penny, what do you think?agreed on, and i have been trying to see both sides of this, but it does seem that absolutely, there absolutely will be food price rises and job cuts. that willjust be. notjust for us either, don't forget, that will be other countries as well. which is why it does seem remarkably stupid that, well stupid may be too strong a word, but it does seem narrow cited to not actually do a deal when so cited to not actually do a deal when so many millions of people in all the countries do, you know, they deal with us. they have huge connections with us, so why would they not do a deal? in the sunday mirror, a very different headline to the mail on sunday, martin, hours from a no—deal, the sunday mirror outlining three points here to me you know, fears of huge price rises, fears ofjob cuts, price hikes. the sunday mirror really kind of laying on quite thick in terms of the potential threat from a no—deal. what many will called doom and gloom posturing, i'm sure this isjust what many will called d

penny, what do you think?” appears to be where we're heading. penny, what do you think?an terms. maybe the australians themselves, if you don't want that we've got, we've agreed it's not very good. you can equally call it the ethiopian deal. it'sjust wto deal, isn't it? when you look at the figures, when i am so glad that i'm not in an organisation in a company that actually does anything with the eu block, when you look at the figures, they are scary. 43% of british export last year went to the eu. we're going to have 35%, some meat more than 45%, we're going to be ok for efficient land and i can say that fairly safely. it might be a problem with medicines from europe, that could be disruptive. there'll lots of people are saying who cares. there are lots of businesses who support the city. i do think it's very sick gary. the thing is though that we should perhaps not just come thing is though that we should perhaps notjust come straight on how bad this is for britain, this could be for britain, it could also be extraordinarily bad for the rest of europe. —— i do think i

penny goldberg, we would love to have you on again.goldberg of yell university and the peterson institute on covid -- penelope goldberg of yale university and the peterson institute on covid. it has been an extraordinary day. we want to give thanks to our united kingdom team for wisdom during the morning. many of our staff on severe london -- on severe lockdown in london with a skeleton crew. we appreciate their efforts. the news without question is the lockdown of the united kingdom. maybe not a total lockdown but there it is. with the airlines, with the rails, with shipping. it will be interesting to see what we see out of the prime minister's meeting. in the united states, stimulus celebrated. much more on that through the day, including david westin on "balance of power." look at that on 12:00. david wetzel was on twitter and copy?s there a printed i am not sure there is a printed copy. look for that in january or february. $900 billion, the second largest stimulus in american history. much more on this. kevin cirilli watching the

penny mordaunt there.troversial piece of brexit legislation — the uk internal market bill — which aims to prevent barriers to trade within the uk, including northern ireland after the end of the year. to ensure the free flow of goods in all circumstances, it contains clauses allowing ministers to ignore elements of the legally binding brexit divorce deal agreed with the eu. well, that caused a storm of protest, including from some conseravatives, and when the legislation went to the lords, peers took out those bits of the bill. so the legislation was back in the commons, and just before the debate began, the government signalled a possible compromise — saying it would remove the controversial clauses if a trade deal with the eu was reached in the coming days. we'll never accept additional burdens or barriers on goods moving from birmingham to london, and neither should we accept those from goods moving from belfast to liverpool. the majority of people from northern ireland, and indeed businesses, want to s

for daisy pennies more than a hobby or pennies a flowers sell for thousands of euros some of the proceeds go to cancer support charities. i did a. daisy paste to bring joy to others. and. i like to paint because and a couple of years ago my mom's dad and my dad's mo had cancer in one same time and i did it to cheer them up because they were basically because i like to make people happy. care and watch so notice your daughter's talent and began auctioning off her work to raise money for cancer charities this way the young painter has helped raise over 55000 year old for different foundations daisy has received many prizes for her commitment including 82001000 yorkshireman young achiever. do you see when daisy wants to paint she sometimes puts a little sometimes she puts a lot of it gets quite embarrassed about people comments in given all the positive comments. daisy. his her very own artistic style but her coffer works are often compared with those by french impressionist claude monet. in my native thankfully because people call me me me mom. during lockdown she painted a rainbow in a chu

a matching, non federal penny. or an in kind contribution for that about. the first thing i did knowing that as a federal employee, i am prohibited from soliciting funds and there is no parallel organization to the just parliament of energy such as today. the national parks service has the national parks foundation, which is an authorized group to raise funds to supplement the funds for the national parks. there is no such outside organization that was authorized to raise or organized to raise funds as a friends or group might be. so i partnered with the national trust for historic preservation. i could use or tax exempt status to get some donations that would be tax exempt. i knew that the hawk call this was going to go nowhere unless we got backing from the local governments and nonprofits and the state and congressional leaders. that was the challenge. next slide. you okay over there? >> so the most important partner on the outside was lost almost, you guessed it. i decided that having events was a good way to g

>> well, he didn't get a penny from china. he got millions and millions of pennies from china. he is absolutely lying. and the thing to keep in mind here, sean, is there's a multitude of deals fro with chi. you've got the $1.5 billion private equity deal where he drives the board and he gets an equity stake. you've got rosemont realty and with a chinese company called jenngemini, hunter is involved n that deal. we know about the cfc activities. part of the challenge here is we don't know the full extent to what hunter biden is doing because he had a myriad of accounts offshore, overseas. and what i would say, sean, is let's keep in mind that this is being presented as a tax case. one of the reasons prosecutors would want to lead with a tax case is the united states has tax privies with countries around the world that allows for a lot more broad information sharing when you are investigating a tax case then if you are investigating something else. so i don't think there should be any comfort to the biden family that this is only a tax case. i think this sort of the camel's nose

these projected numbers done account for the penny which would increase the savings to taxpayers. needless to say, these savings are not chump change. i'm not a coin expert. but i can say that if the mint is able to save the u.s. taxpayer considerable money by altering the metal composition of circulating coins we should give coin experts the chance to make their case. h.r. 7995 makes sense. it's a commonsense cost savings bill. it's for this reason i support this bill and urge my colleagues to support it as well. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. clay: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> i yield two minutes to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. ose. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. rose: i rise today in opposition to h.r. 7995, the coin metal modification authorization and cost savings act of 2020. i first want to thank the bill's sponsor for his willingness to amend the

lemonis: penny bags, penny candy, okay. woman #2: like, these aren't special.ese candies anywhere. lemonis: shauna's in charge of marketing for the company. shauna: hi! nice to meet you. lemonis: and what do you think about the candy here? shauna: i think we need a lot more of that old-fashioned candy. we used to have a lot of the barrels lining. sandy: um, we're trying to get away from this 10-cent candy, but that's... shauna: well, i think it's about wanting to share something with your child -that you had as a kid. -woman #2: yeah. lemonis: shauna's coming up with creative ways to make the business better and really seeing the candy store as visual marketing for the customers. sandy's thing -- "i like the way my candy store exists." and i got a news flash for you, sandy -- it's not working. i thought maybe the three of us could talk outside. -shauna: sure. -sandy: sure. lemonis: after seeing the tension between the two of them in the candy store, i thought it would be a good idea to go outside away from everybody and have a good conversation between sandy an

but they don't want literal pennies anymore at the toll plazas because this is the way it's going to be it's so-called temporary for now but come friday. it will be permanent, not golden gate bridge which is not state own. but they've been doing this for quite some time anyway as far as no toll takers just fast track and a lot like trying to payments moving forward. >>next a new iphone feature could help in the fight against covid-19 how you'll soon be able to prove you've been vaccinated on your smartphone and oakland are struggling with homelessness not a new place to go how project homekey has created new affordable housing in the east bay. plus top democrats aren't giving up on increasing the stimulus payment amou >>back to a big story we're following tonight $600 stimulus checks could reach americans bank accounts as soon tonight they say, but this comes as a plan to increase the checks to $2000 fell short in the senate today house lawmakers passed the plan yesterday but top senate republicans blocks the democrats efforts today as our washington correspondent raquel martin tells

head of removal budget for the war department, a man known to calculate cost to distractions of a penny and having precise instruction for his clerks on how to fold up the report, you account for a decade's worth but i believe he is the man, when somebody sympathetic field officer appeals for funds to help feed these people in the arkansas river, he said it's a disagreeable state of things that i wish everything must be done to influence their self-reliance, there is an absolute lack of care and hundreds of marches groomed made even worse when the stock war breaks out in the midwest and cholera is carried by soldiers in the south were, doing this research learning about this misery, where you go to as a historian when you are reading about this? >> some of the stories are really hard to deal with but it's also astounding to see these records in the archives recording all of this in these records open these boxes and there's crumbling records or atrocious events, the challenge of recovering this story and then presenting them in a way that is understandable is one of the things that kept

it was a case of managing money to the penny. 0ne it was a case of managing money to the penny.months is cash flow and they are managing our every day, every week —— managing that. i had zero plan beyond my parents proposed kitchen, and if i had planned 12 months ahead, that would have been a great thing and would have changed a lot. __ my and would have changed a lot. —— my pa rents' and would have changed a lot. —— my parents' kitchen. global lockdowns and the need for social distancing have meant filming around the globe has often ground to a halt — but it has proved a boon for the world's animators. production has been able to continue on the likes of spongebob movie: sponge on the run... that's easy for you to say! disney's raya and the last dragon and boss baby 2. and it isn'tjust hollywood relying on cartoons. music videos were the same — billie eilish, decided to use animation to tell the story on her latest track ‘my future'. and adverts this year have done the same. let's talk to duncan gaman, executive producer of pa rtizan studio, which specialises in animation and t

and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers martin lipton and penny smith.e for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. tomorrow we've got some rain to come in from the atlantic that will affect more of the uk. today, there was some lovely winter sunshine across many western areas. it wasn't a bad day at all. further the east though, the skies look very different. there was rain and drizzle, it was grey and rather misty, especially in the hills as well. that was on that weather front there which is slowly pushing away into the north sea. the next weather system through to bring the rain tomorrow is going to be moving in from the atlantic, with the winds picking up, the cloud arriving and some rain too. but for a while, we're going to have some clearer skies, even across some eastern parts of england, the cloudy damp weather will move away and we will see temperatures dropping. northeast of scotland will see some rain persisting, and then later in the night, the temperatures will rise in northern ireland, wales and the southwest as the cloud thic

take otel reservations were can slaughter houses for manufacture textiles shoes and clothing for pennies prison labor is part of why some state and private prisons old a multi-billion dollar profit. not only are prisoners used to make products prisoners themselves are sold this products since the 1980 s. the prison population has boomed now 150 private prisons are paid billions by state governments to house prisoners private prisons do so well some of their biggest investors are banks like wells fargo bank of america many private prisons demand 90 or even 100 percent occupancy meaning the taxpayer foots the bill for every bed even the empty. for profit prisons are incentivized to incarcerate more people and for longer periods of time to fold a quote to make sure that happens they spend millions tough on crime. today nearly 10 percent of america's prisoners are held in private prisons and they also spend millions influencing immigration with detained immigrants are held in private prisons for indefinite periods of time often years exposed to brutal conditions because they're not americans

and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers martin lipton and penny smith — us for that. good evening. a former conservative defence minister says the government's decision to put the royal navy on standby, to protect british fishing waters in the event of a no—deal brexit, is "undignified" and "irresponsible". tobias ellwood who's now chair of the commons defence committee, was speaking ahead of tomorrow's deadline set by the uk and the european union, to reach an agreement. both sides have warned a deal seems unlikely. our political correspondent, iain watson has more. is this what no deal with the eu would look like? the ministry of defence has confirmed that four armed vessels will be ready to patrol uk waters if there's no agreement with brussels on fishing rights. the scottish government has denounced this as gunboat diplomacy, and they don't want the ships off their shores. some of boris johnson's own mps are also concerned about the signal this sends. we need to be building alliances, not breaking them apart. the advent us administration is wanting to

quality of medical care perhaps needless to say being treated like cattle and used as forced labor for pennies an hour is not that popular on the inside but that's not the worst of it the socks if you're using the underwear that is you is used you got to buy things like shaving and food and sweat socks underwear t. shirts the canteen or commissary is more expensive than any convenience store on the outside it's definitely advisable to have money so that you can get started if you don't have $50.00 to $100.00 coming into your books or your account every month then you're going to need to hustle. this is philip he was convicted of robbery is crooked is is we are out here course crooked inside there too whether it's drugs whether it's alcohol you've got people that they don't drink but they manufacture prune a wall d. is saying quit in the in the in the boiler room they found a still friends that i knew had actually gotten so far as to likes the copper tubing tremendous tree is over and so we had copper tubing it will make a motion and say quit. mainly they drag it to the hospital. so drove throu

we got to go up a penny on the steps. there is no way around it. like 'dude, dude, relax raise it a penny we don't even know how much a stamp is anyway. .44, .53 or .62? make it a buck, you are going to get there and if it ends up you have some money left over, buy yourself some pants and a real car.'" ♪ >> yes >> jimmy: all right. do you remember that bit >> that was excellent. >> jimmy: do you remember that >> you brought a maturity of the years, the greater -- the condescension that only comes with age >> jimmy: the new jerry -- the new jerry impression, you go, "what is it -- you talk like that almost. the guys going into their thing we're the post -- the thing i don't get about that." then you sprinkle in -- "oh," if you want -- if you want to. that's when you're already riding the wave. that's showing off that's when you hang ten, and you do something, you show off a little bit and "seen" is a good word to do you, by the way. one word impression. "seen. >> seen? >> jimmy: like have you "seen" yourself [ laughter ] have you seen -- seen is the

the costs of the concert are underwritten, tickets are one dollar, and every penny went back into thek immunity. -- rebuilding of watts for the black community. political figures are there, athletes, the procession begins with the singing of the black national anthem. that did not just commemorate the musical performances, it also provided infound social commentary, part because a young actor provided a man on the ground commentary and approach during the film. his name is richard pryor. forumstival matures as a for black social commentary. i don't want you to be confused with the year. 1972, 1972 is the year the concert is put on, but it is " is that the film "wattstax "wattsd, and the film tax" culminate with the appearance of black moses himself, isaac hayes. you should see it. jackson starts with his chant of, i am somebody, i am somebody, but the moment isaac hayes is introduced, jesse , and heremoves his hat is a fan boy. jesse jackson has forgotten the purpose why he is there and has become a devotee of the black moses. it is a wonderful thing to see. "wattstx" that -- so "watt

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lick a couple of bits road clean, eat a couple of bits of gravel, 23 hours a day in the mill for a pennyn we got home, dad used to slices in half with a bread knife. hello, mrs rogers! hello! i must be in the wrong house! he's not the messiah, he is a very naughty boy! now go away. who are you? i'm his mother, that's who! not only bad, but mad. trenchearous, vindictive, megalomaniac and vein. you shot them with rubber bullets and gas. they were marching over there, the leaders were going to speak to you and before we even got there, you opened fire. there is not a single injustice in northern ireland today that justifies the taking of a single human life. today, we can take a collective breath and begin to blow away, let's hope, the cobwebs of the past. # give peace a chance...# dave, which british artist's work was featured on the cover of the 1989 telephone directory for the city of bradford? as i always say to my mate in the pub, go with the favourite, david hockney. bradford's favourite son, one of them anyway. david hockney is the right answer, dave. well done. good evening. this ti

speaking in the commons a little earlier, the cabinet officer minister penny mordaunt, said the uk wasay with australian style terms if a deal could not be reached. we are all working to get a deal. but the only deal that is possible is one that is compatible with our sovereignty and takes back control of our laws, trade, and waters. while an agreement is preferable, we are prepared to leave on so—called australian—style terms if we can't find compromises. as the prime minister has made clear, people and businesses must prepare for the changes that are coming on 31 december — most of which are related to our departure from the eu single market and customs union, and not the outcome of these talks. mr speaker, we will continue to keep the house updated as we seek to secure a future relationship with our eu friends that respects our status as a sovereign equal and independent country. the shadow office minister, rachel reeves, criticised the government's handling of the trade talks. last year, the prime minister said that to leave with no deal would be "a failure of statecraft". so this

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breaking coalition agreements q zing between that and yeah you could party and who and why it's a penny gun so for many israelis this government came to a natural and but it also means they have to get go again to the polls for forest time within 2 years and prime minister been in many netanyahu course going to stand again and what do these fluxions mean for him. well if you look at the polls right now and of course it's still early on this would basically play out within the political right netanyahu is a good party is doing quite well he dropped a bit in the latest polls but what is different this time is the field of contenders arrival of mr netanyahu is only could party just formed a new party this also the party of naftali bennett who is doing quite well at the polls and of course the. blue and white party that was a real strong contender in the last 3 elections and then eventually formed a coalition partner they are doing very poorly so what some commentators here are saying it's again an election that rather focuses on the pro netanyahu vote or against netanyahu and less on issue

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to the throne. 3 days after the funeral he wrote in his diary just one bird filling the in time a penny each. king. treated sort of form by a big the 2nd of a very a felt torn and unsure at 1st show. you months the i'm sure he was someone who lacked stability and a man who was author lee unsuitable for his job as keynes true to the representative of the bavarian state autos for a common guy at all. at least he had been taught how to have. money records of princeton thinks pocket money can be found in the archives of the house of little spot. in july 18th $62.00 he spent a total of $9000.00 guilders and $48.00 crowns on the scene donations for the poor chocolate and presents. the prince had to keep meticulous appearances when he speaks and present them to his father this so it's enough to lift that ceiling is gone but it was meant to help the crown prince learn how to live frugally of course and you can see that for example when he wanted to go to the theater he would have to pay for it himself and as he put it even if his father's lessons on what they considered to be excessive frugalit

join you whooshed that i just rumors nation though you're supposed to share cooks just don't get a penny a suck on the discussion the final it in your will pretty stupid comments what the new regime the bush was lauding him up there with some of the women that they will postpone that just want to have it on their terms for plotting professional numbers get some of the wood in what the next i wasn't sure but that enough information it was published should be to move us about their percent for us but something nifty will simply said they don't look to the crew was that the assumption moved to the well that was i got this stick with a view that you're. good to all that and then i'm a ok league could be that the move was not going to lisa's and that there was some of the to do which i didn't really know i did in. st a disc a colossal radio was originally a question he was the sum of all. sort of what was it could be dead in the hall it's a new you just show you what the means of peachtree. rules to students to. what they do so can you pull up all about them and we did a little we said will g

martin and penny, i think both of you very much for taking the time to speak with us.t's been an absolute pleasure to talk to both this evening, and i want to say thank you to all of you as well for talking to us. to all of you as well for talking to us. that's it for me in the papers. good night bye—bye. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode — rounding up the best movies available to view in cinemas and in the home. back in 2016, denzel washington produced, directed, and starred in a screen adaptation of august wilson's stage play fences, earning a supporting actress oscar for violet davis, alongside nods for best actor, best picture, and a posthumous screenwriting nomination for wilson. davis looks like an awards contender once again for her dynamite role as mother of the blues in ma rainey‘s black bottom — the latest screen adaptation of wilson's work on which washington again serves as producer. a—one, a—two, a—you know what to do. this'd be an empty world without the blues. i try to take that emptiness and fill it up with something. in 1920s

penny, or an in-kind contribution for that amount. so, the first thing i did, know ing that as a federal employee, i am prohibited from soliciting funds, and there was no parallel organization to the department thenergy, such as toaday national park service has the national parks foundation, which is authorized to raise funds to supplement the funds for the national parks. there was no such outside organization that was authorized to raise or organized to raise funds as a friends or group might be. so, i partnered with the national trust for historic preservation. so i could use their tax-exempt status, to get some donations that would be tax-exempt. i knew that in the long haul this was going nowhere unless we have got backing from the local governments and nonprofits and the state and congressional leaders. so that was the challenge. next slide. so, the most important partner at the outset was los alamos. you guessed it. i decided that having events was a good way to generate excitement. and we had three events, which i'm sure the l

a matching non federal penny.r a income contribution for that amount. so the first thing that i did, knowing that as a federal employee i am prohibited from soliciting funds, and there was no parallel organization to the department of energy. today the national parks service has the natural park foundation which is authorized to raise funds, that supplement the funds for the natural parts. there was no such outside organization that was authorized to raise, organized to raise funds as an outside group might be. so i partnered with the national trust for historic preservation to get some donations that would be tax exempt, so i knew that in the long haul this is going nowhere unless we have backing by the local governments, and nonprofits, state and congressional leaders, so that was the challenge. you paragraph. so the most important partner at the outset was los alamos, you guessed it. i decided that having offense was a good way to generate excitement. we had three events, which i'm sure the los alamos historica

penny: all right, which one?he classic burger, the ranch house burger, the barbecue burger, or the kobe burger? can't we just go to big boy? they only have one burger-- the big boy. well, the barbecue burger is like the big boy. excuse me, in a world that already includes a big boy, why would i settle for something like a big boy? because you're not at big boy! fine, i'll have the barbecue burger. make it two. waitresses don't yell at you at big boy. hey, leonard. hi, guys. hey. hi, leslie. i didn't know you ate here. we don't. this is a disturbing aberration. leslie, this is penny. she lives across the hall from sheldon and me. and walks in quiet beauty like the night. howard, i've asked you not to do that.

they're just rumors nation though you're supposed to share cooks just don't get a penny a 2nd they gave you a discussion a friend over it in your will. pretty stupid going to see what the new regime the bush was holding him up there with some of the women that they will postpone that is what all of their permits for planning for so what numbers let some of the wood in water and some of them sure that enough impression it was published should be to move us about their percent for us but something new and if she does she will simply said they don't look to the crews that they are some to move to the well that was a goddess to with a visit she of. all that i dynamite were ok league could be that the move was not going to lisa's and the people were left some of them to do which i need to you know i did in. stated risk a colossal great deal of. question it was the sum of all. sort of what was it could be dead in the hole it's a new dish or the means of peach trees. didn't stick me but they do so can you pull up all about them and did a little we said will go an edge he paid me in an instant

he was upset with every dollar recent even to the fraction of a penny so he was we would scour these accounts . . there are just thousands and thousands of pages of accounts in which he is saying no, we can't, we certainly can't for this reason we should pay for that . indian nation with an account that would be a $3.32 and he would say you've miscalculated that i have fraction of a penny. please revise this and send back. so the exciting thing is that he's obsessed with this doesn't seem picture . he doesn't really see that human misery at this operation has created the obviously the operation that he himself is overseeing. >> what are some of thethings that were ordered along the way ? >> medicine was one of the ones. people all around and some of them work more sympathetic. two people they were moving somewhere less. but it's harder to be empathetic when you're right there watching the suffering so some of you right now say it's preposterous to move thousands of people, 100 miles. when you've got women and children and not have any medicine or to not a doctor. why would you pay fo

unless we had a matching nonfederal penny, or an in-kind contribution for that amount.o the first thing i did knowing that as a federal employee i'm prohibited from soliciting funds and there was no parallel organization to the department of energy such as today, the national park service has the national park foundation which is authorized to raise funds that supplement the funds for the national parks. there was no such outside organization that was authorized to raise -- or organized to raise funds as a friends group might be. so, i partnered with a national trust for historic preservation that i could use their tax exempt status and get some donations that would be tax exempt. but i knew in the longhaul, this is going nowhere unless we've got governments and non-profits and the state and the congressional leaders. so that was the challenge. new paragraph. so the most important partner at the outset was los alamos. you guessed it. i decided that having events was a good way to generate excitement and we had three events which i'm sure the national historical society

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show swept the penny arcades, and became the basis of a new industry.ds of small theaters, first called admission five cents. what went on there? ♪ sometimes there was glorious action. ♪ events.s sports ♪ sometimes glimpses of the wide world. ♪ sometimes wonderful nonsense. ♪ now and then, there were items in the tradition of bedroom farce. this caused concern. some said the nickelodeons were undermining the morals of the young. some demanded government action. ♪ in 1907, action began. various cities set up sensors, and then stayed out -- state action began. pennsylvania adopted censorship. every film before exhibition must have state approval. in 1913, ohio passed a similar law. then kansas, maryland, virginia, massachusetts, new york. ♪ but all of this not without protest. in 1914, the mutual film company began a lawsuit. it asked an injunction against the ohio sensor board. in its detroit film exchange, said mutual, it had 2500 reels of film and it wished to show these in ohio but was now subjected to unconstitutional restraints by the ohio board of

it's heart wrenching they live penny to penny in paycheck to paycheck. we have to tell them that there's just no way to keep them on for take out because it's so far in the wrestling says takeout orders are generating at most $1000 a day in revenue and that's not that number needs to be above 10,000 in order to be efficient business. she also worries the regional shelter-in-place order in san mateo county will be extended and her brewery will remain deserted. >>especially if she is unable to secure another loan through the stimulus package awaiting president trump's signature. >>ellen says they are following all health and safety protocols and have not contributed to the spread of covid-19 we. >>are essential and we are important and we have bills to pay on wednesday at 1 o'clock in the afternoon helen is organizing a rally here in her parking lot that will turn into a march down highway one in solidarity with other small business owners impacted during the pandemic in pacifica phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>and we want to remind you kron 4 is teamin

he said in that gma interview, "i never got a penny from china." is the lion?didn't get a penny from china, he got millions and millions from china. he is absolutely lying. the thing to keep in mind, sean, there is a multitude of deals with china. you've got the $1.5 billion private equity deal, where he joins the board and he gets an equity stake.ty you've got rosemont realty, in which a chinese company called gemini with links to the chinese military comes in and buys that firm. hunter is involved in that deal. we know about the cfc activities. part of the challenge here is we don't know the full extent to what hunter biden was dealing because he had a myriad of accounts offshore's overseas, and what i would say, sean, let's keep in mind, this is being presented as a tax case. one of the reasons prosecutors would want to read with the tax case is the united states has tax treaties with countries aroundst the world that allows r a lot more broad information sharing when you are investigating a tax case that if they are investigating something else, so i don't

but they don't want literal pennies anymore at the toll plazas because this is the way it's going to be it's so-called temporary for now, but come friday, it will be permanent, not golden gate bridge which is not state owned, but they've been doing this for quite some time anyway as far as no toll takers just fast track and a lot like trying to payments moving forward, the acting right is sir and i keep it moving keep it movin forget that personal touch. >>it's better for traffic though well. we'll check in you later 9 dead right now. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the governor announcing who could be next. >>and getting covid vaccination and vaccinations tell you why some inmates might get their shots before you. >>and we've got a clear went out at the coast today have been bay it looks beautiful out there you are in the 30's this morning, but temperatures are starting to rise under all the sunshine we've got keep in the center around into the afternoon with highs in the upper 50's to 60's. talk in our next chance of rain new year's eve forecast all to come. >>the back 9.14 o

it's heart wrenching they live penny to penny in paycheck to paycheck. we have to tell them that there's just no way to keep them on for take out because it's so far in the wrestling says takeout orders are generating at most $1000 a day in revenue and that's not that number needs to be above 10,000 in order to be efficient business. she also worries the regional shelter-in-place order in san mateo county will be extended and her brewery will remain deserted. >>especially if she is unable to secure another loan through the stimulus package awaiting president trump's signature. >>helen says they are following all health and safety protocols and have not contributed to the spread of covid-19 we. >>are essential and we are important and we have bills to pay on wednesday at 1 o'clock in the afternoon helen is organizing a rally here in her parking lot that will turn into a march down highway one in solidarity with other small business owners impacted during the pandemic in pacifica phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>the united states reached a grim milestone

notice the penny press. cheap penny press. advancements in printmaking. people.nd of and then the growth of popular entertainment like theater, panorama exhibits, and so forth that could reenact or reconstruct disasters so people "ah"e them and go "ooh" or whatever. sensational words. there is my steamboat. sensational words and images of exploding steamboats and their victims were literally everywhere in antebellum america. this came as a total surprise to me. they are like everywhere. let me give you an indication. for an example of the kind of words i am talking about because you obviously cannot read that from your seat. steamboat exploded in new orleans, a widely reprinted eyewitness account described the scene as follows. "the sight of the mangled bodies on every side, the clothes of the dying, and the shrieks of the agonized sufferers produced a general thrill of horror among the multitude. the body of a man was seen with the head and one leg pulled off and the entrails torn out." i love people who smile or laugh when i read this stuff. what is wro

i was lucky enough to find a few pennies in my pocket to go over to boston and traveled to massachusetts. and i got fantastic reception from the crew. without that visit, we would not be able to put together the detail that we have. so i spent time on the mayflower with the panorama cameras, trying to get as much information as i could. we had a really nice view of the ship from above. and it was taken to the plantation, as well as plans related to the mayflower two build and design. we have been using these graphs, they even gave us access to a fabulous laser scan of the entire ship, and to be able to resolve the detail of the timbers. that is the kind of knowledge that we needed. >> how do you translate the details and information you found in plymouth, massachusetts to the virtual world?>> we were able to take photographs on board, of the actors performing the duties of the pilgrims, so we were able to take our avatars, and made them up, pretty accurately dressed in their clothing, so we could directly map the photographs of the people in plymouth, massachusetts with virtual humans. a