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of australia in straight sets to her when comes to spite not having her former coach stuck, no blue cross back in her team. the corporation is being investigated for breaching the sports code of conduct. and m. o rata county came through her opening match against the katerina alexandro beth. the british player, one's fight, making the 15 double folds and hitting 30 onforce errors. since winning us open in 2021 right. of kind of has not got past the 4th round at any major turn. yeah. i'm very pleased to come through that much. it was difficult. was quite whole out. the getting quite sunny and obviously playing your game. so really the experience didn't see that apart into is playing great tennis and i think um, yeah, i think i'm very proud of how i full and how i became such and situations and not much liberal manager on the slots is daunting them for us to have a big role to play in the premier league, how to race forest are the only side to beat and live her pool in the in the league this season and the sides meet again later on tuesday. let me pull have a 6 point advantage over forest a

changed, and back then, and before then, most of us got our health insurance from nonprofit or blue crossnies and now the companies are big new york stock mega corporations that have put profits over the needs w,and this is what happens when you allow wall street to run the system of health insurance. these companies have to show these investors and wall street financial analysts every three months that they are meeting the investors' profit expectation, and they are doing it more and more difficult for the people to get the care they need, and even if they have health inurns shshgs insurance is to make it more difficult for them to penalize us in hundreds of thousands of dollars before our health insurance policies will kick in these days. >> yeah. when you are looking at what they are sometimes calling the medical ethics, there are situations that are difficult, but where the doctors might land on the side of not providing a certain type of care, and someone who is 90 years old, terminal and a very complex procedure may or may not add some month, and the doctors say no. and that is stil

allies just for them with us the you said the 50 countries on that to put a you know some good for blue cross wherever quoted in order to help you find that he said looking relative to fight against torsion. so he's to repeat such sounds to me in every way, is that all elements like for go 3 less cause of see if you know you order to, to shoot the soft snow. pretty much screws in a sense of superiority in that there is always substance just as well as the wishes to you. what is it called one of our keys and 3 more holidays because you really have time to watch them. but at the start with the cold fascism and not seasonal republicanism amendment, which also serves as the those that are for those who by some, once again, tried to destroy our country because these anniversaries, cetera. so that's why you sent us some concepts of just being done by sure. for sure everything is public organizations in addition to what has been done by the government, because it's extremely important. and i know of out here work and armenia and apparently beautiful in details. so in other countries and in the villa

dozens of blue crosses, each bearing photos of the victims, stood in a row with mardi gras necklaces, flowers and clothes draped over them. meanwhile, a source says u.s. president joe biden is expected to attend a vigil in the city on monday, and the reuters news agency is now reporting that new vehicle barriers being installed in new orleans would have done almost nothing to prevent the new year's attack. the new barriers reportedly can only withstand vehicle impacts of up to 16km, or around ten miles per hour. months ago, in an assessment found a similar truck model was capable of plowing through the area at speeds up to seven times faster. cnn's rafael romo reports on the prior warnings. >> cnn has learned that a security firm warned five years ago that the bourbon street area in new orleans was especially vulnerable to a vehicular ramming attack. both the fbi and atf say the killer set fire to the short term rental location where he stayed to destroy evidence, including precursors for bomb making material. the fbi also says the killer intended to use a transmitter found in his tru

dozens of blue crosses, each bearing photos of the victims, stood in a row with mardi gras necklaces flowers draped over them, reuters news agency, meanwhile, is reporting that new vehicle barriers are being installed in new orleans would have done nothing to prevent the attack. the new barriers reportedly can only withstand vehicle impacts of up to 16km/h. that's about ten miles an hour. and months ago, an assessment found that a similar truck model to the one used was capable of plowing through the area at speeds up to seven times faster. a 2019 report warned the terrorism risk in the french quarter, specifically for vehicular attacks was, quote, highly possible, and now the city council will launch a fact finding committee to find out how this happened. >> woulda, coulda, shoulda, uh, can't always come into play. >> i just know that we need to do better moving forward. uh, of course, with a lot of people know, is that i've been surveying the french quarter, walking with a retired police officer who was stationed in the area for 20 years, looking at a lot of the entrances and exits

this blue area are people who cross between ports of entry, between recognized entry points, the filmsople going across the rio grande river and things of that sort. the green are the people who present themselves at the ports of entry, and you can see again how far it's dropped. and in fact, the blue is all the way down here at about 47,000 a month. and that is a lower number of crossings than we had when trump left office, when it was running at about 70,000 per month. so the border is actually quite secure at the moment. and contrary to what trump says, it has come. it has come all the way. it has come all the way down. and then there's energy. another subject that he keeps saying, we've got to, you know, drill, baby, drill, and we've got to create more energy. i'm not sure he's aware that we're actually already doing this. and so you can see here, in fact, that our energy production has been hitting records. we brought down our use of coal. so that's a really good thing for the environment. we have at least temporarily replaced it with natural gas and crude oil record levels of pro

22 year old gabby petito, with her bright blue eyes and blond hair grabbing headlines capturing the media spotlight after being reported missing while on a cross-country camping adventure with her fiance brian laundrie. >> brian stretching during some morning yoga. >> watch the sunset through the lens of social media. things appeared magical. thousands followed their seemingly beautiful adventure of a young couple very much in love. i'm sorry, we've just been fighting this morning, but away from social media, their reality was very different than the life they were posting. can i see your hand? this time captured on police body cam. >> we've been fighting all morning and? >> and he wouldn't let me in the car before. >> why wouldn't he let you in the car? because he told me you're ocd. he told me i needed to calm down. >> one month after that, police stop. gabby's parents hadn't heard from her for nearly a week. they reached out to brian and his parents, but got no response. gabby was officially reported missing on september 11th. hours later, her family learned that brian had returned home ten days earlier alone. intense media coverage was ins

today, with its state dining room at the west end of the hall, red, blue and green parlors off the main cross hall, and then a large public room at the east end of the floor. and as you walk down the corridor, you come into the east room, the most public and perhaps famous room in the house, with a direct legacy to george washington. >> washington had an instinctive understanding of leadership. for example, the east room, the great ceremonial public room of the white house, was something that was of particular interest. >> it is the grand ceremonial room of the white house. here, public history unfolds in front of a nation. it has borne witness to historic treaty and bill signings. white house weddings. countless physical performances. visits by heads of state and events celebrating its history. >> this house is forever renewed by the ageless fidelity of its founders and the boundless promise of its future errors. >> and it is also a place where the nation mourns together, serving as the room where seven of the eight presidents who have died while in office have lain in state. but more than a

this blue area are people who crossed between ports of entry, between recognized entry points.f people going across the rio grande river and things of that sort. the green, the people who present themselves at the ports of entry. you can see how far it's dropped. in fact, the blue is all the way down here at about 47,000 a month, and that is a lower number of crossings than we had when trump left office when it was running about 70,000 per month. the border is quite secure at the moment, and contrary to what trump says, it has come all the way down. then there's energy. another subject that he keeps saying we've got to, you know, drill, baby, drill and create more energy. so you can see here, in fact, that our energy production has been hitting records. we've brought down our use of coal. that's a really good thing for the environment. we have temporarily replaced it with natural gas and crude oil. record levels in our history. we have nuclear. we have grown renewables. also what is probably not appreciated and did start in 2019, but it's ac kel rated under biden, the fact that

crossing. all of these things seems to have been hammered. uh, i think there's a couple of small details remain on the sea and not the blue weather is that it would stay in this thread on the western side, or rather starting on the eastern side of the gulf strip. but i think my guess is nothing. yeah, i would probably have to give it up simply because and that's the other reason why we're there, is because there is no real amount of compression. and for me to say it is real, i'm had a compression. i mean, i get goosebumps myself saying that because, you know, we've been dealing with this now for more than 15 months. and we've been here a lot from the by that and especially, but clearly now that trump in void was in the region for the past 72 hours or so. there has been some really momentum that goes a long way to tell you house fine this. how effectual, how complicit the by then blinking theme has been within it there now government that no real pressure was put into the thing. now government an invoice for the 1st time probably ever doing such a job. speaking for donald trump walked in to jerusalem, came to the door. huh. and basically said, thi

cross over and get this care. this is how we will survive the next couple of years before we can restore access and these folks are heros. i want to talk about how the bluere leading the way protecting our fundamental freedoms while the red states are continuing to do what the mayorty of americans do not accept. hold these women contactive if their states. restricting them from bodily autonomy and care. >> we are getting to where you have to have sanctuary states for women's reproductive health care. thanks for spending a little of this holiday season with me. i appreciate your time. >> happy holidays. >>> still to come, the cruelty is the point for trump 2.0. but the resistance is already beginning. >>> plus, how donald trump's crypto boosting could make some of his biggest financial supporters very, very rich. that's next. supporters very, very rich. that's next. protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower res

cross the bay area. mt c congratulates the operating deficits in tw ways the first is the learning are borrow on your screen the blue the first way is the operator reported short falls the number this is come from transit prirt and it is second number the small are purple bar is based on fair losses i number this take into accounts in, count prepandemic fare ref nows. we upon look at the operator reported short fulls as being the better estimate of the actual need this agencies are going to see any year. in tonight the bay area in fiscal 20 is expect today see over 900 million dollars in operating short falls. for bart this means a 385 mission operating short fall. caltrain 80 million and upon sfmta 280 million. to address the short falls mt c convened a select committee and had their left moting on october 20 than i, proved 2 motions to be sent at this time full mt c commission for review. and the full commission took action on the two motionos december 9 approved the committee policy provisions and endorsed 2 revenue measures for poling inclusive of language around an available tax rate. and they directored staff

answer is when it crosses that line where you are looting the area you are supposed to love and targeting innocent business owners. when you are taking a man or a woman who is wearing blue somewhere in this country and they leave their family to keep their not only family safe but strangers as well. and their family never sees them again. what's important is for everyone to come together understanding that violence is certainly not the answer to solve this in consideration of fact that all lives in this country matter. just claimed i voted down 28 times against a bill from peter king to prevent terrorists from purchasing firearms which is and have been in the seepage few weeks. a couple days ago it was 27. what you will see in her tv ads it says 25 times you do not have to take my word for if you look at the tv ad yourself a list 25 different bills. you can go home and type them and for yourself h rez 8091 example the competence of addiction recovery act. number one priority for everyone who wants to combat the heron opioid abuse epidemic but i cosponsor not passing it signed into law the republicans, democrats calling congress and president working to get it done a .3

blue skies out there. kathy. >> yeah, stephanie, it's a beautiful day. it sunday in january, be a great day to crossn adventure. in fact, here's another view of the golden gate bridge. look at that with the ship going underneath the bridge. likely ordered it to come at that exact moment. you could enjoy how gorgeous it is. just very fitting underneath the bridge. but you see the shadows cast on the red headlines from the bridge and it's just a perfect day picture. perfect. okay. there are some concerns as a plot alert and there's some. >> flooding possible. this is for minor coastal flooding. it's not because of rain. we don't have any rain might no clouds, no rain. why is it flooding because of high tide? high tide this morning 9.25. at san francisco. 6.8, 1 feet and that can cause minor flooding in some of the bay shoreline areas. also some of the north bay. but the san pablo bay and the shoreline around the san francisco bay. there's a possibility of some flooding in maybe some of the park's some of the parking lot. some of the low-lying roads. so if you see barricades, you want to stay away from

answer is when it crosses that line where you are looting the local area you are supposed to love, and targeting innocent business owners. when you are taking a man or woman who is wearing blue summer in this country and they leave their family to keep their not just family safe, but strangers as well, and their family never sees them again. what is important is for everybody to come together, understanding that violence is certainly not the answer to solve this, in consideration of the fact that all lives in this country matter. now, my opponent says that i voted now 28 times against a bill from peter king to prevent terrorists from purchasing firearms. which is interesting, because i have been in d.c. for a few weeks, and a couple of days ago it was 27. what you will see in her tv ads is that it is 25. you don't have to take my word for it. if you look at the tv ad itself it lists 25 bills. you can type them in for yourself. one example, the comprehensive addiction and recovery act. the number one priority for everyone who wants to combat the opioid abuse and [speaking another language] epidemic. a portland -- a .1 million dollars to combat the opioid abuse epidemic in thi