lemonis: let me get chloe. this situation ended up costing us days of progress in ohio, but we still have the chance to get something done today. monica, this is chloe. one of the things that i wanted to do is change the packaging. the packaging is so plain that it's not really gonna appeal to anybody. so i asked chloe, one of my best graphic designers, to start working up a logo. chloe: i have a few logo options. the first one is very similar to your current logo. i connected the m and the p. monica: it's a little thick. chloe: yeah? okay. all right. well, we'll put this one to the side. so, this one -- this one is the most modern, but it's very easy to read. monica: i just don't like the two lines between the "monica" and the "potter." chloe: okay. the last one is my favorite. monica: no. chloe: no? monica: i hate it. i don't like that at all. chloe: okay. monica: it feels very sterile. it gives me a little anxiety. i know that sounds weird. chloe: yeah. monica: but it also doesn't feel like me. lemonis: okay

many black and mixed heritage ballet dancers have shown support for chloe. the colombian dancer, fernando montagne, has said she is not alone in suffering such dissemination within ballet. the berlin state ballet has now launched an internal investigation into discrimination and racism within the company. michael cox, bbc news. let's return to the coronavirus pandemic. the latest uk government figures show there were a total of 511,990 positive coronavirus cases recorded in the latest 2a hour—period. a54 deaths were reported of people who have died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. that brings the total number of deaths across the uk to 75,024. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. if you're waiting for the weather to turn a bit milder, i think you'll be waiting a while, no sign of any end to this current cold spell, certainly not in the week ahead. it is going to stay pretty chilly, with some rain, sleet and snow at times, but also some spells of sunshine. high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south, which is

again police are looking for that missing gray french bulldog puppy chloe as well as the man involved. the criminals, anybody with information here is urged to call police. still ahead the state is updating its travel advisory urging californians we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa >>state health officials have issued an updated covid-19 travel advisory, the california department of public health now urging californians to avoid traveling more than a 120 miles from their home nonessential travel from other states or countries are also strongly discouraged from entering our state. >>the advisory is called a recommendation and replaces a previous less stringent

this is chloe. she's a gray french bull dog. sfpd says the woman was walking chloe when she was approached by three men. one of the men hit her in the face several times, took the dog and jumped into a car and took off. this happened on vallejo and hide earlier this evening. if you see chloe or have any information you're urged to call sfpd. >>> another story getting international attention. the family of hana abe is expected to arrive in the city from japan tomorrow for a vigil. abe was one of the victims of that deadly new year's eve hit-and-run. this is turning into a political debate about the three strikes law. >> we have to demand accountability. >> reporter: looking for answers. san francisco supervisor catherine stephanie sent a letter to the district attorney, police chief and others demanding information about serial repeat offenders who were released from custody and then involved in deadly crimes. >> the tragedy that occurred on new year's eve did not have to happen. >> reporter: stephanie is talking about the killin

i just want to get chloe back. >> chloe is not microchiped. she was supposed to be next month when she got spade. she has blue/gray eyes, a small white spot on her chest. if you know or saw anything, go call police. we have the tip hotline number and how to remain anonymous on the front page of our website, abc7news.com. >>> now to your morning money report. today we're expecting to find out which macy's stores will be shutting down. according to reports, 45 locations will be closing in the coming months. according to one report, one store will be the hill top store. these are part of a plan to close 125 stores by 2023. that was announced before the pandemic. in november macy's reported a more than 20% decline in store sales. >>> let's look at the new york stock exchange. we're still up about 165 points. >>> this morning, new numbers show that rent has fallen more than 26% in san francisco since march. according to the 2020 national rent report, the current median two-bedroom rent is just over $2,300. people started leaving big cities in favor

now police are asking people to be on the lookout for a dog that matches chloe's description. she's a five month old french bulldog, a family visiting the bay area for medical treatment for their 12 year old son had the rental car broken into. ktvu is christien kafton tells us the burglars made off with the beloved stuffed toy that has been with that boy through countless hospital visits. ah beloved stuffed cookie monster has been the constant companion for 12, year old age and carter through thick and through thin when i see him, i imagine it might just actually alive. boy story alive when i see him like. is always gonna be there for me. aiden has been diagnosed with a rare genetic condition called hunter syndrome, his family making the 3000 mile trek to san francisco from their home and straight from new hampshire to receive a new course of treatment at ucsf penny off children's hospital. the family arriving january 1st and taking a trip to the beach near the san francisco zoo to relax after the long journey. we're walking back to the car, and my kids notice that the two bac

for sarah, most important is finding chloe. >> i believe in san francisco. i really hope people will help find chloe for her, for sarah. >> reporter: in san francisco, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. >> poor woman. what a scary situation. >>> moving on, the u.s. coast guard ice bereaker made a rare appearance catching a glimpse of it. they spent the last few months in dry dock to replace a broken motor fixed and ready to head out to the arctic. this is the largest ship in the fleet. the ice breaker is usually demieddem deployed on science missions that can break ice ten feet deep. strong. we don't have to worry about ice, though, kristen. >> maybe rain to spencer kristin about that. >> we had a few rain drops. couple hundredths of an inch. it dry right now but there is more rain on the way. here is a lovely view of mostly sunny skies over san francisco looking down from sutro tower. mid to upper 50s at mountain view and morgan hill and half moon bay and 61 in san jose. nice view of a partly cloudy western sky looking from the emeryville. it 50 degrees in san ta rosa

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i just want to get chloe back. >> chloe is not microchiped. she was supposed to be next month when she got spade. she has blue/gray eyes, a small white spot on her chest. if you know or saw anything, go to abc7news.com. >>> if you have driven through marin county in the past few weeks, you have probably seen really spectacular sights in the sky. thousand of birds involved in this intricate dance at dusk. look at this. how amazing is this. the flocks of european starlings have been taking to the skies of san rafael the past few weeks. last night word got out and dozens of bird watchers young and old took to a cvs parking lot to catch a glimpse of it. but for the second night in a row there were no birds. for those who have caught the air show, they say it is amazing. >> synchronized flying in the sky. up as far as you could see. and then collapsing on themselves. it was just amazing, just absolutely -- jaw-dropping. >> scientists believe that flying together keeps the starlings warm on cold winter nights. >> i saw this when liz posted it on ins

but most also have no illusions as to how big the job will be chloe pina a visual artist best known for her drawings says her country's wounds won't heal overnight. but i have. here is this. story. or set we. are all. eve or destructive years or actually almost. dread. that is yet to. land. but expectations are high for what the biden administration can do for culture after 4 years of trump politics that many people saw as a worst case scenario for the arts. the noun choreographer jelly willow joe's all are is also a dancer teacher and founder of the dance company urban bush women there are a lot of people that are asking this administration to create a cabinet position for arts and culture we've seen the economic engine that we are and the lots of that through this pandemic and we we have to our voices are important and the edges voices we provide jobs we provide training we provide. education we've never had an arts you know a cabinet position and something that really takes arts here seriously so this is biden's opportunity by administration to really take us seriously to really unde

chloe i will start with you. right now, we are living with insurrectionists among us and we can expect that these people will change their minds after donald trump leaves office next week. how do we walk people back from the ledge, really, and deradicalize them after the president and his allies have convinced so many that this election was illegitimate? >> well, first off, deradicalization is a resource intensive and long-term journey. we have to acknowledge for the first time really, for policy makers in the u.s., the real severity of the radicalization of the severe right wing. what it means online, offline and ramifications for violence and harmful activity. we need to first take that step before we can start to understand what programming, what practices need to take place to draw some of the people out of the extremist ecosystems that they have been taken in to over the past few years. some of that deradicalization can take place through credible messages. trying to sew a seed of doubt in the propaganda tha

and the model chloe kadesh and post the p. to me of white privilege how disturbing sick to my stomach but there are also some crites optimistic people but one of the one of those is political filmmaker michael moore who stayed up all night and expressed some optimism let's hear what he had to say and that's really at the core of their anger they know what the country's become it's more diverse state this country because it's no wonder the white man's country the white man doesn't rule anymore it's the sure power and soon it will have to give up the power because white men will no longer hold their majority in hold their power in this frightens them a last cry of white supremacy according to michael moore michael we're also hearing a lot of entertainers calling for social media reforms what can you tell us about that just quickly session baron cohen for example as in the role of baraat and he was also very critical about social media and he posted this facebook and twitter getting trump a little time out is not enough to invest

a southern california woman is telling her remarkable story of survival chloe. >>cashman well she can sing again after a risky double lung transplant kimberly chan has her story. >>4 years 38 year-old singer chloe tension from brentwood performed with a breathing tube in her nose and an oxygen tank that she was attached to 24 7 she documented her story on you to think i was told severe pulmonary hypertension with a probability disease i was told little time left to live and don't have to be oxygen to the rest of my life then things got worse, she suffered a heart attack. >>i ended up in a coma for 4 days and then i ended up on life support for 21 days, doctors said a high-risk double-lung transplantation was her only chance of survival. >>doctor of us are holly director of the ucl a heart and lung transplant program performed the surgery in she was a special individual because. >>she was so positive and persevere despite all the challenges that this disease create what an incredible man who saved my life literally in every way possible. >>we could not do what we

chloe has not been seen or found yesterday. >>> stanford has called off plans to bring hundreds of students back to campus for the winter quarter. the university announced that 43 students on campus tested positive for coronavirus. officials decided that freshmen, sophomores and incoming transfer students will not return to campus later this month. grad students, undergraduate resident assistants and students with special needs on campus will be allowed to stay. >>> in the south bay, walmart is temporarily closing its san jose super center for deep cleaning. this is video of the location on story road before it shut down yesterday at 2:00 p.m. we're checking with the santa clara health department to find out if this was in response to a covid-19. walmart wouldn't comment and cited privacy concerns and only say this is part of a company initiated program to allow cleaning crews to thoroughly sanitize the store. it will reopen tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. >>> to your morning money report. major corporations are rethinking political donations after the riot at the capitol. "the wall street journal" s

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and the model chloe kadesh and post the p. to me of white privilege how disturbing sick to my stomach but there are also some crites optimistic people but one of the one of those is political filmmaker michael moore who stayed up all night and expressed some optimism let's hear what he had to say and that's really at the i think the core of their anger they know what the country's become it's more diverse they hate this country because it's no wonder the white man's country the white man doesn't rule anymore it's the sure power and soon it will have to give up the power because white men will no longer hold their majority and hold their power in this frightens them a last cry of white supremacy according to michael moore michael we're also hearing a lot of entertainers calling for social media reforms what can you tell us about that just quickly sasha baron cohen for example as in the role of bharat and he was also very critical about social media and he posted this facebook and twitter getting trump a little time out is not e

and the model chloe kadesh imposed at the pizza me of white privilege how disturbing sick to my stomach but there are also some cry to optimistic people but one of the one of those is political filmmaker michael moore who stayed up all night and expressed some optimism let's hear what he had to say and that's really the i think the core of their anger they know what the country's become it's more diverse they hate this country because it's no wonder the white man's country the white man doesn't rule anymore if the sure power and soon it will have to give up the power because white men will no longer hold their majority and hold their power in this frightens them a last cry of white supremacy according to michael moore michael we're also hearing a lot of entertainers calling for social media reforms what can you tell us about that just quickly session baron cohen for example as in the role of baraat and he was also very critical about social media and he posted this facebook and twitter giving trump a little time out is not enough to investigate an act of domestic terrorism against ameri

however, the favourite for best picture is nomadland, directed by chloe zhao, starring frances mcdormand, which started its campaign on the traditional festival route. are we basically talking about nomadland versus netflix at the oscars? i think really it is nomadland versus netflix, and actually i think nomadland is going to win out, not because anything other than the fact that it is by far the best film, in the same way that parasite was the best film last year. we're really seeing the cream rise to the top, no matter where it comes from nomadland might be able to beat the big power studio which netflix has become. the unpredictability of this pandemic means april feels a long way away. with so much focus on small screen stars recently, could the oscars shrink in relevancy and prestige in 2021? or will it be a welcome injection of glamour, announcing that film is back in business? 2020 was definitely a year of loss as the epidemic took its toll around the world, but one notable heartbreaking loss in the film industry came about not through covid—i9 but colon cancer, which took the

but most also have no illusions as to how big the job will be chloe pina a visual artist best known for her drawings says her country's wounds won't heal overnight. is this. story. or set. while. like east or just years or actually almost. dread. that is yet to. land. but expectations are high for what the biden administration can do for culture after 4 years of trump politics that many people saw as a worst case scenario for the arts. the noun choreographer jelly willow joe's all are is also a dancer teacher and founder of the dance company urban bush women are a lot of people that are asking this administration to create a cabinet position for arts and culture we've seen in the economic engine that we are and the loss of that through this pandemic and we we have to our voices are important and then i just was as we provide jobs we provide training we provide. education we've never had an arts you know a cabinet position and something that really takes the arts here seriously so this is biden's opportunity by administration to really take us seriously to really understand who we are an

however, the favourite for best picture is nomadland, directed by chloe zhao, starring frances mcdormand, which started its campaign on the traditional festival route. are we basically talking about nomadland versus netflix at the oscars? i think really it is nomadland versus netflix, and actually i think nomadland is going to win out, not because anything other than the fact that it is by far the best film, in the same way that parasite was the best film last year. we're really seeing the cream rise to the top, no matter where it comes from nomadland might be able to beat the big power studio which netflix has become. the unpredictability of this pandemic means april feels a long way away. with so much focus on small screen stars recently, could the oscars shrink in relevancy and prestige in 2021? or will it be a welcome injection of glamour, announcing that film is back in business? 2020 was definitely a year of loss as the epidemic took its toll around the world, but one notable heartbreaking loss in the film industry came about not through covid—19 but colon cancer, which took the

however, the favourite for best picture is nomadland, directed by chloe zhao, starring frances mcdormand, which started its campaign on the traditional festival route. are we basically talking about nomadland versus netflix at the oscars? i think really it is nomadland versus netflix, and actually i think nomadland is going to win out, not because anything other than the fact that it is by far the best film, in the same way that parasite was the best film last year. we're really seeing the cream rise to the top, no matter where it comes from and nomadland might be able to beat the big power studio which netflix has become. the unpredictability of this pandemic means april feels a long way away. with so much focus on small screen stars recently, could the oscars shrink in relevancy and prestige in 2021? or will it be a welcome injection of glamour, announcing that film is back in business? 2020 was definitely a year of loss as the epidemic took its toll around the world, but one notable heartbreaking loss in the film industry came about not through covid—i9 but colon cancer, which took

i hope this guy is behind bars, but i really don't care as long as we get chloe. >> you can see her black eyes. if you have any information, you're urged to call the san francisco police department. >>> up next, we'll show you how the warriors responded at chase center tonight in response to the chaos in washington, d.c. stay with us. our new house is amazing. great street, huge yard. there is a bit of an issue with our neighbors fencing. neighbor 1: allez! (sound from wind chimes) neighbor 2: (laughing) at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save even more. neighbor 2: hey, sarah, hey, peter! neighbor 1: touché. neighbor 2: ahhh! neighbor 1: pret! neighbor 2: en garde! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com >>> well, what happened today was not ignored in the sports world. nba players and coaches taking action like they have so much recently. >> they're very active. most teams took a knee before their games. that includes the warriors. ♪ and the home of the brave >> at chase center tonight, the warriors and clippers, both teams taking a knee. th

hi, my name is chloe and i'm a senior staff nurse at st georges hospital. at the right first monday after christmas and new year's in it for one of the worst shifts of my entire life. intense, i'm looking after many more sick patients than normally. just overwhelming, the whole situation. i'm hannah, and the junior overwhelming, the whole situation. i'm hannah, and thejunior sister of the acute dependency unit. stay on the acute dependency unit. stay on the nurse in charge. 0ur colours are more like family. you can rant and rave and cry and i would hold that against you. and do you chris green i personally cried when i get home quite a lot, actually at the moment. sleep problems. i thinki quite a lot, actually at the moment. sleep problems. i think i left suffering with sleep problems as well. you have to relax your days off as best as you can and prepping yourself to come back again. we see the videos of the anti—covid people and you think to myself when my even doing? it demoralises me completely, never felt so demoralise in my life. we've all got famil

and the model chloe kadesh and post the pizza to me of white privilege how disturbing sick to my stomach but there are also some cry to optimistic people but one of the one of those is political filmmaker michael moore who stayed up all night and expressed some optimism let's hear what he had to say and that's really the i think the core of their anger they know what the country's become it's more diverse they hate this country because it's no wonder the white man's country the white man doesn't rule anymore it's the sure power and soon it will have to give up the power because white men will go longer hold their majority and hold their power in this frightens them a last cry of white supremacy according to michael moore michael we're also hearing a lot of entertainers calling for social media reforms what can you tell us about that just quickly session baron cohen for example own as in a role of baraat and he was also very critical about social media and he posted this facebook and twitter getting trump a little time out is not enough to investigate an act of domestic terrorism against

chloe, conor and emma all had offers at university but decided to do an apprenticeship in law at 0ldham college. if i was to go to uni, and i'd qualify with a degree, those who are doing that, i would then have three years experience at a law firm which is what employers are often looking for, and so that was a major factor for me. originally i did two years of university and i foundl that there was a lot of support - there, but because i was doing law which is a very popular subject, i remember my first lecture, i there were about 400 people in there! - here, it's much more localised. the government says reforming further education is about creating opportunity and potential. there are difficult times ahead but also there are big ambitions. what are your hopes and dreams for the future? go on, tell me how big you're going to be. i want my own company, ideally. i want to cover every sector. i want to do it all, i want to be the biggest. elaine dunkley, bbc news, 0ldham. as lockdown has forced families apart, we've all had to find new ways of staying in touch and nurturing those special

. >> chloe, i understand you have been monitoring online extremism, and you are seeing chatter online about the 17th and inauguration day. can you tell us what the chatter is exactly? >> yeah, we have been watching movements in the larger platforms and the smaller, darker spaces that he just mentioned as well, far number of years. the chatter around the week to come is a lot more confused before the sixth january. so it's a little hard to predict what it means, that world events and we have certainly seen increased fear around violent activity and the way we have done on platforms on the internet. but we are seeing violent, the promedication motion of spifx specific events and we are keeping a very close eye on the various rounds of the eco system, and white sue prem mist, militia groups and the groups we have seen on facebook and twitter for the most part. >> quickly before i have to go, facebook today opposing special restrictions ahead of inauguration. you have new reporting about how stop the steal groups are hiding in plain sight on facebook. what are you learning about that? >>

kastor: i'm sorry, chloe, can you repeat that? finances, to a certain extent. to what extent? >> [inaudible] don't have to release finances, but there is public pressure to. dr. kastor: what financial information has the presidential family disclose? >> tax returns. dr. kastor: tax returns, famously. sometimes financial earnings. sometimes they disclose additional information. this has been the prevailing norms since the 1970's, and that is part of what made donald trump's decision to disclose almost none of his private financial information so disruptive, because previous presidents had not done that. any other areas where presidents enjoy privacy? >> [inaudible] dr. kastor: so what's the difference? there are many differences between donald trump, jr. and barron trump as individuals, but why are they treated differently? >> [inaudible] people kind of respect the relationship with barron as a child and [inaudible] dr. kastor: but everyone hear that? i think that's a really good point. what do you think is the age at which a president's child no longer enjoys that veil of priv

and the model chloe kadesh and post the p. to me of white privilege how disturbing sick to my stomach but there are also some crites optimistic people but one of the one of those is political filmmaker michael moore who stayed up all night and expressed some optimism let's hear what he had to say and that's really it that i think the core of their anger they know what the country's become it's more diverse they hate this country because it's no longer the white man's country the white man doesn't rule anymore it's the sure power and soon it will have to give up the power because white men will no longer hold their majority and hold their power in this frightens them a last cry of white supremacy according to michael moore michael we're also hearing a lot of entertainers calling for social media reforms what can you tell us about that just quickly session baron cohen for example as in a role of baraat and he was also very critical about social media and he posted this facebook and twitter giving trump a little time out is not e

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. >>4 years 38 year-old singer chloe tension from brentwood performed with a breathing tube in her nose and an oxygen tank that she was attached to 24 7 she documented her story on you to think i was told severe pulmonary hypertension with a probability i was told little time left to live and don't have to be oxygen to the rest of my life then things got worse, she suffered a heart attack. >>i ended up in a coma for 4 days and then i ended up on life support for 21 days, doctors said a high-risk double-lung transplantation was her only chance of survival doctor of us are holly director of the ucl a heart and lung transplant program performed the surgery in she was a special individual because. >>she was so positive and persevere despite all the challenges that this disease create what an incredible man who saved my life literally in every way possible. >>we could not do what we do. >>unless. family at a time of tragedy is willing to donate their loved one's organs. and i think they are the real heroes. >>now she can breathe on her own again and st. >>re learning how to sing >>attention

., it's about 1% too chloe and needs to catch up the democrats are going to inject two to four trillion dollars in there's a higher equity risk premium. if we see a 11% increase, we need so is see s&p come down 20% and the 10-year inflation break ian at 225 it's the highest since 2018. >> there's a difference between that and the rise we've seen so far, especially if we are to believe that there is a natural cap potentially on yield simply because everywhere else in the world yields nothing or negative our colleague mike and closing bell said a staggering statement about 40% of the world's yield is here in the united states, because everywhere else has got negative or zero percent field >> i think it does my mouth was flabbing before with nothing coming out, which is nothing new for me, but i will say, this reminds me of 2007 when he started -- you talked about food inflation. if you told me that yields had plummeted 30 basis points off the levels four or five months ago, that would have been a lot more concerning to me. we have an inflation problem i'm as worried as the next person abo

sararh was assaulted at gun point by three men who then ran off with her french bulldog chloe. she was walking alone around 5:50 tuesday afternoon. after the attack, they ran into a getaway car and drove away. she believes her dog was targeted and her attackers will try to sell the dog. >>> the powerball jock pot is inching closer to half a billion dollars. that's because nobody took home the 4$410 million grand prize last night. this means that all of that money carries over to the next drawing. the new jackpot is now 4$470 million. california lottery officials say though there's no jackpot winner last night, there's four winning tickets worth nearly $30,000. here are the winning numbers. 1, 20, 22, 60, 66, 3. the next drawing is on saturday. >>> coming up next, the 7 things to know this morning and also the warriors react to the chaos in our nation's capitol. >>> and up close with the front line heroes fighting covid-19. we're hearing from emt works who are waiting hours at southern california hospitals. >>> and as we fight the coronavirus pandemic, california mandating face

some money i can become a company it was a change if you had a private sector it didn't exist before chloe was on the family totally represents the rise of the economy of china a country that no longer produces low cost products and also the end of plastic objects and textiles made in china it now represents china as a technological power a force of innovation investing in r. and d. and that's why while way is the chinese symbol. way has created $160000.00 jobs worldwide and posts a record turnover of $100000000000.00 because it has discreetly taken advantage of china's opening up to the global markets. by the way was founded by mr van with a mere $21000.00 u.n. about $5000.00 at the time and a handful of employee. yes there was a huge need for telecommunications on the chinese market because nothing existed so he seized the opportunity. rendering thing the founder and big boss while waiting. for the month of chinese ambition and success. wrenching for a visionary warlord. his military past with the chinese people's liberation army is at the heart of the west's fears on the current trade w

scientists like the 32 year old tundra 2 which were developed following further studies in germany saying chloe is the 1st team to use the weaver chamber because now other companies are using it has we are this is a plan for them inside it's just a job it's water so especially where you play games you can feel your interest in temperature into corners. to get where it is while we started out like many chinese companies drawing on western inventions through forced technology transfers. versal a company wanting to operate in china must surrender its patents and transfer them to the chinese. 7 or levy don't need we've seen this in aeronautics and in manufacturing you're obliged to transfer your patents and explain your manufacturing processes of it is what's more china also obliges you to help build their plants and set up the whole process from a to z. a little. illegal practice for sure but one to which all too often copies and even theft of intellectual property already. showing them to trick is a bit like the original sin of all chinese companies while we store. it by copying the big western b

in sussex, chloe found out late last night her school — which was due to be open tomorrow — will now be closed for at least two weeks. she's saying to me, "mum, is it safe for me to go back to school?" and i'm like, "i don't know!" in september, i absolutely felt that it was safe to go back to school. all of the information coming through was showing that transmission rates amongst children was really, really small. and that felt really safe with the measures the school had in place. what's happened over the last few weeks indicates that that isn't now the case with the new strain. in north london, sam was told on friday that her daughter's primary school would stay closed for the time being. sam's family really struggled with home schooling in the first lockdown. oh, gosh, the amount of times ijust ended the day sobbing because it was just too much, trying to handle a child with learning difficulties remotely, a 6—year—old who was unwilling to learn remotely, on top of my dayjob... and i think that's why my response to this one has been so much stronger than it was the first tim

moment the positive coronavirus cases were detected on my flights to melbourne 28 scene olympic champion chloe came is back competing and winning after a 2 year break. this victory in snowboarding half point comes after the 20 year old american time outs in the sports guys university events in switzerland was her 1st world cup competition since 2019 came is now building up to the defense of the 2022 beijing olympics. she's. so excited you know that like 30 min away in between is a no nerve racking. visualizing over and over. and i was hoping that my coaches so yeah definitely it was a staying positive the whole time which i really think. ok i'll be back a little bit of action from the f.a. cup game between liverpool and manchester united then but for now i will think and i thank you very much indeed and that's it for me god not assume for this news i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news to me than if you can go by. the 1st time glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the age of donald trump we are fighting the fake fake phony the enemy of the people through the eyes of

the inspiration that chloe had on my life. everybody's lives, you know, it's a big impact, and some fans traveled even further toe. look at murals of the late great black mamba, this man and his girlfriend from florida. this was their first mural stop. they plan to take several maurin. they hugged each other and told me why this was so very important. kobe the legend so with us visiting. california it was the most that we stopped by and pay our respects to him. mustard i just stopped by to take a couple pictures to remember. you know me my time in l a on this day east of here in the arts district in downtown los angeles, another tribute to kobe and his daughter, juliana, who perished in that flight. it's a towering presence, just like kobe was in life, and we've learned even in death. ktvu fox two news at five starts now, evacuation orders in the santa cruz mountains, flash flood worries across the entire north bay and a high wind warning for the coast. just hours away. our first major storm of the year is slowly getting close

kastor: i'm sorry, chloe, can you repeat that? finances, to a certain extent. to what extent? >> [inaudible] don't have to release finances, but there is public pressure to. dr. kastor: what financial information has the presidential families disclosed? >> tax returns. dr. kastor: tax returns, famously. sometimes financial earnings. sometimes they disclose additional information. this has been the prevailing norm since the 1970's, and that is part of what made donald trump's decision to disclose almost none of his private financial information so disruptive, because previous presidents had not done that. any other areas where presidents enjoy privacy? >> [inaudible] dr. kastor: so what's the difference? there are many differences between donald trump, jr. and barron trump as individuals, but why are they treated differently? >> interest in relationship. people kind of respect the relationship with barron as a child and instead of trump junior as an adult. dr. kastor: could everyone hear that? i think that's a really good point. what do you think is the age at which a president

after coronavirus case is what it's acted on their flights to melbourne and 2018 olympic champion it chloe came is back competing and winning after a 2 year break this victory in snowboarding half pipe comes after the 22 year old american took some time out from the sport to go to university events in switzerland was her 1st world cup competition since 2090 m. is now building up to the defense of her title at the 2022 beijing olympics. so excited you know that like 30 min away in between there's no nerve racking. visualizing over and over. and i without being there my coach it is so yeah definitely i was just saying positive the whole time which i really think helped me . ok more from a in a couple of hours for that is how the sports is looking for the time to thank you very much indeed lauren taylor is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories on what matheson thanks for being with me goodbye. make it change. change your life or the path of a country challenge the accepted truth if you want to create something you push to break it continue to remold turn the s

add my name on the trophy so many great champions before me is a huge honor and 2018 olympic champion chloe kim is back competing and winning after a 2 year break this victory in snowboarding comes after the 22 year old american so time out from the sport to go to university events in switzerland was her 1st world cup competition since $29.00 c. is now building up to the defense of her title at the 2022 beijing olympics. so excited you know that like 30 min away in between is just so nerve wracking. visualizing over and over. and i was talking to my coach it is so yeah definitely i was just staying positive the whole time which i really think helped me ok let's get back to lauren in london thank you very much a space x. has set a new record for the number of satellites in orbit into space on a single rocket it's folk and 9 blasted off on sunday carrying what space x. describes 133 national and government spacecraft. that's it for me morning. frank assessments you go kohli's on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse for $2200.00 people and in-d

and $22000000.00 pick champion chloe cam is back competing after win at winning after a 2 year break this victory in snowboarding half pipe comes after the 28 year old american took time out from the sport to go to university the event in switzerland was her 1st world cup competitions says a 2019 chemist now building up to the defense of her title at the 2022 beijing olympics. so excited you know that like 30 min away in the brain is just so nerve racking. but i was visualizing over and over. and i was arguing that my coach doesn't think so that definitely was a saying positive the whole time which i really being told. ok and that is all your support for now peter back to you thank you very much you're watching al-jazeera that was the news hour we're back in a couple of minutes to 30 minutes of al-jazeera world news hopefully we'll see that . when all that seems to matter is the headline and always 2 sides to a story when narratives and counter narratives obscure reality the leader on the one hand the enemy is openly there on the other hand the listening post strips away the spin wha

chloe, conor and emma all had offers at university but decided to do an apprenticeship in law at oldham college. if i was to go to uni, and i'd qualify with a degree, those who are doing that, i would then have three years experience at a law firm which is what employers are often looking for, and so that was a major factor for me. originally i did two years of university and i foundl that there was a lot of support - there, but because i was doing law which is a very popular subject, i remember my first lecture, i there were about 400 people in there! - here, it's much more localised. the government says reforming further education is about creating opportunity and potential. there are difficult times ahead but also there are big ambitions. what are your hopes and dreams for the future? go on, tell me how big you're going to be. i want my own company, ideally. i want to cover every sector. i want to do it all, i want to be the biggest. he has also put an end to the construction of the border wall that was so central to donald trump's presidency. as lockdown has forced families apart, w

my name is chloe, i'm a senior staff nurse on richmond a&eu at st george's hospital. it's the first monday after christmas and new year and it's been one of the worst shifts of my entire life. intense, i'm looking after many more sick patients than i normally look after. ijust, it'sjust overwhelming, the whole situation! i'm hannah packham, i'm thejunior sister of the acute dependency unit. today, i'm the nurse in charge. our colleagues are more like family, you can rant and rave and cry and no—one holds it against you. and do you? what? rant and rave and cry? i personally cry when i get home quite a lot at the moment. sleep, we are suffering with sleep problems, i think a lot of nurses and doctors as well. you just have to relax on your days off as best you can, ready, prepping yourself to come back again, i would say. you see the videos of the anti—covid people and you just think to yourself, what am i even doing? does it demoralise you? demoralises me completely. i've never felt so demoralised in my life. we've all got family, a lot of us have actually had covi

. >> chloe, pull the trigger. >> i can't. >> pull the trigger, damn you! >> the commercial breaks in that show were almost welcome so that you could catch your breath. >> "24" was really the first binge show, if you think about it. there were a lot of people in the later years of "24" that would only buy the dvds. >> you think he'll come after you? >> yes. >> and a lot of the subtleties and the complexities that the storytellers have been doing, it's a my god, this is blowing my mind. i can see it now because i just watched three in a row. >> "battlestar galactica" was a show made in the late 1970s. not a very good show, but show with a really good idea which is civilization has been destroyed. humanity is on the run. what happens next? years later sci-fi channel looked at it and said well, what if we take it seriously? >> madam president, we have to eliminate the olympic carrier immediately. >> there are 1,300 people on that ship. >> "star wars" feels like fantasy and fable in the best possible sense. this felt like war. >> do it. >> the photography was s