so the new deaths today include the 91-year-old woman, in nine-year-old woman from callaway county -- a 90-year-old -- a 90-year-old -- a 91-year-old woman from callaway county, six before and 87-year-old -- a 67-year-old woman from greece county. a 57-year-old woman from anderson county. a 63-year-old woman from henderson. 58-year-old man from henderson. a 67-year-old man from henry. a 67-year-old man from hopkins. 74-year-old woman from jackson. a 53-year-old woman from jefferson. a 62-year-old man from jefferson. and 81-year-old man. a 79-year-old men and 85-year-old man both from mccracken. we lost three individuals from miriam county, a women ages 86, 94, and 96. two more losses in munro county. and 87-year-old woman in 59-year-old man. the 60-year-old woman and a recount and 54-year-old woman in todd county. the certainly feels and looks like some of the youngest average age we have seen in our reports. certainly, 28 people far more that we want to see. stopping that surge was so important. remember, deaths follow cases by several weeks. we will continue to see high numbers beca

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they say it's not their responsibility and so the game of hide and seek continues in the jeans me callaway. have you ever asked yourself where the material for the clothes you're wearing comes from well the consul maybe from turkey it's the leading cotton supplier in europe and it also has a booming textile industry but the demand for fast fashion i round the world may be forcing turkish children to work on cotton farms although the turkish government says it has officially banned child labor each harvest tens of thousands of miners have to toil away and the scorching heat. the sun is so hot stings. but 10 year old seville i picks the cotton tirelessly. while elsewhere other children her age play or go to school civilian or siblings have to work in the field with their parents and relatives. just civility whether she ever had any free time well after breakfast my father says come on let's go and work and in the afternoon my mother tells me to look up to my younger sister. she was upset when we asked if she ever had any free time to play. and that is 12 years old. has been driving a tractor

french police are on patrol in the jeans new callaway searching for items that migrants might have hidden join the day before crossing to britain and they struck lucky 3 backpacks with personal belongings. and an outboard motor for. a 2nd you know a few meters further visiting. for. operative word in a simple fog you know this is the boat it's still very new that's courage together it's not heavy. the police beat the refugees to the scene if they wanted to leave the same night it's more than 40 kilometers across the icy cold sea to the english port of dover. probably. have prevented a crossing that could have ended in a fatal disaster. the boat is much too small and the engine is not strong enough by far the most likely they would have capsized. 90 french policemen a financed by the british government to comb the coast their mission is to prevent refugees from reaching british soil. this is probably a gasoline canister it must have been lying here for a long time for. are no grew up here he knows the beaches like the back of the santa. cruz stover is over there. i wouldn't venture to see

french police are on patrol in a jeans new callaway searching for items that migrants might have hidden during the day before crossing to britain and they struck lucky 3 backpacks with personal belongings. they thought up to. find an outboard motor for their for you know a few metres further visiting. upper devonian said the function of this is the boat it's still a very new that's current together it's not heavy. the police beat the refugees to the scene if they wanted to leave the same night it's more than 40 kilometers across the icy cold sea to the english port of dover. we have prevented the crossing that could have ended in a fatal disaster. much too small and the engine is not strong enough by far the most likely they would have capsized. 90 french policemen a finance by the british government to come on the coast their mission is to prevent refugees from reaching british soil. this is probably a gasoline canister. it must have been lying here for a long time with. john down are no grew up here he knows the beaches like the back of his hanging. over is over there. i wouldn't vent

cascading into the summit water lake forming a new lava lake so quite a bit of activity now this again callaway on on the big island of hawaii, getting very active. this morning we're going to keep an eye on this and keep you updated as things develop throughout the morning. we'll take a break it's for 10 coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, congress agrees on another round of covid-19 relief. >>we'll tell you how soon a vote could be happening. and the new covid relief package. couldn't come soon enough we're going to take a look at how many evictions have been filed since the start of the pandemic. a shooting investigation in the south bay at the great mall, we'll tell you what police say happened that caused that mall to lock down and go into a shelter in place. >>and we're back at 4.14 a spare the air alert has been issued for today and for more details on this and look at the forecast ahead we've got john trouble standing by. yeah, what's causing the spare the air alert john so we got a cap right over the bay area james that's the high pressure that's pushing in the air down so any

facing a 4th night trapped in their vehicles and unable to depart for callaway. frustration and anger led one group of drivers to briefly blockade inbound freight arriving from france there was a confrontation at the police trying to clear the road a demonstrator lay down in front of one of the lorries 0 speak to the drivers and time and again the lack of information is what's really causing tempest to flare and i don't know what's going on the police will tell you what's going on all they want the most from are on the ball let these people call them by line no no no no no no it. should be bustling now instead it is ghostly shut down by the impact of the new variant of code in the u.k. the french ban on arrivals and that on wednesday morning but the condition of travel is possession of a negative covert test and getting one of them while trapped in a queue like this is impossible testing is available at the temporary lorry park at mountain airfield which now has nearly $4000.00 trucks and their drivers parked on the site is on a desolate windswept hilltop 20 mile

correspondent barbara faisal is in the french quarter of callaway i asked her how people there are viewing the new reality when the borders tight at midnight. people are if it said you do feel among the inhabitants here a certain amount of free correct few who work for the port because the ports here is really what color he lives off this is their main existence will mainstay really and that is for them really a moment of a certain regret because they've they felt that they were so closely tied to britain there was no really there was no border there was really nothing between than just this bit of water here which is just 37 kilometers nothing more or less and so they. are said but they also in a way are quite matter of fact and say they will have to learn to live with it if this is what they wanted then we can't help it we will just have to arrange ourselves with it we just have to sort of make do and yes it will become more complicated and yes we are using them as sort of close friends but they will still stay neighbors that's pretty much what everybody here says. professional who don't

making stops for british migrant communities across the continent i'm stood on the french ports of callaway hall so there and today alexander phenomena is in chantilly about an hour's drive north of paris. it's racecourse and shatter chantilly has been a visitor magnet for decades today so many brits have sacked or bad as even a cricket club. well let's join d.w. alexandra of our nominee in chantilly alexandra looks lovely. so tell us what you've been looking out there. let's 1st explain me where we are as you can see behind me the horse because shown is the self-proclaimed french capital off the horse and you can see on my right side there are raised of course and it was actually horse racing that attracted many brits to come and settle here and we would love to show you horses or. race but of course we are in the middle of the pandemic and it's not possible but we are so happy to have a british couple with amanda and homer thank you for being with us so tell us please what do you like about this place it's very relaxed it's. very nice to bring your children in an environment. isn't too st

of them across the block we're focusing on 4 british migrant communities in the french ports of callaway and polonius image and today brussels bureau chief alexander phenomenon is in chantilly about an hour's drive north of paris. we're here in st peter's anglican church and sean. that's been the heart of the british community for 2000 tourists and we're now joined by reverend sara tell it thank you for having us here in your church maybe you can tell us more about the british community here in the town yes certainly i can so that you came out gave the land to the british community that they came. and then. the land was available for them to build this church we're talking about $185860.00 and some of the families that were around at that time were still remembered here so you've got the carter family who were big racing family from britain who were involved in the early british community here ever since then people have been arriving full sorts of different reasons for work it's close to paris it's only 20 minutes into commute on the train and there's also a large agricultural industry

they say it's not their responsibility and so the game of hide and seek continues in the genes he callaway. have you ever asked yourself where the material for the clothes you're wearing comes from well the cotton maybe from turkey it's the leading cotton supplier in europe and it also has a booming textile industry but the demand for fast fashion a round the world may be forcing turkish children to work on cotton farms although the turkish government says it has officially banned child labor each harvest tens of thousands of miners have to toil away in the scorching heat. the sun is so hot stings. but 10 year old seville i picks the cotton tirelessly. while elsewhere other children her age play or go to school civilian or siblings have to work in the field with their parents and relatives. we asked severely whether she ever had any free time well after breakfast my father says come on let's go and work and in the afternoon my mother tells me to look up to my younger sister. she was upset when we asked if she ever had any free time to play. and that is 12 years old. has been driving a trac

david callaway wrote, woke us up with a bang.vering fine notices to incontrado ristorante and other restaurants that violate the health order. they would not confirm the number or amount of fines but they could go as high as $1,000 a day. nbc bay area reached out to the restaurant owner who did not want to comment. we spoke to one customer who drove from walnut creek to support the restaurant after hearing the owner was being fined for staying open. that customer argued by banning outdoor dining you leave fewer choices for get-togethers which are ultimately going to happen. we'll have another local news and weather update in an hour. ♪ we're going to find the perfect tree. we're going skating. we're going to nana's. wherever you go this holiday, chevy can help you get there. which is why we're making our chevy... ...employee discount available to everyone. the chevy price you pay... ...is what we pay. not a cent more. so wherever you go, happy holidays from chevy. use the chevy employee discount for everyone to get over six thous

. >>> joining me susan delpercio and don callaway and jonathan alter. let's get into this. don, to kind of reiterate what anna was saying as we read a quote from "the new york times" today, the consequences of such a delay are dire. some warn that any resolution at this point may be too late for families who will have lost their only life line shielding them from the brunt of the pandemic's economic toll. foreclosure, hunger, suicide said a senior policy analyst. there will be permanent things that happen to people that can't be fixed by a check in three weeks. holding this up has real life implications. do you think the president understands this? do you think he does? >> i don't know that he understands it. he was the child of -- with a golden spoon in his mouth. i don't know if he understands it, if understanding comes from lived experience. he is aware of it. that brings us to what we have known from the beginning of this administration, that we probably have not wanted to collectively face as americans, that with this administration, when it comes to immigration policy

david callaway wrote the quake woke us up with a bang because there would be an earthquake on the last day of 2020. >> carrie marshall said she felt it short roller felt in sausalito. you felt it in the studio, marcus. >> i felt a little shake in the studio this morning. you know what, at least one restaurant in the east bay defied the health order that bans indoor and outdoor dining. bob redell live for us in downtown danville. bob, is the city taking any action here? >> well, danville police confirm to us that it is issuing fine notices, marcus to businesses like incontro restaurant and other businesses that are openly defying the current covid-19 health order. we do know that fines could be as high as $1,000 per day. this is what incontro looked like last night. the outdoor dining area was open and even though the current health order prohibits outdoor and indoor dining and only allows pickup and delivery of food and nbc bay area did reach out who did not want to comment. we spoke with one customer who drove from walnut creek after hearing the owner was facing fines. across the bay

joining me now, susan del percio, david jolly, and don callaway. welcome, everybody.david, your reaction to this mixed messaging. we're hearing from republicans right now. what is it going to take for them to stand up to the president and accept reality and truth? >> you know, alex, there is really no excuse for only 27, it should be 100% of republicans. because facts are facts and the law is the law. and in any walk of life, particularly in politics, you reach an inflection point where you decide whether to lead or to follow. and i think a lot of politicians are rick averse and they think by following somehow they avoid a hard decision. but history judges followers just as harshly as it judges the discretion and decision of our leaders. as our nation, we would be stronger if every leading political elected official regardless of party recognizes validity of our elections and the outcome that joe biden will be the next president of the united states. the reason that our body politics suffers from this indecision and from this compromised feelings towards the election

facing a 4th night trapped in their vehicles and unable to depart for callaway i frustration and anger led one group of drivers to briefly blockade inbound freight arriving from france there was a confrontation of the police trying to clear the road a demonstrator lay down in front of one of the lorries oh speak to the drivers and time and again the lack of information is what's really causing tempest to flare and i don't know what's going on the police will tell you what's going on all they want to most of the former on the ball let these people follow them blindly no no no no no no no it. should be bustling now instead it is ghostly shut down by the impact of the new variant of covert in the u.k. the french ban on arrivals and that on wednesday morning but the condition of travel is possession of a negative covert test and getting one of them while trapped in a queue like this is impossible testing is available at the temporary lorry park at mountain airfield which now has nearly $4000.00 trucks and their drivers parked on the site is on a desolate windswept hilltop 20 miles away fro

our customs director here in the north of france i have to say it's quite quiet at the ports of callaway today we do understand of from customs officials that perhaps the traffic will be quite of the next few days it is of course and the cave in pandemic means extra restrictions on travel but of course a change is coming into effect on generally the 1st back to thanks to such a battle that force in cali now in the past few minutes a deal has been reached to secure freedom of movement on the border between spain and gibraltar the new u.k. e.u. trade deal did not include gibraltar which is a british territory travolta lies next to spain and their worst fears a lack of agreement could have caused destruction for travelers. as under abilities the co-chair of the 3000000 which is a group that represents e.u. citizens in the u.k. joins me now from the english city of cambridge could tell you with us on al-jazeera has the u.k. government prepared for the new immigration rules that they initiated online for the application to sort of enter work and for those that were already e.u. nationals livi

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last spring we had a proposal afforded to us prepared by custom power solar and callaway technology in a package to the board. this was discussed in the past. the proposal was to provide centralized battery storage, 6-megawatt hours, and a solar generation capacity of 1.44 mega votes. the proposal as presented was presumed these costs could be offset by rebate programs, however, treasure island facilities aren't eligible for the rebate programs because of their former navy status. they are not a pg and e or southern california edison service area to help fund those programs. at this time funding is not available to self-finance improvements of this scale, although tida will continue to study the potential for city-owned and controlled on island solar generation and battery storage as a liability measure in the future. on residential battery storage augmented by solar, we had a letter addressed to the tida board requesting the battery back up technology in treasure island housing, tessa power walls were mentioned. we have contacted an install leof tesla power wall in similar situations