joe sitt, thor equities ceo, thank you very much.of that conversation is talking about new york real estate and where we are. if you take aside san francisco and new york, something interesting is happening. clearly, what happened during the midst of the pandemic, everyone was going into suburbs. we had housing prices and apartment prices in urban cities go down versus suburban area prices. that trend really stayed until about december. now that we are about two months into the year, you are seeing urban prices recover just a bit. maybe we are seeing some signs of stabilization, or at least that mass exit is has kind of stopped. and it totally, we all know i just bought an apartment in brooklyn. there are some seriously huge deals that are going down in new york. i wonder if we are looking at a real estate grab where you are seeing a lot of people come in with low rates and just pump in money because things are so cheap right now, and prices have fallen so much in areas like manhattan. guy: i think for the long-term term, you would p

doses of the vaccine and had planned to start not relating frontline health as in the coming days of thor's the save the vaccination program will proceed in the coming weeks but with vaccinations by johnson and johnson and pfizer buying tech instead so how will this affect the country's overall vaccine rollout we put back to professor abdul karim he's the country's leading infectious disease specialist to the chief medical advisor to the south african government. so really developed our overall axion strategy we always wanted to have a diversity of candidates and so as a senator was one of the candidates we selected based on the evidence that was available that showed it was effective against both mild and severe disease including hospitalization however the study that was just published that was just released yesterday showed that the efficacy against mild disease is quite low and that's supported by look moderately evidence as well now we are uncertain a bar where the masters and it go back see it also prevents the disease and hospitalization against the 5 a one y d 2 variant that is prev

. >> thor's hammer. >> thor's hammer. i've got my 14-hole boots on, each represents one of the words. >> the words? >> yes. >> would that be like the commandment? >> sure. >> he likes to hang out with people who thinks the same way he does, views that have gotten him into trouble back home. >> i don't have those scuffs all over my boots by chance. >> that's from what, from kicking people? >> kicking and fighting, you know, scuffling. brawling. >> brawling. >> basically, yeah. >> but you don't want to get into any brawls today. >> no. >> is that possible? >> oh, absolutely it's possible. >> do you think i will have any problems? >> no, not at all. because you seem civilized to me, and you're caucasian, we're inviting all caucasians to participate. >> what about non-caucasian? >> i wouldn't recommend them to attend. that would problem i will be a bad idea. >> the white nationalists don't hold back, but there are some restrictions under german law. >> what would happen if you, i don't know, did the nazi salute? >> they would

s with such information, evidence documents tation as those in thors general may request? ms. tanden: absolutely, senator. and i recognize and appreciate the leadership that members on this committee on supportive in thors general. i recognize the role they play and ensuring agencies are fulfilling their mission and the role that they play. if i am fortunate enough to be confirmed. i will support the work of the inspectors general and work for members of congress to fully understand how our agencies are operating and achieving mayor thigs. >> thank you, and you will issue written guidance to that effect? ms. tanden: absolutely. >> thank you. just touching briefly on cybersecurity, which is something where o.m.b. has been significant, responsibility and jurisdiction, we continue to see introducings of federal networks, attacks and intrusions of sensitive private sector networks. can you outline some of the stretches you intend to take to strengthen cybersecurity within the federal government across the country? ms. tanden: absolutely. and asics, i believe solar winds really dem

. >> thor's hammer. >> thor's hammer. i got my 14-hole boots on.f the 14 words. we must secure the existence of our people and the future for our children. >> would that be like the commandment? >> it is. >> he likes to hang out with people who thinks the same way he does, views that have gotten him into trouble back home. >> i don't have those scuffs all over my boots by chance. >> that's from what, from kicking people? >> kicking and fighting, you know, scuffling. brawling. >> brawling. >> basically, yeah. >> but you don't want to get into any brawls today. >> no. >> is that possible? >> oh, absolutely it's possible. >> do you think i will have any problems? >> no, not at all. because you seem civilized to me, and you're caucasian, we're inviting all caucasians to participate. >> what about non-caucasians? >> i wouldn't recommend them to attend. that would probably be a bad idea. >> the white nationalists don't hold back, but there are some restrictions under german law. >> what would happen if you, i don't know, did the nazi salute? >> they woul

. >> asarosa vich, judge dismissed one of the charges and reduced thor on, for obtaining one vicodinder a false name. >> anna leaves behind an estate worth almost $700, which dani lynn will get. howard k. stern is the executor. >> i told you so. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is what's left of anna. dani, she has a big heart like her mom had, and i think she could appreciate these things. do you know what this even is? this is stuff that i've had for you for a long time. you want to see it? all right, okay, cool. this was a blondie t-shirt. we went on a date. who's that cool guy? >> please stop. i already told you before, please stop. >> this. there you are with your mommy. that is pictures of your ultrasound. anna got to live her dream. she wanted to be a star, she wanted to be a mother, and dannielynn is her legacy. that's what lives on from anna. >> and we'll be right back. he t, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just bett

kron four's dan thor explains their push for change political. >>a political action committee made up of san francisco parents is exploring possible recall efforts as frustration builds over reopening schools, the san francisco unified school district was set to meet on how to get kids back into the classrooms safely on tuesday. but those plans were put on hold the families for san francisco packed says they're tired of the delays like so many parents. >>i'm frustrated by the board of education's lack of focus and progress on reopening schools. the group is accusing the sf usd of dragging its feet on bringing students back while focusi-g on policy changes such as changing school names or admissions of the city's prestigious lowell high school other fed up parents even held a distance learning protest thursday morning at midtown terrace park parents and children are in pain. >>school or should be the cause and at the center of all this trauma, their role is simple the school board is also getting pressure from the city earlier this month, the san

no, that's not thor. that's one of the crew members helping erect several bright white tents in the north parking lot of the oakland coliseum. president biden promised he would set up 100 vaccination sites across the country during his first 100 days in office, and this is one of them. the teams that are working together here are fema and the governor's office of emergency vfz. the vaccination site is split into two areas. one half handles walkup appointments. the other half handles drive-through appointments. the goal is to vaccinate 6,000 people each day. school social worker diosa diaz who lives and works in oakland can't wait to roll up her sleeve. >> i'm officially on three notification lists to be able to get an appointment. i get told that i just don't qualify yet. >> reporter: this week, alameda county gave educators and child care workers the green light to receive the vaccine. >> the community isn't able to get vaccinated yet, so i feel like most of my colleagues would feel more comfortable when

travelers struck east of the loyalty islands in new caledonia just after midnight local time well thor's is in new zealand have warned the public to stay away from beaches along the northern coast as a way to reach you know to a meter above the tide level a possible within the next few hours we all me and me and one has right of the party headquarters of detained leader alsamixer chief the international community is becoming increasingly concerned with the united states expected to announce sanctions against me and now later meanwhile the military has tightened its grip on power and crackdown on nationwide protests m g q activists have returned to the streets for a 5th day demanding the release of their elected leaders and to highlight their grievances they use it ever more creative tactics. sitting in inflatable tubs this group of young protesters and young gonna risking their lives. their protest tactics quirky humor and the use of english i knew from i am r o y o. r o n a this is one protest idea from the young generation we are always thinking about how to be more creative because we

retaliation for as you mentioned the expulsion by moscow last week of a german diplomat the moscow thor's he said that that person had been somehow involved in anti-government protests and berlin is saying today that it's totally unjustified this person was carrying out his duties they said under the vienna. convention on diplomatic relations to gather information on the ground in in russia with legal means and that's the reason now why a russian diplomat has been declared persona non grata and the russian side has in turn reacted the same thing saying that that expulsion is also unfriendly and unjustified and further consequences may flow so it's ping pong back and forth at the moment and how is the international community trying to put pressure on russia to release the likes in of all. well it's very clear that this was a coordinated action today by germany sweden and poland they've all moved to expel russian diplomats from their capitals it also came just after a meeting of video conference meeting between representatives of the u.s. the u.k. and canada and the e.u. to talk about how t

earlier this week officials said they couldn't increased patrol due to budget cuts kron four's dan thor has that story. >>oakland city leaders have denounced this recent uptick in violence with local business owners say more action needs to be taken. the lunar new year a time to celebrate chinese culture is just about a week away and this cloud of crime is hovering over chinatown. an elderly man being shot to the ground is just the latest attack caught on video in oakland's chinatown the neighborhood on edge following a series of violent crimes. >>i have seen many but i have never seen case like this before getting very serious getting very violent. >>karl chan is president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce he says the community has been reeling for the past several crimes like this where a thief is seen stealing money out of the hands of customers at a small market and hear when security video captures a man snatching cash from people at a bakery and also here when a husband and wife were almost mowed down by of all though while trying to stop 3 women from taking off with st

. >> i closed thor keep hearing bang, bang, bang! >> reporter: the trauma of the capitol attack is still raw for many on the hill. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez relived hiding in her office bathroom. >> i mean, i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: speaking to more than 150,000 watching on instagram live, a.o.c. also rv andriticive tn after the violence. >> folks who tell us to move on, that it's not a big deal, that we should forget what happened, or even telling us to apologize, apologize, these are the same tactics of abusers. >> reporter: and tonight, police officer brian sicknick's remains will begin lying in honor inside the capitol rotunda. sicknick is the capitol police officer who was beaten to death during the riots last month. he is only the fifth officer citizen to lie in honor at the capitol. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank you. pandemic. the number of americans who have had at least one covid shot now exceeds the total number of confirmed cases in the u.s. but as cbs' omar villafranca reports, there

a law that would allow for the parliament with its full of thor to to continue with its mandate and for all the institutions of the federal government to continue so we have a law and that low allows for the both the federal parliament and the federal government to continue until an election is organized now you cannot have it both ways you cannot have a situation where the federal member states and de all the others are refusing to go to an election but at the same time saying that the time has run out elections have to take place well we have to have what they are saying government deal that was. saying the president for maggio's term has ended and they're now calling to have a transitional national council what you know you're going to have the truth it's not the whole truth yes the president's term is 4 years the problem it's term is 4 years but also there is so low that that's not a lot for a vacuum to take place and and that is the full truth and in order for that for there to be a political transition there has to be and i like how worrying do you believe this situation is i spok

sports performing arts and other activities will be allowed starting later this week kron four's dan thor has the story from san jose. >>county health leaders say this is exciting news considering santa clara county has been one of the most restrictive areas within the bay area. the county health department says with the lowering rates of covid-19 transmission within the community. the loosening of these restrictions can help balance the risk of covid with other needs. effective friday santa clara county's health orders will be relaxing in terms of outdoor activities youth and adult sports and outdoor gatherings of all kinds will resume under new rules, i'm really excited about this because i think the young people in our community have taken so much of the brunt everybody has suffered from the. >>from covid-19 and different ways of county supervisors city chavez says kids have needed an outlet throughout this pandemic in a release about the loosening of restrictions county health officer doctor sara cody noted the mental physical and social well-being of children and adults needs to be b

was linked to frozen food imports dock workers who handle the goods tested positive for covert 19 or thor is blamed food packaging but the world health organization has questioned the link the reason that some of those food handlers are got infected is probably that the the north perfect social distancing measures that the great transmission of the virus from the contaminated food to human beings that should be wary rare are the way the restrictions are causing long delays the shortage of imported food supplies into china the most immediate impact will be a sudden and imbalance of the flaw of the food supply you know into and out of china china is to you a country that is very very very hungry for protein and china by all day there are a natural resources is a huge importer of great seafood from around awhile that was quite high for the frozen foods like. cherry from australia cherries from. all sort of frozen from brazil here in hong kong the government has followed china's lead and it's now extended testing to include frozen food items it's not testing a wider variety of food items. fro

the hour here on al-jazeera and these other top stories a judge in the netherlands has ruled all thor's he's illegally used emergency powers to impose a night time curfew this was to try to control cope at 19 the dutch prime minister has called the decision disappointing and he is urging citizens to continue respecting the restrictions john hull following the story.

sputnik vaccine but we can distribute it in front of the russian producers submit a request to all thor it says it's normal it's a matter of health care responsibility well even before the lancet article russian scientists had been insisting that sputnik there was both safe and effective but didn't stop it from receiving away from criticism in the west but as more a 1000 if explains even some of the storm just critics are now having a change of heart and finally ready to give sputnik a shot. barely a few months ago the cure was sold to us as was the new disease they mocked sputnik we they don't ride did it they tried to turn it into a joke but with out of these 3 mass trial completed it sounds like the process hasn't run its course here america's top researchers say russia's cutting corners to develop its corona virus vaccine they're still trying to figure out safety and there they've approved it the irony is of course that these same people the same people who accused russia of spreading vaccine conspiracies and of discouraging people to get the job the irony is often lost on these sor

was linked to frozen food imports dock workers who handle the goods tested positive for coated 19 or thor is blamed food packaging but the world health organization has questioned the link the reason that some of those food handlers are got infected is probably that the the north perfect social distancing measures that the great transmission of the virus from the contaminated food to human beings that should be wary rare are the way the restrictions are causing long delight the shortage of imported food supplies into china the most immediate impact will be a sudden and imbalance of the flaw of the food supply you know into and out of china china is to you a country that is very very very hungry for protein and china by all the natural resources is a huge importer of great seafood from around awhile that was quite high for the frozen foods like. cherry from australia cherries from. all sort of frozen from brazil here in hong kong the government has followed china's lead and has now extended testing to include frozen food items it's not testing a wider variety of food items from around 30 c

mare this morning on capitol hill from a rabbi marking the end of thor with a message of hope. >> with this decade's last house prayer we give thanks for progress, look ahead with hope, but with eyes wide open to prejudice, hatred, terror, that remain fueling violence like the anti-semitic hanukkah party on saturday and the texas church attack on sunday. we shall overcome. we shall overcome, we shall overcome some day. deep in my heart, i do believe we shall overcome some day. and let us say, amen. >> so a couple of things. you saw the rabbi, couple of things. he has given the most number of prayers in congress from any rabbi. the joe dimaggio of rabbi guest chaplains. he is fascinating, the frontlines of vietnam, retired navy chaplain, was with the troops in vietnam, was in beirut in 1982 when the barracks were bombed. he was also at the dedication of the vietnam war memorial -- the wall, 1982. that dedication. and he belongs to a congregation in d.c., the most number of prayers that prayer made national news bit invoked the hanukkah from a year ago, december 2019, and this is right o

now to american idol week two and the santa rosa man who walked on stage in viking attire carrying thor's >> my name is anthony guzman. >> would you consider yourself a viking? >> more of of a modern viking, yes. >> skull. >> skull. >> skull. >> skull. >> i love how she growls it. she explains that's scandinavian for cheers. online he is known as the viking with the voice. so what kind of voice would this modern viking happen to have? ♪ well, you can cry me a river ♪ cry me a river ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> thank you. >> never judge a book by its cover. >> or its hammer. [ laughter ] >> all right. let's vote. i just didn't really feel like -- >> as you just heard, he stunned the judges singing michael buble's version of "cry me a river." katy perry and lionel richie were a yes. you can watch idol sundays at 8:00 p.m. let's get to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. >> coming up in sports, it's been a tough couple days from the warriors. reaction from last night's buzzer beating loss. picture-perfect, the nhl in so you went to ross to refresh your look for less? and snag top brands for price

where is the money going to go we talk about star ship, starlink,s thor the two avenues?that's exactly rights starship is one very ambitious pro project, which is to build a next-generation stainless steel rocket, which musk envisions more lining air travel, where they land, refuel launch again and keep flying. that project is one he's previously said is going to be cost about $5 billion to fully develop. on the other hand, starlink is a consumer-based high-speed internet satellite is many to beam down a new broadband signal it's a system that's been envisioned before and musk says he hopes they don't go bankrupt, but if successful, that might be a new opportunity for people to buy their stock. musk has said once they're in a stable cash flow position, they would look at taking star link public, spinning off of it and seeing how it publicly trades. >> it's definitely one to watch. certainly they would be the first company, if that were to happen to not only not go bankrupt in terms of broadband satellite service, but also i think it would be another major milestone for mu

the aum shinrikyo thors say it requires americans, it could have a devastating index.ontinued social distancing, wearing masks, and more people getting vaccinated are the best ways to prevent the spread of any coronavirus variant. >> thanks to all of our correspondents for updates. a vaccine rollout facing a setback in south africa. what happened and what it can mean for other countries next. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa tempur-pedic's mission is to give you truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning. because only tempur-pedic uses a proprietary material that adapts and responds to your body... so you get deep, uninterrupted sleep. now save up to $500 on adjustable mattress sets. hey malcolm, your podcasts are on audible right? and your new audiobook. with everything from mel robbins to blake griffin, is there a more fascinating place than audible? no. and i've done the research. of course you have. aud

colleagues in person until i became chair, i didn't realize how much time is invested in develops thor relationships. these developments often have global implications, so the channels that we develop during more peaceful times being very, very important the so, did you bush you're right, we go to basel six times a year, and then there's group and smaller meetings, and it's extremely useful to hearty from other central bankers, it doesn't form our understanding of what may happen it puts you in a situation where things go wrong, we know each other and we talk on the fine which we did in a lot. you sort of have a stored up amount of goodwill and knowledge to each out and we're still doing that -- you could have the basel meetings on the telephone, but you won't have the time having lunch and just seeing each other and has and that kind of thing for three days. so it's a very important aspect. i think the activity do help us do our jobs better in serving the american public. >> after the great recession the fed balance sheet is vastly different, much larger than it was, say, 15 years ago

this has been important because iran essentially put a deadline thor this weekend.into compliance by dropping all of the sanctions, they were going to stop allowing into iran international atomic agency inspector. that would have been a big sort of problem in this already tense standoff. this has been overcome right now. i think what we're seeing is potentially a road forward. have the iranians actually said yes? no, they haven't quite but they've made positive sounds. the united states still needs to lift all of its sanctions, rename sanctions, reliable sanctions. they need to lift all of those. they didn't put a deadline on it which makes you understand the maneuver and what have they been given by biden? restrictions of the movements of iranian diplomats in new york have been lifted and the biden administration said it won't pursue u.n. only snap back sanctions on iran. the signs are good. >> thanks, nic. >>> u.s. defense officials signaling they are open to send more troops to the middle east to support the nato mission in iraq. the u.s. has been drawing down fo

but the headline could have been, "fans disappointed by leaked behind the scenes photos from 'thor 4.i'm excited for that this next headline was, "harris breaks senate tie. but the headline could have been, "friend so happy that your quarantine has been surprisingly good. [ applause ] good for you and finally, this headline was, "putin takes part in traditional icy dip. the headline could have been, "report, weird dude still hogging la quinta inn jacuzzi. that's all the time we have for "news and improved." stick around, we'll be right back with dave grohl, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ya, i got balencies in the bathroom.♪ ♪i used to be feening for 'em, dreaming♪ ♪in the classroom.♪ ♪four years later, and my racks blue.♪ ♪and my whole team is seeing green like♪ ♪"yo, she acts too!"♪ ♪and the whole world is conversating 'bout♪ ♪your waistline.♪ ♪and mental health days make you guilty, 'cause♪ ♪you waist time.♪ ♪got a story but i don't know how to pace it.♪ ♪ya, got balencies in the bathroom.♪ ♪starving for affection, someone meet me in♪ ♪the backroom.♪ ♪i'm not insane, it's been

no thor's is here in germany have severely restricted travel from the czech republic and parts of austria to stop the spread of highly contagious coronavirus variants detected in border regions deutscher ban has suspended rail services tune from affected areas and police offices at frankfurt airport so checking passengers arriving from vienna and prague the european union has criticised the shutdown which is causing major disruptions. all along germany's eastern and southern borders many are worried and few are pleased the new travel restrictions came into force over the weekend creating road congestion and leaving many commuters feeling blindsided. yes you have sent back. i'm from austria and i'm taking my son back to his mother i'm not even allowed to drive through germany. as of sunday many borders that were hardly noticeable before are now blocked by checkpoints only travelers who meet a small list of criteria are allowed through such as workers from a list of essential industries residents of germany and even then only if they can show a negative coronavirus test a spokesman for the

sen thor senator thune spoke out and said it is a distraction and marco rubio spoke out and said she is not good for the party and anyone that flies the flag is deranged. why is this so much harder for house republicanes? it seems that they go back to the base. it seems that their voters, that base may want that. >> marjorie is from a very red district and to get to a majority, republicans need to have a much broader cross section. you have to remember that donald trump is the only president who lost two popular votes. he only got 46%. these people who are his full-time defenders like marjorie greene and jim jordan, they're such lousy defenders that he was impeached twice also. so this is not a path to a majority to have more matt gates' marjorie greenes. we understand that we have to have a big tent party, but this isn't conservative -- this is conservative versus crazy, versus kooks and we need to stand up, republicans, and i think they will and reclaim their party as a big tent party, but not big enough for dangerous people like marjorie greene who is still making threats and i un

he made quite the impression on american idol wearing viking attire and carrying thor's hammer. >> who you? >> anthony guzman. >> would you consider yourself a vieking? >> more of a modern viking, but yes. >> skol. >> skol. >> all right. so guzman explained that that means cheers in sand knave yan languages. but online, he's known as the viking with the voice. here's his audition. ♪ well you can cry me a river or cry me a river ♪ >> thank you. >> never judge a book by its cover. >> or its hammer. >> all right. let's vote. >> okay, anthony. so apparently his audition really stunned the judges because he sang michael version of "cry me a river". we're going to see how far he makes it. you can watch american idol on abc 7 sunday nights at 8:00. i was in the studio when you were doing this interview with anthony, and he looked awesome. i'm really excited to see him move forward. >> i am too. he has a musical theater background, but he's also really into speed metal. it's a fun combination. >> we shall see. >>> coming up new at 6:00, the perfect opportunity for people who like to sleep on t

jimmy: by the way, did you know -- like do you know that your marvel character, who we first saw in "thor? >> totally surprised. i got cold called by marvel, and i was just like, of course, whatever you want, i'll do it. i didn't know what it was. i knew these disney plus shows were coming out. i didn't know which one this could be. so i was a little bit surprised because my character had no contact with anyone in the "wandavision" world. >> jimmy: yeah. and so -- i know, you know -- obviously there's an answer to this question, you can't give it. but did you know that -- i mean, do you know where that character is headed? >> my character? >> jimmy: yes. >> i only know what i shot. >> jimmy: you only know what you shot. you don't have -- >> yes. >> jimmy: -- any legal language that would lead you to believe that something else is going to happen? >> no. should i? now i'm worried. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't know, but we'll -- >> what do you know, jimmy? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm just seeing, you know -- because you know how crazy everybody -- were you surprised how like

this is what brad thor does, for example, and i do not want to give any spoilers, but i have read antie: how lucky we are. okay. >> this is an exclusive. plot line number one. there are american troops and cia officers trapped under enemy fire in northern africa. it's going to happen? okay? the second plot line top secret intelligence has fallen into the hands of a hostile power. it was pilfered from the illegal, unsecured email server of a high-ranking american officials. oh, scary stuff, really amazing. and finally, a mysterious accused pedophile billion in terms of dead in federal custody, who done it? you will have to find out in this masterpiece. they tell you in fiction to write what you know, and by god, hillary has done it. so proud of her and i think this is going to be a megahit. >> katie: there is a thing called faction, a mix between fiction and fact, in this political thriller. i look forward to learning more about it from you. thank you for the exclusive on that. moving to new york now, they are trying to fight crime with robot dogs. your take on that? >> well, i have a

york warnington's life he wrote that all americans have a choice but to be a them of one party or thor and the choice was being between a federalist or a -- george washington was actually a federalist. things got to a point that it got to the point as it is becomes clear that john adams will lose the presidency in election of 1800 in order to try to convince george washington to seek a third term as president, and there are influential people who are in touch with members of john adams' cabinet trying to make this case to george washington and he, of course, tries to silence all talk of the idea, and one of the arguments he makes is that he could command no more votes than any other federalist would at this point because the country was so polarized, and he says the republicans would line up behind anyone for president, and he even throws out the prospect that a broomstick could run for president of the united states, and if it declared itself to be a republican, every republican would vote for the brook stick, and so here is the father of are our country pondering losing the presidenc

well chris for thor burns a founding partner of beacon economics and he joins me from los angeles christopher welcome to the show we often hear this term an overheated economy can you explain what that means in relation to the stimulus package sure and overheat economy of course is that economy that for whatever reason there is so much cash moving into it that it tends to expand in ways that are simply not sustainable. and of course when that stimulus you necessarily come back to earth and that could be kind of a paper process a classic example of an over stimulated economy was of course us from 2004 to about 2007 during that subprime bubble which still highly overheated the u.s. economy now we're talking about a very similar process although a slightly smaller scale with a phenomenal degree of fiscal intervention in the economy because for is the by the administration here not arguing for overheating the economy arguing that it could get us back to full unemployment a bit faster. yeah we see the problem is this the reason our khana me hasn't fully recovered is because we're still dealing wit

the republican senate leader minority leader into reaching into the business of the house my thor ty minority leader and that business is the republican member of the house who mitch mcconnell tonight is calling loony and full of conspiracy theories and calling her a cancer on the republican party. kevin mccarthy had said, leave it to him, he'll talk to marjorie greene about all of her craziness. mitch mcconnell is saying no, no, no, she is a cancer on the party. we'll get katie porter's reaction to that later in the hour. >>> and we will know a lot more about the senate impeachment trial of donald trump tomorrow after the house managers file the first trial brief with the senate that could include a list of witnesses that the prosecution might want to call to testify at the trial. also tomorrow, donald trump's lawyers face a deadline of 12:00 noon for filing their very first defense brief and donald trump's lawyers will have less time to work on that first defense brief than any other defense lawyers in the history of senate impeachment trials because yesterday all five of donald tr

so thank you to the design team again thor the wonderful video. that concludes my presentation. i want to take the opportunity to introduce members of development and design team present today and are available to answer any questions you may have. just a note to turn on your video and briefly say hi when i call your name, that would be really helpful. [listing names] thank you all very much. we're happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. madame secretary do woe -- we have any members of the public who wish to comment on the project? >> we do >> caller: first i'd like to remind everybody this came under public trust land and we know about the center of operations you have to read a little bit about to find about the land. if you look at the architect's description, he mentions about flooding but doesn't mention about liquefaction. you can see from how it's designed he's taken into account liquefaction. now, i want to remind the commission members, not too many of the public, as you can see participate in this deliberation, the virtual meetings. so when we speak,

to hollywood because he made an impression on "american idol" wearing viking attire and carrying thor's> who are you. >> my name is anthony guzman. >> would you consider yourself a viking? ol. re of a modern viking. >> skol. >> skol! >> what is that? >> so guzman explains that means cheers in scandinavian languages. online he's known as the viking with the voice and here's his audition. ♪ well you can cry me a river, cry me a river ♪ >> thank you. >> never judge a book by its cover. >> or its hammer. >> all right. let's vote. >> all right. so anthony stunned the judges performing michael buble's version of "cry me a river." luke bryant said no, but katy perry and lionel richie said yes. you can watch "american idol" here on abc 7 sunday nights at 8:00. >> i really like him. he was super nice when i talked to him last week and i told him that he was the human version of a revealdress and knew what that was and i liked him for that. >> i heard that part and i don't know what that is but i'm glad he did. >> a revealdress is like when you have wondrs and spin around and drops and becomes so

was linked to frozen food imports dock workers who handle the goods tested positive for coated 19 or thor is blamed food packaging but the world health organization has questioned the link the reason that some of those food handlers are got infected is probably that the north perfect social distancing measures that the great transmission of the virus from the contaminated food to human beings that should be wary rare are the way the restrictions are causing long delays the shortage of imported food supplies into china the most immediate impact will be a sudden and imbalance of the flow of the food supply you know into and out of china china is to you a country that is very very very hungry for protein and china by all day there are natural resources is a huge importer of great seafood from around awhile that was quite high for the frozen foods like. cherry from australia cherries from. all sort of frozen from brazil here in hong kong the government has followed china's lead and it's now extended testing to include frozen food items it's not testing a wider variety of food items. from arou

this isn't a good idea and he has 3 days to do that this is all about undermining mr press unions or thor it's slowly being chipped away at eroded. but still for the time being this whole idea about a military coup well that has not materialized yet well then why is this happening now given there was a case of an it going to kind of like that in the end. well that's because the pace that was established is a very. disappointing outcome for armenia they've been devastated by what's happened they've lost all the territories surrounding this enclave of little karabakh that the war with azerbaijan was being fought over they lost a very large numbers of military personnel and there are still prisoners of war that have yet to be returned and that grief. in the media is a small nation and yet 3 and a ha 1000 army servicemen lost lost their lives it's also to do with mr falling out with the army general so it may be about personalities literally just the fact that they couldn't get along with but what he did his whole recent issue seems to be about is that he criticised the minute tree hardware t

>> you sound about thor than ever, frankly. >> caller: my question is i follow fedex for several months. i've seen it move from the 34id 100s to just over 300 in november where it seems to be hovering right now is around 240 to 250 after a strong quarter, q2, with revenue up year over year, 18.7, beats on eps by 20% and great quarter in the financials, where do you feel -- or what do you feel may be holding this stock down and how do you feel ceo -- >> i'll tell you, people still feel that this stock had a huge move and it's been settling. i prefer united parcel why do i say that? because we had -- she told you it's a turning point she told you the revenues are going to get better, they're going to make more money for package and the stock's up $2. i think you buy ups and then soon enough you'll say -- ♪ hallelujah ♪ i got the right one. do we have time for one more can we go to michael in pennsylvania michael! >> caller: ba-ba-ba boo-yah, jimmy. this is mike dietz coming from the beautiful westchester, pennsylvania >> gorgeous. i remember i had a great -- what's going on, man >> caller

i prefer to talk about the lower thor people because i really think they get short shrift here. everyone likes a beautiful gowns, and i really like the working clothes. they're extremely comfortable and even in hot weather, they're nice and people are very curious about them. it opens up in opportunity to talk to people about the costumes and about my place in history here. how many people actually wore these as opposed to the silks and satins and the beautiful gowns? i just think it's very important to let people know that many of our people are the poorest just like today not everyone has a lot of money and quote. terry's educational mission is admirable for she has a personal interest and emphasizing in expanding the mainstream story. once a male visitor asked her don't you feel ridiculous wearing those clothes? recounting the incident terry told me that she told the man. no, not at all because this is my history. i'm very proud to wear to be wearing part of my history and i can tell you right now my people were poor. i'm wearing exactly what they would be wearing. terry is f

so thank you to the design team again thor the wonderful video. that concludes my presentation.i want to take the opportunity to introduce members of development and design team present today and are available to answer any questions you may have. just a note to turn on your video and briefly say hi when i call your name, that would be really helpful. [listing names] thank you all very much. we're happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. madame secretary do woe -- we have any members of the public who wish to comment on the project? >> we do >> caller: first i'd like to remind everybody this came under public trust land and we know about the center of operations you have to read a little bit about to find about the land. if you look at the architect's description, he mentions about flooding but doesn't mention about liquefaction. you can see from how it's designed he's taken into account liquefaction. now, i want to remind the commission members, not too many of the public, as you can see participate in this deliberation, the virtual meetings. so when we speak,

do you have a particular problem with shots being administered at some point thor these prisoners?ht this was not one of them whether or not the shots would be administered there. i think i'm not close enough to this issue to know if muhammed if he still has value for our intelligence community. charlie is more right than wrong. i don't know what the hold-up may be. i would differ with him in one regard. the vaccine distribution hasn't been federalized. federal government is providing it to the states. i said before on this show and others on the network, i think this is for a federalization of how we distribute the vaccine. hopefully they learn lessons going forward and hopefully the johnson & johnson vaccine with one shot, 66% effectiveness. more so 45 and 90 days out. let's hope we get there sooner rather than later. >> bill: o.j. simpson get your shot, i got mine. o.j. is 72. he is in that category of 1a or whatever the states consider it to be when you are a senior citizen. cost of supermax prisons versus gitmo, this goes to your point. gitmo 9 to 13 million per prisoner. the

she is reprising her role as darcy lewis from "thor" and here to tell us all about it. call i was astounded. i was happy to just be in one movie let alone two movies and had been so long that i couldn't believe -- i just -- i'm still kind of amazed that i'm in this. >> well, everybody is happy to have you back. and we know that when it comes to marvel, they don't like to give up any secrets. they like to keep everything close to the vest but you were able to see some of the episodes ahead of time and even you said that you chose not to know what was going to happen. is that right? >> that's right, yeah. with the films, you're given, well, at least for me they trusted me less than other people but i was given more my stuff and then as you go you get new script pages and give them back and sign an nda. it's very secretive so for this i was given all of the episodes ahead of time and that was a new experience, but as we shot, i made the decision to not know too much, i only really wanted to know what my character knew, which is probably just bad acting, but -- >> no, no, n

i believe you're familiar with a 2016 study from thor?rican progress where you note that undocumented workers contributed $4.7 trillion to the united states gdp and it's been estimated that undocumented immigrants specifically contribute-11.7 billion in state and local taxes and $12 billion in social security revenues annually. as our country works to recover from the pandemic-induced recession at the same time that the baby boom generation is retiring in droves it's clear that our nation needs the economic contributions of immigrant workers now more than ever, so miss and itten, as the senate takes up immigration reform legislation in the coming months, will you work with us and bring the full resources of the office to bear in helping illustrate the significance of immigrants and their economic contributions to our nation? >> absolutely, senator, and i would note that there's been much work done in recent years about how comprehensive immigration reform will ensure broader economic growth. i am proud of the work that i've done on a bipa