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and for some reason, i chose team ange, and she was my hero, and jennifer aniston was my villain, andbe honest, the only team you really cared for, it seems, was team perez, because you basically... absolutely! you began to make an awful lot of money out of suspending your compassion, your humanity, any filter you might have had, which allowed you to be, frankly, horribly mean to an awful lot of high—profile people. i fully accept that. and i know that that is the reason why, all these years later, you, and the majority of the world, are not willing to let me grow or evolve, and choose to only see me as the person that i used to be. for a long time, i was very sad about that. but now in 2020, i realise, you know what? i can't control people's perception of me. i can only control my words and actions, and my reactions, and how i do things. so yeah, i carry with me deep shame and regret, and, you know, i'm fully transparent. i knew at the time what i was doing was wrong. if i could claim ignorance, that would be one thing. but i wasn't ignorant. i'm a smart person. but let me — hang on,

your question, please, ang lee? hi, my question is the following. constantly be vaccinated, since the immunity from the coronavirus will diminish eventually? thank you. professor salisbury, this is a question troubling an awful lot of people, what's called the durability of the vaccine. so, you may get your vaccination but then we don't really know how long you're going to be protected for, do we, really? no, it's a great question. we simply don't know how long these vaccines are going to last, and we don't know whether the lesson we learn from one vaccine will necessarily be the same lesson that we learn from a different vaccine, because there are quite different sorts of vaccines in development. they range all the way across the board, from these rna vaccines that are totally new, to long—establishd techniques, we just don't know. we have to follow really carefully the people who have been in these trials to see if they stay protected or if they can catch coronavirus later. remember that, for the ordinary coronaviruses, the ones that cause the com

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i think that after they recoiled from the global ang or at them, they sort of -- ang or at them they said, you know what? we have more pharmaceutical capacity than the west does, were more protective equipment, let's never waste this crisis. and now they've become almost defiant. they said we're a authoritarian, orwellian society, we can lock down, we can monitor phones, we have cameras everywhere. they kind of winked and nodded and said, you know what? we didn't really start this, but it got out sort of by accident, and we did a lot better than you did, and you better think about that in the future. almost as if there could be a sars 3 on our collective horizon. so i think it's very scary because what started, you know, if it did start as an accident, they sure reacted in a way that made it, you know, profitable for them and strategically advantageous in a way that we never expected in march and april. lou: yeah. and they made the decision not to warn the world. it was an unsuspecting world -- >> they did. lou: -- and the chinese communist government made the decision to export the

a lot of cloud cover u and in t ange in t the 50s and 60s. >> i'm going to think of it washing away 2020of sports. hi, chris. >> a little saturday football. george kittle returns for the niners, and steph goes splash. how many threes do you think he made in practice today in a row? it help the world believe in holiday magic. and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing. >>> it has been a lost season for the 49ers, injuries at key players that have been too much to overcome. george kittle returned after missing the last six games. jimmy garoppalo, richard sherman, they're out, watching from a sweet early first quarter. cj beathard. look at him make a move. he looks good right there. first down, move the chains, nice to have number 85 back. he finds wilson jr. 7-3 niners. wilson jr. had a huge game. he moves past midfield, he had 22 carries, 183 yards, 204 all-purpose yards. play action to wilson to fi

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said by ang -- ither the u.k. nor the eu can keep what they want.h it comes and it will soon, lke choice to agree or to away will be one tt defines not just this prime minister but what happens to the country, to us all. katty: laura kuenssberg reporting there. joining us now is europe corrndent kevin connolly. kenny reed the eu -- can you reed the eu tea leaves? >> it is genuinely the case that it iimpossible to say. in the streets behind me, can see bastad since motorcade preparing to leave the -- the motorcade of boris johnson. we last heard that we could not even behe sure if would be a joint statement afterward. if they would come together say something about the possibility of talks going on. everything would depend on the mood inside that dinner. only the people gather around that table know how it went. the only thing thawe know for sure after years of telling people that time would run out r time is realning out now. this is months, years in the making, this crisis. there are only days and weeks left to resolve it. night would be the chemic

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have in our chuntry is a brg the convention of human rits, but it has no rights to tell "you have to ange the law." >> reporter: professor platek fears the abortion ban is part of a much more sinister strategy. >> it's like a battlefield, and they are checking how far they rights away from people.man arwomen e just first. >> reporter: these protests are evidence of growinturmoil within the european union. the imminent departure of moderation means that polandr will move uphe european ladder and have a more powerful voice. the changing balance of influence is causing considerable unease across the continent. >> sreenivasan: we will have >> sreenivasan: that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. for the latest news updates, i'm hari sreenivasnewshour. thanks for watching. stay healthy and have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>nd pbs newshour wees made possible by: and edgar wachenheim ii bernard and denise schwartz. ithe cheryl and milstein family. barbara hope zuckerbg. the leonard and norma klorfine foundation.

. >> ange directed atr the nigerian government over the story.ont pages of the newspaper. one headline read " outrage over president buhari's failure to visit school. " our nigerian correspondent has been to the scene. >> the nightmare happened he on friday night late into the night. men armed with ak-47s and riding motorcycles came to a school int a very isolaten onhe outskirts of the city. athis demonstrates is that security is still such a major issue in nigeria it has been in the past but this year, with increased difficulty because of the economic difficulty because of covid-19 and in -- secrrity on the se. particular interesting targets for criminals looking to make a buck. the security forces say they will crush the bandits and they will return all the students to their miss parents, but there are growing calls for president tackle the proem of security. he was brought in because he was a former military ruler. insecurity is still a massive issu in this incident in this home a reminder of this. >> for more i have been speaking to beverly -

there's a lot of areas where we need to make substantial anges to how we do business. i think those are going to be some of the important discussions i went out the next pitical leader. >> let me ask one final question about how the government structured cyber responsibilities are right now. one of the major recommendations coming out of the cyber space earlier this year was the idea of creating and reinstalling at t white house a national cyber director. a pition the trump administration effectively did away with. the security group picked up and endord that recommendation in its report yesterday about a cyber agenda for t new administration. and i am curious with t idea of a national crop agency type director. would that be useful to you? that would be somethi that would be helpful at the table these conversations? six oh garrett i think the official administration positionas not been to support a national cyber director. that being said, obviously that issue still being debat within congress. he could very wel have a recommendati coming out of the national defense a

know me but i can see theo pretty our daughter will and as ange process is they want me as miss or being some man to whom is no mortgage. i don't collapse to much. dealt with the spending needs. the events of the past few months have begun to stretch our collective imagination in directions we wouldn't have contemplated before and as we take stock of everything with learn from this pandemic we need to apply it to the much bigger ongoing emergency of the environmental crisis after all that is the biggest health problem we will ever have to collectively face it's time for the pendulum to swing back toward a greater sense of balance not only in the relationships among nations but in the relationships between human career and the rest of meekness whereby as a species as a global civilization if we can live more equitably within the well prepared that means of the systems of orders now that seems perhaps a bit of a stretch from congress but it is merely symptomatic of the great imbalances that currently exist coping with a lot by any means with the last of the damage it will be more if you st

so we get little things that add up to big ang said we help the people we represent, i can't think of anything that is better than that, that gives you more gratification than that. and as i said, i grew up in a housing project. we didn't think we were poor. i talk with my sister, i say we didn't know we were poor, but we were. so i have always believed government needs to help people. we had help, my dad and my mom were great, worked hard all their lives, taught me and my sister the right values. and they were very proud that someone who comes from an average family could represent their district in congress. i have lived in the district since i was 12, and am a lot older than that now. and it is just great. greta: from a housing project to chair of the house for an affairs committee. representative engel: when you think about it, i am humbled to tell you the truth. and do you know what? the years went by fast. it was 32 years that i have served here, but in many ways it seems like it has been less. because the years go by. my grandmother, the one who emigrated from eastern europe, p

greenhouse gas emissions well they haven't measured up and time is running out remember the agreement ange to stop global temperatures from rising 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels ideally one and a half degrees but average global temperatures are right now as i speak at $1.00 degrees and climbing and the impacts of a warming world they're already shocking displacing millions and costing billions extreme weather events are becoming all too familiar from superstorm stew record wildfires from heat waves to devastating floods ice packs they've continued to diminish at both poles with the current decade the warmest on record it sounds bad it is bad and yet despite it all suddenly there's an opportunity president elect joe biden has pledged to return the united states to the paris agreement the world's 2nd biggest emitter of greenhouse gases back at the table and the number one a matter that's china responsible for 28 percent of global emissions they promise carbon neutrality by 2060 other countries have followed suit japan and south korea committing to net 0 by 2050 joining the u.k

>>ange comes after the icu capacity there dipped below 15% just days ago. well talks over the new covid-19 relief package are on hold again, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell told negotiators gop centers, not the senators will not support a slim down liability shield for companies from any potential virus related lawsuits. well, the measure was proposed exchange for democrats proposal to add a 160 billion dollars for cash strapped states and cities. well the house has decided to until at least tuesday. temporarily suspending behind the wheel driving test for at least 2 weeks you have a little more time to study the dmv announced a series of service changes that will go into effect next monday. and of course is in light of the recent spike in covid-19 cases people who had a test scheduled will automatically receive a notice for a new time so don't worry about that motorcycle applicants are not affected. and we posted a list of services in those changes on our website. so if you like to take a look and see how you're going to be impacted by set over to k

ang fda advisory panel is meeting today to consider emergency approval of pfizer's vaccine.ses surge, the u.s. army is sending medical personnel to wisconsin to help overwhelmed hospitals there. >>> and in hawaii, a surfer attacked by a shark two days ago has now died. the man in his 50s was paddling off maui when he was bitten so violently the shark took a huge chunk out of his surfboard. he was hospitalized in stable condition but died after surgery. >>> the national weather service is proposing a limit on access to its website because officials say they're running out of bandwidth and would like to cap users' connections. private forecasting associations say it could harm their ability to give out accurate information. >>> mild and dry in most of the midwest. some showers in west texas. dry and pleasant across the rest of the south. >> and finally the little girl from new jersey who needed help from police after getting stuck in her toy stroller. >> will garnts gash has the story. >> reporter: nina saleh loves her baby stroller so much, it's almost like they're attached a

big ang's bosses were a british romanian from essex and ronan hughes, a haulierfrom county armagh, whore seen delivering a bag full of money tissues. charges are still being considered against another northern irish haulier. he was the boss of christopher kennedy, also from cou nty christopher kennedy, also from county armagh. the driver who had collected the trailer on the earlier successful smuggling runs. the bodies of the people who died on the fatal third run were flown back to vietnam. and the two cousins were buried side by side. daniel sandford, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come, how fishing remained a sticking point in the brexit trade talks will stop we will get the perspective from europe. this is bbc world news. our top story. more than 20 countries have banned flights from the united kingdom because of a variant of the coronavirus, which could be up to 70% more transmissible. and a reminder of the breaking news in the past few minutes. the ema have approved the use of the pfizer biontech coronavirus vaccine and could start rolling it out across europe in th

homes at the top others with underlying vulnerable health conditions and then gradually going down the ange range to the least affected the least likely to suffer seriously from a result of getting covert 19 is a huge operation poised to begin the european union has said that it believes a more cautious approach is best and that the vaccine won't be available there until at least won't be approved there until at least the end of december british authorities absolute unsure of the safety and efficacy of this vaccine. well that's the message the health secretary my own call has been sharing this morning let's not forget that the british regulator is an independent body it has been carrying out safety checks rigorous safety checks much quicker than it normally does on what we gather is a much smaller sample group than usual of several 100 rather than several 1000 let's not also forget that there is a political side to this as well the british government very very keen to show now that the u.k. is no longer part of the european union that its regulator can be the 1st in the world to get things

and that's debate over a stimulus pack ang. discussion among senators. i want to urge the congress to step up and include in the stimulus package support for restaurants and bars that have been so hard hit by the virus. millions of americans have lost their jobs because certain businesses through no fault of their own had to shut down or severely downsize because this virus can spread more easily in those settings than in others. if we want to rescue millions of jobs and entrepreneurs and help them get through the next six months as we go about distributing the vaccines, the congress must include the restaurants act in the stimulus package. states like illinois are doing what we can to support small businesses with our business interruption grants. but restaurants and bars will have a tough time making it through this winter surge of the virus without federal support. finally, today in honor of world aids day i ask us all to take a moment to remember and honor the fight to end the h.i.v. epidemic. this year's global theme of delivering quality people cen

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optimistic ang couple of weeks ago, that new zealand was beginning to look more favorably at the bubblerse, new zealand -- has had a better track record that australia and containing community transmission. and while new zealand has been allowed to travel to australia without quarantine, the prime minister there has been clear any people returning or us joins making the other trip would quarantine, one can only imagine this cluster in sydney has thrown a spanner in the works and delayed preparations at least. in our own country here at, in australia, this cluster has seen state and territory across the nation, queensland, west australia, tasmania, pull up the drawbridge and renew those border restrictions, technically 5 million people across greater sydney are not allowed to leave the state and travel anywhere else and australia. it would probably be unrealistic to expect new zealand to welcome us with open arms at the moment without quarantine. paul: managing editor for a soy and new zealand, and johnson. -- for australia and new zealand, ed johnson. millions of americans will see thei

. $75 gets your mess ang showcased for 48 hours. >> a story that starts with a shark bite and ends withng california sea lion got the gift of freedom. as staff from the center set him free last week. look at him waddle into the water. the large scar on his shoulder. that is from a great white shark bite. vets tell us they weren't sure they could save him in november. out of 400 sea lions treated this year the vet says his recovery was most impressive. >> nice work. jeff back with us. we kick off monday. we have rain. we have new years eve coming up. >> yeah. i know so many folks are ready for 2021. also more rain. what's hay head for us this week even though new years eve will feel different. we'll get you squared away. >> ribbon, wrapping paper. boxes and bows. what do you do? we'll sort through it all. >>> let's talk about the holiday left overs. not the food. but the trash. the mountains of boxes and wrapping paper and everything else. how to deal with the waste. >> once wrapped so nicely and neatly. this is now a mess. let's figure out what tide with it. reuse it recycle it? trash i

lisa: ang other selections, the deputy treasury secretary.nstein would serve on the council of economic advisers alongside economist heather boucher, the president and ceo of the washington center for equitable gwth. as team biden moves towards governing, president trump continues to fight, suing in sconsin to try to throughout 221,000 ballots. voter fraud.baseless claims this the same day as attorney general william barr said there was novidence to support those claims. judy: lisa joins me now from wilmington delaware while yamiche is in washington. now that we have seen the economic team that joe biden wants advising him, what does want to do now and once they are in office? lisa: this is a team that faces unprecedented double crise, and rarely a new president taking over amid them at the same time. however, this team is also was elected has had many plansho in the works for a long time. we know this team is rking on a larger plan, bigger stimulus, bigger covid relief coming next year, in addition to what they hope will be relief coming in

there was ang, great article over the weekend on bloomberg about a nurse who got a shot and was attackedy a vaxxers.nti-factors -- i wonder what your experience was like, any reaction that you got from people that you know? dr. dua: my experience was wonderful. the nurses that took care of me were exactly as i anticipated. they monitored me for a few minutes after i received a shot. that night, i had some fatigue and arm pain, but i felt fine. i am very grateful to be vaccinated. most of my colleagues that have been vaccinated, we are also very grateful and doing fine. as far as people who don't believe in vaccines or think that our immune system will protect us, that is one of the most troubling things about the covid infection. if you get covid, you don't know how you'll respond. having witnessed patients in hallways, not able to be intubated, doctors making difficult choices, certainly here in los angeles about who to give care to, this is a troubling time for any physician or provider of care. in my opinion, it is the best thing you can do if you are offered a vaccine. alix: you talk

and let's try ang late luxury group globally is a six times sales multiple we can debate all day longf michael kors is luxury you are getting michael kors for free and they did 4 billion of sales last year so they are worth something. i can make the argument that one times is conservative. this was an unloved stock that traded like a department store i think 10 1/2 times earning is a great value for a portfolio of luxury brands. >> what a pitch. guy, do you have a question? >> my question is i'm sure you have positions that you are tactical, will trade around, but clearly, given what you just said, there is no reason to be tactical despite the fact the stock went from 9 to 44 since march or april, this thing is -- thank you. we will see you soon it is time to vote are you buying barbara ann's pitch on capri guy? >> you remember steve grasso pitched this a while back. can you read my board, melissa >> blue grotto >> notice i wrote it in blue do you know where it is? >> i don't >> the blue grotto is in capri i think this stock can go higher >> this stock has been rocking and reeling. so

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have had a wonderful life, i moved to california when i was 18, had the show, and found myself married angs just like life just goes like. that. and it is cool if you take notes along the way. bur it has been a whirlwind. i so i don't know. i loved being 23 and driving my ferrari 80 miles an hour, lighting a cigarette, when i see myself sitting on the back porch with my dog watching rabbits. and i think about it, that kid standing in the hollywood, it was a different life. >> trevor: i feel like you have lived many lives, you know. and i think it is only fitting that you have written another memoir. this is your fourth one now but in the back what i really found endearing and makes you want to life and times it makes you want to cry, is you share how hard it is to stay optimistic am you share moments where you go actually i don't know if i am optimistic every day, actually i am de pressed. parkinson's sunks, actually life isn't always easy. talk me through why you decided to write a book that had a different tone to what we heard from you so much in the past. >> cranky book, what happened,

homes the top others with underlying vulnerable health conditions and then gradually going down the ange range to the least affected the least likely to suffer seriously from a result of getting covert 19 is a huge operation poised to begin. 3 of hong kong's well known pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to prison joshua one will spend around 13 months in jail agnes child was given 10 months for her role in last year's protests another activist even lam was sentenced to 7 months adrian brown has more from hong kong. joshua one received 13 and a half months for organizing and inciting an unlawful assembly agnes' chow received 10 months for organizing and participating in an illegal assembly and of course ivan lamb received 7 months now the reason why their sentences were not as high as might have been expected they were facing the prospect of 3 years in jail is of course a week ago they pleaded guilty the magistrate said on wednesday that only an immediate jail sentence was the appropriate option now of course this is not the 1st time the joshua one has been to jail he has served

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out a year ago president bush's approval rating ang democrats was 52, so he clearly enjoyed a bounce and i think people were responding to the decency and the overall comportments and that does not change the fact thatis legacy is what it is, the decision to go to war against a country that had never attacked us and did not pose a threat to us. to be honest, david when i ben the project i was very, very open-ended iny own think ing about how we should -- how we should regard the decion to invade iraq, whether it was something that truly was inevitable, something that -- that had more careful consideration to it than had previously beeniven credit for. ultimate, the facts as they are lead you to the inescapable conclusion that was not sought out and was, in fact, a disaster and no sugar coating, no putting a thumb on the scale leads to the facts are what they are and i saw as may job to marshal those facts. >> you talked about one of the facts. you write that w hado patience for detail. dung one cia briefing during the summer 2001 the briefer was interrupted with a rejoinedder om pres

they are ang at the idea that the president is going to have to leave office.dy: does look le the end of the road for this court case. we still know they are trying to overturn decisions in ste legislatures as recently as today, but i want to get to lisa. two thirds of the republican members of the house signed onto this case. te u what the motivation was and where they stand on all of this. lisa: some of them argue that state election officiat too far, but others were arguing that they needed clarity on the election itself, and it does seem in rejecting this lawsuit that sreme court -- that the supreme court is giving some clarity. i've gotten reacon from some republicans, one of them telling me they are relieved that this is something that backs up our institutions of government. nancy pelosi sent out a letter saying that the lawsuit was an act of flailing gop desperation. i went back to her office. her spokesperson texted me bk to words -- as expected.ju : it was the house republican leadership cvolved in thirect? lisa: that is correct. kevin mccaschy and st