sarah rainsford, bbc news, perm.lomats in alaska was anything but diplomatic. chinese officials rebuked the us for its human rights record — after the us secretary of state said china's actions in hong kong and taiwan threatened global stability. here's what secretary blinken had to say about the meeting. today we will have an opportunity to discuss key priorities, both domestic and global, so that china can better there are a number of areas of are at odds. with regard to hong kong and tibet and taiwan as well as actions that have taken in cyberspace. our state department correspondent barbara plett usher is in anchorage with the latest. what does it feel about the balance of power in the us chinese relations. the top chinese diplomats were so combative and assertive in public? i were so combative and assertive in ublic? ~' , ., , were so combative and assertive in ublic? ~ , ., , ., , public? i think it shows that they feel they're _ public? i think it shows that they feel they're in — public? i think it shows that

sarah rainsford, bbc news, perm.ngland looks for the first time at how people's circumstances can have an impact, and says inequality is a major factor. jon donnison reports. this report says that while overall, dental and oral health is improving across england, much still depends on your socioeconomic background and where you live. this is especially the case for children. in 2019, five—year—olds from the most deprived areas of the country were more than three times as likely to have tooth decay as those from the least deprived. there is a similar imbalance in dental health amongst adults. public health england says barriers to nhs care, including cost and lack of available services, are partly responsible. it says that people from the south of england have significantly healthier teeth and mouths than those living in the midlands and the north. the research also says that women, who brush their teeth more often, consume less sugar and visit the dentist for checkups more frequently than men, unsurprisingly have few

. >> were you full perm? >> thank you for asking. i did do a perm at one point. she didn't take. i think i remember my hairstylist saying that. >> a sunday sitdown plus another life well lived. >>> let's begin with the latest on the covid relief bill headed back to the house of representatives after the senate passed its version saturday. kelly o'donnell is at the white house where president biden is expected to sign the measure this week. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this begins the long, final stretch after this process of bringing about another round of covid relief. tuesday, the house will vote. it will be the last vote. president biden says he expects the checks to go out this month to the majority of americans who have been hard hit by crises brought on by this pandemic. for president biden, his first hard fought legislative win is within reach. >> it wasn't always pretty. but it was so desperately needed. urgently needed. >> reporter: tuesday afternoon, the house will finalize the $1.9 trillion covid relief package. >> we will hire more vaccinators, set up more

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emitiÓ una declaraciÓn sobre la vacuna johnson y johnson que la vacuna plantea interrogantes sobre la permra preocupaciones morales adicionales. hablamos sobre un feligreses sobre el tema y dice que no piensa ponerse esta vacuna. >>> para mÍ no, es algo no natural. y aparte viene con cÉlulas madres. ne le dicen a los feligreses no se vacunen. se debe le gir la vacuna con la mejor conexiÓn con lÍneas celulares derivada del aborto. si puede capacidad de elegir una vacuna. pfizer o moderna. en vez de la que es producida por johnson y johnson. la compaÑÍa johnson and johnson dicen y aseguran y confirman que sus vacunas no tienen tejidos de fe tos y la forma que usan su sistema de vacunaciÓn lo Único que hace es acelerar la producciÓn de vacunas y evitar enfermedades contagiosas y peligrosas. regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> sirvieron los trabajadores del campo dicen sentirse mÁs protegidos y seguros. protegidos porque quiero proteger a mi familia. . durante los primeros meses de vacunaciÓn. los trabajadores agrÍcolas que no han parado de trabajar. no recibieron la dosis. esto estÁ cambiando

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laws the make it perm nernt will be introduced next week. >>> the coyote has been captured and euthanized. it's been attacking adults and kids since last july. the attacks happened within two miles of each other. they have been laying out traps to catch it. dna confirming it's the animal responsible for all those bites. the police chief said it's relief for everybody. >> there are people who didn't want to take their kids for walk. didn't want their kids to play in the backyard for fear one of these animals might come through there and knowing that it was one animal who was responsible for these attacks and that animal is no longer with us is great relief. >> steps will be done to see if the coyote had rabies. officials say there's no evidence the coyote was rabid. >>> chp officers helped this sea lion pup from the bay bridge earlier this week. such an innocent face. >> he's like why am i in here. >> they got the little guy into the squad car and took him to the marine mammal. the 8-month-old male pup wondered onto the east bound lanes of the bridge on tuesday. trained responders with the

yorker saw over designs costumes and props for theater productions like this one in the russian city of perm in 2020. 3 years before she worked on the fish project at moscow's gorky park. and in 2018 she contributed to the moscow staging of book land. time and again the designer mixes materials that don't seem to go together. her current series fish and flowers is no exception because sorrow is inspired by fairy tales and surrealism fish are recurring symbols in her work ones that are meant to cause people to stop and reflect people. of. this dress with and always thought beautiful combined with flowers and. white paper it's very beautiful but it is kind of ok but not. to live in warrens of the dead and. it's kind of. wild and. because it's on her way to nikolai gogol house a museum in the russian capital she was invited to take part in a group exhibition here entitled the islands each participant was given a room and free reign to show off their creativity. the new yorkers sorrow installation features paper flowers printed with images of meat here too she makes a connection between pretty p

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. >> simone wore her hair naturally when growing up but started getting perms in high school. 10 yearsack to its original form. the 32-year-old fashion designer also works in finance, where some might not consider the afro professional enough. simone: the response would be, yes, it is, because it is my own, and professionalism for me does not come for my hair. it comes from your knowledge, what is inside your head not what is on it. >> people from as far as cuba and zimbabwe have contacted simone to say she has inspired them. simone: my hair is important because it holds a lot of my heritage. it is a way for me to connect with my ancestors, just being a black woman and knowing that people before me have warned their hair like this as such a symbol of pride. it means so much. >> simone says her hair routine is simpler than you may think, and it only takes her a few minutes to get ready. i can relate. it is not fair that you have all of the hair and i have none of it at all. simone: [laughs] >> bbc news, new york. laura: simone has much more hair than larry. before we go tonight, museums

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. >>> in the south bay, teachers and other school perm he will began will getting vaccinated today.hey're focusing on districts most impacted by the pandemic with the goal of administering 500 shots a day. >>> tonight the late. weapon in the fight against covid-19 is on its way to cities across america including the bay area. after getting the green light from the fda today, johnson & johnson shipped its initial batch of the new one-dose vaccine. workers at this massiveentucky warehouse m b th t meage, get h. as they shipped out the. anticipated vaccine from johnson & johnson. >> it's always a privilege to be a part of doing something that will save lives. observer the new vaccine requires just one shot and no special freezers for storage. the initial batch of nearly 4 million doses was loaded on to trucks, then on to planes bound for all corners of the country. 2.8 million. those doses are going to state and local governments. 800,000 to pharmacies and the rest to community and public health centers. the first shots could go into arms as early as tomorrow. >> this is an exciting ti

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the world's largest shipping jam efforts are ongoing to dislodge the ever given owned by transport perm evergreen before it further disrupts the global shipping system the suez canal is a choke point for world trade it connects asia and europe and sees 30 percent of the global container shipping volume every day it's also an important transit point for oil and natural gas one reason why oil prices surged 6 percent wednesday the question for shippers now is how long will it take to pry the vessel out. more than $100.00 ships are stuck on both sides of the canal after the every give and wedged itself between the eastern and western banks the ship's owner evergreen says a 50 kilometer an hour gust of wind up the ship into the canal walls the 200000 ton vessel which stretches 400 meters is believed to have partially run aground much smaller attack boats are now trying to keep it from. realistically there's no quick fix here if the ship can be can be freed up and moved moved around we can then get good good flowing again the only real realistic long term solution if this does turn to somethi

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yorker saw over designs costumes and props for theatre productions like this one in the russian city of perm in 2020. 3 years before she worked on the fish project at moscow's gorky park. and in 2018 she contributed to the moscow staging of book land. time and again the designer mixes materials that don't seem to go together. her current series fish and flowers is no exception because sorrow is inspired by fairy tales and surrealism fish are recurring symbols in her work ones that are meant to cause people to stop and reflect. this dress with and always thought beautiful because it's combined with flowers and the white paper it's very beautiful but it is kind of ok but. alive and wards of the dead and. it's kind of a. while and. because sorrow is on her way to nikolai gogol house a museum in the russian capital she was invited to take part in a group exhibition here entitled the islands each participant was given a room and free reign to show off their creativity. the new yorker's star of this installation features paper flowers printed with images of neat here too she makes a connection bet

is it possible to perm spermacetic kand manies today? >> no, no. it is illegal to hunt sperm whales. it's illegal to hunt whales, so, no. >> and last question. i think we're going to end on a high note. >> okay. >> with the men away, did women rule? >> yes. [ laughter ] most definitely. >> i see a correction on the whaling station. whaling station manned by -- it wasn't a whale station. >> okay. >> that's the end of our list here. lots of thanks. lots of good comments. >> yes. thank you. >> and this is terrific. >> okay. well, thank you all for joining us, and we'll look forward to doing this again sometime. >> thank you, everyone. >> thank you. bye-bye. >>> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight from thomas jefferson's book to "saturday night live" parody of joe biden how pop char culture influences presidents and in turn presidents leave an imprint on the culture. watch tonight beginning at 78:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend

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by "the new york times" 25-year-old charlotte bennett, a former aide saying the governor asked her permuestions in a one on one setting last year like had she been with an older man or monogamous in the relationships. i understood that the governor wanted to sleep with me and felt uncomfortable and scared. >> she'd gone to the chief of staff, had launched a complaint and documented and known inside of the cuomo administration. >> reporter: in a statement late last night the second one irsed since bennett came forward cuomo apologized for what he perceived as playful commentings. i understand it was incensive or too personal and given the position made others feel in ways i never intended and acknowledge the things i have said have been misinterpreted. to the extent anyone felt that i'm truly sorry about that. his word also in response to accusations made last week by a different former aide boylan who in a post said she received an unwanted kiss from the governor in 2018 which the governor denied multiple times. the governor is now asking the new york attorney general to hire a private

governor, pete ricketts, who apparently caught the reefer madness the same day he endorsed a bill to permtaurants to serve alcohol with takeout orderses. let's get back to the map panel. chris, i will start with you. he says it's dangerous to go around the established process to determine which drugs are safe. but the established process for marijuana completely sucks. it's still scheduled wrong. >> i mean, this guy's got to get off the '40s and welcome into the new millenium here. i mean, marijuana has been safely used across this country all over the place. it's being legalized all over the place, and we're not seeing any of the impacts that were foretold back in the '40s, '50s and '60s. in fact, we're seeing lower impacts, happier people, good economic activity as a result of this. i don't understand. you know, he's supposed to love freedom out there. he doesn't love freedom. he doesn't love technology. he probably doesn't even have cable if this is what he believes is going to happen in his state. kennedy: he's supposed to be a cornhusker, he should be a hemp husker, mat. >> and thank

we're seeing the leading perm traitor, sydney powell, fox news is even saying our own anchors aren'tieved. so they're turning on each other and the big lie is being exposed. >> dominion is specifically naming maria bartiromo in this lawsuit. tucker carlson, lou dobbs, sean hannity, some of the most popular hosts. dobbs' show was actually canceled two days after another company sued fox over the same lies. so how much risk if any are they personally facing? >> yeah, look. there's real risk. you're responsibility for what you say on air. and fox has taken this interesting tack with regard to its anchors. when tucker carlson got sued, fox argued successfully at the trial court level, he is not to be believed. who takes him seriously? he is a carnival barker. at a certain point if you call your people carnival barkers, you become a circus. so i don't know how long fox can sustain that line of defense and remain a viable news entity. >> we shall see. thank you. i appreciate your time. >> thanks. >>> the defense secretary lloyd austin is trying to change how the military addresses issues o

. >> it was a deeply perm and shocking interview that though frankly not at all surprising to peopley's mother princess die yeah in. >> what i was seeing is history repeating itself or far more dangerous because then you add race in and social media and i'm talking about my mother. >> in a right on cue, the very tabloids torturing meghan markle since the wedding trying to undermine the claims and presenting the queen as the real victim in all of this. i'm loyally by commentator and political commentator. lola, as i watched that interview, again i was not surprised by the racism because she is attacked 'and attacked in the tabloids and every black woman knows what it is to be thrown down as the angry woman, the bully. william's wife is the poor victim of this vicious black woman bullying her and hurting her. it was easy to see how this was coming and you can see where they were coming from. i was not surprised by it. it is sad to see that diana's youngest and clearly took on his mother's e thos in terms of openness on issues of race, he was open already and then he just really realize

a choice he'll never regret... ...unlike using perm plus, a shampoo which attracts cats.ts. visit amerisave.com now. lower mortgage rates mean higher savings. massive fox nation sites are popping up in opening and states across america. many states are transforming their sports stadiums and arenas like the alamo zone in texas, dodger stadium in california and state farm stadium in glendale or arizona. in fact, let's go straight to az for casey siegel to give us a first-hand look. >> i think the vaccine is light at the end of the tunnel. >> it took a little over two weeks after the arizona cardinals played their final home game for arizona health officials to turn state farm stadium into this vaccine mega site, a 24 hour seven day a week operation capable of administering 15000 doses every day. >> i believe things are moving in the right direction. we are getting the vaccine, it's coming out and we are just increasing access to vaccine in arizona. >> they consider their site a model for the rest of the country. it's one of at least 20 stadiums, arenas, baseball fields and

yorker saw over designs costumes and props for theater productions like this one in the russian city of perm in 2020. 3 years before she worked on the fish project at moscow's gorky park. and in 2018 she contributed to the moscow staging of book land. time and again the designer mixes materials that don't seem to go together. her current series fish and flowers is no exception because sorrow is inspired by fairy tales and surrealism fish are recurring symbols in her work ones that are meant to cause people to stop and reflect people. and. dress with and always thought beautiful combined with flowers and white paper it's very beautiful but it is kind of ok but it's not. the life and waters of the dead and. it's kind of a. while and. because sorrow is on her way to nikolai gogol house a museum in the russian capital she was invited to take part in a group exhibition here entitled the islands each participant was given a room and free reign to show off their creativity. installation features paper flowers printed with images of meat here too she makes a connection between pretty plants and dead

they got a big dedense fa case initiative where they perm permanently closed stores and inventory downn't have to do much discounting. some were saying it's good i read it the other way. how estmanagement's commentary the most important part, in february gamestop put up 23% same store sales growth thanks to continued strength in the hardware sales, that's the new playstation and xbox 23% the highest of any company i follow these companies are hitting out of the park. like i said before, they are a little caged management refused to gave full year guidance and laid out top priorities invest in new tech bring in new people so they can become a quote customer obsessed technology company that delights gamers that's what they need to do. on top of everything else, we heard about new hires yesterday that shoot the lights out. a new chief operating officer, a heavy hitter from amazon before that google and hired a couple vice presidents to modernize the e commerce and supply chain side of the business doing amazing. one from chewy and zuilly. i have those boxes all over the place from my wife

it reinvigorated me perm and this entire agency. your support for cdc is so important to the hundreds of cdc staff and leaders listening today into this session. cdc has a long history of leading our nation through unprecedented public health challenges. we are so grateful for your working so hard, fighting to provide the critical resources we need to end this pandemic. as you know, cdc has provided substantial support for vaccination implementation, which is achieving increasing number of shots in arms week by week and doing so in an equitable way. today, day 58, we hit our goal of 100 million vaccinations in arms. i'm so energized by the future. and yet we still have so much more work to do. while you're here i'd like to give you a few updates regarding some of our other covid-19 response activities. those you may be less familiar with. first, dr. henry wak, the tireless and completely unflappable incident manager will give as you brief update on the state of the pandemic and the cdc response and then dr. lan landers. chief equity

and i think that the perm freedoms he fought for -- personal freedoms is what resonates with audiencesirst amendment freedoms. but he was a marketer. and i think at the end of the day we can create that illusion today, i think the lifestyle nature of this brand, you know, especially coming out of this pandemic will be more vel relevant than ever before, and i believe our best days are this front of us. cheryl: well, ben, we'd love to have you back on fox business especially when you announce which nfts you're going to do. ben kohn, thank you very much. >> thanks, cheryl. cheryl: all right. let's switch gears and take a look at a market we've been following actuallien on fox throughout the day, foil hitting a high water mark after a tanker ran aground along the suez canal. what that mean for the global economy and the american recovery. larry kudlow going to weigh in when "the claman countdown" comes right back. closing bell is going to ring 15 minutes from now, dow is up only 88. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [announcer] durán catches leonard with a big left. ♪♪ you can spend your life in b

he released an apology saying my interactions may have been insensitive or too perm and that some of have made people feel in ways i didn't intend. under investigation for undercounting covid-19's death in nursing homes, also. a new york assemblyman who criticize ds the governor, perfectly legitimate policy criticism, as cuomo threatened to destroy him. an avalanche of negative press for a governor who billed himself as a model of coronavirus leadership. independent of any specific allegation against cuomo about sexual harassment or policy failures or allegations of covering update a, andrew cuomo's style has been well known for years. he relies on intimidation and strong-arming and vendettas against people who cross him. he is a bully. that is just how he has operated. it's not a secret. i mean, everyone who covered him knows this. but in some ways this reckoning those the limitations of that style of politics. it's a style with no specific political party or ideology has ownership over. my time covering politics, i have encountered people across the spectrum with that approach. man

i'm black because my skin gets dark and i perm my hair and in the winter. i'm white and it's almost like the kid actually believe me. it's like because i think the kid was just as a confused as i was about my own japanese american identity, but you know life is a process, you know, and i started did things backwards. i mean, i think what i learned working with african-americans and and white people and ann arbor and throughout law school really serve me well as a lawyer in washington dc because a lot of my colleagues on the judges here and a lawyers are african-american and i was able to mix and mingle very easily and felt very comfortable in this community in this world as a matter of fact, i recall it georgetown law school hispanic law student came up to me and said why don't you hang around with the other asian law students? i was like the asian law student mean they'll guide that's from japan and the woman that's from korea and you mean those other asian japanese-american law students from hawaii. i mean like, i mean, i'm felt more comfortable around wh

we have multiple points of entry through the perm nans that will service to various appointment types permitted by charter, but exempted from the civil service system. at present, d.h.r. conducts audits only in response to allegations or complaints. i would seek to establish an auditing function within dhr which would conduct routine and random audits and coordinate its activity with the whistle blower function, the public integrity unit of the civil service office. i think it's important to get the word out. the d. h.r. is stepping up its oversight and this is supported by the executive and legislative branches of the city. and, as you know, with the support of the mayor, i have launched an independent review of our equal employment opportunities and employment practices. we will work with all interested parties including this board once the report is issued. in addition, d.h.r. is recently initiated a collaborative effort with pacific bridge with u.s. response to evaluate and amended or business work processes. i would like to make sure the departments are at the forefront of addres