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if you take a bell, cough she's not in the middle. 80 percent of gambon. utes are not prepared for the next step in life. i. e, after graduating high school or secondary school and this is pre cove, it some independence to date law. and this in itself has created a problem for this country. so our education systems need a re focus under re focus is about preparing an individual for livelihood, not graduating a student through an academic exercise, days or i will call it a misconception. there's a lack of priority, an understanding of what the society really needs, what we need, we know with but i really believe that the government really doesn't know what the society needs. and that shows that there's a disconnect between the government and the people who are governing them. okay, let me come to my men again because i really want to get into the social consequences of having an economy that's not doing so well. what have you noticed about me be the conversations you're having with your friends, the crime rates as has been mentioned, what has changed in the gambia society since cove? it

. >> ut don't want to be somewhere where spot lights exist. we don't know where we are going. >> well, now, republican representative is urging the halting of illegal immigrants by plane saying: >> meanwhile majorca had another exchange with border agents over biden's policy, take a listen: >> and the former acting d.h.s. secretary chad wolf said he's never seen border patrol agents push back on leadership. but know that is he can't defend what is going on because of the policies of the administration. >> todd: thank you. hour from now the u.n. security council will meet to try to kerb russian aggression against the ukraine diplomatically. the kremlin is calling the talk a p.r. stunt. despite pentagon press secretary warning could happen at any time. congress is preparing the mother of sanctions if russia attacks. >> you have a choice, diplomacy. or conflict. >> there's absolutely no pressure, there'll be a strong move to invoke the sanctions. >> todd: a vote on the sanctions could come this week. is vladimir putin will respond to the proposal

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i wouldn't sell all my exposure to the utes because i want some incoming coming in in terms of income but i want diversification. in this case consumer discretionary, because people are hungry to get back to a more normal spending environment, we can see that in increasing debt the consumer took on over the last month or so so we have to say we want consumer discretionary, technology, industrials, financials as our favorites. and then continue with materials and energy exposure as inflation remains an issue that's going to continue for a while. but we're positive on equities >> john, we need your steady words after a crazy start to the year appreciate you getting up early. thank you as always, my friend have a great day. >> thanks. >> you're very well. >>> on deck, a closer look at global covid vaccine inequality. what is being done to fix that >>> plus a third fed official forced to step down after some suspect stock trades so why are members of congress still allowed to trade stocks? later on a key exit at tesla we have more to do, but futures are soaring. nasdaq futures up more tha

the utes offense came out swinging late in the second qb cameron rising. looks like there's some confusion, but he stays on his feet breaks free going going gone. it's a 62 yard. house call. utah goes up. 3521. however, the buckeyes not going to lay down on the big stage early in the 4th cj stroud looks left finds marvin, here's junior harrison junior in the end zone. we have a tie ballgame 3838 in the 4th quarter late in the 4th still tied up ohio state. drives downfield tran henderson gets it to the 2 yard line. fans nervous that ties the mood right there, 12 seconds left kicker noah ruggles with a chance to win the rose bowl. it's between the posts, the 19 yard field goal would do it. 4845 ohio state a heartbreaking end to an incredible season for utah. the buckeyes rose bowl champions and stroud a massive game for him. a little farther down south in the desert. oklahoma state taking on notre dame in the fiesta bowl at state farm stadium. the fighting irish came out fighting indeed, there are up by 3 scores at half 3rd quarter here come the cowboys. spe

hnwas ut thha pl the nba champs on thursday, in milwaukee. >>> the sharks, can they not just say my bed and move on. he went from punches to goscin tied the game in the 3rd period. this one went extra play with overtime. lower left, got it there. the captain, poked it in and took the game. he had been locked in with covid-19, he came back and took it tonight. the sharks record 6-0 in overtime games. they have climbed into a second workplace division type. >>> college basketball, when the day started there were 2 undefeated teams, now both have lost. stanford had a hand in it. friends and family was it at the pavilion. stanford on the defense and the trojans turned it over. jones made them pay. he scored 21. the defense failed them and stanford kept on scoring. usc. the cardinals first since 20 inxas.hoed baylor. the bears got a look at the but 65-62 is the final. booker had issues with a mask on. phoenix the star was distracted, god upset and ordered the mascot away. the sons take the game. they have 31 victories, the warriors have 30. >> there was nobody in the stands. the mascot was t

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highlight reel plays like the utes quarterback 62 runs. most going to jackson smith. look at that catch. 347 yards on 15 catches, the most in any bowl game ever. this gave the buckeyes the lead. the utah backup quarterback freshman barnes hit that to tie it up. he hadn't thrown a pass all season. the utes left two minutes on the clock, enough time for noah ruggles to drill the game-winning field goal, 48-45. don't think these kids don't care. if they're not playing for a national title. >> it's the rose bowl. this is where legendary games were being played. if you ain't motivate to play it, i question your love of the game. >> it's starting to hit me finally. i don't want to take my pads off. just proud of this team and this program and this university. i just have a great love for the university of utah and -- sorry. >> incredible, powerful stuff, meaningful. speaking of meaningful games. i have to ask you, how about that alabama. you're taking on georgia in the national championship again on monday. how are you feeling about it? >> i am

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if you are enjoying that chilly weather,ou have our sin but these,ut don't try flying.tor: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: nancial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ judy: good evening. the omicron surge as covid cases climb, schools weigh the risks and the fda approves booster shots for more children. nearly a year later, americans reflect on what led people from their communities to take part in the january 6th attack on the capitol. >> we hang out together and go to happy hours together. it was shocking. but then when i started thinking more about what -- who that. person was it was judy: bills. a new law aims to keep

the stanford cardinal taking all the utah utes will pick it up in the 4th is the goat. tara stanford, down to lexi hall coming off. 3 of guys racket. give stanford the lead 21 points on the day later drive shot won't go but cameron brink follows it up. 24 11 for brink. that stuff got sister stanford wins. 83 73. they come home to host cow on friday. all right. you know, that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> jason, thank you. meanwhile, an amazing journey is in its final stretch this weekend. check this out. this is 19 year-old zahra rutherford. and for the past 150 days, she's been fun flying around the world by herself. she soared over 5 continents. and 52 countries. and was she finally touches down in her home nation of belgium. tomorrow. she will have already broken 2 world records. the teen pilot set to become the youngest woman to fly solo across the globe. and the youngest woman to do it in a little micro like playing her. parents say they hope that she can inspire others to follow their dreams. >> we're extremely parent. we're extremely no, don't what?

citizens are afraid of these guys, so some of them, like the real gangs, have not t been investigated,utre is still an investigation. those put on the critica list at the hospital arstill under medical attention. the police are holding meetings to see how they can trace those responsible. >> that was a journalist in monroe via, liberia. a closer look at other stories making headlines around the world. an unknown number of people died in a massive explosion in western ghana. police reported the blast after a mining vehicle carrying explosives to a gold collided with a motorcycle. videos posted on local media show a large blast area. police in pakistan say a blast and wellbore -- blast in lahore has killed three people and injured 20 others. a bomb was placed on a motorcycle outside shops out of market. teams are on site investigating. norwegian mass murderer unders brevet has arrived in court for the final day of his parole hearing, which will decide whether he should be released after spending more than a decade behind bars. the right wing extremist killed 77 people and wounded dozens mo

ut but there will be more sanctions if he invades.ia invades the ukraine, no future president or future congress will give you a pass. it will change the relationship forever. >> brennan: senator, more than 730 people have been charged for their role on the attack on the capitol and january 6. last night president trump at a rally said this: >> president trump: if i run and if i win, we will treat those people from january 6 fairly. and if it requires pardons, we will give them pardons because they are being treated so unfairly. >> brennan: pardons? do you agree? >> yes -- no. i don't want to send any signal that was okay to defile a capitol. there are other groups with causes that may want to go down the violent path -- >> brennan: isn't that a dangerous thing to say? >> yes -- well, i think it is inappropriate. i don't want to reinforce that defiling the capitol is okay. i don't want to do anything that would make this more likely in the future. let me finish my thought here: when kamala harris and her associates raised money to bai

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the state seeing a decline in cases and this is consistent with what we are seeing in other parts of útearlier. uk, new york, boston, decreases in cases. that is what we are seeing in the state but there are exceptions. there are some communities that are continuing to increase. >> are thus typically among unvaccinated communities? >> that is right. there is a strong correlation between the individual level and community level. and communities a vaccination rates are lower are harder hit. we are seeing a increase in cases of those groups. for those who end up in the hospital, and those passing away, we are seeing a death rate and it is among those people who are unvaccinated, or fully vaccinated and have not gotten the booster and have a risk factor for severe outcomes. >> does this decline in cases indicate that we could see a return to normal, meaning life restrictions? >> that is the hope. everything is driven by the case rates, the variant, the characteristics that we are encountering. it seems that of a crime is releasing its grasp. right now we are still seeing 280 new cases a day

it is the first rose bowl appearance for the utes. the parade set to go on tomorrow morning.or lavar burton will be grand marshall for the bowl -- for the parade that is. the traditional flowers and that starts at 8:00 storm morning. watch it right here on nbc bay area. it's new year's eve. some people still going out. rob has temperatures. >> those temperatures will be cold. that freeze warning in effect midnight. we're expecting some 20s and 30s for the morning. elsewhere 30s to 40s bay side. it will be the morning temperatures and really the big story of the weekend. daytime highs not too bad and the first rain of the new year coming in monday afternoon with a lot of that on the north bay to start the week. >> thank you so much, rob. you >>> tonight, remembering an american icon. betty white, the actress and comedian graced our tvs for most of the last eight decades. from mary tyler moore to the "golden girls" to "saturday night live," her name spanned generations. white dying just days shy of her 100th birthday. >>> our first look at the mass destruction in colorado. up t

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now little bit later , ohio state scored again, but this was the utes on 1/4 down play.back cameron rising not only gets the first down, he goes 62 yards in the end zone, they went to the locker room with utah and front 35 21, the highest scoring first half in rose bowl history. second half only slightly less crazy. buckeyes break a 38 all pie in the fourth quarter. same pair hooking up stroud to smith and gigaba makes a fine over the shoulder. catch 48 45 38, but utah again got even with just minutes left. but there you see the winning field goal in 19 yarder from noah ruggles. and that was it as utah goes down to ohio state 48 45 in the rose bowl, fifth ranked notre dam against number nine utah oklahoma state that is in the festival. the debut of marcus freeman as head coach of the irish after the departure, brian kelly. irish building 21 point second quarter lead. it's jack kanda, michel mayor for seven yards and a touchdown location of the throw. and grab just right, but oklahoma state would then score 30. unanswered points. it spencer sanders threading the needle to

picture of him drinking -- [indiscernible] -- [shouting] [indiscernible] prime minister johnson: througho ut the pandemic people across government have been working flat-out to protect the british public biggest and most generous of anywhere in the world and the fastest and by the way, mr. speaker, if we listen to them we would have stayed in the european -- [indiscernible] -- and never been able to have the vaccine rollout >> mr. speaker, if the prime minister thinks only accusation he faces is that he once had a beer with a takeaway, then operation -- [indiscernible] -- is indeed in more trouble than i thought [laughter] if the prime minister misleads parliament, should they resign? prime minister johnson: mr. speaker, to make it clear, the right honorable gentleman is asking a series of questions which he know will be fully addressed by the inquiry he's wasting the people's time, mr. speaker he continues to be completely irrelevant we have an inquiry, mr. speaker and i'm not going to entertain that inquiry any further what i can tell him is that it is the judgments that were taken in down

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ut is a very real possibility, we don't have all the facts yet but i suspect we will know more very soonoon. in terms of the arrests carried _ very soon. in terms of the arrests carried out - very soon. in terms of the arrests carried out by - very soon. in terms of the i arrests carried out by russia today, do we take that at face value, but this is some sign of cooperation between the us and russia, that are trying to do what biden asked putin a few months ago to do? it is what biden asked putin a few months ago to do?— what biden asked putin a few months ago to do? it is hard to look at that _ months ago to do? it is hard to look at that incident, _ months ago to do? it is hard to look at that incident, given - look at that incident, given the current context and not look at it cynically. it is absolutely a bargaining chip that russia can be using, this is a national security problem that russia has to get involved in, we need them to get involved in. so it is a bargaining chip at a time when they kind of, you know, they are in a situation where they are in a situation where they are