she garnered broad bipartisan support for the asl bill that provides funding for research, and more importantly, speeds up approval, and increases access to new als treatments. >> they call it the glass coffin because you are frozen in your own body until you suffocate. so, if a treatment shows hope during clinical trial, we want access. >> reporter: here is the catch. in the time it took the bill to make it through congress, one of the most promising drugs being studied ended its clinical trial, meaning she will not have a chance to try it. despite the setback, she said she refuses to give up hope. devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> glide memorial church fed thousands of needy people in san francisco today. kpix 5's shawn chitnis was in the tenderloin for the annual christmas lunch with some changes. >> reporter: hot ham and turkey were back for the christmas celebration. volunteers carved the meat for thousands of meals served over the holiday. >> the pandemic has hit a so hard, but certainly our community the worst. >> reporter: glide has fed low income families in the homeless for decades during the

i had a brief period asl, a single parent and i believe they are heroesur also. juggling motherhood. but just onn the fact that told me in that instance i need help. i need help. and then it was the disclosure process. but it was the only way to get to the other side. >> and then she was conditioned write about he was incarcerated for period of time. but also talking about sexual addiction. b but those their person you were working with during that time and what do you want people to know about sexual addiction and what that is quick. >> soul from my f perspective, we were seeing therapist fairly regularly. when they embrace the process because i did not understand. i had to let go of the notion that someone had so much control i'm very good at organizing and control. and to me to accept their some things you can't control and i learned in therapy when they are and addictivey behavior, they do things and they consider things they never would in a much more present state. i had to be open to that. it wasn't that i thought we necessarily had bad therapist, because

and a recognition as well that when we feel threatened asl rebuild.ople have done during the pandemic the temptation is to withdraw, which is the opposite of what he's asking people to do. is the opposite of what he's asking people to do— people to do. absolutely. he named- -- — people to do. absolutely. he named... in _ people to do. absolutely. he named... in those _ people to do. absolutely. he named... in those locations | people to do. absolutely. he - named... in those locations where there have been war and conflict and hinted that the mix of what is happening with the covid vaccines. he was saying that people will step back and not reach forward for peace. they will step back and reach for their rifles and conflicts. whether that is israel and palestine. in other regions that we don't hear a lot about where there are excess deaths. alert; don't hear a lot about where there are excess deaths.— are excess deaths. very marginal arts of are excess deaths. very marginal parts of the _ are excess deaths. very marginal parts of the world _ are excess

overall, work from home has been not asl had in europe.ot as bad as many people would have guessed. historically many people believe that being at the office, having contact with one another was really critical but actually there was never much evidence for that. what we also know is that in work from home, people are spending two hours more per day doing work so total productivity, which is hard to measure, probably is not heard for those who are able to work from home. still, there is a big distinction between mandatory restrictions versus voluntary. people distance themselves from the workplace, just as the previous story spoke about distancing themselves from restaurants and pubs. what we know from the uk, at points where the government implemented harder restrictions, the time spent at the office job precipitously each time by 60% — 70% but since the beginning of the pandemic, it has never been at pre— pandemic normal levels. people themselves shows to keep their present they were produced by about 20%, maybe 30%. in produced by about

he was one of the founding members of the asl a. j. c. was its first president.ick became one of the first commissioners of the national commission of fine art, which you grew out of the mcmillon commissioner he was a key member of. -- writing many of the key portions of the congressional bill for its passage in 19 oh. so, if j. c. can be seen as having a broad influence in the west among its brush characters and leaders, fred junior like his father moved come to be like his father. and participated in a number of development plans for all their institutions, such as this largely unfulfilled underlies plan for harvard on the left, and the plan for prince and you see on the right. as it began to expand beyond beyond a handful of other structures they sink nasa street in the town. throughout their careers, all three olmsteds commonly collaborated with common arson protects and institutions throughout the country. while the father once wrote of his difficulties with french educated architects, pointedly referring to many trained at the school of beaux arts, and what

are you available for asl interpretation? >> no. sorry. >> clerk: i'll get to you.t unless you're requesting asl. hello, amanda. >> caller: good evening. i've once again missed din we are my kids to tune in tonight. my kids protested. i'm really thrilled to go back to my children tonight and share that you worked hard together and are seemingly passing a plan tonight. [please stand by] >> caller: hello, i'm a parent. it's all because of my child's classroom it's heart breaking. a state takeover will be devastating to our district. i would like to image the boarde board to vote to stop the state takeover of our district. i'm totally for superintendent dr. matthew plan on this. please do so. our children, our san francisco children are dependent on this. we cannot let them sit down. please keep an open mind and vote for the only state-approved plan and stop the state takeover of our district. thank you for being a service for our children. >> clerk: reverend brown? >> caller: good evening. mr. superintendent and president of our school board. i just called to commend

large cap players like applied materials, asl holdings.nwhile, is trading at a fresh, all time high today the stock is up almost 30% following a big earnings beat last thursday. the last time i checked, four of the top ten biggest gainers in the s&p right now, semiconductor stocks >> just an incredible move that keeps going. let's stick with the space with shares of intel jumping after announcing plans to take mobile eye public by the middle of next year this could value mobile eye at more than $50 billion. here's what the ceo had to say about the spinoff on "squawk on the street." >> the only company we see that's anywhere close is tesla in terms of capabilities this is a very real company and it's been somewhat hidden inside of intel this is great for the market >> cc is with us now, senior analyst at bernstein research. you have an underperform on intel, but you like this move? >> it's financial engineering 101. it's probably worth quite a bit more than what they paid for it four to five years ago the market reaction is interesting. int

are you available for asl interpretation? >> no. sorry. >> clerk: i'll get to you. you shouldn't be in the chat unless you're requesting asl. hello, amanda. >> caller: good evening. i've once again missed din we are my kids to tune in tonight. my kids protested. i'm really thrilled to go back to my children tonight and share that you worked hard together and are seemingly passing a plan tonight. [please stand by] >> caller: hello, i'm a parent. it's all because of my child's classroom it's heart breaking. a state takeover will be devastating to our district. i would like to image the boarde board to vote to stop the state takeover of our district. i'm totally for superintendent dr. matthew plan on this. please do so. our children, our san francisco children are dependent on this. we cannot let them sit down. please keep an open mind and vote for the only state-approved plan and stop the state takeover of our district. thank you for being a service for our children. >> clerk: reverend brown? >> caller: good evening. mr. superintendent and president of our school boar

seriously, asl party? no, i can't help you. you're| being very hesitant.so, we will see the results of that in due course. but last christmas, i was spending my time getting trade deals over the line. we had a lot of deal to get done by the 31st of december, so that was my focus. tau to get done by the 31st of december, so that was my focus.— so that was my focus. you didn't feel all your _ so that was my focus. you didn't feel all your work _ so that was my focus. you didn't feel all your work was _ so that was my focus. you didn't feel all your work was needed i so that was my focus. you didn't - feel all your work was needed in the absence on? ida. feel all your work was needed in the absence on?— absence on? no, we were busy workinu. absence on? no, we were busy working. getting _ absence on? no, we were busy working. getting on _ absence on? no, we were busy working. getting on with - absence on? no, we were busy working. getting on with the i absence on? no, we were busy i working. getting on with the job. absence on? no, we were busy - working. gett

oh, one north asl the way to cloverdale from petaluma is actually fairly quiet right now. from last night everywhere is what this morning regardless of current rainfall intensity a little bit further southward. you can see those moderate showers right around the marin. headlands richmond on over to martinez in the midst of moderate rainfall oakland san francisco. they're in the midst of some heavier rainfall to especially south san francisco on over to the airport further south down towards palo alto, seeing moderate showers little quieter south of there. we are seeing heavier pockets right above san jose down into the santa cruz mountains. highway 17 that windy route is definitely the midst of some wet and messy stuff currently this low pressure areas dragging in that moisture plume as well as the chance of thunder and lightning later today. then that lower elevation snowfall tonight and all comes in waves today. we're in the midst of the first wave right in the middle of your morning commute. some heavier rainfall will continue to pass through single low and rain fall af

foreign affairs, because the house foreign affairs re-authorization bill is detained in this bill asle with. i want to make the -- as well. i want to make sure the imished chairman has a couple of minutes. i yield to him two minutes of my remaining time. then i'll close when he's done. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you. i want to thank the distinguished chair of the house armed services committee for all of his hard work and putting together, as he was just closing, what i think is a bill that is one of the best. a lot of hard work that he's done. i thank the ranking member also. mr. meeks: i rise today to speak in favor of passing this measure before us today. every year for the past six decades congress has passed a defense authorization bill. this is important bipartisan that drition and i -- this is an important, bipartisan pra digs -- tradition, and i commend chairman smith for carrying on this leg sivment unfortunately congress has been asleep at wheel when it comes to our state department. we've not passed a comprehe

asl been like for you? not easy. footfall has been down. as i been like for you?ded the app, haven't had a test. i have had some tests available on the front door so i have had people doing the tests outside and then making me after 15 minutes to show that they are negative. it has been a bit chaotic. i can imagine the chaos, the way you describe it there. what about the uncertainty from a business point of view? i don't expect you to go into great detail with facts and figures, but financially how hard has the last few months and weeks been and what are you expecting the new year to look like? it what are you expecting the new year to look like?— to look like? it has been verified. in this industry _ to look like? it has been verified. in this industry we _ to look like? it has been verified. in this industry we allow - to look like? it has been verified. in this industry we allow our - in this industry we allow our christmas and new year period to get ready for the quieter months of january and february but we are not seeing that, and although we are grateful fr

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surely appreciate asl secretary.n'tjust is really awful for them and it isn't just those venues, is really awful for them and it isn'tjust those venues, as you say, theatres and cinemas, football and others that are affected directly, by these restrictions, but i think what we are now starting to see our people are starting to take their own action, cancelling bookings and thatis own action, cancelling bookings and that is having an effect on hospitality and elsewhere. we do want the government to be very mindful of that, to keep a watchful eye on that and to assess constantly that economic impact, the impact on businesses as well. i know for many in the culture sector, in theatres and so on, they wanted a mask wearing and they wanted covid passes earlier on because they wanted to be able to give people, audiences the confidence to go there. we were saying all along that mask wearing should have continued right through from the summer to today and that perhaps would have made it less of a hard handbrake turn as we ar