culture scott rocks are welcome scott what do you think was a deserving winner. i don't know i mean bad banging or loony or i mean the title alone deserved surprise so still get them. to fill the cell i mean the footage that we just saw doesn't really give it to do it credit because there's also some pretty extreme our core imagery definitely not suitable for work i will not it was like film i have to admit. but it's a decent sort of social commentary social satire film for me it was a little bit missed in terms of the comedy thing comedy targets that it was aiming at but i think a sort of understand why the jury picked it because the way this film is maybe it was made in lockdown in romania so everyone in the film including all the actors wear masks all the time and there are socially distance so it's it's very much of its time is very much says this was filmmaking in 20202021 this is what cinema looks like right now so it's very much much of its big question i have is were you going to care about this film and in 2 or 3 years are. the other went as far as. yeah

thanks so much for your insights scott rocks per hour. well meanwhile in mainland china one subculture is having a moment bogut a style of dance that developed in new york's marginalized black and latino gay and trans communities and the 1970 s. well being is back and in china where homosexuality was classified as a mental illness until 20 years ago voting as a space where queer youth can finally express themselves. armed with glitter glamour and high heels hundreds of young l.g. t. chinese gather for the 1st large scale voting ball in beijing drag queens and other performers hit the runway to compete in various categories though there are prizes at stake the focus is on community and belonging. what we want to do is to clearly serve the needs of minority groups that are in our community. this is our core goal to create a safe space for them to express themselves with. an awfully. who identifies as non-binary is among the contestants performers belong to houses that provide support and are often a replacement for birth families after and

and joining me from our studios in bonn is my colleague scott rock's throw quite a night at the golden globes there scott what were the biggest surprises for you. yeah well for me mad land wasn't a surprise i mean that's been my pick for best film since i saw it in venice last year it's an amazing movie and definitely deserved the top prize last night at the globes i was however a bit surprised sasha baron cohen and he won best actor in a comedy for bharat movie film and i'd expected colin to win a globe last night but i thought it was going to be in the dramatic category because he was also nominated for his amazing performance in the trial of the chicago 7 and i think the globes voters really missed a trick there because i mean he was a credible man it would be great to see him take home that prize i have to agree with you there are a lots of controversy around the golden globes traditionally and they're often criticized for this lack of diversity that they have so a number of awards did go to actors of color and there was a serious nod to women well that what this controversy to res

and joining me from our studios in bonn is my colleague scott rock's throw quite a night out the golden globes there scott what were the biggest surprises for you. yeah well for me mad land wasn't a surprise i mean that's been my pick for best film since i saw it in venice last year it's an amazing movie and definitely deserved the top prize last night at the globes i was however a bit surprised with sasha baron cohen i'm he won best actor in a comedy for boruc subsequent movie film and i'd expected colin to win a globe last night but i thought it was going to be in the dramatic category because he was also nominated for his amazing performance in the trial of the chicago 7 and i think the globes voters really missed a trick there because i mean he was incredible man who had been great to see him take home that prize i have to agree with you there are lots of controversy around the golden globes traditionally and they're often criticized for this lack of diversity that they have so a number of awards did go to actors of color and there was a serious nod to women well that but this contr

and joining me from our studios in bonn is my colleague scott rock's throw quite a night out the golden globes there scott what were the biggest surprises for you. yeah well for me nomad land wasn't a surprise i mean that's been my pick for best film since i saw it in venice last year it's an amazing movie and definitely deserved the top prize last night at the globes i was however a bit surprised with sasha baron cohen and he won best actor in a comedy for bharat movie film and i'd expected colin to win a globe last night but i thought it was going to be in the dramatic category because he was also nominated for his amazing performance in the trial of the chicago 7 and i think the globes voters really missed a trick there because i mean he was a credible man who had been great to see him take home that prize i have to agree with you there are lots of controversy around the golden globes traditionally and they're often criticized for this lack of diversity that they have so a number of awards did go to actors of color and there was a serious nod to women will that what this controversy

this year from scott rock for our culture the public welcome scott so strong political beings there which is kind of what the dollar has made its neighbors. yeah definitely i mean this this is a film festival that was really started as a political statement i mean it was set up in west berlin as a statement of artistic and political freedom in opposition to what was on the other side of that was the berlin wall that time east berlin and the communist bloc and the censorship and political repression that occurred there and berlin has always put really strong political films in the spotlight and those are often the films that end up winning the top prizes at the festival they often seem to be the jury often seems to choose political films in some ways also make a statement i mean you saw that last year with an iranian film which won the golden bear and this was from a director who had been censored in iran who was actually under house arrest when he received the award and i think the jury really was trying to make a statement there against repression and for artistic freedom ok so what othe

thanks so much for your insights scott rocks. well meanwhile in mainland china one subculture is having a moment bogan a style of dance that developed in new york's marginalized black and latino gay and trans communities and the 1970 s. well being is back and in china where homosexuality was classified as a mental illness until 20 years ago getting as a space where queer youth can finally express themselves. armed with glitter glamour and high heels hundreds of young l.g. t. chinese gather for the 1st large scale voting fall in beijing drag queens and other performers hit the runway to compete in various categories though there are prizes at stake the focus is on community and belonging. what we want to do is to clearly serve the needs of minority groups that are in our community. this is our core goal to create a safe space for them to express themselves. and about a family. who identifies as non-binary is among the contestants performers belong to houses that provide support and are often a replacement for birth families after

thanks so much for your insights scott rocks. well meanwhile in mainland china one subculture is having a moment bogeying a style of dance that developed in new york's marginalized black and latino gay and trans communities and the 1970 s. well being is back and in china where homosexuality was classified as a mental illness until 20 years ago voting is a space where queer youth can finally express themselves. armed with glitter glamour and high heels hundreds of young l.g.b. t. chinese gather for the 1st large scale booking. drag queens and other performers hit the runway to compete in various categories though there are prizes at stake the focus is on community and belonging. what we want to do is to clearly serve the needs of minority groups that are in our community. this is our core goal to create a safe space for them to express themselves. and about a family. who identifies as non-binary is among the contestants performers belong to houses that provide support and are often a replacement for birth families after an unhappy

their wards at a ceremony in june because of the many fans in the let's hear more about this from scott rock spread from the culture scott what can you tell us about that winning film and was it a surprise. yes for me it was a big surprise bad luck banging or loony porn was probably the best title in competition this year but i really doubt it was the best film it is as you say a story of a schoolteacher in romania who gets embroiled in a sex scandal when a sex tape with her husband is posted online and goes viral causing a lot of problems but is actually a really an absurdist drama it's sort of a social satire about about political corruption about hypocrisy but it's the interesting thing about it and maybe the reason why one is it was shot under lockdown in romania and all the cast members and all the crew are wearing masks all the time so there's a very bizarre look to the film because every actor has a has a as a virus protection mask on. it wasn't it's i think a very scattershot movie the humor is all over the place definitely not for everyone but maybe the jury thought this film really

and joining me from our studios in bonn is my colleague scott rock's throw quite a night at the golden globes there scott what were the biggest surprises for you. yeah well for me nomad land wasn't a surprise i mean that's been my pick for best film since i saw it in venice last year it's an amazing movie and definitely deserved the top prize last night at the globes i was however a bit surprised with sasha baron cohen and he won best actor in a comedy for bharat movie film and i'd expected colin to win a globe last night but i thought it was going to be in the dramatic category because he was also nominated for his amazing performance in the trial of the chicago 7 and i think the globes voters really missed a trick there because i mean he was an incredible man it would be great to see him take home that prize i have to agree with you there are lots of controversy around the golden globes traditionally and they're often criticized for this lack of diversity that they have so a number of awards did go to actors of color and there was a serious nod to women well that what this controvers

thanks so much for your insights, scott rocks. well meanwhile in mainland china, one subculture is having a moment, bogut a style of dance that developed in new york's marginalized black and latino, gay,, and trans communities. and the 1970 s., well being is back. and in china, where homosexuality was classified as a mental illness until 20 years ago, voting as a space where queer youth can finally express themselves. armed with glitter glamour and high heels, hundreds of young l g b t chinese gathered for the 1st large scale voting bowl in beijing. drag queens and other performers hit the runway to compete in various categories. though there are prizes at stake, the focus is on community and belonging. what we want to do is to clearly serve the needs of minority groups that are in our community. this is our core goal to create a safe space for them to express themselves. and who identifies as non-binary is among the contestants. performers belong to houses that provide support and are often a replacement for birth families after

so looking pretty grim there is it let's talk about this further it's got to rocks for from day to culture welcome scott we have different views of the german directors but it all looks a bit pessimistic well i mean not everything could be the documentary what we were or who we were does offer some hope for what humanity could do if they want to avert climate catastrophe but you definitely right with tides the science fiction film that predicts sort of future what could happen if we don't do anything and that's definitely not comfort viewing. some of the german films in the running a look specifically at the past that tell us about a fabio but tom showing. yeah i thought then is set in the weimar republic so the period just before hitler comes to power and it follows a young man who is a would be novelist but he loses his job and his his life starts to fall apart sort of reflecting the collapse of the country around him i had a chance to just recently just right now to speak to tom schilling the star of the movie and he told me that what interested him about this story wasn't actually the history of the

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rock investment into two. what a fantastic moment to have you on. 1.57%, bmp, ing, talking about a 50% rise. scott minerd said this is not sustainable. where do you see the outlook on the 10 year yield? >> yields have been grinding higher since late last year and for a long time, driven by rising inflation expectations and more recently, also the real components are moving higher as well. our expectation is for yields to gradually grind higher but markets should be able to -- risk assets should be able to do some of that, especially given that yields are going higher because of the expectation for growth to come through rates so let's think about why we are having this situation. with regards to the speech last night, i would say that perhaps markets were hoping for more from jay powell, but the reality is he was consistent with recent speeches and continues to be dovish though perhaps not as much as markets were hoping for but if you think about, any sign of market distress, risk to market volatility, the fed comes out to bend over backwards to reassure markets, then they become more captive to m

minister scott morrison has been under mounting pressure to launch an independent inquiry but has so far refused. the controversy of these rape allegations and the way they've been handled have rockediticians and a leadership that is out of touch with their struggles. to say you believe survivors sounds incredibly easy and that's because it is. for saxon mullins, this is personal. she was sexually assaulted outside a nightclub in sydney in 2013 and now wants to take advantage of this collective outrage to bring about change. the fact that it is our government, our prime minister, our highest elected leaders that are just totally unwilling to listen to survivors or understand the reality of sexual violence, i think that has brought everyone together to understand that something needs to be done. chanting. this moment has been described as a turning point for australian politics. but it also highlights yet again how women have been treated in the country's corridors of power and how most of the time, power has not tilted in their favour. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, canberra. the oscars nominations now, and sir anthony hopkins has become the oldest nominee for a best actor oscar for his

i'm scott wapner one big-name investor says more gains are ahead for stocks joining me for the hour, john najarian is here kate moore, the head of theme attic strategy for black rock'stands in the east. dow is good for 276. yields down for third straight day. there's the ten-year note yield, 164. steve weiss, is that still the most important thing we have t

i'm scott wapner one big-name investor says more gains are ahead for stocks joining me for the hour, john najarian is here kate moore, the head of theme attic strategy for black rock's global strategy team take you to the wall and show you where it stands in the east. dow is good for 276. yields down for third straight day. there's the ten-year note yield, 164. steve weiss, is that still the most important thing we have to worry about, where yields are going? well, he is frozen joe terranova, i will ask you that question. what great way to start. >> yeah. in terms of freezing, you are coming to me, but, yeah, yields were -- >> yes. >> -- the single-most important for the market, has been yields for the last few weeks, scott. i think there's been a pivot and an uncomfortable pivot towards now oil. seems to be leading the market obviously yesterday the deterioration in oil reflecting the concerns as it relates to covid surges in india and europe that led equities lower. today you are seeing oil pricing higher, so that's kind of giving some support to equities so for me overall, i had been leaning into that cyclical trade in my portfolio. i had the heavy exposure towar

. >> reporter: by this time, mike scott, one of western michigan's top detectives, had been brought up to speed by officer steensma about the marriage on the rocksit, it didn't look good. >> reporter: and there was a history between them, wasn't there? >> yes, there was. >> reporter: so you certainly want to talk to this husband, doug. >> the first thing we want to do is find him. where was he right now? >> reporter: you knew that he was living in virginia? >> yes. newport news. >> reporter: the day venus went missing, mike scott and venus' mother repeatedly dialed doug's cell phone. >> i was frantic. i just kept calling over and over again and said, "doug, where is venus?” >> reporter: finally, detective scott reached him that night. >> reporter: what did he say to you? >> that he'd been in virginia all day. >> you were in virginia receiving this call, huh? >> yes, about 20 minutes away from my apartment. and he goes, "doug your wife's missing.” and my first reaction is -- is my wife pulling something? and i said, "whoa, by missing, are you saying that she's -- is she just missing from the house? or is she -- or is she missing -- what's going o

scott morrison has been under mounting pressure to launch an independent inquiry. but has so far refused. the controversy of these rape allegations and the way they�*ve been handled have rocked take advantage of this collective average to bring about change. the fact that it is our government, our prime minister, our highest elected leaders that are just totally unwilling to listen to survivors or understand the reality of sexual violence, i think that has brought everyone together to understand that something needs to be done. chanting. this moment has been described as a turning point for australian politics. but it also highlights yet again how women have been treated in the country�*s corridors of power and how most of the time, power has not tilted in their favour. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, canberra. it�*s a week since many children in england started back at school. but for some, a return to the classroom could be weeks or even months away. around 5a,000 children in england are currently shielding — and for them the government advice is stay at home until further notice. while children who live with shielders have been told to return to school, some parents believe the

scott morrison has been under mounting pressure to launch an independent inquiry. but has so far refused. the controversy of these rape allegations in the way they�*ve been handled has rockedutrage to bring about change. the fact that it is our government, our prime minister, our highest elected leaders that are just totally unwilling to listen to survivors or understand the reality of sexual violence, i think that has brought everyone together to understand that something needs to be done. this moment has been described as a turning point for australian politics. but it also highlights yet again how women have been treated in the country�*s corridors of power and how most of the time, power has not tilted in their favour. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, canberra. at 11:30am, i'll at 11:30am, i�*ll be speaking to labour mp stella creasy, who has been campaigning a long time for misogyny to be made a hate crime. i�*ll get her thoughts on those protests in the discussion that has unfolded since the feeling of sarah everard on how women view safety and how men behave. —— since the killing of sarah everard. also in with a new laws are required and how the wider culture is tackled. s