it's also barton burton burges largest city. the schloss plot square and kern exparza or king street can be found in a city center still got lies in a basin and is surrounded by vineyards. ah, many famous ca brands, including mercedes and portia, have their headquarters here and show off automotive history and their company owned museums. among barton burton bags most well known cities internationally is heidelberg on the neck. our river. this old university towns, landmark is heidelberg castle, a ruin which was never fully rebuilt after suffering damage and was and finds. the castle is among europe's most visited tourist attractions. with its university, which was founded in the 14th century, heidelberg is all a world famous center for research and close to 40000 of the cities, 160000 residents. our students also in barton burton bag on a mountain top at the edge of the sway, beehan, jura, or sway be an alps, sits corns allan castle, a monument to german romanticism. it's an idealized version of a medieval castle built in the m

and he starts with harold burton. and it seems like truman's approach is -- you know, he is appointing friends, or people that he knows -- but it's not necessarily that he's appointed people that will support him because they are friends or that they will support him politically. he is thinking a step ahead. here is the legal step we need to do when i need to do. here is a justice that supports that legal theory. is that what he's trying to accomplish? >> it's not at the point where he appoints burton. which, as you rightly note, it was his first nomination to the court. this happens very early in truman's tenure. harold burton was a senator, and most importantly, was a republican senator. and what americans understood then, just to contextualize, briefly, for everyone, this was the beginning of the gallup poll. the gallup poll being the gold standard of polling in the united states. and then the gallop polls, when the vacancy came about, one of gallup's most important major polls was to ask if you thought that truman

it's also barton burton bergs largest city. the schloss plot swear, and kern exparza, or king street can be found in the city center. still got lies in a basin and is surrounded by vineyards. ah, many famous ca brands, including mercedes and portia, have their headquarters here and show off automotive history in their company owned museums. among barton burton bags most well known cities internationally is heidelberg on the neck. our river, this old university towns landmark, his heidelberg castle, a ruin which was never fully rebuilt after suffering damage and was and finds. the castle is among europe's most visited tourist attractions. with its university, which was founded in the 14th century, heidelberg is all a world famous center for research and close to 40000 of the cities, 160000 residents. our students also in barton burton bag on a mountain top at the edge of the sway, beehan, jura, or sway be an alps, sits corns allan castle, a monument to german romanticism. it's an idealized version of a medieval castle built in t

it's also barton burton berg's largest city. the schloss plot square and kern exparza or king street can be found in the city center still got lies in a basin and is surrounded by vineyards. ah, many famous ca brands, including mercedes and portia, have their headquarters here and show off automotive history in their company owned museums. among barton burton bags most well known cities internationally is heidelberg on the neck. our river. this old university towns, landmark is heidelberg castle, a ruin which was never fully rebuilt after suffering damage and was and finds. the castle is among europe's most visited tourist attractions. with its university, which was founded in the 14th century, heidelberg is all a world famous center for research and close to 40000 of the cities, 160000 residents. all students also in barton burton bag on a mountain top at the edge of the sway, beehan, jura, or sway be an alps, sits corns allan castle, a monument to german romanticism. it's an idealized version of a medieval castle built in the

he starts with harold burton. seems like truman's approach, he is appointing friends, or people he knows. it's not necessary he's appointing these people because they will support them because they are friends or they support and politically, he has got his eye on -- he is thinking a step ahead. here's the legal steps we need to take to do to need to do. i need to find justice as a support that legal theory. is that more or less what he's trying to accomplish? >> he appoints harold burton which rightly made his first nomination to the court. this happened very early in truman's tenure. burton was a senator, most importantly was a republican senator. what americans understood then, just to contextualize briefly for everyone this is just the beginning of the gallup poll, the gold standard of pulling in the united states. and so the gallup poll one of the most important first poles was to ask americans do you think president truman should nominate a republican or a democrat to the supreme court? and we would likely h

it's also barton burton burges largest city bush loss plot square, and kern exparza or king street can be found in a city center still got lies in a basin and is surrounded by vineyards. ah, many famous ca brands, including mercedes and portia, have their headquarters here. and show off automotive history, and that company owned museums among barton burton bags, most well known cities internationally is heidelberg on the neck. our river. this old university towns, landmark, is heidelberg castle, a ruin which was never fully rebuilt after suffering damage in wars and fires. the castle is among europe's most visited tourist attractions. with its university which was founded in the 14th century, heidelberg is all a world famous center for research and close to 40000 of the cities, 160000 residents. our students also in barton burton bag on a mountain top at the edge of the sway, beehan, jura, or sway be an alps, sits corns allan castle, a monument to german romanticism. it's an idealized version of a medieval castle built in the mid 19th century. the castle was erected by the prussian and

because i was on a set with richard burton, but i realised that people are just people.an. we would sit — we were shooting down in salisbury plain, one little scene — i remember sitting with him and john hurt one lunchtime and just talking, you know, about life and — not about liz taylor and stuff, not about that, just about life, you know, and the film and he was so pleased to be working on a film that actually felt meant something at that point in his life, because he'd been doing a few films that he wasn't that proud of. and it was just really lovely to sit and talk with somebody of his reputation, but, you know, just a regular guy. the point about introversion or maybe self—effacement, with you seems to go even further, though, because you have always said, i think, about the way you make your movies that you don't want people to really think hard or notice or regard as sort of special the treatment, visual treatment you've given the movie because you sort of say if they're coming up to me, saying, "i love that brilliant shot you put in "at x or y point in the movie,

it's also barton burton berg's largest city. the schloss plot square and kern exparza or king street can be found in a city center still got lies in a basin and is surrounded by vineyards. ah, many famous ca brands, including mercedes and portia, have their headquarters here and show off automotive history and their company owned museums. among barton burton bags most well known cities internationally is heidelberg on the neck. our river. this old university towns landmark, his heidelberg castle, a ruin which was never fully rebuilt after suffering damage and was and finds. the castle is among europe's most visited tourist attractions. with its university, which was founded in the 14th century, heidelberg is all a world famous center for research and close to 40000 of the cities, 160000 residents. all students also in bod, unbuttoned bag on a mountain top at the edge of the sway, beehan judah, or sway be an alps, sits corns allan castle, a monument to german romanticism. it's an idealized version of a medieval castle. built in t

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. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: jenna burton is like a lot of young americans.g age. in tacoma, washington, her drug use continued until she was in her 40s, as a. in and out prison 3 times. twice there with her mother. at the age of 40 turned her life completely around for real. not in a fake way. a we sat down with jenny for a full hour. it's on tucker carlson today. here's part of that conversation. a ♪ ♪ >> tucker: your second release from prison what was your plan? >> i had only been out 7 months. i had been shot and shot someone else. >> tucker: shot with a gun? where were you hit? >> in the femmoral artery. they were surprised i lived. i am not kidding.wh >> tucker: i don't think that's in my packet. >> most people don't know that. >> tucker: what were the circumstances of the shooting? >> i was in a house. i was arguing with someone. i had just shot at a house earlier that day. there was a question whether i shot myself or somebody shot me. my gun fell down my pants and the bullet went this way out my leg. i was told that somebody else shot me. i don't kn

, — available by tomorrow, but mark burton, who runs the six pharmacies in north—east england, hasn'tu -l . �* ., ., supply. i've tried ordering an additional — supply. i've tried ordering an additional supply _ supply. i've tried ordering an additional supply this - additional supply this afternoon and that order was rejected. so, unfortunately, we're going to have to start to turn people away the current supplies are exhausted. it's very frustrating when you've got people in front of you and you are unable to have them the tests that they are asking for. and a lateral flow tests become even more important from tomorrow in northern ireland and wales. as in england, people with covid will be able to end itself isolation earlier after seven days, rather than ten, if they can get the test and get two negative results. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the james webb space telescope begins to unfold its sun shield in a complex process involving hundreds of moving parts. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way

his ex—wife was elected as mp for burton in 2019.predators has beenjailed, he targeted almost 2000 victims from his bedroom computer and persuaded them to send explicit photos for money, then blackmailed them into extreme sexual demands. the company behind the development of the controversial cambo oil field off the coast of the shetland islands says the project is being �*paused'. siccar point energy says drilling — which is currently awaiting approval by the uk government — can't continue as planned after its partner, shell, withdrew investment. england's batsmen have fought back on day 3 of the first ashes test in brisbane. of 278 over the tourists. but a fightback byjoe root and dawid malan has kept the game alive. here'sjoe wilson. well, what can you spot from the high—rise apartments of brisbane? it's english hope — in the form, as usual, of their captain. starting their second innings 278 runs behind, england lost rory burns early on. haseeb hameed departed too. shame, when he'd worked so hard to get to 27. but 2021 has been a

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paul burton thank you so much for what you and your colleagues are doing.s and boosters of course are so critical saving so many lives here in the u.s. and around the world. thanks so much for joining us. i hope you have a merry christmas and a happy new year. >> you, too. thank you, wolf. >> thank you. >>> up next former president trump appeals to the united states supreme court, escalating his fight to keep his white house records secret. but it's also a game, of information. because the nfl is connected. and at any moment, the fate of the season can come down to this. billions of secure connections, per second. when the game is on the line and the game is always on the line touchdown! the nfl relies on cisco. (kate) this holiday, verizon has the deal that gets better and better and better. get iphone 13 pro, on us, when you trade in your old or damaged phone. here, the phone everyone wants, on america's most reliable network. better? (guy) better. (kate) that's not all. the new iphone, and up to 7 entertainment subscriptions for your family. like apple m

joining us now is kelly burton, president of the national democratic redistricting committee. it's great to have you with us, kelly. earlier this year, everyone was predicting democrats would do terribly in the redistricting as we were anticipating there. but it seems at least for now, things might have changed. first off, do you agree with this recent analysis that i was talking about, that things have gone better than expected for democrats? and if so, why do you think that is happening? >> well, thanks for having me and for talking about this important issue. look, i will say right off the top that there's no question the republicans are trying to gerrymander their way to a house majority through redistricting this cycle. they are very open about that strategy. and i think what you're seeing now is the comprehensive strategy that we and others have been running for years to fight back against that plan, to fight back against the republican gerrymandering and their intent to manipulate the map so they can hold onto power regardless of what the voters say. and that comprehens

i kind of wanted to go all out and i put together huge display for the space on tim burton's nightmared like the court to a movie this sugar seen as a real conversation starter. i love as this halloween or is this christmas time general manager pete sicknick who sounds a lot like saint nick says it's a gingerbread house for the times and the underlying message is that there's the christmas spirit in all of us. >> jeff. erica spent countless hours on the cast of characters all made of very it is sugar. yes. >> everything. this is about 98% edible. okay. but what you really want to eat is any number of mouth watering seasonal deserves. this is a chocolate cream pie. >> with the you want to check out gender bread house. it's up until the new year going to do our best to people's spirits up there. you know, hopefully end this year on a positive in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 news. and take a look at this. 6 homes in southern california. they teamed up for a really big light display. they getting ready for this about a year. the residents of one culver city neighborhood have a disp

paul burton with us now. doctor very good to have you. >> good afternoon, neil, thanks for having me. neil: how bad do you think this is, doctor? >> so neil, look. we know more today than we did on thanksgiving day, but i think it's a severe theory variant, as we just heard, you know, when this started, there were maybe 200-250 cases a day in south africa. there's probably 25,000 cases a day, 88,000 cases in the uk yesterday, so it clearly transmits very quickly. delta typically does not re infect people who have had delta, whereas omicron has no respect for that. it can reinfect people regardless of what they received and i think it's true that in terms of death, the death rates are lower that we're seeing right now but look at the data from denmark, hospitalization with delta about .7%, it's early days still but about .8% with omicron, so i think this is a significant variant. neil: you know, you had said, doctor, that in looking at omicron and where it's going, that it is obviously a seriously transmissibl

and the movie hadn't even opened. >> what's new with tim burton's movie "batman" is that a mechanicalf split personality nature, the light, the dark. for me, it was definitely my favorite of all comic book characters because of those reasons. >> visually, it's timeless. he consciously doesn't let you know where this is. it seems like the '40s. and all of a sudden, there's a car from the '70s. he's just using everything. >> we were lucky the movie was made before there was any superhero shit going on. it felt like new territory at the time. >> batman begat all of what we see now. the idea of a comic book being made into a film, that's taken over the movie business. >> you could have predicted some of the big moneymakers, "batman," "ghostbusters 2," "indiana jones." but who would have guessed a modestly budgeted film about racism set in a black neighborhood of brooklyn would be a national hit? >> mookie. >> what? >> your brother is up on the wall. >> ask sal. >> in the '80s, there was a push to have more diversity on-screen. but diversity on-screen doesn't mean you have diversity behind

. >>> demonstrators gathered at san francisco's burton federal building and courthouse to call on theourt to preserve a woman's right to choose. the fate of legal abortion is in the u.s. -- in the u.s. now rests with the supreme court. justices heard arguments today on a mississippi law, which bans most abortions 15 weeks after conception. it is the most direct challenge to roe versus wade that the court has taken up in a generation. the court's conservative majority appeared willing to overturn roe versus wade, which could lead to two-dozen other states to enact abortion bans. however, justice sonia sotomayor warned that scuttling decades of precedent merely because the court's makeup has changed will harm its credibility. >> all right. so we know car break-ins are an everyday occurrence in san francisco but the latest one is really taking it up a notch. tourists from north carolina was at the palace of fine arts yesterday afternoon. they knew car break-ins were a problem in the city, so they didn't leave anything in their rental car. so the thieves just waited until the tourist came

on monday to john burton cuba, i mean a butch ton because it would be the 2nd murder yawn. would witness her. but okay. lucia gopi leaps due to pencil paper. tow loan can could, jody. so tommy dick will my survive as we interviewed, have stories of killings. han says he saw a boy who had an epileptic seizure during a punishment session bludgeoned to death. but at the news, it was unusually. you took a remedy, them from lead, you could do it. good luck. tiger ava comes in, touching will for them was under the law. one was a part of don't wanna go down. he thought he's only lead already moving back to the get that other body back other than that ego moondog. i'm isn't going to put a hold up on the korean external peer on mock out for that number. her mother going with the machine. so, based upon mother to will so hope for me to june. but i will go to norman, when you go away, you also, he learned from one of other than other gibbon bootable. narrow cushions are natural under the google nauseum of neural do you show me what to can you look at will shadow total jermanti from an

. >> tucker: jenny burton is someone who was lost and now found it. watching. we are out of time. 8 p.m. see you tomorrow. >> welcome to "hannity." i am tammy bruce in for sean. the biden presidency is in tatters. the border and foreign balance. -- policy. joe biden promised the world and failed to deliver. now the build back better bill imploded. joe manchin announced he was a firm

bee is getting a new host lavar burton.dvocate of children's literacy and hosted of course legendary reading rainbow more recently. he was a guest host on jeopardy last year. the spelling bee was canceled during the night of the pandemic sponsors. hope it will return to person next year, that's awesome. all right, chris alvarez is here sports. chris i'm coming up in sports some great games from thursday night football to stanford hoops, and draymond green talks about the upcoming return of klay thompson. why dre isn't getting too hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill... [laughs] so true. and now, the moon christmas special... gotta go! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. sing 2. rock cas

laura burton idly reports people and barely walk in the deployment of troops and tanks. many want an end to file and it's besetti, ethan democratic republic of congo. for decades. a joint forces operation by the ugandan and complete governments ain't through towns the allied democratic forces. the rebel group is a keys of massacring thousands of people, and we support this operation and the collaboration between our 2 presidents to put an end to the adf killers. we're expecting a lot from this operation because we want to resume with our normal life. this is a, it's a real joy for us to see the u. p. d. f. soldiers, finally conducting military operation and darcy mannion benny region. it was our demand and the suffering of the people in banana treated eagans who have long been massacred by the adf. you can the government planes eladio for november, suicide bombings in kampala. the con, lease army, had been fighting rebels for years and introduce martial law in the region. 6 months ago, we decided to bring together our digital services. and now we bring together asper shi

military project near will nearly but thought it was the only non party member they took on miss burton and she would have gone the other coworkers for communists. williams, virginia, when the head of her test pilots division found out about actual course, he was shocked to blow on that. how could a nonparty member have become a crew members? you'll get the miss but generally, but well, we keep us to d. party membership means nothing. the country alika g abdul gleam of was so proud of the soviet union is history. and the colossal wing ship is destined to serve as an attraction in petri park, a to recite planned on the caspian sea coast over in the much everything is ruined. good nor you. the work of so many designers and engineers neural roughly were of us. but at least that still standing here the most that we were rather that i'm with all of the was talk about dismantling it for scrap the news module for emerald. i hope it will help young people understand what fantastic technology we had and what a great country reward or if there were new naga, and i hope that will help them feel pr

i kind of wanted to go all out and i put together huge display for the space on tim burton's nightmare before christmas and light. the court to a movie on sugar seen as a real conversation starter. i love is this halloween or is this christmas time general manager pete sicknick who sounds a lot like saint nick says it's a gingerbread house for the times and the underlying message is that there's the christmas spirit in all of us. >> jeff. erica spent countless hours on the cast of characters. all made of very it yes. >> everything this is about 98% edible. okay. but what really want to eat is any number of mouth watering seasonal deserves. this is a chocolate cream pie. >> you want to check out gender bread house. it's up until the new year going to do our best to people's spirits up there. you know, hopefully end this year on a positive in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 news. what a unique restaurant. well, kron four's teaming up with the souper bowl of caring to help support local food charities. >> if you like to donate, you can use your phone scan that qr code on your screen

that just now burton. coming up the next hour, the first case of omicron variant in the u.s.n. >> we'll check in your home. what you need to know about the case in a live report. and the biden administration is tightening up travel rules 2 and within the united states. more on what they're requiring from passengers now in a live report. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you take dofetilide. taking dovato with dofetilide can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. hepatitis b ca

richard burton, with that just as previously with their allowance needs to be in line if it comes with so the level serves us, the leading because sectors and it also needs to occur exceed, it was so far we still valid proportions. the average pay for the economy is $55000.00 roubles, and the average allowance there are to pay in the leading economies through the leading sectors, the financial so transport, oil that says $63.00 thousands roubles, according to my data worship. well, the ministry finance goes with 3 or it has a higher figures engine than the m. o. d says that the when you get an average allowance for a lieutenant good, i'm good. wishing to say that you visit the fisher is 81.2 or 2000 her little the city rouble. so while we know that there are different lieutenants sure berg, the average is a t, $1200.00 rubles fee. but as i said, the average pain of the leading sectors of the economy is 63000 roubles, and the government needs to continue. you make authority and a timeline and necessary amount a just of military pay. you can usually we illiterate william lucas and to inc

in burton, for massing troops on ukraine's order. they won't have serious consequences if there is an invasion present. abram, right, you see a saying iran is serious about the latest round of negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. and if well bows are willing to remove sanctions. he says an agreement can be reached. se tv reported his comments as negotiations continued for another day. in vienna, us officials of one of consequences. if iran does not return to the agreement, palestinians have been voting and municipal elections using representatives more than a 150 village and local councils across the occupied west bank. a mass which governs the gaza. strippers boycotted the vote though due to postponed national elections. lowes are the headlines this our the listening post is coming up next. i called earlier last software charge of a 1000 here on tax commission, political figures around the world, military green my we are nation state government and we'd like crime and terrorism alarm to get rid of your the listening post wh

. 2 towns near denver, a hut, a tit where the situation has been described as by threatening lord burton. many reports, this is the moment a huge fire came rolling down the foothills of boulder, county and colorado. the false moving blaze engulfed hundreds of homes. local say they haven't experienced anything like it's you know, this is the 1st time i've really been involved in anything like this and i'll tell you it is really scary. ditches and things in the trees. oh, they're all up and flames. like there's embers everywhere. so it makes me very frightened, of course, with the wind that it's gonna continue to spread to other homes. strong winds, and dry conditions of fueling the flames. official say some of the fire to spot by falling power lines, which it knighted prairie grosses. estates were merchant proofs being declared and tens of thousands of people evacuated from the towns of superior and louis phil. many getting stuck in traffic jams as they tried to escape. gusts of a 100110 miles an hour can and have moved this fire down a football field in a matter of seconds. very little t

so on the west, the pointing the finger at moscow saying it's withholding gas president burton i gave his expiration for the crisis. the rule to him, it would weigh them with. they are lying to us, the confusing everyone has promised shipping the entire volume requested by its counter agents. in accordance with the existing contract, we were saying we must not destroy long term contracts, but know that the european commission, we must use market terms. the market will regulate it. well, here's how it regulates it. we have 2000 dollars, 1000 cubic meters. you're welcome, the issue of gas. it's pretty clear that you know, russia has nothing to do with that. a. he said that gas brown one is one of the few companies in the world that has increased its supplies to europe. whereas, for example, the american suppliers have diverted gas from the air liquefied natural gas from the european market. toys, the markets where they can make more money. russia hasn't done that. it increased its supplies to germany, for example, by 10 percent. but that's not enough. i'm in and the russia is always, wh

he's had a bumpy ride and burton elsewhere saw, yes, i think he woke up. i'm in my shoe towards this is the old state broadcasting to companies including bbc, have got a definite bias and so on aspects. i think you have to accept that. however, that's never taken into account in regards to the ality and other operations are just branded propaganda vehicles for, in this case, the russian government, the bbc does not get that treatment, does it. but for instance, it's world servers is funded by the british foreign. now foreign are foreign. i foreign office and bbc coverage of things. i remember very, very well of the scottish independence referendum in 2014 was hardly neutral, was it? so you know, this accusations of bias, well, let me take a run around every media company has a so i choose and decide certain questions which can be described as bias. and every major, major company is linked to it. so it respects of state. so this can be off a case of the pot calling the kettle black. there is a, a murky back run. when you start digging into this story, russi

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joe biden raises the thread of sanctions against moscow, while president burton calls for diplomacy and slums attempts ikea to undermine. he's also had a gunman is arrested in southern moscow after killing 2 people and injuring for others in the public services center. o process slums, the indian trying to enforce supposedly inclusive language like laying its actions to the quote nazi dictatorship. ah, oh, midnight in q 8 city in madagascar, and right here in moscow as well. welcome to the news r and r t. my names, unit o'neill, vladimir putin on joe biden, have concluded what was a 2 hour video cole, focusing on fears of a military escalation in ukraine. the kremlin, on the white house half revealed the key talking points. let's get into that with ortiz saskia taylor here in moscow. high saskia and we've not heard us have been saying both sides following them meeting. what's the main takeaways ah, well, that was a lot of hype around the school, but it also at the same time, very little expectation that would be major breakthroughs. and i think that is probably the big takeaway of the d

i'll see you then ah, again, in the present, burton has applied to the deputy director of the roches presence of us. no official reason has been given yet, but this comes off to a national scandal over torture in jails in the country. are these equal channels reports? it is the latest re shuffle within the russian federal penitentiary system. so far, no official reason has been given as to why this deputy had, has been fired by this comes against the backdrop of a massive torture scandal within this federal penitentiary system. essentially, activists league to crows, literally dozens of gigabytes of videos. very, very disturbing ones. and which inmates in russian prisons were tortured, how they were beaten up, and even sexually abused by the staff of prisons and by inmates who were said to be in cahoots with the prison authorities. now the, those if those videos that we can show them to you or force well for obvious reasons rarely but the scandal got the highest attention among the russian government. among the russian authorities, the russian president vladimir putin. he personally

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the other thing is, this could have less impact than previous waves because this is the fourth time burton has been through this. every time, people get more used to restrictions. there's likely to be people still going out and keeping economic reactive. they are more vaccinated. they are sick of restrictions. also, there is likely to be an element of defiance because of the christmas party debacle. if the government was not following its own world -- rules last christmas, people would be asking why they should follow them now. dani: that element of distrust is there. that is our lizzy burden. let's get first word news back with juliette saly. juliette: a third dose of the vaccine may be needed to neutralize the omicron variant. findings found that two shots may not be sufficient to protect against it. a third dose will boost antibodies to fight the new strain. pfizer says the new vaccine that will target the vaccine should be ready by march. -- target the strain should be ready by march. >> it would provide for omicron the same protection like the first two doses provided for the initial

they're now concerned about plans going ahead to expand the planned laura burton manley reports the town of became near, sits in the shadow of both near hurts cadina's largest power plant. considered europe's most producing. it seemed blamed for many debts and mass migration, and this is a culprit to large stretches of ash and cold deposits. the deer, though i portrayed us here just as soon as a child is born, he gets from cotton asthma instead of the lungs naturally developing every day we bury someone, never before have more people died than now. this is hell. the kenya has been empty of its residence a decade ago. 5500 people lived here. now that down to a 1000, a recent health studies link tells us smoke and ash to high levels of lung cancer, asthma, and chronic disease walking. it'll tell us there is no clear border between virginia and the power plants, the impact of the plants, lag, and hash deposits account for 70 percent of that. and chronic diseases compared with 3 percent of the saline district, which we compared to, to the tesla count. it's one of 5, the provide the nation wi

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i have to admire the british government, allowing a captain in quÉbec continue but burton very much appliesout the country and they contact can tax themselves to pay for the church. and that includes in canada the catholic church and there was a certain power of god that allowed them to have this and go back. they were humiliated in terms of new england. and so it means purifying any catholic refugees. they were vigilant for catholics. they were furious that the catholics were part of this in a political way. and that includes and that includes 1874 and the act that took place there. all of the land and the rest of the ohio river and he was a leader of a revolution and he is a land speculator. and that includes what happened in quÉbec as well. that really cut the legs off of speculators for that way. so it was technically quite effective. >> there are many things to talk about in terms of debate when it comes to winning the war. >> when it comes to this there are two images and one of them is part of this as well. one of them is an asset and encompasses the whole thing and and when it comes

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through sugar despite the the thought was called restrictions and college president, william, ultima burton is out for you. lost the do to save the shock. we've been able to achieve almost 100 percent. so alpha worth all of our contract. so now in terms of the readiness of our troops with your, with the key training exercise, yes, narrative activities. virginia love with us were the west. 2021 exercises had demonstrated the tell you noble ara into broncho younger groupings. can effectively you before mexico don't feel any tasks you to protect the nation just with are so the cover sure. to reduce threat t 1000 troops were sent. so by collect s u t t organization, countries and china high corporation acquisition countries. seeing that we're gonna go with a different attack. robotics vehicles have been used to work with c during those exercises for good book, if consciously, sorta becker's letter we're also had and another 45 international exercises during surprised checks. the caea you're taking in your us, which is really good. you're welcome. there is this worship through escalating. if it

last month, laura burton man repulse people and barely woke in the deployment of troops and tanks. many want an end to violence. its bisette, the ethan democratic republic of congo. for decades. a joint forces operation by the ugandan incomplete government's aims to root out the allied democratic forces. the rebel group is accused of massacring thousands of people with we support this operation and the collaboration between our 2 presidents to put an end to the adf killers. we're expecting a lot from this operation because we want to resume with our normal life. this is a, it's a real joy for us to see the u. p. d. f soldiers, finally conducting military operation and darcy, mainland benny region. it was our demand and the suffering of the people in binion did treated regions who have long been massacred by the adf. you can the government blame the adf in november, suicide bombings in kampala. the comalies army have been fighting rifles for years and introduce martial law in the region 6 months ago. we decide to bring to get our our diligence services. and now we bring together asp

commissioner burton? vice president adams? >> okay. dominic, thank you again for your report. i too support this and understand why we need to do the increases and hopefully it won't be too much of a burden on our operators. carl, can we please have a roll call vote. >> president brandon? [ roll call ] >> the motion passes unanimously. resolution 2154 is adopted. next item, please. >> thank you. >> item 12 a is an informational presentation regarding the waterfront resilience program, early project to address life safety and disaster response. >> good afternoon, president brandon, vice president adams, commissioners, director forbes and members of the public. my name is brad benson. i'm the port's waterfront resilience director. i'm here this afternoon with stephen rio who is the deputy director of engineering and project delivery. we are really happy to be here today to present an update on the embarcadero early projects. i wanted to start by thanking director forbes for your comments during your director's report. there has been significant work that has led up to this point