they have these sort of safeguards where you can't get the ball in did gutter i feel like there's this expectation somewhere that new investors should never be able to roll the ball in the gutter i've rolled the ball in the gutter many times met dpoercally and actually, and i think that we saw melvin capital, who is as sophisticated as they get losing money. robinhood traders made it to the money. i don't know that we saw as much about the reddit interaction, how wall street bets worked in creating this frenzy but i do also feel like, you know, where is personal responsibility taking out big loans to buy stock because you're on a mission, a kamikaze mission to take down wooelt i don't know i don't think we've learned anything new, really i agree with guy the idea roaring kiddie, robinhood, sit dell, it's theater. >> it's like a joke, rite? like melvin capital, reddit walked into a bar and met a -- in all seriousness, it's an interesting point in terms of striving or wanting to put up guardrails how can you possibly do that people ultimately are responsible for

the first is going to be, we think, a near miss, kind of like a gutter ball going down the coast. it looks promising but it's going to swing in along southern california. that would be late monday into tuesday. right now the better chance for rain comes in friday into saturday. that storm system has a little more moisture to work with and should be more of a direct hit for most of the west coast, areas around the bay area toward the pacific northwest. as we start next weekend we're hopeful that's a part of a pattern shift to rain. you've seen northern california and the fire down towards fresno, too. it would be helpful to have some rain out of this but we don't have any rain. rain staying offshore monday and tuesday. towards the end of the week, rain becoming possible again. again, you shouldn't have to ask for possibility of rain showers this time of year, but it will look like we'll finish off the month of february on a dry note, much like we saw last year. hopefully we'll see some changes once we reach the first weekend of march. breezy times in the mountains tomorrow. back to

vaccinated words you might be careful about protecting yourself if you sort of shifted back to the gutter. cutter enough warning us to our department store she's about to get her 1st a dose of the vaccine and hopes it might bring her a little closer to the normality we all had before 19. that all in $21.00 days i'll get my 2nd dose of the vaccine in a few days after that it's my birthday and i'll be able to celebrate without being afraid to get sick invite friends over and we'll have a drink. but even those vaccinated can still get infected later sent to the evidence suggests the protects against serious illness but doesn't mean someone can't pass to the virus on. she's done on her way out here enough or you know get ice cream just don't she has to be careful for the next 3 weeks because only then will she have produced and nothing antibodies for complete protection against a coronavirus infection many here are hoping this post vaccine ice cream may be the 1st step to enjoying life to the fullest to why. more. now to some other developments in the coronavirus pandemic authorities in hong

breezy later in the day, testing over 35 miles an hour, so tomorrow is not the day to clean up the guttersdo anything else on a ladder. more showers in the forecast sunday night into presidents' day on monday. that looks more substantial but still not exactly impressive, not as much is what we had yesterday. tonight shows the rain approaching from the north as we head into the very early hours of saturday morning, that will diminish in intensiy as it drops in but i still think there's a good chance of scattered showers within the first couple of hours of saturday morning and then that dissipates and out of here by 10, 11:00 tomorrow morning, the rest of the day the mix of clouds and sun with the breezy conditions, clear skies tomorrow night for at least a little while, some dense fog to develop early sunday morning, most of the moisture stays aimed further up the coast, we see some of that sneaking down toward us as we head into sunday evening with a better chance of rain will hold off until later sunday night, and into monday morning, and this, you could see, darker clowns. a few hundreds

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. >>> i hear the trickle of rain out on the gutters. that's about how meteorologically advanced i am this morning. we're going to send it over to kari. >> i think that's pretty accurate, don't you think, kari? >> yeah, i think so, absolutely. i mean, that's all we need to know. it's raining out there, at least for some of us. and storm ranger is tracking it, showing the rain that was earlier in the north bay has now made it south of the golden gate bridge, and is slowly making it into the south bay over the past couple of hours. and so we're seeing some pockets of some light to moderate rain out there, and then for the south county, it's just now starting to creep into morgan hill from the santa cruz mountains, so we'll be watching that as we go into today. taking a look at walnut creek, we are going to see still those rainr later today. we'll talk more about more rain chances in the forecast but mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >> wet roads, kari. obviously that's the story as you talked about the slow moving rain. we

know your cancer is a really horrible disease there's all of us know what we're in for it's lost the gutter usually. it's a region torn between its loyalty to europe and the opportunities that china offers . so it would be easy to convince our politicians not to get funds from the chinese for such projects if there was a serious attempt off europe to help us in the transition towards the coalition. when. you. move. this is no children's model railway. welcome to the expression room for the project of hunger and so when i say to a way in the territory of servia place for me. is an engineer overseeing the belgrade to budapest route at the china railway headquarters visitors are shown serbia's showcase model. the beijing based engineer has travelled practically all over the world for the new silk road project. for me actually there is no such controversial because i was doing a lot of international projects not only in pakistan i was in in egypt and ours in iran while ours in argentina political questions are off the table. we're only permitted to ask about the technical side of the project th

that are going to go back to another man and not out of the gutter that cut out of the matter the money that they are putting not even alex i mean. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm doudna mongo. know nothing get my money not why not. why x. 10 and the whole people we believe this job again. a lot of i can say they want them up with johnny they are the monotonic out a mother how do it all because there is a lot of money but i'm not i'm a little like a mad builder let's pull out the people i don't want to put out the other from our party without all the other bloodletting. chose seemed wrong. but old rules just told. me to get to shape out just because educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. welcome back to crossfire where all things are considered i'm peter labelle crimmins we're talking about democratizing the financial system. let's go back to john and watch them sorry i had to interrupt you before we went to the break there but the image maybe kind of give a more balanced assessment of what hedge

bag stay with the kids but when i was late lane you should assume you know i'm a 50 foot palms in the gutter that's one of the silly elements thing appeal to me. talkative. david i'm interested in the casey connection ad because every cab i dig it has an easy way about i'm at a good marriage by the way and medic for instance is a fall and you know and i always say well what's what's in the water back there tell me about some of the cats from k.c. area and there's there's rugby there's a day kiss there's rob riggle there's no me green fields to me yeah so there's a ton of us we'll do a charity actually every year for children's mercy hospital and since then there's even been there's another gosh of them failing down the gal there's a gal right now in s n l from kansas city but there's there's a bunch of talent that's come from there don cheadle i guessed it was from kansas city. that's her name neda singer she's from k.c. so there's a ton a town with this come from around there but like wriggles a daycare in rudd all into the same school system shawnee mission east south in the west i believe

with the dollar becoming as cheap and getting into the gutter as it is i think we are going to see a lot more bitcoin purchases, an increase in prices of other old coins that are going to really change the economy. they factor in senator schumer that is crying for more and more bailout money because people can take care of -- can't take care of themselves. not saying that is anyone's fault, people are getting into the mindset where they can get to the government hat in hand -- i don't know if we are to the point of no return where the dollar will collapse but i think we will see a flight of capital into crypto where that kind of manipulation cannot happen. host: cryptocurrency, what do you think? guest: i wish someone could explain crypto to me in 30 minutes or left. there crypto trend to have a life changing meaning full observation to share. crypto talking about bitcoin and a theory him and these other things. they are open to their own speculative bubble and what happened in 2018 and 2019. theoretically they should be vindicated if you have a fiat currency you have something meanin

world we're going to watch in the. gutter and i'm a. boy oh boy i mean should this is this is nasty when you see numbers like this commit i mean we've seen these numbers kind of slowly trickling out over the last year of how much money the upper crust of the world made while the rest of us suffered in this pandemic but when you break down the number that's just 10 people in this world of 7000000000 the wealth that they made in one year alone last year could actually pay for you know a vaccination for everyone that's that staggering now i mean it just goes to show us in real terms how grossly you know this amount of money they've made it is especially when the world is in crisis when we're at the backdrop of this pandemic that it's called economic upheaval all over the globe that there are. too i guess to hand people who have made a killing really off of the backs of a lot of people who are you know unemployed right now off of people who couldn't do any better and many of them are also part of industries where their folks weren't given in

white rv, that's where that round circular piece of engine covering fell from the sky, bounced off the guttern the roof and landed in front of the building. no one was hurt. that's the key takeaway here, that nobody was hurt. now, all of those pieces of debris, most of them seemed to have been picked up by the ntsb investigators, taken back to denver's international report, and that investigation is now kicking off. terrifying video from onboard united flight 328 showing the right engine on fire. >> all of a sudden there was a loud sound and then it got really, really bad. i thought lightning struck the plane at first. >> there is a big boom and the kind of sound you don't want to hear when you are on an airplane. i instantly put my shade up and i was pretty frightened to see that the engine on my side was missing. >> reporter: the boeing 777 traveling from denver to honolulu experiencing engine failure minutes after takeoff. >> we looked at each other, my wife and i, and held hands and just wished our kids would see them again. >> i don't know what it is. >> reporter: eyewitnesses on the gro

it was a piece of the engine casing bouncing off the gutter there. culously, no one in the house was hurt. this morning the police tape is down. there is no debris to be seen. we understand that the ntsb investigators were on the scene last night collecting pieces of evidence and now that investigation is underway. terrifying video from onboard united flight 328 showing the right engine on fire. >> all of a sudden there was a loud sound and then it got really, really bad. i thought lightning struck the plane. >> there was a big boom and the kind of sound you don't want to hear when you are on an airplane. i put my shade up and i was frightened to see that the engine on my side was missing. >> reporter: the boeing 777 traveling from denver to honolulu experiencing engine failure minutes after takeoff. >> we looked at each other, my wife and i, and held hands. just wished our kids, we would see them again. >> i don't know what it is. >> reporter: eyewitnesses on the ground seeing pieces of the aircraft falling from the sky in the denver suburbs of broom

you know, you're you're life goes straight down the gutter and i realize that this was kind of an urban legend. this is the typical form of an urban legend where a story be sort of evolved over time to to make a to make for a morality tale really and in that and that gets to the second book here on the right where i do talk about stories like that anyway any other questions well, i think that we have one comment as we close out our our hour and and that is that someone said they didn't have a question, but they love that you had the man in the cat high castle reference that really i mean that was that was sort of a surprise little dude. i knew nothing about senator bricker because why would i and so i did a little bit of research on that and and discovered this, you know, i mean, he's otherwise, i think there's a couple of federal buildings or state buildings in ohio that are named after but other than that, he's like fallen completely into oblivion. and so i found that just that that's like is one little like flicker where he's returned to the limelight. i thought that was really kind

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so if you're expecting, you know the gutters to fill tonight. not gonna happen. of an inch should be a big deal for us out of this if it stalled out or something, maybe attempt in the north bay, but i think most of us in the bay area proper are going to see just trace amounts to 10th and at best, so with that said. we've got a little bit of rain and grand villa just outside of greenville, and we've got potential for value fog in the morning temperatures and dew point her in a pretty good spot, and with this rain coming in, it'll make things a little bit easier for the fog to form. so the model does something like this. and if you take a peek at it, you'll see the, um set up on it. you're going to go for rain shows up about three in the morning. and then it moves through about 6 a.m. tomorrow morning and then by noon, right? it's kind of out of there. so that's the plan for tomorrow, and then we get another shot of showers late friday night into early saturday morning. this looks a little more robust but still 1/10 of an inch if we're lucky, and then after that thi

>> our house was not -- it just knocked the gutter off of my garage, but as far as damage to my housel. and other than talking to the local police and fire department, there's been no other authorities who have come by and issued any kind of edict or demand or telling us to not do anything or that we had to leave or whatever. we're probably waiting -- i don't imagine anybody is going to show up until tomorrow morning. i hope not, anyway. i don't want them to come here in the middle of the night. >> i don't blame you, you probably want a good night's rest after what you've been dealing with today. now you'll go to bed in your house with a big piece of airplane at the front. >> it will probably be a while 'til the adrenaline slows down and the nerves get back together. we've had phone calls from friends from across the nation that we haven't talked to in a while, was that your house? yeah, that was us. >> it's nice that we can smile right now because no one was injured, but it was a close call. >> that's exactly right, because no one was injured either here on the ground or in the plane

your leg and gain a platform in the -- in politics in the united states that evaluates them from the gutter of which they come. and so it's really important that you do know who they are and you push back on those hateful ideas. remember, this is a group -- again, these weren't republicans before trump, during trump, or after trump. they're not republicans now, but they'll try to latch on anywhere that they think they can get a platform to communicate their crazy ideas. and so every republican should come out and condemn this, but so should democrats. they should do it as well. and this is a new standard, hateful speech across congress of both parties should be the standard anyway, we shouldn't even have this debate. i don't know why this is a debate, that we talk like this. these people are pitching violence against our political system. people need to understand, that's a serious, serious thing. because it will attract people who are outside of that circle even, to think, hey, it's okay. violence is okay. even after the attack on the capitol, some of these members were saying, this was a

you're able to encounter the spiritual beliefs of the past, the technology, the experiments in self gutter -- in self governments of the past. one of the things we strive to do is hold the people of the past in our hands very gently and with compassion so we can enter into their story and experience it from 360 degrees. that said, 360 degrees surrounding me right now, behind me, you can see the court meeting house at the top of the street. if we were able to magically transport ourselves to modern plymouth in 2020, you would see the unitarian universalist church there. we would be on lyden street. that's the street we we create. -- we re-create. the house is based on a map fragment left in the governor's hands. the gardens are based on inventory that lists the season -- the seeds that you find in documents like the brewster book from the william brewster family. the idea is to help our guests walk into an accurate re-creation of the past and feel they have been physically transported and mentally transported, as well. >> my name is elizabeth collins. i have been here now for seven years. m

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recognize that's written for people who fought for the confederacy for previous military officers or in the gutters confederacy and it doesn't take a constitutional scholarto require that they be convicted for . in court. with due process of law. so it never, that question can right. until those things happen. if you agree with those arguments and i know you all will get your house you go read it if you agree with those arguments the suggestion the 14th amendment applies here is ridiculous if you come to that hconclusion then because the managers have not separated out the counts, counts within the articles of impeachment the whole thing falls i didn't write that area there married. i wrote it out in individual responses because i didn't know how to respond to the cast a wide net effort. unfortunately, sensors sometime in the past realize you can't do that because you pass rule that says you can't do that . so that's why it's flawed. explore other ways to my colleagues leslie. i was. i thought that the house managers who spoke earlier were brilliant speakers. and i made some notes and they'll hear

in short, the home office was pandering to gutter politics. people in the uk oppose decent support and care for asylum seekers and close these barracks urgently? no apology due, as ijust said, these barracks accommodation units were previously used by the brave men and women of our armed services, they good enough for the armed services, and they were certainly more than good enough for people who have arrived in this country seeking asylum. the immigration minister chris philp. now, every week on a thursday morning, mps get a challenge to ask the leader of the commons, jacob rees—mogg, for precious parliamentary time to discuss issues of vital importance, in their constituency or perhaps beyond. one of the debates that has been dividing the nation this week, perhaps even more divisive than brexit has been over the years, is whether having weetabix with baked beans is an attractive serving suggestion for a healthy meal. now, we all need a little light relief in these difficult times, so may we have a debate on breakfast cereals and their contr

where the hedge fund called up there billionaire founder of this company and said freeze the traits of a guttertstop. that's the only thing they didn't do this charlie abusive to their customers. and that's with the investigation is going to be perspective you see me? >> i cannot really see a bright >> great i have a great visually ready? just pretend you can see this. >> that's amazing. specular love looking at the world through my silver glasses. >> [laughter] much better than rose-colored glasses. >> much better print i love silver, shredded buys much silver as we can the same wall street form they are checking silver through the roof i like it, what are your thoughts? >> silver his gun stock there's no stopping it now. it has to go to one or $57 to get to its old high inflation adjusted the last time someone tried to manipulate the price higher. which was the junta brothers in the late 70s. unfortunately this a lot of mistakes are being made by the ready gang. which i'm kind of cheering for because i like the idea of beating up these billionaires have bought all of the houses around me. thi

in short, the home office was pandering to gutter politics. l so will the home office - apologise forrt |and care for asylum seekers andj close these barracks urgently? we fully comply with all of the relevant guidelines. in response to his question about this country's stance towards asylum—seekers, we are now spending getting on for £1 billion a year accommodating asylum—seekers, a record that i think is stands comparison to any country in europe, indeed, any country around the world. so, there is no apology due and certainly none will be made. on the napier barracks, we tend to see a quality impact assessment, it makes it absolutely clear that the use of disused barracks as asylum accommodation is absolutely a political choice. this government has consistently refused to confirm the numbers of those who have contracted the coronavirus while staying at napier barracks. but i understand that out of around 400 people, 105 — who did not have the virus — were moved out, leaving us to draw our own conclusions about just how massive an outbreak took place there. does the minister not agre

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the internet. >> yellow media, gutter media, whatever you want to call it, it's been around for a long time and i think we're all dealing with is this mark and you alluded to this speed of which this is all traveling now. and the impact and how it is in communities whether it's in the united states or in a place like nicaragua so i appreciate your opening comments . i wanted to focus in right now as we get to this q&a section and we will get to the audience in a few minutes but i want to focus in on things that all three of you talked about. this issue of journalists. supporting journalists. with the digital age, we are living in the digital age, there's no question . most of us are getting our news from our sources through the internet whether it's whatever newspaper youread . but we're getting them from national sources, whether they are cnn, fox news, the washington post or whatever it is in yourcountry . so how do we get back to, how do we really support local journalism for local communities so people can get those answersto local problems ? that might be able to mitigate those issues betwee

the governor. these are her accusations. guttered a culture in his administration were sexual harassment and bullying are so pervasive that it is not only condoned but expected and if you dare to speak up you would face consequences. let out specific allegations including that he kissed her, and unwanted advance when she was working for him. what do you make of what we are hearing tonight? >> this is a matter of a governor who is behaving like he is governing in the air of bad men instead of the me too movement. the oilin is a younger mom, married woman who has told her story and she said there are others and what i've learned over the years is when there's a sexual predator there's never just one victim. there is always more and it will be interesting to see if this plays out of other women are able to find their voice and come forward but it's very important we take time and listen and see what happened. this is a time when the chickens as they say come home to roost for governor cuomo. his behavior, his bullying, perhaps is lyin

the internet. you know, yellow media, gutter media, whatever you want to call it, tabloid media, it's been around forand i think what we're all dealing with is sort of this as mark and you related to, was that the speed of which this is all traveling now and the impact. and how it is ddivisive, you knw in communities whether it is in the united states or nicaragua. we really appreciate your opening comments. i want to focus in right now as we get to the q & a section and we'll get to the audience in a few minutes, but i just wanted to focus in on things that all three of you, you talked about is this issue of journalists supporting Ñiçójournalists. you know, with the digital age, you know, we are living in the digital age. no question. most of us are now getting our, you know, our news from our sources through the internet. whether it's whatever newspaper you read. but those national, but we're getting them from national sources whether they are cnn, fox news here in the united states or "washington post" or whatever it is in your countries. so, how do we get back to, how do we really support local j

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mccaskill, i think with this reporting and recreation of the timeline -- i hate to use this in the gutter, but they're in the toilet bowl, this muck, this dirty underbelly of american political sociy.ook an investigation is going and the arrests. they are arresting members of the proud boy, they are moving towards charging the conspiracy and perhaps more serious charges of sedition. the so that reel, the peel that were listening, stormed the capitol, erases any doubt about where the conversation was between. it was between republicans and the president and white supremacists, proud boys on the other side, who carried out the crime, that they thought they were directed to carry out. >> mitch mcconnell made a cool calculation in the days after the election. he knew what donald trump was going to try too do. he knew it was wrong. he knew it was a lie, but he was trying to hold power in the senate. everything he did in those 77 days was all about -- up until the georgia runoff election, was all about winning the senate seats in georgia. he was in a box canyon. he thought if he placated trump,