is negative all the subjects in the pool sample are indicated as not having coded 19 but if the pooled result is positive each sample is retested individually the advantages of their pulling up approach is just to reduce the cost spends to the for the agence to do the turnaround time. and also to test a massively in the community also the group just. for the. advantages for these if the virus has spread dramatically pooled samples test positive too often and retesting becomes costly and time consuming so far however africa has low number of cases compared to western countries and the method is proving useful there. this is the purple for the african countries but not only african countries even for the roping countries since we do love this and the problem is the. pulling up close tonight a pre-planned so we have been approached by the civil countries ghana and kenya are now applying the strategy to mass testing in greece have also come from the u.s. and in britain the university of edinburgh is testing students with this method. all about is a lecturer in statistic in the department o

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with indoor pools sta in: physically. with indoor pools staying shut _ physically.actually being i physically. with indoor pools i staying shut actually being able physically. with indoor pools - staying shut actually being able to swim is still easier said than done. we can't lose sight of the fact we only have around 110 publicly accessible outdoor pools in this country and there is a massive north—south divide, only five of them in the north of england. still a long way to go. them in the north of england. still a long way to go-— a long way to go. whatever your sort for a long way to go. whatever your sport for the _ a long way to go. whatever your sport for the last _ a long way to go. whatever your sport for the last year, - a long way to go. whatever your sport for the last year, it's - a long way to go. whatever your sport for the last year, it's been | sport for the last year, it's been challenging to say the least. there is relief at finally being able to play again, there is concern about the damage that's been done. sadly, i think it's the damage that's

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if the pool test result is negative all the subjects in the pooled sample are declared as not having coded 19. if the pooled result is positive then each sample is retested individual. the advantages of the pulling out part is just to reduce the cost spread to the for the adults to do the turnaround time for the bar for results and also to test the massively in the community also the group does. that concern for the community so those are the men advantages for these. but if the virus has spread dramatically pulled samples test positive too often and retesting becomes costly and time consuming so far however africa has low numbers of cases compared to western countries and the method is proving useful there this is really hurtful for the african countries but not only the african countries even for the roping countries since we developed this and the published. pulling up close tonight a paper out so we have been approached by several countries. ghana and kenya are now applying the strategy to group testing enquiries have also come from the us and the university of edinburgh in scotl

they never rebuilt the pools.that was a perfect image of what happened to the american economy. as the majority of white voters turned their backs on the party of the new deal, the party that really guarantee middle-class security for white america when that promise was extended across the color line during the civil rights movement. lyndon johnson became the last democrat to win a majority of white voters even until today. amy: i want to go to bessemer, alabama, and this is an issue dear to your heart. amazon work is continuing to vote on whether to become the first unionized amazon warehouse in the country. they're demanding stronger covid safety measures and relief from impossibly high productivity standards that leave many unable to take even bathroom breaks. upwards of 80% of the bessemer workers are black and the majority are women. last month, we spoke to jennifer bates, a worker and organizer at amazon's warehouse in bessemer. this is what she said on our show. >> the reason why we're organizing is we need

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is negative all the subjects in the pool sample are indicated as not having covert 19 but if the pooled result is positive each sample is retested individually the advantages of their putting up questions just to reduce the cost spends to the for the agence to do the turnaround time for about $4.00 results and also to test a massively. community also the group just. for the. advantages for these if the virus has spread dramatically pulled samples test positive too often and retest in becomes costly in time consuming so far however africa has low number of cases compared to western countries and the method is proving useful there. this is really hurtful for the african countries but not only african countries even for the roping countries since we do love these and the problems. pulling up close tonight are people and so we have been approached by a similar countries ghana and kenya are now applying the strategy to mass testing increase have also come from the u.s. and in britain the university of edinburgh is testing students with this method. all of that man is a lecturer in statistic

a strategy called pool testing. the brains behind the strategy is wilfred defun a professor at the african institute for mathematical science. if you go to the community and test people it doesn't tell you how many people actually infected because everybody so you always sample and so to go from the sample to the truth to reality you know. the calculations involve complex algorithms defun has translated them for us into an example from everyday life. this thing is really simple so imagine that you have 9 cups of. bins and you know that a chair which corpus the beings you was cool and just so you might find. if you're doing 9. to avoid this effort the mathematician resorts to a simple yet efficient trick he combines being samples from different parts if all of beans in this pool are good he no longer has to test each part individually only if there are better beans in the sample must he perform tests the principle can be applied any time groups are tested and it can be used to combat covert 19. in rwanda sets of 10 a

i'm so excited about being here, i'm going back in again so see you in the pool.ve really, really missed it. it's so important for all—round health, both mentally and physically. with indoor pools staying shut actually being able to swim is still easier said than done. we can't lose sight of the fact we only have around 110 publicly accessible outdoor pools in this country and there is a massive north—south divide. there are only five lidos in the north of england. there's still a long way to go before we can get everybody back swimming. whatever your sport for the last year it's been challenging to say the least. while there is relief at finally being able to play again, there is concern about the damage that's been done. sadly, i think it's going to take a terrible toll on the nation's mental health and physical health, that's why it's so important people can get out again, can participate in grassroots sport, they seize the opportunity and it's all about forming a habit, so we've got out of the habit over the course of the winter and we are really soon going to

if the pool test result is negative all the subjects in the pooled sample are declared as not having coded 19. if the pooled result is positive then each sample is retested individual. the advantages of the pulling out part is just to reduce the cost spent to the for the adults to do the turnaround time for the bar for results and also to test the massively in the community also the group does. which are that course and for the community so those are the men advantages for these. but if the virus has spread dramatically pulled samples test positive too often and retesting becomes costly and time consuming so far however africa has low numbers of cases compared to western countries and the method is proving useful there this is really hurtful for the african countries but not only african countries even for the roping countries since we developed this and the problem is the. pulling up close tonight a paper route so we have been approached by similar countries. ghana and kenya are now applying the strategy to group testing enquiries have also come from the us and the university of edi

a test project was arranged involving 24 vehicles that gsa mortar pool. 12 vehicles were converted touel fuel system, allowing them to operate on either natural gas or gasoline. for the purposes of the year-long test, they operated primarily on natural gas. 12 control vehicles were operated on gasoline for purposes of comparison. a refueling system was installed, a quick fill system which allowed the vehicles to refill their tanks and a matter of minutes, and a larger system that could refill all of the vehicles each night. since the vehicles returned to the garage each evening, the duel fuel system was easily adaptable to this fleet operation. the results of the year-long test program were encouraging. >> what we found out was that overall, some of the emissions turned out by these is 1/5 of what it was on gasoline. the three emissions you pay the most attention to our hydrocarbons, that was the unburned hydrocarbons. the oxides of nitrogen which react with the hydrocarbons, and also the carbon monoxide you don't like because it is poisonous. the some of these three emissions when yo

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now, another item that we have to solve is the labor pool as well, right? we've seen constraints at various points earlier this cycle where we don't have enough labor to build the homes what we believe is that that labor pool issue really solves itself on two different items. one, we have a new administration that seems to be taking a bit of an easier stance on immigration, so that hopefully will loosen the labor pool over the next three, four years. then on top of it we have the multi-family sector and the nonresidential sector that quite frankly aren't very healthy. what we've seen at prior points this cycle, when those sectors start to roll over, the labor pool is very transient and it makes its way to the single family market. so we're a little bit more bullish than maybe some are. >> how big an impediment to growth in this sector will affordability be, both the pricing and interest rates that seem to be rising, prices are going up if you look at a lot of towns around metro areas, the price is going up, and also the input costs. not just labor, but lumb

the money from the investment pool interest back into the public bank. >> right. what are the expected returns on the public bank? are you just looking to be revenue neutral? >> that is unfortunately a carl question. i don't know if carl is on yet. >> president laguana: no sign of him yet, if he gets on before, i guess, we're providing the call-in number for him so hopefully he will join us. i have a couple more questions that aren't as specific about the financing. hopefully we won't be as dependent as carl and he will show up before the item is over. so, let's talk about the -- you know, i should mention, i'm a fan of the idea and a fan of the concept and i think i agree with the point that north dakota having its own bank and i'd like to see the city have similar flexibility and so with what i'm asking my questions i'm coming from a place of being a supporter many of i just want to clarify that. on the working group, you have nine members of the working group. one through three are technical experts and 4-7 are community representatives. where, looking at this

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you just look a lot like dead pool. >> stop wasting my time. guns and i don't really see the difference. oh! you've got the patch! okay, that makes it easier. i'm going to call you pirate dead pool. you can put it back on now. by the way, cool, all-leather outfit. how often do you wash it? >> what? do you have a goat. i don't have all day. >> stephen: really? because i think this is your only scene. eth not like you're off fightin? who's your amp enemy? >> batman. >> stephen: i'm going to fact check you there, holmes. pretty sure batman's arch enemy is the joker. >> technically, in the comics, i fight robin. >> stephen: the kid? he's a teen. i fight him and the other teen titans. >> stephen: wait. your whole thing is you fight a team of teenagers? where do you duke it out, the mall? >> shut up luther. >> stephen: where's your secret layer, the food court? >> up. >> stephen: under the orange julius? california kitchen? stop me if i get to one of these. >> get to the points. >> stephen: yeah, get to the point. i am starting a team of supervillain

a sunny day — no wonder these swimmers at a lido in norfolk were enjoying themselves, with outdoor poolsd to reopen. very nice. it's lovely, it's amazing, it's a great feeling. it's pretty great. it's cold! until today, weddings were only permitted in exceptional circumstances, but now ceremonies with up to six people are allowed. and in coventry, dwayne and nyasha tied the knot after postponing in the winter. even, like, yesterday, it was like, they could just ring, couldn't they, and go, actually... yeah, not today. ..not today. so, it's surreal, it's wonderful. today, the prime minister and his key advisers appeared at the new downing street media briefing room. isn't there a danger of mixed messaging when you talk both about a road map to freedom and getting back towards normal life but, also, the need to be cautious because of cases rising in some parts of europe? we're pleased to be able to have some measure of relaxation today. it is important, it is valuable. i know it will be prized by people. but also very important to stress that we are continuing to be cautious. the main thin

but both pool and mannion played well down in the orlando bubble. 5 in 4 while many an average 1973 will both be available on wednesday when the dubs take on the blazers this is life just got a lot more difficult for the forty-niners more specifically for jimmy garoppolo can't today jj watt decided to sign with the arizona cardinals so of course that means the niners will have to deal with him. 2 times a year he's not a small guy you can see. now teams up with chandler jones in what is arguably the best edge rushers combo in football since 2012 jones and white led the nfl in sacks with 97 in 95 and a half respectively. the atlanta hawks have fired lloyd pierce at as its head coach. this was pierced his 3rd season with the hawks nate mcmillan will take over on an interim basis pierce graduated from santa clara university and he grew up in san jose but. back to the big football news of the day is pretty big deal jj watt going to a division rival i would imagine that this makes trent williams price go up even little more about trent williams age and i'

no guests allowed on the pool deck. they all go through the covid- 19 safety precautions when they come in. the band and the crew. the temperature check. signing waivers. >> ticket sales prove people are ready to get their social life back. nearly every room booked the prices ranging from $300 to $900. she plans to save up as late as possible saferring every moment. after a year of struggle her friends agree she earned it. >> who knew you were going to cry. it is a really big deal to have a really good time because it has been a full year. i only gotten allowed to work three months out of the whole year. >> reporter: back to you. >> a nice evening for those folks, certainly. >>> new at 11:00. santa clara county is confirming a second case of the covid-19 variant detect inside south africa. a reminder we made great progress there is concern. county health officials believe it is a case of community transmission and not travel- related. in the meantime, vaccination efforts are ramping up across the state and the bay area.

but hey, maybe you're in an office pool and could use some pointers. your head in the game. march madness brackets are a big deal, literally. this one is 47,000 square feet, and since the odds of predicting a perfect bracket are one in 9.2 quintillion, we're going to need all the help we can get before tipoff. the experts say fill your bracket out backwards. start with your champion first and then the final four and so on. another pro tip, pick north carolina over wisconsin in round one. the tarheels' roy williams has never lost in the first round as head coach, 29 out of 29 times. those are odds you should not bet against. and let's shatter that glass slipper illusion. cinderella stories are fun but really only when whitney and brandi are involved. bleacher report says you should keep any team seeded lower than 11 out of your final four. save that cinderella magic for the first round, where you should pick at least one 12-seed. in 30 of the last 35 years, at least one 12-seed has advanced out of the first round of the tournament. this year's 12 seeds

general honore issued a number of delusional afternoon that would disqualify him from even a jury pool on these questions and yet he's in charge of this review and our fellow americans are going to hear about reviews and commissions regarding january 6th and i'm here to tell you they're only really about two things: one, hunting and destroying maga and, two, justifying the continued occupation of washington d.c. now, russell honore has sent a very specific message that your politics, if they are woke enough, if they don't agree with his, then you ought to have negative consequences in other aspects of your life that have nothing to do with politics. that's why he called for congresswoman lauren bobbert to be put on a no-fly list so she

no guests allowed on the pool deck.y all go through the covid- 19 safety precautions when they come in. the band and the crew. the temperature check. signing waivers. >> ticket sales prove people are ready to get their social life back. nearly every room booked the prices ranging from $300 to $900. she plans to save up as late as possible saferring every moment. after a year of struggle her friends agree she earned it. >> who knew you were going to cry. it is a really big deal to have a really good time because it has been a full year. i only gotten allowed to work three months out of the whole year. >> reporter: back to you. >> a nice evening for those folks, certainly. >>> new at 11:00. santa clara county is confirming a second case of the covid-19 variant detect inside south africa. a reminder we made great progress there is concern. county health officials believe it is a case of community transmission and not travel- related. in the meantime, vaccination efforts are ramping up across the state and the bay area. gov

but as the pool widens, there still is not enough vaccine to go around. ktvu rouz deborah villalon explains the disconnect. won't be so paranoid about getting sick anymore. people who are homeless or incarcerated and those who work in shelters or jails are now eligible for vaccination at this encampment in martinez, there are plenty of takers. i am afraid of needles and everything, but i had to go do this. i had to because this was very important to mean. other groups new on the list shipping and transit workers and anyone over 16 with health conditions that could make covid. worse for them. you have a plan in place to get all these. these different groups vaccinated if we had the vaccine, the big if remains supply, sonoma county, which took eight months to get to read tear has vaccinated. a third of its residents could give 40,000 shots weekly, but we'll get about 8000 this week. almost all second dose is we want to stay in red when i moved to orange numata moved to yellow. we do not want to move back to purple it and there is concerned people frustrated

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but a recent pool in the u.s. found that more than half are reluctant to sign up. citing concerns over lack of data. as an obgyn, were you nervous at all to administer vaccines to pregnant women? >> no, i wasn't. because i knew that the actual disease, the covid-19 infection in pregnancy was going to be worse than in the general population. >> reporter: it's recommended that covid-19 vaccines not be withheld from pregnant and nursing women. the cdc said no reports of miscarriages, still births or preterm births have been linked with the vaccines in women who became pregnant while participating in the initial vaccine trials. if you are not happy to be in a trial, don't do it. i'm just really excited that pregnant women will have this chance to be immunized for to make history with some answers. >> reporter: carpenter's daughter is helping to pave the way for future generations. as part of the trial, newborns will be monitored for the first six months of life. >> this is what soldme. this could help my daughter and keep me safe, it seemed like a win/win. >> reporter:

one of the pools, and all the kids jumped out and they empty the pool while he was in it.now all of these pools were emptied out. so before we integrate, before we extend the benefits of the country to everyone, they will take the benefits away from everyone. and that zero sum game, that is devastating. it has devastated and it continues to devastate who we are. we have to act different. >> a couple more calls here we're go to butler indiana except as walter governing. >> good morning thank you for taking michael, and i was raised in new york city, i had friends in harlem i used to go and visit, and i didn't find to quote the racism that you're speaking of. i know it's out there. but then i got to serve the united states military, and i shared canteens with black and brown and latino, and we all got shot at. here's an idea from a white man, you guys came here, he didn't come voluntary, so you could never fix that it's never going to go away it is what it is. but how about this. get rid of all the abortion clinics in black neighborhoods, force the dads to stay with the wife

it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined.ide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >> of the gem is fantastic, there is an incredible program going on there, both of my girls have learned to swim there. it is a fantastic place, check it out. it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities. it is as good as anything you will find out why mca.

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pool reporters described her as, quote, a person of color.se he hasn't examined the viewpoint from the law. this comes as a former federal prosecutor paul butler made the case in a washington post-op ed that the pool must include african-americans if it is to have legitimacy. a third dig murder charge could be reinstated which could delay the trial. georgetown law professor and my friend, paul, does it annoy you when these pool, no offense to the journalist, person of color and do not tell you whether there is a black juror which visually people should be able to figure out or maybe they need more diversity so they can visually figure it out, but you wrote that there needs to be a black person on the jury and an african-american juror to be legitimate and we don't know if that is to be the case. >> that is absolutely right. the jury must reflect the diversity of the community. the jury pool is about 12% black an joy, i'm very concerned that when prospective black jurors honestly answer that they've had bad experiences with cops or that they k

mr lubbock was found dead in a swimming pool at mr barrymore's home in 2001.n a pool at michael barrymore's house. a postmortem examination discovered that he had injuries suggesting he had been raped. suggesting he had been sexually assaulted. he had died at a small impromptu pool party organised after an evening at a local nightclub. today, a 50—year—old man was arrested in cheshire on suspicion of murder and indecent assault and the police said they planned to talk again to all of the others who were there that night. nine people were at that party. we know that not everyone was responsible for what happened but someone was. now is the time to come forward. stuart lubbock�*s father, terry, photographed in his care home last week, welcomed the news of the arrest. he now has terminal cancer. it is 20 years since stuart lubbock was found dead in the pool at michael barrymore's house on this private estate in essex. today's arrest is the most significant moment in the police investigation into the death since the last set of arrests in 2007. that was when micha

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. >> i was in the i think it was 82-degree pool. i'm not sure what walnut creek keeps the pool at. i love swimming on a day like yesterday or today with the sun and the way it pool. that's what i was doing. i think we were all outside. that was really smart. yeah. it's going to be even hotter today, kumasi. maybe you can find a pool. >> i wish. >> maybe. record highs today. walnut creek. 48 and nearly calm as we look south on 680 to 24. record highs likely today and tomorrow. the weekend will pull those highs back to average levels and make it more comfortable for everybody and especially the kids have to great all dressed up for the easter holiday. trending weather monday into tuesday. desperately need that rain. we're 39 to 41% of average for the rain season, which ends today. here's a look at the high pressure. look at that dry air over top of us. that's one of the reasons we'll warm significantly. we cool down so much last night and will tonight also. 85 to 87. look for the asterisk. record high. upper 70s to low 80s along the coast. downtown san francisco. record high. 82 in s

jordan poole feeling like steph curry, let's just pull up for three. splash!c-tac-toe, feeding a cutting bazemore for the layup, nicely done, this was a two- point game in the second quarter, this is poole and this is what we call a whole new man, since going down to the league and coming back up. andrew has got to score, he got 29, wiggins rolling, poole has 23 right now, it is 87-64. warriors, now we know he will not be back anytime this season, but this is an encouraging site for warriors fans, that is clay thompson, getting up, three balls from the corner, knocking them down, yelling oh yeah, oh yeah, after every make. he shoots quickly. clay coming off acl with an achilles injury, he has perfect form, i counted 12 makes in a row, yes. the ncaa tournament began today, a shocker in round one, two seed ohio state is out, taken down by the 15 seed oral roberts. duane washington junior, with a chance for the win here, but misses the step back three, and we go to overtime! just over two minutes left, roberts by 4, max, pull up. roberts by six, last chance for t

. >> a return at this outdoor pool in london. across england, swimmers are delighted to plunge back into their old routine despite the chilly temperatures. >> i really happy that i'm back. >> we swim every single day outdoors and we are beyond excited to come back and get back into the water. >> > as infection rates fall, outdoor sports are opening back up for england. for many, it is a major boost to mental health. >>>> i think everybody is really pent up and frustrated. it has been about being indoors and this is about being outdoors. physical health, mental health, exercise, personal well-being is all on offer from your local swimming pool. >> people in england are there to meet up outside in groups of six for the first time in nearly three months and then from april 12, the vernment plans to allow outdoor drinking in public gardens and nonessential retailers such as hairdressers to reopen their doors. boris johnson is urging caution due to rising coronavirus cases in europe. monte: the number of france -- people in france in

>> yeah, i mean, i think, you know, kids in public pools, i think outside pools, that sounds, you knowagain, if you are hanging out on the deck of the pool and just staying in your little family unit six feet away from other people and you are outside, that sounds like a relatively safe proposition. i think when people are gathering in large groups, you know, the risks just go up and we're still advising against that. >> okay. dr. rob davidson, thank you, as always. >> thanks, brooke. >>> youtube announced today it has removed more than 30,000 videos with misinformation about the covid vaccine since october. the company aeld ads it has tak down more than 800,000 videos containing dangerous or misleading campaigns about the virus. the site has come under increasing scrutiny. >>> our coverage this afternoon continues here. we're hitting a major milestone in the covid pandemic. president biden today signed this massive relief bill into law and is preparing for a prime time address tonight to the nation, as the world marks one year unlike any other. university of phoenix is awarding up to

jordan pool is going to get a lot of minutes.the second year guard has been on fire since returning from that bubble. last night, pool had his third straight 20-point game, a career high. he is averaging five and a half points per game shooting 40% from downtown. all those hours in the gym paying off. >> and we come back. just because it has been proven. everything that i did this summer. my confidence has never left. it is a reason i have made it this far. the success he is having. he has earned his confidence. that is the main thing. thing. he has earned well. >> the the foul are the first one-seed to fall this year. sister gene going to sweet 16. they win 71-58. they made a surprising final four run three years ago. we'll see how far they go this year. and will we see fran dunk in a game tonight. the stanford cardinal was number one overall seed in the women's ncaa tournament. they begin their quest for a third national title tonight with their first round game against utah valley. the 7:00 tip-off on espn. the entire women's

tue: spac with nsr pools in the south sea company.uth sea company. tt2 spac with nsr pools of capital for something to do. they do not tell you what they are going to do with that money but the people who organise it say we have a lot of money and we are looking for an investment opportunity. we are going to buy small growth companies and take them public, make angles and bundles of money by doing it and it has become immensely popular, around 150 spacs were listed in new york last year and only one or two in london city those new york spacs are looking globally for business opportunities. so they are buying uk companies, european companies as well and then taking them public in new york rather than in london and making a lot of money in the process. so london is now saying why don't we have a slice of this business? let's change our rules a little bit and tweak them so that we get some of this business. so that when they buy european companies or uk companies they list in london so we have got to make london more friendly as a venue