after an ii—day voyage, the ruby princess returned to sydney.isembarked, some like kim hurley unknowingly infected with covid. passengers travelled onwards without quarantining, spreading the virus further. at least 28 deaths globally were linked to the ruby princess. an official inquiry later identified serious mistakes made by the local health authorities, but the princess cruises company was cleared. by spring 2020, most cruise lines paused their operations. financial difficulties brought many companies to the brink. british cruise liner cruise & maritime voyages collapsed in the summer. even smaller, more specialised cruising companies faced hardship. the co—founder of the majestic line, a company operating in scotland, has two words to describe the past year. absolutely dreadful. i mean, we've basically had no income whatsoever. normally we take on about 50 seasonal staff. we were not able to take them on. luckily, our bank were very supportive. we took out the business interaction loans, so we've taken on more debt. so it was a dreadful ye

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>> this is ruby.ake a motion. >> i second it. >> second. >> i second it. >> so do you know what the motion is? >> so ruby made a motion, and maybe i'll second. >> on which -- on which -- >> on the suggestion of commissioner tsen to have a one-year contract and then for director beck to bring this back to the commission? >> okay. any other comments on that resolution? okay. hearing none, i'm going to call for a vote. >> clerk: we'll open it up to public comment. >> yes. is there any public comment on this item? >> clerk: there is no public comment. >> okay. so please call the roll for the vote. [roll call] >> clerk: there are five ayes. >> okay. thank you. so i think, then, this -- is this the only other item -- is this the item on the agenda? >> we have an informational presentation on the mohcd m.o.u. >> okay. so we'll go ahead with that presentation, and i think that the mayor's office of housing certainly fits into this community puzzle of what services we provide to the residents and to the people

ruby is her family's translator to the world and a key employee of their struggling fishing business.ing—of—age drama with an authentic depiction of deaf culture. director sean hadar, a hearing person, worked hard to get it right. i spoke with a lot of codas i got there first hand i spoke with a lot of codas, i got their firsthand experiences, i reached out to members of the deaf community, i made deaf friends, it really was, if i'm going to do this, i have to make sure that i have the people around me to be the check and balance to my own perspective. depicting deaf culture authentically is not only the right thing to do, but it also makes the most cinematic storytelling. watching the characters in coda have passionate discussions in american sign language is far more visually stimulating than having the characters simply speak aloud. the first time i watched an asl fight, i was like, this is awesome! like, talk about cinema! you know, you're stomping your feet, you'e grabbing the other person... you don't walk away from a fight, because you have to be looking at each other. deaf com

well, ruby, thank you so much, legacy. well, ruby, thank you so much. good _ legacy.ce winds, for some temporary blizzards here as well. now, the evening is going to be subzero across the uk. on top of that, we still have that cold east, north—easterly, so it is going to feel more like —7 in some of the stronger gusts. now, through the course of tonight, the snow showers continue, again, giving fresh accumulations of snow. around two to five centimetres at most, ten in parts of scotland. but also a lot of clear weather around as well. and the winds are just starting to drop a little bit as we go into the early hours of wednesday. temperatures in some spots dipping down to —15 degrees, again, in the scottish glens. so tomorrow, bright sparkling sunshine, i think, for some of us in the west of the country. but the snow showers further east will become less frequent. and the reason for that is because high pressure will be building, and high pressure stops showers from forming, it eases the winds and the high pressure will be building from the north. so in scotland we wi

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absolutely, chelsea ruby has done a marvelous job beyond relief. without any question whatsoever, we needed to be the frog that was proud of its own pond and invest some dollars and turn that into something really good. we have done that. just think about this. our parks are having millions of visitors. absolutely, we did $100 million of upgrades to our parks. i cannot thank steve mcdaniel enough. what an incredible job he is doing. we had the best tourism ad in the entire nation. in the last two years, $250 million of tourism investment in our state has come to pass. we have also welcomed the newest national park in the country, the new river gorge national park and reserve. and with us tonight is a fella that is going to take us even further, and that is brad smith. brad is with us, and brad has made an incredible donation to work on the concept that would bring remote workers to west virginia. now, i have a bill that is in front of you, and in just a second, we are going to give brad the biggest round of applause in the world. but i have a bill

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did register clear on the grid, and we see speeds recovery for 84, slow vallecitos headed over to ruby hill and clear toward 680. still getting fed off the traffic from the altamont pass. no slowing west 580 or minor. the rest of the bay we're warning about the damp roadways left over from the rain, with no major flooding, just outer lanes. back to you. >> thank you much, mike. >>> wicked winter pile-up, still ahead at 5:25, the conditions that led to a deadly crash in texas. the likes of which authorities say they've never seen and the warning as another winter storm approaches. >>> the dating app bumble goes public and matches its founder up with billions. we'll have that coming up. >>> and valentine's day is quickly approaching, so are you ready? well, if you're not, don't worry. there are a lot of people getting ready for your last-minute dash to get those flowers. we'll talk about that in a bit. 5:10 this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 5:13, as you get ready to head out the door in san jose, maybe sprinkling, but the rest of the day is looking pretty

>> this is ruby. i'll make a motion. >> i second it. >> second. >> i second it. >> so do you know what the motion is? >> so ruby made a motion, and maybe i'll second. >> on which -- on which -- >> on the suggestion of commissioner tsen to have a one-year contract and then for director beck to bring this back to the commission? >> okay. any other comments on that resolution? okay. hearing none, i'm going to call for a vote. >> clerk: we'll open it up to public comment. >> yes. is there any public comment on this item? >> clerk: there is no public comment. >> okay. so please call the roll for the vote. [roll call] >> clerk: there are five ayes. >> okay. thank you. so i think, then, this -- is this the only other item -- is this the item on the agenda? >> we have an informational presentation on the mohcd m.o.u. >> okay. so we'll go ahead with that presentation, and i think that the mayor's office of housing certainly fits into this community puzzle of what services we provide to the residents and to the

kim klacik ran for congress, not in a ruby red district where she would've been guaranteed to win.t that used to be represented by elijah cummings. that takes courage for a republican to do. kim klacik joins me now. hey, can. how are you? >> i am doing good, congressman. how are you? >> trey: i'm doing fantastic. so, courage. we are not always called to be victorious, we are called to be obedient. you ran -- i mean, you moved to south carolina, you would be in congress now. you ran in a tough district for a republican to run in. what led you to do that? >> yeah, first of all, thank you so much for having me. like you said, it takes courage to go in and try to do something that is kind of like the unthinkable. you look at places like west baltimore, you see the quality of life, and you see children living in these areas, and you think they deserve better, and so that is why i ran in districs west baltimore and howard county. at the same time, basically one of the lowest poverty rates in the district. ten times the national murder rate in the entire country is right there in baltimor

host: ok, ruby, and that is the president's stimulus plan, $1.9 trillion is headed to the floor for a vote later this week. majority leader steny hoyer ruling it will go into the floor on friday afternoon. the house is in session. live coverage here on c-span. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. february 24, 2021. i hereby appoint the honorable jim costa to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 4, 2021, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the ch

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it will not be a music it will be a fresh take on the children's novel and they'll have some large ruby they do. >>> the super bowl champion buccaneers will hold a parade this afternoon unlike the parade for tampa bay lightning last year. fans with boats will not take part in the procession but they can watch on the water. >>> now to tax season and pandemic deductions. nbc's stephanie ruhle joins us with what you need to know about taxes and working from home during the pandemic. >> reporter: phillip, it's been a year of absolute upheaval because of the coronavirus pandemic now that it's time to file taxes, those disruptions are impacting if, how, and what we can deduct after two years in san francisco, rachel meyer moved back east to be closer to family in new york. the one thing that didn't cross her mind when packing up, her taxes. >> i am feeling a little bit nervous just because i do have to take an extra step. moving from state to state is not something i've had to deal with previously with my taxes. >> reporter: she's one of 16 million people who filed for an address change durin

this comes as the body of the missing snowmobiler have been discovered in ruby mountain colorado, that man was riding with a friend when they triggered an avalanche on tuesday. the friend was able to escape uninjured fortunately his other friend was and officials say the victim is the 28th person killed by avalanches this season. and lake tahoe is under a winter weather advisory play our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with more on what's coming to tahoe larks yeah see more snow tonight looks like. >>this going to bring another several inches of snow may be down to about 5,000 feet maybe even 4500 feet or so if you're traveling up there the other good news is the roadways for now are clear if you're going late tonight be very very carefully. i want to bring those chains are going to see that system moving in the higher country and that will bring with them or snow right now they're kind of scooting along right there donner summit on i 80 is we've got the roads wide open 8050 no change required at this time, but you see the area shaded in purple here. >>it's the area into the w

religion the read 2014 no one in ukraine would believe the ruby and. the same in armenia georgia to stand and other us neighbors so it's always unpredictable that is why i always i also don't want to make some concrete predictions on concrete. i see that. and you. didn't. ron i'm sorry that we were losing the audio connection we see you but we don't he going to push on just a little bit because short c 100 he's a new jeep is isn't avani even popular enough to challenge president putin let me share with you shortly a great question thank you let me share with you this on my laptop what do russians think about the valley this is a recent poll and the blue people who are proven avani the orange the disapprove look how big this is in russia right 56 percent and then a good 25 percent don't care but no and then looking at people thinking in russia you think that nobody should have come back to russia because of course he when he came back he was arrested 22 percent as a tiny percentage think that that was a good idea 51 percent a neutral let's just make tha

place job and ruby on fire made for muslims. in mexico many push to hold lunches must turn out the love right now climate change the 1st off the story. faces much less the way for one just one week. how much worse can it really get. we still have time to ask i'm going. to subscribe and more news like this. place. play play play. this is deja vu news live from berlin the us blame society crime prince for the murder of journalist. a new classified intelligence report says prince mohammed bin selma probably approved the operation to kill. in the saudi consulate in istanbul also coming up. nigeria suffers another mass abduction the man who kidnapped hundreds of schoolgirls i mean i'm going to treat launch a joint rescue operation. and hope.

the president's response to january 6th he was in the room with the president throughout this that ruby a very or this year similarly short. vice president pence is chief of staff somebody who would also have great knowledge of how the president youngblood the issue with mike pence and it seems now that the entire issue is triggering will resolve around what the president said about when he knew mike pence was in serious danger and what to do it in response to that so i think that those are the kind of witnesses people will be looking at with this is that they're republicans are talking about me when they say a 100 that it's income friends well really what you're 100 witnesses they would want surely if they want to call me and see pelosi that he is not something that will go well for the republicans that undoubtedly will work to the benefit of the house managers case i mean see close he also was calling for help throughout the route in january 6 insurrection so it's hard to see how that works in their favor and as with 99 other people they want hard to say jason miller one of the presid

others, best-selling author, democratic senator jack reed of rhode island, civil rights activist ruby bridges and actress cecily tyson. also part of the meeting was the announcement of the newberry metals awarded my librarians each year to the rest of children's literature and picture books. this year the metal was given to keller for when you trap the tiger and author carol lindstrom and the illustrator for their book "we are water protectors. in other news, bookscan reports print book sales rose over 22% for the week ending january 16th. nonfiction sales were up 16.5% and the national book critics circle announced the final list of the 2020 awards. the nominees divided into six categories including nonfiction, biography and autobiography were selected by book critics and editors. ..

the race to replace him in a ruby red state will offer another test for the direction of his party in the post trump's era. the house of representatives is remembering texas republican congressman ron wright, he became the first sitting member of congress to die of the coronavirus. with that, let's bring in our lead off guests, ashley parker, shannon pettypiece and our department justice veteran general during the obama administration who has argued dozens of cases before the u.s. supreme court and indeed counselor because we are on the eve of the second trial, i would like to begin with you and this way to play for you some of the video case against trump and all that led up to this event. >> the only way they can take this election away from us is if this is a rigged election. >> the swing states we are all fighting over now. i won that all by a lot. i have to say if i lost, i would be a gracious loser. so all i want to do is this, i just want to find 11,780 votes which is one more than we have because we won the state and flipping the state is a great testament to our country. >> w

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new advisory from chp, warning about the east bay hills and cutting through 84 around ruby hill. it just cleared. it was a little unusual for the timing, which is why i was going to point it out. the try valley changes there. an easy dry where the arrow shows you, no back up, hardly any traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's easy toward san francisco. >> ahead, the all-new requirement from the faa following that united airlines scare in the skies above colorado. >> and, no, you cannot have fries with that. it's the end of an era as we say good-bye to the electronic store front. >> plus, making a comeback. the groving number of professional sports arenas now reopening to fans as covid restrictions are rolling back. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good wednesday morning. it's going to be a really nice day in san rafael as we reach into the upper 60s today's we talk about a slight cooldown in our forecast and high winds coming up in a few minutes. >> and there's a train having problems on the train tracks. over in fremont, no problems for any of the lanes, passing sles u

the film is about ruby the only hearing member of an otherwise deaf family she's a talented singer and is torn between pursuing her love of music and her fear of abandoning parents. sundance is famous for its documentary section and another big winner there was the summer of soul which took the grand jury prize and the audience award to sew a documentary about the harlem culture festival of 969 which has been dubbed.

host: ruby. beverly, ohio. republican. what you have to say, ruby?r: my biggest problem with the policy issue is that the president won the presidency because of the stimulus -- we heard it would be the first thing he did on his first day, but on his first day he shut down the pipeline and put thousands of men out of work. host: ok, ruby, and that is the president's stimulus plan, $1.9 trillion is headed to the floor for a vote later this week. majority leader steny hoyer ruling it will go into the floor on friday afternoon. the house is in session. live coverage here on c-span.

they deal in jade, rubies, and other gems.resident joe biden signed an executive enabling the sanctions. they will see their assets in the u.s. frozen. they'll also be prohibited from doing business with american citizens. treasury secretary janet yellen said in a statement that her department is prepared to take additional action if myanmar's military does not change course. the u.s. commerce department says it has restricted the export of sensitive items to myanmar's security authorities. a seventh straight day of mass rallies against the coup saw protesters gather outside the japanese embassy in yangon. they want tokyo to follow washington's lead by slapping sanctions on the military's leaders. >> translator: we want the japanese government to support us. >> translator: we need help from japan to bring the military down from the political arena. >>> moving on to an olympic controversy. the organizing committee for the tokyo games is officially looking for a new president after mori yoshiro resigned over his demeaning commen

he explicitly cited the historical episodes of waco and ruby ridge, which is very common on the rightso it was actually government abuses of the rights which seems to have inspired him to kill 168 people in oklahoma city. and actually, the commentary was wrong, because in the immediate aftermath of that attack on the building, support for the far-right, particularly militia groups, patriots groups, the kinds of groups that mcveigh mingled in, support for those groups went down. their membership went down. we need to understand that very often, political violence can be counterproductive. very often it erodes their own supporters and what we need to worry about for counterterrorism purposes is actually government overreach. a possible grievance, which is emerging, is that the government is going to overreact to january 6 and that, not the attack by the rioters or the terrorists, whatever you want to call it, but actually the government response, is what is going to grow the membership size. we are in the process of creating more grievances on the right, which will only increase support

the origins go back decades looking at waco, ruby ridge, other incidents that have helped grow this movement6th is a catalyzing event. a lot of these terrorist movements have catalyzing events that propel the movement forward. we have to be very diligent. we're going to be dealing with this for years to come. this is not new and it's not going to go away tomorrow. we have to make sure that we are dealing with this first by ensuring the integrity of military law enforcement organizations that are going to be called on to deal with this. i'm going to push secretary austin hard to make sure we root this out. >> it would be okay to not have okayed violent white nationalist ideas in congress. we are where we are. jason crow, elizabeth newman, thank you. >>> america's newly minted transportation secretary is here for his first official interview. we will talk about how he is making history, plus how he plans to address racial and social inequities and high speed rail. you won't want to miss it. stay right there. this is the planning effect. if you ask suzie about the future, she'll say she's got g

. >> but republican holt from ruby red oklahoma disagrees. >> the idea that there are places that havend democratic mayor scott is less diplomatic. >> this is been a once in a lifetime pandemic and was made worse by the inaction of a republican president to still be talking in partisan talking points just shows that we still have folks who do not know want to grow up, do their job and help american citizens. >> the house is poised to pass the plan this week. democrats hope to have it ready for the president's signature by mid march. >>> to florida where republican governor rob desantis is facing criticism for steering thousands of vaccine doses to areas that are his political supporters. he tapped pubix to be the sole distributor of vaccines, following a $100,000 donation the company made to the governor's re-election pac. we have the story. >> reporter: in florida this week, thousands of people got the call they have been waiting for. come to the affluent lakewood ranch development and get a covid vaccine. >> we were fortunate and kbot the call and came down. >> reporter: it was more

on radio, it is hard to see what ruby is asked what rupee is doing -- what rupee is doing.ked about the commodity currencies, and some of the countries that would be suffering, and said you like india. can you square that circle for me? jordan: isn't that the story? there's always a tug-of-war in foreign exchange, and this is a framework people thing about when looking at trade. there's the trade flow, which is your sort of goods trade coming your services trade, and then there's the financial flow. very good trade is when both are in your favor. in china, that is currently the case. in india, it is tricky with rising commodity prices, but there is a financial inflow story keeping it supported, too. just take a step back. we are in a recovery. historically in recoveries, high beta carry trades do very well. that is going to be the financial flow that drives most of these currencies stronger for the next year. bear that in mind. trade flows always make it up it tricky when it goes against you, but i am focused more on the financial flows in the very short term. lisa: you rai

, being the greatest fire arm fighter that had ever lived and then go into a more modern designer, ruby, or founder of the rubber company. -- this is a savage 99 rifle that he converted into a semi automatic rifle. when he went seeking a job at springfield armory, instead of getting a job he brought this rifle and was fired on the spot. . >> one of the great leaps forward in firearms evolution and sign begins to take place in the 18 eighties when we move from and transition from black patrick bespoke was powder. up to this time most of your guns have been muzzle loading. the powder down the muzzle and with the black powder. lead fouling in the barrel and especially with a rifle, after so many shots, that would tend to construct the ap which you have in the barrel, and hard to ram around the muzzle of the breach and breach loaders began to be developed in the 18 twenties. with breach loading arms, smoke -less powder allows you to fire more rapidly because the inner workings of the gun aren't gummed up with the following residue of black powder. by 1840, haram maxime developed a machine g

, you're thinking about what you need to do beyond these districts that are drawn to be incredibly rubyere you are definitely going to have to be running actual general election campaigns against democrats. and mcconnell is making a very clear calculation that he believes that trump is not the way forward. and it's for all the reasons that i think charlie just described, which is that, you know, the suburban problem for the republican party is one that will be very much felt by the senate candidates who are going up for re-election in two years and in four years and mcconnell is making a clear statement that he thinks that trump is disastrous for that. he has some reason to believe that, because they lost two seats, just a few weeks ago in georgia. >> abby phillip, charlie dent, guys, thank you very much. >>> there's more breaking news coming up. nasa's "perseverance" rover has just landed on mars to search for signs of past life. >>> plus, he was an early hero of pandemic, so why is the new york governor andrew cuomo now coming under increasing attack? thinking about your financial pla

the film is about ruby the only hearing member of an otherwise deaf family she's a talented singer and is torn between pursuing her love of music and her fear of abandoning patterns. sundance is famous for its documentary section and another big winner there was the summer of soul which took the grand jury prize and the audience award to sew a documentary about the harlem culture festival of 969 which has been dubbed the black woodstock and it's an incredible achievement for 1st time director thompson said known as quest love leader of the roots. the style of architecture called bruges is a joining the 1950 s. with the easy availability of concrete which was also cheap the term brutal ism is certainly not liked by architects in this kind of monumental muscular architecture divides opinion adored by some and hated by others well it's all around us and it also not seems to have its uses for modern city sport. and group of young gymnasts on the roof of the church of the catholic college can. unity and cologne with the church's blessing of course the athletes are inspired by the angle of s

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