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to wear blue cross welcome to the program germany's mass vaccination campaign against the coronavirus has begun ahead of its scheduled start on sunday shipments of the beyond tech pfizer vaccine start arriving in germany and across the e.u. germany's health minister has expressed optimism about the rollout 101 year old woman in a care home in eastern germany was the 1st to get the shot along with fellow residents and some of their care workers. when it quite solid was born the world was in the grip of spanish flu to tell you 101 years old she made history as the 1st german to be vaccinated. well i feel fine a mobile team came to this residential project to senior citizens in her bush that unvaccinated 40 residents and taking care staff the head of the local vaccination center didn't want to waste any time waiting. every day counts once the vaccine has been defrosted it has a limited storage life and the logistics are flexible enough that we can bring things forward by a day and go out to the cat homes earlier in. most parts of germany are starting vaccinating on sunday regional politi

>>the owner of blue cross fit craig howard is still letting his members push their physical limits inside his gym but by doing so he's pushing his luck with the public health department, currently gyms are only supposed to allow workouts outside many of our members in our community express to an extreme desire to continue their physical fitness. >>what to help make stronger and more fit in and more immune to. things like the coronavirus but also for their mental health howard says with high ceilings roll-up doors wide open and commercial fans circulating the air he's made the inside as safe as the outdoors but he's already been fined 3 times by the county since november. >>first for $250 then $500 and then last week for a $1000 according to the p i o for the contra costa district attorney's office which has been helping enforce the public health orders unless there's an outdoor component they are not allowed to be operating in any way and so. >>we've communicated that with mister howard multiple couple times for many many months, and so at this point we had to act and we had to. >>go out

and when blue cross welcome to the program. $1000.00 vaccinations have begun across the european union leaders and public health officials across the bloc are hailing the day as one that will go down in history they see it as a path out of the pandemic that's up ended life for most of 2020 and killed more than 400000 people across europe at the same time a caution of the virus isn't going anywhere just yet as relatively few doses are available to start with. celebration as spain vaccinates its 1st person against the coronavirus is a moment of hope in one of the countries hardest hit by the pandemic. in italy medical staff were the 1st to give a job their country to ravaged by the 1st wave of the virus. autocar the one man having been on the front line since the beginning of the pandemic i have felt with my hands and seen with my eyes how difficult it is to fight this fire us. it has been painful to witness the defeats this virus has cost margaret today as an important and decisive day that this is the war. in which the public prime minister and j bobbish led the way and he was followed

a 1000000 blue cross welcome to the program. it's been months even years in the making many doubted whether they would even ever be in agreement but british prime minister borsch onsen has signed off on the brics a trade deal between the european union and the united kingdom the e.u. as top officials put their signatures on the accord earlier in brussels it lays out the terms of the new relationship between the e.u. and the u.k. and goes into force a new year's day. you could get the impression the british prime minister just wanted to sign it as quickly as possible. after putting his name to the more than $1000.00 pages of complicated legal language parse johnson seemed upbeat. thank you very much it was you know what i wanted runs down. the treaty that i just saw the end it is a new beginning i think the beginning of what will be a wonderful relationship between the u.k. and britain bought this in the. book with us today number 10 here it is for. me the question you ask yourself is if i was. yes. in this deal country. to get t

. >> and what response back did you get from blue cross blue shield?ered as a screening. the facility was 100% covered and the doctor was 100% covered, all within network. >> at the clinic she says a staff member asked if any family members had had colonoscopies, which they had. >> i said, well, my mom had a few polyps back years ago, my dad had a few polyps. >> after the test the doctor told her everything looked good. >> and that was it. and when i went home, everything was well. then i started getting the bills. >> and those bills for a colonoscopy that was supposed to be covered, some $625 for the facility, over $300 for the doctor's services and another $325 for the anesthesiologist. in total, over $1,200 her insurance company refused to pay. the reason? she says the clinic had decided that because of her parents' polyps, she was now a high-risk patient. so then her insurance company said it was no longer a free screening colonoscopy but a diagnostic colonoscopy she'd have to pay for. >> i said am i on candid camera somewhere? i don't understand t

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to blue cross blue shield. we sured 50,000 people between washington d.c. and detroit michigan.ompany january this year i decided a way to give back. i want provide access to healthcare. to tens of millions of people. the only way is make it affordable. $10 a month is affordable. a lot of people talk about the 5 million people that lost insurance due to the pandemic. there's also a lot of people that have high deductible health insurance by paying the first $5,000 for coverage. they're paying out of pocket. you can avoid that and keep it in your pocketbook. >> given your background in the industry, i mention the beyond a fact i'm a fan of his music. i mention his entrepreneur ship. people make mistakes when they have preconceptions. explain this option in business. >> for me it's all about affordability creates access. $10 a month everyone can afford it. we have over 1,000 doctors that are supporting it already. people can call in and get access to a doctor. even though we have a system in place, that provide great access for affordability. we need to bring eyeballs to it. who c

ya see, my dog stepped on the keyboard, and long story short, blue cross owns all your organs. bad dog! p.s. i was naked the whole time, jack! buffin' it!" i'm really going to enjoy this. i'm going to enjoy this. but my favorite part of the story is how my friend jake just transitions smoothly out of it. >> that's what happened. >> oh, man. >> not a very exciting story. >> no, but let's turn to a much more serious health matter, which is, obviously, the worsening pandemic. >> stephen: ( screeching tires i wonder if jake's ever been a best man. "allen, rachel, seeing the two of you together warms my heart. and speaking of warmth, let's talk about the devastating california wildfires." but jake's right, things are not going well in america's fight against the coronavirus. and i will spread the latest information in my lingering segment: "catch a third wave: endless bummer." >> even i don't wanna catch me! hey, i'm getting soaked! ( laughter ) >> stephen: yesterday, america suffered its worst day of the pandemic, breaking records that were only set the day before. and we just lear

>>the owner of blue cross fit craig howard is still letting his members push their physical limits inside by doing so he's pushing his luck with the public health department, currently gyms are only supposed to allow workouts outside many of our members in our community expressed a mix stream desire to continue their physical fitness. >>what to help make stronger and more fit in and more immune to. things like the coronavirus but also for their mental health howard says with high ceilings roll-up doors wide open and commercial fans circulating the air he's made the inside as safe as the outdoors but he's already been fined 3 times by the county since november. >>first for $250 that $500 and then last week for a $1000 according to the p i o for the contra costa district attorney's office which has been helping enforce the public health orders unless there's an outdoor component they are not allowed to be operating in any way and so. >>we've communicated that with mister howard multiple couple times for many many months and so at this point we had to act and we had to. >>go out and issue th

>>they're going to continue operating indoors even though they've been fined, yeah, yeah blue cross fitpleasant hill closed down for the first 3 months the pandemic but then it resumed indoor operations back in september. when the air quality was really bad because of the wildfires. outdoor exercise was unhealthy at the point at that point. but in the past 2 weeks. he's been fined 3 times by the contra costa county district attorney's office fines total about $1800 the owner craig howard says. >>he expects to be sighted again and he's going to continue letting people work out indoors for as long as he can. >>we have fresh air circulating through our gym regularly we have large 2 large roll-up garage doors. there are 15 feet wide 20 feet high we have 20 foot ceilings. and negative pressure air ventilation so everything in this gym goes now so i'm going to try and stay open as long as i can because the longer i stay the more money, my employees can make to prepare to get them through the holidays and through the winter the healthier my my members can be. >>now the county's da's office als

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it got really addicted to price discounting, giving things away in things like blue cross sales, andver really recovered and caught up with the changes in retail trends. it's never had a very strong online business, and it's had lots of shops in very expensive locations that have been expensive to serve. and it really has kind of lost its core shopper. debenhams will keep on trading through its stores and online until it clears its current stocks. the chain's demise will leave a huge hole on high streets across britain. and 12,000 jobs are now at risk. it's devastating for the employees, but coming up to christmas and the uncertainty around 2021, i really do feel for the individual employees and the families. the former chairman of denims... if you don't have the ability to change, the way you can change your website online virtually in a matter of weeks, you can't reconfigure 190 stores across the country, and that... the real problem now is you have to be so much faster and have so much more online if you are going to survive the changing competitive pressures. lockdown may end tom

it got really addicted to price discounting, giving things away things like blue cross sales, and itas kind of lost its core shopper. debenhams will keep on trading through its stores and online until it clears its current stock. the chain's demise will leave a huge hole on high streets across britain. devastating for those employees. there is no easy time but coming up to christmas, i really feel for individual employees and their families. the former chairman of debenhams told the bbc the chain had too many high street outlets on long leases. if you don't have the ability to change, you can change your website online ina change, you can change your website online in a matter of weeks, you cannot reconfigure stores across the country and the real problem now as you have got to move so much faster and so much more online if you're going to survive the changing competitive pressures. lockdown may end tomorrow and shops are preparing to reopen across england but this is proving to be the nightmare before christmas for 25,000 retail workers at debenhams and arcadia. our business editor

i just got the affordable care act permission to buy blue cross blue shield through alabama.ch i thinkonth is ridiculous. in the war, they still would have dropped his insurance. all i have been asking for is a change in the school requirement and bump the age up to the age of 36 like they did in the affordable care act. on the affordable care act, toerans were put on page -- update the systems between the v.a. and dod. host: thank you for bringing your story of. congressman ryan, do you want to respond? caller: -- caseworkat is a situation. you have to go through your congressperson because my staff is overwhelmed with the 700,000 people we represent. i will mention to congressman brooks that you called and we will get your name and make sure your staff connects with you -- and make sure his staff connects with you. issues yoular mentioned we want to get addressed. you certainly serve the country and let's try to work it out. that brings up affordable health care, there are people doing everything right. we want to make sure we prevent illness and keep costs under control fo

but the blue line represents where the trend is expected to go and you can see that blue line crosses over the 0 mark right around christmas meaning we could be out of icu beds by christmas if things don't change. >>we set a record once again for new covid cases in a single day over the weekend take a look more than 30,000 new covid cases reported on saturday. the biggest single day since the beginning of the pandemic more than 300 new patients are in hospitals across the strait states. so the total now is 10,000 with the virus in the hospital and as we know the bay area has to get coronavirus under control that's what they're watching day by day or else things could actually get worse. kron 4 sarah stinson is live at ucsf with what they're doing sarah. >>well it was an alarming reality check we got this weekend yesterday from san francisco's health department director saying hospitals like the one behind me ucsf could be without hospital beds by december 26 that's something that's not comforting to hear, but it's a prediction that very well could come true if things continue to look

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blue moon. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on peter lavelle joe biden may indeed be inaugurated in january of next year however will he have a legitimate mandate will the next campaign start when the next president takes office and the new liberal order is headed back into power what will be their agenda. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he is an author and a youtube or at big apple and here in moscow we crossed him maxine he is an expert at the russian international affairs council originally crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let's go to georgia in budapest. in looking at the election results or how would the election results are being presented to the to the public and the world's here i can't help but get the feeling that if this had happened in any other country in the world the united states would have stepped in or made a lot of noise about democratic norms and demanding a recount and all of this kind of thing here but they don't because it's happening

instead what he does as he crosses east of the blue ridge, self mountain and he advances to frederik. he knows when he goes to frederick he poses a threat to washington. he poses a threat to baltimore and he poses a threat in pennsylvania. that is going to draw the union army out of the defenses of washington. that is his objective. it is just like in the gettysburg campaign. the mistake that people make is this objective is to gather supplies, etc. his objective was the union army. that is the only -- defeating that is the only way you shift the political needle. that is what lee is looking for. he knows that army is disorganized. he thinks it's more disorganized and it actually was but he wants to draw it out of washington, into the field where he can then fight the army. to his advantage. his army is -- i mean they are beyond so they are really in rough shape. particularly the units that have participated in the peninsula and the manassas campaigns. those units are in terrible condition, straggling in the army is -- i mean the army and maryland, ahead about 27,000 strikers. with th

get toward day 8, we will get back into the ring game and maybe blue will keep her door open to the end of the year. keep your fingers crossed but if you look seven-day forecast there's nothing on here. daytime highs inland, going into the low to mid six days. i'll have more this coming up in the next half hour. >> we will stay dry, but cool. thanks. >> the man dubbed the north callaway this will spend the rest of his life in prison. we will hear from survivors who waited decades for the state. >> could it be the secret to saving businesses and reducing covid infections. >> will a week away from christmas and the marine food bank is seeing a greater need among local families. and company is going down as the nation this year will rain in kansas delta dental and you have a huge check. $250,000 -- so generous. all food banks are across the country for we saw that people are really in need. we have seen more people we want to make sure we help people out when they need it. >> take care. there needs first and they will get the dentist. things will get back to normal. and how much is grown. >> the timing of this cannot be more pe

blue whale. they say that today we're most likely to see a humpback whale. fingers crossed.ale yesterday. artie is part of a network of whale trackers. manhattan has how many millions of people? and i talk to people all the time, they don't even know that there are humpback whales literally 16 miles from the empire state building. artie has taken some truly amazing photos that show just how close the whales come to the city. and what is your top tip for taking a photo of a whale? you've just got to be ready, you've got to always have the camera up and just have the settings right, have everything perfect. you are like this the whole day. i really want to see one! you're going to see a whale, it's going to be great, i'm excited for you. we are scouring the horizon for a puff of water called a whale blow. it's a rough, windy day, so it's hard to tell whether what i'm seeing is a whale or the break of a wave. but then... come on. there is the dorsal! there is one here, there it is! jo gasps. catching a glimpse of a whale is so exciting. that's two! there's two! love it. this re

developing fairly quickly running up through all and 1st one crossing into england scotland and wales the wind and the rain and the struggling blue here is rain that goes away down through spain and briefly to push through to it to keep moving eastwards through france but showing itself more in denmark southern parts of both norway and probably central sweden where you'll see snow as well previous snow the next storm systems weighed already so this is all going up this part of europe which means central eastern europe is quite quiet fairly calm but not a lot of standing busy anymore the eastern med is improving currently stormy weather but by i think the middle of when said to be much better for the most part and that's you happen to be in north need it for example where to be called wet and windy and that same sort of weather going to creep in through morocco during when same ticket he says there is no up on the at this mountains otherwise it's going to be rain showers and then of course it's largely dry i've been looking at temperatures throughout the sahara they've been on the high side recently all the way as far west as sene

blue whale. they say that today we are most likely to see a hump quail, fingers crossed. —— humpback whale.erday... arty as pa rt the whale yesterday... arty as part of a network of whale trackers. what is really nuts is that manhattan has how many millions of people, and like, i talk to people all the time, they don't even know that there are humpback whales, literally 16 miles from the empire state building. rte has taken some truly amazing photos, which showed just how close the whales come to the city. and what is your top tips for taking a photo of a whale? you've just got to be ready. always have that camera up, and just have the settings right, have everything perfect, so you are like this the whole time. have everything perfect, so you are like this the whole timelj really wa nt are like this the whole timelj really want to see one... will see one! it's going to be great, i'm excited for you. we are scouring the horizon for a path of water called a whale blow. it is a rough, windy day, so it is hard to tell whether what i'm seeing is a whale or just the break of a wave. but then...

we're beyond capacity and it looks like the graph the blue line which projects where we're going where we're headed if the trend continues. it crosses over the 0 line right near christmas and that's the worry is that by december 26 we could be out of icu beds which would be disastrous for anybody heading to the hospital either for covid related issues or for any other health issue in which you need to be on a ventilator or you need to be an icu bed. there won't be one available to you you may find yourself in a hallway and that's a scenario that hospitals do not want to have to have california just keep setting records. >>now we've seen a record for new covid cases in a single day it happened over the weekend more than 30,000 new cases reported saturday, the most cases in a single day since the beginning of the pandemic more than 300 new patients admitted to hospitals across the state brett that brings the total to 10,000 patients hospitalized with the virus. time is running out for the bay area to get a handle on this kron 4 sarah stinson is live at u c s f with the details on what we're trying to do sarah. >>what a grim reality ch

developing fairly quickly running up through all and 1st one crossing into england scotland and wales the wind and the rain and the struggling bluee is rain that goes way down through spain and briefly to push through to it to keep moving eastwards through france but showing itself more in denmark certain parts of both norway and probably central sweden where you'll see snow as well previous snow the next storm system swayed already so this is all going up this part of europe which means century city it was quite quiet fairly cold but not standing beside anymore the eastern med is improving currently stormy weather but by i think the middle of when said to be much better for the most part and that's you happen to be in north need it for example where i would be called wet and windy and that same sort of weather could creep in through morocco during when same ticket he says it is snow up on the this mountains otherwise it's going to be rain showers and then of course it's largely dry i've been looking at temperatures throughout the sahara they've been on the high side recently all the way as far west as senegal they're coming down

good afternoon, we have crossed over in the afternoon at this point. to all of you out there, we are enjoying blue skies at this hour. quite a difference from yesterday. here is a look at sfo we could see a lot of blue and we have sunshine overhead. along the coast and around the bay and inland with a clear skies and dry conditions of this morning, we started out quite chilly what temperatures are rebounding. let's look closer to the coast. as you heard gasia mentioned, we have advisors along the coastline and we have wage reported anywhere from 14 feet to the north to 17 feet off the san mateo county coastline there. those advisories, as we mentioned a moment ago, continuing the high surf advisory going until this evening. the coastal flooding the low- lying possibility for the coastal flooding will remain until tuesday. let's take a look at some of the rainfall amounts from this last system. half moon bays picking up more than 1 inch, as well as mill valley. castor valley, almost one inch. nap in the north area of north napa, almost .75 inches. a good amount of rain over this past weekend. as yo

possible some of those cross pressured gop voters in november become reluctant democratic supporters two months later. do you think there are enough of those republicans to tip these races bluewould have said that's not the case a few weeks ago, but now maybe there is a chance. >> yeah. you have two factors going on. i'm coming to you today from north carolina, where we saw a lot of that in the raleigh suburbs where i am right now. it's not just about republican voters who might cross over, it's republican voters who might just stay at home. we have two senate raises on the ballot, and that's it. you have to be specifically concerned about what's going to happen in a biden administration, what's going to happen in the united states senate. there are no mayor races, no presidential ticket on the ballot. it's strictly about the united states senate. so turnout is incredibly important. if you're not able to turn out your voters as you would like, the messaging again from republicans right now about essentially suppressing the vote doesn't help. a vote that stays at home hurts republicans at this point. it's clear this is happening in the suburbs around atlanta, and it's no surp

hovering right around 100 the blue line shows us what they're projecting if the trend continues and you can see the indication there by the yellow arrow that is when the graph crosses below 0 meaning we would be out of icu beds by december 26 that's something health officials are desperate to avoid. >>let's take a look at the latest numbers of california setting a record the biggest single day in cases over the weekend more than 30,000 new covid cases on saturday. that's the most in a single day since the pandemic began more than 300 new patients went into the hospitals across the state. the totals now 10,000 patients hospitalized because of coronavirus that is why the bay area is locking down trying to get control of this problem kron 4 sarah stinson is live at u c s f with what they're doing they're sarah. >>we've seen some very grim productions predictions put out by our city's health department director saying hospitals like the one behind ucsf could be without hospital beds by december 26th. by december 26th, that is a scary scary prediction. health officials put out this frightening reality check to residents on sunday saying right now we're seeing the worst

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what the blue line represents is the projection of where those beds will go going forward, you can see the graph goes down. in fact by christmas time it looks like chris san francisco may cross the 0 line which means no more icu beds which means if you go to the hospital and you're in need of critical care in an icu bed that bed will not be available to you and that's the big worry we could have people in hallways struggling to breathe and no icu beds to put them in. >>james that is exactly why we are seeing more regulations kicked kicked had prompter we're seeing more regulations because of the covid cases we've seen in a day and that happened over the weekend take a look more than 30,000 new covid cases on saturday most cases in a single day since the beginning of the pandemic more than 300 new patients admitted to hospitals in our state. the total now 10,000 patients hospitalized because of the virus time is running out for the bay area to get this under control. kron 4 sarah stinson is live in front of ucsf with the details era. >>well daryn it is a windy morning out here and we are still reeling from the frightening message that our health director here in san francisco

cross in italy as well there's still snow falling in particular i think it will be ignored for a long pyrenees and across western isles with a general feeling of cold virtually everywhere the blue is rain and the southern limit how far back cold gets that it's probably going to be somewhere across the balkans so here's the picture the next 2 days and windy weather in northern spain so france more snow forming not huge amounts but snow all the same and look at the temperatures you're probably disappointed as it hit the balkans the lower limit so sorry if you could well see temps low enough for a bit is snow in the next 3 days or so takes up the weekend and probably greece is probably on the southern side where tensions start to rise again you get rain not snow here and here is the picture all friday with the kota having to reach down through spain snow right in the sciences by noon that is the spot is generous and pretty stormy weather in the western med. mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the whole picture. of trying to craft various we follow journalists on the front line of restraint free press committed to reporting the facts police officers pointi

inequality divide and i could see her, she can cross both sides of the aisle, as being able to do this, especially if we don't get out that georgia vote. we've got a blueisen in the past few days from a 22% probability to a 30% probability based on doubt of getting those voters out in georgia. stuart: i didn't know that. tell me that statistic again about the georgia election. there's a -- tell me again. that's very important for the market. go. >> absolutely. i think that that's why we have seen bond yield as you were just saying to susan move up. again, you cannot question the integrity of polling in america and then expect for the people who are questioning that to turn out in the same numbers. i don't follow polls but i do follow predicting which is much more vague, where you are putting your money. we have risen from 22% to 30% probability that we are going to have at least one of those seats flip to the democrats in the senate. one seat would have kamala harris doing the tie-breaking vote, two seats would give them a plain majority and then you would really be able to see a lot of the legislation i think a labor economist, uc berkeley trained lab

cross roads. we still have a window to turn this thing around. here you have two very different futures represented on these projections that have been estimated by our colleagues. in blue you see the projections of hospitalizations based on the reproductive rate of covid 19 in san francisco. in red you see the actual hospitalizations in san francisco. these are our two choices. this is the fork in the road. on the left panel you can see if we do not decrease covid transmissions by staying at home. we are projecting that transmission will continue at a very high rate. right now we estimate that our reproductive rate is one point five. for every one person with covid. they are infecting one and a half new people. that might not sound like a lot on average but it means that the virus is ranging throughout our city. if it continues at this reproductive rate of one point five. we estimate on average which is shown on the solid blue line on this graph, we will have 1410 covid positive cases by next year. it is plausible with the reproductive rate of one point five we can have people in need of a hospital bed. we also estimate in this scenario we will have more than five hund

crossings. at times there will be a brisk wind or breezy and it will start to cool down. after the very mild day on friday, we start to see a return to lighter blues. as for the forecast for the weekend, u nsettled the forecast for the weekend, unsettled still covers it. we are looking at a suntan and bright spells and some showers. a lot of the showers will be in the west but a few of us will see them elsewhere. back to you two. thank you, carol. we will chat later. the prime minister has told us all to keep our christmas celebrations short and small, to reduce the spread of covid over the festive period. it comes as wales took the step of limiting the number households that can mix to two. let's speak more now about how we can all do our bit to stay safe at christmas. we can talk to this morning's gp, drwilliam bird. good morning. how are you?” good morning. how are you? i am a very well, thank you, very well indeed. excellent. good to hear. how do you feel about the message is now about christmas? i think the phrase was have yourself a merry little christmas from boris johnson, was have yourself a merry little christmas from borisjohnson, that