does not require ultra cold storage. this committee debated and heard as many from six hours. there was discussed whether women under 50 would be given a different option. . the final vote was 10 votes in favor and 4 against and one abstention. >> looks like j&j's vaccine will soon be in the game with new warning labels and patient instructions. we recognize there's a very important and serious risk. >> as of wednesday a rare clotting continue was reported of women given the vaccine. all women and most between the ages of 39 and 50. >> seven remain hospitalized and there were three deaths. >> this was a time to educated women on how to respond and treat clots. >> i have a different set of things to look for than i would two weeks ago and it also changes how i treat clots if i find them. >> these very rare clots are trea

we're peak earnings growth, we are at peak nick news, and perhaps overall we're at the peak reopening or peak optimism about the reopening going on that's a bit of an issue for the market, but we should have these problems overall guys, back to you. >>> as companies begin to issue more -- more guidance, what worked last year might not be working now. the tick-hef in nasdaq, for instance is a laggard of the averages listen to this >> then there's some valuations discrepancies in the overall market i think the big fang stocks are attractive we don't own apple anymore we should have kept it, but i think they're all fine >> mike labellea is with us, and eric cnewtson, welcome to both o you. all of these peaks with some of the big tech names could be opportunities? >> we do think there are areas of opportunity, but probably not from the tech sector right now covid has been completely unique to the market. when we think about the three stages of recovery, the lockdown trade was really a -- was where there was numerous amounts of commentary about wall street being detached from main street,

iused to love nick news back in the day. i hope they bring more of there back. >> yeah.nnot get enough. we showed at the top of the show. can't get enough of this grandma's reaction to the wnba pick. >> we select makayla anueda. >> her grandmother couldn't help but get her groove on after the 21-year-old was chosen sixth in last night's draft. she clearly stole the show during her granddaughter's first interview as a pro. in nigeria, the word for what's going on back there is called owambe. means party. >> yes. >> the wardrobe choice of superb. >> yes. >> i think the assumption may have been that she got her father who was on the nigerian olympic team. ground ma's s. we like that. >> the family isn't even looking at grandma. they're so used to seeing it. could you tell grandma was so pleased and excited. i loved it. >> i love she got her groove on and dancing -- >> i bet the granddaughters loved it, too. >>> i got the tease. you're off the hook. >> running out of time. >> i'll share my conversation with keith urban, hosting the acms with mickey guyton. we've all felt thi

he will be featured in a series called "nick news breaks."ke when can they hug their grandparents and whether they'll be able to have a birthday party this year. listen. >> dr. fauci, when will i be able to play again? >> i would hope that by the time we get to the late spring and early summer, you can start having play dates. so hang on a little bit longer. we're going in the right direction. >> thank you, dr. fauci. he's so good for children of all ages. i'm not kidding, everybody when he speaks people are listening to what he has to say. >> the same way he talks to us. is he treating them like adults or us like children? [ laughter ] >> nick news has covered topics that are serious, the insurrection, the election. so it's really, really interesting. and i love that dr. fauci's getting questions about hug are your grandparents and play dates. >> i love nickelodeon for children. >> it's a great series. it's going to air tomorrow and throughout the weekend. >>> all right. if you've got some old video games lying around, you could be sitting o

fauci's answers will be in a series of nick news breaks an ongoing nickelodeon segment that covers major news topics. >> when will i have play dates again? >> i didn't have a birthday party last year. will i miss it this year? >> natalie, it depends when your birthday is. >> they're asking good questions. kids can tune in this weekend to hear dr. fauci's responses. can you imagine if sierra was talking to dr. anthony fauci? she would have a lot to say. >> michelle's daughter, she is the best. it is 6:25. coming up in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the latest jobs report just came in. the numbers are just into our newsroom, after break. >> reporter: a large batch of vaccine doses has dropped in the south bay. but you gotta be quick. i'm kiet do. we've got a live report from east san jose. >>> here is a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza on this friday morning. it is 6:26. wantnt to save h hundreds onon your wirereless bill? with xfifinity mobilile, you . how about t savig hundndreds on the new sasamsung galalaxy s21 ultltr? you cacan do that t. ala

nick hope, bbc news. and that's all the sport for now. arctic and a strong writing north wind. it's still going to be chilly enough this morning with a touch of frost, a little bit of mist and fog around where we picked two at the starry skies. it's likely to be cloudy and notjust picked two at the starry skies. it's likely to be cloudy and not just for northern scotland but central and eastern england parts of eastern wales without even here it should lift and break a little into the afternoon just to remain overcast in the southeast. we see the length he has sunny spells that we will see the higher temperatures. still feeling chilly with the breeze and southern and eastern areas. we tend to lose a bit out overnight. we pick up to lose a bit out overnight. we pick up this westerly wind. our weather just a slight process we had heard sunday morning in a fairly decent day with a slightly higher temperatures for many. more sunshine but changes are a foot with eight much colder easter monday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for vi

i didn't to nickelodeon, the white house covid advisor will be featured in nick news breaks.e pandemic. >> when will i be able to play again? >> i would hope that by the time we get to the late spring and early summer, you can start having my dates. hang on a little bit longer, were going in the right direction. the code the universe highlighting to trans nonbinary characters, the film revealing a an exclusive comic book cover in honor of transgender day of visibility. if the twins hailing from the planet -- appear as part of the high republic comic book series. the "los angeles times" making a case for what about it some. it should be given for vaccine shots. decrying california's lack of focus on gender identity as removing transgender californians up vaccine line. because the ohio professors refuse to use preferred pronouns. according to the federal appeals court, first amendment protections, let's leave off tonight panel. filed the lawsuit, highlighting its free speech and free exercise of religion. also senior counsel tyson lang hopper and discovery institute director ch

somebody floating a balloon to axios saying he might make a early retirement or got a job at news max. as nick a party of donors and legislation and more ever a media platform in competition with other media platforms. that is gaetz approach. in the last 12 months gaetz avrm averaged 87 minutes a month on fox and he wrote in his own book, it is impossible to get cancelled if you're on every channel. why raise money to advertise when i could make the news. and if you aren't making news, you aren't governing. well he sure is making a lot of news now, right. and he's off tv, we can't find him any more. maybe he's trying to figure out how to get out of the boxes he's in. but this idea of him going to news max, maybe it was just a smoke screen and there was no real plan but i checked in an hour ago on news max pr and they are not commenting or denying it, they're not ruling it out in the future, they're just not saying anything. meantime, fox news went silent by gaetz. they had him on the air all of the time. but then once the scandal erupted they stopped talking about gaetz whatsoever for 48 hours

i want to get immediately to the breaking news we're following. >> nick, this has huge

nick beake, bbc news, brussels.after a night of violence (00v)petrol bombs, bricks and bottles were thrown at police injuring 15 officers . eight people — including boys aged 13 and 1a — were arrested in the sandy row area of the city. the violence coincided with a loyalist protest last night. a spectacular parade has taken place in cairo tonight as the mummified remains of 22 ancient egyptian rulers have been moved to a new museum. the mummies, which are national treasures, travelled more than four miles in specially adapted vehicles to their new resting place south of the city. 0ur egypt correspondent, sally nabil, was watching. a procession fit for royalty. the mummies of ancient egyptian kings and queens have left the residents in the egyptian museum in the heart of cairo. they have been moved to a new museum south of the capital, where they will reside for good. watching the royal mummies being moved to their new resting place is an impressive moment, a scene to remember. the monarchs making thisjourney include

nick bryant, bbc news, minnesota.e just a few miles away from the courtroom where the high—profile george floyd murder trial continues. defence lawyers have begun calling witnesses — and a �*use of force�* expert has said that chauvin acted with proportionate force — and his acts were justified. mr floyd's level of resistance was, it was objectively reasonable for those of to do the techniques that they were doing. i felt that that level of resistance exhibited by mr floyd justified the officers and higher levels use of force that they chose not to... live to our correspondent larry madowo — he's in minneapolis. the last thing the jury heard today was the redirect or the prosecution trying to take the witness in the direction they wanted to go and something the suggested when he was examining his witness was that part of the reason why george floyd was lying flat on his stomach was to protect them from the traffic and the people there. but when cross—examining the use of force expert, i think they said you do not beli