and in fact there was a hope on the baxter side they would lead somewhere.oint it doesn't appear to they got a no. now they're willing to pay 125 people familiar with the situation told me perhaps it would be even a bit more than that one thing they're not willing to do at baxter, jim, go hostile or pursue an unsolicited in the sense of trying to challenge for the board, the window for which nominations open up the later part of january. it is a classified board it is staggered. but you have the ceo upduring that they won't do it they won't go that route, i'm told they're hoping they can re-engage in dialogue. they got a no initially. that may be all it is. ly simply a no they see a real opportunity here the company sales have been hurt this year as a result of the pandemic, but are seen going up fairly substantially next year. >> got baxter up, people think baxter needs it, i guess and has been maybe not enough hospital work and yet omnicell is up. what kills the stock >> what bad news sometimes does still. sometimes. >> really? >> yeah, really missing earn

so proud of him. 0ther recipients in the new year list include director of rugby rob baxter at exetergets an 0be, and the captain joe simonds becomes mbe. former england captain gillian coulthard appointed mbe for services to football. and for his charity work, former jockey bob champion becomes a cbe. adam wild, bbc news. let's just get some more on lewis hamiltons knighthood. earlier i spoke to michael eborda, who helps compile the annual powerlist, britain's most influential people of african and african caribbean heritage. hamilton topped that this year as well. ina in a sport that is quite an elite sport in many ways, it is totally non—diverse from an ethnicity point of view. for him to make this sort of view. for him to make this sort of stamp that he has made particular over the past 12 months i think is so over the past 12 months i think is so laudable and it is testament to the man that he is. he has been in that position for a long time as the only black formula i driver. why do you think, he has formed his own hamilton commission pushing for change in f1? he wants to see mo

ian baxter of baxter freight, thanks for joining ian baxter of baxter freight, thanks forjoining us. at the latest, even if we haven't got through all of the questions, which obviously i will try to do. i understand the cobra meeting planned for today is likely to take place anytime from 1:30pm onwards, so obviously i have to be free to participate in that. i'm going to speak ina participate in that. i'm going to speak in a few moments about the announcements we made over the weekend, the announcement i set out here on saturday evening, and i will also reflect on the decisions that have been made and intimated over the by other countries in respect of closing borders with the uk. but first of all, let me begin with today's statistics. the total number of positive cases reported yesterday was 1504, representing 6% of the total number of tests carried out. at the overall number of confirmed cases is now 113,050. as you will have noticed, today's figure represents a significantly higher number of new cases than we have seen number of new cases than we have seenin number of new cases tha

with mike baxter from "last man standing."marvel cinematic universe type of situation. >> they called the episode "dual time." >> jimmy: dual time, that's good. >> it was pitched to me, a standalone episode, the two guys meet. then it gets into this weird world -- the only other character i've done this with is buzz lightyear. sometimes i say, buzz wouldn't say that. inevitably people are telling me how to grunt. the writers are going, curious grunt! they write it. they say, that's a curious grunt? i got so into it, tim taylor, number one, i'm not sure he translates to mike baxter. it was very difficult to be the two guys. because i did most of the scenes, obviously -- did one side, did the other side. what's tim taylor like nowadays? i got way into this. >> jimmy: his hair's white. [ laughter ] >> that's one of the better jokes in there. taylor goes, we look just like each other, except i don't color my hair. [ laughter ] it was really clever. it's a standalone episode. i appreciate so much that these writers came up with it.

he's the public information officer lieutenant baxter with the san francisco fire department. thank you for joining us this morning, sir. what makes this so valuable to san francisco. you have the fire station right there. >>well first of all this is amazing and i want to thanks winner, 10 dpw and san franciscans for helping us get to this point if you can see behind me this old stations there for a 100 years. it's. you know we have the good in the bout, this has so much tradition. it's one of the oldest station it's got the last spinal staircase and has so many cool things out hour firefighters really love, however we know that we need to grow in a doubt to the needs of our community which are increasing water incidents. the need to be able to officiant way to respond to emergencies such as we saw in 19 '06 1989, and recently the pier 45 fire with this station has to offer his number one it's on a barge. so if we see global warming. we're not going to have to worry about station or rebuilding a station this will actually float in rise to that tied increase we have an earthqua

out and now that this new strain has been identified that it might put paid to some of the anti baxter's yeah i mean i think the vaccine is critical in this and clearly we've got one in the u.k. and it's already licensed we've seen that there are others coming online my hope is that we're going to see the oxford one roll out very shortly and as that happens we're going to be able to immunize more and more people i mean clearly immunization is the way out of this mess and i hope that the anti masses think very carefully about spreading malicious rumors before they do it vaccines save lives the. most important thing we can do is to make sure that the the isolated the vulnerable the elderly or even i so they'd come to me and then we need to move down those levels those here levels of people who are high risk and ensure that the vast majority of occupation get their name in our eyes oceans it's going to be quite a christmas for many millions but i suppose better be safe than sorry wish you a merry christmas to dr david bell thanks for joining us again i thank you and here . next u.s. secreta

baxter as a financial survival does stacey learn a salad still loves to say i'm a troika and here i am greece time face of the fight wall street fraud thank you for helping. destroy 6 that's true fellowship debt slavery. fund welcome to worlds apart my guest today likes to say that he takes intellectuals to come up with really stupid ideas ideas that down spread across society just like parasites draining the host organism and making him behave in strange and sometimes even south in danger in ways from identity politics to council culture to the now emerging call big bang teenager how do seemingly noble propositions turn toxic well to discuss that i'm now a joined by god sadat a professor in marketing of concordia university and author of the newly released book the parasitic mind how infectious ideas killing commonsense chris aside it's a great pleasure for me to talk to thank you very much.

but the answer is to make more make new classes around people takes and if we take a look at anti baxter's we've seen a resurgence of diseases including measles and mumps widely attributed to people refusing to get vaccines could this lead to new viral strains and widespread contagions yeah the more particularly there is for a virus to affect new people the more fertility there will be for it to me tell you some of those mutations will have no effect at all some of them will be at that end the cation the real get one that causes a problem like we've got with the strain that's causing problems in mostly in southeast england and of course the strain that's the reason it was healthy africa . another daunting thought is there have been various scientific studies on ancient bacteria being reawakened by the melting permafrost for example there was a case here in russia people catching anthrax from a 75 year old defrosted deer carcass is that something we should be concerned about as climate change accelerates it's entirely possible that the schools. the bacteria that cause these are the fracs pr

other recipients in the list include director of rugby rob baxter at exeter chiefs, and the captain becomesappointed mbe for services to football. and for his charity work, former jockey football. and for his charity work, formerjockey bob football. and for his charity work, former jockey bob champion football. and for his charity work, formerjockey bob champion becomes cbe. adam wilde, bbc news. burnley‘s new american owners say they will fully support the manager, sean dyche, and give him funds in the januray transfer window. the investment group alk capital has completed its takeover of the club by buying an 8a% stake. alan pace has replaced mike garlick as club chairman and he says the takeover marks a new era for burnley and they are looking to be involved for year to come. what attracted us specifically to burnley had a lot to do with the passion of the fans, the quality of the club and the way it had been managed, the longevity of the coaching staff, and the ability for us coaching staff, and the ability for us to see a path to growth. we would not do anything that is not on a long—t

to process the approval it's just russia's president has ordered officials to begin mass covert 19 baxter nations next week that of a person said his country will have produced $2000000.00 doses of its sputnik the vaccine within the next few days it's said to be 92 percent effective against the virus the vaccination campaign will be voluntary russia has reported of it 2300000 infections. u.s. officials say they hope to have around 40 percent of adults immunized by the end of february vaccines developed by pfizer and are expected to be a perfect week that says the u.s. hit a new day the record of more than 100000 people being admitted to hospital health secretary says millions of vulnerable people could be vaccinated by the end of the year. we can make our 1st shipments of vaccine to state this month and we are on track to be able to ship enough vaccine for $20000000.00 americans before the end of the year of course we're all eager to have enough supply vaccinate every american who wants it and because of operation works speed we expect to be at that point in the spring vaccines will only

the exeter chiefs director of rugby, rob baxter, has been made an 0be.irst ever european title. captain joe simmonds is also made an mbe. as is the former british number one tennis player anne keothavong. she's currently the captain of the british billiejean king cup team. that's the tournament that used to be known as the fed cup. and formerjockey bob champion has been made a cbe. he was diagnosed with testicular cancer in the late 1970s but recovered to win the grand national in 1981. he's since gone on to raise millions towards cancer research. to the premier league, and burnley have a new owner. the american investment group alk capital has completed its takeover of the club by buying an 84% stake. alk managing director alan pace has replaced mike garlick as club chairman, and he says the takeover marks a new era for burnley. the premier league says it hasn't even discussed the idea of pausing the season after a rise in coronavirus cases at clubs. new cases at fulham meant that their game against tottenham was postponed last nightjust three hours bef

hesitancy is a great worry because as many of us said the anti masters of today are that you ask baxter tomorrow and this misinformation there's so active misinformation campaign out there actually and this is very worrisome now the number of people who said they will take a back seat has actually inched up so that's actually good and all the polls are actually were taken much earlier for we had the 95 percent effort to see and the f.d.a. approval of the u.k. approval in canadian approval so with all the scientific approach supports and experts i think that we george you people will still take the backseat but as any person in public health knows it's ultimately the back seam crow graham rollout that saves lives not just the vaccine itself so the o.p.o. the war of hearts and minds in addition to just the pure science of this vaccine is safe and the only avarice the facts seem and these trials were equally tween the vaccine a placebo which means the backseat had nothing to do with that whatsoever this vaccine is safe and it saves lives. south korea has reported a 2nd day of record high c

still pfizer, the baxter operating in the us and will be soon available and the eu, so far as pfizerve stated that the vaccine is efficacious against this new strain of variant of the virus. —— the vaccine. we need to continue testing ensure this is the case, but the very important thing is to proceed with the vaccination as soon as possible. it is essential to undertake this huge effort of vaccinating almost 5 million people per month to reach the proportion of the population that has to be covered to have appropriate herd immunity. millions of americans face going without unemployment benefits after saturday amid a political standoff over a $900 billion coronavirus stimulus package. direct payments of up to $600 per person, eviction protection measures and a paycheck protection programme were all approved by congress on monday, but president trump has refused to sign the bill into law. aaron safir reports. the 60—vote threshold having been achieved, the motion to concur is agreed to. in a year where the deep divisions in american politics were laid bare... today is a good day. ..mo

a weather update baxter on to 0 then the canary island resumes flights to send migrants back home after a surge in a rival. some businesses struggle to survive the pandemic others innovating to keep their doors open. for. the weather this on the cool side across the middle east but dry lot of settled weather coming through will be a few showers across northern parts of the region to he could see some showers some longer spells of frame for a time sliding a little further east with maybe still wanted to show they too were northern parts of iran just up around the caucuses here in casa fun is right temperatures of around 24 celsius quite a key. it's going to feel fresh tempests 2324 degrees then as we go on through the next couple of days the fine weather the sunshine that stretches down across much of the arabian peninsula and joins up with the fine weather that we have on the other side of the gulf of aden settle there for somalia without some showers sent to central parts of africa as we should do the showers stretching the way of a towards the gulf of guinea some watching weather for

nancy baxter, head of the melbourne school of population and global health.ok at some of the top analyst recommendations across markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: you are watching markets asia. a check of the latest is nist flash headlines, royal dutch shell is selling a minority stake in a liquefied natural gas export project in australia to its partners for 2.5 billion dollars u.s. dollars. the sale of 20 6% of the facilities should be completed should -- next year. it will reduce exposure to a turbulent market. zealand company is falling after a decline in sydney. it lost nearly a quarter of its value last week, saying products bought by nationals from china teresa let home have suffered more than expected in the coronavirus fallout. chineseruption as consumers shift to local brands. apple is putting an indian supplier on probation, support orders after a riot at a plant. it is the first iphone maker in india and the companies say inquiry -- inquiries say it failed to properly manage working hours and wage payments. ma is reportedly ready to hand over

baxter, tennessee, business owner. what type of business?- [indiscernible] -- you are thriving in covid because everyone wants to be close to home to socially distance. my comment comes from the insurance side. no commercial insurance policy in america covers communicable diseases. there is exclusion. owner, alone,ual stands liable if people consume for covid. it is a real issue. they would have to change all the liability forms and throw out the exclusion, which will imperil all the insurance companies, if you say, all of a sudden companies that have not collected premium for that exposure now may have to pay so many millions. workmen's comp. covers it. any employee injured anywhere on the job i covid, if he got it there, he is covered. that is a sole remedy. in other words, you cannot sue above that unless there is gross negligence on the part of the employer by not providing ppe. value do yound of place on one of these cases? place valuedo you on anything? in states, they have legislatures saying, if you die, you get this much money. that

doug ma, dean baxter, wish you and your family and your beautiful wife well.e stein, rob brennan, shimon baum. joe, ben gelb, charlie, chester, alex steinfield, kaitlyn westin, amanda torpey, robert melendez, emily wilson, jill davis wrate. judy hunter we miss you. ben meyer, paul cutting. paul bernius, gina fellows, phil loccisano, and lj, your name is not on this list but without you we would never get it off the ground. love you, miss you guys. can't wait in 2021 when we can all be in a room together, shake hands and hug, but for now we're staying apart, staying safe and celebrating wisely. thanks for joining us, everybody, and to our viewers, thank you so much. i hope you have a safe, peaceful, quiet weekend. stay safe, stay healthy, i'm christine romans. "new day," is next. >>> this new variant from the united kingdom has been identified here in the state of california. >> it is very likely the vaccine induced response will protect you. >> of course, we need to be doing a better job, but all vaccine programs start somewhat slow. >> the president is going

seaforth or something the anti- baxter's don't like about the vaccine? select the anti- vaccine movement will seize on anything that us new pretty because of never have mrna vaccine behind the technology behind that they'll seize on that it's it's a genetic vaccine, hasn't been tried before. they try to create these arbitrary assertions for drums on the defensive say no, no, no i think we actually have to push the value of this vaccine first. and show how this really is in face vaccine and represents decades of work to painstakingly understand biology. kennedy: it is incredible. today were talking about a viru virus. maybe we can lick cancers differently like infectious diseases which is what you specialize in. and use this technology and apply it there. my other were a is a lot of people will get the first shot, but a good chunk of them will not go back for the second period we think the percentage of the ones who will not go back for the second shot? >> i think based it on other vaccines at 75 or 80% will come back for the second vaccine but we want to

or maybe as another few of our frank baxter asks, may be part of the solution is more federalism passing responsibility to state government and elsewhere. was the availability of capacity, doesn't point simply to the need for greater congressional capacity? or disappoint toward a need to pass along some of what we now demand of congress to other parts of our system? >> well legislature national legislature is unique institution. it is at the center of every modern democracy. certainly there are certain issues that can be dealt with at the state and local level. there are to the extent that our economy is truly nationalized. and so much power is now at the federal level. and unwinding that power i think a be very difficult. that we have to really resolve a lot of these issues in national legislature certainly there are some who have called for more powers of congress to just be given over directly to the executive branch. some of that happened de facto because congress has just not used its powers. the executive branch has taken them. but i think that is very dangerous. because that centr

my colleaguejane hill has been at the service in st paul's today, where she spoke to mark baxter — who a point of reflection this year. i unfortunately lost my brother on 28 october very suddenly, really, which happened to be my mother's birthday. so for so many people, you know, who've got their own story to tell, especially this past year, i think to have a time when we can all come together and share in grief — which is something we haven't been able to do this year. you've probably heard stories all day, really, about how people were not with their loved ones when they passed because of the covid situation. and i can't believe how harrowing that would've been for so many people. but like i say, for us to have a national reflection i think is something that's really important. and whether someone has lost someone through coronavirus or, sadly, as in your brother's case, something else entirely, a different health issue — you still haven't been able to be with people, none of us have been able to be with people and have those normal conversations and a hug, and a shared cup of tea an

ian baxter voted to remain, while nigel, voted to leave. they join us now.a re ntly bad at all. with news of a deal apparently in a moment, how are you feeling this morning and hello to you, ian, ican feeling this morning and hello to you, ian, i can see you there now. let's get your reaction, nigel, first of all to the prospect of a deal being reached today. first of all to the prospect of a deal being reached todaym first of all to the prospect of a deal being reached today. it looks like it's going to be an historic and monumental day and one i always felt sure would come and in typical eu starlet has been dragged out and we have had to endure a number of issues on fishing with our favourite president macron, but i'm very happy that we can celebrate at 11pm on the sist, that we can celebrate at 11pm on the 31st, the end of the transition period and delighted we can start 2021 very positively for the uk. nigel, you say you are happy but we don't know what the deal contains and when it is handed out, be at the press and politicians, there will be 2000 pages

environmentalism. 0ther honours in the world of sport include an 0be for the exeter chiefs director of rugby rob baxterglishman, so to get something like this in the post, it's a wonderful pat on the back. i'm deeply honoured to receive this. it's been the best thing that has come into my life for a long, long time. i'm really, really chuffed. john mcguinness — who's a legend of tt motorcycle racing — has been made an mbe. he said the honour was "the icing on the cake for years of riding round in circles". the former british number one tennis player anne keothavong also becomes an mbe. she's currently the captain of the british billie jean king cup team — that's the tournament that used to be known as the fed cup. and formerjockey bob champion has been made a cbe. he was diagnosed with testicular cancer in the late 19705, but recovered to win the grand national in 1981. he's since gone on to raise millions towards cancer research. just a taster from the world of sport, names making the new year's honours this morning. and happy new year. and to you. i will see you, charlie, in the morning. it sounds li