i have concerns about how we ensure that the tessa demo i we ensure that the tessa demo been done effectivelyalso worry that it is not always easy to carry such a task outer tame by some parents are however going to guarantee that there is consistency of approach by everybody. consistency of approach by everybody-— consistency of approach by eve bod. , everybody. when these corridors start filling _ everybody. when these corridors start filling up — everybody. when these corridors start filling up it _ everybody. when these corridors start filling up it is _ everybody. when these corridors start filling up it is going - everybody. when these corridors start filling up it is going to - start filling up it is going to rely on a lot of trust. trust in teenagers to test themselves properly and to report the results because if they don't there is not in the school can do except appeal to their parents. teenagers will have to wear masks, notjust in corridors but in england's classrooms too, wherever they can distance. northern ireland has also advised masks and secondary classrooms. they start with

go to a beverly hills plastic surgeon for help with her hair but most don't have an emergency like tessa brown. last month she ran out of hairspray that she would use a little gorilla glue spray instead. >> look! my hair doesn't live. >> brown posted her problem on social media hoping she would get some advice. shampoo and cooking oil didn't get the glue out and neither did the acetone wipes she got when she went to the emergency room. she talked to et live about how much pain she has been in. >> thousands of people donated to a go fund that brown set up to buy weeks. the most valuable donation was offered by a doctor who saw brown's video online. >> you can only feel compassion and sympathy. >> he has a background in chemistry so he started experimenting living here onto a skeleton and trying different solutions to dissolve it. he found one that worked and he told brown he would treat her for free. >> my training in plastic surgery and brain surgery made me do this. we have the solutions to stop it. >> he is hopeful her scalp and most of her hair will be okay after a few hours. arthur b

tessa big loser. all these so—called stocks, google etc.ple have been cashing in those profits on the tech stocks that have been rising exponentially for many many months. serious profit take it to the taking going on. hsbc announced a 34% drop in its annual profits to $8.8 billion after what it described as a challenging year because of the global pandemic. hsbc said it would focus more on its operations in asia. as i mentioned, the shares are up. they had some little comments in there which is music to the ears of investors like we are going to pay a dividend and that kind of thing. this going to pay a dividend and that kind of thing.— that kind of thing. as you mentioned _ that kind of thing. as you mentioned the _ that kind of thing. as you mentioned the results . that kind of thing. as you i mentioned the results don't sound too great but they really highlight the impact of the pandemic of last year but as you say shares have actually been up and here is why. for the first time since late 2019 the first time since late 2019 the bank sa

it stars ruth negga and tessa thompson and is a story about racism in 1920s new york.t in virtual sundance this year were female film—makers, as the festival achieved gender parity across the board, eight years after it managed it in one of its competitions. nearly half of those projects were by non—white female directors, including a documentary about rita moreno, the first hispanic woman to win an oscar for west side story in 1962. moreno not only suffered sexual harassment, but also appalling typecasting in her early career. i wanted to turn the parts down, but that is all that was offered, and i had to make a living. what i went through in my youth and did my hollywood years, which was in my 20s... here is what is really ironic, it is still happening. this was a0 or 50 years ago. it is still happening. isn't this crazy? what was apparent is that of the call for women's authentic voices to be heard, wherever they come from. writing with fire, which won a special impact for change jury award at the festival, is an indian documentary about a female—run news organisati

in thailand for talks following this month's who is part of regional efforts to resolve the crisis tessa's in myanmar continue to demand the release of elected leader aung san suu kyi. the white house says president joe biden will speak with saudi arabia's king solomon before a u.s. government report into the murder of the journalist published it's widely expected to implicate the king's son prince mohammed bin sol month in killing former president donald trump and his administration refused to release it the president is taking a fresh approach to how he engages with foreign leaders around the world and different from the prior administration and that means he will not hold back and he will speak out when there are concerns he has about human rights abuses about. the lack of freedom of speech or the lack of freedom of media and expression or any concerns he has at the same time we have a long relationship with saudi arabia they are being attacked in the region and that is certainly an area where we continue to work with them on but i expect we'll have more to say when we get post the rele

as they tap their creativity for the marches for a 7th straight day the anti coupe row tessa's across myanmar continue with their movement calling for the return of democracy and the release of their civilian leaders in armenia we are asking international football on twitter facebook and instagram to save our country and show what is happening to me and my and not just premier league football fans in yangon. in the eastern city of mean police broke up a protest arresting several people for the last few nights security forces have rounded up people who have taken part in the growing civil disobedience movement. and as myanmar's military celebrated union day in the capital which marks the anniversary of the nation's independence facebook announced it would reduce the distribution of all content in profiles run by the military the move is not a ban but to lower the number of people who see their content the social media giant saying the military has continued to spread misinformation. and there's growing concern about a cyber bill proposed by the junta. the military says its new laws are

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these images are from tessa donna goes photo series break fast. the spanish photographer takes foods an ordinary objects and uses them to produce extraordinary pictures. if you need any that last 3 woodstock used to describe my work on. particular basically said. of sort of. efforts result in sue real compositions like an egg being shocked with i mean ition. pancakes cooked with a knife and rather than a frying pan. today taking photos to advertise a shopping mall in madrid as the campaign's creative director she's to produce for images that will grace posters and appear on social media. because photos have little in common with plastic food photography. provided the one day i'm ok sit up straight and show how much you like the shoe. that you'll go on i have in my picture you spoke of you know the food usually looks a little out of play nice as eve never seen it before in a way he asked. it out of round with his it's been taken out of context and they say it overtly staged. it for a while here we have a model i you know i know fashion and a campai

. >> thomas tessa was the san joaquin county prosecutor.d a number of missing persons cases 37 so when he heard the case of larry and elisa mcnabbney he gravitated toward it. >> he was an attorney with a case load who just disappeared. this isn't someone who's a homeless person who just vanishes and you think they took a greyhound and went to nevada. >> he began by taking a good, hard look at elisa. >> she was a person out of a '40s film noir movie in that she was a stunner physically, everyone said that, but more importantly she had a control over men that just amazed me. she was able to say jump and the men would say how high? >> it certainly seemed true for larry, so said his old friend, fred atchison. >> she was controlling him to the extent that she was keeping him away from his family and his former friends. >> did that include the relationship he had with you? >> no question about it. >> you found yourself shut out. >> yeah. >> so did larry's daughter, tavia. >> elisa completely cut me out of the picture, and i was devastated. >> but

the automaker says tessa will begin accepting bitcoin as a form of payment now for its vehicles.it also plans to start acquiring even more digital currency. that coin was that more than 13% today on the news. other cryptocurrencies air also hire shares and tell slower up more than 1% old navy is closing their mission bay headquarters and moving in with their parent company. gap the chronicle cites a message to employees today and reports that the gap is the latest company to downsize their office space in the city because of the pandemic yelp levi strauss, twitter and dropbox are some of the other companies that have signal plans to downsize. it's unclear when old navy will move to the gaps headquarters, which is located in two buildings along the embarcadero. republican john cox formally opened his campaign for california governor today. this is his second campaign for the state's top job after finishing behind governor gavin newsom in their 2018 matchup. if it qualifies for the ballot, cox will be a candidate in the proposed recall election that threatens to oust newsome this y

we've heard from the corporate world , particularly from tessa -- will we heard from -- what we've heardlarly from tesla. it's at least eight times the number of transactions cryptocurrencies can. these cryptocurrencies are very expensive to mine. and the biggest hurdle for cryptocurrencies is, if you go to a shopkeeper, they're not going to accept it because of the volatility it has. that said, currency is going to take a very long time. we may have some form of cryptocurrencies in the future. but in what shape or form, i think we're in early stages of that. anna: thank you for joining us. i wanted to ask about btp's, because we have a green flag for more gains after five star backing, but we are out of time. you can look up his story on that. matt: y eah, or just type in mliv . it's the first story that pops up. that's it for the european market open. surveillance is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: the inflation debate, labor market, european markets trend lower, while agent traitors curtailed by the lunar new year holiday. president biden says the united states plans for 100

monday was the worst single day for tessa lines september. a buying opportunity, including cathie wood at arc invest, bought a quarter of a million shares. palantir is down after one of the cofounders, executive sold two million shares after the lockup period expired after the company went public. good news for palantir, it signed a new deal with 3m to improve its supply chain. another corporate customer instead of engaging with governments around the world. home depot, no guidance because of covid uncertainty. they warned growth might slow. they boosted dividends by 10% which is a bullish sign i would imagine. macy's coming out with earnings this morning. sales down 17% in the holiday period. that was still better than anticipated. they have this transition taking place to move from brick and mortars going online. one more stock i will leave you with, gm, we don't talk about spacs a lot, this is having an impact in the electric car market today. we're talking about lucid motors going public by a spac. lucid is the upscale electric carmaker.

it is not only tessa using it as a medium of exchange now -- tesla.ome wealth but their currency has been devalued and they don't have other access to speculative assets. pete: real quick, i will not hold you to it, if you were to put the price of bitcoin a year from now, where do you think it will be, david, real quick? >> i bet about 150,000. pete: 150,000. currently, 57. how about you? >> i don't like to make price predictions i would say that range sounds okay to me. pete: 150,000 would be threefold from today. that would be unbelievable. thank you so much for your insight. appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: coming up, telling you bitcoin. telling you. will, are you listening. did you listen to that segment. will: what is your basis, what is your basis in bitcoin. pete: i'm all in. will: price basis when it goes to 150, will you work here much longer. pete: i can't tell you, will. president trump hugging the flag at a famous cpac. we went off script there, since leaving the white house. next sunday at cpac. former governor mike huckabee react the

we had two daughters, olivia and tessa. livvy? but a story can have many pages.nd anyone who's experienced grief will know that it's a roller—coaster. and so i think this is why the film really chimed with me. and strangely the resonance of it, that none of us could have anticipated when we made the film, to do with this tragic loss at a time when a vaccine wasn't available, and roald and patricia both became very vocal advocates of the vaccine programme when it emerged in the mid—�*605 and onwards. and we are in the middle of this situation we are now in. we've all been bereaved in some way, either literally by losing someone we love, or in terms of our own lives in missing... we've had a whole chunk of our lives ripped out. and to try and find a way forward, well, you know, there is the vaccination programme, it's there, and there is light at the end of the tunnel. well, you've been doing your part, you've been volunteering as a vaccine marshal. how's that been working out? it's been great, frankly, it's been great to get out of the house. morning, good morning