anthony blank and is due to meet the canyon president to discuss the conflict between e. c. o. p. s. government and forces in the northern region of to grow. the u. s. jury has finished his 1st day of deliberations in the murder trial of kyle written house. he's the teenager accused of shooting protests in wisconsin. last year. 2 people were killed during black lives matter. demonstration those are your headlines back now to witness adrian will keep the company from 7 g. i will see you very soon for the moment. bye bye. oh, i. i stand off over the controversial dakota access pipeline. keeps growing. yesterday president obama waiting on the fight. right now, the army corps is examining whether there are ways to reroute this pipeline. so we're going to let it play out for several more weeks and determine whether or not this can be resolved in a way that i think is properly the traditions of the 1st summer. ah ha. here to run the boy. they see this one is coming straight from my high eye. i turned around. i tried to run to get shot in the back late. i fell to the ground and a yellow

anthony blank and attending a meeting of natal foreign minister to discuss rushes build up of truths on ukraine's border. france it says iran must engage constructively in discussions to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal. representatives from russia and china, germany, france, and the u. k. met or any officials in vienna on monday to hon, one sanction lifted in return for limits on its nuclear program. i thought i'd commentator in france says, announced he's going to run in next year's presidential elections and exam, or is known for his hard line anti immigration views and the tax on islam this time next year kata is going to be hosting the fif of world comp time to preparation the golf nation is staging. a major test tournament. if an arab cup, which kicked off today, the 1st game of the tournaments such uneasy, a thrash model, $25.00 goes to nothing that puts them top of group be. those are headlines coming up next and al jazeera, it's as rice goodbye ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah, people move to the cities because that's where the jobs, the money and other opportunities are. but the pla

but what's interesting here in the, in the, in the press conference that we heard of anthony blank, and he's really trying to break from the previous administration in many african liter liter, solve the forward administration, the white house, treating africans with contempt. here there is a completely different tone and it completely different way of operating with blink and really trying to put action to his words. thus, what we're going to see right now at the past. so institute calling the press conference where they're going to open up this lab that will ensure that there will be vaccines, not only that it will also ensure there will be more research done on through an arctic diseases. now, according to the united, knew united nations, though the diseases that spread from animals to humans, like we saw perhaps with a bowl law as well as cove in 19. but those diseases will increase in the years to come. and that's where it concerns not just for people here, but for people, whether it be in the united states or in europe, come all. thank you. nicole hoc in dot car. excuse me. let's

anthony blanking is attending a meeting of natal foreign ministers to discuss rushes, build up a troops and ukraine's border security forces of fog tear gas at and t military protesters in sit down outside the presidential palace and called to me many ones last week to deal with the military scrapped and so i've got a honda reinstated, as prime minister of foreign commentator in front says and as he will run and next year's presidential elections and exam orders known for his hard line anti immigration views. and his attacks on islam is facing charges of insipid, to have racial hatred. after making comments about unaccompanied child migrants showing a broadcast, it was convicted and find a similar charges in 2011. if you mean is a freelance journalist based in paris and he says it was presidential campaign, did not come as a surprise to many in france is more is not really presented any real policy. it's been appealing to people's emotion, very populous message. he is looking to take away, as i said earlier, the votes that would normally go to maureen le pen and, and we haven't really h

your secretary of state anthony blank and pledges more development assistance to africa. as he wraps up his talk of a continent. protest to stay on the streets and sit on with demonstrate is accused of setting a police station on fire. a state of emergency is in place here in the rest of south central region of chile, where the army has been deployed, whether they will remain here well, depend on the results of sunday's presidential elections. ah oh, our top story, this our, the world health organization has warned that half a 1000000 deaths could be recorded across europe by the month of march. unless urgent action is taken to stop the spread of coven 19. but it comes against the backdrop of a rising tide of public anger and protest over governments in the region imposing measures to contain the cases. and even baba has our report now. ah, gathering in vienna to say things have gone too far. as governments around europe try to limit rising, coven 19 infection rates. austria is bringing in a 3 week national lockdown from monday. and it's making vaccinations, compulsory fo

this next number's called "i belong to the blank generation". 1, 2, 3. ♪ >> anthony: do we over romanticizek the creation of the mythology of the '70s kind of began in the mid-'90s. i can see why people who weren't there wish they were there. but it goes against all my instincts to think that way just because, the idea is, we didn't like the way things were, so we decided to change them . >> anthony: have you ever considered writing a dishy memoir? i mean, my god, it would be 800 pages long. >> danny: i can't. you know why? because so many people are still alive. >> anthony: i mean, people love you. >> danny: yeah, they have to say that. how can you say something mean about somebody who might be mean back at you? >> anthony: it's an industry, are you kidding me? ♪ >> danny: people ask, "what was it like the first time you saw iggy?" and i didn't see him. i heard the music from down the hall. i mean, i thought, "this is the rock and roll i always wanted to hear." something that was this fierce, and yet there was a tune there. >> anthony: when i bought funhouse, in high school, i was immediat

anthony, correct? right after you fired two shots at almost point-blank range at the man running toward the camera right now and missing him, correct? >> yes. >> you are telling us that gage is the real threat at this moment? >> yes. >> can we please pull up exhibit 80, beginning at frame 468. this is an exhibits which consists of -- what is 732? 729 frames from the "bg on the go" video we just watched. this is prepared by james armstrong. i'm not going to show all 729, but i would like to start at frame 468. we are going to go frame by frame from there until frame 500. could you please slowly advance frame by frame until i tell you to stop? mr. rittenhouse, this is immediately after gage has stopped in front of you and you are doing something with your firearm at that moment. do you recall the questioning >> yes. >> you are asking questions. is it fair to say you turn your firearm over and are looking at it, examining a customer >> yes. >> your testimony is you didn't do anything to manipulate it at that moment. is that fair to say customer >> correct. please continue. is that fair to say? >> correct.

blanks of what we don't know right now. well, i think you're across the heidi joe castro who joins us now from washington. d. c. heidi, this is alarming. you even the anthony farm, you say not to panic? just how are americans reacting to this? that's right. for this news to come out right in the middle of holiday travel season is alarming. indeed. in fact, the ts they reported that just yesterday alone, 1800000 people passed through american passports, american airports rather. and that is approaching pre pandemic levels. today we have announcements from delta and united airlines that there are service between the us and south africa will continue. it will continue despite the ban on visitors from the southern african countries which will kick in on monday. that's because us permanent resident and citizens will still be allowed to travel back and forth. this, of course, again, has come at a time when americans are on the move and the fear is that is on the crime is already in the us, not detected yet, but if it is present or will soon be that this will only be potential for increased transmission, even as the scientists here in the u. s. are studying those

blank the sharks 4-0. the sharks are back on the ice monday against carolina. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthonyres for "today in the bay." >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, what's supposed to be twinkling lights and holiday shopping is instead shops boarded up and people on high alert. the changes happening right now in san francisco after a large-scale robbery in union square. everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. julie and bob are paying $700 less every month. dee now gets comprehensive coverage with no monthly premium and the navarros are paying under $100 per month. check coveredca.com to see your new lower price. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st. >>> good morning. it is sunday, november 21st, 7:30 on dot as we take this breath-taking live look at the golden gate bridge, and the sun shining on this sunday morning. thank you so much for starting your day with us. i'm kira klapper. meteor

blanks killing hutchins and injuring another crew member. the man who blew up his av last christmas is seeking to. anthonyar reward after the explosion. identified warner by the rv. the private groups behind the reward money say it was for an arrest an conviction. >>> president biden pardoning the thanksgiving turkeys ahead of the big holidays later this week. the early tradition took place last friday. president biden put his own twist and named the pardoned turkeys named peanut butter and jelly. at the end of the show we'll pardon our own turkey which you name along with fox news contributor joe concha. those are the headlines. will: i didn't know we had power to pardon. rachel: we have power to name and pardon. lawrence: also didn't know you guys were so rude. you couldn't wait. rachel: i'm sorry. your yams are good. your yams are very good. will: your yams are good. funny thing to say. that is the argument, what is the best thanksgiving side dish. according to a study of google trend the these are the most popular thanksgiving sides in our home state. lawrence and i are of course texas, what's up and