so britney?>> i highly recommend murphy by stevenson and i recommend the new jim crow by michee alex alexander an very educational to really walk us through how we got here a i think that's important as we worko move toward to transform the stem. we have to completely reimagine what justice looks like. in order to do that, we have to really understand how this current system is flawed in its design. >> okay. >> doug. >> a recent book i thought was very good was the injustice never leaves you by dr. muÑoz and i cannot remember her first name. i think it's margaret. it's ut austin now racial vialence -- violence of tejanos in texas and something that's been known about forever but swept off into the corners, into the historical corners and she does a really nice job of -- of bringing it out and making us look at it. >> indeed, her book talks about how latinos suffered the -- the hostility from the society because they tried to stand up for the african-american community when a number of african-ame

it will just be britney and myself, the kids and the dog. we ask as many others to only include their household, as possible. we are doing a good job protecting one another, loving our neighbor passed ourselves. let's not stop now. let's start with some positive updates on vaccines. andoday got some good news then just a little bad news from the federal government on the vaccine schedule. what we learned today is that the second delivery of is going to be a little bit smaller than we were originally told by about 12,000 doses. but today, we got confirmation from pfizer, a third shipment of 34,125 doses, which is up from their second shipment. we do expect to get confirmation inone additional shipment december, though we will not receive it until january. but you can see the total allocation, should be received in the commonwealth by the end of this month's 202,000 650 doses. -- 200 and650 doses does.oses -- 202,650 it takes a while to deploy it. a significant number goes to our long-term care vaccination program. sachsenwaiting number aided

brad and britney moved their wedding back to december 2021.ackages coming their way next year. so that drive-through refreshment window might actually be a good plank. kenneth, mona. >> definitely. >> we can learn a thing or two from them. even a simple thank you will help this year.is a this is a t >> stay tuned for "good morning america." have a great day. >>> breaking news in "america this morning," terrifying surge. the u.s. breaking a record overnight for daily coronavirus deaths. >> more shutdowns being ordered and now a massive protest erupting in the streets with business owners and their customers demanding to know why they have to close when other businesses are allowed to stay open. >>> also breaking overnight, president trump's daughter ivanka deposed as investigators look into millions of dollars in spending on president trump's inauguration. what we're learning. >>> plus, in a separate development, attorney general william barr in the hot seat. after contradicting the president's claims on voter fraud. >>> package pause. the new

so, britney, give me a tour of icefin?nt we have sensors that are going to make measurements of the oceanography, telling us what the temperature is, and the salinity of the water and how much oxygen is there. in addition to that we have a forward—looking sonar here that allows us to map the three—dimensional cavities, so it allows us to see the shape of the ice and its texture. no—one's really been under thwaites, and what icefin's going to do is get up and close to the physics, get really close to the ice, really close to the sea floor and allows to see what is happening in a real way. how much of a challenge do you think this is going to be? well, it's always an impressive challenge to do anything here in antarctica and much more so when you are — you know — 1,200 miles from mcmurdo. when you think about drilling through 600 metres of ice, drilled by the best people in the world just to make an observation, it's quite a challenge. and then to operate a moving platform through is pretty special, actually. icefin may have

i believe it enough to watch britney take that vaccine. this is safe. it is a christmas miracle for us. we have to make sure, especially with this new strain in the united kingdom, that we get 70%, 80% of americans vaccinated. reporter: thank you, governor. i want to stay with questions about what is not in the stimulus bill. you have been beating the drum for months talking about how imperative it was [indiscernible] cares act money and pushing back on who gets a bailout narrative. now that there is no relief in this bill, what are some of the repercussions for state and local governments, specifically with government spending? gov. beshear: originally, all the testing and tracing, where we've got $300 million plus between that and vaccine, that was originally all included in state and local aid. we do have state and local aid here. but budgetary relief and a lack of it is going to hit localities, cities, and counties, i believe, pretty hard. because the state budget might be in one place does not mean their budgets are not going to be impacted. we wer

trump doesn't. >> britney came ready to play. i don't know what's in the eggnog, but you're all here, from no bars to behind bars. and the legal point is valid because whatever federal immunity the doj has recognized for presidents, that ends on january 20th. now, we don't know what's going to happen, but that certainly ends. the other point in the "new york post" editorial i wanted to read to you is everyone understands and we have more on this later in the program, that the election is over. the results are certified. there's no way to end or reverse that. but there is a concern that even going forward with this scam has other damages. so again, the "new york post" is not the first to criticize donald trump, but they say here, mr. president, it's time to end this dark charade. you're cheering for an undemocratic coup. libby. >> the "new york post" is giving him advice. this is his hometown paper. it's also owned by rupert murdoch. the "wall street journal" was nudging president trump along to reality. now we see the post doing

. ♪ ♪ >> and live a savage, britney spears claimed she was queen bee.k. then yours truly became the coanchor of "world news now" and "america this morning". >> i wouldn't have it any other way, i think. >> nathan apodaka made us believe in humanity again. did anyone forget how much they love fleetwood mac? the lakers clenched the nba title. michael b. jordan got the title he was born for, people magazine's sexiest man alive. >> i'm obsessed with mona kosar abdi. happy new year, everyone! 2021 turn up, but do it safely, mask up, have a good time. >> remember, get festive. >> from all of us at "world news now," happy new year! it's live with kelly and ryan! today, we catch up with leslie jones. plus, actor rainn wilson shows us his pet zonkey. also, stranger things star noah schnapp and chef michael symon teaches us some cutting edge kitchen skills. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. thank you! well... it's almost over. almost! 2020 is almost over. it's wednesday, december 30th. we're just having a great debate over here abo

britney and backstreet is finally here.ood, right? and catchy. yes, i'm already working on my moves, robin, "matches" is a new track on britney's new deluxe of "glory." you can stream "matches" pretty much anywhere right now. a great collaboration finally happening. >>> and finally, with the entire concert and touring industry shut down this year, a group of nashville stagehands and crew members have used their free time to make something special. with millions of dollars worth of high-tech concert lighting equipment just sitting in warehouses going unused look what they did, guys. they got together and they built this. an amazing christmas light show. it's happening at the nashville state fairgrounds speedway track. if you are in nashville or the area, hop in your car from now until december 31st for a very merry, a very bright holiday show. all proceeds will benefit so many in the music and concert industry through the music cares covid relief fund. had to share that with you. >> beautiful, beautiful. >> that's just spect

britney was seven months pregnant when her husband and his brother died in the crash in the ethiopian flight 302. >> you just pray that plane is safe and this will not happen to another family. it is a pretty horrific thing to go through constantly. >> with the nation watching, max will fly first for american and next year for alaskan, southwest and united.>> new faa rules could help pave the way for drone delivery services. for the first time the faa is letting small drones fly over people and at night the drones must have anticollision lights and other technology to help remotely identify them. the change could give a boost to companies like amazon, ups and wing, the sister company of google. they've all explored drone deliveries. amazon says it's had a record- breaking holiday season. the world's largest e-commerce retailer said it delivered more than one half billion items around the globe. that figure includes only shipped merchandise like toys, home and beauty products and electronics.>>> meanwhile sears has not had the same fortune. it's facing an unfortunate future. the chain

the code 19 president britney one of singapore's most beloved tradition its famous straight story the fragile used 1018 investigates bookers to innovate to survive on al-jazeera i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover foreign policy national security this is a political impasse here's the flick are we telling a good story. merely if you didn't take new into a place that you'd like to visit otherwise and to actually feel that you were there . i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and us of. the 1st of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable timing. the father the son and the jihad. one on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. another i'm having my head same with the al jazeera news are coming to you live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes after a long night of wrangling e.u. leaders agree to a much more ambitious emissions cuts 55 percent by the end of a decade's anticipation builds among pro-abortion rights supporters in argentina with a vote imminent on legalizing terminations. hong kong media typ

britney james, family medicine physician in chicago and co-founder for the institute for anti-racismthank you for joining us. before we get to the case of dr. moore, i want to put this in the context of what you see every day as a practitioner. you're a family physician, on chicago's south side, and you've written that modern medicine, if unchallenged, will let black people die, in fact, it is perfectly designed to do so. what did you mean by that? >> well, you know, when we talk about racism in medicine, it is easy to think about it as something historical. something that is not go on right now, but as someone who is trained in the medical system, who practices in it, professionally, and also as a black woman who has been a patient many times, i believe in -- and many of us believe that racism is alive and well, and there is many ways we see that today. >> but, the word designed implies more than just sort of neglect or casual racism. so what do you mean by that word, specifically? >> yes, yes, so we have to understand that since the early days, medicine was segregated, it wasn't de

i did not know that britney mugs he was. i did not know that britney ngs were a he was. thing. he was. i did not know that britney mugs were a big thinglj he was. i did not know that britney mugs were a big thing. i suspect that maybe the journalist writing that maybe the journalist writing that headline was looking for a celebrity who may have sold a lot of mugs celebrity who may have sold a lot of ngs once upon a celebrity who may have sold a lot of mugs once upon a time full this morning, in most of the papers i look at the mail on sunday here, all of them are actually giving you a clear guide as to where you stand depending on what tear you were in. what does tia four mean. no indoor household mixing, stay within your own household even at christmas, don't visit other households over christmas while living in tia four. she is one, two and three, visit relatives indoors but only on christmas day. chris whitty patrick balance urging people yesterday to stay local and keep visits as short as possible. a quick story about neanderthals before we move on. this from... is i

and the world is watching britney rolls out a nationwide mass vaccination program against the coronavirus a 90 year old woman received the 1st shot today for the vaccine swift approval by british regulators has some people hesitate also coming up tonight calls are growing for a heart to lockdown here in germany and fast the country's top scientists say tighter restrictions are now urgent that's coronavirus keys.

. >> reporter: so when pennsylvania suspended indoor dining for the first time this year britney postedlike to gift 12 restaurant service members with $100 each of the 12 days of christmas. within days, thousands of dollars came pouring in. her christmas restaurant staff support fund has now reached nearly $14,000. >> oh, for real? thank you! >> thank you so much. >> reporter: brittany is determined to keep on giving until the ban on indoor dining is lifted. >> you're doing a really nice -- thank you. >> thank you. you're going to make me cry. >> reporter: those in suburban philadelphia used to taking orders are now on the receiving end. >> $100 cash can't pay someone's rent, but it can make someone feel that they are valued, that they are important. >> reporter: and today brittany is back at it again. >> you are actually number 100. >> reporter: surprising her 100th server and counting. >> thank you so much. >> a community of kindness. thanks so much for watching. i'm linsey davis in new york. have a great evening. good night. >>> warnings from health officials for those still travelin

classic sounding britney from her 2016 album "glory.r of a christmas classic. some would argue wham's version of "last christmas" is a song that you couldn't improve if you tried. the music video featuring all of the amazing '80s clothes and hair. but miley last night put a spin on the song, channeling her inner rocker for the newest version. take a look at this. ♪ last christmas i gave you my heart ♪ ♪ but the very next day you gav it away ♪ ♪ this year to save me from tears ♪ ♪ i'll give it to someone special ♪ >> i mean, i've said it a million times the past couple months, miley is on to something. she's channelling her inner '70s rock chick she covered blondie, "heart of glass. her single sounds like a fleetwood mac song. >> i love the black santa hat, the black fur thing. >> totally. >> i feel it >> she's totally very vampy christmas, and it's working. i agree, savannah. >>> next up, time of the year where the elf on the shelf magically appears in homes all over the world some celebs have already found their elves throughout their

with some pretty struggling with its own migration issues to separate story but with britney there slater as villagers oppose housing refugees near them has caused a local storm there our correspondent when the southern england to gauge people's opinion what the fuss is about coming up in a few minutes. before we talked about the latest fallout new york city of a covert restaurant business is really under the hammer there hundreds of restaurant workers have rallied in central new york blaming the governor for fresh lockdown restrictions they warn will force most out of business. write to your parents through. whatever you want to try to refer to our friends or even on the way from where the protests came a day off to governor andrew cuomo banned in dole dining now they want a big relief package as the report is found that without help worst case scenario is moving hoffa's city restaurants can close permanently even iconic venues could have to shut for good as kellam open press. the coded night teen pandemic has been deadly for a society's most vulnerable even the big guns are not safe and

britney spears, whom you hounded, ithink, in that period around 2006, 2007, where she was clearly deeplyl behaviour. you accused her of being an embarrassment. you were savage on a woman who, frankly, was having a mental breakdown in public. i was, and i fully own that. i've also apologised many times, both publicly and privately. and i understand nobody has to forgive me, and most people won't. you know, i wish i could go back in time and do things differently, for many reasons. you may not believe me, but i now see — i did not see the damage i was causing. even if i heard it, or even if i did become aware of it, i chose not to. i was "drinking the kool—aid", as the expression goes. i was in my own bubble. i was so high off of all of this that i didn't care. it was reckless disregard, and dangerous, and it became worse and worse because when i started it wasn't that — i did start from a place of, in 2004, being a fan of celebrities. but, like any addiction, or anything that's bad, you know, it doesn't start full blown right away. it got worse and worse as the years went on. and then eve

i believe it in my heart, believe it enough to watch britney take a vaccine.t is safe and it is a christmas miracle. we have to make sure, especially with this new strand in the united kingdom, that we have 70% or 80% of kentuckians and americans vaccinated. host: that was kentucky governor andy beshear. on his twitter feed, there is a photo of band-aids covering where he and the first lady got the shots. this was dated december 22. patrick in tuscaloosa, alabama, democrats line. caller: thank you for this call. i am concerned about the politicians. gotow that a lot of them the coronavirus, saying it was rounding the corner and everything. it seems to be -- they seem to be the first person in line to take a shot to try to convince everybody that it is safe, but really, they really don't believe. they're just trying to save yourself. everybody want to save their self. host: you don't think ultimately if they believed in it, they would take the shot? caller: well, they would take it, but really, in other words, everybody really just trying to -- it is going to b

won't be britney.can use monsoor and he's the 12 mentioned those who suffered those who are persecuted and those who suffered in her or because of their nationality religion or origin know the song some. he use the italian term still pick which does not mean race but describes a line of descent you in other words he spoke with rudely without referring to jews in particular. since the beginning of the war the pope had received letters from jews in various countries all of whom pleaded for help they all described the same atrocities. we humbly ask you that you might be so good as to ask his holiness to appeal to the catholic clergy in slovakia to use its influence to stop the terrible deportations immediately. we know exactly how we will die. crammed in on the barbed wire mass graves we dig ourselves children thrown in alive the adults stripped naked battered with a club. and into the grave a few bullets fired as an afterthought. escaped. there are an incredible number i say thousands of letters from jew

for black lives and black lives matter, clear identified black female activists, alicia gardner and britney, it is very much the idea of intersectional justice in 2016, 2014, erica garner, you think about crenshaw, the idea of intersection now ready, mental health capacity, identity. i would also say people marching for immigrant rights, the women's march, trying to end gun violence, lgbt q social movements as well which black lives matter is a part of. i think king and his idea of radical revolutionary civil disobedience, as a tactic in our times. what we haven't done is the deep truth telling. you are willing to say this idea of citizenship, we have a narrative that has not been achieved. there is a story that martin could walk, to buy a claim. your children could store and it is a bedtime story that we won and all negroes suffering, it is your fault. that is the answer they give but we have to be bold truth tellers when we talk about the depth and breadth of democratic dysfunction. when you see the antigovernment militias, echoes of pre-civil war america, civil war and reconstruction ame

will britney finally be free.hanna release an album or just give us another line of things we don't really need. ang will the weekend admit that he is actually just my boss trevor. i'm excited to find out. now play us out, the woman who helped cure coronavirus. dolly parton playing her 1974 hit jolene. jo be-- i got a wet ass pussy. wet ass pussy. ♪ scwhroleven. ksh dpsh scwhroleven. >> trevor: thank you so much for that jaboukie, when we come back, method mad tells us about his brands new marvel podcast and he might give us a spoiler for power book. you don't want to miss it. welcome back to the daily social distancing show, earlier i spoke with groomee award wing rapper and actor method man. we talked about his transfritionz rap to acting is his podcast about comic books and so much more. >> having bng through pretrial motions with you i can only imagine how intense this jury selection is going to get. may i suggest some decorup here so that neither of you ends up with a charge or in contempt. >> if the u.s. att

want to be britney spears and, yeah, i was actually at the time i was doing a play, my first acting and she's the one that kind of encouraged me to make the call to pull out of the whole venture. i credit dame judi dench with the reason i'm not -- with the reason there's no footage of me. [ laughter ] >> poor jamie. >> you do a great impersonation of her. that was spot on, i have to say. jamie, we hear thaw like to play -- that you like to play dress-up with your little ones, but you're not always invited to play along? more pics. more pics. >> yeah, you know, i have -- i have, you know, a wife and three little girls, so, you know, i'm up for anything. i'll play games with them at all times and like i play dress up for a living so happy to dress up but ultimately i'm excluded and might be times i walk in and one of my kids goes, it's girls only. well, i'm like, that's me, okay, fine and i go and just look after myself. >> jamie, i promise if you come back we won't show any more vintage footage. >> no, man, that's too much. that's too much. >> thank you both for coming on today. "wil

britney ahmad sent us this photo and says the barell twins and christianson would like to wish all of us a happy holiday. and take a picture and sell us your good news. ktvu fox 2 news will be right back. we have the power to harness california's abundant wind and solar energy, but it's not available all day long. use less from 4 to 9 pm and we can protect california for generations to come. >>> five bay area counties are adding stay at home orders. what should people who have worn weary in the pandemic know about the current shelter in place directive. >> it's hard, it's hard to go through more of this but it's appropriate. the cases are spiking throughout the bay area. they're spiking all over california and all over the country. and so, we don't have much wiggle room. it's not if we get packed with patients at ucsf we can send them to another place. or it's not like we can send our doctors or nurses when we need them. we're worried about 3 or 4 number of cases. we're just beginning to see the impact of thanksgiving. we have to buckle things up and make it through the holidays. >> t

will britney finally be free.st give us another line of things we don't really need. ang will the weekend admit that he is actually just my boss trevor. i'm excited to find out. now play us out, the woman who helped cure coronavirus. dolly parton playing her 1974 hit jolene. jo be-- i got a wet ass pussy. wet ass pussy. ♪ scwhroleven. ksh dpsh scwhroleven. >> trevor: thank you so much for that jaboukie, when we come back, method mad tells us about his brands new marvel podcast and he might give us a spoiler for power book. you don't want to miss it. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig

freshly brewed coffee like something dead and horrible and like it makes want to vomit unless you're britney hansen over the summer and my husband put his coffee machine, bigger eyes, they just can't i can't handle it add that to the list of things that now produce a pretty unpleasant smell and taste to her like most top foods and drinks as well as meet its heart, i mean it's hard for me to cook mine. >>family my husband and son are big meat eaters so it's just sometimes they wear a mask doctors say this is a neurological side effect of covid-19 we see that quite in the in the larger studies are the gun doctor david an early infectious disease expert at u c health. >>estimates about 25% of covid patients he seen reports some kind of taste or smell abnormality in the most basic terms. he says studies show the virus can cause nerve damage in the upper part of the sinuses and that was likely contributing to problem with the signaling that was required to go from that the century nerves from the from the nose up to the brain but they still don't know why some people get the symptom and others do

i want to play for you what britney cooper had to say about biden's pick to lead doj >> i think thatoe biden needs to bring a fire brand into the doj. i think that person should absolutely be a person of color. >> the names we keep hearing, merrick garland, doug jones, sally yates obviously not people of color. what is your take on what joe biden should do? and what will his eventual choice say about the justice department that he wants? >> well, look. there are a slew of people that would probably be very, very effective. people whose names we don't know. i'm not saying that to hedge. i'm saying that because with the literally thousands of attorneys that we have around the country right now joe biden has an opportunity to pick a woman, to pick a black person, pick an asian american. if he wants to do that he could do it. the fact we're hearing merrick garland and doug jones means that is not what joe biden wants to do. he doesn't necessarily care about putting the top cop in the hands of an african-american or necessarily a person of color but i think the issue is this. this is what

britney one of singapore's most beloved tradition its famous straight story the fragile used one when east investigates bookers to innovate. on al-jazeera i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world we're willing to fit in taking you into a place you might not visit otherwise and feel that you were there. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm sam is a than this is the news hour live from doha vaccines begin to reach more and more countries the gap between the world's haves and have nots is once again coming into focus. one place where the contrast is especially stark is israel and the palestinian territories vaccinations began there but it remains an affair when millions of palestinians will be offered the job. warnings of a deteriorating security situation in parts of northern nigeria as hundreds of abducted school boys are reunited with their families. and meet nor and sees the new sesame street muppets raising awareness with the remainder stuck in the world's largest refugee camp. and i'm piece similar to sports news mexican boxer solo album is easily beats callen smith to

hashtag turn social movement three identify black female activist when you think about alicia garza and britney, so it's very much these ideas intersectional justice that really shut down major part of the united states in 2015-2014, after trayvon martin, eric garner, so many different, to say her name, think about crenshaw and decided intersectionality of race, class, gender, sexual to come mental health capacity, identity here i would also say that people are marching for immigrant writes. the march tried and gun violence, the lgbtq led movement which black lives matter is big part of the interns would we go from your comforts a quick question. i think king and this idea of radical revolutionary nonviolent civil disobedience is hugely important as a tactic still in our times. what we haven't done, branton, is the really deep truth telling. you are one of the truth comes when we say hey come this idea of citizenship we have to have narrative where we admit it's not been achieved. doesn't mean that you're being that down at the party if you're telling the truth. hey, , i know there's the story

with, this is britney kcra, thank you predicament question today.arlier, governor, you talked about the messaging campaign to reach communities of color hit peoplevid-19, but many will still be hesitant to take the covid-19 vaccine due to mistrust in the medical system, so, bottom line here, what if people in the hard-hit communities choose not to get vaccinated and don't trust the vaccine? ont impact could this have california's spike against the covid-19 pandemic question mark -- pandemic? gov. newsom: i appreciate the question, and it allows me to reinforce our guiding principles. one has to acknowledge that, not just in the black community but the native american community, and that experience has been passed down generationally, that mistrust as it relates to vaccinations, which is deeply understandable. we have a lot of work to do to overcome that. the point is just acknowledging it, thank you. number two, building partnerships. ,artnerships peer-to-peer partnerships about having trusted community leaders, engaging conversations, in a differen

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i believe it in my heart, believe it enough to watch britney take a vaccine.t is safe and it is a christmas miracle. we have to make sure, especially with this new strand in the united kingdom, that we have 70% or 80% of kentuckians and americans vaccinated. host: that was kentucky governor andy beshear. on his twitter feed, there is a photo of band-aids covering where he and the first lady got the shots. this was dated december 22. patrick in tuscaloosa, alabama, democrats line. caller: thank you for this call. i am concerned about the politicians. gotow that a lot of them the coronavirus, saying it was rounding the corner and everything. it seems to be -- they seem to be the first person in line to take a shot to try to convince everybody that it is safe, but really, they really don't believe. they're just trying to save yourself. everybody want to save their self. host: you don't think ultimately if they believed in it, they would take the shot? caller: well, they would take it, but really, in other words, everybody really just trying to -- it is going to b

Él fue bailarÍn de britney spears y otras celebridades y hoy sorprende con su versiÓn en espaÑol del quiero mucho, los quiero mucho a todos, gracias por acompaÑarnos desde este centro botÁnico en coral gables en la florida, estoy muy bien acompaÑada y muy feliz con mi compaÑero alfredo. gracias por estar con nosotros aquÍ en un nuevo dia y cocinar tan delicioso. >> al contrario, ya estamos a nada, a nada, seÑora, por favor traiga los chavales frente a la televisiÓn, vamos a hacer un desayuno extraordinario. >> a mÍ me gusta y es uno de mis platillos favoritos. >> nos vamos a aventar un pan francÉs, con una crema muy especial, ya lo van a ver, ademÁs una enfermo lada extraordinaria. >> yo voy a llevarme de eso para mi casa, se lo voy a prep, pero eso yo estoy feliz, feliz de celebrar la navidad trabajando con grandes compaÑeros con ustedes que son nuestra gente y que queremos tanto, mÁs adelante cnco, willie gÓmez y la mexicana digna de admirar. >> muchas gracias, muy feliz navidad, vamos a seguir con la informaciÓn en un nuevo dÍa. . >> el presidente trump tiene en sus manos el futur

britney milton. ms. millton, can you please make any announcements and then call the roll. >> clerk: yes. i will call the roll and then follow it up with my public comment announcement. commissioner. >> supervisor fewer:? >> >> supervisor fewer: present. >> clerk: commissioner present. absent. commissioner mar? mar absent. commissioner peskin. >> chair peskin: present. >> clerk: commissioner preston. >> supervisor preston: present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen. >> supervisor ronen: present. >> clerk: commissioner safai. >> supervisor safai: present. >> clerk: commissioner stefani. >> supervisor stefani: present. >> clerk: commissioner walton? >> supervisor walton: present. >> clerk: commissioner yee. >> supervisor yee: present. >> clerk: i'm sorry? i'll now make an announcement -- oh, thank you. commissioner haney present. i will now make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the this agenda, via telephone by calling (415)655-000(415)655-0001, and d enter

freshly brewed coffee like something dead and horrible and like it makes want to vomit unless you're britneyut his coffee finishing up a garage stages, okay, i can't handle it add that to the list of things that now produce a pretty unpleasant smell and taste to her like most top foods and drinks as well as meet its heart, i mean it's hard for me to cook mine family my husband and son are big meat eaters so it's just sometimes they wear a mask doctors say this is a neurological side effect of covid-19 we see that quite in the in the larger studies are the gun doctor david an early infectious disease expert at u c health. >>estimates about 25% of covid patients he seen reports some kind of taste or smell abnormality in the most basic terms. he says study showed the virus can cause nerve damage in the upper part of the sinuses and that was likely contributing to problem with the signaling that was required to go from that the century nerves from the from the nose up to the brain but they still don't know why some people get the symptom and others don't or how long it could take to fully recove

. >> britney selby was kristene's close friend. >> she was like the comic relief in our little group of friends. >> she says her sense of humor was a perfect match for mollie's. >> mollie definitely brought out kristene's crazy side. it was never a dull moment for those two. >> but for this group of girls, crazy and dull were relative terms. >> we were not the party kids. we never drank or anything like that. we would go to taco bell. we would go to coffee shops, and we would go to parks. >> which is exactly what mollie and kristene decided to do on a warm summer night back in june of 2012. their destination, violet andrews park. that place seemed safe to you? >> yeah. >> yeah, it did. >> all of the parks were -- i mean, we would go -- >> we would go at night all the time. >> before heading out, the two called britney, asking if she wanted to join them. brit