thanks sara so what's very raw coming on the show as i say the headlines here all about princess the tea for dubai not about mas atoll tell me about the hope mission the how question is it is our 1st planetary exploration mission from the emirates today the orbiter is around maurice for us this is our very 1st science mission that's going to characterize the atmosphere of mars and it will become mars is very 1st weather satellite to better understand. the dynamics a happens or an entire marching year for us it's been a remarkable 7 year journey now of working on designing and developing a very complex system with which we've worked with the united states universities of colorado arizona state university rest of california berkeley to transfer a lot of know how and experience towards our engineers so that we can get to the point today were able to develop complex ensuring systems you have one of the instruments scientists in colorado is what it is saying the images coming from the the mission are breathtaking with a breathtaking view that was andrew jones saying the 1st images of as i

thank sara so what's very raw coming on the show as i say the headlines here all about princess the tea for dubai not about mas at all tell me about the hope mission and how christian is about. as our 1st planter expiration mission from the emirates today the orbiter is around mars for us this is our very 1st science mission that's going to characterize the atmosphere of mars and it will become mars is very 1st weather satellite to better understand the dynamics that happens around an entire martian year for us it's been a remarkable 7 year journey now of working on designing and developing a very complex system with which we've worked with the united states universities of colorado arizona state university rest of california berkeley to transfer a lot of know how and experience towards our engineers so that we can get to the point today were able to develop complex engineering systems you have one of the instruments scientists in colorado was quoted as saying the images coming from the the mission are breathtaking with a breathtaking view that was andrew jones saying the 1st images of

that is my question, sara. so he's actually considering running himself? was that a serious comment? >> reporter: absolutely dead serious. he has definitely considered running. he says he may even step down as the chairman of the proud boys in order to do that. and not only that, but in order to support others who are of like minds to also help them run for office as well. now, there is a twist to this of course. he might have a little bit of public relations problem in his campaign because canada has recently designated the proud boys a terrorist organization, and that could cause him some problems with some constituents. but he says he believes he could win like so many other politicians. >> great reporting, but this is how i characterize your reporting, a study in contrasts. he said this, and then you would say "but, this is what actually happened". >> reporter: yeah. there's a lot of give and take, and you know this from doing interviews yourself, don. you have to challenge people. a lot of people talk about why give this person a platform? because he'

from sara, so did the k one visa process mostly known from tlc's 90-day fiancÉe have its roots in theislation from 1945? >> yes. >> awesome. and i do see that somebody has their hand raised, i will try to get through all the rain ones and then call on the hand razor, just so that i don't miss anything. >> i'm sorry, let me qatar very that other question. i see what's he saying now. talk about the reality television show. i don't know, maybe it does but i can't answer that. i misread that. i'm not a reality television person, so i'm sorry. >> fair enough. from gordon, what about stories of our enemy p.o.w. is brought to america who might have married americans? i know who they were with the p.o.w. camp in hot springs america, and the american go home with them. >> i haven't done much in my research but that's a very interesting question you brought up. have a very good friend who served as a p.o.w.. he was a guard in the p.o.w. camp of italians interments in wyoming. and, he often talked about the friendships that were established between and prisoners and also ladies has proven prison

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sara so much. >> guest: thank you see you shortly. sue but all right let's learn more about james monroe himself. as i mentioned earlier i guess tonight is tim mcgrath. he is a two time winner of the commodore john barry book award for american literature for his books john barry in american hero the age of sale give me a fast ship. the continental navy and also run the samuel elson for literature present mentioned earlier he's the author of the new book james monroe life published by dutton penguin. it's a big book but it's a leasing placing a bookshelf it's a delightful read. tim, i'm delighted to welcome each of the program. >> thanks so much for having me into the staff at mount vernon as well. >> it's great to see him excited to talk about all things monroe this evening. jimbo as we call him around the office. let's start here you've written to very important books about naval history of the american revolution and the early republic. so why james monroe? back of editor jim howard was looking to do a book and let's go past naval

we are very loving, and it's so important that the world knows that, sara. they're hating. they're making money off of our pain. it's time to set some boundaries. not all speech, not all writing is free. it is not free if it terrorizes another human being. >> reporter: she and her family haven't seen a dime of the $14 million the court says he owes them. he is holding on to half a million of bitcoin and received bitcoin valued at nearly $600,000 over the past six years. another neo-nazi getting crypto donations for hate. we caught up with him in 2017 as white supremacists gathered in houston saying they were there to protect confederate monuments. you said the holocaust, you don't believe the holocaust happened? >> show me a piece of evidence. >> reporter: there's evidence everywhere. why do you hate blacks and jews so much? >> i don't hate blacks. i hate the jews because they are behind all of this. >> reporter: the 54-year-old neo-nazi is a fugitive for using tear gas against counterprotesters against the charlottesville rally. he failed to show up for all

there they do stay with us if you can for that so as mourner website to the view dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram admittedly and i'm sara kelly in berlin because so much for watching take care and 6. lol. people have to say 1st to us. trying to listen to the. reporter every weekend on d w. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. coronavirus up to the code of special monday to friday on t.w. . a travel booking britain holiday makers rush to secure their plans after the u.k. government lays out a new road map to gradually relax pandemic restrictions including on foreign travel . also on the show what has the pandemic taught us about the global food supply expert about how wealthy nations have seen new vulnerabilities in the last year. and spain as shoppers defy the pandemic to hit the winter sales but it comes too late to save many smaller businesses. into the show m c. it's good to have you with us well holiday makers in the u.k. are rushing to get their bookings in that after prime minister bo

so did health care workers and evening commuters as well. moore's family members say they are incredibly touched by the tribute. you are up to date sara international hero amazing. >> so inspirational and a good soul i was so glad he was knighted by the queen. i just was >> how about that? made it through a few news updates in the last year. >>> up next shares of paypal are moving after reporting earnings up more than 23% revenue growth. looks like fourth quarter volume rose the stock is up 2% after hours 'ldiinhether it is still a buy after a monster run. we'll be right back. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. obsession has many names. this is ours. the new lexus is. all in on the sports sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month for thirty nine months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> paypal shares up 2% after hours beating revenue and earnings estimates the stock building on a year of epic returns more than doubling in the last 12 months. g

they bought about four years ago sara lee. so it's a huge mexican company. i think it's the most important in mexico also global company. ,they have the best logistics that you could imagine, and, of course, they are also more than 30 factories in the u.s. >> do they own twinkies? >> i don't think so because that is wonder but i would have to double check but they are famous in mexico. >> and also for the white bread that they do. >> yes, yes. so basically they are great but there are other companies that are smaller. for example, -- i'm sure you have never heard of them. they have like nine plants in the u.s. and what is what they do? they manufacture most of the aluminum cans for tuna, for beer, and there also a full -- a successful mexican company, family-owned, not stock listed. so we can talk about this and, of course, you have some investments of the great tv networks in mexico, but another thing, that we're having more and more also, small and medium businessmen, mexican businessmen that are established, or businesswomen, of course that are establishi

so that you can relieve muscular tension and you can also influence joint mobility this so-called joint play. sara pissed. mobilizes specific muscles on joints in christina's back. i slide my hand under the vertebra and the edge of my hand forms a hypo. like a pivot through which i can mobilize the area during the stretch then i turn the patient back over my hand off she breathes in and when she exhaled i increase the stretch right in the area where she is restricted. to a patient often has a picture in their mind a sense that something has popped out or a vertebra is out of place obviously that's not the case that would be dreadful and not a case for manual therapy but what we're actually looking at is a functional disorder of some things within the home functional apparatus that is not moving properly it's a manual therapist's job to find and support the patient and being able to move normally again. and it works well studies say handholds like these improve my ability with chronic back pain even more effectively than analgesic injections and i stare at pate. in fact for patients with acute back

so sara, one of his close allies is taking a significant step against the proud boys, right?yeah. enrique tarrio says himself he is considering for running for office. that he may step down from his role as chairman of the proud boys at some point to concentrate on that and helping others with like minds run for office. but he may have a public relations problem because in the last few weeks canada has designated the proud boys as a terrorist organization. that might hurt his chances. but he says the canadian proud boys might just fight that in court. >> he might also have to wear a different costume and take out the glasses and the hat and actually make eye contact. andrew, in all your years at the fbi have you ever seen the rise of so many extremist groups at once? i mean, let alone groups that were taking their cues from someone in office. sort of the mainstreaming of these kinds of groups. >> no. absolutely not. there's no -- there's no history of this whatsoever. look, we've always had an issue with domestic violent extremists in this country, and that goes back decades,

so strong across the board. >> wow. >> is it seen as a bump from stimulus or could it be lasting? >> i think it is a bump from stimulus but remember, sara, a lot of the stimulus has been saved. so there is the wherewithal on the part of consumers to keep spending down the road we'll have to watch that there was incredible spending in department stores, all kinds of discretionary items that made me think it was kind of like christmas in january because we have the lack luster numbers in december so people really opened up their wallets in january >> steve liesman, thanks so much for that >>> still to come, shopify has been on a tear the stock up 700% in the last two years and the company just reported huge growth numbers but the outlook for 2020, sorry, 2021 has weighed on shares a bit today down 3%. we'll ask the company's president about that next. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. we see temperature control software giving everyone a shot at vital vaccines. at emerson, our software is shepherding medicines through every step of the cold chain, helping track conditions to keep each dose safe and effective. emerson. consider it so

so i would just echo her and say that, you know, this was a really horrible attack that happened. and it -- people need to be held accountable for it. >> sara guerrero, i so appreciate, i know our viewers do, the willingness that you've shown to share your story and we thank you. we're glad that you're able to smile and that your family is able -- i'm sure you've had many conversations with them since. and to know that you went right back to work, did what needed to be done, and we thank you for your service to the country. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> well, we have a lot more to come on this very busy day. he was cleared of federal charges with a last-minute pardon from donald trump but now steve bannon is being investigated on state charges by the manhattan d.a. could we see trump's former campaign chief back in court? you're watching msnbc. t and day. ...and delegating to an experienced live bookkeeper for peace of mind. your books are all set. so you can finally give john some attention. trusted experts. guaranteed accurate books. intuit quickbooks live. still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster downy unstopables dry, distres

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so fast. what's the link? >> sara, you and your guests have talked about i.ounted cash flow models, risk premium models all suggest stocks need to adjust lower to the bond market having been cheaper. one of the things we have highlighted to our customers and clients over the last week or so is this idea that coming off of a zero bound is very different we really took the entire treasury market up to ten years out of the equation. it was 50 basis points or less a year ago or 11 months ago. a lot of portfolios that use equ treasuries to edge had, equity portfolios need to rebalance the bond did nothing for you you had nothing there, there was no protection. now you can get some protection. that's a soothing thing for the bond market because there wasn't many out there i think coming off the zero is positive for the equity market for bringing in new buyers or should i say old buyers. but jeff is right, this is about real yields going up, expectations that there real growth will be happening in the future that's what a steeper curve tells you, that we are more no

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and so they're afraid. >> sara, we know according to those who track them there are the so-called oathpers in states throughout the country. have any of them come forward and denounced what happened on january 6th? >> reporter: yeah, this is kind of the first time that we have heard such a strong denouncement. there were oath keepers from north carolina, a chapter there. the state coordinator wrote a letter to his sheriff, actually, and that letter was shared with us, with their permission. and basically said that they were horrified about what they saw, the capitol attack that day on january 6th, and that they believe that the national leadership of the oath keepers could have stopped it but did nothing. so in the end they decided they're going to end their affiliation with the oath keepers there in north carolina and do their own thing. i also some mention we tried to reach out to roberto menuta who was there standing near roger stone in his oath keeper gear. he was also seen yelling at a police officer. he did not respond to our comments. someone at his business said that he had no

sara sidner, thank you so much and harry litman, thank you as well. >>> next, new footage from inside the capitol riots and it makes it clear how coordinated some of the attacks were. this as one republican lawmaker tries to claim that this wasn't an armed insurrection at all. >>> and dr. fauci pushes back the vaccine timeline saying it could now be more like may or even june before everyone has access. really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ try the body wash, too. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ wanna build a gaming busine

fall and then i think we're going to look at this thing and go oh boy where are we and so either way before i go sara how what you what your due date how close are you 2 weeks 2 weeks rick perry 20 so is this your last news is this your last day at a for miley yes. you're going to be a great day ira proud of you are to. says thank you so much for your time today will cease and hopefully. that's it for this time i'll see you next time. a new gold rush is underway and gonna thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. as they are particles that work children are torn between galled. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. must not conflate all elites with corruption there are many bureaucrats and many public servants that are the only and there are patriotic civic duties and if anything must be associated with a new order that comes up that many of the success stories in. the one. intelligent leaders and yes movements tell you no people or the corrupt elites on the other side lo

. >> thanks so much, sara sidner. >>> straight ahead, president biden making swift changes to immigrationmilies four years in the making. >>> but first, here's this week's start small, think big. >> as a children's bookstore you constantly have to be creative. >> little java stories is an independent bookstore that specializes in children's book. >> it's part of our vision at the store to have families come in, browse, take some time, do some reading. so in march of 2020 it became very clear to us that we were not going to be able to function as a normal bookstore. and we locked our doors. our immediate reaction was fear. >> to go from a store where your entire model is people coming in, to having zero browsing at all, i mean it's a complete pivot. >> all right, here we go. >> the first thing we shifted over was story time. pretty easily, just perform from my phone. >> online sales were very, very small part of our business. >> before the pandemic we went from probably around 500 total orders. we're now in the 16,000s. we started doing pop-up shops right outside the store. we can be the h

sara murray, thank you so much for that update. joe biden resetting expectations during his first town hall as president which you saw right here on cnn. he's taking center stage as well as sticking to a centrist approach committing to millions more vaccine doses. but also predicting several more months of pandemic restrictions. cnn political director david chalian is going to tick through the biggest takeaways here from the president's debut town hall. he made some big promises, david. he also tried not to overpromise. >> that is true, brianna. there were a slough of headlines. i looked at them in two groupings. the first were time line guide posts that the president put out there for the american public. most important when is life going to get to something approximating normal? he said by christmas is his goal to have some sort of a sense of normalcy, a post-pandemic normal. 600 million doses of vaccines available to americans by the end of july. the president said that would be enougho get everyone in the country who wanted a v

the fall and then i think we're going to look at this thing and go boy where are we and so either way before i go sara how what you what your due date how close are you 2 weeks about 2 weeks rick perry 20 so is this your last news is this your last year at all for miley yes. you're going to be a great body proud of you are to. says thank you so much for your time today we'll see you soon hopefully. that's it for this time i'll see you next time. knowing some would say that and who didn't but i'll blog good luck. i know you don't buy that in a can matter a canard while. on a bad national. she cannot deny. any meals on mon not just us but those on miles on them a little has a millennia. and the national association. must know how to set the community. but i bet all small and a lot of the so what is. there any not given by those in that list on it in the most minute let me get a feel good. shot and know it when i'm. in my name and you have the. russian foreign minister warns that moscow is ready to end times with the european union if it imposes new sanctions on key sectors of the economy. we don't want

the fall and then i think we're going to look at this thing and go boy where are we and so either way before i go sara how what you what your due date how close are you 2 weeks about 2 weeks rick perry 28 so is this your last news is this your last year at all for miley yes. you're going to be a great mom ira proud of you are to his house. and says thank you so much for your time today we'll see you soon hopefully. that's it for this time i'll see you next time. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. we've got the 3 headed vigilante coming our way we've got the bond vigilantes are coming back they're stranded drug dealers shorting bonds now it means that he is going to try to force a bond collapse like we saw in 1993. the bond vigilantes back big he's talking about gold then so or others just a golden jewel auntie's and the big point vigilante is i've been here since 22009 and they're growing exponentially now and the price of course as it goes under a trillion in this year 2021 it'll be

the fall and then i think we're going to look at this thing and go boy where are we and so either way before i go sara how what you what your due date how close are you 2 weeks about 2 weeks back i mean 20. so is this your last news is this your last year at all for miley yes. you're going to be a great mom ira proud of you are to his house. and says thank you so much for your time today we'll see you soon hopefully. that's it for this time i'll see you next time. you must not conflate all elites with corruption there are many bureaucrats and many public servants that are the alien that are patriotic that know what civil duties and if anything must be associated with the new order that comes that comes up that many of the success stories in. the one. intelligent leaders and movements tell you know people or the corrupt elites on the other side look we will give you a fair chance and we will give you an honorable exit from the system if you let your peers which are cleaner and which have no blood on their hands come in and manage this with us. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transfo

sara lee. >> really? >> yes. so it's a huge mexican company. i think it's the most important in mexico, , also global compan. of the best logistics that you could imagine, and, of course, they are also more than 30 factories in the u.s. >> do they own twinkies? >> i don't think so because that is wonder but i would have to double check their famous and mexico. >> and also for the white bread that they do. >> yes, yes. so basically they are great but there are other companies that are smaller. for example, -- i'm sure you have never heard of them. i have like nine plants in the u.s. and what is what they do? they manufacture most of the aluminum cans for tunic, for beer, and there also a full mexican company family own, not stock listed. so we can talk about this and, of course, you have some investments of the great tv networks in mexico, but another thing, that we're having more and more also, small and begin businessman, mexican businessmen that are established, or businesswomen, of course that are establishing themselves here. one of the are

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well that sawyer sport for now i'll be back later ok we'll see you later thank you so much sara well we've ng has been celebrated for generations in libya but there are fears the traditional craft is dying. who he is one of the last weavers and tripoli's old city and says he wants to pass on the tradition. it's not clear if my name is abdul bussell judy i work as a weaver making traditional products with cotton on the saloon. i have the shop in the old city in an area called the 4 columns and i work alone this loom is one of the older ones in the late 1940 s. and fifty's newer models came on the market using silk and other materials but this one uses cotton now continuing this craft my grandfather taught my father and he taught me but as for the new generation if you have learnt uncle abdullah was a weaver but after he passed away his shop closed and it's still empty because he didn't teach anyone we should teach this craft so it's passed on from generation to generation and won't die out but it's a dying tradition it's been neglected i try to open a school for decades under gadhafi

josh >> so, sara, zynga reporting q4 results here a loss of five cents.mparable to estimates but bookings coming in at $699 million a beat and forecasts looking for 680 million bookings also a beat the street was closer to about 657. for the year bookings are calling for $2.8 billion basically in line with forecasts. the ceo saying in a statement here zynga's multi-year strategy of growing our live services, launching new games, and investing in exciting growth opportunities he says has us well positioned for growth in 2021 and beyond. the stock is slipping a bit initially in the after hours heading into this report investors had piled in and it jumped about 40% in three months and that is after finishing 2020 with a jump around 60% call at 5:00 p.m. eastern. back to you. >> thanks so much. zillow also crossing early diana has it for us. >> a nice beat for zillow. eps came in at 41 cents versus estimates of 27 cents for q4 on revenue of $789 million versus estimates of $741 million. full year revenue increased 22% despite the negative impact of covid in t

sara. she's probably just visiting. so at face value didn't look very interesting.it had to do with the maintenance of the bridge. it was actually a very important piece of plymouth colony infrastructure. so it just shows how women are participating behind the scenes, in making these have been -- things happen. because all of these different business activities and government activities were taking place from home, nausea often had her, or other family members witnessed them. you can also talk about who else is in the home. her aunt visited, her half brother visited. so yes that is a great way to learn about again, a great way to learn about the time period. who is putting the speed or these documents in progress. but who's also witnessing these things. who's in the background. it's also a matter of getting different perspectives and trying to think about these events from a multitude of perspectives. >> so another guest said are there other women in the colony during the time, that you're interested in researching? these are large undertakings and it is hard to tra

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in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news that's how we all feel thank you very much sara thank you. >>all right so at 7 '04 in the north bay grocery workers food service employees childcare workers and teachers in marin county they're now eligible to get their vaccine. the county superintendent of schools says that this will help get kids back in the classroom, even faster. >>public private independent procure schools in our county, you know at this point in warren county 87% of our schools are open for some in person by mid-march we expect a 100% of our schools to be opened >>they're currently all but 2 bay area counties can begin vaccinating people in the one the eligibility tear alameda contra costa, san mateo and solano and sonoma counties were already in that group. santa clara county. will join them come this sunday napa county hasn't yet set a date. for more information by the way i'm signing up for the vaccine, we've got links on our web site to the various vaccination clinics throughout the bay area just head to kron 4 dot com for all the information you need. >>while there is still no ex

. >> sara, this wasn't just about evidence, it was about the emotion of the day. sodence sway republicans to change their minds on convicting trump? >> i think it might sway some. i don't think it's probably going to sway 17, enough to convict the former president. however, look. it's -- the evidence to date has been very damning for trump. we've seen a drop in the number of republicans who think he should seek office in 2024. so this has had a very negative impact on him. and as each dayasses and as more evidence is put forward, i think it's likely to stick longer and really potentially change the way the republican party looks at donald trump. >> amman da, it's been widely publicized how only a handful of republicans are inclined to vote for impeachment. a hypothetical question. what will this vote look like if this were a secret ballot? especially after today? >> you know, i think -- we saw what happened in the house when things were a secret ballot, that is people are able to put it out there and recognize there's not going to be any consequences. i do think it m

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>> it has been a good showing so far, sara, 50% of the companies in the s&p reported. 83% are beatingus 65% historically going back to 1994 this happen my theme all the stimulus from last year, including this year, because we are getting more is going to lead to better gdp growth and leading to better earnings growth we are starting to see that. maybe that 0% beat rate doesn't hold, but it is still impressive i call earnings season silly season because the stock reactions are sometimes very silly on the way up and on the way down i have had a couple of doozies on the way down. i have been taking advantage of it i always have dry powder around earnings season so you can take advantage especially when you do the fundamental analysis i added to air products, blackstone, caterpillar, a lot of names on my buy list. nibbling, slowly picking, and i will continuous this strategy going forward. >> genetics company 23 and me is joining the frenzy of firms going public via spac. meg tirrell with the details on this. >> 23 and me is merging with richard branson's virgin groups spac in a deal that

david arquette, leonardo dicaprio, tobey maguire, jenny lewis, emanuel lewis, sara gilbert -- >> there's a lot of people. there's soe, isn't that? >> it's so wonderful, though. really, we had such a joyful innocence, and a group of us who were truly authentic friend. >> jimmy: yeah, you can see that. >> you can see that, i'm so happy. >> jimmy: it's so strange for us to see that because you were different characters on different shows. then to see you together, it's almost like, you know, when laverne & shirley would visit "happy days" but really. [ laughter ] >> i love that. >> jimmy: i thought it was interesting to see some of these people -- by the way, you know who seems like a great guy is brian austin green. >> yeah, he's amazing. he's been such a dear friend. >> jimmy: to see these guys, mostly guys, looking at these videos, guys you were romantically involved with, guys who were just your friends, and really for people whose whole lives were recorded, were on television. we saw them grow up, but to really see them grow up. you can see how emotional they get looking at this stuff. >> thank you. this was pre-

so sharply today? >> we are coming off a huge week, sara we closed the point acquisition this week, and that means newor our customers. but here's the earnings release, like you said we beat on the financial metrics, huge drive for us going forward, accelerating bookings growth over the last three quarters and announced a couple of retirements later this year and perhaps a little bit of risk around hat, that we're seeing, but short term in the market, we never know why the stock is moving up or down, but over the medium and long term, we know fundamentals will come back every quarter to deliver results. >> yes, it does raise questions, whenever i see retirings in a surprise way and the cfo and the chief legal officer. any reason why that is all happening simultaneously >> you know, we have been close confidantes since i joined the company and being at the company for 18 years and wants to go to the next phase of life and retire and a cfo, he wants the next thing for himself, so they talked to me, on a personal level, and you know, they're communicating to the company and committed to their roles and w

sense in the key zeen today. >> sara takes her scalpel into beef art and we take a seat in the waiting room. what's that? this is a really unusual texture too, isn't it? sofo are? we have heart, liver, lungs, stomach -- >> brain. >> -- brain, sweet breads, intestines. >> snout. >> snout? >> the cartilaginous thing on the face. the whole head really if you think about it. >> yeah. if pasta is the first pillar of roman food, the astonishing use of ofo is definitely the second. somehow poor romans turned these unpromising cuts into sheer culinary poetry. >> i am so into it. so tasty. >> that's really good. >> and this is definitely more c carnivorous than it is fish. even though we're 15 miles from the sea. that was really, really far in pre-1970s standards before ice and refrigeration became more common. so, this is the honeycomb tray with all the beautiful pockets, nice stomach geometry going on. >> i've never heard it described as stomach geometry. it makes it sound much more palpable. that's really good. >> it's boiled many times in oil and vinegar. that cleans it. then it's cooked in tomato sauce with mint. >> mint? >> yeah. this is really the only way

so. do you see things changing on that front do you think there can be real movement there >> unfortunately, saraand provocative article that came out of axyos about ten myths closing the wealth gap and that article took on every notion that people have today as to how best to close the wealth gap it ranged from education to creating and financing black banks to, you know, responsible families, all of those things and it said, and i quote, if taken altogether would not close the wealth gap reparations is not going to do it because reparations is not going to happen. what needs to happen is that the leaders in the country, in the government, corporate america, intellectuals, whatever you want to point to, need to recognize unless this country makes racial parody -- i mean racial parody, not what i call identity politics parody, which in many ways is diluting issues, when you add groups who have to be taken of by programs or policies it dilutes the opportunities for millions of black americans. if racial equity means anything, it must start and begin with race that's how we got into this situation

jessica watkins and crowell but so far they don't have attorneys representing them and they are currently in jail an conspiracy charges and more. poppy and jim. >> sara a piece. thank you. >> great piece. >> for all of that. you continue to do valuable work for all of us. so thanks for that, sarah. we'll be right back. i love this rakuten app. look at that. rakuten's app is super helpful, i open the app, find the store i want to use, start buying and it gets me tons of cash back. i'm an on the go kind of rakuten user for sure. i love the rakuten app, it has all my favorite stores at the top. i use rakuten for almost everything i buy. i just got paid to shop. my favorite thing about rakuten is just getting money back in the mail. i mean, who wouldn't want cash back. you should sign up using my referral code because then we both get money. shop. get cash back. repeat. sign up today and get cash back with rakuten. >>> the cdc said that hesitancy toward the covid-19 vaccine is declining. that is good news. but in nursing homes nationwide many employees who were prioritized first for vaccinations and who were at great risk remain reluctant. >> that is rig

there's going to be lines or what so we're going to be live here all this morning to show you what time it opens and how it all operates for now i'm live in petaluma sara stinson kron 4 news all right, thanks for the update. it can be confusing so i really appreciate your helping us. >>sort that out and don't forget our website at kron 4 dot com for links. on what you can get where now today there's a free drive-thru covid testing site open in union city again it's a testing site now to vaccination site it's the parking lot of the holly community center they're open from 9 to 3.30 and they're going to be open on tuesdays wednesdays and thursdays you do not need an appointment to get tested. >>on the peninsula, san mateo county officials have addressed. on equal distribution in their vaccine process now this comes after the county reported. the most deaths since the start of the pandemic with kron four's noelle bellow with more now on the county is trying to fix that inequity. >>it's a nation are the safest and fastest way to help a community to this pandemic. >>health officials and san mateo county leaders join together monday at a recently opened a dr

sara. >> when i heard that line, we are in a deep hole, it sounded so familiar to what secretary yellend yesterday when she made a forceful case for more stimulus to fix this economy even in light of the better economic data like retail sales we have seen here's what she said >> would be good if we have really strong growth and i think this package will help ensure this you know, the congressional budget office projected that without a package like this, it would take until 2024 to get back to full employment. and i think it's -- you know, if all goes well with the pandemic, and that's an area of considerable certainty how that will progress. but if all goes well, i think we could be back to full employment next year. >> the fed and the treasury are really singing the same tune, which is this is an economy that still needs a lot of help and still has a lot of people out of work and the stimulus -- it is a powerful combination you can see why the markets have embraced this idea they really do sound very similar. >> i think you have that right, sara i think there are similarities on two l

down the parents complained and said now is not the time for that no and so full focus now on getting things reopen proper sara stinson live in the city with more good morning. sarah. >>and as we know it's been about a year since kids have been doing online learning. >>and parents kids and city officials they're frustrated saying enough is enough we need to get these kids in the classroom. so the school board there saying oh great we're going to stop focusing on renaming about 44 different schools and focus our efforts on reopening this is what the president of the board of said on twitter her name is gabriela lopez and she wrote this on twitter she said i also acknowledge and take responsibility for mistakes made in the building renaming process we need to slow down provide more opportunities for community input and that cannot happen until after our schools are back in person lopez also says the board is working with the city part partners to get vaccinations testing and other resources needed to reopen. >>and then the board will not be discussing the renaming of schools until that is done which is what mayo

sara. >>good morning that's right and in cases are going down so much so the state is allowing kids to go back to the classroom in 4 bay area counties including marine county in this mainly impacts schools that haven't reopened thus far in the pandemic now take a look at which for bay area counties are included not are in but san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties can resume in person learning under the state's reopening framework take a look now video though of schools reopening down in santa clara county on monday. you can see the little ones wearing masks getting their temperature checked using some hand sanitizer schools that opened prior to the stay at home order on december 11th have been allowed to remain open for in person instruction the whole time but an open schools were barred from doing so the reason all public schools k through 6 can now reopen in those 4 counties because case rates are below 25 cases of coronavirus per 100,000 people health officials want to remind people it was only a few short weeks ago when the entire state's case rate was 100 cases or more per 100