for now i'm sure robin hood users base is thrilled which brings me -- robin hood has been was because they are making much more money on their net interest revenue. because of higher rates they are making more money off the money that's kept the deposits. that's why managers revenue accounted for 50% of the business last quarter up from 12% back to the beginning of 2021. the earnings results -- last quarter comes down to the fact we have been in a rising interest rate environment. for them interest rates are likely headed lower. something that i have told you at the end of unlikely but i'm alone on this issue. if conventional wisdom prevails -- it'll erode the company's issues. they have been doing a fantastic job of that money. all else equal as -- this company will once again become hostage to options and cryptao trading. we note that -- the company is growing and now problem free for the moment. there's real good things happening for the company. the deposit trends are encouraging. i applaud their success but having said that want to dig in to the numbers there are still things to

i love robin hood.bly the best play regardless of whether you're a bull on crypto, et cetera. you could trade efts. you cannot trade on coin base because they're cuss total yum. the take rate is five basis points on a good day. you should want to be in robin hood because that's where the equity or eft side is going to benefit from. >> i get that you can trade them on robin hood, but just because you can trade the efts on a platform doesn't mean you go to robin road. what is it about the robin hood platform that makes for in attractive for those who want to trade as opposed to fidelity or schwab? >> it's the -- great point -- it's the quintessential trading platform for young people. and by the way, it's global. they're getting into the uk, they're getting into europe. so it's -- of course if you're high net worth individual and you want to trade it on schwab or fidelity, you'll keep doing that. for people who are like in their 20s or even below that, they're going to go to robin hood. they're going to s

what are you seeing in terms of trading for robin hood?the accounts moving in tend to have larger portfolios that they have been holding elsewhere. so you've been seeing those moving in. but yeah, if you look at q4, you've seen continued strength in equities market share. so equities market share went up by 14% year over year. options market share also went up considerably. and the crypto market share has been quite strong. as we kind of announced in november and december metrics, that increased substantially, as well. so we kind of see market share coming to robin hood from across the board in all assets we offer. >> how important is crypto to the business going forward, and have you seen that momentum continue that you saw in fourth quarter? sit only based on prices? and if that's the case, is that sustainable going forward? >> yeah, typically what we have seen -- and just to level set, in q4, total quarterly revenue was a little over $470 million. of that, $43 million was crypto revenue. so it's important, and we're a major player in th

then, robin heard the sound of robin-ing water coming from the bathroom. >> oh god. >> ma'am, talk toor the bedroom. and it was in the back. and i didn't want to go in there. and, i get to the doorway of the bedroom, and i just got a glimpse of her. and i just knew that she was gone. >> she is in the floor. dead. >> are you sure? >> yes. she's naked. >> oh my god. >> in what? room >> in her bedroom. >> okay. >> oh god. oh god. >> ma'am, ma'am. hold on honey. hold on. >> iran straight out of the apartment and by this time, they ambulance and police, and fire department. all the crews are coming. >> robin was in shock. the painting was more than she could bear. at the sea, in a police cruisers dash cam captured an officer trying to console her. >> oh god, i just can't believe this happened. why did this happen? why? >> it's the worst or a mother could ever have to witness. >> it is. and you wouldn't think anything like that would happen in 1 million years. and, all at once. just in a flash, your life just changed. >> brittany eldridge had been strangled and stabbed in the throat. police

robin? >> mary, thank you.elizabeth schulze. good morning again, elizabeth. >> reporter: hey, good morning again, robin. the decision by alabama's supreme court is sending shock waves through the state and country with alabama's biggest hospital now pausing ivf fertility treatments. university of alabama birmingham health system saying in a statement, we must evaluate the potential that our patients and our physicians could be prosecuted criminally or face punitive damages for following the standard of care for ivf treatments. alabama's supreme court ruled that frozen embryos are children, which means that anyone who discards them could face criminal charges. discarding embryos that are unused is part of the typical process for clinics who are treating hundreds of thousands of families in the u.s. who turn to ivf every year to try to get pregnant. families in alabama who are going through ivf tell us they are frustrated an confused about what this ruling means. they say their doctors do not have answers. it is

if it does turn out be robin swann, and it does turn out be robin swann, and it does turn out be robin yes, then. if it's going to be robin i swann and health, no matter who it is, i swann and health, no matter who it is. i have _ swann and health, no matter who it is, i have nine mlas and a number of them— is, i have nine mlas and a number of them will— is, i have nine mlas and a number of them will be— is, i have nine mlas and a number of them will be standing in the election _ them will be standing in the election. so, it's about strategic thinking — election. so, it's about strategic thinking. i've got to be looking to the next — thinking. i've got to be looking to the next election. it thinking. i've got to be looking to the next election.— the next election. it feels as if ou're the next election. it feels as if you're telling us _ the next election. it feels as if you're telling us it _ the next election. it feels as if you're telling us it would - the next election. it feels as if you're telling us it would be i the next election. it feels as if you're telling us it would be a

robin windsor!ogether with his first dance partner, patsy kensit, he salsa'd and samba'd his way into the hearts of millions of viewers. # her name was lola... taking part in strictly to me is the bestjob in the world. there are two things that i love to do and they are perform and to teach. and i think this is the onlyjob in the world where i actually get to do both of the things i love at the same time. over the next three years, he was partnered with former eastenders star anita dobson... # bring me sunshine...# ..emmerdale actress lisa riley, who he reached the semifinal with... # make me happy # all the while #. # money, money, money #. ..and dragons' den star deborah meaden. good morning britain presenter susanna reid, who danced with him on a children in need strictly special, paid tribute on this morning's show. he was an extraordinary person, and i'm sorry if you're waking up to that this morning and are as devastated about that as we are. and we send all of our love to robin's family. just

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robin? >> oh my goodness.e of one of the most influential comedians of his time. richard lewis was among the top standups in the '80s and '90s and recently appeared in curb your enthusiasm as a version of himself. lara is here with more on his amazing life and career. >> good morning, robin. yes. richard lewis made a career of dressing in black and exposing his neurosis in a very funny way. for five decades his angst made him one of the funniest comedians of our time. >> who is that? >> it's a self-portrait. >> that's you? >> what do you think a self-portrait means? yeah, that's me. >> this morning the entertainment world remembering one of its most beloved comic, richard lewis, who made fans laugh by playing a version of himself on "curb your enthusiasm." >> just because i'm a comedian i have to find everything in the world fun stpheu? >> yes, everything's funny. >> representatives for the actor confirming to abc news he died monday night after suffering a heart attack in his los angeles home. >> i left my sh

the circumstances were that robert andt her husband -- robin met her husband. she wanted to get rid of her condo. because of this case and because of my gains my life was being threatened regularly. my father urge me to leave our home. at theuc same time as luck would have it robin wanted to give up her lease because she wanted to move in with a man that eventually became her husband. my dad was begging me to leave the house. afraid for me, afraid for grandchildren. she wanted someone to take over her lease. i don't remember when, but probably march or april of 21 moving in and taking over her lease. >> did youou pay her or did you pay the leasing agent? >> none. i don't even know who the leasing agent was. pay cash. >> there were sometimes i would give her cash. mostly i would pay her via cash app. i would not only give her her rent but when the utilities would come in she may be like i need 70 bucks, i need $100, whatever it was. whatever she told me it was, i never asked to see a bill. i never questioned her. i just gave it to her. >> cash for cash out. >> t

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robin?we're going to move on to the urgent search and rescue mission for five marines after their helicopter crashed in the mountains outside san diego. our chief national correspondent matt guttman is on the scene near the crash site. good morning to you, matt. >> reporter: good morning, robin. short time ago the u.s. marines announcing that tragically all five of the crew members aboard that helicopter have died. they are now working on the recovery being hampered by the fact that the crash site is off a rural, muddy road. also the weather. we've been hit by blustering winds, snow an sleet. overnight the investigation intensifying into the marines helicopter crash in the mountains outside san diego. this morning the u.s. marine corps confirming all five of those crew members were killed. first responders returning from the debris field late wednesday. this muddy track is the only way to get to the crash site. you can see that the weather is still bad. we're told that the rescuers had to ge

robin windsor! me is the bestjob in the world. there are two things that i love to do and they are perform and to teach. and i think this is the onlyjob in the world where i actually get to do both of the things i love at the same time. over the next three years, he was partnered with former eastenders star anita dobson... # bring me sunshine...# ..emmerdale actress lisa riley, who he reached the semifinal with... # make me happy # all the while #. # money, money, money #. ..and dragons' den star deborah meaden. good morning britain presenter susanna reid, who danced with him on a children in need strictly special, paid tribute on this morning's show. he was an extraordinary person, and i'm sorry if you're waking up to that this morning and are as devastated about that as we are. and we send all of our love to robin's family. just one of the many paying tribute to a remarkable performer. robin windsor, who's died at the age of 44. in december, the luton town captain tom lockyer collapsed on the pitc

. >> do you know robin yearti? >> i know her as robin bryant. i knew her -- robin did not go to my college. she went to the college of -- i went to howard university. she went to morgan state. i met her threw people i knew. in college we hung out. not much. she was in baltimore and i was in washington d.c. we hung out a bit. after college, i lost contact with her. i probably didn't see robin until seven or eight years ago a chance meeting here in atlanta. we didn't have a consistent relationship from when i left college and came to emory law school here in atlanta. eight to ten years ago, just by happenstance, i ran into her. she was in atlanta. >> so you have been friends with robin for 30 something years? >> did you hear my answer? >> yes. i'm asking if you've been friends with her for 30 something years? >> i've known her for 30 something years. we certainly hung out and partied together in college. she was from the d.c. area. she had come home and we partied together. wasn't close, but she was certainly in the girlfriends that partied togeth

>> i have not spoken to robin in over a year. she says no good deed goes unpunished and i think she betrayed our friendship. >> my questions are from 2019 until she no longer was the last time talk. just focus on this timeframe of until she left her office. 2019, you reference, correct? >> yes, we knew each other in 2019. >> in 2020 your friends? >> we were friends at that time. >> 2021, he were friends? >> yes. >> such good friends when you needed a place to stay, you ask if you could give relief? >> that's a lie. >> i asked if you asked if you could take over the lease. >> i did not ask to take over her lease. >> i moved into her condo in april 2021. she met her husband and they wanted to move into another separate place and she wanted to get rid of her condo. my father was living at the house because of his case because of my stance on gangs, my life was threatened regularly. we were approached to leave our home and at the same time luck would have it, robin wanted to give up her lease because she wanted to move in and he even

good morning to you, eva. >> good morning, robin.e is wendy williams is the name of the new documentary and a question that exists even now. the new four part series revealing in a raw way the difficult health battles facing the daytime tv icon. >> it's clear my auntie and the biggest concern is people are taking advantage of situation. >> reporter: this morning stunning new claims from the family of wendy williams who was recently diagnosed with aphasia and dementia. >> i'm afraid she could die. >> reporter: wendy's son and only child kevin jr. speaking candidly about his mother, saying her condition is alcohol induced. >> what have you learned? >> i think they said it was alcohol induced dementia. >> reporter: wendy's care team revealing last week that she was diagnosed with primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia known as ftd. it affects a person's ability to communicate and ftd is the most common form of dementia for people under the age of 60. >> there is no evidence to directly link alcohol and frontotemporal de

you've heard me say before, robin.start well before then. that's a big deal. >> going through cancer treatment brought on mine a little earlier than expected. peri menopause? >> yeah. yeah. here's the thing. peri menopause refers to the number of years or the time period before we actually cross that line and make that official diagnosis. that can start two to more than ten years before official menopause. so if you back up the clock that can start affecting women in their 30s. yes, you heard me correctly, in their 30s. when you talk about the range of symptoms, literally head to toe. and there are over 30. some people say there are 50 symptoms ranging from brain fog, migraines, anxiety, depression, mood changes, skin changes, weight gain, irregular periods, muscle joint aches. bladder symptoms. that is just a smattering. >> wow. >> when you think about women going through this in their 30s for ten years until they actually cross that line, this is really a significant issue. >> i'm so glad we're talk about this. there

>> i know her as robin bryant i knew her robin did not go to my college. she went to the college of i went to howard university. she went to morgan state. >> i >> met her through some people i knew in college, we hung out a bit. not much because she was in baltimore and i was in one washington dc on but we hung out a bit after college. i lost contact with i probably didn't see robin again until maybe seven or eight years ago. a chance meeting here in atlanta. but we did not have a consistent relationship from when i left college and came to me law school here in atlanta. but eight to ten years ago just by happenstance, i ran into her it was an atlanta you have been friends with robin for 30 something years >> did you hear my answer, madam? yes. and i'm asking if you've been friends with her for 30 something years. >> i've known her for 30 something years. we certainly hung out and party together in college. she was from the dco. you she would come home. we partied together wasn't close, but she was suddenly in the girlfriends that party together and then,

robin windsor.partner, patsy kensit, he salsad and sambad his way into the hearts of millions of viewers. taking part in strictly to me is the bestjob in the world. there are two things that i love to do and they are perform and to teach. and i think this is the onlyjob in the world where i actually get to do both of the things i love at the same time. over the next three years, he was partnered with former eastenders star anita dobson. # bring me sunshine.# emmerdale actress lisa riley, who he reached the semifinal with. and dragons den star deborah meaden. members of the strictlyjudging panel, past and present, have been paying tribute. craig revel horwood said he was one of the kindest, gentle, honest, funny and caring people i've had the pleasure of knowing and working with. bruno tonioli said, it was a pleasure working with robin for many years at strictly. so professional, easygoing, a really good person. and speaking earlier on morning live, arlene phillips also shared her memories of him. he

it is the most exciting part, robin.f us have been believing these lies, like my weight determines my worth. we've been waiting on our weight to live our best lives. so we talk about how do you unlearn that lie? or the lie for people pleasers out there. i need to please them in order to love me. or the lie i don't deserve better. this is all about how do you unlearn those lies and embrace your authenticity and raise the ceiling? >> the biggest lie we tell ourselves, if i show the real me and the real me shows up, no one's gonna love me. okay. we only have a little bit of time left. i love a workbook about rejection. this weekend tell folks what's happening this weekend. >> oh my goodness. i'm so excited to launch worthy into the world. live this weekend saturday, february 24th, booking unstoppable. we're hosting a live stream, virtual, one day confidence building self worth event, about becoming unstoppable. and the amazing incredible robin roberts is going to be speaking there live. it will be all day. just so worthy, t

robin windsor!e was lola... taking part in strictly to me is the bestjob in the world. there are two things that i love to do and they are perform and to teach. and i think this is the onlyjob in the world where i actually get to do both of the things i love at the same time. over the next three years, he was partnered with former eastenders star anita dobson... # bring me sunshine...# ..emmerdale actress lisa riley, who he reached the semifinal with... # make me happy # all the while #. # money, money, money #. ..and dragons�* den star deborah meaden. good morning britain presenter susanna reid, who danced with him on a children in need strictly special, paid tribute on this morning�*s show. he was an extraordinary person, and i�*m sorry if you�*re waking up to that this morning and are as devastated about that as we are. and we send all of our love to robin�*s family. just one of the many paying tribute to a remarkable performer. robin windsor who has died at the age of 1m. astronomers have discov

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what do you think, robin?question of the death penalty is the question about what sentence they should serve. fort school shooters, the parkland shooter in florida, he was convicted. he pled guilty to those terrible offenses. a jury there found that he should be sentenced to life and not to death. they heard his story and they found reasons to feel empathy and mercy for this individual. that is what our legal system is designed to do on a thoughtfully, carefully, select the people we think serve the most harsh sentence. in this case, that individual was sentenced to life. that is another confirmation that juries are less likely to return death sentences. i think they are losing confidence that it is going to do anything positive for society other than punish one more person and create another grieving family. host: cliff, san angelo, texas. unsure. what do you think, cliff? caller: i think life in prison with no chance of getting out is enough. there are cases, obviously, where people are put to death and they

robin d'angelo.es for the last couple of years for being white or too short or whatever it is. >> that's not why i hate myself. >> i changed my height to millimeters just to trick women. i am an illegal immigrant in new york city. i have a hotel in the plaza and i'm living life. >> alright. coming up jesse files another appeal for a crime that wasn't real. [applause] ♪you... can make it happen...♪ ♪ try dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. when barbara switched to turbotax... i broke four generations of family tradition with five little words... ma, i wanna make perfume! ( ♪ ) getting my business off the ground was a full-time job. so i made barbara's new side gig count by guaranteeing 100% accurate filing and her maximum refund. make your moves. we'll make them count. intuit turbotax. 100% accuracy, guaranteed. >> still lying like? tyrus jesse so let wants them to throw out his hoax conviction. remember he lied that maga dudes attacked him in 2019 and five years later he says he sti

robin windsor.aking part in strictly to me is the bestjob in the world. there are two things that i love to do and they are perform and to teach. and i think this is the onlyjob in the world where i actually get to do both of the things i love at the same time. over the next three years, he was partnered with former eastenders star anita dobson. # bring me sunshine.... ..emmerdale actress lisa riley, who he reached the semifinal with... ..and dragons den star deborah meaden. members of the strictlyjudging panel, past and present, have been paying tribute. craig revel horwood said he was one of the kindest, gentle, honest, funny and caring people i've had the pleasure of knowing and working with. bruno tonioli said, it was a pleasure working with robin for many years at strictly. so professional, easygoing, a really good person. and speaking earlier on morning live, arlene phillips also shared her memories of him. he was sweet and kind and there was something so lovely about him. passionate, driven.

what do you think, robin?question of the death penalty is the question about what sentence they should serve. fort school shooters, the parkland shooter in florida, he was convicted. he pled guilty to those terrible offenses. a jury there found that he should be sentenced to life and not to death. they heard his story and they found reasons to feel empathy and mercy for this individual. that is what our legal system is designed to do on a thoughtfully, carefully, select the people we think serve the most harsh sentence. in this case, that individual was sentenced to life. that is another confirmation that juries are less likely to return death sentences. i think they are losing confidence that it is going to do anything positive for society other than punish one more person and create another grieving family. host: cliff, san angelo, texas. unsure. what do you think, cliff? caller: i think life in prison with no chance of getting out is enough. there are cases, obviously, where people are put to death and they

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then with robin, one of the things about robin, and her testimony is so important.ey were together. i know because i gave her my condo or whatever it was. i saw them hugging and kissing, and she told me they were in a relationship. but more than that, robin came across as like a normal person. this one is coming across as an ideologue. when she starts talking about defending and protecting democracy. one of the reasons she came in like fire was because wade was sweating bullets by the time the questioning ended. then he talks about -- where do you put your cash? i don't want to say he had. i don't want people to break into my house. you don't want people to break into your house. by the way, the dumbest thing he said, just as you said, people come in and give me cash all the time. i'm a defense attorney. really? they have a target on your back. that's the dumbest thing you could say. then with the business and the personal. you made $300,000 in one year from fani's office. no, i only made $9500 per month. had to put it in the firm account, so everybody gets a third.

robin windsor. applause. way into the hearts of millions of viewers. # her name was lola # she was a showgirl...# taking part in strictly, to me, is the bestjob in the world. there are two things that i love to do, and they are perform and to teach. and i think this is the onlyjob in the world where i actually get to do both of the things i love at the same time. over the next three years, he was partnered with former eastenders star anita dobson. # bring me sunshine... emmerdale actress lisa riley, who he reached the semifinal with. # all the while # in this world...# # money, money, money...# and dragons' den star deborah meaden. members of the strictlyjudging panel, past and present, have been paying tribute. craig revel horwood said, "he was one of the kindest, gentle, honest, funny and caring people i've had the pleasure of knowing and working with. " good morning britain presenter susanna reid, who danced with him on the children in need strictly special, paid tribute on this morning's show. he was an e

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he us a little more about robin windsor's part in it.he show in 2010 h windsor's part in it. he “oined the show in 2010 but _ windsor's part in it. he joined the show in 2010 but before - windsor's part in it. he joined the show in 2010 but before that, - windsor's part in it. he joined the show in 2010 but before that, he| windsor's part in it. he joined the . show in 2010 but before that, he was an incredibly successful dancer. he'd competed in world championships, he had represented england and if you like, it was the classic strictly story. he started dancing almost as soon as he could walk. his parents took him to dance classes and discovered he had an incredible talent. he moved to london in his mid—teens and took part in various shows, notably burn to the floor and with that kind of pedigree, the strictly producers would always have their eye on someone like him. hejoined in 2010. his first partner on the show was patsy kensit. he went to dance for the following four years alongside anita dobson, lisa riley and deborah meaden. and

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robin?ow to secretary of state antony blinken on a trip to the middle east trying to help broker a peace fire in gaza amid concerns about how to keep u.s. tensions with iran under control. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has more. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this is the secretary of state's fifth visit to the region since the war began. his mission is critical, to finalize this deal between israel and hamas, to release the remaining hostages and get desperately needed aid into gaza. blinken meeting with the egyptian president before heading to qatar two countries brokering this deal. but blinken has another major goal here. to tamp down rising tensions in the region and prevent further escalation. it comes as a wave of u.s. air strikes against iranian backed militants in iraq, syria, yemen and because the president is promising and vowing further retaliation for the drone strike that killed three u.s. soldiers in jordan. the white house is now well aw

>> no, ma'am. >> did you ever discuss it in front of robin in a nonsocial setting? >> no, ma'am. >> miss willis is a very, as am i, private people. not -- our relationship wasn't a secret, it was just private. not at all, i wouldn't have discussed my relationship with robin or anyone else publicly. >> i did have questions just about the invoices, if you want to just -- >> the documents you are referring to? >> the invoices. >> what kind of questions that the invoices say what they say? >> thank you. >> at this point, we'll take a break, i'll ask parties to take a look at what -- marked defense exhibit? >> i have contracts and invoices i'm about to mark. will be before he leaves me, i want to make sure the state doesn't have objection. >> they are marked as -- >> about to be marked 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18. >> all right, 14-18, state, take a look at those. >> i will take a look and see if i can match them with certified documents. >> and address if they are tendered for the record when we come back and turn over to remainder of defense counsel and state for examination

and robin was given a choice of being fired or resigning and she chose to resign and fani willis in robinto each other again and her testimony now framed as the testimony of a disgruntled former employee stands against testimony of nathan wade and fani willis today, insisting that their romantic relationship did not begin until after they started working together november of 2021. the biggest question looming over just attorney fani willis afternoon ethan wade revealed that she paid her reimbursements in cash was why did she pay in cash and why did she have so much cash available to make reimbursement payments as large as 20 $500 to nathan wade? >> when you meet my father he's gonna tell you as a woman you should always have, which i don't, have so don't tell him, that you should have at least six months in cash at your house at all times and i don't know why this black man feels like. that we were growing up my daddy had three saves in the house so. my father bought me a locked box, and i always keep cash in the house. now i don't do it to the degree that my father would do it, so he wou

robin? >> selina, thank you. well said. now the deadly airplane hangar aircraft collapse at boise airport. three people were killed nine injured some critically. the cause of the collapse under investigation. melissa adan is on the scene for us. good morning, melissa. >> reporter: good morning, robin. idaho firefighters are working hard to comb through this extensive debris field. you can see how extensive it is. the firefighters work to pull essentially everyone out as quickly and as safely as possible. this morning an urgent investigation under way after a deadly building collapse at an airport in boise, idaho. >> i currently have three people trapped and elevated. >> reporter: authorities responding to calls around 5 p.m. local time after a private hangar under construction crumbled. at least three people killed and nine injured. five in critical condition. dozens of police and emergency vehicles on the scene spilling over onto the nearby highway. >> there was a large scale collapse of the building, the frame work of the

robin d'angelo >> great name. robin d'angelo should singer. yeah, sounds should be a singer.o. you just won yeah well , won two grammys. yeah well, hopefully our singing will be better than her politic . better than her politic. >> she is white, by the way. jonathan she's another one jonathan she's she's another one of these white people who goes around white around accusing other white people and, know, people of racism and, you know, thus more racial thus creating more racial divisiveness world. fair enough. >> well, i think the reason why she really doesn't like that painting is because within the painting, you actually see god in his chariot. it's actually a it's it's cross section it's half it's a cross section of a human brain, the of a brain of a human brain, the shape of so the idea is shape of it. so the idea is within that picture, god within that picture, it's god giving of giving the spark of consciousness but consciousness to mankind. but because half a brain, she because it's half a brain, she actually feels intimidated because it's half a brain, she actually sh

robin? >> i don't blame them at all. thank you. the preliminary report from the ntsb on why the door plug blew out of an alaska airlines jet last month when bolts that were supposed to hold it in place were missing. our transportation correspondent gio benitez join us with those details. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, robin. good morning. incredibly, this plane made nearly 150 flights all with those bolts missing until, of course, that terrifying moment a month ago. this morning early answers from the ntsb. federal investigators say all four crucial bolts designed to hold the door plug in place on that alaska airlines 737 max 9 were never there. the head of the faa telling lawmakers changes must be made. >> it's not delivering safe aircraft. >> reporter: the ntsb's preliminary report says during manufacturing, an unrelated problem with the fuselage needed repair. to make the fix, the door plug had to be removed. when the door plug was reinstalled, the ntsb says the bolts were never put back on. >> perfect logical to assume th

robin? >> all right, michael. a new beautiful documentary, three decades, three cancers. here's how her story began. >> i was 30. my story started a quarter century ago. my biggest worry ever since i was a little girl was now front and center. breast cancer. i have a huge family history. my mother died from breast cancer at 44. my grandmother had ovarian cancer. my great grandmother had breast cancer. she lived to be 96. the only one who had early on set was my mother. so we knew there was something going on. and at 30 i had a mammogram. it saved my life. >> we welcome stacey. good to see you again. >> so great to be here. >> thank you for allowing us to help share your story which you've done over these years. that's where it all began, in your 30s, zero stage breast cancer. then early stage ovarian. then just recently, a more aggressive form of breast cancer. >> triple negative. >> yes. i can relate to that. so here you are. you said it saved your life, your own life, three times. what do you mean by that? how a

we have a phenomenal assortment from them, robin. you're touching there. that's called their perfect pie. and that's because you can do so many things. boil bake, fry, roast, braise, strain, serve and store. all in this one pan. this one down here is called the always pan. although sal told me that this makes the best chicken cutlets ever. he fries his chicken cutlets in there. that's all you need to know. but sal said it. it's true. sal says it. it's true. but what's also great about this is that it is deep enough to roast a chicken in the oven, or shallow enough to flip an egg. so this is another one that can kind of do anything for you. plus, they look really pretty in colors. the colors are fabulous. your choice. half price $75. half price. >> okay, bring us on home. >> so this is really fun. a couple of things i want to show you from me audio. one of them in particular here, this little gadget right here. if you travel, if you fly over turning down the lights, you've got some lights on these party speakers here. what's awesome a

let's speak to our culture reporter sophie van brugen when was robin on the show? him. he was partnered with _ tell us a bit more about him. he was partnered with anita _ tell us a bit more about him. he was partnered with anita dobson, - tell us a bit more about him. he was partnered with anita dobson, patsy l partnered with anita dobson, patsy kensit, lisa riley and deborah meaden from dragons' den but with lisa riley he got through to the semifinal in 2012 and he was such a popular dancer with all the crowds and then went on to do the strictly come dancing on tour. 0ne and then went on to do the strictly come dancing on tour. one of his fans have been pouring in tribute saying how much they loved watching him when he was in the show, and also the strictly family said to us they are saddened to hear the devastating news, fellowjudge and dancer anton du beke said he was so sad and had known him for 25 years from a young competitor to a star on strictly come dancing. everybody is going to miss him very much. a very huge feeling from people there that he was a very

former strictly come dancing star, robin windsor, has died at the age of 1m. lets get more on that story. the former strictly come dancing star robin windsor has died at the age of 1m. the professional dancer appeared on the tv show between 2010 and 2015. his managment announced his death and described him as the embodiment of passion, grace, and sheer talent. earlier our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba told me more about robin windsor�*s rise to fame. he was an incredibly successful dancer. he'd competed in world championships, he had represented england and if you like, it was the classic strictly story. he started dancing almost as soon as he could walk. his parents took him to dance classes and discovered he had an incredible talent. he moved to london in his mid—teens and took part in various shows, notably burn the floor and with that kind of pedigree, the strictly producers would always have their eye on someone like him. hejoined in 2010. his first partner on the show was patsy kensit. he went on to dance for the following four years alongside

robin d'angelo and max kendi. what is an anti-racism or near racism, and how did it become so influential? so what is today called anti-racism? what i call neo racism in the book is an ideology came out of well-intentioned desire to fix and address the legacy of slavery, the legacy of jim crow, persistent racial disparity. the country and starting really in the sixties and seventies and then continuing on into the eighties, there was a group of scholars that came up with something called critical race theory, which has been much in the news the past few years, but which was originally a conscious effort to redirect the civil rights movement, to reject the rhetoric of martin luther king, bayard rustin, and other traditional civil rights heroes, to say that actually they didn't go far enough and they should have put race on the front burner. what happened is that ideology percolated inside the academy for a few decades, and then just in the past decade, starting around 2013, those ideas that had been essentially dor