patrick vallance think those sorts— sir patrick vallance think those sorts of— sir patrick vallance think sorts of certificates would be a good idea? 0n— sorts of certificates would be a good idea?— sorts of certificates would be a aood idea? ., ,., ., good idea? on the r above one, until this oint good idea? on the r above one, until this point in — good idea? on the r above one, until this point in time, _ good idea? on the r above one, until this point in time, the _ good idea? on the r above one, until this point in time, the inevitable - this point in time, the inevitable result of cases rising was elderly people cases, hospitalisations rising and deaths are rising. the advantage of vaccination is it allows us to break that inevitability at that point in time. we all know there will be subsequent, even with these quite careful one at a time measures, there will be at some point, be a surge of cases and r will creep closer to one and at some point it might exceed one and we might expect to see some cases rising. but the vaccination takes a lot of the heavy lifting on this and once we

so please join me in welcoming patrick charles and -- all right, so patrick, in the introduction to the new book, you discuss how when you wear a law student, you first became interested in the subject of the second amendment as this case, parker versus district of columbia was making its way through the court. so can you tell us a little bit more about that case and why it specifically struck even interested you in writing on about the subject? >> yes, when i was in undergrad, i got history degree in law school, i think you're always trying to find your niche. something that you feel comfortable with. and i remember one district of columbia and they talked about the history of the right to arms and not only the history, but it was central to the holding of the case to the analysis, legal analysis. and that drew in history major, but what confused me was it was all history. i was very on unfamiliar with. stuff that timing, intuitively did not add up. however, of course, as a any historian, would you start asking questions, how did you come to this and started doing research. and that's

is to be good for vets in hospitals as a way to move towards more normal life patrick what would vaccine certificates mean for those who would get them. so i think that it would mean very different things for different countries and different businesses that are going to utilize this because now there's many it is a very complicated topic and i think sometimes we simplify it too much because you know we we know that. vaccines are not 100 percent of the cases that the tests that we use to determine whether someone's an you're not are not 100 percent accurate so so it all depends on why and how do you use these certificates and and how that's going to help us get back to like a normal way of living and restore our economy simon are we not talking about the real possibility at some point that we could see discrimination come into play with vaccine certificates i'm talking about perhaps a 2 tiered system of access for the haves and the have nots. well that's a distinct possibility i mean in the u.k. there is mooching evidence that certain groups in the population are more reluctant to have t

patrick wanted to make tangible what nurses and doctors do and what covert patients suffer. on because i photographed for a total of 60 days there were very many situations that stayed with me but i was also able to get snow one man in particular then. a 67 year old who had a severe case of covert 19 beginning in early march i photographed him in hospital and then the doctors contacted his relatives and they also thought the project was great so i experience this whole journey felt the fears together with the family and that made a big impression on me. and worked. his images document the effect of the pandemic on our everyday lives. thanks to support from that site from the spiegel online reporter community and a state grant the coronavirus report he initially made for stern magazine blossomed into a cross media project and even included an open air exhibition i didn't just want to show corona images in a gallery or in an arts context in a narrow framework i really wanted to go into the city centers working like this but i wanted to reach a broad audience and i think this l

then patrick you sketches out his ideas. he uses a computer to project his designs onto the canvas then he and his team paint the pictures an oil touch excuse likes to reference the work of other artists we choose by city hall because people like him and i quite like him i'm not mad about him i quite like. larger because they're wools though any graffiti house would prefer to work on a concrete wall but we like to make brick walls. here patrick used details his vision of venice. he was quite inspired by it he's clean of the adriatic. in appreciate this it's made already in perspective this small of this is very difficult to my and the. plus side. 1234 will move against the sky and the end of the judaica across the lagoon on the water here so you see it in a stage now where we've painted the side and they will appear to turn against the background they'll move as you move and who move in synchronicity with yourself like the perfect spot. patrick hughes created his 1st reverse effective picture in 1964 and called it sticking o

patrick: i think there is. can make the case for moderna that it has really risen sharply, but vaccines, i can see a very possible scenario where they are with us for decades to come, where if you want to travel, you've got to get vaccinated two times a year against mutations and things like that. a play on diabetes, and everyone staying at home, not exercis ing as much. i think the pandemic has probably made that even worse. jonathan: patrick, great to catch up. patrick armstrong of plurimi wealth management on the vaccine. i think it was rolled out or at least hundred by qantas very early on. do you remember when they started to thing about that is maybe the future for airline travel? tom: you were way out front on can we just get jfk to heathrow fixed, and we are nowhere near that. tom: we haven't -- jonathan: we haven't. i hope you can get a corridor open given how well the u.k. and the united states are rolling this out, but the level of nervousness and anxiety these governments have over these new strains

then patrick you sketches out his ideas. he uses a computer to project his designs on to the canvas then he and his team paint the pictures and all those techy cues likes to reference the work of other artists we choose by city hall because people like him and i quite like i'm not mad about it i quite like him. because their walls though any graffiti house would prefer to work in a concrete hole but we like to make brick walls. here patrick he was detailed his vision of venice. he feels quite inspired by it he's clean of the adriatic. in appreciate this it's made already in perspective this small of this is very difficult to my eye and the. pull out side 1234 will move against the sky and the end of the judaica across the lagoon that on the water hit so you see it in a stage now where we've painted the pole outside and they will appear to turn against the background move as you move they will move in synchronicity with yourself like the perfect spot. patrick user created his 1st reverse effect a picture in 1964 and called it

one guy is at the peak of his powers, patrick mahomes.om brady got here, but if you watch how he got here, he's not at the peak of his powers. he's on a team that has got a lot of talent, tremendous defense, great wide receivers. and he has played well in spots but he hasn't been the consistent tom brady. i just think against patrick mahomes, against tyreek kill, travis kelce, all the weapons, harden, and andy reid in that offense he has built, i just think it's going to be too much for tom brady. he is proving his point. he has more than the belichick, despite getting hit to the supe bowl, he has proven his point. if he wins, i've got a lot of respect for tom brady. if he wins i would be shocked. >> sean: i will be shocked at any result here. i really vote. i'm just not going to be. i watched both teams in the lea up, this is a different your obviously with all of the different covid restrictions an everything in-between and i jus wondered to myself, okay, america right now to me between the pandemic, between the election, between unrest

and so if ver5ion of patrick my home5. and so if they— version of patrick my home5.e you. mike, lovely to hear. we haven't even gotten _ mike, lovely to hear. we haven't even gotten to — mike, lovely to hear. we haven't even gotten to the _ mike, lovely to hear. we haven't even gotten to the half-time - mike, lovely to hear. we haven't i even gotten to the half-time show. i even gotten to the half—time 5how. [ will even gotten to the half—time show. will be even gotten to the half—time show. i will be watching with match5tick5 will be watching with matchsticks under my eyelids ready to go. think about us guys _ under my eyelids ready to go. think about us guys on — under my eyelids ready to go. think about us guys on the _ under my eyelid5 ready to go. think about us guys on the other side. under my eyelids ready to go. think about us guys on the other side. i i about us guys on the other side. i shall about us guys on the other side. shall do. it's quite the dilemma, because it's the impeachment trial, so i've got to be on it. 50 impeachment trial, so i've got to be

then patrick you sketches out his ideas. music.puter to project his designs onto the canvas then he and his team paint the pictures and orioles trash accused likes to reference the work of other artists we choose back to paul because people like him and i quite like i'm not mad about him i quite like him and love who goes there wools though any graffiti office would prefer to work in a concrete but we like to make out the brick pools. patrick hughes created his 1st reverse effective picture in 1964 and called it sticky room. but not until the 1990 s. 57 self perfect this painting technique. the work titled jazz from 26 teams made him world famous. and physical it's a combination of the whole person is what you feed and your knees and your legs your body your stomach because your as well as your so although has been an intellectual unfold it's all in the mind is actually all in the mind and the goal of a more perfect feel lucian for more complete the experience patrick hughes creates fascinating perspectives on our world. well that'

patrick mahomes is the greatest player in nfl right now.t is a tremendous matchup thato i think patrick mahomes and the chiefs are going to win, as long as nothing crazy happens. i think that the chiefs are a better team, and patrick mahomes is at the peak of his career and brady is at the end of his career. it's a tremendous matchup. we rarely get to see a passing of the torche like this, and i think the torch is going to be passed on sunday to patrick mahomes. >> sean: my head tells me kansas city. it really does. but i look at it and try to be objective and analyze it. it is just hard not to like the story about seven super bowl rings, and then i can see patrick mahomes getting up there in the course i of hopefully a long, great, successful career.e but i love watching both of them because they're the best that you're going to see. >> onear guy is at the peak of his powers, patrick mahomes. it's great that tom brady got you watch how he got here, he's not at the peak of his powers. he's on a team that has got a lot of talent, tremendous

then patrick you sketches out his ideas. music. puter to project his designs onto the canvas then he and his team paint the pictures and orioles ceausescu's likes to reference the work of other artists we choose banksy pauli because people like him and i quite like i'm not mad about it i quite like his. logic goes there wools though any graffiti office would prefer to work in a concrete but we like to make out the brick pools. patrick hughes created his 1st reverse effective picture in $964.00 and called it sticking around. but not until the 1990 s. he set himself to perfect his painting technique. the work titled jazz from 26 teams made him famous. is physical it's a combination of the whole person is what you feed and your knees and your legs your body your stomach closer as well as your own so although of course being an intellectual and soul is all in the mind it's actually all in the mind and the goal . the more perfect feel lucian for more complete the experience patrick hughes creates fascinating perspectives on our world. w

then patrick you sketches out his ideas. music. to project his designs onto the canvas then he and his team paint the pictures and orioles trash excuse likes to reference the work of other artists we choose privacy for paul really because people like him and i quite like i'm not mad about him i quite like his. love who goes there wools though any graffiti house would prefer to work in a concrete hole but we like to make out the work on brick pools. patrick hughes created his 1st reverse effective picture 164 and called it sticky room. but not until the 1990 s. he set himself to perfect this painting technique. the work titled jazz from 2016 made him famous. he says your call is a combination of the whole person is for 2 feet and your knees and your legs your body is still much closer as well as you know so although i have been an intellectual and sold in soul in the mind is actually all in the mind and the ball . the more perfect feel lucian the more complete the experience patrick hughes creates fascinating perspectives on our wor

the touchdown pass, the interception, patrick maholmes with 6.as decades of experience. what will that mean to maholmes? >> a huge benefit. can play for another 15 years but he is playing brady and has to come in and doesn't force anything or make any mistakes. the kansas city chiefs have injuries all around them throughout the season so this is not going to be a game like that. tom brady is on all cylinders starting off, one of the best defensive lines. i think tom brady if he could stay close could shock patrick maholmes and i hope to see a close football game. jillian: who do you pick? who will come out of the story? >> it is a close match up and close game, 31-30 advantage with tom brady here. the career in the last 10 seasons six times, 40 touchdowns, 12 interceptions, nonfactor in this game. todd: quick answer on the next question. every year there is a breakdown player. i am reminded of super bowl xlii, david tyree made the helmet catch to a 17-14 victory over the patriots. but beside the chief barber, who the unsung influencer of the supe

here patrick used details his vision of venice. he was quite inspired by it he's queen of the adriatic. in a priest like this it's made already in perspective this is small and this is very difficult to my eye and the. side. 1234 will move against the sky and the end of the judaica across the lagoon on the water here so you sit in a stage now where we've painted the put out side and they will appear to turn against the background they'll move as you move and who move in synchronicity with yourself like the perfect spot. patrick shoes created his 1st reverse effective picture in 1964 and called it sticking out. but not until the next 90 days did he set himself perfect this painting technique. to work titled jazz from 2016 made him world famous. he mostly draws inspiration for his projects architecture he sees all around. when i was a kid i used to think why aren't buildings like apples all pez all whole more imaginative but i don't i don't think. in there in the end buildings are boring you've got to make them alive make them intere

and sir patrick, if i anything at all. and sir patrick, if i may, _ anything at all.en picked up in bristol where there _ has been picked up in bristol where there have — has been picked up in bristol where there have been 14 cases in that city already, and suggestions it nright— city already, and suggestions it might be — city already, and suggestions it might be more transmissible than some _ might be more transmissible than some of— might be more transmissible than some of the other variants around? thanks. _ some of the other variants around? thanks, laura. as everybody knows, it is currently illegal to go on holiday. that is the state of play at the moment. we are looking at the data every day. on monday we will be able to say a little bit more about where we are in terms of thejcvi 1-4 where we are in terms of thejcvi 1—4 group, and we will look at where the data is then, and in the week of the data is then, and in the week of the 22nd, as i said, we will be setting out the road map. and that is the best i can give. there is not an awful long delay now between n

what do we learn about patrick my homes. — year.es. he's _ year. what do we learn about patrick my homes, he's pitched _ year. what do we learn about patrick my homes, he's pitched as _ year. what do we learn about patrick my homes, he's pitched as the - my homes, he's pitched as the future? do you think this a bit about bumping the row if i am? i about bumping the row if i am? i really do. he had major injuries on his offence of line. a church clearly has left tackle was out. that was a huge issue as the box defence put pressure on him all game long for that they had a major impact on the game. i expect patrick my home to be back in this game many times in the future.— times in the future. when i dip into irony about — times in the future. when i dip into irony about this _ times in the future. when i dip into irony about this time _ times in the future. when i dip into irony about this time a _ times in the future. when i dip into irony about this time a year - times in the future. when i dip into irony about this time a year and

patrick i wanted to make tangible what nurses and doctors do and what cope with patients suffer. on line photographs for a total of 60 days there were very many situations that stayed with me but i was also able to get to know one man in particular they might still be a 67 year old who had a severe case of covert 19 beginning in early march i photographed him in hospital and then the doctors contacted his relatives and they also thought the project was great so i experience this whole journey felt the fears together with the family and that made a big impression on me. and worked. his images document the effect of the pandemic on our everyday lives. thanks to support from that site from the spiegel online reporter community and a state grant the coronavirus report he initially made for stern magazine blossomed into a cross media project and even included an open air exhibition 40 i didn't just want to show corona images in a gallery or in an arts context in a narrow framework i really wanted to go into the city centers work like this but i wanted to reach a broad audience and i t

if i'm going to liken it to the super bowl you have patrick holmes versus tom brady. they are in conflict when they are on the field and staging an extreme competition. that reprieve doesn't happen until they leave the field and i'm not sure united states and china have an off the field moment. i'm not sure how that will work. >> now it's time for this fox news alert. if the fireworks didn't give enough, super bowl 55 is final, the buccaneers defeated the chiefs 31 - 9. tom brady gets his seventh super bowl ring. we will have analysis from the quarterback to commercials on the halftime performance and even talk about the game itself when we come back. hey, dad! hey, son! no dad, it's a video call. you got to move the phone in front of you like..like it's a mirror, dad. you know? alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get m

but the fact is, patrick mahomes is more talented, physically.as one of these offenses -- the offensive line in football is so important. it's key to all of these teams being successful. patrick mahomes has had an offensive line that has been turbulent all year, injuries across the board, only one guy has played that position the entire season but he's favored because you get patrick mahomes out of the pocket, he can run, he can move, he can pass, he's an arm as good as any arm we've ever seen so if you're a stock picker, you're thinking to yourself, give me all the patrick mahomes i can buy right now because as much as tom brady is still spiking and probably, that guy, patrick mahomes, will be doing this for perhaps two decades himself. >> you got to give it to brady, though, changing teams and then taking it to the super bowl. it's pretty -- just incredible to think about. it's crazy. i want to talk about some predictors as you just mentioned. espn's power football index predicting a chiefs victory in 52% so it's pretty close of its predictions

if i'm going to liken it to the super bowl you have patrick holmes versus tom brady. they are in conflict when they are on the field and staging an extreme competition. that reprieve doesn't happen until they leave the field and i'm not sure united states and china have an off the field moment. i'm not sure how that will work. >> now it's time for this fox news alert. if the fireworks didn't give enough, super bowl 55 is final, the buccaneers defeated the chiefs 31 - 9. tom brady gets his seventh super bowl ring. we will have analysis from the quarterback to commercials on the halftime performance and even talk about the game itself when we come back. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $349 a month for thirty six months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: for $349 a month for thirty six months. try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette ...and they foun

and neil patrick harris is joining me on the show. so don't g (woman) what should we do with it first? (man) road trip. (woman) yes. (woman) off-road trip. (man) how hot is the diablo chili? (waitress) well, you've got to sign a waiver. [loud laughter] (woman) is this even a road? (man) yeah. (woman) so what should we do second? (vo) the subaru forester. the most adventurous forester ever. (vo) get 0% for 63 months on select new 2021 models. now through march 1st. [dog barking] lately i just haven't been feeling quite like myself. ♪ i want to break free ♪ life used to feel... fuller. no no no no no no. there's gotta be a way to get back. ♪ this time i know it's for real ♪ ♪♪ ♪ god knows, ♪ ♪♪ ♪ god knows i want to ♪ reese's eggs are back d and we hid themd. somewhere you'll never find... sike! we put them everywhere. grocery stores and supermarkets, gas stations, and chiropractor's offices, bowling alleys, and grocery stores, which we already mentioned... not sorry, reese's. ♪ there's never a bad time to enjoy my newest sauced & loade

then patrick you sketches out his ideas. he uses a computer to project his designs onto the canvas then he and his team paint the pictures and oils touch excuse likes to reference the work of other artists we choose by pursuit paul because people like him and i quite like i'm not mad about him i quite like his. logic goes there wools though any graffiti os would prefer to work in a concrete but we like to make. here patrick use details his vision of venice. he feels quite inspired by it he's clean of the adriatic. and appreciate this it's made already in perspective this is small of this it's very difficult to my eye and the. so i. 1234 will move against the sky and the end of the judaica across the lagoon on the water here so you see it in a stage now where we've painted the pole outside and they will appear to turn against the background move as you move and who move in synchronicity with yourself like the perfect spot. patrick hughes created his 1st reverse effective picture in 1964 and called it sticking out room. but no

he became a counselor to the governor, above patrick henry, as -- governor patrick henry, as a very young. he was in his mid 20s. so he achieved a position, official post in the revolutionary government of virginia when he was in his 20s. and service that was when he started his career. his conviction on issues ran the gamut of, to basically every public policy issue that the country was dealing with especially at a very young age. when he was a young aide to governor patrick henry, he was, he became absolutely obsessed with the problem of military supplies. so this was a very difficult question at the time because the fate was figuring out how to supply a federal, a sort of part federal, part state armed forces that was fighting great britain in the revolutionary war which dragged on forever and ever. and one of the problems was how do you equip and supply the troops when the dollars that they're using are, there were like five different kinds of money at this time, and they were all incredibly inflated, so it was difficult to find the food and drink and supplies the troops needed. and y

with us first on cnbc is sonos ceo patrick spence patrick, welcome back. say this but congratulations on the quarter because we've spent quarter after quarter talking to you about supply chain challenges and you managed to find ways to work around it >> we have thanks for having us, carl it was an incredible quarter i think it shows the resilience and adaptability the team has built over the last 19 years you name it, you talk about it all the time we saw component shortages we saw covid hitting dock workers and also some of our plants we saw container shortages we saw port backlogs you name it, we saw it in the quarter and the team did a phenomenal job to come in ahead of expectation on every metric i'm just so proud and grateful of everybody's work. >> how do you raise your guide when the, i guess, the lazy narrative at the moment is people will be spending less time inside their home, maybe less money upgrading their home and that may have an impact on the purchase of personal electronic components, for example. >> so i think there definitely has been a

patrick you designed the game to do what? >> regulations had not changed to compensate for the changes in technology over the past several decades. what we see with robinhood is the beginning, a series of things that will start happening in the market in general, citadel is an amazing opportunity for people to essentially win at the rules that are there the problem the roles that are there do not protect participants like robinhood or particular retail traders were using robinhood to attend to participate in the stock market. liz: what does he mean vlad tenev i'm talking about reading from his blog that he wants real-time clearinghouse because he says suddenly the clearinghouse which by the way not exactly your company that hugh used to workforce indigo citadel securities which is a different part of the umbrella company, basically in the middle of the night calling him saying you need to increase your deposits because we cannot cover all of these. you see anything nefarious, yet dave screaming that vlad tenev should be in pr

earlier today i spoke with award-winning actor neil patrick harris.is in the u.k. and working with nicolas cage. >> they've taken him into hospital. >> oh, sorry. >> is he all right? >> possibly nothing. >> they said it was pneumonia. then they said it was like something you get from birds, in his lungs. they said it was strange. they said it was some kind of. >> that's what they said. >> you haven't gone a parrot. >> of course i haven't got a [bleep] parrot. >> neil patrick harris, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> thank you so much, this is my first time on the show, i'm excited and a little nervous. >> trevor: how can you be nervous. i'm the one, because like neil patrick harris has touched so many of the greatest shows and movies and productions and everything that we know of. i always find myself wondering in a career like yours, do you think you had the midas touch or do you just know where midas is and what he is about to touch? >> man, that's so flattering. i-- i like to sort of see if i can live in kevin bacon's wake. and be a f

incluyendo a patrick mahomes dándole la victoria a los "tampa bay buccaneers", se coronaron campeonescortes siguen, y se siguen como leyenda porque la historia continúa. >>> y de recorte trata son el primer equipo en ganar un super bowl (live- edición 55). en su propio estadio. además se convierte en el primer equipo de jugar en postemporada en 30 puntos o más incluyendo en victorias frente a tres quarterback fueron patrick mahomes (nombre extranjero) y a sus 68 años se convirtió en el coche más veterano en ganar el super voz. escuchemos lo que dijo él después de la victoria >>> (habla inglÉs) >>> (habla inglÉs) >>> y bueno ahí está la leyenda que continúa. hasta aquí los deportes pausa y volvemos (comerciales) ♪♪♪♪.- >>> 11 de la noche con 29 minutos y así le despide san josé de este domingo!. hablando de esto, (nombre extranjero), ya estaba adelantado por muchos animales que como es típico se daba la tarea de predecir quién se llevará el campeonato. uno de ellos fue nada más ni nada menos que el oficial canino (nombre extranjero) de la policía de (nombre extranjero). vaya que lo dej

patrick is a neighbor. i'm rooting for kansas city.hing that's very, very unique, this will be a great, great game. i think people have something to look forward to. i hope it won't be politicized. judge jeanine: is mahomes the next tom brady? >> you could say he's the next tom brady or even better. tom brady is in a class by himself right now. he went into tampa. at the beginning of the season the coach was trying to put his system in. but anyone who knows football, if you watch tom brady, that means he's throwing timing routes web's not taking the deep steps back to pass the ball, and he reads the defense very, very well. they really have given the tampa bay buccaneers courage that they can win this game. but patrick mahomes who is an incredible athlete, incredible player, kansas city, they are the best in pro football today. you will have two teams meet this sunday that will put on a great, great football game. this will be a great, great game. judge jeanine: certainly people need something to look forward to in this pandemic. tom b

patrick armstrong. great to have you this morning. can we really make parallels between silver and gamestop? >> you can make parallels because it is being discussed on reddit, but it is not the same dynamic that was so successful with gamestop. there is a limited free flow. it is much more liquid. on the futures market, investors are net long on silver. on the futures side of things. there is more silver being produced then being demanded. it is not a particularly tight market. there is a bit of a media buzz around. the dynamics are not the same. francine: meaning the day traders will back down? what are we seeing? who is buying it? >> for the day traders, there is nothing to force them to back down. they can push prices up, it just cannot be the exponential growth we saw with gamestop because they are not going to move the dial to the same extent. they were forced basically by hedge funds that have large short positions, almost short-sellers because of their death -- their growth exposure went up. as i

when he was a young aide to governor patrick henry he was or became absolutely obsessed with the problem of military supplies so this was a very difficult question at the time because the state was figured out how to supply a federal, sort of part federal, part state armed forces that was fighting great britain in the revolutionary war which drag on forever and ever am of the problems was how do you equip and supply the troops when the dollars they are using our they were like five different kinds of money at the time and they were all in credibly inflated so it was difficult to find food and drink and supplies that the troops needed and you needed people in government trying to work that problem and he carried that through two when he went to congress but for instance, when he came back to virginia as a delegate after having been in congress he got assassinated by the problem of overhauling virginia state code that did not have all these medieval punishments and it was capital punishment for all kinds of random things or the fact that there wasn't a lieutenant governor so he threw himse

and there's baby goat, patrick mahomes looking to repeat after his win last year. last quarterback to win two lombardi trophies in a row was tom brady. when the two teams take the field at raymond james stadium on sunday, it will be the first super bowl ever hosted by the home team. it will also be the first time the game's been played in the middle of a global pandemic. for a look at how the city of tampa and the nfl are handling it all, nbc news' jay gray is live there tonight jay? >> look, shep, they have made a lot of changes here. we're at the nfl experience. they got the crowds here obviously. they're trying to keep the group socially dis tansed as bernie sanders they can everywhere you walk, not only in this event but throughout tampa. can't take the mask off period, outdoors, indoors, doesn't matter you got to keep the mask on. once you're inside, they've restricted the amount of people that can come in still a lot of people here obviously but they've restricted it quite a bit this is the first time they've ever had this event free for fans it also the firs

patrick mahomes favored as mvp if you're interested in betting on the color of the gatorade that gets dumped on the winner, odds are it's orange shep >> thanks. >>> after you harass a schoo shooting survivor and spread information far and wide, could you call your colleagues out for their votes against you? the freshman congresswoman from georgia did exactly that today >> you have republicans in the ranks voting against one of their own, that really is a big betrayal >> congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and what she had to say to her gop colleagues who voted against her. >>> building a better passport, the challenge to global governments managing the new and accurate information that travelers must have as the world looks to reopen. >>> keeping fit in covid the staying power of connected home fitness will we run back to the gym or keep the reps going at home? >> announcer: the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith" back in 60 seconds. ? that means working night and day... ...and delegating to an experienced live bookkeeper for peace of mind. your books are all set. so you

me now from bring in new jersey is an international leading voice on mental health and addiction patrick kennedy the nephew of the late u.s. president john f. kennedy thanks so much for coming on going underground 1st of all the figures $81.00 fountains and in 12 months to june what has happened in the united states about the opioid crisis because it's out of the headlines now well we we had an epidemic going into this pandemic and of course the pandemic has has moved off the front pages because of the urgency to address coronavirus but right underneath coronaviruses is all of the effects of isolation economic hardship because people are losing their jobs the stress of so many aspects of this and that's just adding fuel to the fire that was already under way before we even had the 1st coronavirus case we were almost set a point where we were going to begin to focus our attention entirely on this mental health addiction crisis and then of course now we've taken our eyes off of it because there's something more pressing. but there's no doubt it's not going away it's just being masked by th

you've got tom brady and patrick mahomes. what has unfolded organically on the platform is a conversation about who the g.o.a.t. is. so you have the old goat in tom brady and the little goat in patrick mahomes. so naturally we did what we're supposed to do as folks at twitter. we saw that the conversation was organically creating a buzz on the platform. we created emojis for the grown g.o.a.t. and the little g.o.a.t. >> we also have a "gma" exclusive look at some of the confetti that twitter will be releasing onto the field after the game. this year some of the confetti will feature tweets from fans and players thanking, of course, our heroic health care workers across the country that have been on the front lines during the pandemic. but did you hear in there he said grown g.o.a.t. and little g.o.a.t.? he didn't want to say old g.o.a.t. again. >> that's what we call dan. >> sick of being called old. >> we have the old g.o.a.t. here. >> it has nothing to do with being the greatest. >> i want an emoji for watching the kitten b

patrick i wanted to make tangible what nurses and doctors do and what cope with patients suffer.on the on line photograph for a total of 60 days there were very many situations that stayed with me but i was also able to get snow one man in particular they might still be a 67 year old who had a severe case of covert 19 beginning in early march i photographed him in hospital and then the doctors contacted his relatives they also thought the project was great so i experience this whole journey felt the fears together with the family and that made a big impression on me. and worked. his images document the effect of the pandemic on our everyday lives. thanks to support from that site from the spiegel online reporter community and a state grant the coronavirus report he initially made for stern magazine blossomed into a cross media project and even included an open air exhibition 40 i didn't just want to show corona images in a gallery or in an arts context in a narrow framework but i really wanted to go into the city centers like this but i wanted to reach a broad audience and i thin

then patrick you sketches out his ideas. he uses a computer to project his designs onto the canvas then he and his team paint the pictures an oil touch excuse likes to reference the work of other artists choose by city hall because people like him and i quite like i'm not mad about it i quite like. their walls though any graffiti house would prefer to work on a concrete wall but we like to make brick walls. here patrick use details his vision of venice. he feels quite inspired by it he's queen of the adriatic. in appreciate this it's made already in perspective this small of this is very difficult to my eye and the. pullouts i hear 1234 will move against the sky and the end of the judaica across the lagoon and on the water here so you see it in a stage now where we've painted the top side and they will appear to turn against the background they'll move as you move and who move in synchronicity with yourself like the perfect spot. patrick hughes created his 1st reverse effective picture in 1964 and called it sticking out room

then patrick you sketches out his ideas. he uses a computer to project his designs onto the canvas then he and his team paint the pictures and oils ceausescu's likes to reference the work of other artists choose by pursuit hall because people like him and i quite like i'm not mad about it i quite like. larger because their walls as though any graffiti are supposed to work on a concrete wall but we like to make out the brick. here patrick he was details his vision of venice. he was quite inspired by it he's clean at the age we added. in the previous like this it's made already in perspective this is more of this is very difficult to my eye and the. side. 1234 will move against the sky and the end of the judaica across the lagoon on the water here so you see it in a stage now where we've painted the pole outside and they will appear to turn against the background they'll move as you move they will move in synchronicity with yourself like the perfect spot. patrick hughes created his 1st reverse effective picture in 1964 and cal

and patrick you sketches out his ideas. music. to project his designs onto the canvas then he and his team paint the pictures and orioles trash excuse likes to reference the work of other artists we choose privacy paul they because people like him and i quite like you i'm not mad about him i quite like him. because they're wools though any graffiti os would prefer to work in a concrete but we like to make out the group pools. patrick hughes created his 1st reverse effective picture in 1964 and called it sticking around. but not until the 1990 s. he set himself to perfect this painting technique. the work titled jazz from 26 teams made him famous. is physical it's a combination of the whole person is what you feed on your knees and your legs your body is still much closer as well as your own so all of those in an intellectual and soul is all in the mind is actually all in the mind on the ball the more perfect feel lucian for more complete the experience patrick hughes creates fascinating perspectives on our world. well that's almos

now we go to his great-nephew patrick. patrick has friends. he has friends in his own way.y may not be friends in the way that neuro- typical's are friends but he has his friends. he works at the library stacking books. it's a job doing filing joint local pool they go to the community pool to do special olympics for the good to succeed and fail just like any other athlete. there's only a couple of generations ago look at his great uncle. and his parents babysitter or occupational therapist, when it comes around when it comes to disabilities without developmental disabilities after i exit in the network. spigots also interesting you write the power of culture. and how they deal with convict complexity of the human personality. and how so much still. still has and how we affirm and value things. person who could hit that particular bell. that is changing. what i find fascinating show stories of the wider world and stories factor history. we see people struggling to almost help teach or express how diverse human beings are. and how we injure each other by laying stigma and fau

yeah absolutely, i think that was some classic eddiejones and the piece we heard from patrick there.e knows the pressure is really on england, they expect to win every home game but especially against scotland. he has talked about reconstruction in the week before this match and of course he does have players missing for various reasons but england have an enormous strength and death and great resources, scotland don't, they have to make the most of any player available for them, so interesting to see cameron start in the centre tomorrow when he has played his under 20 rugby for england. i think the weather can often govern the way games are played, we have had rain already here this evening. for scotland with hart and russell in the team, anything can happen. it can be mayhem. inc. it might feel that if they keep the ball in their hands,is that if they keep the ball in their hands, is the best way to keep their hands, is the best way to keep their hands on their trophy. —— england might feel. it hands on their trophy. -- england might feel-— might feel. it also feels spring is 'ust