tom paine said in a silent community, people would come, think about the preamble, pregnant with such meaning, we the people and all of the purposes of our government put into the one action packed sentence. we the people, in order for a more perfect union to establish justice and tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote general where there and preserved ourselves in prosperity, the blessings of liberty and then after that first sentence, the mission statement of the constitution, what happened? article one, congress created all legislative powers reserved to the congress of the united states. the sovereign power of the people to launch the country and create the constitution into congress and then you get article one section eight, comprehensive powers to all of you know so well. the power to regulate commerce domestically and internationally. the power to declare war, the power to raise budgets and taxes spend money, the power to govern the seat of government on and on. article one section eight, all other powers necessary to all of us. then article two, the president, f

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tom paine said in a silent community, people would come, think about the preamble, pregnant with such meaning, we the people and all of the purposes of our government put into the one action packed sentence. we the people, in order for a more perfect union to establish justice and tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote general where there and preserved ourselves in prosperity, the blessings of liberty and then after that first sentence, the mission statement of the constitution, what happened? article one, congress created all legislative powers reserved to the congress of the united states. the sovereign power of the people to launch the country and create the constitution into congress and then you get article one section eight, comprehensive powers to all of you know so well. the power to regulate commerce domestically and internationally. the power to declare war, the power to raise budgets and taxes spend money, the power to govern the seat of government on and on. article one section eight, all other powers necessary to all of us. then article two, the president, f

as tom paine said, an asylum for humanity where people would come. think about the preambleil and those first three words, pregnant with such meeting, we the people and then all of the purposes of our government put into that one action-packed sentence, we the people in order to form a more perfect union established justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and preserve to ourselves and our posterity the blessings of liberty and then right after that first sentence the mission statement for american in the constitution, what happened?he article one. the congress has created all legislative powers herein are reserved of the congress to the united states. the sovereign power ofst the people to launch the country and create theng constitution and float right into congress and then you get in article one section eight, comprehensive vast powers that all of you know so well. the powerer to regulate commerce domestically and internationally and the power todo declare war, the power to raise budgets an

tom paine wasn't an american, as you know, but came over to help us.great revolutionary struggle against the kings and the keep queens and the tyrants and in 1776 in the crisis he wrote these beautiful words and was a very tough time for the country. people did not know which way things were going to go. would we win? against all hope because for most of the rest of human history it had been the kings and the queens and the tyrants and the nobles lording it over the common people. good political self-government work and america was the question. tom paine wrote this pamphlet called the crisis and in it he said these beautiful words and with your permission i will update the language a little bit pursuant to the suggestion of the speaker pelosi so as not to offend modern sensibilities. he said, these are the times that try men's and women's souls. these are the times that try the souls. the summer soldier s and the sunshine patriot will shrink at this moment in the service of their cause in country but everyone that stands with us now will win the love

tom paine was an american as you know but he came over to help us in our great revolutionary struggle against the kings and queens in the tyrants and in 776 in the crisis he wrote these beautiful words it was a very tough time for the country people didn't know which way things were going to go where we're going to when against all hope because for most of the rest of human history it had been the kings in the queen's in the tyrants in the nobles lording it over the common people could political self-government work in america was the question in pain wrote this pamphlet called the crisis in it and he said these beautiful words and with your permission i'm going to update the language a little bit pursuant to the suggestion of speaker pelosi. so as not to offend modern sensibilities ok but he said these are the times the try men and women souls . these are the times of the tribe and women since the summer soldier in the sunshine patriot will shrink at this moment from the service of their cause and their country but everyone who stands with us now will win the love in the favor and th

tom paine said in a silent community, people would come, think about the preamble, pregnant with such meaning, we the people and all of the purposes of our government put into the one action packed sentence. we the people, in order for a more perfect union to establish justice and tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote general where there and preserved ourselves in prosperity, the blessings of liberty and then after that first sentence, the mission statement of the constitution, what happened? article one, congress created all legislative powers reserved to the congress of the united states. the sovereign power of the people to launch the country and create the constitution into congress and then you get article one section eight, comprehensive powers to all of you know so well. the power to regulate commerce domestically and internationally. the power to declare war, the power to raise budgets and taxes spend money, the power to govern the seat of government on and on. article one section eight, all other powers necessary to all of us. then article two, the president, f

tom paine wasn't an american come as you know, but he came over to help us.he crisis, he wrote these beautiful words, 1776, in the crisis, he wrote these beautifulwords, it 1776, in the crisis, he wrote these beautiful words, it was a very tough time for the country, people didn't know which way things were going to 90, know which way things were going to go, were we going to win? against all hope, because for most of the rest of human history, it had been the kings and the queens and the tyrants and the nobles lording it over the common people. could political self—government work in america was the question, and paine wrote this pamphlet called the crisis, and in it, he said these before its, and with your permission from and going to update the language a little bit pursuant to suggestion of speaker pelosi, so as not to offend matter sensibilities. but he said, "these are the times that try men and women souls, these are the times that try men and women souls. the summer soldier in the sunshine patriot will shrink at this moment from the service of their c

the times of founder said tom paine the namesake of my son the times of ground us is this america what kind of america will we be it's now literally in your hands godspeed to the senate of the united states. we reserve any remaining time. the. house has reserved 28 minutes to. proceed. on talking and it will not be so long. and before i start my prepared closing i really want to clean up a few things from the mass that was the closing of the house managers i do not want to ruin my closing because i think the ending is pretty good. what they didn't. they started off by misstating the law and they started off by misstating the intent of our stipulation what we did today was stipulate to an article that was published in the magazine apparently they've had for weeks according to the documents they produced today but for some reason this morning popped up with it. the stipulation was that they can put that in we did not stipulate to its contents for truthfulness and they tried to portray that in their closing as this tape elation the stipulation was read in the record the proponents of that

place roiling the beforehand and then just saying be my guest go and stop the steel come on back to tom paine use your common sense use your common sense that's the standard of proof we want there already treating their client like he's a criminal defendant they're talking about beyond a reasonable doubt that they think they were making a criminal case here my friends the present the former president is not going to spend one hour or one minute in jail this is about protecting our republic and articulating and defining the standards of presidential conduct and if you want this to be a standard for totally appropriate presidential conduct going forward be my guest but we're headed for a very different kind of country at that point. the gases i think question. the senator from kansas mr marshall as a question for the counsel for the former president the core quote read the 'd question the house managers single article of impeachment is 100 on the accusation that president trump singularly incited a crowd into a riot didn't the house managers contradict their own charge by outlining the premedit

will is there any chance donald trump was surprised by the results of his own incitement steward tom paine told us to use our common sense the sense we have in common as citizens if we don't try the line here what's next what makes you think the nightmare with donald trump and his lawmaking and violent mobs is over with and get away with it and then it comes to your state capital or comes back here again what are we going to say these prior acts of incitement cast a harsh light on trump's obvious intent obvious intent his unavoidable knowledge of the consequences of his incitement the avoidable knowledge of the consequences of his incitement and the clear foreseeability of the violent harm that he unleashed on our people. in our public general sex was not some unexpected radical break from his normal law abiding and peaceful disposition this was his state of mind this was his essential m.o. he knew that egged on by his tweets his lies and his promise of a wild time in washington to guarantee his grip on power his most extreme followers would show up bright and early ready to attack ready t

america of tom pain. he said the mind, once enlightened, cannot again become dark. we showed you hour after hour of real-time evidence demonstrating every step of donald trump's constitutional crime. we showed you how he indoctrinated the mob with his orwellian propaganda about how the election he lost by more than 7 million votes 306-232 in the electoral college which he described as a landslide when he won by the exact same margin in 2016, was a landslide victory for him being stolen a by a bipartisan conspiracy, fraud and corruption. we showed you how 61 court and 88 judges, federal, state, local, trial, appellate, from the was court in the land to the united states supreme court across the street and eight federal judges he himself named to the bench all found no basis in fact or law for his outlandish and deranged inventions and concoctions about the election. in the meantime president trump tried to bully state level officials to commit a fraud on the public by literally finding votes. we examined the key study in georgia where he threatened republican brad ra

america's tom paine who said the mind once enlightened cannot againof become dark. now we showed you hour after hour for a time evidence demonstrating every step of donald trump's constitutional crimes. we showed you hawiian. tonight's the mob with his orwellian propaganda and healthy election he lost by more than 7 million votes and 306-1032 and in the electoral college, which he described as a landslide which was won by the same margin in 2016 was actually a landslide victory for him being stolen away by a bipartisan conspiracy and fraud and corruption. you have 61 quarts and 88 judges federal, state, local, trial, appellate from the lowest courts in the land to the united states supreme court across the street and eight federal judges he himself named to the bench all found out this is in fact or law for his outlandish and deranged invention and concoctions about the election. in the meantime president trump tried to bully state-level officials to commit fraud on the public by literally finding votes. the case study of georgia were called to threaten bread raffen

let's do what tom paine told us to do. use our common sense. the sense we have in common. if we don't draw the line here, what's next? what makes you think the nightmare with donald trump is over? if we let him get away with that, and then it comes to your state capital, what comes back here again, what are we going to say? they cast a harsh light on trump's obvious intent, obvious intent. it is unavoidable knowledge of the consequences of his incitement, the unavoidable knowledge of the consequences of his incitement and not clear ability of the violent harm that he unleashed on our people. and our republic. january 6th was not some unexpected radical break from his normal law-abiding and peaceful disposition. this was a state of mind. this was his essential m.o. he knew that he could guarantee his grip on power, his most extreme followers would show up bright and early, ready to attack, ready to engage in violence, ready to fight like hell for their hero, just like they answered his call in michigan. he has said over and over that his supporters are the most loyal that w

naming the date, time and place before hand, just saying be my guest, go and stop this, go -- back to tom paine, use your common sense. that is the standard of proof we want to. they are talking beyond a reasonable doubt. they think we are making a criminal case here. this is about protecting republic and articulating and defining the standard of presidential conduct. if you want this to be a standard for totally appropriate president of conduct going forward, be my guest but we are headed for different kind of country at that point. >> mister president. >> the senator from kansas. >> i sent a question to the desk. >> the senator from kansas, mister marshall, has a question for the council for the former president. the clerk will read the question. >> the house managers's single article of impeachment is centered on the accusation that donald trump singularly incited a crowd into the riot. didn't house managers contradict their own charge about the premeditated nature and planning of this event and showing the crowd that gathered at the capital even before the speech started, and barriers were

let's do what tom paine told us to do, use our common sense. the sense we have in common. if we don't follow the line here what's next? what makes you think the nightmare with donald trump and his violent mobs is over ? if we let him get away with it and then it comes to your state capital, or comes back here again, what are we going to say? these prior acts of incitement harsh light on trump's obvious intent. obvious intent. his unavoidable knowledge of theconsequences of his incitement . the unavoidable e knowledge of the consequences of his incitement and clear foreseeability of the violent harm that he unleashed on our hapeople. and our republic. january 6 was not some unexpected, radical break from a normal law-abiding and peaceful disposition. this was his state of mind. this was his essential mo. he knew that he had gone by his promise of a wild time in washington to guarantee his grip on power, his most extremefollowers would show up bright and early, ready to attack, ready to engage in violence, ready to fight like hell or their hero . just like they'd answered hi

let's do what tom paine told us to do, use our common sense. the sense we have in common. as citizens. if we don't draw the line here, what's next? what makes you think the nightmare with donald trump and lawmaking and violent mob is over? if we let him get away with it, and then it comes to your state capitol or comes back your again, what are we going to say? these prior acts of incitement cast a light on trump's obvious content, obvious and ten. he is unavoidable knowledge of the consequences of his incitement, the unavoidable knowledge of the consequences of his incitement in the clear foreseeability of the violent harm that he unleashed on our people and our republic. january 6 was not some unexpected radical break from his normal law-abiding and peaceful disposition. this was his state of mind. this was his essential m.o. he knew that egged on by us tweets, his lies and his promise of a wild time in washington to guarantee his grip on power, is most extreme followers which show up bright and early ready to attack, ready to engage in violence, ready to fight like hell

america of tom pain. he said the mind, once enlightened, cannot again become dark. we showed you hour after hour of real-time evidence demonstrating every step of donald trump's constitutional crime. we showed you how he indoctrinated the mob with his orwellian propaganda about how the election he lost by more than 7 million votes 306-232 in the electoral college which he described as a landslide when he won by the exact same margin in 2016, was a landslide victory for him being stolen a by a bipartisan conspiracy, fraud and corruption. we showed you how 61 court and 88 judges, federal, state, local, trial, appellate, from the was court in the land to the united states supreme court across the street and eight federal judges he himself named to the bench all found no basis in fact or law for his outlandish and deranged inventions and concoctions about the election. in the meantime president trump tried to bully state level officials to commit a fraud on the public by literally finding votes. we examined the key study in georgia where he threatened republican brad ra

the times have found us, said tom paine. the times have found us. is this america? what kinds.america will we ? it's now literally in your hands. godspeed to the senate of the united states. we reserve any remaining time. >> the house has reserved 28 minutes. >> proceed. >> i'll be the only one talking, and it will not be so long. and before i start my prepared closing, irt really want to cle up a few things from the mess that was the closing of the house managers. i do not want to ruin my closing because i think the ending's pretty good. what they didn't -- they started off by misstating the law, and they started off by misstating the intent of our stipulation. what we did today was stipulate to an article that was published in a magazine. apparently they've had it for weeks, according to the documents they produced today, but for some reason, this morning, popped up with it. the stipulation was that they can put that in. we did not stipulate to its contents for truthfulness. and they tried to portray that in their closing as the stipulation. the stipulation was read into the

tom was. ig relates 500 pain reports for incoming attorney general to say i'm not familiar with what happenedocking as he would think that is a good answer. it was a very simple question. the question was, would he allow john durham to complete his investigation, obvious answer to give is yes, the fact he would not say yes should raise concerns with everyone who wants thisld investigation to be completed. elizabeth: we have problems with iran, russia and china. they wa problem in the justice department that needs to be cleaned up. is merrick garland going to clean it up? do you think? >> well, he keeps saying that. he did a lot of dodging in answering questions. again, a i was shocked he said p priority would be -- be the gun control, we have much more serious problems, including violence and organized attacks that were in american cities across the country last summer. which he by the way refused to label as domestic terrorism. and yet h he said gun control ia big issue. last attorney general. who said gun control was his big issue was eric holder, that led to very reckless operation "fast a

for tom, who has cerebral palsy, the stresses of lockdown caused him to suffer more pain than usual.ways been there to supportjess during her pregnancy. we come from different backgrounds. i've got a family but i'm not as close so to me, i thought she was just weird and she thought i was weird. i like gaming, pc, playstation, which jess understands and she is actually — she is willing to give it a try, that's our next thing. it has made us understand each other. and then, if you understand something, it doesn't upset you. but why do you need technology to tell you what should really be common sense? you should always continue to work on your relationship as a couple. otherwise, you know, stagnant becomes not exciting and potentially dangerous. this app made me see differently. i like the way it kind of prompts you. and if i don't do it, the apps prompting me and jess is prompting me to answer the question, so i don't know where we'd be. i'd hate to know. we got a baby here now, so i'm happy we are together and we are a family. it seems like in the best circumstances, this kind of app

tom, that is creek a. the primary market is functioning. -- that is critical. the primary market is functioning. you are not seeing stress. you are just not. in the equity market more broadly, some paintech. you are not seeing stress. tom: we talked to julian emanuel at btig. there's no catharsis, no stress. i would note how nasdaq comes back, and the vix is over four big figures since the powell comments. jonathan: as lisa would say, you're are not seeing stress yet, not right now. lisa: bankruptcy expectations have gone way down. but we are not seeing stress. there is no but. jonathan: later we will hear from us chair clarida -- from vice chair clarida. here's romaine. romaine: the bloom coming off the rose of that growth and momentum trade. of course, jay powell came in with the water cannon and everyone sort of came back into the cards. tesla managed to climb back up to breakevens, getting bit higher in the premarket. i'll you were sleeping last night, we had kathy would on -- we had kathy wood on "bloomberg markets the close." tom: romaine, you've got to expand on that, under conversation with ark investments. what is the definition of load up that you and your team learned? rom

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but hidden in the pain and sorrow you feel, there is undeniably so much to celebrate. you can celebrate the fact that tomno longer with us you can celebrate that you were privileged and honoured to have known him. tom served in india and the burma campaign during the second world war and later became an instructor in armoured warfare. being ever adventurous, one of his lifelong passions was motorbikes and this apparently was a bit of a family pursuit, wasn't it? which he continued throughout his life. riding stopped but the pattern remained until the end. after the war ended he worked as managing director of a concrete company. he was an incredible engineer with an ever inquiring and curious mind, always looking to build bigger, better, faster. and maybe it was having daughters that tom was such a staunch believer in the ability of women to excel in the field of engineering if given the opportunity, something the foundation is promoting. it was once said that a journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step. a beautiful chinese proverb. captain tom's journey of 100 laps beautiful chinese proverb. captai

for tom, who has cerebral palsy, the stresses of lockdown cause them to suffer more pain than usual.e from different backgrounds. i _ during her pregnancy. we come from different backgrounds. i got - during her pregnancy. we come from different backgrounds. i got a - different backgrounds. i got a family, but i'm not as close. i thought she was weird, and i thought she was weird. i like gaming, which jessica understands. she was willing to give it a try, that was our next things. just understanding each other. if you understand something, it doesn't upset you. but other. if you understand something, it doesn't upset you.— it doesn't upset you. but why do you need technology _ it doesn't upset you. but why do you need technology to _ it doesn't upset you. but why do you need technology to tell _ it doesn't upset you. but why do you need technology to tell you - it doesn't upset you. but why do you need technology to tell you what i need technology to tell you what should really be common sense? you should really be common sense? you should always — should really be common sense? you s

painful time for the whole country. what a wonderful, positive man. positive, positivity is something right now we need and we have needed all the way through this. and then captain tomcomes a little bit of british eccentricity, but it is what we need. we needed someone like him, and he has kind of led the way to kind of feeling positive about how we can get through this, he's been amazing. and do you think children have related to him as well for his positivity, as well as adults? i think everybody has taken on board what he's said. you just see so many people also going and kind of doing their own kind of like charity runs and different things. and he's been such an inspiration to so many people. he's been what the nation has needed. he has been fantastic. and a national treasure really. maybe that is an overused word, but in his case, definitely not, and he achieved national treasure status in just a period, short period of a few months. i mean, i think we band national treasure around so much, but in his case, he is a one—off, isn't he? there is no—one else out there really as much as him, he is head of the list of national treasures, to be honest with you. the i

tom smith and john carlos. protest lynching >> what was happening in the country at that time >> basically civil unrest. we were reckoning with enough is enough >> reporter: it was a protest that followed years of pain. from freedom rides to the assassination of dr. martin luther king, jr. just six months earlier. now more than 50 years later >> many of the issues that we speak out against directly affects us >> reporter: l.a. sparks forward and wnba players's president is leveraging her power and the price for equal pay and justice. >> reporter: you are fighting the same fight for equality more than 50 years apart? >> it is amazing that we are fighting the same issues today >> one could say oh, there is black athletes and there is black president and coaches. but who's putting these people in these positions if these people don't reflect the society that we see everyday then the job is not getting done >> reporter: a fight that's still being waived by two people generations apart. >> black athletes have always been on the forefront looking for justice and equality >> reporter: hoping to inspire generations to come. morgan radford, nbc news, new york >>> the nominations are out for the 78th golden g

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pain is. in foreign, euro stronger, dollar weaker against everything in g10. sterling on top. cable advancing 0.6%. tomt's finish on crude. 40% of oil output in the united states america is down. double agi at a 60 would wti at a $61 -- wti at a $61 handle. tom: citigroup reports on come pari. that was my first read of the morning. u.s. shale is up 13% q4. italy sales, -33%. that really is a real world divide their. jonathan: where we have been, the restrictions and europe have been a holland or tighter -- have been a whole lot tighter. the vaccine rollout in the united states is a lot more encouraging. it is where we are going as well. the hope is the u.s. recovers quickly. the fear is that europe doesn't play ball. tom: in your negroni, do you use orange bidders or a slice of orange -- orange bitters or a slice of orange? jonathan: i use orange bitters. tom: ok, good. jonathan: in the morning? tom: yeah, the bitters are great. jonathan: we are not on the same page about that. [laughter] i'm not thinking now -- i'm not drinking now, tom. tom: kevin cirilli, our chief washington correspondent, joins us

prime minister pain tribute to a national hero we'll look back at the life of captain tom war. and the supreme court in the philippines weighs up a controversial terror law introduced by president deter today. also ahead the liverpool boss says pushing for a miracle we'll tell you why in sports with sorrow in about 30 minutes. u.s. democrats today submitting their briefing outlining the impeachment charges against the former u.s. president will trump his legal team has submitted its response and dismissed allegations he incited his supporters to attack capitol hill on january the 6th of this year she had pretends he has been following developments in washington she just to be clear kick us off in this conversation here i thought we were heading to a situation where the democrats weren't going to get the numbers anyway and how can you impeach 8 formally sitting now former president. funny you mention about that actually in the in the legal brief that's just been filed obviously impeachment brief that's been filed by trump's legal team but as far as the democrats the clerk. if th

tom moore is being remembered. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. ask your doctor about salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver 7 moisturizers 3 vitamins 24 hours hydration gold bond champion your skin >>> britain a honoring a man who spent his life helping others. when coronavirus hit captain sir tom moore walked straight into the history books. he raised millions of dollars for charity and grabbed the world's attention with his hopeful message. he died earlier this month. now his family and his nation are giving him a loving sendoff. scott mclean joins us from london to tell us about it. scott, impossible not to be moved by his story and this tribute. >> reporter: yeah, captain tom moore was a man who set out only to help his country at the beginning of the pandemic. this was a 99-year-old man who wanted to raise a modest 1,000 ponds by his 100th birthday. he ended up raising millions by as his daughter said at his funeral yesterday walking

anything from those outlets goes through tom but this guy reached out and we're still learning so much all the time. i would not do it again it was very cathartic and painful but very rewarding and we are still getting rewarded each and every day by learning more about jeremy and ben is more people reach out to us. i think i'm done asking questions for a while. >> what is the response? you have heard back from people since the book has come out? >> the responses been unbelievable it is overwhelming we are so thankful and the gold star families that i know have reached out the story means a lot to me and gives me a voice even though it's not about my loved one but then there are people reaching out every day who we didn't get to talk to while working on the book. in fact one of the airborne guys who was with been on one of his final flights in afghanistan are giving him medical care reached out and told me what he did and he would never forget ben and has always been praying for the wise family and i relayed that to beau immediately. it's been such an overwhelming response. and it's worthy of the wise family sacrifice. >> thank you both for talking with me

ignore, especially after all the pains at which central bankers have been telling us about a possible rate cut. i don't know whether that holds with that inflation figure. tom: it is part of the new tension. i saw you had on more -- you had on andrew sheets of morgan stanley. we have lots more to talk about on that right now. i think we should start with amazon. scott kessler, at third bridge global. he owns the high ground for years at standard & poor's and cfr a. you do not follow amazon on an individual basis, but you have been through management changes time and time again. you and i know it all comes down to the lead dog's ability to delegate decision-making. has jeff's bezos that has jeff bezos set up a framework where this can be a successful chain? scott: thanks a lot, tom. one would think so. obviously the headline is eye-catching and noteworthy that jeff bezos is really within a couple of quarters no longer going to be the ceo of the company. but it remains to be seen what, if any, significant changes occur in terms of how the company is directed. when you look at what bezos is going to be doing, he is going to become an executive chairman come an

. >>> and tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers win the super bowl it's not just the kansas city chiefs feeling the painajor sports betting sites could also turn out to be the losers in the big game last night. it's monday, february 8, 2021. you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> welcome back i am dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's get to the markets futures pointing towards higher opening bell the s&p by 11 points and the nasdaq up by 53. on the treasury yield side of things we're seeing a slight uptick in benchmark yield. more notable, perhaps, is the 0-year long treasury bond. you can see 1.99%. it did briefly tick above 2% it would be the first time since february of last year pre-covid pandemic lockdowns oil prices in focus as well, part of the reflation trade. oil and gasoline heading higher over the last couple of months wti crude up over 1%, $57.48 the last trade there world benchmark brent crude, 1.15 >>> making headlines this morning, hyundai and kia say they are not in talks with apple to develop a car the company making a comment in the regulatory filing today foll

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tom freedman, former cdc director. at one point, doctor, we heard the president speak of that black hole in your chest, you're being sucked into it, the paint so many millions of americans are feeling right now as they remember their loved ones. this is so powerful as we think about what has happened in our country, doctor. >> absolutely, wolf. the concept that we have to view this with meaning by ensuring that, first off, we prevent all the deaths we can going forward. vaccination, double down on protection protocols and also that we not just build back better, but build back healthier. that we improve our public health and primary care systems in this country and around the world to knock down this pandemic and make people more resilient and prevent a future pandemic to the greatest extent possible. this is a somber moment. it's also a moment for reded rededication. >> the president said we cannot let this go on. he's raising hopes we can get over this, although right now thousands and thousands of americans continue to die. dana bash is with us now. more americans have died from covid this one year than died in all the years of world wa

even things like, you know, painful refreshments at the covid vaccine centres have been thanks to the work of sir captain tomas been remarkable.— has been remarkable. so these are tanuible has been remarkable. so these are tangible benefits _ has been remarkable. so these are tangible benefits but, _ has been remarkable. so these are tangible benefits but, clearly, - has been remarkable. so these are tangible benefits but, clearly, theyj tangible benefits but, clearly, they also help to boost morale within the workforce. ~ , , ,, also help to boost morale within the workforce. ~ , , i. , , ., ~ workforce. absolutely. if you speak to any member _ workforce. absolutely. if you speak to any member of _ workforce. absolutely. if you speak to any member of staff _ workforce. absolutely. if you speak to any member of staff in _ workforce. absolutely. if you speak to any member of staff in leeds - to any member of staff in leeds teaching hospitals, they are so passionate about delivering the very best care to their patients. and i think knowing that people like sir captain tom or were doing things like fundraising

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" today -- that's painful -- as any crew of pirates would, on the water, of course thousands of fans lined the river as the armada crushed through tampa. many not wearing masks and tomot have thrown an interception in the big game but he made a risky toss this afternoon, good lord throwing lombardi's trophy to gronk on a different boat. brady clearly enjoying this moment he reposted this video from the espn writing, nothing to see here, just a little avocado tequila. >>> these are the nominees for the 2021 rock and roll hall of fame the most radically diverse ballot -- i should say racially diverse. anyway, it's racially diverse, most in 25 years at least half the nominees people of color. jay-z and foo fighters on the bat local in their first year of eligibility. both their debut albumed released 25 years ago. the gogo's guide the cut, the most successful all-come rock band of all time, repeatedly snubbed by the hall of fame but no more. fans can vote online for their favorite bands and artists the inductees to the announced in the merry month of may. >>> 90 seconds left on a, well, medium walk to the finish tonight. house impeachment managers playing never before