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adored her. >> reporter: rosie's mother, mary castro, was a retired nurse.e she spent five days in the hospital and died on may 17th from covid-19. >> mother's day would be the last day i would see my mom rosie looked for a way to mend her broken heart she found support from a 16-year-old. >> my mom had gone on ipad and i started drawing. >> reporter: the new jersey teen runs a page called faces of covid-19 she draws loved ones who have past at rosie's request, she drew her mom. her first portrait was her grandfather, an artist, who died last year. >> my grandfather is not a number mary castro is not a number. >> reporter: she brought the artwork to life in north texas inside the irving archives museum you'll find the yellow heart memorial there are 216 screen prints of hannah's portraits along with pieces of paper of those who passed from covid-19. >> every time i pass this wall, my heart breaks. >> reporter: a visual reminder that every statistic represents a human, a person, someone loved and cared for who they miss every day. >> our thanks for that repor

its future doesn't look rosy. help us understand, give us the briefest easiest way to understand how and why in stock is suddenly shooting into the stratosphere. >> ignoring the fundamentals and what's happening in the last two days is a concept of a short squeeze. there is a lot of money pooled together in big firms that shorted the stock. which means they're essentially thinking it's going down. and if it does they'd make money. what happens is in reddit, a bunch of investors got together and said we could perform what you call a short squeeze. and if we start having the stock price go up, meaning we all buy, then those people that have shorted the stock are betting for it to go down are going to have to what we call cover the short position. which means they're going to have to start buying or they lose money and so what you're seeing a big pool of people buying the stock. and it's running up in the last two days, not a common instance of what we usually see. >> okay, so unless you are part of a hedge fund is e

you talked about them having to have a rosy vision of the future just how rosy does it have to be >>nges has long been execution. so on the one hand he's always had they rosy outlooks, and has been given new credibility in the past 18 months or so, because he's finalsly started hitting some of those targets, so i think investors will be looking for any kind of color on how the otruck is doing. the company's got factories going up in texas and berlin, really looking for some color on will they be successful. if not, that could be problematic. investors are betting on huge growth over the next few years >>> all right. nobody bring me no bad news. tim higgins, thank you >>> i want to bring in stephanie link, a cnbc contributor, for more on this busy week of earnings so good to see you, 107 s&p companies this week across quite a number of industries and sectors, but i think he knows where i'm going to start it's a big week for the industrial names, which i know you have liked historically. what are you watching for? >> it's a great question there's so many data points that we're going to

whichever way the wind blows it for most teams it remains to be seen whether the future is a rosy one see you next time on kickoff. they dreamed of more runs and more freedom freedom does not mean that. she should women in the arab spring we fought in 2011 that would be going forward we were going to. be our only story of a fight for liberation as told by 3 courageous women james of grant park wanted to close up. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to his shadow and if you just pay for us one official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many canvas and their problems are all the same chord to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and the russian work on the 4th to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a d w. happiness is for everyone schumann penises are very different from primates we have a totally br. it was the size view of nature. and this is climate

actress and tv writer and producer warning to daytime emmy awards as a writer in place are on the rosie o'donnell show specials on hbo comedy central and attend the performance experience and hosting a podcast kill me now. your hands to gather for judy gold. >> put your hands together while you wash them and sing happy birthday. >> i like that. >> exactly. they can up at home. >> how do you describe the book to people? that are how to describe it because people take different things from the book it's about freedom of speech from the perspective of a comedian and humor and satire and it's really about there is so many different chapters of so many different things if you love comedy and then i am just hysterically laughing. if you like a such an unnecessary book and the cancel culture. and then just to feel guilty every time you are laughing. that with every joke it's not about you. >> it is an educational book but it's a really funny book. >> is its the collection digging through the history books but was that in your process thinking i wanted to showcase? >> the only way to prove my p

woefully over the bar of the that was the chance but instead of going in the net the ball flew into rosie. not because man was so annoyed he left his players to stew in the dressing room alone at halftime there's no way leipzig can catch byron playing like this. the 2nd half saw more of the same initially. although any cancun came a bit closer this time the forwards managed to force soon young keeper andreas looked into it decent say. leipzig were at least trying to make a breakthrough and fortune favors the brave young where finally breached a mil for spare with the goal by not pretty but leipzig won't care one nil in the 70th minute. for specs how to enjoy underlined how tough a prospect dooney on berlin have now become. could the berliners hit back they had scored in every game this term. madea's birth to had a chance but this time it wasn't to be a one real loss by doing youn are staying up teach. them for the future of i think we've given a more positive impression of ourselves we're not just a team who go around kicking people sure we're uncomfortable to play against but only on a n

things are not all rosy.should not underestimate the political progress in the political sphere. >> thank you. we will have lots more on tunisia in the days ahead and this evening. thank you for that. india has the second-highest number of coronavirus cases in the world. but the pandemic is not stopping tens of thousands of hindus from making their annual pilgrimage for the festival. officials expressed concern of the consequences. here's more. reporter: considered as sacred rights, hindu pilgrims take a dip in the river, marking the festival, determined to maintain tradition, despite the coronavirus pandemic. >> [speakingative language] reporter: up to one million people were expected in the city for the first day of the festival, prompting public health concerns. police say they are patrolling the crowds to try to enforce social distancing and mask wearing. >> the challenges we normally face, with the security management, the renda pandemic -- during the pandemic [indiscernible] also. reporter: india has th

rosie: creo que fue falta de comunicaciÓn, pero enemistado no hay porque somos familia.a familia rivera ayudando a la gente. carlos: la buena noticia es que christina aguilera podrÍa ser jenny, increÍble, ya volvemos. chef: estamos en todas las redes sociales, signos de twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. raÚl:tahcerÍn! alan:[canta] raÚl: ya veo que la nieve te cayÓ muy bien. alan: si, muy a gusto y ya en casa. al espectÁculo hay que darle pancho barraza, 30 aÑos de carrera y tenemos los detalles, los quieres ver? raÚl: 30 aÑos, tu edad y la mÍa! reportero: en un par de semanas pancho barraza publicarÁ el primer sencillo con el que va a celebrar 30 aÑos de carrera, contiene 30 canciones publicadas en sus inicios en la mÚsica y serÁn 30 duetos con igual nÚmero de cantantes y grupos regionales. el primer sencillo estÁ listo. >>la canciÓn es la mÚsica romÁntica, es una gran cnaciÓn un gran artista como para iniciaron. es un arreglo de banda normal. as

blast woefully over the bar of that was the chance but instead of going in the net the ball flew into rosie. not because man was so annoyed he left his players to stew in the dressing room alone at halftime there's no way leipsic can catch byron playing like this. the 2nd half saw more of the same initially. although in cancun came a bit closer this time but the forwards managed to force soon young keeper andreas looked into it decent say. leipzig were at least trying to make a breakthrough and fortune favors the brave when young were finally breached a mil for spare with the goal by not pretty but leipzig won't care one nil in the 70th minute. for suspects utter joy underlined how tough a prospect to neon berlin have now become. could the berliners hit back they had scored in every game this term. matty has birth to had a chance but this time it wasn't to be a one real loss but oneone are staying up beat. them for the seafront i think we've given him a positive impression of ourselves we're not just a team who go around kicking people sure we're uncomfortable to play against but only on a

i can speak to whether or not i think it should and i do not think schools should reopen this year rosie reid is an english teacher at ignatius valley high school in concord and tell our teachers have been vaccinated and had both doses and been able to quarantine for 2 weeks after that. that's that seems like an essential first points to give teachers the peace of mind to go back to the classroom prior to the recently lifted regional shelter-in-place order the oakland unified school district announced in person instruction may have resumed this month, however case and positivity rate spiked and schools cannot welcome students back on campus while alameda county is in the state's restrictive purple tier parents need to think about the abdomen and the teachers in the schools and this might affect them and their families and their friends in a letter written to governor gavin newsome the california teachers association stressed that low community transmission rates, a strong public health infrastructure and layered prevention measures within schools that are effectively maintained. >>tracke

blast woefully over the bar of that was the chance but instead of going in the net the ball flew into rosie. not because mine was so annoyed he left his players to stew in the dressing room alone at halftime there's no way leipsic can catch by him playing like this. the 2nd half saw more of the same initially. although in cancun came a bit closer this time but the forward managed to force soon young keeper andreas looked into it decent say. leipzig were at least trying to make a breakthrough and fortune favors the brave young where finally breached a mill for spare with the goal by not pretty but leipzig won't care one nil in the 70th minute. for specs utter joy underlined how tough a prospect dooney on berlin have now become. could the berliners hit back they had scored in every game this term. matty has birth to had a chance but this time it wasn't to be a one real loss but only on our staying up teach. them for the chief of i think we've given him a positive impression of ourselves we're not just a team who go around kicking people sure we're uncomfortable to play against but only on a n

. >> you offer a pretty rosy assessment of things, but there are folks watching right now who are in the eligibility list right now, they can't get through on crashing websites, they can't make appointments on phones what do you say to those folks right now who are at their wits end on this? >> well, listen, we are in a situation right now where we've got 38 million doses available, 31 million distributed. we're encouraging our governors to use these other channels of distribution that people are used to, like retail pharmacy chains, doctors offices, community health centers, get the doses to places people are familiar with getting vaccines, it will work better in those situations >> i also ask secretary azar about that "washington post" report today that after he announced that second doses which had originally been held in reserve would be released. it turned out no such reserve existed. do those second doses exist right now? is there a stockpile that's still out there? >> no, there's not a reserve stockpile. we now have enough confidence that our ongoing production will be quality

biden is going to be talking likely about the tough times still to come, not presenting the rosy scenariohat we constantly heard from president trump about how things are going to get better that's going to be the thiem for the first days of this administration. >> john, you touched on the trump farewell video. give us a bit more detail about what he said. >> it was an epicly trumpian speech, one in which he expressed no regret for the deaths from covid-19 or from his administration's handling of it. and then went on to congratulate himself on one issue after another. he talked about the medical miracle that the administration had come through with the vaccinations. and he does deserves credit from which the speed those vaccinations came forth. but his critics would deny him from getting that covid-19 epidemic, pandemic under control because we have 9/11 size numbers every day in terms of deaths. about 3,000 or more from covid-19. he went on to congratulate himself all true until covid came into the pictures. at one point we had more than 30 million people out of work. that is nearly 10%

whichever way the wind blows the most teams it remains to be seen whether the future is a rosy one.see you next time on the kick off. they dreamed of more russians and more freedom freedom modesto on freedom. and she should women in the alice springs we fought in 2011 that would be going away and we were going. to harrowing story of a fight for liberation as told by 3 courageous women. of brad parker who wanted to close on. 13. 1000000 square islamic. tires the largest charity organisation is supporting people who are working in the news. allegedly. a whistleblower discloses confidential documents and the suspicion that the target is financing radical islamists in europe. in 75 minutes on d w. it's about billions. it's about how the world. gets a vote the foundation of a new world order the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network and so in europe conflicts are inevitable the consequences unpredictable the guinness book of the shaking of the chinese state has a lot of money at its disposal from the ship and that's how it's expanding and asserting it

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which was, marie rosie and stop working. can ijust establish, when did you propose?” aboutjonathan. he is lying there and then he says, will you marry me? he mouthed at me, marry me because he couldn't actually speak at the time. he still had a tracheostomy. how did you react? had a tracheostomy. how did you rea ct? we re had a tracheostomy. how did you react? were you expecting it?” had a tracheostomy. how did you react? were you expecting it? i had actually bought a ring to propose to him if he made it. oh, you two are adorable! it would have been awkward if you had been mouthing marry me and rosie couldn't work out what he was saying. what are you saying?!” didn't tell anybody really apart from my very, very close friends. what if he was high as a kite on medication, i thought?! what if he was high as a kite on medication, ithought?! i what if he was high as a kite on medication, i thought?! i waited until he was fully compass and then isaid, do until he was fully compass and then i said, do you know when you asked me to marry you, did you mean it? and he did. you

of sunflower butter which is the same ingredient used in its non-dairy ice cream flavors include rosie's batch made with pumpkin and cookies and. pontoons mix who have that's peanut butter and pretzel dogs that love that the 4 ounce cups go on sale in grocery stores and pet stores later this month so there's a fun way to offer your four-legged friend will treat. we'll take a quick break time is 4.56 coming up the next hour of the kron 4 morning news, the mega millions jackpot just keeps climbing, we'll tell you how big the total jackpot is now. >>and why santa clara county officials are upset with the covid vaccine. distribution plan that's currently in place to take a look. >>the news station you're watching and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher we have a pretty good tuesday on tap for your weather wise anyway, it looks pretty nice but would you like to do today as you do outside do just about anything warmer and warmer. sure is john really nice. yeah, definitely warming up especially guys towards the end of the week that some will be clo

all rosie in the whole. you know the rebel groups. you know so we have a way we've looked at it civilians have become a target of the conflict i mean if you talk about humanitarian situations in center after public you know you're talking about civilians they have corner ability in the crises is the primary concern for everyone and you know no matter how careful minas mom has been in the matter how careful. will the russian forces have been or the run these forces or even the rebels themselves you know you know civilians are fleeing that they do not trust the need the government to protect them you know the rule of minas minutes my scene said 2014 that was primarily to protect civilians but if she were down safely in then it means they come along and i connected or it cannot be assured that protection. so the reason that some of the middle east. are here to saying one of the things. that the coalition of armed groups who want to be the next government way in or out of this time never having well this time they're not have things of a

for example but at the same time the picture isn't completely rosy the chinese government is quite concerned about consumption this really was a weak spot you actually saw retail spending slump by 3.9 percent people simply are not spending as much as the chinese government would like and it does seem that confidence is still really very much affected by this continuing pandemic across the world and katrina the big problem now of course is that china is currently fighting a resurgent outbreak how is this likely to affect the economy going forward. that's hard to answer just since the beginning of 2021 china has identified just over 1000 cases which relative to other countries may not seem like a vast number but it is quite significant for the chinese government and as a result we've seen a number of cities put back into lockdown a lot of restrictions put back in across major cities in beijing and this really has affected confidence people simply. going back into being a luddite and not not putting their hands in their pockets and spending on cars and homes and things like that and especially

not not a rosy picture i would say isn't the dollar kind of losing that status part of it dave. i was think so i think you can see evidence of consortium building and faraway lands where they want to. costly just some are not dependent on the dollar create their own reserve currency and so i would imagine the alliance russia and china we you know i'm asked why and i think there's absence of that once they can say you know you know they can slip off the dollar the $100.00 lost a lot of its skin and i don't blame them for doing it either it's not brain and so to push back to this we're hearing about a new bretton woods or the great new resets coming in order to quote build back better what do the global central planners have in mind with these phrases and ideas dave. well. i don't know anyone who actually knows now that question they're big on platitudes and tales and tears and snow it's a push of the united states out of its small positions and superpower and appears to be pushing dollar reserve currency out of the picture i don't know what else it could be it could they're going

sorry, i call you rosie because of your headpiece! you wear it with style. i hope the clean—up goes well and you get the smell out, which is the worst thing. it is and you get the smell out, which is the worst thing.— the worst thing. it is horrible. thank you _ the worst thing. it is horrible. thank you for _ the worst thing. it is horrible. thank you for that. _ breaking news before the weather, coming from social media so it is not confirmed, but there are reports spreading on social media that the wife of alexei navalny, julia, has been detained at the moscow rally. we know there have been about 800 arrests at the rally so here are the pictures. this is the latest scene in moscow. you can see the level of the police presence but the protest is largely good tumours. nonetheless, about 800 arrests. now time for a look at the weather. well, we are expecting some fresh snow, but most of it will not arrive until this time tomorrow. as far as today is concerned, it is a case of clear skies across many parts of the country and the chance of that snow increases

up comedian actress, tv writer and producer, she went to rewards for a writer and producer on the rosie o'donnell show, she has had standup specials on hbo, comedy central and a tunnel performance experience and she currently host the podcast kill me now. i want to say put your hands together for judy gold but we cannot do that now, how does that work, what people say on zoom. >> put your hands together while you're washing them in saying happy birthday. >> and staying away from everybody. >> exactly. i guess they can clap at home. >> you can clap but don't cop was somebody else's hands. >> do you want to give a little, what is your pitch for the book, how do you describe the people asked? >> i don't know how to describe it, people take different things from the book, it is about freedom of speech from the perspective of a comedian in humor and sapphire, there are so many different chapters of so many different things, if you love comedy, there is a thought of history and there is a lot of amazing material and people have been telling me, i'm reading and learning so much and then i'm hy

but at the same time the chinese government says that the picture isn't completely rosy consumption remains a big concern people are still not spending enough they're confident still seems to be quite affected by the pandemic and we actually saw a slump in retail spending by about 3.9 percent and katrina the problem now of course is that china is currently fighting a resurgent outbreak how is this like to just get the economy going forward. that's right so we did have seemingly returns normal lives until the beginning of 2021 where there was an outbreak identified in northern china and some of the region surrounding beijing and since then the government has actually identified about 1300 covered 1000 cases which compared to other countries may not seem like a large number but the chinese government is definitely clamping down we see now about 11 regions under the lockdown all very heavy restrictions and that's concerning because we have the chinese new year period coming up in the middle of february and many people were hoping that with the celebrations many people would be spending many pe

administration biden is going to be talking likely about the tough times still to come not presenting the rosy scenario that we constantly heard from president trump about how things are going to get better. and i think that is going to be the theme for the 1st days of this administration and. the. video give us a bit more detail about what he said. it was an epically trumpy in speech one in which he expressed no regret for the deaths from covert 19 or from his administration's handling of it. and then went on to congratulate himself on one issue after another he talked about the medical miracle that the administration had come through with with the vaccinations and he does deserve credit for the speed with which those vaccinations came forth but i think his critics would deny him credit for really getting that 1000 epidemic pandemic under control because we are seeing still 911 size numbers every day in terms of death here about 3000 or more from covert 19 he went on to congratulate himself for making huge economic progress all true up to the point when covert 1000 came into the picture and t

. >> reporter: and while the 45th president often made rosy predictions about the virus-- >> it's goingsappear, it is disappearing. >> reporter: --today, the 46th vowed not to sugarcoat the facts. >> the brutal truth is, it's going to take months before we can get the majority of americans vaccinated. >> o'donnell: and nancy cordes joins us now. now, nancy, this is the first time there has been a national plan. i understand you have some new reporting on just how quickly this plan is being rolled out to the states. >> reporter: that's right, norah. we're already hearing from some state officials who tell us they are getting more outreach from key federal agencies just within the past 24 hours of this new administration, including, crucially, offers of help from fema to set up and staff masked vaccination sites. >> o'donnell: that help is needed. nancy cordes, thank you. well tonight, while nearly 20 million doses of covid vaccine sit in freezers across the country, health officials in many states say they don't have enough vaccine. so far, about 17.5 million americans have had at least

since january 2019, when i became the president, san francisco had a rosy economy and rosy economy was humming at the time. we just finished a process for us to determine who would be the mayor and to lead us into the future. we were talking about major transit projects and transportation along marcus street. when city started announcing delays in projects in 2019, it was only at the beginning of the bad news. then, 2020 happened. once news hit in january about the corruption scandal surrounding our department heads, we start to get a sense that the scandals will rock city government and that we needed to brace for that. we continue to the investigations. during -- of course covid-19 hit february and march and rocked the city again. it rocked the entire world. city need to act swiftly. should or should we not close down businesses or other services. what is essential and what is not. how do we strengthen our healthcare system as we saw in other cities and countries. what's going to happen in businesses and economy. this is not the time to squabble over lesser decisions when people live

counter a russian influence or russian increasing influence they don't want to leave syria to be all rosy for russian so that they don't expand more into the middle east which is traditionally a u.s. territory now the s.d.f. are being used obviously as the years are are happy with the support they're getting from the united states but they need to realize that their own project doesn't bode well with the rest of the syrians the whole or the entire notion of having one ethnicity or one group of people being specific or more specific about their country than everybody else is so devastating in syria and there are all sorts of hidden issues that we cannot really see because the arabs in that area are feeling very nervous and one could argue it is because of the american presence over there that the arabs are not causing so much trouble once the american presence is out then it could be of the biden administration it could be later on we don't know this could actually have a back they could actually have a backlash so is the united states did the united states do a very good job over there i