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and don't tell me they started from scratch. that is simply wrong. i'll have some more say on her comments in just a few moments with my friend stuart varney who's going to come in with me. we begin, though, with the deep freeze impacting much of the country today. a chilling blast of act tick air has left millions of people without power and energy prices soaring. fox news senior meteorologist janice dean joins us now with details. janice. janice: good afternoon, mr. kudlow. it's an honor to be your first guest on your program. welcome to fox business. and i'm glad you're leading with weather, because this is a huge story. the worst storm in decades, millions across texas remaining without power right now. temperatures plunging well below freezing, we have temperatures well below 0 in dallas, action. a blast of wintry weather that dumped snow and ice across the middle of the country has crippled the lone star state. many texans rightfully asking today what is happening, and many are pointing to the state's wind turbines that were unusable on account

h, ., x' not up to scratch and never have been. , a ., not up to scratch and never have been. a ., i.ever have been. ., ,, ., ,, i. been. good luck to you. thank you for “oininu been. good luck to you. thank you forjoining us- _ kate lamble has been following this story closely, as presenter of the bbc�*s grenfell tower inquiry podcast. she's with me now. i suppose there is no debate about the facts of these cases. this stuff is flammable, this stuff is dangerous, it's appalling. the question is, who will pay for the bill to get it off the buildings and how big is that bill? it’s bill to get it off the buildings and how big is that bill?— how big is that bill? it's still very unclear _ how big is that bill? it's still very unclear what _ how big is that bill? it's still very unclear what the - how big is that bill? it's still. very unclear what the answers how big is that bill? it's still- very unclear what the answers to those questions are. the government has already agreed to pay for the removal of aluminium composite material, acm, from the outside of buildings, the material that

. >> it was heartbreaking and head scratching. draymond green gets two late-game technicals that likely cost the warriors a win tonight in charlotte. what steve kerr is saying about draymond losing his temperature purchase. stick around. sports is next. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. draymond green loses his cool as the warriors lose a heartbreaker tonight in charlotte. rough home coming for steph curry. yeah, he was scratched from the lineup moments before tip-off. the warriors said he wasn't feeling well, but he's not in the covid protocol. the warriors had a two-point lead with under 15 seconds to go. off the jump ball, the hornets are granted a time-out. draymond green is not happy. thought it should have been a jump ball. he gets not one, but two technicals, is tossed from the game. the hornets made both free-throws to tie it. then with time expiring, terry rozier drills the game winner. ment hornets beat the warriors 102-100. here's steve kerr dad draymond green losing his temper. >> draymond can't do that. he knows t

what do you love about making things from scratch? think that way too much is processed nowadays. there's no difference between chain to chain to chain, because everything comes off of a truck. and everybody, they go home, and they eat boxes of mac and cheese or whatever. and this is somewhere that they can come, and they can sit down, and they can eat the same way that i did growing up. if you're gonna come in and spend your hard-earned money with us, it should be for something that you actually enjoy. lemonis: you're 100% right. as we've been going through the food, your body language is totally changed. jennifer: that's my baby, marcus. lemonis: no, that's your baby. [ both laugh ] chandler: depends on the day. lemonis: i love the passion and the commitment that she has to what she makes with her hands. you want to invest in people, you invest in people that have passion like that. chandler: i guess my position is, i'm just trying to find a way to do that super high quality responsibly as we grow. lemonis: but what do you mean, as

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i had to start from scratch. learned a lot about overcoming adversity and understanding what people go through when they both through a difficult financial time like that. david: when you decided to run for governor, did people say " you are a nice guy and you overcame bankruptcy in real estate, but you ran for congress once and lost. you have not been elected to anything ever in maryland. why are you doing this?" did people tell you you were a little crazy? gov. hogan: almost everyone told me i was completely crazy, not a little crazy. we had only elected one republican governor in 50 years and he had only served one term. it had gotten worse in maryland since then. the odds were stacked against any republican winning statewide, especially one most people had never heard of and had never held elected office. so i talked to a lot of my friends, my clients and business associates. when i said " i'm thinking of running for governor," and they said "what state?" like where are you moving to? it was the biggest surpr

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it's a new administration completely taken their eye off the ball, not starting from scratch at all like they claimed. only 5% of the educational funding would go out this fiscal year, 5% of the educational funding would go out this fiscal year. our own democratic colleagues reportedly admit part of this reportedly targeted. liberal economists the washington post editorial board say americans deserve more bang for their buck. predictably, chilly reception for parties started with outdated ideological wish list instead of the current need of american families. consequently different note, i've spoken about the crimes committed here january 6. but discussions of judge garland, the president nominated attorney general raising the need to continue investigate and prosecute anyone who broke the law that day. i'm r glad he's repeatedly emphasized this would remain a priority. everyone agrees today's events must a series for review of the specific institutions and security procedures within congress i that proved insufficient. that process is underway, as we saw with the hearing conducted yeste

[indiscernible] did this -- is that a proper message, that this administration started from scratch? sec. psaki: i don't think that most governors were the american people would think that it was handled efficiently by the prior american -- prior administration. when the president came in, there were not enough vaccinators or vaccination locations. they have taken steps to address all those issues. in the week prior, there were about 800 or 900,000 doses being given per day. the average was 400 or 500,000 before that. last week, the average was 1.7 million per day. there are significant steps being taken. what they are conveying is that we did not have a company has a plan -- comprehensive plan and there were not enough places to get the vaccine. >> [indiscernible] sec. psaki: i understand the question. lots of focus and interest on the other base but i don't have an update here. >> [indiscernible] the covid in china. [indiscernible] sec. psaki: i am sure there will be a range of issues arranged by the members of the g7. it is an important opportunity. i think we will be previewing h

a little scratch coming there.ion against covid disease of 76% for at least three months after the first shots, supporting the uk decision to delay second doses. inside there is a patient data sheet about the astrazeneca vaccine you've had today. 0k. 0k? the oxford jab may also cut transmission, those vaccinated were far less likely to carry any coronavirus, meaning each person immunised may indirectly protect others. we found there was a big reduction in people being infected with coronavirus and because they were not infected, they can't go on and transmit to other people. and so that is really important in potentially curbing the pandemic. secondly, we had really good protection right from a couple of weeks after the first dose through to the second dose being given three months later, and which tells us there is maintained efficacy over that period. meanwhile, more cases of the south african variant has meant fighting coronavirus is now being done house to house. has meant fighting coronavirus is now being done

their heads and not quite _ at home scratching their heads and not quite sure what is going on.is going on. i think downing street have been distancing themselves from grant schapps— distancing themselves from grant schapps late in the day saying it is ”p schapps late in the day saying it is up to— schapps late in the day saying it is up to us_ schapps late in the day saying it is up to us whether they made bookings and a _ up to us whether they made bookings and a lot— up to us whether they made bookings and a lot of— up to us whether they made bookings and a lot of people have made bookings— and a lot of people have made bookings and they may have made the four foreign— bookings and they may have made the four foreign holidays in the hope they can — four foreign holidays in the hope they can go ahead and if they have they can go ahead and if they have the sense — they can go ahead and if they have the sense that those made bookings with companies and airlines were offering — with companies and airlines were offering guarantees of refunds or postponements if they can go ahead o

we were all building entire infrastructures from scratch. the good news is, we are miles ahead of where we were. now, i am not critical of where we are. i think there is really good cooperation between the federal government and all of the states. they have a plan. no governors will be able to go around the back door and get vaccines without going through the process. everyone is going to get them in the same pro rata manner. and each state has committed plans to cdc about how we will prioritize who gets them first, starting with our most vulnerable populations in our nursing homes and our front line health care workers. as we get them, we move down the list to the people most who are vulnerable. david: private equity people won't be on the top of your list? gov. hogan: it depends on if you have some comorbidities or health issues. we might be able to move you up the list. if you are of a certain age -- you are probably too young. we will see. david: i wish i were. gov. hogan: [laughs] david: in a gallup poll, many in this country said, abou

had said the complete opposite just weeks ago. >> we are certainly not starting from scratch, becausehe distribution. >> rachel: axios who interviewed kamala later called her out on her lie, but then basically deleted it. i guess it just did not fit the narrative. so here is mogen gidley, and it must make you crazy to think that just a few months, the media rules have changed for covering an administration? >> it's so infuriating, what kamala harris said is a flat out try to the limit and ally, everybody, the median knew it, you had pointed to the comments that they were not starting from scratch. i was in those meetings with dr. fauci. and when the biden administration takes over they say we will set a goal of 100 million doses in 100 days. you're welcome, we did that, because the time that you took over by that moment, we are already giving more than 1 million vaccines per day, the median knew it and let kamala harris lie about it and joe biden lie about it since. but even worse than that and more egregious is that it is just an affront, a slap in the face to all of those front line

may see things different politically that we can't even acknowledge, okay, they didn't start from scratch said, i tweeted about this, that there was not an existing vaccine until he came into office. look, there's been lots of comments that maybe you misspoke or whatever. december 21st 2020, there's a picture of him getting the shot live on tv. can't we acknowledge each other and then go on without having the same exact politics? why do we have to think the same before we can say, so-and-so did this and i'm going to do this. just be honest about it. >> morgan: i think reasonable people can end it seems we are hearing the unreasonable voices or unreasonable position and to me what's the value of grace? to me it's a lot as an average, ordinary american i would love to see a commander-in-chief, president that says, to miranda's point, acknowledges the hard work, the ingenuity, the success of the american people that contributed to the vaccine rollout and acknowledge the provable facts that president would set, a million vaccines per day as former cdc director redfield pointed out, he, too sa

and kamala harris keep saying that the administration was starting from scratch, if that were so how million vaccinations a day if we started from scratch. >> it's alive let's call it what it is it such a big lie that even dr. fauci who seems to be adored and this administration says it's not true he said yesterday that we started from scratch and we have a robust program and been rolling out the vaccine in the states and that is going as it should in the new york times took the biden harris administration to task saying their plan to vaccinated is not vicious enough and the 1.5 million per day that the biden administration was protecting as you pointed out, we should be looking to vaccinate 3 million people a day so we get to the herd immunity level throughout the nation as quickly as possible. let me tell you something to look like democrats are reveling in the power that they're getting from the situation and they want to drag it out, they are in no hurry to conclude this crisis that we can move onn to governing america and that's part of what we see a perpetual state of covid pan

in asia and they're they're really nobody is because any you you have here you have to start from scratch with with nato the united states was lucky because it was already there in existence you could just sort of keep it going through the deans of inertia but in asia there would have to started from scratch and nobody's going to want to do it and then nobody in the united states wanted to precisely because we don't want to get involved in a war between india and china between philippines and china so. there are few takers for a nation they know where george already mentioned it but i think it's really important here in atlanta look at how mainstream media the main broadsheets how they describe one policy under paul and ministrations you know over the last few decades that it's all it's very him bone it's all it's very value driven i mean you we just having a few days ago in the new york times to low octane writers talking about they have on the west now as the great. alliance against me and my democratic forces them china and russia and all that which are you know it sounds all nice and

the researchers also regularly document any new scratches and compare them with previous checkups. these rake marks as they're called reveal quite a bit about the dolphins well being your. body isn't right mark you really need to take a close look at the right box is. there quite a lot of them or not at all both can be indicators of social behavior. dolphins are highly sociable animals and interactions are natural whether they're positive or sometimes negative and he's right mach's a very telling rate if an animal never has new scratches this can show that it's not part of the group it's isolated. position in the line underneath it and you don't have an animal has lots of new scratches week after week of a months then that shows that something isn't quite right within the group social structure or that the creature hasn't found its place in the group but on this. behavior social interactions every single piece of information is fed into the new program to help the researchers gain as clear a picture as possible about the dolphins well being. i believe that we have the responsibilit

if this was scratched on the sidewalk, in coal out in front of the sidewalk or scratched in the fence post with a knife, you knew you were likely to be given a job but you might not get the payoff. a dishonest person. oh, sure go over there and rake up them leaves and then i'll give youa sandwich but get the leaves done first. if you saw this symbol, you want to make sure you have the sandwich from because chances are this dishonest man wasn't going to pay you. a symbol like this meant man with a gun. so if you saw this, you were on your extra guard, extra careful. this meant good water. so if you saw this carved on a tree next to a stream, you know that was good water and you could use your cup to get some water from there. this meant they'll let you sleep in the barn. if you saw this by a farm or a work shed, they would let you sleep in the barn if you saw this symbol there as well. this was a symbol for good for a handout. so i have a feeling that this symbol was probably carve somewhere near my great grand ma's boarding home because she working for folks to help her out with some

so if this was scratched on the sidewalk, or scratched in the fence posts, with a knife you knew that you are likely to be given a job, working with this person but you might not get the payoff. it was a dishonest person. it's like sure go and break up those leaves, then i will pay you or give you a sandwich. but get the leaves done first. so if you saw this kind of symbol, you would want to make sure you have the sandwich first before you did the leaves, chances on are that this dishonest man would not pay you. a symbol like this, meant man with a gun. so if you saw this, you are on extra guard. an extra careful. so this meant good water. so if you saw this, carved in a tree, next to stream, you knew it was good water. and you could use your cup to get some water from there. and this meant it they would let you sleep in the barn, if you saw this by a farm, or near work shed, they would let you sleep in a bar if you saw the symbol. so this was a symbol for good for a handout. i have a feeling, that this symbol was probably carved somewhere near my great grandma's boarding home, becaus

is that the best message to say that this administration started from scratch when there were indeed going out the door and doctor anthony fauci said that was not the case. >> i don't think most governors or most of the market people would tell you that they think it was handled effectively and efficiently by the prior administration. when the president came in and the vice president came in they were not enough vaccines and they were not enough vaccinate her's and there were not enough vaccination locations. they have taken significant steps to address those issues and yes in the weeks prior to the president taking office there were about 800-900,000 as you said doses being given a day. the on average was about 400 or 500 prior to that. last week the average was 1.7 million a day. there are significant steps that have been taken and what they were conveying was that we did not have a comprehensive plan, not enough vaccines, not enough coordination with governors and local officials and there were not enough places where people could get the vaccines and now we're working to address

kamala harris keeps saying administration started from scratch.ccinations a day if we started at scratch? >> it is such a lie. such a lie dr. fauci seems to be adored in the administration, wait a minute not true, he said yesterday that we started from scratch. we had a robust program and we have been rolling out the vaccine in the states. that you know is going as it should. in fact "the new york times" took the biden-harris administration to task yesterday saying their plan to vaccinate americans is not ambitious enough. that instead of the 1.5 million per day that the biden administration was projecting which you pointed out we already surpassed we should look to vaccinate 3 million people a day to get to the herd immunity level throughout the nation as quickly as possible. but let me tell you something, looks to me like democrats are reveling in the power that they are getting from the situation. they want to drag it out. i think they're in no hurry to really conclude this crisis so that we can move on to governing america. i think that is par

but in those three months, we were able to win over 20% of the vote scratching from scratch three months before election day and without hardly any resources at the time. it was a very modst and emergency effort. but it was enough to see there was a demand for something new, for a new direction for the republican party, at least for my own state and for, you know, leaders who unify. we didn't only have republicans. we have republicans, democrats and independents who supported us, mostly republicans. but there is an opportunity. i think especially in a state like utah for more unifying, effective leadership to be put forth and help the country move forward. >> so what are you eyeing up? i mean, could it be governor? could it be senate? what are you thinking? >> i really don't -- i don't know yet. i mean, i'm looking at a handful of potential races. i think in general, i look at leaders who are doing damage to our democracy, who use division as a political strategy, who have misled the american people for years about threats to the republic and about truth, even basic truth. and, you know,

when i was a child people would scratch i grappling with her identity.ocolate on my face. obviously, as a child, i couldn't figure out why this was happening to me. ijust wanted to be white, to have the feeling of belonging and be like the others. ., ., ., " others. following defeat in 1945 germany found _ others. following defeat in 1945 germany found itself _ others. following defeat in 1945 germany found itself once - others. following defeat in 1945j germany found itself once again occupied by allied troops. the american spot with ten black gis who remain stationed in germany for some time after the war. inevitably bonds were formed and in some cases children followed born into an all—white environment and having no contact at all with black people. my father came to germany because he was an american soldier. he was sent back home early because he became ill. all children born to african—american fathers were identified as occupation babies. when i was six and a half my mother took me to the children's home. i've never blamed her because i know that

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rivien that you mentioned, i think their vehicle is from scratch like no other vehicle. that, it is billions and billions, years and years. but to be there first we really want first mover advantage, first electric pickup truck. this is a full size pickup truck. they were happy with the bed and the cab and steering wheel and brakes we went with all that. >> in terms of the september time frame for full production of the endurance, steve, do you have enough liquidity to get you to there from here >> yep we've been really maniacal about that and we're on track >> steve, hope you keep us posted good to speak with you >> thanks, melissa >> steve burns, the ceo of lordstown motors brian kelly, i know you didn't miss my reference there to nicola in terms of having a car that -- or vehicle that actually works on its own without being propelled by gravity down a hill >> imagine that. not having a soapbox derby car that's just a novel business idea having a product that works. you know, i think it's interesting. there is really interesting things that lordstown is doing they're k

etched in coal outside of the sidewalk or scratched in the fence post with a knife then you were likely to be given a job working with this person but you might not get the payoff, okay. it was a dishonest person. sure go over there and rake up them leaves and that will be great and i'll pay you, give you a sandwich on your way, but get the leaves done first. if you saw this kind of symbol you would want to make sure you had the sandwich first because you did the leaves because the chances are the dishonest man wasn't going to pay you. symbol like this meant man with a gun. if you saw this you were on your extra guard, extra careful and this meant good water so if you saw this carved on a tree next to a stream you knew that that was good water. you could use your cup to get some water from there. this meant the -- they will let you sleep in the barn so if you saw this by a farm or, you know, the work shed they would let you sleep in the barn if you saw this symbol there as well. this was a symbol for good for a handout, so i have a feeling that this symbol was probably carved somewhere

is not starting from scratch even after an amputation the brain remembers the patterns of movement needed to do things like open or close a hand once muscle impulses become associated with specific movements the robotic limb will use ai to learn specific movement patterns. the electrodes inside the robotic limb register the muscle impulses from the upper arm. the app matches these muscular patterns to specific movements and stores them. while both kong was learning the basics the company's engineers were building his robotic limb now it's ready to learn and adapt to both gone by was movement patterns. all the patient has to do is imagine carrying out all their lives with a missing hand the system can distinguish among those imagined movements and then carry it out through a robotic limbs like this are a major increase in quality of life controlling the move this is just amazing you have to do is imagine opening your hand to the robot opens imagine closing it and it closes same with rotating the prosthetic arm just carries out the movement. more . german prosthetics manufacturer auto bach

because they 1st have to prove their effectiveness in humans and it takes time to develop them from scratch. we have to say and believe there will be a solution must be a solution because the problem is so serious. it may take another 5 to 10 years before the licenses are ready for the market as drunks paulina's phage therapy in belgium has now ended at home harmless say line solution. work of move your upper body so the bakers can get deep into your lungs and caused . the phage is worked. out enough finds it much easier to breathe she finally feels like working out again and exercise is good for her lungs. hundreds of shots and how much 122 was not bad better than last time. if i do the pulmonary function test elizabeths are good it also influences my mood was i usually feel better immediately which puts you i have more motivation and i'm somehow happier the feel better because i feel like i could do more. because of her illness our alina has to catch up with a lot of school work at home it's much easier for her to study 100 longside clear she's doing much better but doctors can still dete

10th century in china secretions from smallpox past jewels were dried and rubbed into superficial scratches in the skin or inhaled this is considered the 1st inoculation using attenuated pathogens to cause a reaction by the immune system. in the 770 s. english physician edward jenner discovered that people infected with cowpox which was relatively harmless did not contract the much more deadly smallpox disease. in 1796 he vaccinated an 8 year old boy with past from the milkmaids cowpox lesions 6 weeks later the boy proved to be immutable hence the name vaccine from vaca the latin word for cow. originally vaccines were based on injecting or administering small doses of attenuated live or dead viruses into the body the immune system that attacked them and created antibodies and subsequently an immunity. with more complex viruses such as sars kovi to around about method is necessary. that's why research teams try to produce only certain fragments of one viral protein despite protein which when safely introduced to the body would stimulate an immune response. genetically manipulated d.n.a. and

now a senior administration official said that $600 billion price tag is not going to scratch the itch of what they need to accomplish, but one area where they are willing to negotiate and have discussions are those targeted checks to american families. right now the white house is pushing for $1400 checks to go out to american families while one republican senator suggested they could go down to 1,000. now one question going forward is how long president biden will give these republicans to negotiate. the president has also made his preference clear that he wants to pursue this in a bipartisan manner but he has left open the possibility of moving this without republican support. he is adamant that he wants action on this measure fast. arlitt saenz, cnn, the white house. >>> with just about a week to go before donald trump's historic second impeachment trial begins in the senate, the former president has announced two new lawyers will head his legal team. his impeachment defense team quit after a disagreement in legal strategy. >> reporter: president trump really having to rebuild his

fauci said that that is not true, that they were starting from scratch. i don't know how as vice president that you can go on an interview and said that. it's harmful to the country. >> it's all politics. i feel bad for the people of our country. they don't know what to believe anymore. everything is politicized. we have to get away it from. we need real leaders, people that are not politically motivated that care about the people. that's how america got to be strong in the first place. >> laura: you bet. you have a great governor in your state of florida, dr. carson. he's doing an incredible job. >> we do. >> laura: take care. great to see you. we have shocking new details regarding the predatory behavior of the leader weaver. more coming up. >> out of $87 million that was raised by the lincoln project, 63 to 66 million of that money went to voter contact. >> where did the other money go? >> the law requires that you make disclosures. but you don't have to disclose subcontractor payments. which is how you protect your staff with and all sorts of vendors

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