and finally, you've got to create a great team like my friend annette said.ve jobs when i asked him once what was the greatest product you ever did, he said, well, creating a product is hard, but what's really hard is creating a team that will continually make great products. the best thing i did was to create the team at apple. >> annette, can you think of a president that stands out in your mind that created that sort of team? >> well, most notably, doris kearns goodwin talked about lincoln's team which fought a lot. a team of rivals concept. certainly, i think that bill clinton had a team now. he went through a controversial presidency and he had sort of a different model there, but anyone who brings together people who are forceful, people who are creative and as walter said people who are willing -- a person willing to listen. you can have a great team, but if you don't have the personality that allows you to change and to be flexible it's not going to matter. i think the important thing for president biden is to find people he's comfortable with. this i

mary annette miller meek won over democrat rita hart and i was 2nd congressional district by just six votes. the balance of power and lower chamber now stands at 222, democrats 207 now with republicans, democrats holding a much slimmer majority than they had hoped. meanwhile, several newly elected republicans including new york congresswoman-elect nicole malley a talk us in california congressman elect, michelle steele has banned together to create their own so-called squad calling themselves the freedom force and they are both with me today. so glad to see both of you. first of all, michelle tell me why you felt like you needed to band together and form this force, this freedom force.

when annette mkhize mother maggie gave birth to her daughter mary margaret in june it seems she tried to resist the nuns rules anybody who was. t.k. would disagree with the nuns i demand to see their child they were the problem so she was. baccarat industrial school. there in early june 1943 just 6 months after she'd given birth a nun approached maggie with some news about the daughter she'd left behind in june . she remembers saul clearly the day. the washing the nunc a told to the child if your state is dead and let it go the same day and there would be no funeral there would be no. no more sighting of the baby from the mother it must have just felt like. the baby just disappeared. there are no photographs of annette sister mary margaret and his brother john to remember their short lives by. there is not even a record of where they were buried. but all the evidence points to that septic tank by the children's playground in choom. yet despite the litany of death and neglect the inspector had found on his visit to cheer him he concluded. the care given to infants in the home is good t

i think when you hear annette's story and you understand why she wants to be with herfamily. why she wants to be with her family. she rightfully says that she has been through a really risky period, at deaths door several times this year, it's too much of a risk and it is astonishing really that the public recognise that it is a risk, they recognise we are experiencing soaring coronavirus rates. the government has had to put london into tier three, most of eastern england, southeastern parts of england, northwest parts of england... about 10 million people are now in tier three and get the government is carrying on with its reckless and dangerous policy of saying, "no, it's fine, there is going to be a christmas amnesty this year and you can spend five days of christmas together with three families," which frankly is dangerous, chaotic, and an astonishingly reckless message to give to the public. you say it is reckless and dangerous. at what you say to the argument that in terms of people's mental health, they need just a short reprieve from this, they need a little amnesty o

a more dramatic example of this than what i'm doing here is of course annette gordon reeves.s in the most dramatic way that we don't know what we think we know in these men who have been defensive about jefferson have been denies this thing that was obvious forever. people had done it and sorted the wrong way she did it in the right way and she had all the best examples and it was really tight delivery. everyone's always improving on each other and i hope this is not, this is the woman is biography written by the woman i hope this is the beginning. i can't do it all there are too many presidents. >> we have time for one more question. >> now everyone is silent. >> do you think were entering into a new age of history? like during the 70s there was a new social history like women do exist we should probably talk about them you think it's safe to go ahead and say maybe we can start taking shots of some of these figures we thought were infallible before. >> i hope so. i hope it's an ever evolving thing. i think that at the same time while there is an interest within this crowd i

light as early as 2024, but first, it has to pass a test to beat the world energy saving record by annetteahnemann's vehicle. >> could this be the future of open transport? the brainchild of french engineering students, the urban loop is designed to transport one or two individuals in small capsules on electrified rails. the idea is to plug the transport gap in small or medium-sized cities with no subway system. >> the person arrives in front of their station and with a single click from verifone chooses their destination. the person scans their qr code on the wall of the station without having to touch anything , and the doors open. >> designers say passengers never have to wait for a lift, but above all, it must be energy efficient. >> we have gone from an academic idea to something that is completely in keeping with the issues our society faces today. i mean the digital transition, of course, the energy transition, and also the transition linked to mobility, particularly in urban areas. >> a capsule propelled through a long tube is reminiscent of another invention across the pond. the h

it would earlier i spoke to annette gardner who spoke 17 days in intensive care in april with coronavirusing to affect her health and how she has lost several family members because of the virus wasn't —— she explained. what happened was my sister went into our parents who were not very well, called an ambulance because my mum was collapsed and my dad was not breathing very well upstairs. they were taken to hospital. my sister and i were then told to isolate at mum and dads house and five days later, my sister and i were both ta ken into hospital. and the next day, my dad died. and on the friday, the day after that, we was told that my mum was dying as well and we had to say goodbye to her on the phone. and i think two of your father's brothers have also lost their lives? my dad is one of four, and three of the boys have now died. it's an unbelievable toll it has taken on your family. but just talk about you and your experience with covid. i went into hospital, i was coughing, i got a high temperature, i was tachycardic. i went in on the wednesday night and by the friday they said i was p

annette gordon reed told me that when i interviewed her. he could have sold his land.it have made a difference? would we have had a civil war? you can deal with a person and it's circular thinking, but that's life. nothing it really clean. >> in the middle, yes. and then after you. >> so first thanks so much for coming. this was awesome. and i was just reading through a bit of the introduction when you speak about the men of washington. and i was curious to hear what you thought about writing so directly about historians when you are also writing history. and i was kind of curious about that dynamic itself about choosing to name people and how you decided to do that. >> so, i have a graduate degree so i come from this background in which i think about histo historiography and i think about that and i'm a popular historian when it's chapter one it's narrative. i have a note, but i'm telling you a story. so i needed to really be direct in the beginning and i needed to situate you quickly in hundreds of years of research and the only way i know how to do that is to give y

there are no photographs of annette sister mary margaret and his brother john to remember their short lives by. there is not even a record of where they were buried. but all the evidence points to that septic tank by the children's playground in choom. yet despite the litany of death and neglect the inspector had found on his visit to cheer him he concluded. the care given to infants in the home is good the sisters are careful and attentive diets are excellent. the nuns have got away with it. and across islands with the support of the state and the church all forces they would continue to get away with it for decades. in part 2 of our investigation into the mother and baby home scandal we look at the face of the babies those who survived and those who did not the babies were just or not. at all we were to church we reveal the shocking treatments of unmarked child graves in warm home. and we find dramatic new evidence about the possible location of missing babies in best birth this is a very definite area and they are regularly they much looking for an individual. and we ask why 5 year

from annette tonight, the midlands, northeast, and parts ofhe northwest and parts of the southwest areng those escalated to tear 4, -- tier 4, with people asked to stay-at-home. it was confirm the reopening of secondary schools inll england e delayed until january 18 for most pupils. back as planned. schools will go meanwhile, in the republic of ireland, it haseen scrubbed us full skill level five -- what has been dubbed as a full skill level five restrictions have begun. first, more on the approval of the ox -- oxford astrazeneca vaccine and what it means for the u.k. and the rest of the world. here is our medical editor. >> the approval of the oxfordasa faastic achvement for british scientists. >> it is a great day. re really proud. >> it is a significant moment in the fight against this pandemic. >> this is the vaccine, more than any other omma that will eventually bring coronavirus under control in the u.k. transportable at room temperature, it means every care home in the u.k. shouldin now be each. the medicinesegulator said no rners have been cut in deliring a vaccine in record t

annette jones just approved a 24 hour permit starting this evening into the early hours of december 25th for nine reindeer. so good news, health inspection, inspection is all done. santa, your reindeers are cleared for entry. >> that approval came just in time. because santa is in the air now. you see it here. he's already visited the good children in the later time zone. he's been to spain, the caribbean as well as much of the east coast here in the u.s. and now he's heading towards us, ladies and gentlemen. and right now, you're looking at that, he's over arizona. just getting an update, he's now over new mexico crossing over into new mexico from arizona. folks, talk about right on the spot. you can even see the dividing line between the states there it appeared. anyway, vianey joining us now. when santa gets here nothing is going to bother him for the next 78 hours. he's got clear sailing here, right? >> at least for the next couple of hours. and he's bringing us some rain for christmas day so let's get right to your forecast. beautiful night over san jose, 50 degrees. great christmas

witness history spoke to annette hoffman, one of the founders of the so—called women of the wall.he chauffeur more times than i would like to think of, taking women of the wall to emergency room. and of course endless eggs, water thrown at women of the wall. when israel took over east jerusalem, they built a partition between men and women at the wall. the partition is not equal. men are encouraged to explore alljewish expressions. what some people allow themselves to say about us, and to us is quite shocking. what some people allow themselves to say about us, and to us is quite shocking. wrap them in their prayer shawl and bury them alive. and we are being called nazis by otherjewish people. and when we went to court it would be 1a years later when we will receive a verdict. the court felt that our issue is so complex that it rocks thejewish world as we know it. cheering singing we won three out of our four strategic goals. women can wear a prayer shawl now at the wall, i won't say it's a pleasure, but you can do it. i am waiting for the day when young girls going to be reading t

live a ball we see young people taking on responsibility and demanding it of others the promise of annette's little world a reality now on the press to cop 26 i urge everyone to show him bisham stop the assault on our planet and do what we need to get into the future of our children and grandchildren since the paris agreement was signed extreme weather has taken its toll and changed the lives of millions of people now clark looks at what's being done to stop the global temperatures rising it was an extraordinary moment after endless years of negotiations they sions of the world united in this common cause and the paris agreement was born that girl wanted. to it but celebrations they were short lived within 18 months accord was in deep trouble suddenly u.s. leadership was lost. with the united states will withdraw from the paris thank you. climate acourt well in the 5 years since paris national commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions well they haven't measured up and time is running out remember the agreement ange to stop global temperatures from rising 2 degrees celsius above pre-indu

another as how many alas not watching annette. and the latch on such and i trust. them deserve a year that. michelle get on this thing. were. very big event for the business for girls of. the girls have a little gram of the. command of the male. well financial in some cases dawns in this is good place because you could. look. at i saw some and. so yeah it was interesting some of our go to. fargo the 50 however are very few whom are going to go ok i know you are going to hold. you know that in my. next also quite got to supply the hopes toughest. for you. know the end if i see you need to. pay me i don't have. to be. too negative over the. sales because the venom and diversify who's the accused. in so. in the not so much so the only thing on that they just go. on monday to try to link up all right. if anything in my head is knocking just. want to let it come out of the. little i looked thing at oh yeah he was here with them mr. simpson you know. but this is not even a guarantee that she'd be a lot of trouble here i think we should actually discuss to make it happen

another as how many alas not watching annette. and the latch on such and i trust. them deserve a year just. mentioned only thing. 'd worth. a. 1000000 for the business or gives a. little tip of a good look i'm a little. cooler for them that they. well financial in some cases dollars in this is a good place because you could. look. up was in part a safe imo far more go go go go go go the 50 how far back to your home they're going to go ok oh oh oh my god the looky i don't. think you know many of them are. yeah it's also quite got some of the supply of stuff just. for you. know the end if i see a need to. finance. me i don't have. to be. too negative over the. sales because i mean venom and diversify who's good just. so. in the. us. the only thing on that day john doe. dominated that trial until all right. is that he's a muslim and that was just one. who hit the mob a. little that looked like it was all male and he was here with them mr. simpson you know. but this is not even a guarantee that she'd be a lot of trouble here i think we should actually discuss to make i

it's the jones i am a retired social worker and they're all there i'm an activist and a black friend annette so i'm happy to be here. happy to have you. welcome to the street going to tell everybody he. says so my name address my mina kim i am an offer clinical social worker and been doing this work for about 32 so it to have the luxury good to have you back on the strangest remind everybody. i my name is mark greenhill i'm an anti-racism educator and executive director of muslim anti-racism collaborative. great to have a oh it's a guess we are streaming on you tube right now so we have people watching on you tube if you have questions you've got comments and i guess would be very happy to help you out with them so just jump in has happened then you too can be in the conversation resumes say ready or guess a so ready all right good idea about allies even the word about well what is it we are some of our community online this is what they told us mosey says allies recognize honored privileges in a personalized and in their workplace we've got semei i hear saying being there for someone or a g

. >> all right, annette, thank you for giving us the latest on the german lockdown. comes at an interesting time across the continent as a whole. because they're all in the same situation. we've got the medium-term positivity of the vaccine, potentially prospering second half of next year, but the health crisis is looking particularly alarming. for investors and for anyone trying to trade these markets, it is a tricky time. because right now, we're faced with ever more restrictions and probably even more restrictions than london this week, too. >> it's pretty extraordinary looking at germany, given they are poster child. >> we'll take a quick break, but the u.s. begins rollout of the pfizer and biotech vaccine after it gains emergency use approval. we'll have more details after the break. last night's sleep, interrupted by pain? tonight, silence it with new zzzquil night pain. because pain should never get in the way of a restful night's sleep. new zzzquil night pain. silence pain, sleep soundly. >>> welcome back to "street signs," everybody. >> these are your headli

there are different factions annette. here's another question. -- talked a lot about working with allies. is it possible to work with sympathetic actors in china? how can we support that? >> sir, i think you are the closest ccp watcher among us. so maybe you want to begin. >> yes. thank you bethany. and chris. it's interesting question. how can we engage with actors in china that are not in line with what she jinping's fashion wants, without endangering those people and saying well that's a very practical question. the current climate that is so paranoid about subversion being a threat to the ccpcs hold on power, it's actually dangerous for people to be, too closely align with western counterparts. we've seen a lot of ngos in china coming under pressure for instance. a lot of academic exchanges have been curtailed because of this perceived problem with too much western influence in china. this is one of the practical problems that someone can identify, and then engage constituencies within china that are constructive, wit

mary annette miller meek won over democrat rita hart and i was 2nd congressional district by just sixof power and lower chamber now stands at 222, democrats 207 now with republicans, democrats holding a much slimmer majority than they had hoped. meanwhile, several newly elected republicans including new york congresswoman-elect nicole malley a talk us in california congressman elect, michelle steele has banned together to create their own so-called squad calling themselves the freedom force and they are both with me today. so glad to see both of you. first of all, michelle tell me why you felt like you needed to band together and form this force, this freedom force. what does it do? >> you know what i think the left is totally out of line for the mainstream like me, with an accent, i ran five times and won all four. i am grateful to america and i want to show them that i fixed issues with lower taxes, smaller government and less regulation and stop defunding the police. you know what, people believe that i actually promised for and i will deliver it. that is why i am standing here. >>

research shows that lower self response rates increase the risk of annette undercount. our national 2020 self response rate was 66%, higher than that of 2010 but in inner-city neighborhoods where blacks and other -- self response rates were drastically lower. 50 to 60% are under while in less than diverse urban areas they were altar high at the 70 to 80% rate. these disparities were more in 2020 than in 2010. people of color at high-risk of undercount. this is just one of minty -- many risk. besides the overarching pandemic others included citizens to question, massive population movements scheduling disruptions, natural disasters and of course the shortened data processing pyramid. it each exposes -- each poses their own threat to census counting for the collection is done so what is next? we need transparency. the census bureau should release dated data to assess the quality of the counts by adopting the recommendations of the american statistical association and the census bureau's own scientific advisory committee. in closing i commend the census bureau career staff

. >> well, to be kind of stupid of me to tell you what i did, is annette? it's hard to do it again.laughs] >> transition officials say many cabinet announcements are coming soon. >> coffee or spinach whatever keeps you going, you will be busy between now and christmas. >> busy at the house oversight committee and the republicans want to know why california secretary of state could be appointed to taking, here is his seat soon. making voter contact. >> he is the fact that governo governor newsom excepts to have replaced harris, he will go before the committee ethics eth. >> the transition team is getting up to speed on operation warp speed. >> there is no detailed plan that we've seen as to how you get the vaccine out of a container. into an injection syringe into somebody's arm. >> fox news ask the president-elect what happens next. >> no, should not be mandatory. i will not demand it will be mandatory but i'll do everything in my power like i don't think masks have to be made mandatory nationwide. >> biden would not commit to picking a person of color as his secretary of defense or

annette shuttleworth and wilson ratcliffe, thank you.ty council. very good morning to you. first of all, for people unfamiliar with newcastle itself on the situation currently, can you give me a snapshot of the problems you are facing in terms of the infection rates and may be pressures on hospitals? good morning, charlie. at the moment we have relatively low rates compared to the rest of the country, but relative is not the right way to look at it in terms of absolute numbers, our rate is still around 150 per 100,000 which is almost double the rate when we went into the first national lockdown and we have seen in the past, just the last couple of weeks for example how quickly the new variant can increase and spread in a matter of days. our concern is that unless we keep on top of the virus, unless we prevent the further spread of it we will see not just the further spread of it we will see notjust more the further spread of it we will see not just more people the further spread of it we will see notjust more people catching the disease

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deputies annette wearing masks and inmates are held together and dorm rooms without the ability for social distancing. >> they have enough double cells. no access to no cleaning supplies. no access to no hands incisor. there's no marks on the ground. no marks on the ground and no six feet of social distancing. no way for us to social distance. >> officals say the and may to tested positive now are in quarantine. staff and inmates who came in contact to be tested, the the health department says this is the first reported out break in the contra costa county county jails. >>> massive winter storm settling over the east coast more than three feet of snow to parts of new york and pennsylvania. brian yunus reports now from brooklyn new york. >> reporter: much of the northeast hunkering down thursday after the first major nor'easter of the season dropped as much as three feet of snow in some areas. the storm ringing high winds, cold temperatures and heavy snow from virginia up through new england. here in new york we are expecting as much as 8 inches and it is already having a big impact, especi

francisco police boat, yesterday volunteers with the marine mammal center and sfpd officers used annettehyde marina and slowly then shuttle it into a crate. the sea lion, which has been named frosty, was the first reported under the police rescue boat, was first reported there on wednesday, volunteers say it appeared sick and lethargic. frosty was taken to the marine mammal center in sausalito. now recovering. >>> and happening today a christmas tree giveaway for people living in the bay view or hunters point area of san francisco. yes, so for the last five years the sf guardsmen and their partners have sold christmas trees to raise money for at risk youth. the leftovers are given away to those who maybe can't afford a tree of their own. tries will be given away at the intersection of cargo and jennings street. starting at 1:00 p.m. there are a limited number of trees, and they will be handed out on a first come, first serve basis. great to do that. >>> all right, next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00 a.m., disappointment and frustration for many parents, public schools in san francisco will no

and jon meacha-rd annette gordond speak to our walter isaacson about thomas jefferson and america's moral

keep this short, and avoiding unnecessary business bankruptcies, unnecessary household bankruptcy, annette desa seri -- bankruptcy, unnecessary unemployment. we are beginning to see that right now. several of my colleagues have alluded to the fact that as these eviction in foreclosures moratoriums expire, there could be thousands of people thrown out of their homes, which will affect the financial markets, and in that case, it might good to have a facility backed by the c.a.r.e.s. act. some of these issues aren't hypothetical. they are not a crisis in the future that we don't see. they are very real. in fact, they are coming unless , andke appropriate action i would think that would be fiscal action. i do think these threats that , and it istial incumbent upon us. chair powell: as i mentioned in my testimony, i think there is a real distinction between the near-term in the medium-term. in the near term, we see the spread of the disease. what we are hearing from businesses and community bankers we meet with, what we are hearing is that there are a lot of small businesses that are at risk of

volunteers with the marine mammal center used annette to pull the 200 pound sea lion onto the docks andn has been named frosty, first reported under the police rescue boat on wednesday, volunteers say it appeared sick and le chargic and then frosty was taken to the marine mammal center in sausalito. we're showing you this holiday drive-through video instead. a neighborhood in san jose is lit up for the holidays and south san jose attracting big crowds safely from all around town. it's a tradition on sunset glen drive that started 25 years ago, the display has grown every year, now with lights, criss-crossing the street and a live deejay playing christmas music. >>> happening today, a christmas tree giveaway for people living in the bay view or hunters point area of san francisco. for the last five years the sf guardsmen and their partners have sold christmas trees to raise money for at risk youth, the leftovers given away to those who can't afford a tree of their own. these christmas trees will be given away at the intersection of cargo and jennings street starting at 1:00 p.m. >>> and

annette is in alexander city, alabama. republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i am so proud to be on this show. i have tried to call often. in my opinion, the electoral college levels the playing field. you win the popular vote in each the 270 accumulate total. i think that was very smart. this way, we are all in it together. we already know large states like new york, california, they are democrat. texas, they will vote mostly republican. instead of having a battle between those states, everybody is in. mainek main only has -- has only four electoral votes. you may need all of those oats. so, politicians are forced to fight for every electoral vote , mored of the huge populated states. you are winning the popular vote when you win the electoral college votes in that state. now, you move on to the next and hope that state will be called for you. as such, your tally starts to add up. i think that it is very fair and very smart. so, just like your show. [laughter] i love your program and i love you as a moderator. so, thank you so much for taking my call. host: a

annette morris is from florida a cross-country traveler, she's 100.celebrate their 73rd wedding anniversary congratulations and happy birthday remember, we want to celebrate milestones in the lives of your family and friends tell us all about them at today.com/celebrates >> all right, al. >>> carson still talking about the holiday cookies. death match between sugar cookies and shortbread >> it really is. i mean, this is the duke versus north carolina of sweetness. i don't know what to tell you. matchup for the ages we've reached the final of our ultimate bracket it is sugar cookies versus shortbread we want you to vote. today.com/food we'll have even more on the season's sweetest treats on today all day with our cookie swap special all day holiday. that is tonight at 8:00 p.m. today all day at peacock, roku, and today.com, craig >>> just ahead, few minutes from now in the "3rd hour of today," jill martin is going to introduce us to the woman who hatched her own maternity business it even caught the eye of meghan markle, hoda. >>> later on "hoda and je

. >> two cnn heroes, annette mark greer and mary robinson have spent decades teaching families how tonow their work offers lessons for all of us. >> our job is to really give an opportunity to people, to talk, to express their feelings. it ak eventuctually helps us so problems. >> it will be very bad. >> what have you learned from this loss? >> life is precious and time is limited. >> months into the pandemic, i see people struggling even harder now. mental health is a real concern. so much anxiety, fear, sadness as well as the isolation. people are grieving and no one should grieve alone. >> okay. you guys now. inhale and exhale. do that a couple of times. do it from the toenail all the way up to the last strand of hair on your head. >> we're still here. our lives matter. >> yes. >> recognizing the pain, whether from the pandemic or racial injustice is where the healing begins. >> an important part of helping people to heel is recognizing their traumatic experiences. police brutality, injustices, discrimination. it's like a domino effect. we do internalize and suffer as a result of t

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tim annett is a lawyer, who represents a number of families affected by the review into maternity servicesat has already happened, but hopefully lessons will be learned from these recommendations, both locally and nationally, and, in particularly, to welcome the trust‘s acknowledgement of the distress and pain that it has caused to the families and their commitment to implement the recommendations, we very much hope that the national recommendations will also be implemented. are you able to tell us for viewers who are perhaps just able to tell us for viewers who are perhapsjustjoining us able to tell us for viewers who are perhaps justjoining us a able to tell us for viewers who are perhapsjustjoining us a data bit more about those recommendations please? there are 27 actions for learning that have been recommended by the review which cover a number of areas including greater co nsulta nt of areas including greater consultant oversight of maternity care, for example. improvements in fee to monitoring, risk assessment for all women, and these are echoed and reinforced in some of these seven

for residents in the tenderloin who need affordable housing and food and services annette work . this pandemic shed light to everyone in our community that we were leaving this neighborhood behind because providers responded to the needs felt reality there was never enough support from the beginning. while we come up with a plan to recover, we need to ensure we are considering prevention and how our low income and vulnerable communities are better prepared in times of crisis. explore to the individual topics to provide more specific recommendations in the future. thank you so much. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for the opportunity to speak about the city recovery plan. thank you for all of the work done on it. i am the chair of the tenderloin peoples congress. i want to say today i appreciate the presentation and i look forward to what we can do in the framework we can build on in the future. again, much as the previous caller said i want to speak about ensuring we keep equity at the center of the conversation and all decisions we make to begin the planning around r