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omar, good evening to you again. so walk us through this deal. teacher wills come back first, then students. what do you know? >> reporter: well, don, yeah, exactly as you mentioned tomorrow teachers will be back and then students will be back on wednesday but of course, this comes after many school days in a row without students being in classes. now, the details of this deal, we got some clues from the mayor and the teachers union not too long ago. we know some of the major sticking points come from met tr -- metrics to take schools to remote. mayor light foot confirmed that agreement is part of what got things at least to the end and the teachers union said it would constitute 30% of a student population to be absent because of covid during cdc designated periods of high transmission and 50% during other times. now, another major point of contention was of course, trying to increase the capacity for testing and one important note there is that in recent days, saturday, governor here in illinois secured 350,000 tests to bring to chicago public

good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening.es tell cbs news the suspect was not known to u.s. intelligence officials. but we are learning that he did take a flight from new york here to texas we're learning more about the high stakes standoff as hostages are starting to speak out for the first time. >> it was terrifying, it was overwhelming, and we're still processing. >> reporter: appearing on "cbs mornings," the rabbi charlie cytron-walker describes the tense eleven hour standoff at congregation beth israel and the moment he realized the man who claimed to be homeless was taking them hostage. >> i heard a click, and it could have been anything, and it turned out that it was his gun. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news 44-year-old malik faisal akram was a british citizen who arrived at new york's j.f.k. airport about two weeks ago. making his way to texas, he stayed in a homeless shelter and somehow, obtained a gun. today, one of the hostages claimed he targeted the synagogue because of its proximity to aafia siddiqi a convicte

good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening.ources tell cbs news the suspect was not known to u.s. intelligence officials, but we are learning he did take a flight from new york here to texas. we're also learning more about the high stakes standoff as hostages are starting to speak out for the first time. >> it was terrifying. it was overwhelming. and we're still processing. >> reporter: appearing on cbs mornings, rabbi charlie cytron-walker described the tense 11-hour standoff at congregation beth israel and the moment he realized the man who claimed to be homeless was taking them hostage. >> i heard a click, and it could have been anything, and it turned out that it was his gun. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news 44-year-old malik faisal akram was a british citizen who arrived at new york's jfk airport about two weeks ago. making his way to texas, he stayed in a homeless shelter and somehow obtained a gun. today one of the hostages says akram claimed he targeted the synagogue because of its proximity to aafia siddiqui, a convi

and that was on omar, director of the gail institute for global health. now as we had into the new year, we looked back at one of our more notable reports from 2021 to london where air pollution levels exceed world health organization limits to w's. bergen mos met a woman whose daughter died of a massive asthma attack. she fought through the courts to have air pollution listed as the cause of death on the death certificate. now she campaigns for cleaner air if only the air where better in london, her daughter might still be alive. rosamond casey, deborah's daughter, ella was just 7 when she suddenly developed acute asked mom my late daughter is ela roberta, a. she had one of the worst cases old asthma ever recorded in this country. a was linked to air pollution. and through my research, i found out the air pollution as much as i might feel. it's affected. my daughter, it affects medians. well, it wides. ella suffered for 2 years before she died from an asthma attack. through her daughter's death, rosamond cassie deborah, became an activist. she was able t

good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. we are learning bject who was -- suspect who was a british citizen who came to the u.s. about two weeks ago landing at new york's jfk airport. and sources are telling cbs news he was able to get inside of this north texas synagogue by claiming he was homeless. saturday morning worship at congregation beth israel was interrupted when a man started screaming in the sanctuary. the shabbat service was being live streamed. armed with a gun and claiming he had bombs, fbi investigators say 44-year-old malik faisal akram, a british citizen, took four people hostage. on the live stream, an angry-sounding man could be heard talking with negotiators demanding to speak to someone in federal prison in texas convicted of attempting to murder u.s. forces in afghanistan. she was suspected of having ties to al qaeda. one hostage was released a few hours later. the ten-hour standoff ended when the fbi's elite hostage rescue team breached the sanctuary along with local police. a loud bang -- shots were

global economic recovery will likely slow this year, and a number of challenges from inflation to omar crime are threatening to make that to celebration worse. that's according to the latest world economic outlook from the international monetary fund. now, the e. m. f has sharp the i m f, excuse me, has sharply cut it's forecast for the world's 2 largest economies, b u. s. in china. also warning that developing economies are facing the biggest economic risks. the world phases many economic challenges as the pandemic end as its 3rd year, the international monetary fund has revised 2020 to economic growth forecast to 4.4 percent, how the percentage point lower than it previously forecast. last october, supply disruptions are expected to weigh on economic activity and contribute to high inflation due to travel and mobility restrictions. amid the rapid spread of the only con variant, that only adds to concerns about rising prices. we're seeing inflation come up strongly in many countries. if for instance, that leads to much more tight and monetary policy in the u. s. than that's being expe

i'm going to quote you khalid omar yusuf, who was a member of mr hamdok�*s government.ctober coup, and he now says, "the us has more power and leverage than any other international actor, but washington has failed to sufficiently exercise its influence and the sudanese people expect more." it's funny that he expects more, and yet you sit there and you seem entirely satisfied. i did not say that i was entirely satisfied, please. i said, there is, i expect a build—up to happen and i am asking for more. i am not here to defend the us policy. i'm here to work with them in order to see what they can do more. and that's exactly what i'm doing now. isn't the truth that actually, in sudan today, the us influence is much reduced and the powers that really matter, the actors that have the greatest influence in khartoum, are egypt, saudi arabia, the uae, and even russia, which has aspirations to develop port facilities on the red sea. aren't they the key players, not the united states? well, this is your assessment. for us, the us continues to be our moral backup. we are working f

i want to go to omar jimenez. omar, the teachers' union voting to accept the deal. what else do you know? details if you have them, please. >> reporter: yeah, all very preliminary, don, but they voted to accept this deal. this came from their house of delegates. they voted to suspend the push for remote work action. that is what led to these cancellations from the district side and the details that we've gotten so far is tomorrow it will be teachers that come back first in person and wednesday students will then come back after. so it doesn't bring back students right away as we heard details, we got details a few minutes ago. one interesting part will be significant and what got them over the edge here because prior to tonight, they were far apart on a few major issues including testing. the teachers' union wanted universal what they called opt out testing, so everyone was being tested no matter what. but the city said we want opt in testing, that way we can get parental consent for students to be tested. they also wanted basically to stay remote until january 18th

due to the rapid spread, the omar from varian there. the bird to outbreak of northern israel has killed more than 5000 cranes environmental protection minutes to says it has caused the most serious damage to wildlife in israel's history. the 3rd he tried to contain the spread of the disease. farmers in israel have been forced to slaughter hundreds of thousands of chickens. now south her is military. he says, an unidentified person has crossed the border into north korea. the army detected the person in the demilitarized zone and surveillance equipment later showed that the person had crossed into north korea. the border region between the 2 countries contains millions of land mines, and it's one of the most heavily armed places in the world. it's more in this, we cross straight to frank smith, a journalist in sol, the capital of south korea. thanks for joining us. frank. how is it that someone can cross the border? that is considered one of the best defended in the world. how did this happen? well it's definitely not that easy when you

cbs' omar villafranca is outside a testing site in fort worth with the very latest. omar, let's begin with that new guidance tonight from the c.d.c. >> reporter: good evening. the c.d.c. said originally you should isolate for five days if you test positive. tonight, they've updated their guidance and say after isolating for five days, if you're still showing symptoms, you should get a test. it's not required, and that's also if you can find a test. these people in this line behind me, they're trying to get one of those tests at one of eight locations here in tarrant county. and what they're finding is not good. the positivity rate here in texas is more than 33%. omicron is omnipresent. the c.d.c. announcing today it now makes up an estimated 95% of all cases nationwide. dr. peter hotez with the baylor college of medicine says omicron may not be as severe as delta, but it is spreading faster. >> well, it clearly is more contagious, more transmissible. and it looks like it's reaching levels that almost approximate measles, which is really the most common highly transmi

so, omar, talk me through.t itself and when we add on speedtest tests there would be players kind of competing against each other and having a look at the ipad to see who is quicker but it does increase that competitiveness. well done. next item. this is another system for the pros, rezzil. it is a virtual reality app with foot trackers so users can kick around a digital ball. now, they are offering a bit of a scaled—down version for the consumers on less powerful headsets, like the quest. they are still really testing the user. it's called player 22 and though you can only use your hands and not your feet, it still has a number of drills to test the user, be it their reactions, fitness and accuracy, but there's also a very football—specific drill, heading. something that can hurt in real life. so to make it less painful, they've made a drill for it in vr. ok, that's enough. what? 0h. oh, hey! top! that was weird. the heading itself was really accurate, but not having the pressure of the ball on your head is ki

i agree, eric swellwell should not be on intel, schiff or omar should not be on foreign relations, theyhould not be on those committees. >> todd: makes no sense why they were put on there in the first place. before we let you go, you are in cella bratory mood, georgia bulldogs won the championship. here is video of kirby smart hoisting the trophy. how excited are you, congressman? >> go, dogs, stetson bennett is from the first district, we have eight or 10 of the players from first district of georgia. we are so proud. we are waited so long and we are ecstatic. go, dogs. >> carley: it was 33-18, it wasn't even close. congratulations on the big win for georgia and thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> carley: the time is 27 minutes after the hour. california governor has big plans for spending taxpayer dollars, including health insurance for illegal immigrants. we take a look at the radical proposal coming up. >> todd: and across the country, new york city opening the door to let noncitizens vote in elections, we'll tell you about the legal action to stop it. cue up dua

cnn's omar jimenez is in st. paul, minnesota, for us tonight. floyd was killed. tell us what happened in court today. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. well, for starters, we got into testimony. we began to hear from an fbi forensic examiner as we went through video from the day george floyd was murdered back in may of 2020. but the day was largely dominated by opening statements from both the prosecution and the defense attorneys for each of these former officers. the prosecution largely stayed close to the charges in this, that former officers thomas lane, alex kueng and tou thao deliberately were indifferent to the serious medical needs that floyd was showing under the knee of derek chauvin and specifically that thao and kueng did not intervene or try to stop derek chauvin. the prosecutor said over the course of her opening statement that each made a conscious choice over and over again. they chose not to intervene and stop chauvin as he killed a man. they chose not to protect george floyd, the man they handcuffed. then went on to tell the jur

omar: me van a poner a hacer cosas que me gusta, que me encanta y me apasiona. al mal tiempo buena cara o al final del tÚnel siempre encuentras la luz, porque luego, ante la adversidad nos caemos y siempre que saber que uno se puede levantar y salir adelante. si te caes levÁntate. reportero: omar fierro asegurÓ que su exploraciÓn en parte de la cocina sido un parteaguas su interacciÓn con el pÚblico. omar: mucha gente me para en la calle y me dicen oiga no me pierdo tu receta, quÉ bueno el salmÓn, seÑores hombres, mira avienta esto, me encanta y entonces, bueno. quÉ bueno que le gusta la gente lo que hacemos. reportero: este mucho mÁs veremos a la nueva temporada de " como dice el dicho " . carlos: quÉ bueno por omar y tambiÉn ha bajado de peso, estaba bastante pasado de peso. ahora veremos y no le entra sus propias pizzas. carlos: es difÍcil cocinar, tener hambre y no poder comerlo. jessica: no quiero hablar de esto que sigue porque tiene que ver—— carlos:van a tener un bebÉ, se convirtiÓ en padre de su primer bebÉ, en un comunicado en donde ambos publicaron en

omar villafranca reports. >> it was terrifying. it was overwhelming. and we're still processing. >> reporter: appearing on cbs mornings, rabbi charlie cytron-walker described the tense 11-hour standoff at congregation beth israel and the moment he realized the man who claimed to be homeless was taking them hostage. >> i heard a click. and it could have been anything. and it turned out it was his gun. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news, 44-year-old, malik faisal akram was a british citizen who arrived at new york's jfk airport about two weeks ago. making his way to texas he stayed in a homeless shelter and somehow obtained a gun. one of the hostages said he claimed he targeted the synagogue because of its proximity to aafia siddiqui, a convicted terrorist with suspected ties to al qaeda. he demanded her release from a texas prison as the fbi rescue team flew in from virginia. hostage jeffrey cohen told cbs station ktvt that after ten hours of negotiations. >> he started spouting for a good few minutes how he was going to put a bullet in each of us. wher

omar will vote present. as the member designated by ms. bush of missouri, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. bush will vote present. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. gaetz of florida, i inform the house that mr. gaetz will vote present by proxy on the quorum call. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by the following members, i inform the house that that the following members will record their vote as present. vela, napolitano, gonzales, roybal-allard, aguilar, and ruiz. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, as the member designated by the gentleman from texas, mr. babin, i inform the house that mr. babin will vote present on this quorum call. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia

omar villafranca has the latest. >> reporter: saturday morning worship at congregation beth israel was interrupted when a man started screaming in the sanctuary. the s afghanistan. she was suspected of having ties to al qaeda. one hostage was released a few hours later. the ten-hour standoff ended when the fbi's elite hostage rescue team breached the sanctuary along with local police. a loud bang, shots were heard. in the end the suspect was dead. the remaining hostages were safe. >> the fbi's hostage rescue team, i consider one of the crown jewels of our organization. their mission is to conduct deliberate hostage rescues when necessary. in this case, we had a necessity for that. >> reporter: formed in 1983, the fbi's hostage rescue team has responded to 850 high-risk situations around the world. on that live stream, akram was heard telling his mother that he planned to shoot at law enforcement when they came in and that he expected to be killed. omar villafranca, cbs news, colleyville, texas. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we'll talk with rabbi charlie cytron-walker from congregation b

cbs' omar villafranca is outside a testing site in fort worth with the very latest.mar, let's begin with that new guidance tonight from the cdc. >> reporter: good evening. the cdc said originally you show isolate for five days if you test positive. well, tonight they have updated their guidance. after isolating for five days, if you're still showing symptoms, you should get a test. it's not required, and that's also if you can find a test. these people in this line behind me, they're trying to get one of those tests at one of eight locations in tarrant county. and what they're finding is not good. the positivity rate here in texas is more than 33%. omicron is omnipresent. the cdc announcing today it now makes up an estimated 95% of all cases nationwide. dr. peter hotez with the baylor college of medicine says omicron may not be as severe as delta, but it is spreading faster. >> well, it clearly is more contagious, more transmissible. and it's looks like it's reaching levels that approximate measles which is the most common highly transmissible virus agent that we kno

cnn's omar jimenez reports.e're going to take a quick break, we're having a little difficulty with that report right now. we're going to be back with much more. stay with us. i lost 26 pounds and i feel incredible. with the new personalpoints program, i answered questions about my goals and the foods i love. i like that the ww personalpoints plan is built just for me. join today for 50% off at ww.com hurry! offer ends january 24th! mount everest, the tallest mountain on the face of the earth. keep dreaming. [music: “you can get it if you really want” by jimmy cliff] >>> welcome back. hong kong officials, they're reporting more than 100 new preliminary positive cases of covid. most of these cases were detected in a housing estate which is under lockdown. on friday, hong kong locked down the housing block for five days after 20 covid cases were reported. >>> islanders lifting the majority of its covid restrictions, bars, nightclubs and restaurants are now able to operate during normal trading hours without the nee

good morning to you both omar, i'll start with you.er day with a lot of red arrows, we've seen this big rotation from growth into cyclicals as interest rates have moved higher and moved higher quickly i feel like we've had this conversation and seen this playbook before, probably a couple times in 2021 alone how sustainable is this move we've seen and how are you counseling investors right now >> good morning. and thanks for having me a few things yes, you're completely right these sort of headfake changes into the business cycle have been common over the last two and a half years, but we have seen consistency in many other areas. now, what i think is different this time is that unless -- unlike the last time we talk about the potential rotation, is that we now have higher inflation that we actually see and observe, we also have the prospect of higher interest rates and a reduction of the fed balance sheet. those two variables are different from the last time that we actually spoke about cyclical rotation and cyclical leadership the bi

let's get to omar jimenez in chicago. omar? >> reporter: john, the communication sent out by the school district just before midnight last night was that they considered this, one, a work stoppage, but also called this a work decision as they feared for the students. they said the teachers won't be paid for this, as the district announced, but part of what the district was concerned with is they don't think the measures in place at the chicago school district is doing enough to keep students and staff safe amid record numbers of covid-19 cases we've seen among students, staff and the city of chicago in the past few weeks. particularly the teachers want more access to testing. they want to see students vaccinated at a higher rate. it's currently a little more than a third of students are vaccinated, but bottom line, they don't feel safe going back into the classrooms. take a listen to one school counselor. >> don't keep using us as sacrificial lambs, saying that it's safe to be in schools. it's not. it's not. >> reporter: now, t

yeah, maybe we'd all be better off just having omar marching up and down in our houses.illing to do it for me. charming. all right, let's move on. now, have a guess. what are these? is it a dance game? no. here's a clue. light clanging 0h! yeah, and here's another one. 0k. light clanging intensifies and another. i've got it. this is fastpong, a table tennis training device. the eight tiles are filled with sensors that measure the speed and accuracy of your returns. it's been invented by amir kamandi, a 2010 world championship quarterfinalist. �*805 rock music plays and it's currently being tested by the winchester under—iis runner—up on one particular saturday in 1983. �*805 rock music continues the system can work with any type of ball launcher. the innovation here is, of course, these flashing target tiles, which can be programmed to play loads of different aiming games. personally, i'm just happy that i'm getting the ball back at all. amir, any playing tips for me? so, i think you have to first look at the ball without the target and leave the target in your periphera

there was jubilation on the streets of sedans, capital cartoon in 2019 when dictator, omar alba, sheer was ousted from office after months of protest. many people were hopeful for a democratic revival after decades of brutal military rule. but it seems that the dream of freedom is over yet again. at the end of october, last year, the military stage to clue. since then all demonstrations have been suppressed in sedans, past conflicts are threatening to escalate once more. outside the camp market stalls are laden with french fruit vegetables and meet. but few people can afford to buy much 100000 people live in the old tosh camp in the yellow south. dar for some of them have been here for nearly 20 years. makeshift hunts have given way to houses made of brick, but there's still no proper infrastructure. no electricity. water is delivered by donkey and has to be paid for. most people here have given up hope of ever returning home. they fear they'll be stuck here forever. ma'am tune up dollar and his family have lived in the o tash camp for 17 years. when i came here, alice, for years old,

who his date of correspondent phoebe cong omar. this latest closure of an independent media outlet means for press. freedom in the territory. oh, citizen music sapling in just a 2017. it was an independent news outlet, mainly i financed by us attractions fees up to be that it was independently around light without pressure from the business people or political pressure. so citizens, they and also stan news which was shut down earlier last week on both of them have gained huge popularity in hong kong, even though they're just a very young media outlets in hong kong with just a few years history. but they are really popular. have a loss, read a base of millions of business and hawkeye, especially. those are pro democracy supported. so this is indeed a really huge blow to dive. generalist industry, that to independent media outlets have to close themselves out like so often prayer under the pressure of the authorities and the new legislation and hey, have to adjust when a new normal and hong kong that most of the influential independe

cnn correspondent omar jimenez has been following all of this. omar, i'm curious, first of all, how long have they voted to stay virtual? >> reporter: so the union indicated this yes vote doesn't just apply to today, but that members intend to refuse in person teaching until at least january 18th or until both the school district and the union can reach an agreement on what safe in person learning actually looks like. now, the chicago school district sent out a communication not long before midnight last night, notifying families that class would be canceled today and they described this as an unfortunate decision. they also said they are now worried about the well-being of students, they also went on to say that teachers won't be paid for this, as they consider this a work stoppage. but part of what the teachers union has been concerned about is they don't believe the current measures in place make in person learning a safe enough environment amid record numbers of covid-19 cases we have seen among students, staff and the city of chicago in rece

omar jimenez has been covering this and giving details. the mayor just holding a press conference now. thank you very much. more than 340,000 students missed a fourth day of class today. they'll be back on wednesday according to omar, not tomorrow, five days they will have been out of school. we'll continue to follow this as we get new details, we'll bring them to you. >>> we also have breaking news on mike pence and the january 6th committee. the former vice president left the door open to voluntarily cooperating with the committee investigating january 6th but hasn't decided whether he is going to do it or not. but tonight, "the new york times" have porting that pence is annoyed about the perception of how much his aids have been talking to the committee, which may have a lot to do with the former v.p.'s 2024 hopes but testimony under oath from the then vice president who had to flee the united states capitol, remember, had to do it while r rioters were chanting hang mike pence, his testimony could be crucial to that committee. we have a

cnn's omar jiminez is joining us. omar, will the kids in chicago going back to school on monday? >> reporter: well, wolf, we're waiting on that final announcement. that should be coming soon, at this point. but if the trend continues, it would be a fourth straight day of canceled class here in chicago. this, of course, comes after the teachers' union earlier this week voted to go virtual. the school district said they couldn't support that. and then class was canceled. one of the major sticking points in these ongoing negotiations has been access to testing. we learned today, governor j.b. pritzker here in illinois has been in contact with the white house to try to get more tests to apply to this situation. these were conversations the white house confirmed, saying that they've been in touch with pritzker and chicago mayor lori lightfoot, trying to assess their needs in this. but of course, if they can't come to a solution, the teacher's union says they're prepared to refuse in-person work until january 18th or until these covid numbers go down, wolf. >> hope those kids are back

so let's start now with cnn's omar jimenez, live in chicago. omar, this is not what the school system wanted. this is not what the mayor wanted. but this is what the teachers have forced. >> reporter: that's right, brianna. and the communication that the public schools district sent out not long before midnight yesterday, they called this an unfortunate decision, and said they are now worried about the well-being of students. that messaging went on to say that teachers will not be compensated for this, as they consider this a work stoppage. now, part of what the chicago teachers union had asked for, part of what their concerned about is they don't believe the current measures in place are safe enough for students and staff to return in person, amid record covid-19 case numbers we have seen among students, staff and throughout the city of chicago over the past few weeks. but the school district has pushed back on that saying, transmission is not happening in the classroom. they have seen no widespread evidence of that. and further they argue tha

but it soon evolved into calls for an end to president omar al bush's 30 year rule. that led to him being overthrown by the military and april of 20. 19. a power sharing agreement was signed in august that year abdullah hum doc was appointed prime minister leading a transitional council. in february, he announced a cabinet re shuffle in the face of major street protests against fuel and bred shortages. then last october, the military declared a state of emergency dissolving the interim government and arresting civilian leaders. since then, thousands of people have demonstrated and dozens have been killed by security forces. ah, are at a time to bring in our guests in nairobi, collude here is a political commentator and managing partner at insight strategy partners in summerville. alex evolve is executive director at world p. sanitation at tufts university. and in doha, we have our meds, l. j. lee, a lawyer and legal commentator, a very warm welcome to the program to you all. i'd like to begin with you on that l . j. lee. here in doha. is that a home box resignation?

. >> ilhan omar should not be serving on foreign affairs. >> what about any committees for ilhan omar? >> this is a new level of what the democrats have gone. you look at adam schiff, he should not be serving on intel. >> this has been one of the questions that i poised to nancy pelosi in the recent weeks about whether or not she was concerned about setting precedent by going after marjorie taylor greene, by going after paul gosar, that republicans would simply replicate it anytime they were upset or concerned about any democrats in a republican majority. she dismissed that saying they had to take action, given greene's rhetoric and given what gosar day. but it shows you very quickly that mccarthy if he's speaker plans to do some retribution dp against democrats. >> thank you. >>> we'll talk to the secretary of health and human services live. >>> and remembering the man that many think of as america's dad. actress julie fisher will join us to talk about her dear friend. stressed, dry and sandpaper. strypaper? luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops. biotrue uses naturally i

you heard omar's report from chicago. we know that as long as schools are embracing vaccines, ventilation, testing and masking, health experts say it's safe for kids to go back. it's safe for in-person learning. but there is a shortage in testing. so what should schools do? i think in philly, where you are, they voted, the schools are remote now, right? >> i think 81 of the 200 schools in philadelphia are remote. but still, almost a little more than half are still going back to school because we want kids to be back in school, right? nobody has suffered, i think, social isolation from nat not being in school more than children. for many it's the only decent meal they get during the day and distance learning is in many ways a contradiction in terms. we want kids to be in school. then we have to do everything we can to keep them in school. the testing is a problem. so i think what we have to do is make use of the fact or understand the fact that we just don't have testing that's available. so the best thing to do then, if a

let's go do omar in new york omar. >> caller: happy new year. >> same to you thank you. >> caller: thank you i was interested in gap ticker gps. incredibly iconic. they have been struggling as of late i saw that kanye west released part of a contract i'm assuming they may be involved with some collaborations they are down from the 52-week highs. is now the time to go long >> we had gap on there's so many really incredible apparel stocks. i'll give you a great example. this is what you need to know. it's been a very bad stock all right. it's got a 3% yields it's got really good management and bought this great infrastructure yet it's horrendous. the stock is awful how can i not recommend that stock go over gap whose business isn't that good. you have a business in american eagle that's fantastic and the stock is a nightmare i'd rather be in that than a business stock the business is a nightmare too. let's go to julie in minnesota julie. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: i'm up with of your investment club members and want to thank you for your wonderful advi

. le hemmed up, emerged as leader in 2019 after the overthrow of su dan's authoritarian president. omar bashir, the country's main civilian coalition. the forces of freedom and change, so humbug as a man to help sudan transition from dictatorship to democracy. he had previously worked in the ministry of finance before taking up top jobs and african development fund and serving as the deputy commissioner of the us economic commission for africa in the as prime minister, hum doc oversaw a severe financial crisis during which inflation sort beyond 400 percent. but he still managed to end the civil conflict and r 4 with the jew, but peace agreement of october 2020. he also successfully lobbied the u. s. and the world bank to remove sudan from the list of sponsors of terrorism. and convinced global financial institutions to provide debt relief and economic aid. i put in october this year, the military lead by a bill fought the hand, but han staged a military takeover. placing prime minister hummed up under house arrest and putting members of his cabinet in prison. a month later, hum duke was

also coming up on the show, germany grapples with omar bon soon to vaccination shots may no longer be enough to go shopping or trouble. sprint to warranty rules might be relaxed to keep the country running. bus cases of dementia could triple world wide by the year 2015. the new study says our eating and smoking habits will help increase the number to more than a 150000000 in less than 30 years. ah . hello, i'm clare richardson. thank you so much for joining us. cause exxon's authoritarian president has issued orders for his security forces to open fire without warning on protesters. he calls terrorists it client, a cassim shall might have took i have spoke in his 3rd nationally televised address of the week has axons. major cities have seen days and nights of increasingly intense protest. as police have pushed back, dozens of people have been killed and thousands of others arrested in neighboring russia. and other former soviet republics have together sent soldiers and military hardware to help has extant, put down the rest. ah, the streets of omar scar from the worst violence to hit

the simps ms. omar jealous, winter collection was presented in animal crossing. ah, louis we tom designed clothes for league of legend and valencia aga presented its collection in a digital 3 d showroom. in times of the corona, pandemic, digital spaces are becoming increasingly important as an alternative to live fashion shows at london fashion week. visitors could browse new collections and augmented reality shops or delve into the fashion world of british designer. richard quin this a, our experience on instagram, which replaces conventional baffin chose, was created by the london institute of digital fashion. you haven't got with imitations about physical. well, you can really speak to your audience in a new way. that means that it's beyond clo, then you deliver your brand universe. they're looking to break new ground. to day technology opens up a range of new possibilities. and social media allows the fashion industry to address customers directly to influence consumer behavior and to set new trends. we had billboards that were wrapped around london scan. tha

i'm going to put this on and omar, can you come over and just mix things up a bit so i don't know whatere somewhere, i think. bleep. ok, this tastes like yoghurt. that tasted exactly the same as it did on the first spoon. um, strangely, that mouthful maybe sort of tasted a bit better? but i don't know. if i wasn't really thinking about it, i wouldn't notice a difference. it's not like you feel an electric current or anything. but i'm going to guess that this is the right spoon. musical flourish. it is. 0k. i was genuinely not expecting that! 0k, well, let's give it a go again. bleep. i think this is the spoon. buzzer blares. no. no! and i really thought it wasn't the first one. maybe it was luck, i guess, the first time. let's do it again. bleep. not feeling so sure this time. i'm going to go for this being the spoon. and it is! ok, that was two out of three. and it could be luck but i don't know! it was two out of three. the difference was so small, i wonder if it would be more substantial with something that tasted a bit stronger but i don't know! there's my really scientific test. a