allison: yes. lemonis: now that our concept in california is done and running really well, i want to expand into the southeast. gary: gary lewis. nice to meet you. lemonis: what would this place look like on a friday night? gary: game day it's mobbed. there's people coming in really from all directions. lemonis: today i brought the team to the atlanta braves stadium where we're opening up a new sweet pete's and farrell's concept. ball games, concerts, public events, friday nights, saturday nights, bars, restaurants, the expectations i have on this location are $8 million to $10 million a year. allison: that's going to be the stairwell. it's a grand staircase. lemonis: i wanted to revive this brand in a way that had staying power for the future. travis, allison, pete, and we're in control of our destiny, but have the right people, the right product, and the right process. ♪♪ >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc headquarters here are the top five at 5:00. in the bank. millions of americans getting slice o

-i'm allison. and we're from coverplay. we're here today to ask for a $350,000 investment for 15%, uh, equity in coverplay. this is a play yard, and they are used in people's homes, they're used on cruise ships, they're used on--in day care, -and they are a disgusting mess. -[sharks groan] -[harrington] uh-oh. -oh. they spill in there. they poop in there. -oh, stop the madness. -[man] ew. -baby food, snot. -[man] that's disgusting. ah! oh, my... -oh, that's disgusting. -this is a petri dish... ugh. of what goes on in a typical play yard. [amy] so then, wait. your precious little baby goes in here. ugh! oh, not the baby. we actually have the only solution. [gasps] coverplay. let's go over here. coverplay is the first and only... slipcover for play yards. so you bring that with you wherever you go? is that the idea? well, the hotels can provide it for the guests as well. so, amy, who-- who's the customer? is it the hotel or the parent? we have multiple-- multiple customers. the, um, on one end, it's the retail. it's the actua

narrator: allison mack is there. so is lauren salzman. there are plans in the evening for a "recommitment ceremony" -- nxivm talk, apparently, for group sex... until the agenda is rudely interrupted by mexican police. penza: keith raniere has holed himself up in a closet, protecting himself while lauren salzman is made to interact with the federales. gavin: that whole arrest scene really is an example of everything we know about keith raniere, because here he is, this renunciate, and where is he? he's in a villa. what is he doing? is he being brave? is he this leader? no, he's hiding in a closet. narrator: at the same time in albany, fbi agents descend on nxivm's suburban subdivision, gathering evidence. raniere is returned to new york, where a judge orders him held without bail. he is charged with multiple felonies, including sex trafficking, forced labor, and criminal conspiracy. reporter: were you involved in a sex cult? allison mack and lauren salzman plead guilty to racketeering and racketeering conspiracy. nxivm co-founder nancy sal

this is one of them calling on the resignation of allison collins tweets that you pulled up a couple of the things that she wrote, i grew up in mostly asian-american schools and know the experience all too well, many asian americans believe they benefit from the model minority bs i in fact, many asian americans t, s and p. promote these myths and use white supremacists thinking to assimilate and get ahead . >> my eyes are getting bad, i need glasses to read this off the monitor what you think she meant by this and why is it offensive to so many people? >> i think that she was saying that we are buying into white supremacy by having these high standards for our kids and, i think it's very harmful because it sort of like when children do really well in school and then they are teased for being too white. i don't think we should see doing well in school as white supremacy. we shouldn't equate those things . >> why did you start going through her old social media posts? what motivated you to do that? >> i had been following along at the board meetings, because she and the board wanted to

a father enters an allison enclosure with his young daughter. how it nearly took a tragic turn. >> the groucho starts yelling and they were like dude, you have to get out of there. >>> ed bay area dive bar is getting ready to auction off memorabilia. how you can get your hands on a piece of history. >>> coming up in the forecast i have two opposites. a frost advisory for tonight and tomorrow we will follow that up i looking at temperatures that are about to climb to 10 degrees above average for this time of year. i will show you the mid-70s coming up in the >>> right now the san francisco police are asking for your help in finding a suspect in a violent assault on a muni bus. it happened back in october. the victim was thrown out the back door of a 14 mission bus hitting his head on the sidewalk. they want to talk to the woman who was with the suspect. the victim has been hospitalized ever since that attack back in october with a traumatic brain injury. >>> when santa rosa police arrested a 32-year-old man suspected of intentionally running over

i opposed to having allison collins resign. i feel the pain of the asian community, i pained by the anti- asian behavior throughout our nation. i would love to see the board of education actually implement restorative practices. we all have implicit biases. we all, everyone of you, and me, okay? let's face it. let us heal. i would love to see some bridge builders. i was flabbergasted by the colleague that i saw on twitter. i could not believe it never call into the school board, but this is outrageous. bridge build. ally ship. restorative practices. let's demonstrate and model to the children. >> thank you. hello, rory? >> hi. i a teacher in san francisco unified. i just want to say that i talking to people all over the country. we are on people's landscape. and the sentiment i'm getting from black people is that the only apology that people would accept is if allison was hanging from a tree outside of city hall because this is a public lynching. i want to talk about the fact that black people are disproportionately tried and h

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allison collins was accused of posting disparaging tweets towards the asian american community. the public is expected to weigh in on this. lee and melendez is live with developments. >> they just allow 20 minutes of public comment for those who were asking collins to resign, then 20 minutes for those who support her. you know, i think both sides agree this issue has become a huge distraction for the school board at a time when there is so much work to be done including of course, as we all know, reopening schools. collins has not issued an apology.she may, but she hasn't. >> reporter: several sources have confirmed that shortly after donald trump won the presidential election in 2016 a group of asian-american students in the afterschool program at francisco middle school began taunting a lalala student. allison collins was a parent and not a member of the school board .0 sources tell us she was outraged, posting the now well-known controversial 2016 tweets. my mixed-race black daughter heard boys teasing a latino about trump.mexicans and the . the boys were asian-american. she

race, first the admissions policy moving to a lottery system and years old tweets from board member allison collins. >> this is the cream of the crop. these are students who, because of either socioeconomic situations, cannot afford a private school education. but they have worked really hard to earn spots here. >> reporter: reverend amos brown says the board did not face racial disparities of lowell, and instead punted the hard work. >> what they did do on the ninth was to say that there is something missing at lowell. change admission policies so we will get more blacks in the school. >> reporter: there were also calls from allison collins to resign over allegedly racist tweets she sent in 2016 about the asian american community. she apologized over the weekend but calls for her resignation have been heard from the mayor's office to sacramento. >> my answer is, racism, anytime, is wrong. you can't misunderstand those texts. >> reporter: but the references that before resignation, the community needs to listen to what she has to say. >> we, as a people, need to stop calling for resignation

i opposed to having allison collins resign. i feel the pain of the asian community, i pained by the anti- asian behavior throughout our nation. i would love to see the board of education actually implement restorative practices. we all have implicit biases. we all, everyone of you, and me, okay? let's face it. let us heal. i would love to see some bridge builders. i was flabbergasted by the colleague that i saw on twitter. i could not believe it never call into the school board, but this is outrageous. bridge build. ally ship. restorative practices. let's demonstrate and model to the children. >> thank you. hello, rory? >> hi. i a teacher in san francisco unified. i just want to say that i talking to people all over the country. we are on people's landscape. and the sentiment i'm getting from black people is that the only apology that people would accept is if allison was hanging from a tree outside of city hall because this is a public lynching. i want to talk about the fact that black people are disproportionately tried and h

>> allison barber, thank you. love to see those younger kids, or teenagers, i should say, getting that vaccine. thank you, allison. >>> hail, strong winds and the potential for hail outbreak. you heard allison mention bad weather where she is. we've seen impacts in the south. we have video damage in mississippi. we'll have a development of that situation. >>> more than 14,000 anti-asian incidents in the past year, mostly directed towards women. what is driving this rise in racist harassment and violence, and what can be done to stop it? ? e relapses. all these other things too. who needs that kind of drama? kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection that may help you put this rms drama in its place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions and slowing disability progression versus aubagio. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of

. >> a list of san francisco leaders calling on school-board member, allison collins, continues to grow. she is being criticized for a series of tweets she posted in 2016, that many in the aapi community say are insensitive and inflammatory. nbc bay area sergio cantana reports. >> reporter: before collins was a commissioner, she seems to reference the basis for her now-controversial tweets as she reads a speech to the board written by her daughter. >> last year at my school, i heard some boys joking about the kkk and sending kids back to mix koe. >> reporter: in the twitter thread, she says the kids making the jokes were asian. she goes on to mention white supremacy and racism and alleges some in the aapi community often benefit from so-called model-minority perceptions to the detriment of other groups. talk to many parents and you will hear praise of tiger moms and disparagement of black and brown culture. >> that message really negated the asian-american experience, especially in wave of the violence that we are facing. >> wang is one of the first to flag the tweets by commissioner co

>> allison, thank you. new this morning president biden trying to tackle what has become this growing challenge to defeating the coronavirus pandemic. skeptics who have access to the vaccine, but don't want to take it. we have the best people here to talk about this. we've actually looked at recent polls and they show one out of two men who voted for president trump say they're not going to get the vaccine and about one in four members of the house of representatives, they had first access to this thing. they have not been vaccinated, and i want to share president biden weighing in on that earlier this morning. >> i honest to god thought that once we guaranteed we had enough vaccine for everybody things would start to calm down. well, they have calmed down a great deal, but i just don't understand this sort of macho thing about i'm not going to get the vaccine. i have a right as an american. my freedom to not do it. well, why don't you be a patriot? protect other people. >> cnbc reports the biden team is no

a statement was saying allison's tweets left her shocked and personally hurt regarding her remarts of asian american students, parents and teachers. they are calling for collins, who is black, to publicly apologize at a board meeting and to resign from the board. >> a group of parent who's are trying to recall collins and two other board members found the tweeted and posted them on- line. that recall effort was organized after the board's move to change the names of 44 schools and its vote to end merit-based admissions to high school. allison collins did not respond to our calls for comment on this. >>> governor newsom is condemning the recent attacks against asian americans. >> during a visit he called it out by its name. >> hate bigotry. >> reporter: he expressed his dismay. >> it breaks your heart. does not just break it upsets us. living in fear. >> reporter: asking the department of justice to track hate cases across the state. >> it is important not to just address hate crimes but we have to track and address at a root level hate incidents to stamp it out. >> reporter: they are

>> well, this is the most chilling and consequential part of the bill, allison. because what it does, it allows the gop-controlled ledges la itch to appoint a majority of the state election board, which is in charge of certifying elections and overseeing voting rules in the state. the state election board is if power to take over county election boards. so you could have a situation where the state election board, for example, can take over election operations in atlanta's fulton county, so remember, donald trump tried to get georgia republicans to throw out votes. this makes it a lot easier for them to do. because they will be empowered to control these crucial election offices, meaning, they could challenge election results in a close election and they could even decline to certify election results and close outcomes. this is exactly what trump wanted them to do in 2020. they could not do. >> those were the very guardrail, the safeguards that you just outlined that kept the results in georgia from being overturned. natasha, what part of this new law do you find

allison collins was a parent and not a member of the school board. those sources tell us she was outraged posting the now well- known controversy all 2016 tweets. "my mixed-race black daughter heard a voice teasing a latino about trump. it was also about mexicans and the . the boys were asian american. she later tweeted where are the vocal american speaking against trump. don't asian americans know they are on his list as well?" amos brown said that alone should not be reason to ask commissioner collins to resign. >> she felt pain! the same as asians have felt pain. >> brown made those comments at a rally where a member of the san francisco democratic party said collins should step down. >> i am offering a resolution coming forward to call for vice president allison collins removal or her resignation from the san francisco school board. >> the then principal of francisco middle school, patricia teal, told us the school addressed the issue of racism and bullying but collins was relentless. eventually, the principal's contract was not renewed. she told

a statement was saying allison's tweets left her shocked and personally hurt regarding her remarts of asian american students, parents and teachers. they are calling for collins, who is black, to publicly apologize at a board meeting and to resign from the board. >> a group of parent who's are trying to recall collins and two other board members found the tweeted and posted them on- line. that recall effort was organized after the board's move to change the names of 44 schools and its vote to end merit-based admissions to high school. allison collins did not respond to our calls for comment on this. >>> governor newsom is condemning the recent attacks against asian americans. >> during a visit he called it out by its name. >> hate bigotry. >> reporter: he expressed his dismay. >> it breaks your heart. does not just break it upsets us. living in fear. >> reporter: asking the department of justice to track hate cases across the state. >> it is important not to just address hate crimes but we have to track and address at a root level hate incidents to stamp it out. >> reporter: they are

allison collins title was stripped yesterday which will not allow her to serve on any committee after aren't a array of derogatory úcomments against the asian american community. we have more on the fallout of the board's action. >> i reject the attempts to mischaracterize me as a person and as a member of this board. >> reporter: that sentiment expressed by allison collins was echoed today by a few of her supporters, both african- american and asian. commissioner allison collins has been one of the few consistent anti-racist voices among politicians in this city. >> we also have to be honest about the ain't blackness that is sweeping san francisco unified school system that sun addressed. >> reporter: she received a vote of no confidence from her colleagues following a series of tweets in 2016 where makes derogatory remarks towards asians. it garden after a group of air were american students at fran frisco medical school were verbally harassing a hispanic student using words like trump, and the kkk. >> and in san francisco, we have a public legend of a black woman who has not been

is there at a shelter for displaced venezuelans allison or what are you hearing from these people who've been forced to flee. on the stage people here are getting ready for another night in the 18 shelters that have been set up in the town of i would keep. an eye on other town in other towns along. the border as more people is arriving daily fleeing the fighting that continues. to swell inside and as you were saying introductions people here sharing horror stories views is on part they say. security forces in particularly one case also extrajudicial killings a family of farmers people are telling us here now we haven't been able to confirm that but what's clear is that people are clearly afraid of going back or afraid of what has happened that they were totally surprised by the violence that they saw happening in their towns this is a precedented operation inside of venezuela stories that are similar to what used to happen here in colombia during their many decades of internal conflict about something that is completely. unheard of or was unheard of until now inside. venezuela and it sho

i think that's a really crucial issue i would say that 1st of all that allison was or still has he has something left to prove in terms of his ability to reconcile the country following a conflict that ended in after after a very messy election in 2010. i would say that that 1st of all i agree that that over in politics has been very sensitive around these 3 main characters back. for decades now and they have not really set put the country's stability 1st they have used their supporters to mobilize in any way necessary to sort of make never receives are heard which is highly problematic so i think that's something that's really left very as a very open question i would say and i've heard the same thing from people i've met include people who are with the past 5 years is that people want stability people want to be able to rely on. a company tickle scene and a political debate closer to the real issues rather than just a popularity contest as you put it so i think that is we did a big question and what's arrest ill has something to prove there he may even even be remembered as the leade

allison, give it to us straight. where's it going to strike first? >> yes, this is a pretty impressive tim and going to impact a lot in the eastern rockies, that's where have the main potential for snowfall totals. on the eastern siem the potential for flooding and storms. let's start out west with the snow. notice as we we go through the day, storm doesn't move all that much and that's key because that's where we're expecting potentially historic snowfall numbers because the same places are going to get dumped over and over again with heavy bands of snow. this is going to lead to travel conditions across southern wyoming and colorado as well. widespread over a foot, some spots, two or three feet of snow, especially as you go higher in elevation. for denver, specifically, the forecast calling for 18 to 20 inches. if they end up getting that, this will end up in their top five snowiest marches on record. so, again, a big system there. the eastern side of the storm, now, let's switch gears and talk about the severe potential. because this is a pretty b

the series of tweets posted by school board member allison collins in 2016 criticizes asian americans for wanting to, in her words, assimilate and get ahead. many asian americans believe they benefit from the model minority bf's, and states looking to combat black antiracism and at my daughter's mostly asian-american school. there are other tweets with the same theme. >> it really bothers me when you read those quotes is despicable. she should not be in office, and anyone who supports or should not be in office. >> reporter: we reached out to collins but she did not respond. collins recently posted she does not plan to step down and that her 2016 tweets were taken out of context. board president, gabriela lopez said she stands in solidarity with and asian-american communities. this week has been marked by hate and violence, she says, and now words matter more than ever. i appreciated that vice president collins has apologized for her remarks. another board member, mark santos, says collins has work to do with the asian communiy. >> i think she needs to make sure that she is going arou

commissioner allison collins treated several posts in 2016 directed at asian americans. she has refused to resign. abc7 news reporter, leon melendez joins us lies live with the latest and this is heating up. >> it is another controversy that many are saying will stay staining the reputation of san francisco school board. first it was the murals at george washington high school. remember that? then the attempt to rename certain schools. then doing away with the admissions policy at lowell high school and now, these offensive tweets. the board meets tomorrow and i can assure you, dion, commissioner allison collins will get an ear full from the community. >> reporter: this series of tweets posed by school board member, allison collins and 2016 criticizes asian americans for wanting to, in her words, "assimilate and get ahead." many asian americans believed they benefit from the model minority bs. another states, couple of "i'm looking to -- and my daughters mostly asian american school. " there are other tweets with the same theme. >> it bothers me when you see those quotes

son imÁgenes del monte allison. vamos un elena tabraue y el reporte del tiempo. elena: muy buenas tardes. un domingo con temperaturas por encima de lo normal en el Área de la bahÍa. 76° fue la mÁxima para san josÉ. 79° la mÁxima para concord. 70° para napa. maÑana habrÁn cambios en las temperaturas. un frente avanza, pero no va a dejar lluvias. va a dejar fuertes vientos y descensos en las temperaturas. maÑana, los vientos pueden estar con rÁfagas de 17—25 mph en la tarde. 35 mph en la noche. 71° las temperaturas para maÑana. cielos soleados. no tendremos lluvias. los vientos estarÁn fuertes. 75° las mÁximas para napa y concord. 70° para oakland. alta presiÓn para el martes y tendremos condiciones secas y aumento en las temperaturas. 85—87° para el miÉrcoles. ramÓn: gracias. tenemos un adelanto de la informaciÓn deportiva. reportero: mÁs adelante, estados unidos ee irlanda del norte. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] el día puede esperar.

le mostramos un atardecer grabado en el monte allison. las temperaturas van a seguir descendiendo. vamos con suheily. suheily: gracias y buenas noches. ya nos despedimos de los fuertes vientos en la bahÍa. maÑana podemos amanecer con 40°. el viernes con temperaturas de 70°. los vientos dispersan el polen en la atmÓsfera y hay altas concentraciones. el jueves puede ser nublado en gran parte de la bahÍa. paola: gracias. entrevistamos a un portavoz del paola: todavÍa hay confusiÓn sobre los cheques. de su estÍmulo econÓmico en la pÁgina web del irs. >> cuando se trata de alguien que acaba de recibir ciudadanÍa en este paÍs. el irs tiene que procesar toda la nueva administraciÓn informaciÓn que viene de la administraciÓn asegurÓ social. los pagos de estÍmulo econÓmico nÚmero tres se van a seguir distribuyendo. , ya que pasen cuatro semanas, hay que comunicarse si no ha recibido su pago de estÍmulo. hay que esperar estas paola: gracias por su tiempo. recuerde, nuestra pÁgina web tiene una guÍa en donde puede encontrar la informaciÓn. en otros asuntos, varios padr

meteorologist allison chinchar is joining us from the cnn weather center. allison? >> hello there, fred. we're looking at the most severe weather right now. we have severe thunderstorm warnings in place as we speak, most of them across portions of tennessee as the line continues to race off towards the east. there will be further development. we are going to see more storms fire up, especially across arkansas, mississippi, portions of western tennessee and missouri as the first portion of the line continues to slide east. we do have -- we are expecting more severe weather as we go through the rest of the afternoon. the main threats, damaging winds, few tornadoes and large hail. we already had reports up to quarter size, ping-pong-size hail already today. those likely to continue this afternoon. the main concern will be for cities like nashville, memphis, little rock, even st. louis towards knoxville and eventually stretching down into some other cities as we make our way into sunday. notice again that line continuing to slide east, even into the carolinas by later o

i'm so happy allison is there to cover it. i think something that's also important, because of one shot, we know immunity starts, andrea, two weeks after that dose is administered, which is huge when we're up against this race with the variants, which are more transmissible, possibly more deadly. >> and the fact that 15% of the trials were done in south avg, so they've got a pretty good handle on its efficacy against that variant. >> yes, that's right. we believe all three currently authorized vaccines, pfizer, moderna and now johnson & johnson offer protection, even if it's a little lower than the protection against the variants that were found in the united states, but these are moving targets. these trials were done for all three manufacturers across different continents, different points in time as you heard the ceo say. i do think it's important to note if all of the other manufacturers were trying to reproduce numbers now, we probably would see similar efficacy numbers. bottom line though, this efficacy threshold, 66%, 7

and it's hard to find that. [ allison laughs ] how do i look? perfect. lemonis: and if that's not great enough, i have a key to my own candy store. and it's funny because allison one day said to me, "do you ever go to the store late at night?" and i wasn't sure if she saw the security camera, but the answer is "no" -- but "yes." ...i'll update you on the biggest success in "profit" history and the reason i do this show. so, in nearly 70 episodes, it's been interesting for me to watch how people handle opportunity and how they handle trust and how to bring back the good, old-fashioned handshake. and there's one business that really sticks for me and that's bentley's -- possibly my biggest win to date. i went into bentley's, which was a four-store pet chain in chicago. it's owned by a married couple, lisa and gio. how are you? i'm marcus. lisa. nice to meet you. hi. giovanni. nice to meet you. and they were all over the place. and the stores all looked different, the product was everywhere, there was no real process to it. but what was there was a heart an

allison collins did not respond to our calls for comment. >>> this morning, welcome news for millions of californians waiting to get vaccinated. governor newsom says the shots could be available to all adults by the end of april. abc 7 news reporter liz pena is part of our vaccine team and spoke to experts to find out if that's likely to happen. >> reporter: the weight is almost over. in a matter of weeks, this could be due -- >> we are anticipating within 5 1/2 weeks where we can eliminate all of the tearing, so to speak. >> reporter: governor newsom announced that the tier system will disappear as increases. >> we received just 1.7 million last week for the entire week. >> reporter: according to the cdc, nearly 24% of californians have received at least one dose of the vaccine. dr. dean winslow says today's announcement gets us closer to herd immunity. >> it really does. we do know that based on how transmissible this virus is, that we need to have probably 75% or even 80% of the population immune. >> reporter: but is it possible? >> is california equipped in order to provide vaccin

we can have our own mental well being thank you very much for your time i have to leave it there dr allison schaefer there the program manager for the world health organizations initiative for mental health thank you now order to 3 decades ago vomit finance was pretty unremarkable a lot of deposit taking and lending to consumers but as the industry copies mae west and products don't have been raised about the credibility of some investments with some going as far as to call them under islamic or despite that and the pandemic islamic fire that has grown at its fastest pace since the global financial crisis islamic finance assets rose 14 percent to $2.00 trillion $1.20 with almost $2000000000.00 followers the industry has huge potential according to refine it of islamic finance the industry is expected to grow to $3.00 trillion dollars by 2024. well let's get into what's driving interest in islamic finance with whom are sort of on the head of the advisory board of wired u.k. the most popular islamic finance at in the united states all right thank you very much for joining us so what is it tha

allison collins is the commissioner we're talking about. the tweets she posted were dug up by a group working to recall members of the sf board. one tweet states that many asian americans, quote, use white supremacist thinking to get ahead, end quote. mayor breed says she supports calls for collins to step down, adding that students and the aapi community deserve better. more than a dozen aapi elected and community leaders also issued a joint statement asking collins to resign. collins replied by tweeting a link to a post on medium that reads in part, a number of tweets and social media posts i made in 2016 recently have been highlighted. they have been taken out of context both of that specific moment and the nuance of the conversation that took place. >>> if you'd like to help the efforts in stopping the hate, nbc bay area, telemundo 48 and our parent company comcast have partnered with the bay area-based asian pacific fund. we are providing grants to organizations actively working to stop attacks against the asian and asian american comm

wellbeing one of the most neglected aspects of health care or our next guest may have the answer dr allison chauffeur is the program manager for the world health organizations initiative for mental health she joins us via skype from iraq thank you for your time so why is mental health so neglected. jay you know mental health has been neglected for decades and there's probably a multitude of reasons and we know that mental health care is a lot of stigma and discrimination around it and people often don't see mental health as true suffering as a health condition so a lot of people might actually prefer to fund or services that they might consider life saving but we're starting to get a picture now that mental health is also part of overall health it's a fundamental part of health and can be as lifesaving as other health need to binge and even just looking at the numbers for every $1.00 spent on mental health you get a $5.00 return on productivity i mean that must be the easiest sell for governments who are concerned with the bottom line. sure the returns on investment are substantial and you

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in 1986 dick my ass allison company began to revive zits oyster tradition they're no longer fish they're farmed in winter they live in sea water tanks in summer in the sea off list. trying to try them myself what an amazing selection but i'll start with a classic the raw oyster. shoot 10 times for the best flavor apparently. who. says landmarks are its lighthouses there are 54 of which are still in operation but you can only visit one the hello night house in the far south of the island and that's exactly where i have my next date. there were hardly very close to my house. i'd like to tell you a bit about the lighthouse and show you what it looks like inside do you understand the northern dialect guard service how old little of l.a. that prefer to speak standard german. then let's do that how come this way into the lighthouse. they're going to tours of the lighthouse several times a week. does it get higher no we're now in the holy of holies of the lighthouse where the lantern room every light house has its own i didn't signal. i couldn't leave it how do they work if no one's doing it ma

allison mcdermott�*s contract was terminated days after she submitted an internal report critical of sellafield's hr department. she is now taking the organisation to court alleging she was dismissed for whistle—blowing. sellafield is contesting the case. the vast site in cumbria deals with some of the most hazardous raw materials in existence. the worry, from people we have spoken to, is that the culture here at sellafield can make it difficult for workers to come forward if they have concerns. and that, they say, could have a knock on effect on safety. at once the largest nuclear waste site in western europe. an internal staff survey commissioned by sellafield in 2018, and seen by the bbc, showed that 54% of employees agreed they can speak out about doing the right thing without fear of reprisal. a fall of 11 percentage points since the last survey in 2016. 30% of staff agreed they had seen evidence the organisation was changing for the better. again, a fall of 13 percentage points in two years. i will never forget an employee saying to me, when i was asking him questions with th

allison mr. blackwell and a host of others? >> correct. nelson: you grew up in a nearby neighborhood >> i grew up near the suburbs that at the time i was living there for a year. or maybe five years. nelson: you attended roosevelt high school at the time? >> you testified you felt safe. >> i'm not sure. because i was switching schools. nelson: that was during that pandemic now everybody is studying from home. >> i was already in another school. yes. nelson: you walk to cup foods a couple times. you felt safe doing so. >> anytime of the night i would walk there. nelson: would you agree previously you told members of the prosecution team at night the neighborhood can be a little more dangerous? >> sometimes. it wasn't really known for violence like every night that almost every area has some type. >> understood. nelson: it's a neighborhood. i'm not trying to disparage but just what you told the prosecution. ultimately posted your video to social media. it went viral. >> correct. nelson: was that a surprise to you? >> definitely. >> your hono

like 6 bull magnets christopher unconquerable had more than one slick move into the weekend after allison had the waiting composure to selflessly swear him out the frenchman struck him like 6 passed its power. and he clearly learned from palaces example when he skipped the chance to set up like 6 seconds. to flee way to pass for. once again it's a selfish flight justice for the 1st goal. but perhaps inconclusive best move the bull was helping his red bulls go top. that surely added pressure on the title competitors but before the weekend since help match. with no further ado . inside the byron universe declassify is always a game of utmost importance saturday night's edition would once again be about the title except this time it wasn't dortmund vying with buy in for the championship but light sick taken top spot earlier in the day the biggest hurdle to the home side's hopes was no doubt ending hala one of the world's hottest striking talents would be measuring up against well player of the year robert level. and was also up against the world's best keep up. the young norwegian got off to

>> you said the same thing, allison, that 35 children have been killed since this coup has yet to reach the two-month mark. 459 people so far at least are killed and despite the fact that soldiers are out there with machine guns, with grenades, shooting into residential buildings, using nifighter jets forcing thousands to flee in thailand or over the jungles. despite all of that danger, people are still turning out in droves, protesting, demanding the military that stole the results of their election and took control for itself is not who they want to lead them anymore. myanmar had 50 years of a military dictatorship. a lot of these protesters are younger. they didn't grow up during those years to see the brutality. but they do have social media to share the brutality now. the world has seen what's happening and the outrage is growing. then at the very same time you have the deadliest day since the coup, you have the senior general who is leading the coup, drawing himself a lavish dinner. walking down a red carpet and all the officers in the room applauding him. earlier, he had a parade

tweets resurfaced showing what appears to be questionable biases against the asian community and 2016, allison collins made several tweets accusing asian americans of using white supremacy to get ahead of their black colleagues. >> she also used a racial slur. and today she released a statement on her personal blog defending herself and saying everything was taken out of context. the statement reads in part, quote, a number of tweets and social media posts i made in 2016 have recently been highlighted. they have been taken out of context. both of that specific moment and the nuance of that conversation that took place adding quote. but whether my tweets are being taken out of context or not. only one thing matters right now and that is the pain of our asian american brothers and sisters and siblings what they're experiencing words have meaning and impact. i acknowledge that right now in this moment, my words taken out of context could be causing more pagn for those who are already suffering for the pain. my words have caused i am sorry and i apologize on reserve utley and vote. >> meanwhile, i

. >>> new developments with the back less over tweets allison collins sent back in 2016. mayor london n. breed has joined a list of public officials calling for her resignation. more than 20 people had attached their name to a statement put out today calling for her to step down from the school board. the tweets appear to be anti- asian in nature and collins has responded through an essay posted to media. she wrote, they have been taken out of context. both at that specific moment and the nuance of the conversation that took place. one of my daughters had recently experienced an incident in her school where her asian american peers will taunting her latin x classmate. >>> more than $2 million has been raised in an online fundraiser for the family of a single mother killed in the atlanta spa shootings. -- 23-year-old son started the fundraiser saying she is the only family he and his brother have in the u.s. grant is one of six asian women who died when a gunman opened fire on three spas. a total of eight people were killed. police arrested aaron long and say he has admitt

allison is off. erica hill, you were in the camera the whole time. >> i did. i didn't want to especially on a monday. >> so shots going into arms in record numbers. more than 11% of the country has now been fully vaccinated. more than 3 million vaccines were reportedly administered saturday morning. that is an all-time high. that is such an encouraging number. look at that, the daily average is more than 2 million right now. so we have new reporting on how the white house wants to get that number higher, launching a quarter billion campaign with vaccine hesitancy. today the biden administration discuss the cross-country push for the $129 million coronavirus relief bill. >> they are trying to contain people key border, more than 4,000 are in the custody of border patrol. many held longer than legally allowed in facilities not equipped for children. the president is ordering fema to come in and help care for those children, to help move those children. i want to bring in now cnn correspondent john harwood. >> john, great to see you this morning. let's talk about

. >> reporter: and allison wang is another one of the organizers and tell me how this event came to be. and how did you have idea to do this, and how are you reacting to how many people have shown up? >> so i think that the more people who have shown up and supported us all day and the people from different diverse backgrounds have surprised me. this a last-minute event because of what happened tuesday, and we have pulled this event together because of a matter of days, and it is really crazy. i still feel like i am living a dream. in the heart of the event, we wanted to have on this platform for asian americans to be heard. and for asian americans to be raising their voices, because we feel like traditionally asian americans stay silent and we want this to be a place where asian americans unite to fight injustice and we are not here to support any political agendas, but we are here as ordinary people from the atlanta area who wants to say something for the community and that is all it is. >> reporter: finally to either of you this not officially designated a hate crime and we don't kn

allison collins has been criticized for tweeting a series of racial comments against asian americans. the public is weighing in on ways to repair the damage. >> some thought an apology tuesday night would help heal the pain maney m asian americans are feeling some following a series of derogatory tweets postedtweets d commissioner allison collins back in 2016 before she was elected to the school board. >> i am currently engaging with my colleagues. i am working with the community for the good of all children in our district. especially black children who are often left behind. >> in her speech, she never mentioned the asian american community she offended. >> she had an opportunity and didn't seize upon it to at least ask for everyone's forgiveness or contrition or apology. none of that. >> confronted with the possibility that she will not resign, to board members, the on the asian american and pacific islander on the board think she should no longer be vice president and should shoul taken off all of her committees. >> i am not alone when i say i do not have confidence in her ability

>> allison, i don't think it's going to significantly change the situation in the u.s. at this time. it is going to take time before we see emergency authorization come through, at least another week or couple weeks. beyond that, you still need to have distribution of the vaccine. i think given that we already have 1such a large supply of th mo moderna and johnson&johnson vaccine, they have been trained to distribute those. i think it's highly unlikely the astrazeneca will be a major player in the united states. it further complicates the distribution process? it maybe speaks to the success of the vaccine rampup in the u.s. by the time astrazeneca will be available, there will be many more vaccines on the market. one other finding in this large, very large study was no serious side effects, including no sign of that blood clotting that they had been concerned about in europe so what does that tell us? >> right. i think that's what's really most important about this trial here in the united states is that we do have large supplies of this vaccine and are in a position to

>> allison, i don't think it's going to significantly change the situation in the u.s