so you put all those things together and certainly there are headwinds for the aussie dollar. i wasn't able to share the chart with you but there's a nasty head and shoulders on the chart as well that suggest the aussie could fall quite a bit further in the early part of next year. rishaad: let's go to the question of the day, it's a fairly easy question to ask and a difficult one to answer, how much will inflation hurt assets in when he 22? -- in 2022? you can turn around and say inflation has helped some assets as well. >> you can certainly say pluses or minuses on that one. one of the questions we ask is where you see u.s. inflation by the end of next year? in general, the average responses came in with a much lower number than we are seeing now. u.s. inflation is close to 7% and they think it will fall 3.5%, a considerable drop. expect asian's in the marketplace are that inflation is already peaking in has quite a way to fall. that may be starting to get priced into some markets already. obviously the major risk, particularly to bond markets and to some extent equities is

so, what about the aussies? well, it all started in tears. in 2017. so pat cummins was given the biggest job in australian sport, less than two weeks before the series starts. it's the first time i've put on the blazer, actually, fits ok. yeah, i think when we walk out here day one, and see a packed house and see all the tv cameras and the start of the summer, it feels like it's here, i think that's when it will hit me. where there are ashes, there must be fire. normally, it comes naturally. this is cricket at its fiercest. one thing about this strange series we can be sure of. patrick gearey, bbc news. this is how you can follow the ashes across the bbc, ball—by—ball commentary on test match special. on the bbc sport website there will be in play—highlights clips alongside live text commentary and there's also a highlights show on the bbc iplayer from 5pm on every day of each test. liverpool became the first english side to win six out of six in he group stage of the champions league beating ac milan 2—1 in italy. they were already guarantee

this aussie girl is finally going home. special treat as a thank you to thailand's monkeys. and how the aftermath of the second world war helped to create one of berlin's most famous takeaway snacks. but first, with the christmas holiday season beginning, many will be crossing theirfingers for a return to something more like normality when compared to this time last year. particularly those expats heading home to family. and for australians who have been abroad during the pandemic, which includes myself, reuniting with the family back home this year will be especially significant. there are few things you have to do to go to australia. first of all you need to be eligible to go to australia, it is not completely open, you have to be double— vaccinated and be able to prove it, and then you get proof of that, you get an australia travel declaration, very similar to the arrival document you have to do the most places across the world now, and you have to do... one of these lovely pcr tests. so i will be dealing with that soon,

they'll continue to buy bonds at 400 aussie dollars a week until mid february.ying these bonds, snapping them up faster than they can print them at the moment. we've got this lack of movement. let's see if there's been reaction with the aussie dollar, looking at it .4% higher but pretty much at that level so not much changed. intraday, little or no movement there, as well. talking about the emergence of this new variant as being a new source of uncertainty. that's the obvious. they're also talking about global yields declining due to the variant, as well, and likely to take time to meet conditions for a rate rise. i'm p suggesting they should raise rates before july 2022. seeing two rate hikes in the pipeline for the r.b.a. during the course of next year. yvonne: how long can the r.b.a. hold on with rates at this point. some more alliance classing. the board is prepared to be patient so i think it is dovish in the tone of comments. inflation pressures less in australia than other countries. they've talked about dynamics of inflation a little bit different down u

you can read wyatt aussie dot com. before we did discuss the latest diplomatic spat with michael maloof, a former pentagon analyst, he says a, it's a case of double standards. i think that by this constant harassment in the black sea, in an area half way remove from from the united states and going right up against the borders of the russian federation, i think really isn't aggressive move the exercise in the black sea area was in response to the failures and the expulsion of the united states from afghanistan to the united states has to show re assertiveness that it's still a leader in the so called free world. it lacks any recognition really, spheres of influence. just like if the russians were to come into the area of gulf of mexico tomorrow, you can believe that there would be a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth in washington. the united states feels that it can do it to others, but it cannot be done to itself. is part of that exceptionalism concept that the united states sliced to tout around the world, in a so

in that regard, the yield strength is moving in the aussie's favor.aving fallen in recent years, they are structuring me -- it. the rba is taking baby steps away from its most aggressively dovish stance of no hikes until 2024. if they keep doing that and the australian economy is as strong as we think next year, growing by more than 6%, that will keep yields tilting and the aussie's favor. australia has a strong trade position. that helps as well. paul: as you are probably aware, 20 central banks meet this week. divergence appears to be the theme, they are going their own ways to varying degrees. what opportunities does this open up? sean: very risky for kerry given the volatility. there are low yields and they will remain so. the bank of japan, very much on hold. the swiss as well, nothing much going on their in terms of their yields being incredibly low. the ecb, we think while they do, it is not absolutely clear cut, the decision, they do have to weigh the reality that inflation is trending higher and may be more persistently above target than they

the aussie dollar on the back foot.road pressure when it comes to these commodity linked currencies, overall trading loader with a concern -- trading lower with a concern over commodities. the kiwi also seeing weakness. industrially we also have the omicron concerns weighing in new south wales we had a significant new high when it comes to new cases. over 3000 new cases. hospitalizations also doubled. so lots of concerns. there is more worry going into the trading day. david: absolutely. we still don't know whether it will affect the fed. we had a look at pricing an i glanced a that a couple seconds ago and given the omicron spread and also throwing in, the impacts in washington over the spending bill, it does not seem like markets are budging on the timing of that rate hike. cap treasuries are just coming online, lower in the short and higher in the longer end. we are slightly steeper on the curve. up 3. twos and tens are 142 and 60 basis points. our next guest sees this as a conviction trade. . a steeper yield curve.

the aussies found the weak spot in their strongest points. that really hurtsjoe root.last. edge. stark with a hammer blow. that was england's final chance — painful but predictable. just one game went ahead today in european cup rugby, as clubs struggled to navigate covid travel restrictions this weekend. leicester tigers continue to go from strength to strength. they came from behind to beat connacht, to make it 13 wins from 13 this season. connacht were 20—12 ahead, but the tigers fought back... hosea saumaki put the them back in front — plus a conversion and a penalty from bryce hegart. but connacht didn't leave empty handed — jack carty�*s last minute drop goal gave them a losing bonus point, as leicester won 29—23. and in the women's premier 155, world player of the year zoe aldcroft scored two tries as gloucester—hartpury claimed a bonus—point win at worcester. the away side scored six tries in all, winning 36—10 and have moved up to sixth in the table. and some more rugby news... as ospreys hooker ifan phillips has revealed he has had to have a leg amputated fol

the aussie dollar as well, these currency pairs on the downside.n by the tune of 0.5%. i'm looking at money come out of the norwegian krone. we are seeing overall this worry about oil price coming into the for as we look at a hawkish governor and hawkish central banks worldwide. we know that we've got this focus on risk coverage and. what about the individual names? there's been some could a good earnings after the bell. i'm sure romaine bostick has some great individual movers for us. romaine: good morning. keep an eye on oracle and cerner. this is the big corporate story of the day. a report saying cerner has been in talks with oracle to be acquired. this would be about a $30 billion deal that manages to put off. not a huge premium, but seeing cerner shares higher i about 18% in the premarket. oracle shares down about 4.5% on the day. we did get earnings last night out of fedex. they were good overall. the growth story still certainly in question, but you are seeing the story of pricing power here, able to pass on a lot of those extra costs onto

aussie and kiwi dollars holding.outs in stocks and commodities, and broader risk on sentiment. the aussie had enclosed -- having closed that. we are seeing modest gains off of the session highs for kiwi stocks in new zealand. vonnie: new studies show omicron may be less likely to send patients to hospital than delta. it comes as a new pfizer -- to the stockpile of covid treatments. our next guest, let's bring in stephen glass. why buy moderna now? surely the gains are priced in. what is in the pipeline we should know about? >> moderna has a deep pipeline that they used in the windfall from covid to invest in the pipeline. the first is a flu vaccine. it will be a combination respiratory vaccine including the flu, covid, and rsv. that will have a lot of benefits for the medical community. instead of getting three injections, you only need one. it comes at a lower cost. the biggest cost of these vaccinations, administering them. you are changing the times -- number of times you have to go get them. in the initial phase

like the aussie and the kiwi which is trading at 68 $.15.still up by .25%. omicron looms large. hi case numbers out of new south wales. a change to guidance as to when you can get your booster in australia, now four months. the return of masked mandates as well happening across three major australian states. vonnie: troubling over the next few days. let's bring in gareth nicholson, cio at new moreh international wealth management. i want to talk to you about treasuries and fixed incomes broadly. given we had the fed pitted, i know you are not coming out until january with you our forecast but may be give us a sneak peek. what happens to the yield curve? >> good question. good morning. i think the yield curve is going to -- we have already seen that. the -- markets over the last session and a little more. large amounts of equity comes from banks. if the economy is going to be able to withstand omicron and strong enough for the patients to have their medicine taken away, we are going to get -- and we are likely to get banks to do better. [indi

the aussies didn't have to bat again, but they chose to.lt as it had been made to look. they finished 45—1, a long way ahead, england sang regardless, but this might have been the day the music stopped. unsurprisingly contrasting moods in the adelaide dressing rooms... i guess in terms of where it sits now, i think we hold all the cards with when we want to bowl, how big a lead we have. 0bviously, night sessions are a big one. a big striking session with the new ball and conditions so, yes, certainly we've got a few options on the table now, being batting. pretty frustrating and disappointing to have lost two wickets like we did last night, and to get ourselves back in a position where we could get within touching distance of them. it is disappointing but we can talk about the guys that failed, but ultimately we should have gone on and got a big hundred there and got the pressure off the guys so a bit disappointing. 0n the bbc sport website, our cricket corrspondent jonathan agnew said the collapse was inexcusable. what did former england p

so, what about the aussies? well, it all started in tears.e first time i've put on the blazer, actually, fits 0k. yeah, i think when we walk out here day one, and see a packed house and see all the tv cameras and the start of the summer, it feels like it's here, i think that's when it will hit me. where there are ashes, there must be fire. normally, it comes naturally. this is cricket at its fiercest. one thing about this strange series we can be sure of. patrick gearey, bbc news. this is how you can follow the ashes across the bbc, ball—by—ball commentary on test match special. 0n the bbc sport website there will be in play—highlights clips alongside live text commentary and there's also a highlights show on the bbc iplayer from 5pm on every day of each test. liverpool became the first english side to win six out of six in he group stage of the champions league beating ac milan 2—1 in italy. they were already guaranteed going through to the knockout stage as group winners, milan were bidding to finish second to reach the the next round and w

gamble is issuing a recall of products known for containing amounts of penzen under the panteenn, aussiend herbal essences brands. they alerted retailers and asked them to remove the recall products from shelves. >>> the biden administration is taking major steps to battle climate change saying it will tighten foot emission standards model year.rucks for the 2026 the move will redirect a new year imee.e standard the seven-foot tall 2022 numerals arrived yesterday. they came all the way to new york city from california. the numbers have nearly 600 led bulbs and will be on display until noon on thursday. the mayor will make a decision by christmas on whether to scale back the big bash due to the surging covid cases. it looks beautiful, i'll be watching from home though. >> i was going to say, if they scale back stuff. doesn't change my tradition one bit. my tradition has always been to watch it from some place very warm and comfortable like my couch. >> nice and toasty. >> thank you so much. so up next, a new addition to the white house family. meet president biden's new puppy who already

kiwi and aussie dollar's slipping a little against the greenback.'s bring in chris weston, head of research at pepperstone group. great to have you as we see how asian markets reacted too many things, including how the u.s. markets reacted on friday on that very hot inflation report. what is key next? i know that you are in the camp that says two rate hikes the fed, we get the decision on wednesday. do you still hold that view, and is that a risk to bond investors and may be a risk that points to a higher dollar? chris: yeah, it's easy to continue with the central bank divergence theme. it will continue to be one of the biggest themes into next year, and people will actively continue to position portfolios for that situation. whether we continue to see the spread differentials between u.s. treasuries and respective of the markets, that has been a major driver. that is what we are going to need to see. we are going to need to see u.s. treasuries a selloff more aggressive than other markets to continue to boost the u.s. dollar. but what i like is that

so, what about the aussies? well, it all started in tears.dibly difficult decision but the right one for me. captain tim paine resigned over explicit texts he had sent in 2017. so pat cummins was given the biggest job in australian sport, less than two weeks before the series starts. it's the first time i've put on the blazer, actually, fits 0k. yeah, i think when we walk out here day one, and see a packed house and see all the tv cameras and the start of the summer, it feels like it's here, i think that's when it will hit me. where there are ashes, there must be fire. normally, it comes naturally. this is cricket at its fiercest. one thing about this strange series we can be sure of. patrick gearey, bbc news. we now know that england will be without their record test wicket taker, jimmy anderson for the first test. anderson is now 39 and says he's aiming to play three of the five tests in the series and england are saying they're just resting him to manage his workload. i think with the build—up everyone has had, the guys just want to make s

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the aussies didn't have to bat again but chose to, sensing it probably was not as difficult as it probably not as difficult as it had just been made to look. they finished 45—1, a long way ahead. those who followed england, sang on regardless, but this might have been the day the music stopped. so this is the state of play when they get under way in the early hours of the morning. australia 282 runs ahead, with nightwatchman michael neser alongside opener marcus harris. as england were bowled out for 236, mitchell starc was the pick of the bowlers with four wickets. england look to be heading 2—0 down in the series then. unsurprisingly, contrasting moods in the adelaide dressing rooms. i guess in terms of where it sits now, i think we hold all the cards with when we want to bowl, how big a lead we want to have. obviously the night sessions are a big one. certainly we see them as a big one, is a big striking session, if you like, with the new ball and conditions. yeah, certainly we have got a few options on the table now, being batting. pretty frustrating. disappointing. to have — pretty fr

berkeley, a huge day for cal, the aussie knocked down career high seven threes. this one part of an 18-0 run to blow the ga widepen. 73-53.rrio game is tonight at chase then they will head on the road to phoenix for the christmas day match up. >>> 4:57. coming up, california experiencing a troubling surge in coronavirus cases. we dig into the numbers and what's being done to reverse the trend. >>> two people in custody in connection with the shooting death of a former police officer in oakland. ho. ho. ho. it's santa. we got a problem. ♪ ho! ho! ho! >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a big rig flies off the road way in lafayette. what we know so far this morning. >>> one north bay county reporting a surge of omicron cases. the safety guidelines being recommended this morning. >>> today marks one of the busiest travel days of the season. the airport that could be seeing three times as many travelers. >> it's a rainy start with a chance of a thunderstorm in the forecast. mary is tracking those conditions. good morning. it's thursday december 23. i am aman

the aussies were closing in. ollie robinson lasted an hour before lyon got him. they go up 2—0 in the ashes. today marks 4,000 days since australia england last won a test in australia. to regain the ashes, they must somehow win the next three. patrick gearey, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. but will it be a white christmas? we are in the christmas run—up. it won't make for an easy forecast. let's take you to the big day, a battle not of the christmas number one but of an air mass, mild to the south, no snow, but cold air

and had meet the aussies ran out of time.ben stokes, so australia's the others made an enclosure around ten and sent in a lion. ., enclosure around ten and sent in a lion. . ., , , enclosure around ten and sent in a lion. . , . lion. oh, that was very close. nathan lane _ lion. oh, that was very close. nathan lane thought - lion. oh, that was very close. nathan lane thought he - lion. oh, that was very close. nathan lane thought he had i lion. oh, that was very close. i nathan lane thought he had an lion. oh, that was very close. - nathan lane thought he had an lbw, the umpire didn't. australia reviewed, then rejoiced. england reset. chris woke smita defiance 44, joss buttler, a natural cavalier relied on his shield. no wickets fell for more than two and half hours. say it quietly. maybe. but english optimism on this tour is no sooner formed english optimism on this tour is no soonerformed than english optimism on this tour is no sooner formed than shattered. the end of loucks, and ultimately help. england dragged us into the

we it was actually the more i did it, even if aussie today or hybrid for them. yeah. no, one of you, i'll be she no jack, there will be a talking writers life and she's so another winning strategy for corporate interests in germany has been to play the role of allies and the fight against obesity. in this commercial, produced by a supermarket chain promises a commitment to promoting healthy foods to help children make their dreams come true. but is it really wise to trust the industry? ah i know villa and if i could respond and he put it as crazy and soon amulet of deutschland saw the politic they're dismissed, vom yet as associate offered you as i and as it was, it was the not to and does the same garden. but i still live in soon saw which bentley has does, had indigo and dusty village huffed amana and his ash darken lobby and our talent out as much roughly hadn't. doesn't it? my not a who aggravated when at schools on tightly her belong, am the german government counts on the industries the bill the to regulate itself? it does not impose either taxes on sugary bever

anderson led an england fighback in the first couple of sessions on day two of the third test... as the aussies first innings lead of 82. but no sooner than hopes were raised, it all went wrong with the bat again, as england crumbled to 31 for 4 at stumps. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports: england players were unsure for a while if they would even be allowed in the ground. for covid—i9 cases amongst the support staff on their family but all of the test, the test. yes, england prospered. successful mark wood. what about steve smith? here comes james anderson. england quickly dismissed australia's most esteemed spatters. hey, we are in this, maybe. marcus harris persevered for australia. not always pretty. and that feeling of optimism was sneaking away from england. as so often they needed anderson. harris was gone. elite florist helped australia build their lead when they're in insanity and did and they were 82 runs i and in the last hour the true context of the last hour the true context of the d. england batting again. the very next ball, david malan. he was gone. so leach was sent

a huge day for the aussie knocked down a career high 7 threes. this one part of an 18-0 one to blow this one passed pacific. 25 points as the bears win their four straight 73-53. then on their way for christmas match up. guys? >> thank you. >>> a holiday favorite is back as san francisco fire stations compete to show off their christmas spirit, we will show you, next i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california makes health insurance easier in every way. with financial help for millions of us and free assistance to compare your options. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st at coveredca.com >>> welcome back. new at 11:00. san francisco firehouses are all brightly lit up for the holidays. >> they are all decked out as part of a decoration contest that actually started 73 years ago. >> here is a look at one of the finalists. >> that is nic

. >>> the aussie knocked down his career-high, part of a 12-0 run. 25 points for him as the bears gorth straight. the bears are next in action on january 2nd and they will be against the stanford cardinals. this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >>> one last check of what is happening weatherwise for most of us. mist and drizzle, but the rain is beginning to pick up a bit in the santa cruz mountains. over one 10th of one inch of rain in the last hour or so. we will see more rain heading into the rest of this evening. especially overnight. that midnight with heavy rain to our north will come sweeping across the bay area with a few rumbles of thunder. >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. you can

get a hold of me. jasmine 7, you can cook. cook echoed out it ivy. dip aussie kaitlin. you do an optional city button. i yeah, it is as wish as shown, spotty. maybe get it printed on black. i think this is on jacked. oh my god, sugary drinks fast foods causing all these health problems. i mean look at that would you just. ready look, the times revealed that between 2008 in 2015, steve player had received over 3 and a half $1000000.00 in research funding from coca cola. i pointed to serve as scientific expert by the city and county of san francisco. dean shillinger must untangle the truth from falsehood. when we did the analysis of the studies, we found that every study that found that there was no association between sugary beverage consumption and will be seen. diabetes was funded in some way by the industry. whereas among all the studies that found that there was an association between the consumption soda and sugary beverages and obesity, diabetes, except for one, we're independently funded. so we now know, and there's other evidence that industry has been i'm influe

the recall impacts brands like panting, aussie, herbal essence and waterless products like moose and hairspray and they are not included in the recall. >>> stunning new video out of palisades with skiers and snowboarders showing off their stunts all with snow from the last storm and gorgeous conditions this weekend and earlier this month some ski resorts had rely on man-made snow but after this last storm dumped up to 8 feet of snow in some areas, the scene looks totally different. >> have you ever snow boarded? >> i have never done that. i can ski. >> there is something about a sport that has an ambulance at the bottom of the hill. >> no thank you. >> that is a pretty shot. >>> yes. the pictures we were showing of that glorious snow in the sierra we will put down almost the same exact amount again over the christmas holiday and the sierra snowpack is at 100% now and we are about to add another 6 to 8 feet up there is great news and, yes it means rain but that sounds a lot more dramatic than it is and we do have to talk about rain on tuesday and then a few days after that but tuesday

the recalled products include dry shampoo and dry conditioner under the brand names up and teen aussie and herbal essences, recalled items can be identified by their production code, which is found at the bottom of the spray cans. procter and gamble says it began to review all of its aerosol products after an initial recall found unexpected levels of benzene from the propellant that sprays a product out of the cans. also included in the recall certain old spice and secret aerosol spray anti-perspirants. the company says the vast majority of its products are not affected by the recall. >> next in sports with a depleted roster because of covid issues. the warriors taking on the sacramento kings will have a live preview from chase center. coming up. starting a new week. let's check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look at the dry and clear golden gate bridge countdown to christmas under way in the countdown to the rain with dave sphar hoping to dollar shopping because it's going to be quite wet this week ahead. you want to load up the car with all the rain gear as you will need it. >> and t

european and asian bonds retrieving the year, and the aussie dollar marginally bid up .1% from the commodity-linked currencies, and brent crude getting a lift by .3%. let's get to the asian session in a bit more detail because the asia-pacific index is unable to translate the positive momentum from the united states overnight into something meaningful. the upside currently a little bit lower, but one bucking the trend, up above the trend on speculation we should get more easing for economic expansion. south korea under pressure by about .2%. we will be back at the bottom of the hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide, in the heart of silicon valley, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco, and this is "bloomberg technology." over the next few minutes, we are going to get meta-about meta. plus, the facebook file, shocking revelations from a whistleblower and former facebook employee who went all the way to capitol hill to accuse the company of prioritizing profits over people. and an early investor in

a huge day for the aussie knocked down a career high 7 threes. this one part of an 18-0 one to blow this one passed pacific. 25 points as the bears win their four straight 73-53. then on their way for christmas match up. guys? >> thank you. >>> a holiday favorite is back as san francisco fire stations compete to show off their christmas spirit, we will show you, next hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill... [laughs] so true. and now, the moon christmas special... gotta go! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. sing 2. >>> welcome back. new at 11:00. san francisco firehouses are all brightly lit up for the holidays. >> they are all decked out as part of a decoration contest that actually started 73 years ago. >>

just to go to the, to the ministers council aussie of nato because they are, she will be confronted with a vote, which she does not believe to exist. and therefore, a steep learning curve is required and may be the members of the government will have steeper coast than the followers in the parliament. quite to be silent on the photos in the political parties differ or not, of disappointment will come up your in. so next week's was the government tries to learn how politics and world politics really work. now i think you would probably agree with me that actually marco, i know that you have been critical of some of her policies, but institutionally it is she have a tighter reap on power. i'm not saying that she wasn't nasir profits for ability to enforce her decisions. to sell them to the public, much greater, she was also a very experienced politician looking at this new coalition, the personality, political agendas that they represent on how easy or how challenging do you think it's gonna be a for them internally to agree on the she's let alone selling them to the people. so this will b

well, news from aussie international. first, he has a statement for the future of the world without american leadership might be grim and chaotic. certainly, according to secretary of state, antony blinking. that is, but as ours is nicki aaron's been finding out, there are quite a few countries reeling in the aftermath of washington's help. have you ever wondered what the well to might be like without the united states? i think chaos. that's what it thinks when we're not engaged. when we don't lead, then one or 2 things house, either some other country tries to take our place, but probably not in a way that advances our interests and values, or no one to us. and then you get chaos. yes, the us has used is magic touch to bring peace and harmony to many a state far and wide. one fine example operation enduring freedom, better known to you and i as the u. s. invasion of afghanistan following the september, the 11th attacks, the u. s. entered the country with a mission to hunt down the song bin laden unpunished. the taliban g

first of all, reports from crock: us a thing, a call, if you, it's been for years since he'll read an aussie parmelee. this son was killed during protest in venezuela. one bowel was a student and died of cardio genic shock in april 2017. after being hit by a tear gas canister at close range, ether, he says to with a cancer patient and one barrier was frustrated with a situation which made it difficult for her to be treated. please call me but i was told, my son was dead. it was like the world stopped, they broke our life, i remember that day because they killed my husband and me. 2 years later, our daughter died of cancer. they destroyed our family in the same way. they have destroyed hundreds of families in venezuela. juan pablo was a basketball player and a student did though she though was to be a lot of children, the gender. everything has been a challenge fighting the prosecutor's office. the prosecutor has been changed 15 times in 2019. all the actions came from us. nobody does anything they want to see . it was an accident, and it was not one paolo's, death is just one of them. many c

volunatry recall affects some batches are under brand names pantene, herbal essences, old spice and aussiearkable return to competitive golf over the weekend, ten months after he badly injured his leg in a car crash. woods and son charlie finished second at the p.n.c. championship in florida, a pro golfer and family members tournament. he said it felt like a personal victory. >> to have the opportunity to be able to play with my son and to have these memories, both of us for our lifetime, is worth all the pain. >> brennan: woods had a slight limp as a result of the crash, but it is an incredible recovery after many thought he might not walk or play again. up next, christmas wishes from inside a children's hospital. pp. -- a children's hospital. chopped off when traders tell us how to make thinkorswim even better, we listen. like jack. he wanted a streamlined version he could access anywhere, no download necessary. and kim. she wanted to execute a pre-set trade strategy in seconds. so we gave 'em thinkorswim web. because platforms this innovative, aren't just made for traders - they're made

and for me, watching aussie still had feed is sad, is just a few months left for president mat chrome. is it convinced frank by you just to keep him in the job is the competition snapped at his heels. will look at his biggest rivals. just stop with with 2021 rapidly coming to an end to this time for some reflection. what will we remember about this year? how did our lives change? also we look forward to the new year. what does 2020 to have in store for us? will we be living in interesting cars with ah, welcome back with our team now 2022. it's lining up to be a big election year for france. president mack, ron hoping for a 2nd term. but he is up against some big competition in the final months before polling starts as shar. davinsky explains, hey ho. hi im is running out on a manual macro ones. first time in the elisa with the french people just months away from a new vote. and it does seem that even after 5 rocky years, macaroni is still in po position. i think it will be mark chrome and micron. whatever happens, i will vote micro. however, he faces a battle with some new faces in th

there was solid charity. aussie was now everyone is on their own. and i thought the people now only worry about that finance that bugs me, but i don't blame them. they want to provide for their children. i blame the official. i thought about the letter people don't. hunger is terrible. when i say hundreds of professors have been marching in the capital manila to mock international human rights de protest as hell placard slogan, stop the killings and defend press freedom. when it comes to the supreme court about the legality or anti terrorist law that opponent say it could threaten democracy. donald trump has suffered another set by president to book the release of official records of the capitol hill writes last january. a federal appeals court rejected his plea to keep documents in phone record secret because the presidential privilege from so expected to appeal to the supreme court to stop the documents being handed over to the panel. the politicians who are reviewing whether he incited the storming of congress the millions of american teenagers c

the aussies dominated the start of the traditional boxing. they taste at the m. c. g. on sunday. hassan pat cummins dismissed each of the top 3 english batsman with my cho routing 50 in the roll out for just $185.00. the australians was $61.00 for one at the close plate. thanks to a brisk david warner innings in the final hour. was my family's great route as well. ah. yes. the man's a water to join a pretty pretty small club in her flesh is his daughter. ah sigh picks her new business really cricket ah, yes, i can be around one ah young indigenous kid sir, to want to play cricket that we've got to get a bit stronger. and so with our dismissals, and we know that we spoke about that and, and that's just being honest with ourselves so. so we need to keep or keep doing that. we saw in that 2nd in adelaide that we bought it for a period of time. and for a long while we look when it comes down to the 2nd ins again here, that's exactly what we're going to have to do. okay, and that's all the sports needs during. okay, thank you so much. we'll see you later on. and thanks for

$2.00 visitors rather for over the holidays and non essential businesses will be close ah, elsewhere aussie has lifted his blanket lockdown within the vaccinated, enjoying greater freedoms. the unjust remain subject to lockdown rules, but are allowed to attend gatherings of up to 10 over the festive season. the change has them little to subdue. protests 1000 seriously, marched through vienna's riot police labor streets on saturday. meanwhile, amid surgeon coven numbers in britain, germany, mendez warrenton on k arrivals. from monday, august, peter oliver in berlin has more on germany's covered situation. for the 4th wave old cove at 19 certainly isn't over. and while we're still dealing with that, the new german health minister car allowed to buy has been, will painting a pretty bleak picture about the immediate future. and he was looking at the number of infections of the o micron variant in the united kingdom and saying that there is potentially a massive 5th wave of the virus on its way brushed us. i'm assuming there'll be a massive 5th wave. i mean close concept with my colleagues from

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she did as she stood, aussie done, emmel empress. elizabeth was no stranger to this tranquil, swift city. hm. to see a doctor says usually cc loved spending time on the shores of lake geneva. it's an exceptional place for cities, excuse y'all. she loved hiking in the mountains, which was very unusual for a person of her rank all that fateful september day began like any other a stroll. some shopping, nothing special. just before she died, she reportedly asked what happened to me? it renews. you're so welcome at her. she came for just 24 hours and i should be bowel ness. as you leave an orchard had invited her to lunch. she'd been a guest at the boulevard many times before noon, but this was just a short visit. she dropped off her luggage and hurried off to lunch properly. priscilla roneesh then she shopped and ate some ice cream. she loved ice cream, lay t martini glasses, dawning glass sissy's memory is kept alive in the halls. she once walked and showcase displaced the empress his bodice. the drops of blood have faded in the fabric with tine. ah, so the patricia carr makin ne, while he

the aussies scoring runs they probably wouldn't need, and waiting for the right time to put england in. forget winning, england had to survive more than four sessions to survive more than four sessions to draw. haseeb hameed only made it through six balls. still, keep smiling because dawid malan is in form, until he was also in line, lbw, english batsmen tend to come and go in flocks. rory burns fought for 3a and then took flight. three down. at least they still had joe root, officially the world's best batter and england's strongest point but australia found his weakest spot. the last over before the close and england's captain tried to stay patient in the pain. it is a cruel game. patient in the pain. it is a cruel came. . ~ . ,, ., . game. edged and mitchell starc with a hammer blow! _ game. edged and mitchell starc with a hammer blow! to _ game. edged and mitchell starc with a hammer blow! to win _ game. edged and mitchell starc with a hammer blow! to win the - game. edged and mitchell starc with a hammer blow! to win the test, - a hammer blow! to win the test, australia need _ a h

business got off the ground and very soon flying robles will god and protected u dash above oliver aussie ah ah ah ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation. let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. are those 3 how that strategy will be successful? very difficult. time. time to sit down and talk with . that's suddenly an insidious. last thought it was not on lady medium, splitting it into this last i truisms that missed that they were eating with not senior senior on the substitute bus number, i wanted to change the ac one north as well as the procedures we get that the me for we get the sub so could employed to come get that you're like, are you good out of me notice that nice little mix with when you my what are some work with low but then so i should just suggesting.