that's all your support for now back to marion in london. thank you very much. fire. that's it for the news hour, but was back in a moment with a full bullet employee feeling ah ah. a less than a year. how will host the middle east 1st? well, in preparation the country is staging a major test on the 16 nations going head to head in thanks, porpoise bill, stadiums for 20. 22 will keep you across the action as council for pres, for the regions biggest ever sporting events that be for our cup on algebra. a gynecologist working as a volunteer in areas of conflict is not only a skillful doctor, but he's also known for his time delivering babies and treated women were medical services on limited. you're truly a doctor of humanity and hope out just the world. what was the doctor? medical mission? it's syria, him and, and so been turkey. doctor, hold on now to sierra from the al jazeera london broke our sentence to people in thoughtful conversation lard cannot be easily erased by the superpower with no host and no limitations. what matter the note was to be radical. how can t

. >> masking indoors is back for all the throughout the bay area gyms which in places like marion county were allowed to have vaccinated guests go maskless. but with the state re implementing a mandate that all changes. i just don't think it's warranted at all. and really unfair just hurt our business. no reason for michael jenkins owns 3 health clubs in marin county. he does not understand why the mask mandate has to return when the county has reported such low covid-19 numbers and such high vaccination rates. >> he says most people do not like working out in masks and his gyms get a deep clean to have people are that are vaccinated to wear a mask it seems like it's overkill. i don't understand why his chance of getting us malls. and now to go it really affects people want to join. they're like i'm watching little club effect where a mask on like the other 8 bay area counties, solano county never imposed a mask mandate. >> however, the cities of allay and bunny ship did issue their own as of monday. the county's health department fell in line with the state jenkins understands the numbe

mayor marion barry.e politics of d.c., one has to know marion barry." he had a checkered past, but was voted in again and again. this is kamala harris playing into politics. she is not meeting with this woman because she is a "activists." she is meeting with her because she is a longtime mayor of d.c.'s wife. basically, she thinks this will cement presidential nomination. it has nothing to do with compassion or thoughtfulness, or trying to represent the will of the people. this is only about kamala. >> kayleigh: coming up, armed gangs open fire at a popular family-friendly vacation hot spot, sending american tourists running for cover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners, need a financial boost? the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners- with home values at all-time highs and rates at near all-time lows now's the time to do more with your home equity. veterans are calling newday at a record pace to take advantage

we want to bring in marion rapidly.en are really quite striking. >> the devastation has crossed the leased by states, arkansas, tennessee, kentucky. fox weather is reporting their court late 18 million people across eight states without turn it up watch and 90,000 power outages so far. in illinois, 25 west of st. louis and amazon warehouse is seeing a major structural collapse. there are reports that there could be up to 100 people still trapped inside that building which has about 1.5 billion speed of space. the management agency called think -- calling this a mass casualty. amassed emergency response there. my prayers are with the people of edwardsville tonight and i reached up the mayor to provided resources. our illinois state police are both coordinating closely with officials and i will continue to monitor the situation. and also grim news coming out of arkansas for there are reportedly two killed and five injured after tornado hit the nursing home. that a thing craighead county. the county judge told the ap that

marion is three hours into what is going to be a very long day. morning, christine.are also out providing support for people like christine. not good? no. the three visits christine gets a day provide the personal care she needs but also allow her to maintain her independence. she's previously been stuck in hospital waiting for home care and knows how miserable it can be. it's hard when you are in hospital and you are bed blocking. what they were doing for me, i can do at home, i can take my own pills, or get my pills, without them coming around me four times a dayjust to give me a pill and i was sitting there doing nothing. you have a good morning and i'll see you later. 0k, thank you. but to provide support at home takes staff. and a survey of nearly 340 care providers by the home care association found nearly all those who responded were facing real difficulties recruiting. for marion and her husband, tim, that means constantjuggling to ensure their existing clients get the support they need. effectively, i'm doing a 16—hour day and last week was like that — prett

no, no, no, no one saw the no marion up on us iowa is so much money though, that she youngest, i'm up a little. i call it will unknown and it got me a little knock. i'm in a bath. i'm not among the law. so how much does the captain pay for rosalia has find them? oh oh it isn't. i thought oh, let me look at the lad. i don't seem to think we'd really grab another look at if we end up with the gifted be hush. and by and not being miliano, i had a 1000000 began a 1000000000. we got, well, all of the guys, again, i said, reno and his wife have become rich. i'm done. so if i made it longer then he thought and he left it up. i'm forget about it. so now they can spend the money. so what can you get for $7.00? oh, $3.00. and we're not happy. and i filled with myself, i put one in 11400 quite in my early gate. go hunt. and i just, i'm a new job and he left with i, i beg, a full gray with the prospect. those are imprisoned by the gold then just enough to keep themselves alive. the luckiest might even manage to save just enough for their children's education. so that one day may be that kids can

stay tuned for doc films riding the rails across mongolia of the marion evans. steve from me and the entire news team, merry christmas to all of you. celebrating to thanks for watching. take your time for the experiment about time. it can be measured precisely, and yet each person experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time with a dimension and illusion. about time storms december 31st on d w i ah, they call me al tundra. didn't open my ancestors when no man's waiting for 20 years. i have lived with my own family and the step hurting our cattle. ah . ought to be. it would be especially our music is about mongolian history and our custom. so these are our never ending sauces. in was on with mr. or both. sure. on that on that day of fatis, my shannon name is we'll actually send you stuff about addison's. i was a child, i've had visionary abilities day and could sense the spirits of nature. ah ah, journey through mongolia and it's capital on, but i will start in the mountainous north of the country. will follow the tracks of the transmission

a marion i haven't seen from me in the news team. thanks for watching. ah. the landscape. a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, a mosaic of different people and languages. iran's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. a special look at a special country. round from above. starts december 27th on d. w. ah lou, i think i could diana o'connor. canadian m. o t them an ah! with arnie. it's the day before christmas. a festive day. the day santa claus fetches his reindeer. this is comet, his old companion to day santa will load toys by the thousands on to his sleigh. the words of the children's letters from around the world resonate in his ears as his sleigh takes off through the night sky. towards the many children excitedly awaiting him. santa is used to traveling the world, visiting many countries where he is usually well received. but one night in december 1951 and the french city of dijon in front of south bend in cathedral, an effigy was burning of a mannequin representing him they were burning santa. but why? soon a photo of the scene appeared in french newspaper

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a marion i haven't seen. thanks for watching. ah boone. with blue issue. i mean in a minute. is he going? yes. why didn't guy up costar group? i would say that. what am put concerning, messina, but i'm one. what in, what can i sit on a but i want to plan because he is se for sas in canada go and he said, but i got going on what they're doing, funding, how long does a or an eternity time . it can be measured precisely. and yet each person experiences it differently as if there are different forms of type type a phenomenon, a dimension and illusion. about time starts december 31st on d, w. mm. ah, is europe's energy crisis shackled to its political crisis with russia. a spike in natural gas prices this week and rushes frustrations over the certification of a new gas pipeline with germany. have both sides claiming the other is playing. politics will take a closer look. also on the show. semiconductors are in short supply around the world that has automakers rethinking their sourcing, especially as a new crone of ours very and threatens more supply chain problems. hello, welcome

and so however, this won't be the last marion, so there will be more coming. and i think we will have to deal with vaccinations for quite some time. that is tobias kurt, a professor of public health and epidemiology at charity hospital on berlin. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for having me. now, here's a viewer question about the other types of carrot, a virus for our science correspondent derek william. oh, look at the types of corona viruses are out there. hundreds of different corona viruses have been identified to date and there are many, many more out there. but the ones that interest us most are of course, the ones that in fact us, which are known as the human corona, viruses, and 7 of those have been identified so far a for only cause mild, cold like symptoms and are considered and demick, which means that they circulate widely, especially in the winter. though these pathogens are pretty harmless. now on scientists speculate that they might have caused much more serious disease in the past, but have adapted along with our immune systems to

ah, a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. the dutch government has announced that the netherlands will go into a hard lockdown beginning on sunday morning. dont' prime minister margotto said the lockdown was unavoidable due to a 5th wave caused by the army kron variant. last minute shoppers, phil city, streets ahead of the announcement. all non essential shops will close as well as bars restaurants, schools. your facility is hairdressers, and cinemas. the restrictions are planned until at least the 14th of january when joining us now from brussels is did over your correspondent, bad and eager advance get to see you. so what exactly do these new restrictions in the netherlands mean for the dutch public? i mean, we've already seen very tight restrictions in place for a week, so what's changing the dividends will come to a grinding hold again, beginning from tomorrow. so far the restrictions were only in place, so kicking in after 5 pm, but now everything is closing down, including scores and kindergartens. and you're only allow

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here in san francisco, you could pick up sandbags at the publix works operation yard that's near marion street and kansas street. the site will be open tomorrow because of the storm and business owners and residents can up to get up to 10 free sandbags. just make sure you bring a proof of your address. >> meanwhile, for some folks in santa rosa. this latest round of rain is sparking some big concerns. you may remember that santa rosa was actually hit hard during the last atmospherics river that we first saw in late october kron 4 still in the second continuing our team coverage tonight from the north bay. >> for some neighbors near learning elk creek in santa rosa. the rain brings flashbacks of the last flash flood here in october when water flowed into the streets and into some properties, rain made its way through santa rosa on sunday, causing concerns for some neighbors near to achieve a drive in thomas avenue. it definitely brings a little anxiety for sure. neighbor. nathan murray says the rain storm brings back memories from october when this same area experienced major flooding an

a marion. i haven't seen from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching. and happiness is for everyone. human penises are very different from primate penises. we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature, a there and david and this is climate change, pregnant sex who happiness in 3 books. you'll get smarter for pre d w books on you to watch the landscape. a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, the mosaic of different people and languages. the ron's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. ah, a special look at a special country loan from above. starts december 27th on d. w. with this week on well stories. spain roads clear for school children, turkey, the street dog brody is an internet star, but we started indonesia. his beautiful landscape usually attracts visitors from all over the world. that is strict private 19 requirements at a tearing tourist, even on the island of bali. it's a magical way to start your day. hike up to 1700 meters and mount patuto and bali will reward you hundreds of tourists from across the world. used to make t

, a brilliantly bonkers musical written and scored by sparks, in which stars like adam driver and marionged in the title role by a puppet. the film, which earned leos carax a cannes best director award, was the culmination of a long—standing cinematic dream for ron and russell mael, a dream that had been brilliantly captured in edgar wright's wonderfully exhaustive documentary the sparks brothers. who are sparks? we are sparks. what are sparks? sparks are a band. are you a real band? next question. are you an english band? we are not an english band. dude. indeed, 2021 would see the release of not one but two features by wright, the second being last night in soho, a ghostly, giallo—tinged love letter to london's cinematic past that is perhaps best described as peeping tom's midnight garden. # downtown, things will be great when you're # downtown, no finer place for sure # downtown. ..# back at the cannes festival, french film—makerjulia ducournau, who'd made a splash with a brilliant 2016 feature debut raw, became only the second woman to win the palme d'or with her electrifying follow—

but lucky him, you're up to date now and the w news, a marion evans, dean from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching. welcome to the dark side. where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings, were organized crime rules. were conglomerates make their own laws? we shed light on the opaque worlds who's behind the benefits. and why are they a threat to o? peak wolf starts january, 5th on d, w. ah, with wade is 10 meters high, no land in sight, full women alone on the open sea. with my cap stealthy catalina, and tim not by taking on the biggest challenge of their lives, crossing the atlantic ocean in a row boats in a telescope, atlantic challenge. micah, a cardiologist by trade, has hardly any rowing experience. globus is all, i think, it's also a little bit about getting to know myself from a different perspective by doing something crazy my, the subject. she has me like the other women, she lives in hamburg, mike, his best friend, catalina, came up with the idea. ah, my gallon with you. i'm toyota. i like having adventures and trying different 40 things august t

the silent majority who chose to get vaccinated ah a marion evanston, it's good to have you with us. scientists are celebrating the launch of the most powerful telescope ever built. the james web space telescope lifted off a border rocket from the european space agency base in french kiana. it's hope it'll provide new in science about the origins of the universe and possibly extra terrestrial life. and start over with dr. big collision, a new era of space exploration takes off on board the biggest and most advanced astronomical observatory ever launched. the james web space telescope will help solve mysteries about the formation of stars, and scan exit planets for signs of life. celebrations back on earth at the european space agency space in french kiana. scientists are ecstatic about the discoveries to come wept mission to understand excell planets. i think goes really to some of the core of our humanity. these fundamental questions of, are we alone in the universe? where do we come from? where do we go? the universe is so huge. and i think that out there somewhere, there will be l

. >> this for marion, what would you say john adams most important contribution and why was he chosenbe the first white president. sina actually adams most important contribution was made early in the game in 1760s, and early 70s, even see this in the film in the play of 1776, he's recognizing that americans is inevitable and that america was looking for a messiah that would never come. and later on, he becomes vice president because he gets the second number of votes after washington and the election of 1789. and he hates the vice presidency and he said has the most ridiculous idea ever invented in the minds of man and one of the things that some listeners might be surprised by is that the first presidents, washington, adams and jefferson. and madison, they did not regard the presidency as the capstone of their careers, they regarded it as an epilogue. and adams thought his greatest contribution came in the revolution in washington thought it was during the war to win the war and jefferson believed his greatest contribution was the declaration of independence and that is the leading

stay tuned for shift a marion evan. seen them in the team. thanks for watching. ah, i'm just kinda, i want that tag and in the end is a meeting. you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? smudges were lions of the what's your story. ready ready i mean, wasn't, i was women, especially, and victims of violence, seen a lot of them take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not a guess. you want to become a citizen in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information. her more than 4000 companies worldwide collect and analyze our online data with the help of algorithms google, facebook, amazon, and apple lead the way. but how well do the data collectors know us and what happens with our data? that's our topic on shift today. ah, she and i have nothing to hide. when it comes to data privacy, everyone has heard that phrase before. it's a bit naive though, considering companies definitely know more about us and we like using google as an example. a g

very interesting. exciting times ahead, that's macarena garcia marion from the european space agency and the bolt in baltimore in the u. s. thank you very much for your time. thank you. well, it's not only people on earth who was celebrating the holidays the astronauts on the international space station have also taken a bit of a break to the crew of expedition. $66.00, including for nasa astronaut and one from the european space agency. dressed up for the occasion. merry christmas grizzly, very happy holidays. happy new year from all of expedition. 66 was good here in berlin now. so many people here living in the german capital christian christmas conjures up visions of hot mild wine and walks in the snow. but for those living on the streets here, the bitter cold can be life threatening, and the pandemic has only made matters worse. our next report takes a look at a volunteer who donates her time to drive building streets, to drive around building streets to help the cities homeless survive the winter. i love las, i'm chuck head, but give your friends some t o for over 10 years. car

jordan you talk about words and my favorite is marion tinsley in about 40 years has lost three professionalunimaginable and there was a rising computers have not pointed and you talk about gerald huff. number seven is one of my favorites when you talk about computers and both of these play a role in this great machine that predicts so many things that didn't work. maybe could talk about that as an entrance point for a normal human to jump then. it could be as hard as choosing your favorite m child. the thing that you love about something you wrote that you want to share. >> i fell in love with a public health campaign in florence nightingale in the 18 50's and 1860s. she is most famous as a nurse. she was also one of the pioneers of -- and she began a public health revolution with a pie chart and going into the details of the opposition he was facing from the medical and military establishment of the way she is assembled the evidence a team of geeks about the importance of hygiene and ventilation. and she says i'm not getting my point across and i don't have enough information to make this

a marion evans team, thanks for watching. ah, [000:00:00;00] with with, with makes the german here just in the gym love on banning them away, but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holes and everything today. just getting are you ready to meet the german can join me. rachel stewart and d w. imagine how many portions of lunch us heard out in the world right now the climate change event story. this is my flex the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to work. i'm doing all in success. subscribe for loneliness like ah ah, is europe's energy crisis shackle to its political crisis with russia, a spike in natural gas prices this week, and russia's frustrations over the certification of a new gas pipeline with germany. have both sides claiming the other is playing politics. we'll take a closer look also on the show. semiconductors are in short supply around the world that has automakers rethinking their sourcing, especially as the new corona virus variant threatens more

. >> reporting in marion county. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> well, pfizer ceo albert bourla is saying for dose of the covid-19 vaccine may eventually be needed bourla says he previously thought afford shot may be needed. 12 months after the 3rd dose. but with e omicron very quickly spreading that timeline may need to be moved up. one possibility is any for could be one specifically targeted for the omicron variant. something pfizer is exploring now. bourla went on to say that they're still the need for more data on a 4th shot. and if that is necessary. now, the cdc has authorized the pfizer booster shot for 1617 year-olds is clears the way for millions of more teenagers to get the booster shot. cdc director rochelle walensky says the teams can get their shot if they are at least 6 months post their initial pfizer vaccination series. the oakland unified school district is giving families more time to beat the covid-19 vaccine requirement. officials say they're going to start enforcing the vaccine mandate on january 31st

there's a warning for people in marin county, marion water says you're drinking water may smell and tastele different. officials say that's in response to the drought that they had to change their water source in order to manage that water supply. now the water has been described as tasting or man must er earthy run. water says the water is still safe to drink though. so, you know, if you're waking up and your water taste that way. that is why and fortunately. >> that did not sound good at all. but it but it's still safe to drink zach safe to drink alarm. >> we've been talking about the fog. that's what we're seeing this morning when i was leaving my house, you heading from the east bay into the city couldn't really see visibility was line. really should clean. my window shook off. yeah. window. she'll and fog. not a sport and. >> it's not is crystal clear. this afternoon either as we have been lately reyna. so we've got some changes today. we're get rid of that offshore wind, which was with the reason we're looking at such warm temperatures, so is compared to the 70's. we've seen the pas

a marion county studeets are about to head off for holiday break at the end of this week. but before they go, they will get a gift in the form of a covid test. the california department of public health provided marin county with 48,000 at home. covid test kits. they will be given to all students, families and teachers by this friday. the idea is that the day before they return to school after the holiday break. everybody should use the test to ensure that no one who is infected inter's the school campuses the next day, doctor mike wallace, the county public health officials says that they know the holidays do bring risks with so many people gathering and they want everybody to feel safe coming back to school. >> transmission can occur. we saw a surge in cases after thanksgiving. and this is really the best way to ensure that nobody who is carrying the infection is actually coming into that school setting so it's the best way to prevent outbreaks that begin right off the bat if we if we didn't have a strategy like this. >> last month there was a case where a north bay fami

. >> found out at 12:00 noon today, and at 1:00, she had her very first rehearsal as marion. >> two other shows ending their runs because of the virus. >> in college football, the military and fenway bowls canceled due to lack of healthy players. overnight the miami hurricanes pulling out of the sun bowl. even cruises reliving some 2020 flashbacks. the carnival cruise line that departed miami saturday with denied access to several caribbean countries after passengers and crew members tested positive. the third outbreak tied to a south florida departure in a week. >> sam brock reporting there. >>> here's a live look at sfo. and it's been a nightmare travel weekend for thousands of people after airlines canceling hundreds of flights nationwide. so far today alone nearly 1,000 flights have been canceled. the blame not just on the weather but also covid cases among flight cruise. at last check, delta canceled 64 flights. jetblue, 66 and united 87. in total, more than 1500 domestic flights were canceled this past weekend. >>> san jose state men's basketball team dealing with a lot right now. t

so we've been talking about coronavirus and in marion county, public health officials are seeing the start of a surge in cases less than one week after that first case of the omicron variant was detected there. the more contagious omicron variant is expected to soon to become the dominant strain and marin county. a 112 new cases were reported on tuesday alone. that's already more than the highest case count during the summer surge driven by the delta variant, which was 86 doctor matt willis. he's with the moraine county. says that it is expected with this more infectious variant. he advises the key holiday parties to a small group. he wants people to do rapid tests. a day of the event wear a mask. get a booster shot for added security. and when you get together with your family and friends, make sure to socially distance. >> the residents have really been differentially impacted at a higher risk. i'm in my own family, my my mother-in-law's visiting she's about a 75 my kids are high school. they had planned on going out with friends. we're going to move the last night and iaasked them

breakdown of states in the region from d, r a c, to uganda, to wander, to so sudan, and she done the marion. this is a breakdown of state institutions. and therefore, when you have break them, you have was a military and a militia groups just imagine going over the place. and that's the problem that needs to be solved. i don't think that just even if one was able to procedure. but if the strikes and bullies incursions that you, you are dealing with the crux of the problem, which is the whole problem of pick up austin and a governess. okay, am the lackey vandiver. let me turn to you as clear. this is a very complex background to the situation. a very complex problem. are there any pluses that we can take out of this? i, i know i keep returning to the fact that uganda has agreed with the president of the, our seat for permission for this operation. to go ahead, is there anything we can take from that? is there an inkling of greater corporation between these states now or, or is this, is this something that should be disregarded? yeah, that's a fair question. and i think it also relates to you

it's now back to marion in london. ok far. thank you very much. so christmas is just days away and people are getting the festive spirits all over the world. thousands of santa's ran through this streets of the spanish capital madrid that fakes know in a charge you on. for those displaced on the island of la palmer, the money raise will help thousands of people who lost their homes and farmland, where volcanoes actually been erupting since september. and then that with ease waterborne santo's, if you can believe it's in the italian city of venice, they swapped their slaves with the traditional venetian gondolas for the annual christmas regatta on the cities canals that looks like the place to be christmas and he's out. i'll be back with a full bliss and for you in a couple of minutes. ah ah. and coveted beyond well hey, can without hesitation who fought and died for power defines our world alonzo new babies were dying. i did a lot about. it's neglect and babies to deck people empower, investigates, exposes and questions from the use and abuse of p

and as both national i, marion has that it totally misses kind of the reality on the ground. and it also the fact that, you know, the tools that is using are furnished by the united states. many of them by united states government. you know, our government gets $3800000000.00 of military aid to israel every year. and so, you know, they're, those are u. s. bonds and us fighter jobs that are flattening whole buildings. and it's us, the magic backing that is trying to shield the, the settler enterprise settlement enterprise from any consequences. and so i think, and i was really touched by what marian said about, you know, that being the producers of your own story. and i do think that's really important again because as i said, you know, similar to representative leave sharing on the house floor. you know, these stories of how city and what house you have experienced at the hands of, you know, all the israeli violence. and this campaign to expand jewish supremacy that has been ongoing for decades and, and that americans have to listen to those stories. and so i think it's reall

. >> reporter: betty marion white was born in 1922 in oak park, illinois. she first appeared on an experimental tv station in los angeles in 1939, hosting a live variety show in 1949, and starring in sitcoms in the 1950s. >> what's so terrible about spiders? >> tell him, honey. >> they go don. >> ing. >> reporter: in the 60s she hosted the tournament of roses parade and appeared on almost every game show you can think of, including "password" where she met and married her longtime love, the late allen ludden. then came the role that was made for her. mary tyler moore even said, "we need someone who can play sick ninningly sweet like betty white." white played sue ann nivens, sickeningly sweet on the outside, and snemming, conniving, lustful, hilarious on the inside. >> did you crash the men's room? >> of course not! i went as somebody's guest. ( laughter ). >> reporter: she was so good as sue ann, with two emmy awards, that she was offered much the same role in "the golden girls," the sassy, man-hungry blanche. but the director changed her to the opposite,

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chinese lantern festival lights up the night far beyond china's borders will tell you where ah a marion evans dean, thanks for joining me. london's mayor has declared a major incident as the british capital faces a huge surge in corona virus infections. fueled by the army kron variant. the measure is designed to help authorities coordinate their response to the virus. here's what mayor such a con had to say earlier. were incredibly concerned by the huge urge in the army kron variance over the last 24 hours. we've had the largest number of new cases since this are pandemic began more than 26000 hostile emissions are going up. but also, staff absences are going up. are by massive or levels, it's really important. londoners understand how serious things are the best thing lemons can do is to get both vaccines and the booster. they provide extra layers of protection. the really bad news is those in hospital the vast, vast majority and vaccinated. that's why it's so important to get both the vaccines and the boost the job. while the london mare's announcement came his hours after a ban on no

also in the marion area northbound 1, one at lucky drive. looks like the air as well. you want to be mindful because conditions are slick. but we're looking at the bay bridge right now as you're heading from the east bay into the city. that's going to be about a 13 minute drive. just take it slow this morning. san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula a little under 15 minutes as you're traveling there, we're going to have more weather and traffic throughout the morning because again, a wet and slick commute for you as you are out there hitting the roads just drive safe. this is christmas eve. so, you know, santa, he's flying around the world delivering gifts. this is a look at norad's santa tracker this morning. his flight over new zealand right now. but there are other ways kids can connect with santa rich demuro checked them out in today's tech smart. hello, santa. >> connecting with santa is easier than ever. thanks to these tech tools. the portable north pole app is a popular way to get a personalized video message from the big guy himself christmas tr

marion is three hours into what is going to be a very long day. morning, christine. a day provide the personal care she needs but also allow her to maintain her independence. she's previously been stuck in hospital waiting for home care and knows how miserable it can be. it's hard when you are in hospital and you are bed blocking. what they were doing for me, i can do at home, i can take my own pills, or get my pills, without them coming around me four times a dayjust to give me a pill and i was sitting there doing nothing. you have a good morning, and i'll see you later. 0k, thank you. but to provide support at home takes staff, and a survey of nearly 340 care providers by the home care association found nearly all those who responded were facing real difficulties recruiting. for marion and her husband, tim, that means constantjuggling to ensure their existing clients get the support they need. effectively, i'm doing a 16—hour day, and last week was like that — pretty much every day was seven till 11. it'sjust exhausting. how sustainable is that? it's not. like many

and community leader, lower marion high school principal, shawn hughes. ms. dean: coming from har leaseville, principal hughes dedicated montgomery county throughout his life, serving as teacher, athletic director and last serving as principal for 14 years. as a teacher, mr. hughes taught with compassion, personality, and an open door policy shaping thousands of students' lives with his kindness and leadership. one student called him the light of the school. his trademark phrase was character counts, and if the outpouring of love and support from the lower marion community, from students past and present, is any indication, mr. hughes' character is one to immolate. his life was taken too soon. may his memory and light continue in the hearts and minds of his students, peers, and family. and though it is profoundly difficult, i pray for his family, especially his wife, christy, their children, jack, nolan, and kate, and the lower marion high school, to find solace in the thousands of lives he has touched. rest in peace, principal hughes. your character has

after one of her close contacts tested positive for coven 19 santa marion went on a night out in helsinki on saturday hours after her foreign minister confirmed a positive test is 36 year old prime ministers as a text message advising her to isolate was sent to her work phone, which she had left at home, pfizer, it says preliminary tests show 3 shots of its cove in 1900 vaccine are likely to provide protection against the only con variance. the pharmaceutical giants. as 2 doses still offer protection against severe illness, but a booster remains the best course of action, pfizer has started to develop an army con specific vaccine, which it says should be available by march. people vaccinated with a 3rd boost generate a robust lever law, neutralizing antibody against the new highly mutated omicron variant. this is common 4th thing and a very positive message that we now have a plan that will induce immunity that is likely to protect from infection. symptomatic illness and severe disease from now across the entire winter season. as we learn more about this illness. south africa meanwhile, h

but this is something that is going to take not just months to recover marion, but perhaps years for these communities that were essentially wiped away by the superstore. thank you very much. id, joe castro, 20th staff from mayfield, kentucky. watching al jazeera life from london still have for you on the program. america's top diplomat goes on a tour of the asia pacific controls a furious response from china. ought to stay. the aunt takes ever no new dates, while the impact of climate change includes rain that has only ever been snow. ah. with a warm surge of air. hello everyone, that's for the united kingdom in to the low countries central portions of europe as well. we've got a bit more thicker cloud cover there, so that's put in a bit of a cap on those temperatures. but enjoy it while you can. here's the 3 day forecast for london. this temperatures fall to below average. by the time we had toward the end of the week, want to take you where most of the action is right now. round the g and the eastern med, a lot of activity here. really soggy weather pattern, his wall. so it stumbl

it's now back to marion in london. fara, thanks. well, not, not often divides, those who are experiencing experience and rally more so the, and at a museum in denmark, an artist who was given tens of thousands of dollars to produce a work featuring the cash cap, the money instead, and produced a blank canvas controversy as drawn people to the exhibition in 3 months on the artist is still refusing to hand the money back despite legal france. mamma jam ju reports from all book just days before new covered 19 restrictions, forced the closure of museums across denmark, art enthusiasts, in the city of arbel, take a peek at pieces, questioning how happy we are with our jobs and why there never seem to be enough hours in the day, the exhibit is called work it out, and museum director lassie anderson tells us one particular piece has created quite a stir. when you work with artists, you tho channels the way we perceive the world and you can, you can never know what you're good. the constant museum of modern art certainly had no idea what th

he joins us live via skype from rockville in marion. robert, good to be back with us to look. we've seen as extraordinary rally by the turkish lira after the president propped up the currency. but given the mirrors volatility, is this rally even sustainable? do you think? i think it's going to be very difficult given the economic fundamentals that the, the president is tracing. he's got very high levels of government debt and these promise that he's made will require him to, to issue even more debt. that's going to add to the level of money in circulation and increase the rate of inflation. so that's going to make it very difficult to make good on his economic commitments. it's going to mean exports will become less competitive, imports will become much cheaper for turkish buyers. and so it's going to lead to growing trade problems. and ultimately, i think it's is unlikely to be an unstable, sustainable economic situation. yeah, robert, and that's an important point to make because i'm has again defended his decision to cut interest rates despite soaring inflation numbers. but