angelo and his team _ earlier on today? angelo and his team look _ earlier on today?gelo and his team look after seals - earlier on today? angelo and l his team look after seals from all of the country, so even more cad be heading this way. two often pops from yorkshire regiment the next day they will be joining 188 regiment the next day they will bejoining188 had cold and other wildlife already here. and while they look adorable, they have attitude —— hedgehogs. they have attitude -- hedgehogs.— they have attitude -- hedgehogs. they have attitude -- heduaehos. , they have attitude -- hedrrehos, a. i. hedgehogs. as cute as they are we do need _ hedgehogs. as cute as they are we do need to _ hedgehogs. as cute as they are we do need to bear— hedgehogs. as cute as they are we do need to bear in - hedgehogs. as cute as they are we do need to bear in mind - we do need to bear in mind these are wild animals stop we want them to keep the wild instinct the innate instinct they have to away from people because that will allow them to succeed even more so once have been rehabi

i'm going to ask you a question, angelo.night at 9:00, is sean hannity going to address his role in all of this? is laura ingraham going to address her role in all of this? i am not holding my breath. >> no, they are not. just like how they didn't cover liz cheney's remarks to the january six committee's vote in realtime, they are not going to respond to this tonight. they are going to wait until they have a chance to deflected and attack. and if they can't find an effective deflection than they are just going to ignore it and direct their audiences eyes to something else. and that is actually the part about this that is so scary it's that not only does it illustrate the brazenness to which they're willing to lie, to deceive people. it's one thing to happen after the fact that they're going to rewrite history and engage in political cover-up. but the idea that at the same time they were texting mark meadows, they were actually spinning something totally different for fox viewers, for their viewers and it's genuinely stunning

guest: our most recent -- my angelo was the -- my angelo -- angelou was the one who passed away the most recently. host: that was the question i was going to ask, how far along on the timeline are you going? or have you done women who have lived before marie antoinette and are you doing women who are living and working right now? guest: we don't do any while they are alive. when a woman of faith passes away, we usually get requests to cover her life. here is the thing, just turn on a television set or open a magazine and you will learn a lot about that person's life. there's not a lot we can add within five years or so before we can cover her or we feel comfortable enough. on our website, we have a chronological list put together and maintained by one of our listeners. the oldest one was someone in 1507 bc. the last one is wilma -- no it is not. host: another person you have covered is laura ingalls wilder. what do people not to about laura ingalls wilder -- what do people not know about laura ingalls wilder? what do people know and what is something new you brought out that perhaps peop

the justice for angelo kito act of 2021 will go into effect on january 1st. it bans police officers from using behind the back handcuffing combined with placing a person on their stomach. the cdc announced today that asymptomatic health care workers who test positive for covid 19 can return to work after seven days in isolation, provided they test negative for the virus. previously the quarantine time was 10 days. the agency also said that fully vaccinated and boosted healthcare workers do not need to isolate themselves at home. following high risk exposure to the virus if they have not tested positive. cases are on the rise here in california due to the highly contagious omicron variant ktvu is jana katsuyama spoke with the director of the california department of public health, who says people should take action now to avoid a crisis later. on thursday, los angeles reported a one day total of more than 8600 covid infections on top of more than 6000 the day before, and san francisco county also is seen a rise in infections. in california. 78.7% of the popula

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. >> and then one of the senior guys on amtrak angelo was from you remember walks up to me goes joey,aby -- grabbed -- joey that's the big deal? >> big deal -- big deal. >> a million miles on air force 2. you know how many miles on amtrak jo by? you travel on amtrak true story. serious. swear to god true story. told that story on wednesday again. for the sixth time. or in joe biden language for the sixth time. but here's the kicker. the story is not true. angelo had retired by one version of the story's timeline and was deceased by other version of the timeline. where is the fact he canning army on this one nowhere he'll keep telling story and forgot he told it. >> here's story number two clearly things are not going smoothly between joe and kamala but check out this awkward cringing moment from bob dole memorial and first lady walking in and there's the first gentlemen social dancing what exactly is going on there and look, let me get out of the way there she's running full mechanism there through the offensive line and look at each other. look scare, turn your head to the mike no, m

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today marks one year since the death of angelo kito while in police custody. eniac man died after being restrained by officers. those officers were responding to a report that tito was suffering from a mental health crisis. his death was ruled accidental. on january 1st the justice for angelo quinto act of 2021 will go into effect and, among other things, it will ban police throughout the state from using behind the back handcuffing combined with placing a person in the stomach down position. keto sister issued a statement earlier today and it says in part quote in the years since my brother's death, my family has worked as hard as we can each day to pursuit necessary change in his name. i feel fortunate to say that we have achieved and been a part of some important accomplishments in this time. we were selling down. yes i feel like i still am settling down and i mean, this happens. heartbroken husband is opening up a week after a hit and run driver in san jose, left his wife to die. the suspect in that cat crash remains free, pending the outcome of an investi

and if people died, oh, look at where they were in san angelo said mowdy with a mighty initiative of people shortly people died. but when you asked, can you account for that? all we know is that the bodies were dropped in the town anyway. i was, i was in our down north. tricky to for me. are you saying no one died in google with a number of people text not her that she groups of i'm one was wanted to me. did you can you can ask him exactly what happened on that fateful night. speaking to him, hearing what he had to say, his continued defence. after to day, i think his just continuing on with the government cover up. and i don't believe much of what he said. i don't want to mix these attitudes, harder to accept now is the canyon is meant of changed in 2007. the blood if violence following the contested election results graphically illustrated the deep seated tribal laboratory in this country. when the dust had settled on a compromise, government of national unity was put in place. an attempt was made to finally confront the political violence of canals passed. integral to this process

told him funny stories and anecdotes, so crochet, which i found out earlier today that there were angelo says, police halo stuffs, we thought it was a bomb threat, but there would be no fire. but you found out that there had been issued gold with dead and wounded. and among the dead, i sold the name without the man i was. who else is the service for us? they still had on our key a british foreign office. whistleblower says the u. k. abandoned thousands of its allies in afghanistan, leaving them in the lurch under taliban rule. this story and more in just another 97. ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? high selection, whole community. are you going the right way, or are you being led to somewhere? direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths. all remain in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess when the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah ah oh, come back to the pr

fortunately he got a good trainer, angelo dundee who , realized he was really generous and he would juste to strengthen these things. he moved around, he was very quick. he is an amazing boxer. i made a film on jack johnson, the first african-american heavyweight champion back in the decade of the 20th century. firstand they share similar traits. the difference was is that jack johnson was just for himself , and muhammad ali seemed to be for everybody. he seemed to want to carry everyone with him and to love everybody. i think in the end, david, it's a hard thing to talk about. this is a film about freedom, which is a classic american theme, it's about courage which , is not just true in the ring but also in the stance with vietnam. it also about love. this guy died five years ago in 2016 the most beloved and known person on the planet. something happened from that reviled, hated person refusing the draft to then. and that is a pretty interesting story that, in many ways, has nothing to do with boxing. ♪ ♪ david: so let's go back to how you became a documentary filmmaker. everybody who w

just because it's a new very angelo must be in your areas, you're going to realize is the freedom joseph social responsibility really, which largely clues of borders when the corona virus panoramic began is now dealing with an outbreak of the omi chrome barrier and the new emergency is further testing government efforts to boost the economy, following covey locked down. i expect us to see the spread community spread within australia and other parts of the world, but that may not necessarily be a bad thing because it will give us a lot of opportunity to, to understand how this various works in highly vaccinated countries. in the state of victoria were full vaccination has become mandatory to access most things. it is the and vaccinated who make up the majority of people in hospital with cove id. but most of the trillions are in support of vaccine jobs. with nearly 90 percent of everyone over 16 being fully vaccinated at the moment there's lots of anger after this covert crisis and i think it's being directed at the wrong aside. we're seeing, you know, health care workers being intox. ah,

like his hero michael angelo making a master pace in his case.me where you bored with shoes that look like this. is that why use them as your canvas of creativity. i found this cool louisville time custom air force one pair and i really wanted. but it was so expensive. and i couldn't afford at the time. >> i grabbed my painters and i started customizing use as a nation to creek redesign. that time for this one. the young artist with the old soul is dylan win. >> he's 18. dylan is a guy who gets good grades and his parents have high hopes he'll go to college to become a civil engineer. dylan may discover fame and fortune first. it is hand painted shoes become as popular as a pair of air jordan to as noted as as lovable as the louis. but you didn't have enough money to pay for. >> at one time. and there's a few really blessed that this guy given talent that he is getting me allows people to wear my are all across the dylan's the shoe designer already engineering a dream. >> even if the shoe doesn't fit, who wouldn't want to wear it. >> saying this

. >> the book is called wasps, and in this case it stands for white angelo saxton protestant.he subtitle for the examination of the wasp culture is the splendors and misery of an american air stock rasi-i. the people are familiar names. franklin and eleanor roosevelt, dean, t.s. elliott, walter litman, joel, and whitaker chambers, to name a few. the publisher writes that wasps were creatures of glamour, power, and privilege. yet, they were unhappy. >> on this episode of book notes plus. it's on c-span now or wherever you get your podcast. >> and we take you live now to capitol hill where house speaker nancy pelosi will be holding her weekly news conference. the house is scheduled to work on a short-term funding measure to avoid a shutdown friday night. the stopgap would fund the government through february 18. expecting the briefing to start shortly. >> c-span live now on capitol hill. just waiting for house speaker nancy pelosi to hold her weekly news conference. as the house is scheduled to work on a short-term funding measure to avoid a shutdown friday night. the stopgap wo

cliff in san angelo, texas. we were next. caller: can you hear me good? host: i can. caller: it was kind of choppy in the beginning when the producer answer. you know, my top story is not a top story, actually, but i think it should be. it has to do with the virus, and i have been an 18 month sufferer of long-haul. it is not talked about. it is hard to get treatment. nobody really knows about it or wants to talk about it, but i have had 18 months of being externally tired, fatigued, and all the symptoms you hear about, but there does not seem to be a treatment. nobody talks about it. by good estimates by experts, there are as many as 20 million long-haulers. i was so sick the last 18 months, i had a hard time getting out of the house. i think, number one, we need treatment. we need to talk about it. number two, i think nobody talks about where have all the workers gone? i do not know if they consider that some of the problem with finding workers other long-haulers that are running out of money -- are the long-haulers that are running out of money and they are too sick

. >> this is ponta sant-angelo, and it's a very famous bridge in rome, and it's lined with large statueseither side, but if you go to the end of the bridge, you see that there's a big statue of peter there. it shows him in a very traditional way, and he's holding a set of keys. these are the metaphorical keys of the kingdom of heaven that jesus gave peter when he entrusted him to build his church upon this foundation. of all the apostles, peter is the most important one. he comes to be emblematic of this city. his statue, his image, is at every key juncture, and it's right there in the center of st. peter's as well. peter symbolizes this in an unbroken tradition that goes back about 1800 years in this city, and furthermore, it's uncontested. no other city claims the connection to peter that the city of rome does. >> but for centuries physical evidence proving peter came to the eternal city eluded scholars, but in the 1940s, everything changes, when beneath the vatican archaeologists discover the bones of an ancient man. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable c

they get solved last angelo in new york >> caller: high jim. question about dick's, bout at 120, buy more or hope it goes up before my wife finds out and kills me >> wow, gee, would like to avoid that particular homicide, most are at home. tell you good news, dick's should bought here and now, ridiculously low, i like it. dynamite quarter i think your marriage and life is safe. for now, based on dick's some stocks illustrate the big picture for us, micron is one of those. and we saw action today that caused the market to roar. tonight, president biden ready to spend real money on covid testing. 411 from health experts. dr. michael mina is the man on this issue going up the charts to find out how long this could last, and company seeing precovid levels in some business, mobility, stick with cramer. ♪ >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. but all my

david angelo!. >> and the after party at your house. >> kat: absolutely. absolutely. we already all had omicron at my house, so we are quite safe. so dr. drew, you're a doctor. >> god, you sound like greg now. >> kat: you are! don't ever tell me that, that's the meanest thing you can say. so listening to my monologue, am i right or am i so right that you also consider me know dr.? >> you are right indeed. you're right. look, it's time to understand that there's more important -- something more important than just surviving and flourishing and life has certain risks. we've done a great job, we have vaccines and therapeutics and all these ways of attacking it out. the omicron, which is our latest challenge, is much milder. i seen i mean dozens of cases in the last week and it has been exceedingly mild. yes, if you're unvaccinated it can hit you hard. if your elderly, anything can hit you hard, that's absolutely the case, but we have done an amazing job and we should begin to stand up tall, be a littl

guest: our most recent -- my angelo was the -- my angelo -- maya angelou was the one who passed awayt recently. host: that was the question i was going to ask, how far along on the timeline are you going? or have you done women who have lived before marie antoinette and are you doing women who are living and working right now? guest: we don't do any while they are alive. when a woman of faith passes away, we usually get requests to cover her life. here is the thing, just turn on a television set or open a magazine and you will learn a lot about that person's life. there's not a lot we can add within five years or so before we can cover her or we feel comfortable enough. on our website, we have a chronological list put together and maintained by one of our listeners. the oldest one was someone in 1507 bc. the last one is wilma -- no it is not. host: another person you have covered is laura ingalls wilder. what do people not to about laura ingalls wilder -- what do people not know about laura ingalls wilder? what do people know and what is something new you brought out that perhaps peo

the urgent search for a missing skier continued today in t e sierra 43 year-old rory angelo de. >> went missing on christmas day while hitting the slopes at northstar near lake tahoe. the mountain was experiencing severe weather at the time of his disappearance. rescue personnel of use kees snowmobiles snowcats during their search. but so far they've been hampered by avalanche danger, strong winds and whiteout conditions. >> i 80 has reopened for passenger cars and essential truck traffic only chains are required. of course you're looking live at westbound, 80 at king veil. again, only essential travel is advised drivers being warned. they could become stranded in fact, if they try to travel over the mountains. that's because emergency responders are having trouble getting through the heavy traffic. 10's of thousands of people are still without power in the foothills and in the sierra heavy snow making it tough for pg and e crews too. restore electricity to more than 50,000 customers power has been out in colfax early monday, the colfax market, they're using a generator and staying open

liz: well i'm wondering if you and angelo had have been looking at what's going on in the chip spacewednesday the ceo of navitas, who uses gallium nitride versus silicon and he's 100% sure silicon is going by way of a dodo bird and stock is starting to move because some investors believe in that so i'm wondering when you look at the future for the intel and qualcomm and broadcom of the world, it's a very hard business to be fleet- of-foot because fabrication plants cost so much. are they ready to be that company? >> well, i think based on the momentum that the company is benefiting from that yes, investors do believe that it has the ability to be nimble. it is looking to move away from your lower margin analog semiconductors, also we realize that the reason that so many automobiles are now not able to be produced is that companies have been moving away from these kind of chips so there is certainly a dynamic going on within this sector that we think broadcom will benefit from. liz: it is great to have you, sam, if i don't see you before the holiday, have a great one. thank you. >> th

the angelo irish --. was a true conservative who really believed to conserve a governmental structure in values, you have to look at what people's needs are and address those needs. but at the same time to understand society is made up of what burke called little platoons, like the elks or the kwannis or the knights of columbus or the societies to which we belong or the church torus school alumni associations. so nixon and moynihan clicked over that article and as nixon asked moynihan come in and talk to him. despite working for two democratic opponents that year. >> politics breeds strange bed fellows and opposites attract. moynihan could see 6'5", steve hess describes him as an elf. and he had this kind of elfen whit which is democrat a great premium on witted in the early nixon white house. not this breath of fresh air, but a wind of change and put together to show this juxtaposition of somebody who had been campaigning for robert kennedy up the week he was killed and then ends up as nixon's -- the hea

a new law will go into effect january 1st in honor of angelo quinto, his friends and family gatheredast night to mark one year since he died in police custody in antioch officers respond to a report that he was suffering from a mental health crisis. they restrained him on his stomach for several minutes, died at the hospital three days later. on december 26th, the county coroner ruled his death was a result of excited delirium. speakers at a virtual ceremony last night included the mayor of antioch, who said kato's death sparked to push for police reform across the state. what happened here a year ago truly changed the course of history for the city of antioch forever , and i want to promise you this one thing. our foot is on the pedal for police reform. it wasn't some phase. it wasn't some fad. the new law bans police from using behind the back handcuffing combined with placing a person on their stomach. happening today, disgruntled apple employees are asking consumers to boycott apple products today, the last shopping day before christmas. a twitter group called apple together, is

. >> for rory angelo de it will resume tomorrow morning at first light, the 43 year-old tracking manbeen seen since christmas after spending the day skiing at northstar. friends say they were supposed to meet worry for dinner. but you never showed up markie. martin has more on the search efforts. >> california, search and rescue teams now on day 5 in their search for 43 year-old. rory and chalabi. the expert skier and avid outdoorsman. when up north star mountain for christmas day ski run and never came home. sergeant mike powers with the placer county sheriff's office says sometimes even the best skiers get themselves into deep. a lot of the very experienced years will have a lapse in judgment that will try to do fresh powder will try to do the more between are out of bounds area powers believes that may be what happened to and jelani who was skiing in conditions similar to this video taken from nearby heavenly mountain resort during the same snow storm that was falling when he disappeared. we have to be realistic. anybody surviving both sort of extreme conditions is extremely condi

the health secretary matt hancock was pictured kissing his aide, gina collard angelo in his office, breakingoffice, breaking social distancing rules. ., ., , rules. i understand the enormous sacrifices that _ rules. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody - rules. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in - rules. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in this i sacrifices that everybody in this country has made, that you have made, and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that's why i've got to resign. he was replaced by sajid javid the next day. was replaced by said javid the next da . ., ., ., day. five, four, three, two, one... b the day. five, four, three, two, one... by the end — day. five, four, three, two, one... by the end of— day. five, four, three, two, one... by the end ofjuly _ day. five, four, three, two, one... by the end ofjuly england - day. five, four, three, two, one... by the end ofjuly england had - by the end ofjuly england had lifted all remaining covid restrictions and the vaccination programme had offere

. >> angelo we in the liberal media, quote-unquote, and people like yourselves are often accused of disrespectinge disrespects the conservatives more than the actual conservative media as we have discovered exhibit 776 tonight with these texts. we have to leave it there. thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> next, funding our schools by throwing cash on the ground and making teachers fight for it while an arena full of people cheers on? a south dakota dystopia after this. for the life -- and years -- ahead. with fidelity income planning, we'll look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and help you build a flexible plan for cash flow designed to last. so you can go from saving... to living. ♪ ♪ cases of anxiety in young adults are rising as experts warn of the effects on well-being caused by the pandemic. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ my daughter has type 2 diabetes and lately i've seen this change in her. once-weekly trulicity is proven to help lower a1c. it lowers blood sugar from the first dose. and you could lose up to ten pounds. trulicity is

the sheriff's office there, says 43 year old rory angelo to truckee was last seen on saturday. he works at a ski shop at north star, which posted photos today you can see him here of the blizzard conditions. the man is described as an experienced skier who skis past was scanned it a lift at the resort saturday morning. he never showed up for christmas dinner with friends that evening, and his car is still in the resort parking lot. all right, for more now on what the sierra is experiencing, and when they might be able to take out we're joined by meteorologists. roberto gonzalez, roberta. they have those shovels ready on thursday. that's when everything should pretty much come to an end in the high sierra. take a look at truckee. the snow has been on the fly all day. you know that is no fun to have to shovel out visit. but they are counting that up in seat and so far and the truckee area we have seen up to nine ft. of snow and again, most of this is above 7000 ft. in elevation. bear valley right now, with just about 6.5 ft of snow, and this is since december 22nd boreal approach

it's been one year since angelo kato died in antioch police custody how friends, family and city leadersle room tonight you watched the first half of the 40 niners game. you're thinking, yeah, i could see this team challenging to get into the super bowl second half. sure there are playoff team. it ain't about how you start. it's how you finish in the 49ers. definitely let the titans in the back door for this one. and jimmy garoppolo so hot so on the money of late, ready to lead this thing, they had all the momentum going. and then the first possession for the 49ers. they get it rolling on a second seven championship medal for debo samuels. 23 yards. he lost the ball. it says knee was down lucky for the niners and then handed to jeff wilson jr to bullets way into the end zone. 49ers leading seven. nothing and you know what? next time they get the football driving it into the red zone, jimmy at the seven try step, force it into george kittle, ill. advised generous jenkins with the end zone interception and the frustrations were just beginning. although that was his first. red zone intercep

to find myself in such notable company as previous winners such as dave, maia angelo and terry gross is beyond wonderful. when you have gotten to be the agent i am, there are so many people that have made a difference in my life. if i named all of them, i far exceed my time limit. here are just a few. my husband joe who has made my reading life possible. ms. francis whitehead, the children's librarian at the park and branch at the detroit public library who took this miserably unhappy 8-year-old girl that i was and gave me the world through the book she recommended. including the hobbit, strawberry girl and johnny tremaine. she had showed me that books are places where you can both find yourself and lose yourself. i knew when i was 10 that i wanted to be a librarian just like ms. whitehead. so i could give to other children what she gave me. ms. glenn the middle school librarian who made sure that i read my father's dragon and eleanor cameron's the wonderful slight to the mushroom planet. they hired me to work at the yorktown alley bookstore in tulsa oklahoma. craig who brought me to

angelo in literally the worst book ever written. it's the worst book i have ever read. if there's one thing that i have done a lot of, it's read books. worst book ever written. she actually says, she anticipates this question, that if you're asking, okay, but what are you actually going to go do, it's called solutionism, you're going too fast, you're letting yourself off the hook because you're what you're really supposed to think of is you're complicit in a racism system. someone like me asks, why, how is this better than what happened before. if someone can give the answer. you can't give the answer of of course it's, because no one has said what it was. we're having a whole national discussion where nobody explains that, despite the fact that it's a painfully obvious question. my book is designed to ask that and show that frankly there is no answer. >> i want to get to questions from viewers, i have one area i want to go over with you first. you said the most effective way to help poor black people in america is to do three things, end the war on drugs, teach phonics

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cliff in san angelo, texas. we were next. caller: can you hear me good? host: i can.aller: it was kind of choppy in the beginning when the producer answer. you know, my top story is not a top story, actually, but i think it should be. it has to do with the virus, and i have been an 18 month sufferer of long-haul. it is not talked about. it is hard to get treatment. nobody really knows about it or wants to talk about it, but i have had 18 months of being externally tired, fatigued, and all the symptoms you hear about, but there does not seem to be a treatment. nobody talks about it. by good estimates by experts, there are as many as 20 million long-haulers. i was so sick the last 18 months, i had a hard time getting out of the house. i think, number one, we need treatment. we need to talk about it. number two, i think nobody talks about where have all the workers gone? i do not know if they consider that some of the problem with finding workers other long-haulers that are running out of money -- are the long-haulers that are running out of money and they are too sick t

dallas will be 80 on thursday and will flirt with daytime records for san angelo.ard hit by hurricane ida. i know a lot of the guys retired fdny and the stiller foundation have been doing this since katrina and toys to local school shops, brought their trucks for free, so we love all of the good things that they do at the stiller foundation, this is just one of them is bringing toys to christmas families this year that won't have much of one because they were devastated by hurricane ida. steve, back to you, my friend. steve: janice, you were at the big gala for tunnel to towers. >> we love them. we love our first responders. steve: we do, indeed, how you can get back down santa has a dirty job. here with top hit. first hit with dana job -- dana got a dirty job. >> i have a job and i'm happy to it. new polls are no bueno for president biden especially with independents, 36% approve, how can the president pull from the nose-dive, two years ago the first reported case of covid-19 was reported in china. pandemic spread from there and we still don't have cooperation fro

angelo says plans to salsameda way through new year's eve scratch three days ago her party among the growing list of canceled events across the bay area amid a spike in covid-19 cases largely driven by the omicron barrier. it makes sense that want to be safe, so it's kind of sad, but it makes sense. meantime in san francisco bar movie #### located in the city's castro district, deciding to cancel its new year's eve festivities and closed through january, 1st over concerns about the omicron variant and in oakland, the elbow room canceling it's new year's live concert with band the #### tones after watching covid-19 numbers rise as for restaurants, the golden gate restaurant association says most seem to be moving ahead with their new year's plans. restaurants that they say really need the business tonight. you want to order take out to go. you want to, you know, go out and die and you want to sit outside, you know, bring your winter coat. um you know we would be great if people could safely support our restaurants. and in san francisco. fireworks once again noticeably absent along the