so baylor adds a field goal and now you can storm the field. there we go.y of the day south dakota down three to south dakota state one second left final play of the game. carson camps pass is he winds up is gonna bounce off two defenders and into the hands of jeremiah webb for the game-winning score. are you kidding me? knock the ball down south dakota wins? 23-20 women's soccer first round of the ncaa tournament defending champ. are taken on stanford scoreless in the second corner kick makoto nizu with her first goal of season and check this out. she got some help went off a foot of a stanford defender santa clara advances one nil the final abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino, larry. all right. thank you chris that is going to do it for our report tonight. i'm larry beil and for dion limb abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5. am you don't have to get up? it's a dvr if you want for francis dig austin and chris alvarez. thanks for joining us tonight. enjoy the rest of your weekend everybody. have a good night. the classic holl

it makes shift camps on, in freezing conditions on the baylor roost, poland border bengal, russo set up some shelters, but there's still no sort of any resolution to its standoff with. poland obviously was jonah hall is live for us in a coca on poland side of the border with baylor roost. jonah, bring us up to speed with the humanitarian situation there this morning. well pictures we've been looking at know that you've been seeing similar things on a live feed from just across the border in that sort of no man's land area on the better route inside show people in there, hundreds waking up in what is rather so the squalid tented camp, just on the edge of the board, a zone close to a forest, making their way towards what looks like some kind of an a delivery point by the better. but bell original authorities and walking away with little sort of blue plastic bags. we don't know what's in those bags, but some sort of meagre a supplies others would have spent a night marginally, perhaps less uncomfortable in a converted warehouse made available for them on tuesday night. some protection t

in college football number 13 ba baylor, baylor ran all over oklahoma's defense.icking down. baylor fans start to storm the field. the team had to shoe them back into the stands because baylor made the questionable decision to call a time-out with 1 second left and kick a field goal. the fans were happy to try it again. the sooners playoff hopes now in serious doubt. michigan keeping its playoff hopes alive but just barely. penn state here, wolverines quarterback hitting eric gall on a short pass who takes it all the way, 47 yards for the touchdown. texas tech and iowa state, tied with three seconds left. texas tech kicker standing on his own 45 yard line and drills it. 62 yard winning field goal. devin neil punching it in to bring the jayhawks back to within 1. when you have nothing to lose, you go for it all. jaylen daniels finding jared kasey for the two-point conversion and the win. their first against an fbs team two years while handing texas the first five-game losing streak. indiana losing its sixth straight getting blown out against rutgers. guys, it was 3

bears baylor ranked 9th in the country right now.s to big plays freshman harrison ingram. >> grew up in nearby dallas. by the way, he had only 4 points about for 9 rebounds for jay to delay or chipped in 10 off the bench of stanford is down. only 6 at the half. >> but after the break, the bears took control outscoring the cardinals 52 to 20 oakland native james akinjo scored 11 points and dished out 11 assists baylor runs away with it. 8648 the final score. the cardinal dropped to 3, 2, on the season. fans will be celebrating down here on the farm for a while. still soaking in this win for the cal golden bears stanford won the acts and won the big game last year and cows house now count. it must be feel good for their fans and players to take home the acts in this game. mills kron 4 sports. he's like go bears. it's 7.27. we'll be right back after the break. for now with that. >> beautiful image of the american flag in the bridge. stick with us. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis un

baylor wins it and snap oklahoma's 17 game winning streak. the finish of the day was south dakota trailing south dakota state 20-17. he unloads it on the final play. stop it. it is tipped and caught in the end zone. 57 yards and the mt. rushmore state coyotes get a 23-20 victory.>>> it has been over one year since the 49ers won a home game, october 18, 2020 they beat the los angeles rams. the last time the 49ers were in attendance with fans, the final home game of 2019. that is when they defeated the los angeles rams. the rams already had a high- powered offense and now they have added three-time pro bowl wide receiver odell beckham jr. he is expected to make his los angeles debut on monday against the 49ers, that addition is huge for the rams as they losttheir second best receiver robert woods to a torn acl. i would say demeco ryans has had to rip up his prep sheet. >> i had so many more problemsbefore him and now extra problems. everyone knows obj has been a great player in the league for a long time. the rams already presented us with a to

but after the break, the bears took control to keep joe scored 11 points and dished out 11 assists baylorth it, though, 8648 the final score, the cardinal drop to 3, 2, on the season will have an update on the score here from the big game stanford stadium where we are right now. we'll have an update coming up at 8 o'clock in sports. for now. that does it for sports. we'll send it back to you. >> all right. cuyler, thank you. appreciate it. we'll see that 8 o'clock. and thank you so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock. >> we'll see you during our primetime coverage that kicks off at 8 o'clock tonight. for now i'm justine waltman jonathan mccall. the news always on the kron. 4 dot com. we'll see you back here that. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used wit

bears baylor ranked 9th in the country right now. but the cardinal hung around the 1st half. thanks to big freshman harrison ingram. >> we grew up in nearby dallas. by the way, he had only 4 points about for 9 rebounds for jay to delay or chipped in 10 off the bench of stanford is down. only 6 at the half. >> but after the break, the bears took control outscoring the cardinals 52 to 20 oakland native james akinjo scored 11 points and dished out 11 assists baylor runs away with it. 8648 the final score. the cardinal dropped to 3, 2, on the season. fans will be celebrating down here on the farm for a while tonight. still soaking in this win for the cal golden bears stanford won the acts and won the big game last year and cows house now count. it must be feel good for their fans and players to take home the acts in this game. >> that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 9 o'clock. we'll see you at 10 right after this break. i didn't have health insurance, not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive and i was having a h

ah, more than 400 iraqi migrants and refugees trapped to the poland, baylor was bought up a set to fly home. they've been taken to an airport in minsk at a set to fly out later on thursday. iraq's foreign ministry is trying to locate others in belarus who may also want to leave. but thousands of other refugees by grants are still living in makeshift camps. on the freezing conditions. bella russo set up some shelters, but there's still no sign of any resolution to it. stand off with poland. despite the dangers, many in the iraq are still willing to do whatever it takes to reach the e. u. iran. calm reports from a bill in northern iraq. he says his daughter was his life. the poland by the roost border isn't the only root desperate iraqis, a taking use of her bibs. daughter died as she tried to get from turkey to italy in a smugglers boat in early november. but the vessel capsized, killing the pain, is still roll liberally. oh look at their home to home and there was helen. i tried to prevent her from going, but it did not work. she wanted help for her daughter who suffered from ill healt

as soon as i said, beg, they're in, hein, oscar on the polish side of the border with baylor roost and said many thanks indeed. warrior keith is a specialist on the legal and political aspects of migration. he says he has no doubt the poland and the e. u of breaking international law. i think we have to treat them as if they are asylum seekers until the point of which they failed to reply for asylum. i'm sure the door is very, very clear on this. people are entitled to answer to cross over to answer country and then and on to only at that point, they are obliged to express their desire to apply for asylum. so i think at this point we have to treat them as if they're asylum seekers, even if they were migrants, they would be a case that the way that they've been treated is morally terrible and audio video legal. but yes, at this point i think asylum seekers is the only sensible sentence is not legal for them to on iraq, frances, all to deploy as they have gone, as i mean at the moment on the polish border, i apologize but, but there are 5 armed people for every one, man, woman and child

and thousands of refugees and migrants on the poland, baylor roost border was spent another night sleeping in makeshift camps in freezing conditions. on tuesday polish police fought water canada tear gas at those trying to cross armenia says that it's a great a c spy with as a by john following a day of violence which left at least 15 soldiers dead on medias. defense ministry says that russia helped to broke of the truce. it asked moscow to help to defend its territory against as every forces as a by john had accused armenia of provocation on media and as by john, 4 to 44 day wall last year over the disputed territory of nagondo color back me on laws ousted civilian leader on san sushi and 15 of her political allies are facing charges of election fraud. sushi has been detained since the military stage, a coup in february, and already faces a host of other criminal charges. the military justified its takeover by accusing her party of cheating to win landslide election victory. but independent observers found no evidence of fraud. she lay as president has survived that impeachment vote to re

peter hotez at texas children's hospital, and deal of the school of tropical medicine at baylor. i had a feeling we would be having this discussion sooner rather than later. some new variant was goods to emerge. we god a new alert from the european version of the cdc, saying that there is a very high risk -- high to very high risk that this new variant will spread throughout europe. i suspect it's not going to be very long before our cdc says the same thing. >> well, a few thoughts. one, this is the consequence of failing to vaccinate the african continent. only 6% of the continental is vaccinated. we knew additional variants were going to emerge. that's how variants of concern arise. they emerge among unvaccinated populations. the fact there was not a good-faith effort to go beyond mrna and no vector vaccines, we could have had the african continent vaccinated by now had we done that. so part of this is aself inflicted wound, but look, i think it's important to convey the message there's concern, but the sky is not falling. here's why, jim. first, this variant does not appear to

going from a rockefeller university down to baylor college over the years.oing out to nebraska to a first-rate program at the university of nebraska medical center. this is really serious adult stuff about special pathogens. you are looking at an unvaccinated population. my working number is 13 times greater. it omicron a special pathogen that will get this nation vaccinated? >> we think about special pathogens we think about the tools in the toolkits that allow us to treat, manage, save lives of patients that get those special pathogens. we are waiting to see what will happen with the vaccines around omicron. we know some of our tools work. our tests work. masks work. a lot of our treatment will still work on omicron. we may need boosters to improve our ability to protect people against this variant. right now we could see getting your vaccine is so critically important. tom: do you with all of your resources including at johns hopkins have a timeline of what we will get these answers? lauren: i would say in the next couple weeks. understanding how the vacc

coming up, peter hotels, the baylor college -- peter hotez, the baylor college of medicine dean, emmanuelant to hear from later this morning. ritika: the world health organization warns that the new omicron variant could fuel coronavirus surges with extreme consequences. the agency calls the risk extremely high. scientists said it appears to spread more easily. a number of patients have imposed travel restrictions to try to contain the transmission. -- shares rising. biontech trying to adapt its covid vaccine to handle omicron. the german biotech and pfizer tried to ensure a new version could ship within 100 days. new steps to clampdown on people smuggling in the english channel. last week, 27 migrants died trying to reach the u.k. the european union border force will begin flights over the channel later this week. the most high-profile -- in fashion has died. lvmh's star designer has battled cancer. he was known for his influence on streetwear and sneaker culture and for his success in revitalizing louis vuitton. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by m

it was easy work for baylor. 52-20. they outscore the cardinals on the second half.hey crews 86-48. >>> the warriors take on the raptors today. the 49ers are in action across the country in jacksonville and the raiders host the cincinnati bengals. >>> when kpix 5 news returns, boosters are available. there is a rush to get one before the holidays. >>> the with clean, fresh ingredients, panera's new chicken sausage and pepperoni flatbread is a mouthwatering explosion of yes. craft? yes! heartiness? yes! living life to the flavor-fullest? heck yes. panera. live your yes. now $1 delivery. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have another dvt or pe. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase risk of blood clots. while taking, a spinal injection increases risk of bloo

baylor outscored the cardinal 52-20 in the second half and are easy winners, 86-48. battle for l.a., usc meeting louis vuitton . the second quarter, ucla leading 21-10. touchdown and you can have my john hancock early because we are not losing. four minutes left. dtr is a playmaker. watch them go over the defender and scores on the 15 yard run. he had two scores and threw for four and ucla blows out the rivals, usc . >>> bryce young is your current favorite to wind the heisman trophy and the alabama quarterback had a day, six minutes left, arkansas hanging tough, down six, he airmail's williams, full extension for the 40 yard score. no alabama qb has thrown for more yards than he did today, 559, five touchdowns, alabama winds , 42-35 and clenched a matchup with georgia in the sec championship. >>> chicago, look how wedged in this field is, probably not many fade routes. second football game in 40 years . no game, northwestern versus purdue and all boilermakers, three touchdown catches from milton white and they wind 32- 14 . the football crowd sang take me out to the

taking on the defending national champion baylor bears. they around, though. in the 1st half.s to big play from freshman harrison ingram. he grew up in nearby dallas. by the way, he had only 4 points, but battled for 9 rebounds for jade and delay or chipped in 10 off the bench to stanford was down only 6 at the but after the break, the bears took control outscoring the cardinal 52 to 20 oakland native james buyers at the cannes joe scored 11 points and dished out 11 assists baylor prince away with it 86 to 48 the cardinal drop to 3, 2, on the season stanford hosts north carolina a and t in their next game. coming up on tuesday. still have yet to take on any pac. 12 opponents. that's it for sports from here at stanford stadium will send it back to you in the studio. all right, kyle and thank you. >> coming you know that your baby's name could indicate their future occupation. a new study is showing. that there are popular names in different >> so one of the biggest decisions for every parent choosing a name for their child in a new study says your baby's name may determine thei

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the views expressed are mine and do not necessarily express the policy of baylor college. using data from the national health and nutrition examination survey, i have learned veterans that are food insecure are almost three times more likely to suffer from very low food security compared to nonveterans who shared similar socioeconomic characteristics. my team and i also found that veterans dealing with insecurity have greater odds for suicide. i listen to veterans who experience food insecurity and will share some of what i learned. any names i use arson -- are pseudonyms. ed is a 39-year-old veteran who reminded me not everyone is just food insecure. nearly all struggle with other basic needs. they are making hard decisions on how to spend their next $20. sheila is a 34 single mother of three. how much i'm spending on gas affects how much i have over for food. i asked her if she ever skipped a meal. she looked at me and said i skipped out on meals plenty of times plenty of days. too many veterans ration their food intake to make sure their children and others in their fam

let's bring in professor and dean of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine dr. peter hotez. dr. hotez, all of this sounds very worrisome. dr. fauci says he wouldn't be surprised if this new variant is already in the u.s. what do you think? do you think it's here? i mean, i think it's probably safe to assume it's somewhere here. >> yeah, it's likely here, jim. part of it, the problem is, are centers for disease control has underperformed in terms of genomic testing. we've never gotten it up to the level that we really need it. i think, though, there's a few things we have to keep in mind and keep things in perspective. you know, pretty much any time we've seen a new variant, it's already spread around the world. so the fact that omicron is in multiple countries in europe, in the u.s., is not necessarily an ominous sign. i think that's a key point to keep in mind. also remember we've not seen any evidence that omicron produces more severe disease than any of the other variants. another point to keep in mind. and in terms of whether or not this variant is going to

baylor, they jump to 11.ighest ranked team in the big 12 find number 9, oklahoma state. and moved up one spot after blowing out tcu. but history shows we're close to how things might look on selection day next month. 24 of them ranked in the top four, and 26 have been ranked in the top six. no team to make the playoffs has ever been ranked lower than ninth. college football remains top-heavy. college hoops, though, had a historic upset on the court an ann arbor, michigan. seton hall stunned rallying to a 67-65 win. over a nonconference ranked in the top five and the first against a top-five team since the second round of the 2008 ncaa tournament. >>> now, to world cup soccer in kingston, the u.s. men's team settled for a 1-1 draw against jamaica. escaping with a point after canada beat mexico. that became provided the best moment of the day. let's watch. >> from the foot. delivers in the box! score! >> not only do we get an iconic "goal" by the announcer, but it's followed by the celebration in the snow. >>>

thanks bob baylor for sharing that picture with us. i'm scheduling these dogs the dog walking forecast about a month in advance, which means looking ahead to christmas dogs, so if you have one of those pictures to share, there's my e-mail dress. you can send most way. temperatures tomorrow two or three degrees degrees above normal. upper 60 $around the bay, and those inland spots will warm up another degree or two as we head towards the weekend. around the bay temperatures don't change too much. upper 60s if san francisco. near 70 for oakland in the east bay. temperatures from san jose go from 70 tomorrow up to the low- to-mid 70s saturday and sunday, and then a cool counsel on the way next week. a cold front going to sweep through the bay area. usually that can mean a chance of rain, at least a chance of showers, but this one will be moisture starved. so we'll just be looking at some passing clouds, and cooler temperatures by the middle of next week. the chance of even that slight chance of rain doesn't arrive until next friday and sa

with 30 points, but maryland with the late comeback with a clutch play down the stretch they hand bayloross of the season 9-76 the action continues today in the bahamas, in the battle for atlanta's final. it is south carolina battling number two yukon >> will the weather give us something to be thankful for this week? janessa webb has your forecast, next >>> and the shocking health e r customers at a new jersey starbucks we give you more. ts 24 hours. we give you more. more restful sleep. with the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. we put more of our brains into helping your heart. we give you more wellness solutions backed by rigorous science than we ever have before. nature's bounty gives you more, so you can live bountifully. got lingering odors? grab febreze small spaces. bounty gives you more, press firmly to activate... and small spaces continuously eliminates and prevents odors... ...to freshen up any small room... ...for up to 45 days. febreze. ♪la la la♪ ( ♪♪ ) what a pain in the... alice? if it's "let's wrap this up" season, it's walgreens season. cheez-it snap'd! they'

now the union calgary road ahead and encountered a stubborn confederates it is at a place called baylor'sseveral miles east of the line. this is just east of the interchange with highway 36 and i-295 today. it was pretty much a lost battlefield. according to the resistance to powerful calvery smith called on hanks to show the rebels aside. the black troops lurch forward in their first combat absorbing significant casualties with a single calvary regiment supported by a chilly but eventually eventually the 4500 greatcoat held fast giving the troops a hard-earned victory accompanied by a sinister byproduct, the intimidation of baldy smith. at a most onyx list -- unexpected plates have been called upon to develop my force and make an assault and this costs me worse to cease taking anything for granted that had been asserted. grants don attack is already moot point would now face further delay. smith resumed his approach with extreme caution advancing the skirmish line and halting it every intervening ridge between baylor's farm and did a mark line. not until afternoon to the federalist appro

country's late dictates at former gadhafi, $300.00 iraqi migrants and refugees trapped it to the poland. baylor roost brought up a sent to fly home later on thursday, but thousands of other refugees migrants are still living in makeshift camps on the freezing conditions that arose to set up some shelters. but there's no sign of a resolution to withstand, off with poland. south korea has recorded its highest number of coven 19 cases in a single day. more than 3200 people tested positive on thursday. and those were headlines bonnie's be here and i was 0 after today's inside story, coming up next. we know what's happening here, we can, we know how to get to places that others hang on. i was thrown. dear guy by the police on purpose. if there's a film william with you tell the 3 isn't what can make a difference. complete but not operational. the nor stream to project is put on hold. germany has halted approval for this pipeline that will bring russian gas into europe. so is it a politically motivated decision and what does it mean for gas prices that are already hi, this is inside story. ah hello,

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this protest as in what a district for now, it's happening on a small scale g 7 nations of colon baylor roof to end. the crisis on the board with poland. thousands of refugees migrants are still living in makeshift camps and freezing conditions. that a rooster set up some shelters, but there's no sort of any resolution and it's stand off with poland. e leaders of accused by the roots of trying to push migrants into the european union. hundreds of iraqi migrants and refugees who has stopped to the border are flying home. iraq's foreign ministry is trying to locate others in bay the roost who also want to leave europe is struggling with a new wave of cove at 19. germany is parliament is considering new measures to cut the outbreak, france and the netherlands are among those who've already imposed restrictions. armenia says the russian mediated cease fire with as a by john is mostly holding following violence earlier this week. it was the worst flare up since last year's conflict over the disputed nagondo cadillac border region and the philippines government as accusing beijing of sabotagi

weapons to silence people in america and in britain who oppose near liberalism, who is one who is baylor, but also a purpose in a g, a strategic way. and that is, russia is again, a great power. russia is the only country that can limits american global him ivy, as you say, in control toms in society. sometimes russia is a very conservative country. it was, it was a conservative country. of course, under the sauce, it was a conservative country under the bolsheviks and molten de russia continues to be a conservative country. it holds its cultural and spiritual values, and that is well for such is staying in washington and london. it works against russia. it's a breath against the consensus. i want to thank my guest in london and the limit. i want to thank you for watching us here. are the see you next time? remember? oh, ah. when you allow for the bankers at the time to loot that they've been doing and their business model is to keep $0.90 of every dollar. they steal a fast ball, fine. that will trickle down trickle down, losing an area or 13 years later. and it's become, as you say, in

it will play defending national champs baylor on saturday. all right. that's your look at sports. >> brian olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi is celebrating the 25th anniversary of her foundation by opening a holiday ice rink in san ramon. the event kicked off yesterday at the city center, bishop ranch yamaguchi made an appearance says she hopes the event will inspire underserved children. >> it was really all about embracing the hopes and dreams of take ali underserved children. you know, i had a lot of support opportunity to go after my dreams. and i just really wanted to do the same for other kids out there. >> well, we have details on ice rink hours and ticket prices over on website at kron 4 dot com. and you can watch free. also with no ticket. organizers say early arrival is recommended. >> we'll be right back after the break. >> and for 55 on this thursday morning in conditions outside this morning just as cloudy as they have been the past few days, especially the fog that's in the inland portions of the bay area like eastern contra, costa an

weapons to silence people in america and in britain who oppose near liberalism, who is one who is baylor, but also a purpose in a g, a strategic way. and that is, russia is again, a great power. russia is the only country that can limits american global it, as you say, income 2 times in society. sometimes russia is a very conservative country. it was, it was a conservative country. of course, under the sauce, it was a conservative country under the bolsheviks and molten de russia continues to be a conservative country. it holds its cultural and spiritual values. and that is what such is staying in washington and london. it was against russia. it's a breath against the consensus. i want to thank my guest in london and the limit. i want to thank you for watching us here. are you next time? remember? oh, ah a oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed? what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? worth is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the

headlines and al jazeera, more than 900 iraqi migrants and refugees that were trapped to the poland, baylor was border, a said to fly home, the rocks foreign ministry is trying to locate others in baler, rooster may also want to leave and thousands of other refugees by grants. all that border are still living in makeshift camps of the freezing conditions. bell ruth has set up some shelters, but there's no sight of any resolution to stand off with poland. medical walk. as in susanne say that at least 15 people was shot dead by security forces on wednesday during another protest against last monks military takeover. the central committee of sudanese doctors says that dozens were injured by live fire and tear gas al jazeera russell soda reports from con to yes, there has been, did the deadliest they and did that the highest that tool for a single day since they're admitted to take over 1 october 25th. so the security forces have used the excessive force industries at in, in, in that squares and the place that i was in 6th grade and down that, that the boarded district. i could see that how i d

this is al jazeera my nearest to south thousands of refugees and migrants on the poland, baylor bruce border have spent another night sleeping in makeshift camps on tuesday . police and poland, 5 water cabinet tear gas that those trying to cross chillies, president to survive that impeachment vote. the senate fell too short of a 2 thirds majority. he needed to ask the bust him, can yetta who is accused of corruption. the city of law in pakistan has been named the most polluted in the world. people are urging the government to save them from the western air quality and in new delhi and neighboring india. schools and colleges have been shut indefinitely due to pollution. phenomenon is a disaster management and climate consulting. he was a founder of the national disaster authority of india and says that what's needed is direct action and not policies. we are seeing increasing the impact of climate change in many cities and we're seeing on pretty the brain power. busy we've seen remoting on real thing, a lot of pollution, and we also see the sea level, rice, and various other consequence

people have rallied in warsaw in solidarity with asylum seekers. stranded stranded at the poland, baylor roost bored up. they want polish authorities to do more. the people who are in urgent need of medical support, food and shelter. both poland and beta roosts of accused each other of using refugees as political pawns in the us flights were disrupted at the at atlantis airport after a gun was accidentally discharged, the weapon went off, his airport staff searched a bag, sending people scrambling to safety, its owner attempted to leave, the airport was detained according to an airports, folks around a 1000000000 people in low income countries rely on the ocean for food. but fish stocks are declining at a faster rate than previously estimated according to a new study which evolved hundreds of global experts. the men, the ru foundation, says that there's evidence that half of the world stalks are over fished, and it warned, it warns that about 8 percent of those fish stocks on the brink of collapse. of the $142.00 countries that were assess 20, received a failing grade. they the, all of t

thousands of people have been trapped along the frontier after travelling from the middle east to baylor, bruce hoping to reach the european union. let's go live now to one step, boston who's in the bay, the russian town of bruce, key near the border step. what's going on there? ah, well, i'm actually right here at the border then we can basically nearly touch the border here. and this is where thousands of people now are trapped. there are basically now sort of locked up in a cam can near this logistical sam turned out at the border. and it's really crowded. there's lots of people inside. so many people spend most of the time also outside in the cold, in the rain that now queuing up for food. there's a lot of pushing and also a shouting going on, because they only got very small portions of food twice a day. and women and children, many of them here, some children have german flax painted on their faces. when i arrived here just like an hour or so ago, they all came up to me, many of them asking me, what's the situation? it's german gonna take us that's. that's the main question on thei

of people of rallied and warsaw. solidarity with refugees by grants were stranded at the poland, baylor was brought up. they won't polish authorities to do more for people who are in urgent need of medical support, food and shelter. both poland and baler roost of accused each other of using refugees as political pawns. the flood head province of british columbia in canada, has imposed temporary restrictions on fuel and non essential travel to help stabilize supply chains. as recovery efforts continue, non essential vehicles are limited to 30 liters of fuel per trip to the petrol station order an order expected to last until the beginning of december. travel is also the bit non sections of several highways in the u. s. flights were disrupted at atlanta airport after a gun was accidentally discharged. the weapon went off as an port staffs searched a bag, sending people scrambling for safety. it's owner attempted to leave. the airport was detained. according to an airport spokesmen, it was payday for several people in the us state of california, but one that could get them into a lot of tr

the headlines on al jazeera, more than 400 iraqi migrants refugees that were trapped at the poland, baylor, was border, a set to fly home. iraq's foreign ministry is trying to locate others in belarus who also wants to leave and thousands of other refugees by grants on that border are still living and make shift camps in freezing conditions. bella ruth has set up some shelters, but there's no sign of any resolution to the stand off with poland. medical workers incidence said that at least 15 people were shot dead by security forces on wednesday during another protest against last month's military takeover. the central committee of suton, these doctor says that dozens were injured by live fire and tear gas, brazil set up as more from counter. yes, there has been, did the deadliest they and did the highest that tools for a single day since they're emitted to take over 1 october 25th. so the security forces have used an excessive force industries at in, in, in that squares. and would that the place that i was in 6th grade and down to the border district? i could see that how i did that. the e

and they said there was an alarming situation. thousands of refugees migrants on the poland, baylor roost border of spent another night sleeping and make shift camps on tuesday . police and poland, fire, fire, water, cannon, and tear gas. those trying to cross the u. s. secretary of state as meeting kenny as president in nairobi as part of a diplomatic push to bring peace to ethiopia. it's for the year long conflict with the rebels from the northern to gray region may spiral into a civil war. armenia says that a cease fire with azerbaijan is mostly holding, following a day of violence which left several soldiers dead. arminius, defense ministry says that russia helped to broker the truce. both sides, blame each other for provoking. the fighting sedans military says that it will release the former prime minister, abdullah hon. dog within the next 48 hours, a member of the new sovereign council has told al jazeera that handle will be among detainees being freed, he's been under house arrest since the military take over 3 weeks ago. ham docs plan released follows a visit to sedan by the u. s

and so colker on poland side of the border with baylor, bruce, a jonah, was salacious your hearing from the actual board. a fence not far from where you are now. it appears that over the course of the last 48 hours or so, the conditions for the people still trapped on the better side of the border have that's marginally improved. we've seen pictures of them at being given some form of aid supplied by the better original authorities on that side. they've been given little blue bags. we don't have watching those little blue bags, but something is in them and several 100 people spent another night in a converted warehouse as opposed to their other squalid tented camp, which would have afforded them some protection from the cold to module improvements for still pretty appalling as we speak, of course those people still there, the people who haven't boarded a plane out of here will be spending yet another long, long day looking at of the razor, wire polish board, a force and right police on the other side actually is determined to prevent them from moving forward into the european union and

a phd in history from vanderbilt university, as well as history degrees from baylor university and george peabody college. doctor carole bucy was appointed davidson county, and karl dean. the author tennessee through time, the early years in tennessee through time the later years, these are the social study textbooks currently used out of fifth grade classrooms in numerous schools across tennessee and is also the author of history carved in stone, city, cemetery, the ywca of national. exercising the franchise exercising the body politic believe that women voters and public policy, 1945 to 1964 and several scholarly articles. she served as member of the board of directors of the presbyterian historical society philadelphia. and the tennessee historical society. as longtime advocate for local and state history she regularly conducts educator workshops on the incorporation of tennessee history into existing us history courses and is a frequent speaker across the state on a variety of historical subjects. history is boring, clearly they haven't heard carole bucy speak. she brings her subjects

conversation of the day, it is with a gentleman, dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylorge, but far more than that someone who has fought the virology and virus wars for decades. the difference is peter hotez understands the tropical medicine of africa, the geography of southern africa we do not understand. to me the mystery is how a great we are about what needs to be done -- how a current we are up -- how ignorant we are about what needs to be done in south africa. it is larger than american on a geographic basis. peter: you're right. if you would superimpose a map of the united states and the african continent, it would barely register. the african continent is vast. one lesson we have learned about the first -- the worst variance as they arise out of long unvaccinated populations. delta arose out of an unvaccinated population in india in 2021. what did people think was going to happen along the african continent to go unvaccinated? tom: this is not a hookworm and you've been leading on this for decades. you did your phd on horrific tropical diseases. what holds the ri

i know the big noon kickoff crew is in waco, texas i expect there's baylor fans excited trying to icdue and now they need to win this game to set the table down the stretch run to win the big 10 east and they get it done, bounce back to maryland, which had a tough loss to penn state and those games are instrumental in terms of determining who will be playing in the big 10 title and michigan state has to win this one they can't afford another upset loss. ainsley: and then at 8:00 at night it's oklahoma state and tc u. tell us about that. >> well, tcu with gary patterson has been a long time coach now on his way out, mike g undy got a long term extension at oklahoma state. oklahoma state has aspirations to win the big 12 trying to setup bedlum, the big game they have inside of the state there, against oklahoma, and mike gundy has been always a lot of fun to watch, they get it done in what should be a great big 12 battle. ainsley: well clay, thanks for coming on with us and have fun in knoxville this weekend. >> we will for sure thanks for having me. ainsley: download the fox bet super

in history from vanderbilt university as well as history degrees from baylor university and george peabodyrg college. sorry. in 2011 dr. busey was appointed davidson county historian by then-mayor carl dean, a position she continues to hold. carol is the author of "tennessee through the time: the early years" and" tennessee through time the: the later years." these are the textbooks currently used in the fourth and fifth grad classrooms in numerous schools across tennessee. she's also the author of "history carved in stone," "women helping women: the ywca of nashville." the league of women voters and public policy 1945-1964 and several scholarly articles. she has served as a member of the board of directors of the presbyterian historical society in h philadelphia and is the vie president ofla the tennessee historical society. as a longtime advocate for local and state history, she regularly conducts educator workshops on incorporation of tennessee history into existing u.s. history courses and is the frequent speaker across the state on a variety of historical subjects. you know, if you've e

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and dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine.of preventing the next pandemic, and there is a book right there. dr. hotez, thank you so much. as we get ready for the thanksgiving holiday, what questions should we be asking? do we need to stop folks at the door and say, you have been vaccinated? i shuppose we should ask before thanksgiving but it has to be asked. >> you're right, jim. the thing you want to know is number one that the guests coming to your house are not shedding sars 2 coronavirus from their nose and mouth and the best way to ensure that is not going to happen is if there triply vaccinated, meaning the first two doses and got a booster six to 12 months later and if that is the case you could feel pretty comfortable. um s very recently for coronavirus and -- and make certain they at least have a rapid test to act as a buffer against that. and you know, jim, even if you have gotten two doses of the vaccine but you are more than six months out, um, you might want to ask them to get tested as well because we are seeing