it's also moving at an alarming pay is take us through the current situation there at the moment. becca, that's right. germany, the latest country to add the u. k to its list is high risk areas as of tonight. and you want to ride in germany from the u. k, will have the quarantine for 2 weeks, a respective vaccine status, bad looking, as you say, at this rise of on the kron cases in the u. k. the moment we know that crohn is now the dominant barian in both england and scotland london particularly badly hit as you heard in that report, there are major incident have been declared here. essentially, that means that official, the mayor of london can't guarantee the same level of service from emergency services from hospital as the public may like the maryland and pointing particularly to staff absences as a result of the spread of on chrome. now, a massive record 10000 cases were reported in the u. k. yes. today, all this new variant, the mayor of london saying that whole specializations, all ready, rising bay opt you percent this week alone. so a lot of concern here about what we were warne

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becca: it looks beautiful for folks who are coy -- cozy at home. when you talk about breath take, this wind is that. as the sun is set, the wind picks up these condition that was been difficult throughout the day are only deteriorating. bar rah and i have been pushed around i bithe wind on this overpass, we're at eula gap in the sierra. we've been talking to folks throughout the day. we went to a ghas station and talked to folks who were installing snow chains and fueling up and getting ready as they heed off to various destinations. >> this is my first time so i practiced at home before. >> abraham started in salve and is heading to south lake tahoe. >> planned this trip months ago and then we were like, oh there's not going to be snow. >> he opted for the d.i.y. method but doing for others is chain installer, who is working on the semi truck. with a decade of chain installation owrnd his belt the said the first snow of the season is fairly typical. >> it's pretty miserable. a little wet. >> a little wet, sloppy, slippery, snowy and windy as you c

she was alarmed when people started to blame. dang, becca, for the deaths of their children in law had quite gushed. but i don't, i don't but a black one lamp. lemme back up was born, but up was up. but if last month i should get in, i am of a back when he gets up pickup went up about an hour window and a couple questions for my life when i submitted the bill that the when like when, when i put up, when i'm on the face in baksha. yep. oh they go put up a lock on my left, on the back of this and lazarus hospital in manila, the secretary of health was unfortunately for ireland. there was a deadly outbreak of measles here in 201962 little wonder. across the philippines. vaccination rates had fallen from 88 percent to 55 percent in just a few years. because ah, when islands, daughter gen lynn developed a high fever and rash. she took her to hospital general and died a few days later. then islands remaining child also fell ill in a full no. no. you know, the one i mean bank i had made the boy she a gentle pull. michelle up was bull mamma. up acting up when the ad on how. why didn't portia?

but have them dang, becca is the world's only licensed vaccine for the dingey virus. nissan. of high. in 2016, it was rolled out for the 1st time by the philippines government. the 1st time i heard about an anger back seen as a health advocate, as a health profession and i go for it. it's really important for me as a mother. let my child be protected from this kind of boxing. the philippines has long been plagued by dingey a mosquito borne disease for which there is no cure. ready half the world's population is at risk from the virus. here it infects up to 800000 people a year, killing around 750. mostly children. they impose the bank in the philippines is still a lock, not only because it has no cure, but it congested some hospitals. it leaves fair and sick, grieving families who don't know what to do. with dr. janet garrett was the secretary of health. when dang vex show was rolled out in the philippines. the vaccine, which reduced cases of severe dingey by about 93 percent, was developed by french pharmaceutical company sanofi pastor la pressure to solve the problem was so

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the alliance is increased reconnaissance flight activity is posing a danger to civil aviation, which becca, from the anti war answer coalition says it's not russia on the march, but rather the u. k. america and the rest of nater presentation on what's going on from the us side from secretary state, lincoln sites is so lacking in credibility and so full of threat since 999 just 22 years. the number of countries in nato has almost doubled and its try and fire from the north atlantic, which is what it was called. you know, what it's so it's called the north atlantic treaty organization, but it's currently the strategy became to surround russia. presentation is false on the part of lincoln. it's not russia that's marching westward and i was, you know, every year surrounding the united states a little bit more or germany or france or britain or any of the nato countries. but that is what is happening in regard to nato and his relationship to russia. violating asylum writes, that is the verdict of campaign as we were angry at an e u. solution for asylum seekers who were attempting to get into yo

which one of the reporting there will richard becca from the ansible onto the coalition says it's not russia that's on the march, but the u. k. america and the rest of nice. i presentation on what's going on from the us side from the secretary, st, blinking sites is so lacking in credibility and so full of threat since 999 just 22 years. the number of countries in nato has almost double and it's from fire from the north atlantic, which is what it was called. you know, what? it's so it's called the north atlantic treaty organization. but it's clearly the strategy became to surround russia. presentation is false on the part of, of lincoln. it's not russia that's marching westward and, you know, every year surrounding the united states a little bit more or germany or france or britain, or any of the nato countries. but that is what is happening in regard to nato and its relationship to russia. now it doesn't say i employees have been involved in a ledge, sex crimes against children as young as 2 years old. and only one of them was charged the damning revelation after treva documents was

where does she have to becca a very significant visit? indeed, he was able to visit with the foreign minister, the other you and an angel. the more importantly he was able to discuss the issues with the writing or refugees themselves. because there are a lot of concerns raised recently about their situation in boston or island. i island where many of the rowing refugees have been relocated and also those in the can. the current violence they're facing inside the cam, gang violence violence by our ser member. these where he shows that he looked into spoke to the camp leader. even the common growing refugees. so he does that finding mission will be an updated information that will be presented in march 22 next year to the un human rights council in that context that is important. he, in the press conference, raised the issues about education of nearly half the population of the camp, which is nearly a 1000000. that is a major concern. and he spoke with the government about a formal education system to the set up within the camp. the governm

becca seaborn and a number of other gymnasts stepped forward and they told their stories and they allowedystar to lift the veil on what was going on at usag. that motivated myself to come forward, and it was all of us, nassar survivors, survivors of coaches' abuse and most of us non—elite athletes who really came together to create this ground swell, along with the elite athletes and the olympians lending powerful platforms to this movement. and i think it's important to recognise what it really took to get here. it took over 500 women, it took five years, it took dozens of survivors willing to go through the court process in michigan and become victims whose crimes were charged. it took so much incredible effort and sacrifice of so many people, and i think one of the lessons that we have to learn is, a, what it takes to get here, but also start asking the question — how do we create a system ofjustice where it doesn't require olympians and over 500 survivors to come forward to reach this, because what happens to the survivors who don't have anyone? if it was this uphill of a battle for n

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so hillary becca was the henri beckles who us university, the west indies, talked about the abolition at 953 as being one of the most racy species of policy that ever put forward for a brief bottom. even though i abolish labor. and that's for 2 reasons. one is that massive payment to slave slave on it. so they actually failed at slave own. and it is often the thing is $20000000.00 pound, which is often often quoted is $17000000000.00 equivalent was actually 5 percent of g d p at the time, which would today be a $100000000000.00 pen is a huge payment. it was 40 percent of the british government income, which is why the loan take so long to pay back. right? so such a huge favor. but on top of that, it wasn't just that ridiculous, maybe to the slave on. there was also a period of apprenticeship before you slavery to the end of $2858.00, even though it's a bonus. and a 3 incomes learning for a 4 year for one is laid to work since the slave, the 75 percent of the time. so they could learn to be free. but it's like that. and that, that amount of free labor late to be more than a $1000000000

of this year, they were focused on maximum employment and what we heard out of jay powell this week becca november 29 was the focus is now firmly on inflation and on a lot of the data we are starting to see, a lot of purchasing decisions by consumers and businesses are starting to be altered by the pace of inflation. it appears that's what the fed and the market is worried about as well. sanali: what does a 1% decline in the s&p really mean? >> it doesn't mean much when you are at record highs. we do these surveys where we polled strategists and say what you think will be of the other the year? we did this december of last year and what was the average two and 2021? it was 4000, and even the highest testament in that survey was 4400 which was back in july so we are well above everyone's expectations of the end of last year where we would be at the end of this year. when you look at a 1% draw down, yen that in the concepts to -- context of where folks expected to be, we are still in a pretty good place. guy: what are the bankers telling you now? the market got tighter and tighter and big t

finding mission with a visit to a refugee camp in neighboring bangladesh. con via child reports from becca. the un spatial repertoire has been on a 6 day fact finding mission before presenting his findings to the human rights cancelled in march his med bangladesh, government officials, as well as non government representatives and agencies. his also been to see some of the 1000000 drawing or refugees, and the leaders at camps and cox's bazaar, and bassinger island. nearly every ringing a person i spoke with on this mission. whether it would be in caraballo camps or on bash on char, want to return home as soon as they can do so voluntarily, safely, and with dignity. the you and representative says there is a compelling case that the military leadership in myanmar is committing crime against humanity in the continuum crack down on the muslim minority. the relentless assault by the me and more military went his attacks against its own people. as well as the systematic land clarence in ro kind state and the ongoing system of discrimination against the were anger in law and practice. continue.

. >> "star wars" figures, r 2 d 22 chew becca, luke and princess leia. >> in 1977 no one expected "starot toy. this is going to be the only. >> -- kenner caught with pants down because they did not anticipate how much demand they would have for "star wars" toys come christmas time. >> action figures not yet available this available in stores. >> you could pay 7. 9 and get a box decorated with "star wars" figures on it. open it up. and opens up into a diorama. >> i cannot imagine how unhappy children must have been tearing open the wrapping paper. >> kids loved i do i do. >> get a certificates by mail. sent to you at home between february 1st and june 1st. >> congratulations little time, you are going to get your toy in june. this was aen punch in the soul, man. >> oh i got rock 'em sock 'em robots what did you get? >> iou. that's the cultural power of this movie. i was jealous of my friends. got an empty box for christmas. >> if you got kids you got cabbage patch dolls. miami beach when the store sold out early similar coming in from our area and around the country. >> i don't think the

and thank you morrison the at the producers that becca me. not easy, mr. result. do you got to see what you pick? not yet to do, but she a couple years. math is lots a minute. so things know yeah, i just have a shit though. my block under going that's been that, but the most in the going is j a r e b r e o n. yes, paul, watching chest domain of nazi blah. or quick arrows tendency, but the more stuff than neither amy sivitz can. so use him noise. it's noisy, no turkey g dilate imperial, stitcher, skirt the curve light th rosky is the victim bigger pin ma'am. there he's been must osman, take, obey pearson bush own schedule girl. so our pearson, the near for out i asked of bite are goes to eric i. yes, you will. the agree being there, but the cost of god because the parents not like us could totally lower to downwards and not in our gym. cristobelle cushion noise samples and they start a toast. as the wasp on their mind, they walk mile. yeah. and it will do, i was also going to let you know like that i but as a but as i guess my, this, my dad was on this to live with

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how is prime minister bars johnson handling this becca? that's right. and it is believed that case numbers may actually be considerably higher than what's reflected in that data that we know that confirmed cases are off 59 percent weak on weak. so it does appear that that type of wave of on the chrome cases that the public key was wound about does seem to be transpiring. now, prime minister boys johnson is yet to introduce more restrictions and policies. rule them out over the christmas period. he says he wants to take a closer look at the data emerging on the severity of the micron variance in the hospitalization. so that result from this new wave that to slightly different part from other places. why, why did you mention didn't not report that they laid out a roadmap saying they plan to introduce more restrictions after christmas. the government, they are relying very, very heavily on it, boosted program at aim to get every adult to offer every i don't abuse to job by the end of the year. very ambitious plan, but we know that the priest jumped really,

national book foundation and the publisher of -- she also served as director of education for the try becca film institute, on the development team at step in wolf theater company and as a consultant for the sundance institute, san francisco film society, the scholastic art and writing awards and real works teen filmmaking. jane myer has been the chief washington correspondent for the new yorker since 1995. and she serves on the board of the reporters committee for freedom of the press. she is also the author of several bestselling books, including dark, money the hidden history of billionaires behind the rise of the radical right. she's received numerous honors including the 20 21st amendment award from the reporters committee for freedom of the press, as well as induction into the national society of professional journalists hall of fame. or moderator for this panel, our second panel is brenda wineapple, an award winning author and instructor in the mfa programs at columbia university and the new school. among her numerous honors are a literature award from the american academy of arts an

nikki fortune out of vast and caliber becca kaplan. trevor reed. lauren taylor and shane town who voted today to keep our promise to voters. today's action will allow us to carry out a holistic version of public safety to address the tragic surge in crime and violence in our city by increasing oakland's police force by 16 more officers end quote. one issue that was not resolved today. the incentives plan to try to bring more officers to oakland one proposal today suggested a $50,000 signing bonus to help lure new officers. but that plan will be discussed at another meeting later this month will keep you posted. pam, catherine, back to you. >> all right, graham, thanks very much. but not everybody agrees with the plan to add more police in oakland. one group argues the city has enough officers ano says it has a problem with what officers are doing while on patrol members of what's called the anti-police terror project insists it is not necessary to recruit and hire more officers despite skyrocketing violent crime members say that officers are often

and she served as director at the try becca institute on the development team at stepan wolf theater company and as a development from the san francisco film society and the classic writing awards and real works, and jane mayer has been chief correspondent for the new yorker since 1995 and serves on the border of the freedom of the press. she's also the author of several best selling books, the hidden history between the radical right. and complete for the freedom of the press and national society hall of fame. our moderator for today, this panel, our second panel is brenda wineapple, an award winning author and instructor in the msa programs at columbia university and the new school. among her numerous honors is a literature award from the academy of arts and letter and a googen heim fellowship. she's a frequent contractor to the books, and white heat, a finalist for the book awards and the recent critically acclaimed award, the treem dream of a just nation. make sure that your cell phones are switched off and photographer will be limited to our house photographers. thank you, and p

she picked a dental hygienist named either amber or becca h., i don't know.doesn't matter who she picked, because they already broke up. [ laughter ] "how are jimmy kimmel and martha stewart related?" we are distant cousins, that's true. i learned that from a dna test. i was also her prison wife. [ laughter ] "how did jimmy kimmel meet guillermo?" and the answer to that, of course, is christian mingle. the website. [ laughter ] so thanks to google for finding all that stuff. we have a good show for you tonight. jay ellis is with us. we have music from the record company. [ cheers and applause ] and we will be right back with ben affleck. but before that, here is google's year in search for 2021. >> this year has been extremely challenging for me. i am broken. and i am healing. >> i'm here at the memorial wall. i wanted to do something to remember my mom. >> for some reason i'm having anxiety. obviously it's normal with everything that's going on right now. >> i think i'm going to take a break for a while. >> you can get through it. and if you can get through

get caught up on the highlights or insights, check out a podcast called the dropout hosted by rick beccas. an emotional debate that stretched into the night to the outcome for a vote on a plan intended to clean up one san francisco neighborhood. julian: also this morning, santa taking to the skies but not in his typical slave. the present he dropped down to kids running on the ground. first up, we check in with mike. mike: that is pretty cool. let's take a look at san mateo bridge where we have like rain falling. from hayward toward san mateo, your planner if you are commuting, you are one of the few out there. it will be breezy on the water in will definitely have wet stops. more so this morning then this afternoon and evening for mass transit. heavier radar returns around coyote road around 101 and 85 near santa teresa boulevard. brought in this and you can see it is up to hamilton where it is all rain because of 42 degrees there and all rain in the santa cruz mountains also. going to get through there is dicey with breezes picking up and wet conditions. best chance of thunderstorms to

. >>> becca says i went to see one of my favorite bands last night. dan, what you got back there?"american radical," he reports how a woman in his hometown becomes a foot soldier. you can catch that on sunday. i get one more here, bill gum tweets at me, i am up way too early because my 41-year-old wife had to get up at 4:00 a.m. to fly to mexico for a rave this weekend. >> okay. >> moving on. the biden administration announced yesterday the environmental protection agency is sending more than $7 billion throughout the country to replace water, infrastructure and led pipes. nbc news reports the funding is a broader $50 billion investment in water infrastructure. the epa administrator says "it's the largest water infrastructure in the history of the federal government." joining us now cofounder of punch bowl news who spent most of his weekend on a rave. things seem to be not going quite as well on the social infrastructure package. what are you hearing? what's the latest on where senator manchin and cinema stand on voting this year. we know leader schumer hopes to get it done before

still to come for becca. all right.bridge toll plaza approach right now. yes, visibility is decreasing a little bit. >> each time we checked the span now. a lot of folks trying to get in the san francisco though no accidents, no stalls. and you're backed up into the macarthur may 16 once you get past the meaner lights which are on and across the upper deck in the san francisco. not a bad commute time. so far the golden gate bridge has been socked in by the fog all morning long. 20 minutes, though, out of the north bay across the span and into the city. and we're looking at a dense fog advisory issued by the chp since early this morning. if you are going to be taking highway for its already slow. just because a lot of folks on the roadway but also taking it slow because of the fog. so getting out of any out and heading over to concord. the visibility. not great at all. all checking your livermore valley commute on 5.80 coming up in just a bit. james started. back to you. >> thank you. at 6.31 and happening today, san mat

. >> thanks for becca 7.32 and today san mateo county has taken a new approach to responding to mentaley're launching a pilot program today. that's going to hopefully help. >> police de-escalate 911, calls kron 4. sarah stinson is live in the newsroom to explain. good morning, sarah. >> good morning. 911. dispatchers will now send mental health clinicians along with police officers to certain calls. now first officers will declared the scene safe and then sending the clinicians to give assistance to people who and address some of the underlying issues that they're facing this way. any conflict occurring can be d escalated daly city, san mateo redwood city and south san francisco will be participating. what's called the community wellness and crisis response pilot project. this is aimed to help serve additional mental health resources to law enforcement. the 2 main goals are to provide an alternative to jail and overburdened hospital emergency rooms for nonviolent people just undergoing a mental health crisis. this also could help free up officers to respond to other calls. >> since the

. >> becca green was just your average 20-year-old. >> reporter: most of us watch movies to escape bute. >> reporter: so three weeks ago 25-year-old grace who lives in boston took a cue from cameron diaz and kate winslet's characters to swap her home with someone else over the holiday season. >> home exchange. >> we switch houses. >> cars. >> everything. >> bingo. >> taking to tiktok to find the right person. >> i think i posted at like 9:30 on a tuesday night. put my phone on the charger. went to bed and woke up and i saw it just climbing and i got a lot of texts from my friends. >> reporter: thousands of dms poured in but one stood out. >> i'm wondering if your house is available this christmas because if it is, you could be a real life saver. >> at the end i sent her a message if you are serious, then i'm sort of down for it and this would be really cool. >> reporter: just like in the movie her match came from overseas. flo patterson in the city of bath, 100 miles away from london near kate winslet's fictional home too. >> it was a huge draw for me and "bridgerton," that's definitel

becca pitz joins us now. good morning. good morning.yesterday they had the ruling eliminating the mandates, but still companies haven't came out and said if they are going to remove the mandates or if they are keeping it in place for decembew several healthcare workers also have already lost their jobs due to companies early on mandating it. ainsley: and what will you do if your hospital or where you work does say sorry, these are our policies. you have to leave. >> right now, there's side jobs out there. i know holiday seasons coming up so there's retail positions. there's always something you can do temporarily. ainsley: but you don't want to do retail do you, you love nursing? >> exactly. i love it. i've been doing this since my senior year of high school. ainsley: wow god bless you, nurses keep us all alive. my mom's nurse kept her alive and we're so grateful for everything y'all do, so what's your plan for the future? >> well i've been going to nursing school and my goal was to graduate and be a nurse. i wanted to work in the er or

fighting to prevent the funding of the government bureaucrats that are going to enforce that mandate on becca pitts? jen pierce, a -- peters, a maternity nurse, was forced to resign after refusing to get vaccinated. recently met with heart surgeons that fly around the country that save lives. they come in, do pro bono work. they fly all over the world. they've been providers for roughly three decades and if the c.m.s. mandates stay in place, they are no longer going to be able to save lives. they will have to shut down. are we fine with that? is that ok? does my constituents in the military contacted me about this vaccine mandate. i represent thousands -- like many of us do -- but i represent san antonio, a heavy population of veterans and of active duty military. people calling me in tears because it was their dream to serve their country and wear the uniform of the united states and they're being told they must get the jab or they'll be discharged. i'm not talking about the ability of a commander of a submarine going off for a nine-month tour and saying, ok, sorry, i am going to make sure e