and we damn near lost gus. one of the reasons why we almost lost gus is every crewman that flew would take rolls of dimes and put them in their flight suits. and when he hit the wall and struggling to survive and the terror of drowning, the flight suit was being pulled down by the rolls of dimes that he would give to the launch pad teams. we almost lost gus, but we got him. john glenn's was pretty close. it was -- we thought we had a heat shield with him, and we learned many things about the business of space flight in those days, and i'll get into them when i wrap up. but john was close. we didn't tell him we thought he had a heat shield problem until he was in the process of re-entering over the texas site, and he said, "by the way, what am i retaining my retro rocket package? i should have jettisoned back when we were over california." and that's when we explained to him, we thought we had a problem using the heat shield -- i mean, the retrorocket package to hold the heat shield on. scotty carpenter, basical

when gus grisam hit the water and the hatch popped up and we darn near lost gus, one of the reasons we almost lost him is every one of the crewmen would flew would roll dimes up and put them in their flight suits. he hit the water and was struggling to survive and his entire flight suit was being pulled down by the dimes that he would give to the launch pad teams. we almost lost gus, but we got him. john glenn's was pretty close. we thought we had a heat shield with him and we learned many things about the business of space flight in those days, and i'll get to them when we wrap up. john was close, we didn't tell him we thought he had a heat shield problem until he was in the process of re-entering over the texas site. and he said, by the way, why am i retaining my rocket package? and that's when we explained to him we thought we had a problem and we were using the retro rocket package to hold the heat shield on. scotty carpenter, basically was virtually out of fuel as he arrived over the hawaii site. i was very fortunate i had a controller by the name of jim penn and basically he kept

and winter olympian gus kenworthy speaks about the photo that went viral and his fears of coming out. hello and welcome to sportsday. we start with a frustrating game for both chelsea and manchester united. neither could break the deadlock at stamford bridge, with the match finishing goaless. there was a moment of controversy though when the referee ruled that manchester united should not be given a penalty after a handball by callum hudson odoi. adam wild reports. still in the running also—ran. manchester united and chelsea a chance to see this type race having 11 -- chance to see this type race having 11 —— still having legs. chelsea ii —— still having legs. chelsea were all fingers and thumbs, this marcus rashford free kick went for the arms, and appealed for the tangible or not. and who's hand. the referee said no penalty, the finger—pointing continued. it was at chelsea, though, with the better of the few chances that came along. olivier giraud could not quite get there, and then at the start of the second half, and keeping and defending, it kept the blues at bay. eff

the old gus for the who in any case if we do discover another life on it will be surprising and fundamentally different from life on earth. should not time i wouldn't expect to find a tree on another planet or an ecosystem identical to destroy on the sea if you life has occurred on other planets based on a similar chemistry i'm not even sure there would be an amazing planet a timeline a prompt. look bhosle buckle don't imagine we could find our environment on another. the planet it's a complete illusion is could there be a planet being my answer is very harsh there is no planet b. and it's criminal to say there is you see there's only one spaceship with earth ecosystems and that's earth there will be no other. in the op by the. her for around 4000000000 years earth has been home to a life of increasing diversity constantly inventing new strategies to survive cataclysms or changes in the environment. life always seems to be on the front foot as though determined to survive in one form or another. yet today it seems that this beautiful machine ecosystem could well be stalling as a result of the

in these 2 streets in you gus and klein a cut from gaza a jewish residual area was created 1000 years ago because jews were only allowed to settle here the houses were built particularly narrow and high in order to offer as much space as possible. the speed of museum is also located here in that you wouldn't want the jewish courtyard. in the middle ages by i was called in hebrew which is how the museum got its name. warms was called. mines. for this reason these 3 cities are called shoot communities. stands for peter for while my desire. for. a turn is like a low ball it is familiar to jews all over the world. the importance of becomes clear when you go outside the museum here you can see the remains of the mediæval synagogue it dates back to 110 for. next to it was the so-called phone sure the synagogue for the women. in general women and men set apart and synagogues well in this bench here used to be for the women they were able to follow the service by these listening slots. this is particularly noteworthy a ritual bath from the 12th century. the water basin is 10 meters below the

and winter olympian gus kenworthy speaks about the photo that went viral, and his fears of coming out. welcome to the programme. we start with a frustrating game for both chelsea and manchester united. neither could break the deadlock at stamford bridge, with the match finishing goalless. there was a moment of controversy, though, when the referee ruled that manchester united should not be given a penalty after a handball by callum hudson—odoi. adam wild reports. still in the running our also—rans at manchester united at chelsea, a chance to show this race still has legs left. chelsea were all fingers and thumbs to start with, this marcus rashford free kick punched away. appealing for, well, this— handball or not, and whose hand. the finger—pointing continued. but it was chelsea with the better of what few chances came along. first, olivier giroud couldn't quite get there. and at the start of the second half, united goalkeeping hand defending kept the blues at bay. efforts for the most part so scarce that both sides, even those off target, were greeted with a moment's to light

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if you want to see more of that from gus kenworthy it is on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. coming up on bbc news, it's the film review. of your own home. theme music back in the early �*70s, diana ross earned the best actress oscar nomination for playing jazz legend billie holiday in lady sings the blues. now, rise up singer andra day is following in ross's footsteps, shaping up as a possible contender for a forthcoming oscar nominations for her standout performance in the united states vs billie holiday. woman: i love you, billie! i'm not nervous up here tonight. all these reporters keep asking me "billie, why you do the things you do?" or "why don't you be like this person, or that person? " this is what i tell them. band plays jazz music. applause. taking its title from the 1947 court case which resulted in holiday being sentenced to a year and a day for possession of narcotics, the movie paints holiday as the target of a vindictive campaign by a racist, war—on—drugs bureaucrat harry anslinger, played by garrett hedlund. # there ain't not

estamos echando a andar plantas con carbÓn para en frn tar el presidente a gu ro que el servicio opera en un 99% y solo son 89 mil personas las que continÚan sin electricidad. en mÉxico telemundo. >>> en otra informaciÓn un sistema de advertencia de terremotos va a comenzar a funcionar pronto en la regiÓn. el servicio geolÓgico del paÍs va a estar disponible en oregon y washington. >>> alerta a las personas sobre los sismos significativos en la zona y calcula la magnitud. pasamos contigo guillermo quiroz. >>> el Único volcÁn activo en california. asÍ amaneciÓ. bello y magistral. este volcÁn activo puede registrar sismos que es lo que vemos, pero sobre todo puede ocasionar problemas si llega hacer erupciÓn. vamos a italia, para ver lo que ocurre por allÁ. esto fue lo que pasÓ con el monte etna. ayer por la tarde, casi la maÑana, hizo erupciÓn de forma explosiva y afectÓ a la ciudad mÁs cercana al volcÁn, que es catina. y provocÓ mÁs problemas que la ceniza. y la magma que sigue saliendo de la zona alta. regresamos a lo que es california. porque mire se abre la venta

music en medio de la crisis de oxigeno en mexico un mhombre de gu guadalajara tuvo la iniciativa de acercarles sua e enfermos de covid-19 algo que les puede salcar la cida . >a> l caer la noche arturo sube a su camioneta su objetivo es llevar oxigeno a los enfermos >> las intencjones es llegar a cada rincon >> con la kiniciativa ayuda a 7 personas en una noche . >> son llamadas de personas desesperadas por oxigneo . >> cuando vecinos saben que la camioneta llegara, salen a f formarse . >> tengo una hrpora, . >> comprar oxigeno se vuelve la necesidad esencial en todo el apis, en la ciudad de mexico por ejemplo, las personas se forman por mas de 8 horas . >> que alguien me ayude, mi f familiare la oxigenacion es baj >> mientras tanto se comenzaron a llenar camiones repletos de tanques >> hubo varios casos de asaltos, que por lo menos en el 60 por ciento de los casos, hay la detencion >> ante la crisis desatada, la secretaria de gobernacion busca regular a nivel nacional, que practicamente cualquier person lo pueda transportar . >> por eso arturo no slolamente lleva oxigeno a las casa,s, sin la p

it also the initiative on catholic social thought and public life at gu see gs public life. and again, we will give information on how to reach the order of the book at the end of the webinar. let me let me introduce my conversation partner, professor massimo faggioll. massimo is religious study at villanova university. he is a consuming editor and a prolific author. we can spend the f rest of the hour reading his cv but will spare you that. but welcome massimo it's great to have you. thank you for the invitation interaction. when there's so much to talk about in this marvelous book. so we are here to discuss your book joe biden and catholicism in the united states. let me begin with the big question, why did you write this book and why did you write it now? >> guest: the first answer would be why not. that's too easy. this is the 13th year of my life in the united states. and so in some sense, this book is a symbolic of my life in the united states. and secondly because the election of joe biden of the 46h president signaled something new, something different compared to al

freestyle skier gus kenworthy is an openly gay winter olympian, but says he was "too scared" to come out before the sochi games because he feared repercussions after russia introduced new anti—gay legislation. he came out the following year, but then received death threats at the 2018 olympics. the skier was pictured kissing his boyfriend in pyeongchang and it became one of the most iconic moments of the games. kenworthy has represented the usa at the last two olympics, but will compete for great britain at the beijing 2022 games. he's been speaking to bbc sport's nick hope, as part of lgbt+ history month. ican i can remember so many times on ski trips with overnights that i would make sure i was the last person in the room to fall asleep, because i was really scared that i would out myself essentially in my sleep, because i talk in my sleep. i guess i worried that nobody would speak to me again and i would be kicked out of my home, and never have a career or ski again. of my home, and never have a career or ski again-— or ski again. you are battling all those emotions, _ or ski

unidos donde est'an declarando en forma reservada >> de los 19 cad'averes por lo -16 eran de migrantes gu guatemaltecos que quer'ian llegar a estados unidos en b b'usqueda de mejores condiciones de vid >> la detenci'on de emma coronel esposa de el chapo guzm'an, revela nuevos detalles sobre el c'artel de sinaloa y los testigos que colaboraron en el caso que llev'o a la c'arcel al capo de esta organizaci'on. r ra'ul torres tiene m'as informaci'on, buenas tardes ra'ul te escuchamo >> cumple tres meses lejos de l'aseres de lujo quiz'as con la pregunta de qui'en le entreg'o, quien la traicion'o felicidad de saludo desde la capital mexicana d'amaso l'opez el licenciado telemundo investiga confirm'o que es testigo colaborador en el caso de el chapo y en el caso de ella la acus'o de tr'afico de droga dice que fue mensajera cuando estuvo encarcelada en esta adem'as dice que es parte de la fuga de el chapo y que planean otra >> el licenciado era parte del cartel y compadre de el chapo guzm'an y fue arrestado en ciudad de m'exico el 2017 e extraditado, lo sentenciaron a cadena perpetua por tr'afico

gu and his parents came to the u.s. from shanghai when he was 7. he tweeted recently. >> i can't think of many other countries where the work of an untrained 27-year-old immigrant can garner the attention and respect of researchers and public alike. >> reporter: david louie, abc7 news. >>> california has made equity a priority in distribution vaccine. as part of that effort, the state has been giving out vaccine access codes to community leaders for groups hit hardest by the pandemic. as liz kreutz found, those codes are being shared and used by people who they aren't intended for. liz, how is this happening? >> reporter: hi, ama. yes, these access codes are meant for people who live in low income communities in alameda county so that they can access the site at the oakland coliseum. however, we have learned that people have been able to get them, sometimes unintentionally, and they're using them to cut the line and get a vaccine. as california tries to create an equitable distribution of the vaccine, they are hitting another snag. vaccine access c

we've got sun went out there and there is centvaand nothat there is nd adh anybodiving , goin still see gus up an re we d hour. if we watch the wind, they will really start to die down for most of us by the time we get into the evening but it will stay windy in the mountains, so if you are in the foothills or higher, it is still going to be a windy night for you but for everybody else, i doubt you're going to notice much in the way of wind really from now through the remainder of tonight. down the peninsula, in the east bay, what we got right now is about as strong as it is going to be for the rest of the night because the numbers get better. is going to get dusty in the hills overnight but so few of us are up there and most people won't notice. morning close, most of us stay in the 40s but there are some 30s on here. we go down into the mid-30s up in santa rosa, down to 30s for livermore so still cold out there in the overnight hours. than the daytime highs tomorrow make up for that. another day here, where it is made to upper 60s, 70 in fact in santa rosa on the daytime high. as far as th

. >> reporter: jago and gus's mother is freelance writer flora watkins. their sister romy was born a few months before lockdown began, romy has cerebral palsy. >> we are very fortunate that the boys have each got a screen. we've got a nice house. there are people for whom it's immeasurablyorse. but when you see children like mine, who are, you know, nice, you know, privileged, middle class children, who are in their own way showing signs of anxiety and depression. i found my six-year-old just lying on the floor of his room the other day, and i'm saying wh's wrong and what's wrong? he said, mummy, i just-- i just don't know. >> reporter: watkinsut her career on hold in march last year when lockdown closed schools. like millions of other mothers, she shoulders the burden of educating her children at home. >> i don't know if anyone had told us that actually, a year later, they're still going to be doing this with still no end in sight. i think there would have been an epidemic of women sticking their heads in ovens. i can't believe we've lived like this for

then he wouldn't give up for a minute of the all the people get here we don't want to get married yet gus i never met a muslim by they could believe it or a push to get russia mandated media momentum and that even the whole opposite pinacle get out of this don't know yet the joke you know she'll be down she too will be in is your lap. sachin 1003 i do can refer to then say no i mean is that mean you mean you you're looking for the good enough when you get it i don't at all convinced it is the spirit of my city control when i think of it. one is so young she's always going to get good. spirit what is a national i've not been with that was you all you know and i can woman focus on this relief and there's i mean i did and that i made for a man of good luck on your lawn or you know if you don't get along well then don't be the most popular move get in a great advocate of that and i was happy that they don't all that love it they're not only actually on that is they're down to go up as you keep it up with a good housekeeping i want to discuss. them see. the british and american governments hav

gu if only it were. it's going to take us quite a while to establish our credentials and as an advocate of democracy. but even when we can and i hope today will come sooner rather than later, there is limits to our influence. the chinese, the russians, everybody can push back and so we can advocate for the rule of law, but we cannot insist on it and, if countries push back, there's very little we cano. we can sanction them but that is not going to help people like at the uighurs in china. anchor: president biden talked about wanting to renew global alliances, but can america's allies trust that it won't be america first all over again? guest: i think your question reflects it. e seed of doubt has been planted. every national security adviser in europe and asia has a hedge against american uncertainty file. the eu going its own way with china a few weeks ago, i don't think the united states will get china to line up where we want on russia or on china, so i think it simply a fact that america's ability to

pursuant to the president's save the date, instead o t gu this was deliberate. reports confirm that the president himself, president trump, became directly involved with the planning of the event, including the speaking lineup, even the music to be played, st ahoheusc ftw t caran driving the biden-harris bus off the road with that fight song. and he brought the same people who spoke at the second million maga rally to help as well. trump's campaign advisl recall said on december 12 that this is only the beginning, "we are the cavalry," also became directly involved in planning the event. they even sent out invitations together. this is amy kremer, one of the founders of women for america first, tweeting the invitation, tagging donald trump and other organizers, inviting the same supporters who had just engaged in serious violence at the second million maga rally, to show up to the largest rally to stop the steal. and president trump seemed to have other plans for what was going to happen at that rally, too. women for america first had initially planned for the r

and with adam and with gus it felt like there was a change, there was a shift happening in athletes sexuality, those were big stories and dishes more commonplace. a kind of see this all going. which of the time when athletes feel comfortable you still need athletes to break through that barrier and push that barrier along. so that there's more space for everybody to feel comfortable. much more on the bbc sport website, just one premier league game to bring you up—to—date with,. southampton has had a goal disallowed and they could move up to one above leads if they get a win. chelsea in romania. it kicks off at eight o'clock, but for me and the sports day team that's all for now. good evening. the flood warnings have been rising through the day, the met office amber warning stays in force into wednesday morning. we are expecting in excess of 100 mm of rain in parts of scotland before the rainfall finally stops. but it's not just these areas we are concerned with. because the rain is covering a far wider area, the river levels are already high, the ground is saturated and has been so wet an

to kin lost his brother gu khan in a racist terrorist attack in hono one year ago. comma hopping on the border like he basically walked in and blew our lives apart or this couple he wrecked everything nothing was left in place. by others who can go to kin was just 37 years old following his death his family fell apart hundreds father died of cancer 5 weeks later his mother can no longer cope without medication cheatin and his son matt are not able to go to work and are on sick leave the diagnosis post traumatic stress disorder it's like. for me it's been a whole year of sleepless nights when it gets dark you lay your head on the pillow where your head is filled with questions cough and being kissed and. commandant the frog. consumes you. to do to ken and his son matt on the way to the crime scene because he was shot by to b.s. at this kiosk just as he was about to finish his shift double my brother was lying over there under those 2 electrical sockets from which there were blue lights flashing and a crowd of people at 1st we didn't realize what had happened to this

the north bay is definitely taking the cake today. 58 miles per hour right now in petaluma as far as gus co 56 peak. and like i was mentioning mount saint helene a clocking in at 78 miles per hour for those wind higher elevations we're definitely seeing more so and then you can see the south bay a little bit tapered off but still that high wind advisory in effect until early tomorrow morning for it is set to expire it's been extended today because the national weather we're seeing it's a continuing through the overnight hours the north bay mountains east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains you are all under that advisory until early tomorrow morning. temperatures have definitely been a well above seasonal averages were out of the 70's right now, but still pretty mild out there 50's and 60's very evenly spread on the board 68 degrees right now in downtown oakland, 65 in san francisco and 50 9 degrees in palo alto now high pressure mixed with this offshore flow that we're seeing it really peak today that is what's keeping us so well above seasonal averages and bringing these winds to us

then gold mike would a little bit initially sympathy like you told me gus but then i see the final benoit the next wave off in the gold market. and so we will see gold going up and what will be lonely go wild and as you say when markets collapse that's absolutely true but if we don't i don't mind if it doesn't go wild if it's continuous we've been into gold for 20 as interest to go gold you know it's been since since $300.00 and it's been a nice up trend and that will continue but it's never a straight line as you know as you see with it would because i mean it is there are big big corrections in gold. not quite as big as a big car but there are always corrections and there is spending relation we saw only a couple weeks ago gold price dropped 75 dollars 9 in the morning within within a few seconds $1400000.00 ounces were sold typical manipulation no trader in the world who wants to keep his job would sell $1400000.00 without a buy be there and making the price drops on to 5 dollars so that the market is that if you like a long term supply and demand will prevail i don't base this massive

jose: quite frankly, all those things are good "forrest gu mp" moments of my life, but at the end, what i care -- i have a hard time knowing now when there is an emergency and i'm not there. right now, next to being with my family, my heart really is at its best, and i feel more myself when i'm in an emergency knowing that we are bringing relief to others. this is going to be so good i'm going to charge you. david: ok. honestly, i've eaten fried rice all over the world for many years. this is the best i've ever had. jose: is very good. david: very good. jose: you want to invest in a restaurant? david: ok. if you are the chef. [laughter] jose: he said ok. boom. ♪ >> a major disaster declaration. >> this is going to serve as a timely reminder that they need a more balanced system. annmarie: texas those dark. why millions of people lost powerow to prevent it from ever happening again. >> we can't just react to extreme weather events, we have to prevent them from happening again. annmarie: and turbines do work in severe weather conditions. >>

we're going to see gus the winners, they could goes to 45 50 miles an hour. some of the models are suggesting that tomorrow morning and through the mid morning then they get a break and we get into more. wind on tuesday night into tomorrow night into early wednesday morning, but not as robust, so the forecast highs tomorrow yellows or seventies to the mid and upper seventies. tomorrow san francisco makes it to 70 degrees for daytime high under mostly sunny skies open. i'll do the same thing open will be in the low to mid 70 74 74 a cocker 74 in fairfield and 73 antioch. now it's great weather. it is great. if you don't need water, we need water, so it's still great weather. just not doing what it needs to do. the five day forecast and i'm just smiling. i'm sort of embalming because we do things the time here we get the rain, right. and when you see a five day or 60 or 78 that doesn't load up rain in february, you kind of gotta worry, especially us and 50% we got a good shot march. looks like it'll you know, has a potentially really heavy rain and so let's hop

due to kin lost his brother gu khan in a racist terrorist attack in hono one year ago. he basically walked in and blew our lives apart or this couple he wrecked everything nothing was left in place. but once who can go to kin was just 37 years old following his death his family fell apart 2 teams father died of cancer 5 weeks later his mother can no longer cope without medication. cheatin and his son matt are not able to go to work and are on sick leave the diagnosis post traumatic stress disorder it's like. for me it's been a whole year of sleepless nights when it gets dark you lay your head on the pillow your head is filled with questions on the kissing linde. commandant the frog. consumes you. to do to ken and to son matt on the way to the crime scene because he was shot by to b.s. at this kiosk just as he was about to finish his shift double my brother was lying over there under those 2 electrical sockets and mentioned there were blue lights flashing and a crowd of people but 1st we didn't realize what had happened to this day many questions remain unanswered for ex

months which i think they will then gold microdot a little bit initially sympathy like you told me gus but then i see the final order then or the next wave off in the gold market. and so we will see gold going up and what will be lonely go wild and as you say bond markets collapse that's absolutely true but you know we don't i don't mind if it doesn't go wild if it's continuous women into gold for 20 as interest to go gold you know it's been says since $300.00 and it's been a nice up trend and that will continue but it's never a straight line as you know as you see with it would because i mean it is there are big big corrections in gold. not quite as big as a big car but there are always corrections center spending relation we saw only a couple weeks ago gold price dropped 75 dollars 9 in the morning within within a few seconds 1400000. anstice were so typical manipulation no trader in the world who wants to keep his job would sell $1400000.00 without the by being there and making the price drop some to $5.00 so that you short term the market is that if you like a long term supply and

then gold mike would a little bit initially sympathy like you told me gus but then i see the final order to know the next wave off in the gold market. and so we will see gold going up and what will be lonely go wild and as you say bond markets collapse that's absolutely true but you know we don't i don't mind if it doesn't go wild if it's continuous we've been into gold for 20 as interest to go gold you know it's been since since $300.00 and it's been a nice up trend and that will continue but it's never a straight line as you know as you see with it would because i mean it is there are big big corrections in gold. not quite as big as a big car but there are always corrections and there is spend at your leisure we saw only a couple weeks ago gold price dropped 75 dollars 9 in the morning within within a few seconds 1400000 ounces were sold typical manipulation no trader in the world who wants to keep his job would sell 1400000 without a buy be there and making the price drops on to $5.00 so that the market has been if you like a long term supply and demand will prevail i don't base this

months which i think they will then gold microdot a little bit initially sympathy like you told me gus but then i see the final order then or the next wave off in the gold market. and so we will see gold going up and what will be lonely go wild and as you say bond markets collapse that's absolutely true but you know we don't i don't mind if it doesn't go wild if it's continuous we've been into gold for 20 as interest to go gold you know it's been since since $300.00 and it's been a nice up trend and that will continue but it's never a straight line as you know as you see with it would because i mean it is there are big big corrections it gold. not quite as big as a big car but there are always corrections center is spending relation we saw only a couple weeks ago gold price dropped 75 dollars 9 in the morning within within a few seconds 1400000. this was so typical manipulation no trader in the world who wants to keep his job would sell $1400000.00 without the by being there and making the price drop some to $5.00 so that you short term the market has been if you like a long term suppl

then gold mike would a little bit initially sympathy like you told me gus but then i see the final benoit the next wave off in the gold market. and so we will see gold going up and what will be lonely go wild and as you say when markets collapse that's absolutely true but you know we don't i don't mind if it doesn't go wild if it's continuous we've been into gold for 20 as interest to go gold you know it's been says since $300.00 and it's been a nice up trend and that will continue but it's never a straight line as you know as you see with it would because i mean it is there are big big corrections in gold and not quite as big as a big club and there are always corrections and there is spend it relation we saw only a couple weeks ago gold price dropped 75 dollars 9 in the morning within within a few seconds 1400000 ounces were sold typical manipulation no trader in the world who wants to keep his job would sell $1400000000.00 without a body there and making the price drop some to $5.00 so that the market has been if you like a long term supply and demand will prevail i don't base this mas

then gold mike would a little bit initially sympathy like you told me gus but then i see the final order to know in the next wave off in the gold market. and so we will see gold going up and what will be lonely go wild and as you say bond markets collapse that's absolutely true but you know we don't i don't mind if it doesn't go wild if it's continuous we've been into gold for 20 as interface to go gold you know it's been since since $300.00 and it's been a nice up trend and that will continue but it's never a straight line as you know as you see with it would because i mean it is there are big big corrections in gold and not quite as big as a big club and there are always corrections and there is spend it relation we saw only a couple weeks ago gold price dropped 75 dollars 9 in the morning within within a few seconds 1400000 ounces were sold typical manipulation no trader in the world who wants to keep his job would sell $1400000.00 without a buy be there and making that price drop some to $5.00 so that your short term the market is then if you like a long term supply and demand will p

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on tuesday she posted the first image of the little guy writing, gus is here. our sweet boy. august harrison goldsmith. we were prepared to fall in love in all sorts of brand-new ways, but it goes beyond anything we could have ever imagined we also posted that picture on twitter but wrote there, "this is gus." and "this is us. congratulations to mandy >> sweet. >> that was cute >>> how about bts? we're used to the k-pop band with all the choreographed videos they've done. what happens when the group strips all that away and takes on one of coldplay's biggest hits it happened on last night's version of "unplugged" on mtv. bts surrounded fans with a cover of "fix you. ♪ ♪ down your face ♪ ♪ the tears stream down your face and i ♪ >> when i think of "unplugged," i think of old nirvana and stone temple pilots. that doesn't look too unplugged. i guess by bts standards. >> slightly plugged. >> plugged-ish. >> nice vocal, though, on that >>> mark ruffalo and jennifer garner separately they're huge celebs together, they're the stars of the hit film "13 going on 30." the mov

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gus of the 20 or 30 miles per hour as that cold front pushes through. more snow in the sierra. until 4:00 p.m. today, looking at wet snow and slippery roadways. localized about a foot of more snow. this is pretty incredible. most of the country dealing with subfreezing conditions from the upper midwest to one below in the twin cities. kansas city is just one degree. dallas is 17 degrees. from the upper midwest down to the south, winter storm warnings sleet and snow. dealing with that arctic blast. a lot to be thankful for here. with our milder conditions. our sunrise here at about 6:58 a.m. checking daytime highs. in pacifica. 59 for a high in san francisco. 61 in oakland. so, near normal daytime highs. for this time of the. let's check our forecast and what you can expect. a drier afternoon today. as we look to tuesday and wednesday. our next chance of rain will be the end of the week friday and into saturday. >>> shedding light on an often overlooked legacy. next, and streaming. the joy and pride one artist hoped that this mural will help create. a live look outside of the ri

for that to be true, you would have to be gus pernot didn't think to order enough vaccines for operation warp speed. we purchased when you look at our portfolio, we purchased 1 billion vaccine doses. enough to vaccinate all of americans many times over. >> shannon: today we have hit a new milestone in recent days, 500,000 americans. the death as tributed to covid. it's something that a year ago would have been unimaginable. but people couldn't imagine there would be multiple vaccines and approved and getting into the arms of americans for weeks now a couple months. a lot of people are looking to dr. fauci who has been part of the last administration and now this administration cooperating and being a part of the efforts to fight the vaccine. so this is what the telegraph is saying under the headline of anthony fauci. they say -- >> brian, you were on the inside. fact or fiction? >> i worked closely with dr. fauci. i'm not sure what the comments referenced. without a doubt, every death from covid is tragic and heart breaking. but back to where we were with the early projections talking ab

. >>> well, the wife of convicted drug lord joakim el chapo gus man has been arrested on international drug trafficking charges. she was arrested monday at dulles airport just outside of washington. the u.s. justice department ms charges her with conspiracy. prosecutors say she also helped her husband escape from a mexican prison back in 2015. el chapo is now serving a life sentence in a u.s. prison. >>> well, as the u.s. surpasses yet another terrifying death toll, it is a big week for president joe biden's stimulus bill. we'll look at how the bill is expected to fare in the house and senate. >>> also ahead, president joe biden sits down with prime minister justin trudeau. why the vaccine is expected to be a hot topic. back with that in a moment. learn more at grammarly.com/business. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our fr

. >> manu raj gu from capitol hill. >>> there was a reason trump's impeach. lawyer quit earlier this week. trump balked at the $3 million price tag for trying the case. trump has been long accused of failing to pay his bills. it seems butch bowers was not willing to take the risk. trump's entire legal team bailed on him. they did not want to use the voter fraud defense that trump has been insisting on. >>> still ahead, a personal revelation all too familiar. from congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. we'll tell you what she said and why she's opening up now. nder b? woooooow. it's crispy. it's creamy. it's not your average chocolate bar. smooth milk chocolate, crispy wafer and creamy hazelnut filling. it's kinder bueno. for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin the new myww+ gives you more of what you need to help you lose weight! more simplicity with what's in your fridge? which suggests meals based on what you have. mo

of this stuff and he was just speaking his mind and if you open up this pandora's box, everybody is gu guilty of saying things that could be interpreted badly. can his defense team disconnect those staplestement from the acs that he attempted to over turn the election which is part of the article of impeachment against the president? >> well, jim, if incitement and insurrection was unconstitutional, that is you could not ever speak in a way that could lead to a legal liability, there would not be a federal and across the country state statutes banning that as a matter of the criminal laws. in addition, the 14th amendment passed after the civil war expressly bans people from holding office if they've engaged in insurrection. and of course that was around keeping former confederates out of government during recorrection. but there is a high bar under the first amendment. it doesn't apply to donald trump and he was the president and we're not worried about presidents being hammered by government in further speech but setting that aside, the first amendment test requires there be a showing

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her baby boy named august harrison gold smith, they call him gus, the "this is us" actress posted on her instagram. they found out in august and thought it was the perfect name. a custom blanket wit his name on it and a. and t. made from extra material from moore's wedding dress and her husband's wedding shirt. pretty cool. >> how sweet. >> he has his -- >> that's cute. >> he has his wedding shirt? >> he didn't rent it, mike. >> you don't have yours? >> i did rent mine. >> i have it. sorry. >> back in the day, tuxedo, get everything in one bag. >> i guess i have to make blankets too. >> wedding shirt cut and taken back. >> all right. let's get a look at that forecast for you this morning. meteorologist kari hall. not a cutout version of the forecast. >> it looks pretty good out there. yeah. it's been so windy. let's take a look back at the wind gusts we had over the past 24 hours. checking out santa rosa, reaching 33 mile per hour gusts. elsewhere we've seen those gusts up to 20 to 30 mile per hour range but in some of the t was up there at mount since helena reaching 78 mile per hou

you know, one of the strongest when gus we had today was about three hours four hours ago upon mount st helene a. that's up in the north bay 70 mile an hour winds mount diablo right now up in the fifties. they did have a 59 mile now our wind earlier today so the, uh the winds are howling. ato higher elevations. they're going to die down there peaking right now looks as though by midnight one of the morning those ones are really going to start to subside. the wind advisory gets dropped about 4 a.m. so that's that'll be nice looking at the temperatures from today cool down, but it's hard to believe it's cooler. looking the cemetery right. this is it's february and we're looking at 73 say no. it's cooler in santa rosa by. nine degrees today than it was yesterday. we dropped 5 to 10 degrees today, and we're still in the low seventy's very, very warm day out there again today. tomorrow is going to be pretty similar. less wind. plenty of sunshine. we're in a pattern. now that is, you can feel it right? it's a dry patterns. but when you get those northeast winds that's high pressure subside

now some gus could get to near 40 50 60 miles an hour, even that will be at the higher elevations. you'll notice it. but it's not. it doesn't just on a real high grade wind event right now. it doesn't worry about fire. danger we always are. but we're not horribly worried about it. these are the records from today. 80 and oakland 81 in santa rosa. his number's pretty pretty pretty warm there somewhere. temperatures yeah, for february, and i'm only chuckling because it i mean, if i wish we need rain, i'm chuckling because we need rain. i'm chuckling because what you gonna do? i mean, these numbers keep popping up again. listen, it's california and it's beautiful. so yeah. go play 18 holes or go surfing or do whatever you do, because the weather is good and folks were skiing up in the mountains and we're just gonna have to keep waiting on the rain days to get a little longer. you can see it sells forced tower with the kind of light on reflecting off the mirrors there. the bay looks pretty glassy. from what i can see here, which is interesting because you've got some wind but higher el