Whatever i can do to help with regard to speaker, leading biden by a lot. If i wasnt, i wouldnt have rallies like this. How is milania . Ashley there you see donald trump taking 1 3 day of his trial, civil fraud trial, taking the opportunity to talk to the reporters there. I think he mentioned afghanistan and his lead in the polls. Hard to hear that audio, but that is back into the court room. I am Ashley Webster in first stuart varney, they selloff yesterday, more than 1 , nasdaq down 2 , the dow below the watermark, 0. 4 , s p slightly higher, nasdaq up half of one . The big story is the 10 year treasury yield, close to a 16 year high, down 4. 8 basis points, still up there, 4. 75 . Opec plus, dont think you can expect any production increases but the price of food is still down 86, 0. 73 a barrel, down 3 , would like to keep an eye on bitcoin, it was up 200 earlier had now up 53, 273025. Also happening now more than 75,000 looking to strike in 5 states across the country. What could
Explosions rocked china. Smoke is still smoldering from the blast site and were getting a look at the devastation. New drone footage shows the aftermath. And the smoke above the warehouse where the explosions took place. It happened an at an Industrial Area and triggered a blast that was felt miles away. And cell phone video captured seconds of the second one. Reporter a first blast had shaken the port city of tianjin, then this. A massive explosion, many times bigger than the first blast and a blinding white light. You see it and then they feel it. The shock waves shattering windows and turning shards of glass into projectiles. Images of the blast flooded chinese social media. A store froth disappearing. A living room covered in broken glass. Hospitals are filled with injured. Some burned, many cut by flying glass and debris. Tianjin is one of chinas biggest industrial centers. Home to 11 million people. And canadian in bejing got called from friends in tianjin. The first conversation
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Please welcome Andrew Garfield back to the gram author of true story breathe who survived on a breathing machine for nearly four decades and became disability rights pioneer here now a clip from the film breathe. Do you have any idea of the risk . Yes, i do. The risk he is might die. Can go on live hearing or possibly die. Yeah. What are we waiting for . How demanding it must have been for you to play this character and you said tavis i was honored, lucky to play this chashl character, tell me why. I never saw it as an acting challenge but a living challenge same way as robin must have because he was adjectin athlete captain in the army, drove cars and planes a was a leader. He understood the world physically. Its how he connected to people, to the world. At the age of 28 he was struck with poliohen he was paralyzed from neck down and his challenge from then on is how do i live now. How do i go on . How do i make sense of
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Please welcome Andrew Garfield back to the gram author of true story breathe who survived on a breathing machine for nearly four decades and became disability rights pioneer here now a clip from the film breathe. Do you have any idea of the risk . Yes, i do. The risk he is might die. Can go on live hearing or possibly die. Yeah. What are we waiting for . How demanding it must have been for you to play this character and you said tavis i was honored, lucky to play this chashl character, tell me why. I never saw it as an acting challenge but a living challenge same way as robin must have because he was adjectin athlete captain in the army, drove cars and planes a was a leader. He understood the world physically. Its how he connected to people, to the world. At the age of 28 he was struck with poliohen he was paralyzed from neck down and his challenge from then on is how do i live now. How do i go on . How do i make sense of
Subject of the movie lion nominated at tonights oscars for best picture. Separating from his family as a 5yearold boy when he boarded the wrong train, adopted by a family a world away, and more than a quarter of a century later, returning home to find his mother with the help of google earth. Sotle me about the real life moment, the moments that you chose in the movie where you spot that configuration including the water tower and you zoom in and zoom in and zoom in, and you say, thats it. I closed my eyes at that point in time and said, please, god, let me one last time see my family. A sunday sitdown i promise you dont want to miss a bit later in the show. Lets begin this morning with a horrific scene overnight in new orleans. A pickup truck plowing into a mardi gras crowd and injured more than two dozen people. Sarah dallof is on the scene in new orleans with the latest. Good morning. Reporter good morning, willie. Amazingly, there were no deaths or lifethreatening injuries. A suspe