a bittersweet day for wade, for bunting, one of the biggest wins of his career.ick update from the primarily, because the goals have been flying at the hawthorns. big sam's phase is not a pretty picture. leeds absorbed a couple more, 4—0 up heading into the break, 4—0 at west brom, burnley still eating sheffield united. that is it for me and the rest of the team. coming up next on bbc news, it's click. ah, there you are! come on in! welcome to clickmas 2020! i hope you're doing 0k. it's all a bit different this year, isn't it? normally we'd be getting together around the table, having a laugh, cheering, having a good time. well, pretending to have a good time. filming a clickmas party is the most stressful thing in the world. butjust because we can't all be together doesn't mean we can't all be together! hello, everyone! hello! there you are! look at you all! it's the fam! chris, loving the jumper! candles are a go atjen's place. lj, that must be a musical rainbow, i'm guessing. 0mar, christmas furby, i see. and paul with his christmas duck, of course the well—kn

bunting led by two sets early on — searle staged a comeback but double top from the bullet sealed victoryztof ratajski for a place in the semi—finals on new year's day. new zealand wrapped up a dramatic win in the first test against pakistan to boost their hopes of reaching next year's world test championship final. new zealand had been favourites to win the game as the final day started with the tourists on 71—3 — but a century from fawad alam, 11 years after his last his last century, gave the tourists hope of a draw. he was eventually removed on 102, setting up a thrilling end with the hosts needing four wickets from the final 22 overs to secure victory. despite resistance from pakistan, new zealand finally got the last wicket with less than five overs remaining. there was a dramatic finish in the australian big bash league as hobart hurricanes beat brisbane heat byjust one run. brisbane needed two runs to win from the final ball to at the gabba, but mark steketee was run out by a direct hit. it looked like the batsman had got the one run he needed to force a super—over but replays sho

it was no time for a party, right, back in washington, for rolling out the bunting and parades and all the usual inaugural hoopla. not during such a period of deep, deep pain for the country and when we really needed to be working on other things. so, in 1945, fdr asked for a smaller inauguration, a scaled-down event. "the new york times" reported on it at the time in almost poetic terms. they said, quote, this year, war set a different tone for the inauguration. the president had requested a simple ceremony, and it was as simple as such momentous occasions could well be. there was no mile-long inaugural parade this year with flags snapping briskly over the heads of smartly clad soldiers and sailors. soldiers and sailors were busy elsewhere, half frozen in foxholes or tanks in belgium and germany, as the mortars thumped and the bullets wind above their heads or manning the sheepz of the great fleet in the pacific. there were no mass formations of planes thundering over pennsylvania avenue. the planes and their crews were also busy elsewhere. so, for his inauguration, january 1945, fdr

measures including the expansion of genetically modified crops and helped ease industry restrictions bunts cabinet has so far been packed with figures linked to big corporations former c.n.n. contributor jen psaki has been chosen as the new white house press secretary who just in some of the nation's defense secretary spoke concerns over his ties to the arms supplier raytheon aren't any blinken sclerosis with the big and powerful is being questioned over his nomination for secretary of state professor of political economy jack rasmus doesn't believe that we'll be seeing much difference with this new administration always what runs nearly all of now her nose retreads from your mom administration or pro corporate. appointees you know it's not only that bill shack was. doing what he needed to do to run it for a month santo or geologist but he was in husband mystere i believe the head of the dairy council so are described as a long history of corporate agribusiness try and other positions revolving doors of the same thing it's not mary convincing me that we're going to have much of a change yo

bunted 20th in record numbers of people attempting to reach the united kingdom and claim asylum thousands made the journey of all will be granted permission to stay long term all do need somewhere to live right now but the question is well one location under consideration it's clear to me from village of boston stacy in hampshire where there are proposals to build accommodation for up to 500 young men seeking asylum with just the church a part of the village store and a population of only a 1000 people that if it is it simply won't cope in a small rule very large 500 people squat lot so i think maybe i'm not against the idea of the idea of it's good it's just the placement i think is a little off to maybe it should mean more towards a city or town. my concerns mostly focused around the facilities in the area and the fact that it will be the other side of the atrium $320.00 shops or any other buildings like that it's just going to cause a danger i think with people trying to cross the carriage but the issue here is that's a field in the middle of the countryside with no facilities and thei

. >> clerk: this is a motion to send the item back to the bunt and finance committee before it came from. [roll call vote]. there are 10 ayes and one no with supervisor fewer in the dissent. >> president yee: this motion passes 10-1 vote. let's go to the next item. 29. >> clerk: resolution to retroactively approve a contract through may 28, 20 twin and for $19.3 million contract increase for total amount of $28.7 million. >> supervisor safai: thank you. i wanted to know if there's anyone from h.s.a. here to talk about this contract? it's a retroactive. i have couple of different questions and i'm sorry i wasn't able to attend the budget and finance committee. i do have questions. we're increasing this by $20 million retroactively. is there anyone from h.h.a. to talk about this item? my first question through the chair, can you talk why we're amending the contract retroactively? >> unfortunately, it's retroactive because this program is actually -- it has been extended on a month-to-month basis. we prepared the material to submit for resolution. unfortunately, by that time was retroactive

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the biggest threat to our country and it wasn't russia with the gdp the size of jack dorsey's man bunt. he was china but the democrats laugh the trump and seth meyers who would know a joke if it hosted the tonight show laugh the trump and let's not forget that letter that magically showed up prior to the election signed by 50 former intel officials saying the hunter story had all the ear marks of russian disinformation? if i didn't know any better and people it said that about me isn't that letter disinformation? if only there were investigative journalist around. they knew china was a real threat but posed russia as the problem. was problem. was it a decoy? was her too much to gain from china? with were they compromise or do they hate trump so much that they couldn't agree if i'm even when he is obviously right so they put america against them instead. china with one of the biggest economies on earth's response bowl for stealing or her intellectual property killing thousands of americans treating a viruslike of global prank running seeker concentration camps fixing up democrats with d

he couldn't stand the idea that suddenly he was worrying about bunting and balloons instead of the greatof the day. and in fact through thank you fall also he was -- through the fall when he was at the white house managing a losing campaign his own staff felt like he wasn't in it and they confronted him and called his wife and said you have to get on his case, eastern barbara bush was con veined baker wasn't all in for her husband and thought he was trying avoid blame for the coming loss being heaped on his shoulder and cause aid rift between baker and the bush family which took years to resolve. the fixer is want he wanted to transcend and it's the thing he couldn't escape. >> i was covering washington then and i remember felt like we wait around for months for baker to get into the campaign. the problems they were having. george we talked but the ambition 0 of these two men, holbrooke, larger than life, pluses larger than life, flaw us, what was it about him that in the end you think kept him from realizing -- he really wanted to be secretary of state. you mentioned what happened betwe

>> with the first news, joe biden is stacking up his first nfirmation fight by naming tendon to be bunt swift reflexes on republican senators. texas senator john cornyn called her selection radioactive. a long time democratic operative who has frequently criticized republicans on twitter. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has set up a vote to advance the nomination of christopher waller to the federal reserve board. waller is research director at the st. louis fed. mcconnell has taken no action to open judy shelton's path to the fed. that dims the passes for the controversial nominee. her confirmation was blocked before the thanksgiving break. white house coronavirus advisors it t. president trump's favorite by abdicating a loosening of social distancing regulations. but she was criticized for describing lockdown as harmful to americans. atlas is a neurologist with no background if public health or infectious diseases. exon mobile is about to face the biggest write down in modern history. the president will write down the value of north and south american gas field by $17 billion t

police tried to stop a suspicious toyota camry a little after midnight, bunt the driver refused to stopagged san ramon officer. >> an officer being struck by a vehicle. >> reporter: a second officer fired several shots at the car, missing the suspect. the officer was treated for a possible broken hand. the suspect led police on a chase into santa clara county that topped 135 miles per hour. the suspect also turned his headlights on off. officers stopped chasing him and lost him when he began going the wrong way in traffic. but they did lose him for long. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office found the vehicle driving. the suspect stopped and was inside of his vehicle for a couple of hours and barricaded himself in that vehicle. >> the cam ray was blocked with tactical vehicles by the s.w.a.t. team. the waiting paid off. >> he gave himself up and came out of the vehicle without any further incident. >> now police say that camry had been reported stolen from oakland auto dealership. the suspect identified as sandy lyon, 48 years old from stockton. >> henry, aside from the suspect bei

if i could maybe rephrase it a bit, a sort of bunt, column i city, heavy-handed moralizing that only seems to lead in one direction which is a larger, more intrusive nanny state the of paternalism. my friend, the social thinker oz. guinness, papa terriblism without a father -- paternalism without a father where we're headed with so much of the progressive left, i think also perhaps linked to this secularizing tendency. if you don't have a deep source of religious, transcendent source of meaning for your life, the way human beings seem to be wired is we're going the crave it, we're going to find it somewhere. social justice, quote-unquote, seems to be operating something like a cult, if i can speak with my historian's hat on. it has the trappings of a fervent religious cult, doesn't it? its rituals, its dogma and, of course, the heresy. identifying and punishing the her tucks. back to you, dr. rose, on that. go ahead. >> it does have those trappings. i would add an addendum to your point. it's also subject to positive feedback. when -- i do believe victor frankel was one of the most p

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bunts are for baseball not bakeries and yeah, i know they're spelled different, but i took your silentr word -- git. g-i-d-t, gidt. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ spitoon clanging ] [ laughter ] [ spitoon clanging ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ spitoon clanging ] [ laughter ] go on git -- go on git, tinsel look, christmas trees, i'm a a fair guy i'll give you christmas balls, lights -- hell, i'll give you that string of popcorn that nobody in real life ever uses. but, tinsel, you're just robot spaghetti, and you belong in a a robot restaurant, with the rest of the robot pasta. so do me a favor and go on git [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ go on git, nonscented candles. if you don't smell like pine trees or candy canes or gingerbread, i don't need you. this isn't the 1700s i ain't looking for a light source what i do need you for is to provide a sniff for me to whiff, a little whiff sniff. so candles, if you got no smell, then you can go on and git. [ cheers and applause so hard to see 'em go. but i'm glad i got them all out of my system we'll be right back with nick kroll, everybody. [ cheers and

the bunt cake. and ironic gal pal of snoop dog. despite the fame and her wealth, she once sold a bunch of stock one day before the very stock prices plummeted. she never faced criminal insider trading charges but served five mopts in prison for lying to authorities during an investigation with the sale. enter senator perdue. he was scrutinized for possible insider trading for his sale of more than $1 million worth of stock. the system must work differently for perdue. of the justice department declined to bring charges. now we're learning perdue is a senates most prolific stock trader. according to the "new york times" he sometimes made 20 or more transactions in a single day. and nearly 2,600 trades in a single term. most of which are in companies that stood to benefit from policy and spending matters that came before the senate as a whole, but before the committee and sub committees on which he served. when did he have time to pass bills? we know that almost none of the trumps campaign promises came true. but in particular his vo

you know, he's a negotiator, bunt only that, people say that we've known that he can talk, but he's a and he always tries to understand what the other person is complaining about. politically, that really helps you when you try and cut deals because you know where they're coming from. he's got a lot of experience with that. >> katherine, to you. another red flag today when it comes to the economy. while there was some job growth, as i said a second ago, it was lower than expected, and biden released a statement saying this is a grim jobs report. there is progress on a stimulus deal, no pen to paper yet. how did that report express a need for stimulus asap? >> reporter: it shows that it is another failed attempt to get a stimulus package. they're way too low to fill in the jobs hole that was dug when we lost 20 million jobs. at the current pace of job growth that we had in november, it would take more than another three years before we recovered all of those jobs that were eliminated, that were shed, destroyed at the start of this -- >> as if on cue, here he is, president-elect. >> ear

system, one thing, though, that is clear and what we have seen over the last four years, the president bunt like to do the work, but he likes to get the credit. so you could see, if he had put out that statement and even with what's he's doing now, if part of it was, i want to be the say you've that got you $2,000 in your check instead of $600, without even understanding what's in the covid bill and what's in the spending bill. >> i think that's definitely part of it, erica. i think that the president certainly wants to be seen as the person who did more. he is, in many ways, in terms of his own politics, there are areas, particularly when it comes to spending, where he's much more aligned with democrats than he is with republicans. this statement that he gave is of the variety that democrats was worried that he was going to do in his first six months. he ended up burrowing into republican policy, particularly on taxes. but this is something that people have been worried about, but to john's point, this demonstrates just either a lack of interest or a lack of understanding in how this works

refuses to concedes last month's election and hopes to overturn the results before their finalized bunts his time is running out it's the same for 8 for what's called safe harbor day is when states must resolve legal challenges and certify their results just a handful of states have not stone so already it is so it's unlikely to change the outcome or the election as long as the states of certified the results by december 8th which was no x.'s are free to votes for president and vice president without interference from congress but the chosen electors will meet next week on december 14th to cast the actual votes for president than to resolve any remaining legal disputes though trump can continue challenging the election after that it's the u.s. constitution mandates that presidential term will end at noon on january 20th let's get more now from our white house correspondent kimberly hold kids kimberly i find we're learning more about the intricacies of the u.s. constitution with each passing day safe harbor day is this a significant marker and what does this mean for donald trump's attemp

went on more than 50 cruises happy anniversary to bunt nelson of south carolina.ven better. and happy 103rd birthday to mr. william wright, a chocolate lover from north babylon, new york served during world war ii received a purple heart for his service. we salute you, sir and happy birthday >> wow, what a good one. >> happy hanukkah to all of our friends. >> absolutely. looking ahead to the weekend, willie has a great interview with bryan cranston. he shared how during filming he and his wife tested positive for covid, and bryan then found himself in an interesting competition with tom hanks >> yeah, we were talking to tom and rita, and they had it just about the same time. and after a while, he said he's donating his plasma at ucla medical center, so i called and started donating plasma as well. >> and here i am at ucla donation center. how is your aim, ron >> all right, i guess. after a while, the strength of your antibodies in the plasma weakens. and you know, not that it's a competition or anything, but i said, you know, how many times was tom able to donate

. >> clerk: this is a motion to send the item back to the bunt and finance committee before it came from. [roll call vote]. there are 10 ayes and one no with supervisor fewer in the dissent. >> president yee: this motion passes 10-1 vote. let's go to the next item. 29. >> clerk: resolution to retroactively approve a contract through may 28, 20 twin and for $19.3 million contract increase for total amount of $28.7 million. >> supervisor safai: thank you. i wanted to know if there's anyone from h.s.a. here to talk about this contract? it's a retroactive. i have couple of different questions and i'm sorry i wasn't able to attend the budget and finance committee. i do have questions. we're increasing this by $20 million retroactively. is there anyone from h.h.a. to talk about this item? my first question through the chair, can you talk why we're amending the contract retroactively? >> unfortunately, it's retroactive because this program is actually -- it has been extended on a month-to-month basis. we prepared the material to submit for resolution. unfortunately, by that time was retroactive