robby first question is important.,000 which was the top salary or wage earned and 3 to 92k, is that more than the actual actors on baywatch made? >> [laughter] that is what i am wondering. sounds a lot to run on the beach in slow motion. i don't know, maybe they saved a million people from shark attacks-to doubt it. it seems pretty steep. special because the higher paid purses probably just like coordinated the schedule for the lifeguard or something. i have questions that's all and saying. guy: alex, or when the wrong line of work? >> look guy, we are from new jersey here. as the starting of a minister pull employee, it's not enough to make this jersey girl blush. i see where they are concerned. guy: leslie, i will point out i did some of in the weeds reading on this. the top 20 earners of these l.a. lifeguards, only 2 of them were women. so are you going to put on your red 1 peace and slow-motion run to protest? >> [laughter] first developed by were going to put anything on it would little be one-piece or two-piece

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robby.ght be in serious danger bridwell's appalling kamala harris is not said to think it is the case of the democrats are calling for at least an investigation. which i will say the standard was five seconds ago, believe all women, right? if that was your ideology there be no need for an investigation. women have said something if you believe that without question then he is guilty. that's never the standard i've advocated any of these previous circumstances break to think we should continue to look at the issue. i also think the nursing home scandal is so appalling, hundreds of thousands of people perhaps dead because of what cuomo that he should absolutely reside. kennedy: glad you said that part i don't want that to go away pretty one that's be the main focus. all of these allegations are awful. but it is hard to imagine what is worse, jessica, and are cuomo running for a fourth term and winning? or bill de blasio becoming governor of new york? >> built the blahs is not going to get a si

he is in trouble now. >> what do you do at this point, robbie?gress will not take this up right now. they are talking about infrastructure, workarounds in terms of raising taxes. they are talking about pretty much everything and set of immigration. a couple of bills that may make their way through the house. certainly, we will not get comprehensive immigration reform, but what is the best way to start that would really outline what our immigration policy is to send a message to people that this is not a way to legally immigrate to the united states. >> yes, exactly. there is a legal means to do it so we don't have people coming this way which is it dangerous for them. it creates a dangerous situation at the border. people coming over are more prone to the kinds of criminal ways of getting there that are dangerous and reckless for everyone. we do not want that. it is not good for them, not good for us, not good for anyone. then you have people in these facilities or cages, whatever you want to call them, there is no good answer for that. the trump

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you won't tell me see flowers on the altar in front of it you'll see pumpkins and potatoes and call robbie how do i stop my i'm now look at town tiny these seeds. when and you all know how big an apple tree can grow. the apple has long been used as a symbol for sweetness. diamond. what then they get these beautiful red cheeks. oh i'm sure not i am such a beautiful apple tree and this is what humans did. martin luther is credited with saying if i knew the world was going to end tomorrow i would still plant an apple tree today. luther said this to encourage doing good now when god most of what lies ahead in the future. and comment. on why then the children were so happy to inherit the apples and they were delicious. in order to meet maintenance costs other cultural events are also held in the churches. in leanin abbey for instance rock concerts have been attracting young people for years. yet another instance of a new life behind old church was. a troubling. immerse yourself in complete tranquility experience the water against the ceiling above the way it's below and take. how it cannot. whi

will be mostly made of wood only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. because it definitely 'd definitely pioneers and such we've also suffered we had to overcome many obstacles met with a lot of resistance from the author. we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients property owners to begin with it was anything but easy. but in 48 in berlin is a recent project of his 6 story up with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of wood and a finalist for the 2021 german sustainability aboard for architecture. to be honest our practice didn't originally warm to wood for ecological reasons it was 2007 i started thinking about wood perhaps 2 years earlier for it's a static aspects. of usable it was only later that i learned how to go friendly it is and that it binds large amounts of c o 2. out of. the well hello high rise is not just meant to be eco friendly but also an exercise in inclusive and social cohesion it won't be condos for the rich but rather housing for people of all

rob to talk about this weather as we head into this weekend, really just on this thursday night, robbie. >> yeah. we're seeing the brunt of this particular storm right on top of the evening commute for the central bay and south bay. a rainy evening. tomorrow we transition to scattered showers and eventually a drier weekend and a much warmer seven-day forecast ahead. let's show you how the rain is right now. north bay is seeing the rain shut down. still looks a little stormy. 55 degrees. wind out of the southwest. san francisco the rain is for the most part starting to move off to the east. 53 currently. you see where the rain is moving to. from the east bay, you have walnut creek 57 degrees. southwest wind at 10 where the rain is falling. heavier rain on either side of san jose. it is that rain shad go we often talk about, how the rain falls in the santa cruz mountains. the rain starts falling again. you're seeing that play out right now. take you to the south bay around morgan hill north ward around 101. you can see the rain there right around east san jose. probably pretty messy commu

be mostly made of wood only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect or robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. definitely 'd definitely pioneers and such we've also suffered we had to overcome many obstacles met with a lot of resistance from the author of these we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients property owners to begin with it was anything but easy. but in 48 in berlin as a recent project of his 6 storey up with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of wood and a finalist with a 2021 german sustainability on board for architecture. to be honest our practice didn't originally want to wood for ecological reasons it was 2007 i started thinking about wood perhaps 2 years earlier for it's a static aspects. beautiful it was only later that i learned how to eco friendly it is and that it binds large amounts of c o 2. out of. the one of the high rise is not just meant to be eco friendly but also an exercise in inclusive and social cohesion it won't be condos for the rich but rather housing for people of all

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. >> reporter: robbie kumar says he tries to book a vaccine appointment every few hours on line. so far no luck. it took amanda about a month to land one. >> i just waited for the email to come and i logged on to see if there were any vaccine, and there often weren't. >> reporter: on monday, demand increases by about four million people. the state is disabilities. the executive director of disability rights california says in some cases vaccine sites will be set up specifically for vulnerable populations. >> and the state is supporting doing pop-up sites in places where people with disabilities are already familiar with how to get there. >> reporter: but most will end up searching online for hard to get appointments. and i also serves on the state's vaccine advisory committee. he says relief is coming. >> so the head told us on wednesday that he is estimating that we would have 900,000 first shot vaccine doses coming this week, the week of march 15th. and that we would have another 900,000 the following week. >> reporter: he says the weekly numbers are expected to increase in the

shopping and they aggregate so there's more there but only if you want the listening posts in actually robbie now on substraction the rise of newsletter journalism. we live in an age of information overload news keeps breaking feeds keep updating the 25th our broadcasts just keep coming it's a steady drumbeat of notifications and news and it's enough to make any news junkie ask themselves do you really want to endure the daily avalanche of information. maybe just a couple of e-mails a day with select news and analysis could do the trick yes e-mails not tweets not facebook posts not instagram videos emails. well the males been around for half a century now so it really has stood the test of time and it's the foundation of all we do on the internet and so much attention these days has paid to facebook and twitter and instagram and chick talk but none of these things are possible unless you have email to begin with well one thing that really appealed to me from the beginning is that it is not a technology that is owned by a single company so it's not like any of these social media companies wher

based digital platform aimed at conservative americans we're not sure robbie's been looking at this mean what do we know about rightly so far. rightly describes itself as a digital space for moderate and conservative voices between the extremes audiences on the political center right that rightly says are currently under represented in mainstream media now it consists of a number of channels including this one others either english or arabic a.j. plus and several other channels and platforms but none of them have ever made an overt pitch to audiences in a specific political constituency so rightly is definitely a 1st the platform has only been up and operating for a few days now what does it produce the launch was pretty low key most of rocky's programs have yet to be announced but we did get a glimpse of a discussion show called right now with stephen can now right now is a little bit of a pond it's about where the american right stands at this moment and work ago trekkies editor in chief scott norwell who was part of the team that launched fox news in the united states now has said tha

dominated the start of this one asjohnny sexton's searching kit eventually made its way into the hands of robbied down but was there a knock on in the build—up? 0ver touched down but was there a knock on in the build—up? over to the tv referee who found it hit hog's face and crucially not his hand. try. ireland led by four points at the break and afterwards they muscled further ahead. with scotland now 1a down, they turned to the bench, and to hugh down, they turned to the bench, and to huthones, who cut through the irish defence with his first touch. six minutes left and, incredibly, they clawed themselves level... but those raised hopes were quickly dashed, as scotland gave up a penalty and ireland's captain held his nerve to clinch the match. it was a chaotic and unpredictable game, but the same old story for scotland. katie gornall, bbc news. england's cricketers have been thrashed by india in their second t20 international. in a reverse of the opening match, this went all india's way on a slow pitch in ahmedabad. captain virat kohli hitting the winning runs to reach england's total with 13

it's produced by mulligan and australian actress margot robbie.st feature films by women already established within the industry, with connections vital to get a project funded? who needs brains? they never did a girl any good. jodie foster, one of the first actresses to make the journey behind the camera, has recently walked back in front of it to play lawyer nancy hollander in kevin macdonald's the mauritanian, based on the true story of an innocent man detained at guantanamo bay. you want turkey and pumpkin pie with mom and dad and unclejoe? go on, get out. do you think that it is significant that so many actresses do seem to be turning towards directing? it is wonderful to see all these actresses becoming directors because they have such amazing experience, and i really do think that the best transition to becoming a director is coming from being an actor. i think all of us have a great story to tell. however, the favourite to take best picture and best director, not only at the globes but at the oscars, is chloe zhao, who's come to prominence

we talk about vaccine inequality with robbie silverman.loomberg. ♪ haidi: one year on from the declaration of the pandemic. the vaccine rollout is well on its way. but while rich countries seem set, developing countries are facing critical shortages. joining us now is robbie silverman from oxfam america. gray tabby with us. we are expecting to hear -- great to have you with us. president biden will say every eligible adult in america will able to receive the vaccine by may 1. what is the main thing that can be done to address vaccine inequality echo is a great point. we're in a situation where a lot of areas for optimism in wealthy countries. we are now administering vaccine doses at the rate of one per second. that is an amazing achievement. if you look at the rest of the world, there are more than 100 countries that have yet to administer a single dose. we are seeing this vast chasm of inequality between wealthy nations and the rest of the world. there a number of things we need to do to address this inequality. it comes down to, we need

will be mostly made of wood only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. definitely definitely pioneers and as such we've also suffered we had to overcome many obstacles met with a lot of resistance from the off guard says we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients property owners to begin with it was anything but easy. but in 48 in berlin is a recent project of his the 6 storey color up with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of wood and a finalist for the 2021 german sustainability a board for architecture. to be honest our practice didn't originally warm to wood for ecological reasons it was 2007 i started thinking about wood perhaps 2 years earlier for it's a static aspects. i just found it beautiful it was only later that i learned how to eco friendly it is and that it binds large amounts of c o 2. out of. the well for the high rise it's not just meant to be eco friendly but also an exercise in inclusive and social cohesion it won't be condos for the rich but rath

this fixture — early points from jonny sexton followed by a tryjust seven minutes into the game from robbiewer back, stuart hogg's persistance paving the way for a try from finn russell. but the irish refreshed their lead by way of a pair ofjonny sexton penalties. scotland still have a chance of winning the competition, and there has been another try for ireland. it is currently scotland ten, ireland 24, with less than 30 minutes left on the clock. you can catch all the action on bbc one. scotland have a game in hand in the tournament, after their last match v france was postponed due to a covid outbreak in the french camp. india are chasing 165 to try to level their 20 20 series with england. jason roy was four short of a half century as he top scored for england. they made 164—6. england are one up in the five match series but india are going well, 94—2 in the tenth over. sheffield united sacked manager chris wilder yesterday, but it's not changed their fortunes. they were thrashed 5—0 at leicester city. their heaviest defeat in more than 20 years. kelechi iheanacho was leicester's star m

robbie and richard fowler. richard, i will start with you.points that don't even get to the heart of californians concerns. how tone deaf can they be? >> the governor has a real problem with the recall because of the beginning of the pandemic, he didn't have clear standards on what opening and closing met and on top of that, look at what's happening in los angeles county, i think there's a clear line between where he is and where parents are when it comes to reopening schools and how we keep our teachers and families safe so the governor the problems here will see how the recall plays out but it goes to the fact there wasn't clarity and his messaging at the beginning of this pandemic on how he wanted to handle it as governor and that will end up being what bears out if it is one. kennedy: outdoor dining, follow signs, signs says you can have outdoor dining, i'm going to french laundry and that's on top of the problems i already laid out that he had before the pandemic. you cannot underestimate what homeless is does to the quality of life not

. >> touching down in nie robbie, covid-19 vaccinations arrived in kenya for the very first time, kenya received its initial shipment of just over one million doses as part of the covax program, an initiative backed by the world health organization aimed at redoosessing vaccine inequality. in addition to ghana and againia, rwanda, senegal and the rifery cost are among countries to recently receive low cost or free vaccines through covax but it comes after a long wait, far behind wealthier nations that can pay full price. >> it took us 83 days from the first jab in the u.k. to the first jab in africa. >> trevor: gods damn, 83 days. that is like two viewings of the shied snyder cub cup. the world needs to do a better job of getting vaccines to developing nations, because don't forget it you let coronavirus fester in one place long enough it will mutate and come back even stronger where you live. it happens all the time. when ebola first got to africa, it was just a stubbed toe. and what is especially frustrating about this is there are so many people in places like america who can get the

this fixture — early points from jonny sexton followed by a tryjust seven minutes into the game from robbier remaining matches, with other results going their way. but ireland have won nine of their past ten encounters. that game is live on bbc one. scotland have pulled three points back, ireland lead 8—3. scotland have a game in hand in the tournament, after their last match vs france was postponed due to a covid outbreak in the french camp. england are looking to make it two wins from two. in their second t20 match of the series in india. batting first — eoin morgan's side are... currently 160—6. jason royjust four short of a half century for england... ..after a dreadful start for his opening partnerjos buttler — who was out first ball. opening partnerjos buttler — england are one up in the five match series. in the first of today's four premier league games — brighton have moved up to 16th in the table, three points clear of the relegation zone, after winning 2—1 at southampton. lewis dunk put brighton in front at st mary's with just quarter of an hour gone. it didn't take long for the

so let's take a look at that, robbie. murphy nursing home policy, we're single out one because it would frankly take the entire hour to go through all of them. for governor murphy here is says, no patient resident shall not be denied readmission or admission to the post care setting solely confirmed on diagnosis of covid-19. my question to you at some point, you saw the media come out, there was a coverup for cuomo initially. there was a lot of silence and a lot of panic, because they spent so much time praising him. will there be a moment where the media comes forward to hold the other governors to account or should we anticipate more silence and ignore them and focus on cuomo in the corner of the room? >> i would not be surprised to see more silence. i've been paying attention to mainstream media, news channels, talk how don't stantly the governor of desantis putting his citizens in jeopardy and governor of texas and theoretical harm loosening restrictions at a time we have good news, people are being vaccinated, likely

robby ludwig. works with parents and children and a mom of two children.nt from frank said he spoke directly to the friends. what do you think about that? >> i think that was a brilliant idea. i do think that kids who are vulnerable to depression should be advised by parents and professionals and the school team to have five people they can turn to this they are feeling depressed or suicidal. they can call and communicate to. because it's true that peers are so important especially to teens. they have a lot of information. we need to encourage teens or anyone out there fthey hear a friend is suicidal or they are concerned, to reach out. tell somebody. it can make a difference between life or death. >> martha: and they need to speak out to someone -- he said you are not telling on them. this is the right thing to do. to turn to an older adult, parent or teacher. someone who can take the burden off of them? >> that's right. all bets are off. we are talking about life or death. it's not gossiping. it's sharing important medical information. we tend to view me

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robbie. >> starting to see some of those changes outside right now over my shoulder. san francisco getting into the sunshine, as the showers start to move out. and ahead in that seven-day forecast is a bit of a warming trend. it will eventually put us into the 70s, inland, as we now, officially, move into spring starting at 2:37, tomorrow morning. we will show you the warmer changes in your seven-day forecast showing you how things look right now. as you see, nothing but sunshine currently. temperatures relatively cool still with west wind at 10 miles per hour. currently, in the 50s. over toward san jose, now seeing more sunshine. northwest wind picking up a little bit at 5 miles per hour. in walnut creek, you still got cloudy skies. more so now east of mt. diablo. and if you are going to be out and around contra costa county tonight, a jacket will do you just fine. you don't need an umbrella. numbers eventually dropping into the upper 40s. by 11:00 tonight. and eventually, low 40s by tomorrow morning. so partly cloudy skies start the day. could see some 30s around sa

you're watching al-jazeera we've been bringing you live pictures of a press conference from osama robbie he's the head of the su is can all authority and he's been talking this through in significant detail about the events that have happened in the last 5 days since the container ship the ever given became large in the su is canal he was explaining that one of the problems they've got is that the ship itself is about 400 meters long but the canal is only 250 meters across that point the problem being that that is part of the old canal that's not part of the new y. e to canal however most significantly he has said that they have managed to dig into the soil beneath the rudder and propeller to a depth of about 18 meters that means that the rudder and the propeller are apparently now free to operate and that they are hoping to have the ship back into operation in the coming hours they have been 14 trying to pull the seen enormous container vessel away from the buying but every effort that they have tried so far up to this point has failed so he was saying that it is important to note that

it's rob sechin doing it robby just bought apple. you bought more apple, tell me >> it did, it represents what jim likes. the value cyclicals. we've been overweighed of late it's been good to us and this recent backup in rates gave us opportunity to buy some names that we've owned for a very long time and have been highly successful with and apple represents probably the most attractive quality growth name out there. you have a 4% free cash flow yield that's growing at 30% per year sales growth 20% per year, profit growth is really significant and so when we saw the pullback in price we took advantage to add to the position i think where we have worries is in the stay at home economy names and we need to be in the re-engagement names. i would say we want to be in those trades until expectation get away from us because what tends to happen, scott is when you start to go long these trades, the analysts start to rac rach up the expectations and you end up missing and that's a long way into the future and while we are renters of these na

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qualifier against the czech republic on tuesday his comments came after his team mates ben cup angulo and robbie. were racially views on instagram after wilson's one nil 0 win over mexico on saturday bale is currently on known to english premier league toughen him up from riyadh madrid to word there's been a wave of racial harassment of social media in 2021 and on the show i think if kind of if everything came together i think and the side it's a kind of as i said a kind of boy cause social media to make a statement if everybody did it maybe not just one or 2 people but if we had kind of a campaign with. a lot of big influential influential people in sport in other forms of life came off social media to make this statement then yeah i definitely think it could it could help and in a 1000 cases i'm obviously over the. in the last few days arsenal legend took action himself he quit social media to protest online abuse saying that people in power need to tackle racism but with the kind of figure they use for copyright infringement well it's a comedy platform where much of the views as has been happ

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aggregate but in extra time only vera netted a game for the portuguese club and despise the other in the robbie o. scoring to make it 3 through on the night for you ventus they would go out on away goals i'm sure michael much and everyone know we put pressure on ourselves but it was the same purport to be prepared for this match very well even though it took a different turn but we reacted well and we tried to win it until the very end we were unlucky but we still tried to win it at all costs we believed in our chances the team wanted to go through but unfortunately a loss can happen elsewhere because you dortmund saw through to the quarter finals of the losing in the last 16 in each of the last 2 years 20 year old star earning hole and scoring both goals against sivia there was a bit of a skate is the spanish club school 2 late goals to level matters but dortmund would go through 54 on aggregate anyway you know it's going to you move them and also it's home when i was a little boy i dreamed of getting old with football at the moment i think i'll get old because of football it was nerve wrackin

after taking an early lead at murrayfield — robbie henshaw with the opening try... the same old story sometimes with us. we are just letting in soft tries, tries that aren't acceptable at international level and it's frustrating because i felt we dominated large parts of that game and were 1a points up and suddenly we are drawing with a few minutes to go. great character to stay in the moment and bounce back, and better things we've been working on. brighton moved a step closer to premier league survival with a 2—1win at southampton. leandro trossard's second half goal was enough to settle the south coast derby. brighton are now 16th in the table and three points from the relegation zone. meanwhile, iheanacho scored a hat—trick for leicester as they thrashed bottom side sheffield united 5—0. the win moves leicester up to second, but it was a rotten start for sheffield united's new interim manager, paul heckingbottom, who only took over this morning. in the day's other games it is one all in the north london derby between arsenal and tottenham with half an hour to go

robby, how are you doing and good morning?argely overshadowed at 1:15 by the president's press conference? >> certainly. i think the big tech ceos will be grilled on the role their platforms have played in spreading misinformation and in some cases unlawful or illegal content. the interesting thing is the existing law section 230 really protects the platforms themselves from any sort of prosecution. the law treats the person who makes the post on facebook or twitter or wherever as the publisher of the speech not the platform in question. so you can't sue or you can't go after the platform generally. a couple of exceptions. lawmakers are interested in doing something about that on both sides. proposed tweaks. mark zuckerberg apparently is open to these tweaks which make me suspicious they might end up being good for facebook and bad for their competitors. >> bill: two questions. zuckerberg says try us, see how we do on this, right? we believe congress should consider making platforms in a liability protection for certain types