adrian boyle, thank you _ derailed by this. adrian boyle, thank you very _ derailed by this.n boyle, thank you very much for - derailed by this. adrian boyle, thank you very much for your i thank you very much for your insides, doctoradrian thank you very much for your insides, doctor adrian boyle, vice president of the royal college of emergency medicine. let's speak to our business presenter ben thompson, who's in the city of london. a lot of companies worried about the spread of not a lockdown but effectively a lockdown because so many are cancelling christmas plans, parties, lunches, going to the theatre and businesses really want to know, especially hospitality in the entertainment industry, if they are going to be getting any financial support.— are going to be getting any financial support. yes, you are absolutely _ financial support. yes, you are absolutely right _ financial support. yes, you are absolutely right and _ financial support. yes, you are absolutely right and just - financial support. yes, you are absolutely right and just as - absolutely right and just as

doctor boyle, we wish you and all your _ before.r boyle, we wish you and all your colleagues in - before. doctor boyle, we wish you i and all your colleagues in emergency medicine at the very best for the christmas period and we know everyone is going to be incredibly busy but thank you for what you all do and we wish you well. the days following christmas will see the return of some coronavirus restrictions in many parts of the uk in response to concerns over the 0micron variant. some of the devolved administrations announced new measures yesterday, which will come into effect from boxing day. let's take a look at what is being introduced. in northern ireland, nightclubs will be closed from boxing day, from the 27th of december hospitality will return to table service only with no more than six people allowed to sit together and people will be advised to reduce indoor mixing to a maximum of three households. in wales — restrictions introduced include a return of the rule of six in pubs, cinemas and restaurants. two—metre social dis

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boyle, i inform the house that mr. boyle will vote yes on 848. mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. doil, form -- mr. doyle, i inform the house that mr. doyle will vote yes on 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland rise? mr. browns: mr. speaker, as the member designated by the following members, they will vote yes on 848, defazio, mfume, trone, mceachin, wilson florida, mr. krishnamoorthi: illinois -- krishnamoorthi illinois. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? mr. beyer: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. delauro of oregon, mr. desaulnier of california, mr. lowenthal of california, mr. -- ms. barragan of california, ms. johnson of texas, mr. cohen of tennessee, and mr. neal of massachusetts, i inform the house that those seven members will vote yes on h.res. 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york rise? ms. clarke: mr. speaker, as the member designated by chairwoman nydia velazquez, i inform the house that

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jack mcmillan with the only goal which came a quarter of an hour in, martin boyle missed a penalty for yellow card for the visitors late on seeing them finish with nine players. the victory sees the hosts move up two places to 9th while their opponents stay 7th. tottenham's europa conference league game against rennes tomorrow night has been postponed. it comes after the club confirmed eight players and five members of staff had tested positive for covid—i9. the north london club say that discussions are ongoing with uefa as to the rescheduling of the fixture and that they've been advised to close the first team area of their training centre. it throws doubt onto whether their premier league match against brighton on sunday will go ahead. the brazilian football legend pele is back in hospital to continue his treatment for a colon tumour. the three time world cup winner who is now 81, spent most of september in hospital, including a few days in intensive care, following surgery on the tumour. the albert einstein hospital in sao paulo say he's in a stable condition and should be discharg

>> emma boyles was crowned last night in connecticut. each state and the district of columbia, competed in various categories, including talent and communication skills. swimsuits are no longer part of the event. she takes home a $100,000 college scholarship. >>> and levar burton will be the host of next year's scripps national spelling bee. scripps named the actor as the host yesterday. burton was the long-time host of the children's educational program, reading rainbow and guest host on "jeopardy!" earlier this year but lost in his bid to be named the permanent host. >>> coming up on cbs mornings, anthony mason profiles singer/songwriter joni mitchell, one of the newest kenedy center honors. i'm anne marie green. this is the "cbs morning news". i'm anne marie green. this is the "cbs morning news". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this year take the time to melt into your holiday moments with lindor. ♪ ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. from the lindt master chocolatier. there are many reasons for waiting to visit your doctor right now. but if you're experiencing

michael boyle. he said its been difficult for almost two years keeping up with the changes with the latest rule his bottom lines could be hurt. >> the biggest time of the year basically. everybody makes a new year's resolution. they are coming in, wanting to loose weight. >> the statewide mandate is due to the rapid rise in covid rises. by almost 50%. health leaders want to be proactive in preventing more cases this holiday season. >> i do feel very positive about this. we can do it. we can to it safely. >> doctors are saying we should not let our guard dune down. they say during the season, those hospitals seem to fill up. justin andrews. kpix5. >>> it's another blow to the tourist industry. a major in person health care conference scheduled for january has just been canceled because of covid. jocelin with the impact on local hotels. >> this is the 40th jp morgan health care conference. it brings thousands to the city. this is a blow to hotels and businesses in san francisco. we are seeing a spike

. >> starting our coverage this hour, we have democratic congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania. congressman, thank you so much for being here tonight. pennsylvania's neighbor is west virginia. i know your district borders jersey, but knowing the region and the needs of the people in it, what's the impact of today's news from joe manchin? >> yeah. wonderful to be with you, and i've actually campaigned in southwestern pennsylvania right on the border with west virginia, and i can tell you whether it's southwestern pa or west virginia or northeast philadelphia or any spot or county in any of the 50 states, every single region, every single state of the country would benefit from the build back better act, but especially west virginia because frankly it is one of the poorest states in the union. you just look at the child tax credit, and that's just one of the many things that's in the bill. my district happens to benefit more than any other in the state of pennsylvania. 155,000 children in my district get that benefit. but there certainly are a lot of kids in rural pennsylvania and

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some other offers and he gave a list leslie martin, tony marson, charles johnson, tim o'brien and tc boyle, those of the books opened up the world to me in the universe i read and read sometimes i would reducing victory three times and i planted the seed if i write anywhere even close to some of these writers and i can't say that i cannot apply my way in the field of journalism and i did i went up in alabama they planted the seed and now looking back on it is also an inspiration for writing my own book at age 55. >> i'm going to ask you both a question, and impact question or a question of something that would happen when you were doing your work, patrick the empire of pain, you take on three generations of a powerful family and i'm wondering because i had experience in my own writing and recording did you ever feel threatened or intimidated by this family or the lawyers for that family. >> first thing i should say for the sake of clarity i wrote this big book three generations of the family the family would not talk to me they did not want me too write the book and they started threatenin

or we discussed issue with charlie boyle, who's an independent journalist and around the clerk, the chairman of a german nuclear activist organization. a solar and wind alone can never replace nuclear. because solar and wind are not available 100 percent of the time while nuclear is so you have to fill the gaps with fossil generation. and this is a tremendous harm for the climate because belgium replace is a low carbon energy form by a carbon intensive form of electricity. and this is just the opposite of climate protection. what belgium is doing here, i have no understanding for this her decision. the belgian java or government has taken it is it is of no use for the climate or it's it's not climate protection it's. it's harming the climate. and it's purely either logical read reason of the green party once again it's, it's all about lack of class and seen as a point score. and these politicians may well those beliefs. but as usual practicalities always take home, and now the reality is sinking in high inflation, a huge demand surge and going into it. and we, we simply can't have a situatio

we discussed issue with charlie boyle, who's an independent journalist and ryan, a clue to the chairman of german. you can activist organization, solar and wind are not available 100 percent of the time while nuclear is so you have to fill the gaps with fossil generation. and this is a tremendous hom for the climate because belgium replaces a low carbon energy form by a common intensive form of electricity. and this is just the opposite of climate protection, but belgium is doing year. it is, it is of no use for the climate. it's, it's not climate protection it's, it's arming the climate and it's for a purely easier, logical read reason of the green party. once again it's, it's all about like a plan and seen a missed call point score and politicians may well police. but as usual, the practicalities always take now the reality is sinking high inflation. a huge demand surge going in the winter. and we, we simply can't have a situation where energy prices are going up. 1200 percent. we need to have a profit plan around the world, the country as to how they get a transition to renewables. w

we discussed the issue with our independent journalist charlie boyle and i ran a clutter. the chairman of a german nuclear activist organization, solar and wind are not available 100 percent of the time while nuclear is so you have to fill the gaps with fossil generation. and this is a tremendous harm for the climate because belgium replace is a low carbon energy form by a common intensive form of electricity. and this is just the opposite of climate protection. what belgium is doing year it is, it is of no use for the climate. it's. it's not climate protection it's, it's arming the climate. and it's for a purely easier, logical read reason of the green party. once again it's, it's all about luck at clack. middle school point score and politicians may well have those beliefs. but as usual practicalities always take, now the reality is thinking high inflation, a huge demand which going into winter we, we simply can't have a situation where energy prices are going out. 1200 percent here, we need to have a probably around the world, but country by country as to how they going

authors and he gave a list, included ursela gwinn, toni morrison, charles johnson, tim o'brien and tc boyled those books opened up the world to me and actually the universe. i read and read and read. baled hay, read. baled hay, read. and sometimes i read the same book two or three times and gave me the idea if i could right close to these writers, i don't say i can, then i wound up at a small newspaper in alabama so they planted the seed and i thought, you know, just maybe, maybe that you know, looking back on it, that maybe that author is a ens separation for writing my first book at age 55. >> i'm going to ask you both a question about the sort of an impact question or a question about something that may have happened while you were doing your work. patrick, in empire of pain, you take on three generations of the powerful sackler family and i'm wondering, because i've had experience in my own writing and reporting, did you ever feel threatened or intimidated by the sackler family or from lawyers for the sackler family or lawyers for perdue? >> first thing for the sake of clarity, i wrote

we discussed this issue with independent janice, charlie boyle. and ryan a clute is the chairman of a german nuclear activist organization. the solar and wind are not available 100 percent of the time while nuclear is so you have to fill the gaps with fossil generation. and this is a tremendous harm for the climate because belgium replace is a low carbon energy form by a carbon intensive form of electricity. and this is just the opposite of climate protection, but belgium is doing here. it is, it is of no use for the climate. it's, it's not climate protection it's, it's harming the climate. and it's purely either logical read reason of the green party. once again it's, it's all about like a plan and seen as a point score and, and these positions may well those beliefs. but as usual practice, counties always take home. and now the reality is sinking in or high inflation. a huge demand search. i'm going in the winter and we, we simply can't have a situation where energy crisis is going up 1200 percent year. we need to have probably don't plan around

i didn't thought mister boyle openly knuckle my well out. bob gideon thought no one. i'm happy to be a well, i mean, happy police in store, but i thought he, i hate long i can get that and i make no, no borders to nationalities and you guys as a merge, we don't have a therapy. we don't have a vaccine. the whole world leads to take action and be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be doing better. every one is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the response has been massive, so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. ah.

i had a few here on the program on our fees. rational outrage, boyles in the u. k. of the video. mergers suggesting a celebration was held in downing street last year is by massive cope to restrictions, masks and repeated government denials. a full story and more after the break and ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, with all ah, with oh seemed wrong when i just don't want you to see out d. c, because of the answer kit and engagement equals the trail went so many find themselves will to part we, she's to look for common ground. oh, i 20 points down here in moscow. good to have you with us today. thousands of people fleeing the taliban in afghanistan while they were fleeing. of course, in the past couple, amongst a lot of them apparently what allegedly left behind without much help from the british foreign office party. it was mainly due to a lack of staff that's according to a civil servant whistleblower and a dining report in which he says even pets were given priority passage out of cobble i estimate fewer than 5 percent of these people have received any assistance . it is cle

and that boyle festered until after the battle. it reached a point or things were so bad in the summer of 1863 thatt braxton bragg and leonidas polk basically headquartered in the same small town of shelbyville, tennessee for two months. took dinner together have social engagement together that such contempt for each other they never talk about military strategy. this is the army commander in the senior court commander. there is a union army federal force underway who is assembling the supplies and troops to launch a campaign against the army of tennessee. you would think they might talk about that. never once did they have a military discussion. as a result in the summer of 1863 the confederate response to it is now known as the tele- puma campaign, was completely ineffectual and disorganized. so much so, things are so bad that on july 1 as the confederates are retreating out of middle tennessee torch chattanooga essentially abandoning most of tennessee with federal occupation, to hold a discussion talking about relieving braxton

lawson, boyle, doyle. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hernandez of oklahoma and mr. cole of oklahoma, i inform the house that mr. hern and mr. cole will vote no. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by mr. swalwell, i inform the house that mr. swalwell will vote aye on h.res. 851. as the member designated by mr. cardenas, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote aye on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. burgess: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. meuser of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. meuser will vote no on h.res. 851. as the member designated by dr. van drew of new jersey, i inform the house that dr. van drew will vote no on h.res. 851. as the member designated by representative r

the democratic lawmaker who represents north philadelphia, brendan boyle, had never heard even a rumorbout dr. oz visiting the area, never mind living in it. literally, i learned this for the first time two days ago, reading the local paper. not only that but the home dr. oz now claims as his house is 10 miles away. he said i laughed out loud and then i texted my wife and said you will not believe where dr. oz says he lives. that anecdote comes from what is so far the best part of the oz for senate campaign. the new profile in new york magazine by olivia, the report he best known for recording for posterity the definitive account of america's greatest failed presidential campaign event. the fullest possible story of rudy giuliani's four seasons total landscaping press conference which coincidentally or not, also took place in philadelphia. the dr. oz profile tracks his rightward shift from providing medical advice from ohm's couch in the early 2000s, to want a be maga candidate from being eviscerated by congress for promoting miracle diet cures on tv to befriending covid down player se

jack mcmillan with the only goal which came a quarter of an hour in, martin boyle missed a penalty for members of staff had tested positive for covid—i9. the north london club say that discussions are ongoing with uefa as to the rescheduling of the fixture and that they�*ve been advised to close the first team area of their training centre. it throws doubt onto whether their premier league match against brighton on sunday will go ahead. the brazilian football legend pele is back in hospital to continue his treatment for a colon tumour. the three time world cup winner who is now 81, spent most of september in hospital, including a few days in intensive care, following surgery on the tumour. the albert einstein hospital in sao paulo say he�*s in a stable condition and should be discharged in the next few days. england have it all to do after a disappointing opening day of the first ashes test against australia in brisbane. after winning the toss and electing to bat it started badly with rory burns dismissed off the very first ball of the day and by the time chris woakes lost his wicket t

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the extra counties that we have asked for on public assistance include boyle, breckenridge, bullet, casey, christian, edmondson, grayson, green, harden, hart, hickman, livingston, logan, lyon, merion, monroe, ohio, shelby, spencer and todd as the same counties we've asked for the individual assistance as well. that is how widespread the damage from this event is when what i think will be an f-4 or f-5 tornado touches down and stays on the ground for 200 straight miles in a state with 120 counties, you have this many counties that have damage and this many counties that need help. our national guard we have augmented our forces that are assisting with recovery. now 448 guardsmen in the field. and of those, at least 95 are doing a fatality search. and working in these communities to look for missing kentuckians and their search as one where we hope they don't find them. we hope somebody connects to them and they're out there and we just don't know where they are yet. maybe they don't have cell service. 55 guardsmen are providing logistics support to the state logistics support area. and thr

and it was joe boyle. so, it just is scary that no one with authority would say, look, let's stop this. this isn't right. but i believe that-- i know that the prosecutor knew that his evidence had nothing to do with any allegation of a crime. his evidence was the historical depiction of young black men and you've got a white accuser. so for him, he was going to get this done, you know, on representation. and it was easy for them to press forward with this, you know, we were -- we were divided and conquered at that point. and i'll never forget, you know, part of the reason, the journey to get here has been exhausting, but i've never took a time out because my mother and my aunt didn't take one and i'll never forget just looking, i'm going to turning around and looking at my mother in the courtroom sitting at the bench and just how sunk in other eyes were into her head. and she had aged, she looked like my grandmother in the middle of this. and i said, what is going on? you know we didn't do this and said, t

for most of her life, roseanne boyle hated politics.ic family. we are always in each other's business, hanging out. >> reporter: in the summer of 2020 her family started something seemed off? >> she started getting closed off and distant. on christmas she was here but she was just on her phone the whole time. she wasn't participating in the opening of presents. >> reporter: roseanne began to withdraw from family commitments and instead started going down a qanon rabbit hole of child trafficking conspiracy theories. she was like, have you heard about this? i said no. she researched it. i left at 5:00 in the morning and she texted me at 7:00 in the morning. she had been up all night watching youtube. >> reporter: her family wasn't sure how to handle her new found obsession. she had a history of substance abuse and they were afraid confronter her might push her away. her social media posts began to take on a political tone. do you believe she was radicalized? >> yes, yeah. >> her family tried to talk her out of attending the january 6th ra

clause to civil legislation and in an appropriate case, i would be going to reconsider calder versus boyle decided in the 1790's before marbury versus madison and there it is for anyone who wants to run with it. it's hard to beat that one, greg. >> in terms of favorite opinions, i will do somewhat of an unconventional approach. everybody knows the supreme court's job is not just to decide cases, but also, they get to decide what cases they want to decide. to my mind, justice thomas has in a series of opinions, written dissents urging his colleagues to take on cases that they decided not to. it's getting the originals right and being willing to confront the question in the first place. he did this in the second amendment with a repeated series of dissents in the prerogative of state legislatures to set election laws rather than judges. i don't even know how to pronounce the word, something or other from pennsylvania. i mentioned the brand x case where he wanted to deliver his own precedent. the court isn't taking on certain cases that justice thomas is urging. that is an important area. >>

the ceo tim boyle joins us now for a "closing bell" exclusive welcome back. >> thank you really appreciateot consumer demand but supply chain disruptions are things look any better >> i say that the merchandise that we have ordered is coming in, dribbling in we are much closer to being fully received now but still issues with the port just the bulk of the issues in the united states and the west coast of the united states so the rest of the world seems to be weathering it in an improved manner over the west coast. >> what about consumer spending and consumer appetite? has that held up >> it has. you know, the demise of brick and mortar retail i think is early. we have seen the centers where we have stores have had good traffic and we have been the recipient of the traffic which is terrific. i guess everybody what thought that brick and mortar retail is dead was premature but the e-commerce business is also good and so we're pretty excited about how things are playing out. >> what about on the pricing side what sort of pricing power do you have right now and what is it like? what are we tal