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chris? about an hour and a half since that— chris? about an hour and a half since that plenary _ chris? about an hour and a half since that plenary was due - chris? about an hour and a half since that plenary was due to l chris? about an hour and a half- since that plenary was due to begin and a _ since that plenary was due to begin and a lot— since that plenary was due to begin and a lot of— since that plenary was due to begin and a lot of conversations going on in the _ and a lot of conversations going on in the corridors and a room on the side _ in the corridors and a room on the side many— in the corridors and a room on the side. many of them about money. we know that _ side. many of them about money. we know that climate finance has been a hi i know that climate finance has been a big issue _ know that climate finance has been a big issue for— know that climate finance has been a big issue for developing countries. they're _ big issue for developing countries. they're not— big issue for developing countries. they're not happy with the level of ambition— they're not happy with the l

chris dodd. chris and i have known each other for a long time. but if you will excuse a point of personal privilege, as we used to say in the senate, i saw up close how he fought for human rights and human dignity and the senate. do you know what my measure is, madame ambassador, ambassador kennedy? people tell me they care about people and the disrespect the waitress or waiter. people tell me they care about how, in fact, people are entitled to be treated with dignity, and walk by someone at a shoe shine stand and does not say hello. people who do not do simply decent things for ordinary people. that's the real measure. i've never seen chrisalk by anybody. i have not seen him nor his wife nor his two brilliant, beautiful daughters do so. i remember the passion and eloquence you brought to the floor, chris, when you were fighting for american families or serving as the senate leader, leading voice on engagement with latin america and the caribbean. you and the ambassador did a pretty damn good job as well. the work the senator is doing to bring human rights to the forefront of public understanding is making a real and immediate impact for all young people today. i think it is going to rate high among your families many great and lasting contributions to the country, chris. i know this is truly a family commitment for the dodds, so thank you for inviting me to be part of this. i mean it. it is an honor to be able to be here. of course, i/o chris -- i owe chris. when we were both running for president back in 2007 with almost no cash in either of our campaigns, he let me hop a ride in a twin engine prop plane, two-story, fro

. >> chris, chris, chris. >> he was kind of a mess, but he was always around, and he was only loyal, as the only thing that seemed to matter to the president. >> he's a great guy. he knows it's a witch hunt. >> we followed his press conference very closely, and was very aware of what the view of him was in mainstream circles. >> he was nothing but respectful to all of us here, shook hands, took pictures with us, greeted all the cops. but, you know, i think going on tv, i don't know if something changes. >> he once told me my view of my legacy is the quote, f-it. >> thank you for coming. i'm here on behalf of the trump campaign as an attorney for the president to describe to you the first part of a situation that is extremely, extremely troubling. >> so rudy giuliani comes out and launches into this speech about how the election was stolen, and how there are very grave allegations of fraud. he has witnesses behind him. >> people who have seen alleged fraud, people who had be testifying in lawsuits. he present this is guy, daryl brooks, later learn that he's exposed himself to children

chris: passengers are learning firsthand. female: they don't have flights available. chris: the airlines' covid rebound-- male: just seems like a mess. chris: --is turbulent. female: everybody is just on standby. chris: today the tsa is screening almost as many people per day as before the pandemic, but the bureau of labor statistics says 34,000 fewer airline workers are on the job. david slotnick: they're short staffed as everyone is post-pandemic. chris: analyst david slotnick says airlines are flying with zero wiggle room. one staffing shortfall, small storm, or computer glitch can ripple nationwide. david: they just end up having to cancel everything. chris: august, spirit stumbled. october, southwest bumbled. early november, american fumbled. each time passengers left stuck. male: never got any notification. male: like, how does that happen? chris: tight schedule, short staffing, plus, a possible cameo from unpredictable, wintery weather. add it all up, a gathering storm at the holidays. female: it's out of our control, and it's horrible. chris: we want to help. if your flight is canceled, do you know when the next few flights leave?

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chris, chris, and it does look like the stock market. so pleased with this proposed continuity. yes indeed, the new york stock exchange has responded quite favorably to the news that jerome powell will be heading the fed for a 2nd term. the s and p at peak was up nearly a percent. 43 points. dow jones, about 3 quarters of a point they've since retreated a bit from their high, but this is definitely seen as positive news by investors. we saw that with the banking stocks which rose as soon as the announcement was made. j. p. morgan, morgan stanley rising, nearly 2 percent and pre market trading before the market even opened and that continued has continued throughout the day with them trading hire. why is this investors know what to expect from jerome powell, amid a very shaky economic recovery, rising inflation. he is a known quantity, and earlier this month, the fed indicated that they would begin winding down economic stimulus efforts that were put in place because of the pandemic. back in march of 2020 interest rates were cut nearly to 0, and the fed began an aggressive bond buying program. they've begun scaling back that bond buying and indicating that they'll be raising interest rates. many analyst expect that to happen as soon as this summer, and this as inflation has hit a 30 year high. the consumer price index in october was above a whopping 6.2 percent. so that has been raising concern amid investors. but while they are happy about this progressives in the democratic party are not so happy they were favoring another candidate, senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts for one. they were looking for someone who is more aggressive on issues like regulation and climate change and so on. there was another candidate that bite and appointed as vice chair that they were hoping warren for her part says she will not vote to confirm jerome powell, but he is expected to have the support he needs to serve the 2nd term, the support he needs and the set and he's considered a bipartisan choice. so while the progresses aren't happy, it is expected that he will make his way to a 2nd term. kristen, will you meet with that reaction for us from new york? thanks so much. kristin. wel, that's now bring in claudia sam. she's a senior fellow at the jane family institute and also a former economist with the council of economic advisers at the white house. she joins us from washington, d. c. claudia, as we've been hearing that from chris in the markets. are obviously out, but is that because of less on certainty this morning? what do you think it goes beyond that? absolutely agree. there is the president by made a change for continuity. both in his appointment re appointment. j pallet and also elevating brainer to vice chair. both of them have been instrumental in the past 2 years of fighting the code and crisis. i think that's been released to our street and the certainty of going who leads defense next year. when i say biden's also decided to stick to this norm of keeping the fed chair, even though president trump actually bucks that in appointing power in the 1st place. now, i know he still needs to be confirmed, but he is already getting broad bipartisan support. do you think that reflects a bipartisan approach then to pandemic recovery going forward? so the partisanship pointed to the board by president obama and then elevated by trump chair. so he has already gotten a lot of support from both sides of the aisle.

chris, thank you very much for _ of the company. chris, thank you very much for taking - of the company. chrishe business editor at the telegraph, deputy editorfor telegraph, deputy editor for itv telegraph, deputy editorfor itv news, and the director of delta paul and earlier my colleague steve rosenberg, the bbc news correspondent in moscow. that is set for this edition, thank you very much indeed for watching katie razzle will be with you next week. storm arwen has been buffeting the uk over recent hours. so far, the strongest wind gusts i've seen have been across coastal regions of aberdeenshire. inverbervie picking up a top gust of 78 mph. not too far behind, northumberland — 74 mph gust of wind here. those wind gusts strong enough to bring down some trees, no doubt some transport disruption out and about as we head into saturday. the peak red weather warning lapses, though, during the early hours of saturday and, as our low pressure moves southward, we'll be left with two regions of strong winds — one affecting eastern areas of scotland and northeast england, and another for wales and so

chris— to save lives. thank you. i'm going to ask chris do the slides.- to ask chris do the slides. ister. first - to ask chris do the slides. thank you, prime minister. first slide, j you, prime minister. first slide, please. we thought it was sensible to start with the existing situation which is almost entirely delta because that is the problem for people who are currently being infected currently in hospital and currently dying. it isn't to say that delta is worse than omicron, simply to say this is what the majority, by far the majority of cases at the moment are. so if we look at the current situation, the situation remains that in terms of numbers of cases, overall it is, in our view, numbers of cases, overall it is, in ourview, broadly numbers of cases, overall it is, in our view, broadly flat. numbers of cases, overall it is, in ourview, broadly flat. sometimes numbers of cases, overall it is, in our view, broadly flat. sometimes it is going up and sometimes it is going down. it went up, for example, yesterday. in terms of numbers of cases. but that hides the fact that essen

chris. , , ., , and joins us now. tell us mark, chris. , , ., ., and joins us now. tell us mark, chris. , ., . chris. ch of mps back in -- _ chris. this is a trip that a bunch of mps back in -- about - chris. this is a trip that a bunch of mps back in -- about 15 i chris. this is a trip that a bunch of mps back in -- about 15 mps| of mps back in —— about 15 mps redoing to gibraltar. this is a kind of regular thing to try to bolster relationships between parliamentarians in the military so that mps understand what the armed forces get up to. they flew out there the other day, these 15 of them, they had two military chaperones, as he say, what then, he was sufficiently concerned about their behaviour, their drinking, that they let their bosses back at the ministry of defence know about it. in addition to that, when witness tells us that these three mps are drinking in the airport lounge, drinking on the plane itself and were drunk when the plane got to gibraltar. so who are we talking back to? a labour mp and two s&p mps. a labourmp back to? a labour mp and two s&p mps. a labour mp charlotte nichols, sh

chris, chris how can i -- >> jimmy: chris, how can i help you? d you a link i'll send you a link chris rock everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >> oh, that's great, jimmy, nice that was accidental too? [ laughter ] hey, let's bring out harry styles and olivia wilde. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: colin, when i talk about "the last best hope," you're going to go on the road with this. you're going to travel - >> yes, i am >> jimmy: -- around the country. >> oh, sure i am >> jimmy: yeah but this is -- can i ask you about this though? "the last best hope," who is the "the last best hope" >> well, it's a quote from lincoln about the country being the last best hope but in this case it's colin quinn, "the last best hope." [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: colin quinn! "the last best hope" is running now through november 20th, here in new york and then heading to cities across the u.s. for tickets, go to colinquinn.com we'll be right back with stand up from jared freid! [ cheers and applause ♪ welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. lots of new in

chris alvarez joining us with a preview "sportscenter." chris: steph curry was fired up against clips. the 49ers making their push against the vikings. against the vikings. how they ran their way to a mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers find the best bargains ever! when you have the world's longest list you go to ross so you can work that budget and get those savings. i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross. announcer: now, abc7 sports with chrisris: the 49ers entered the game as the seventh seed. there are definite playoff vibes at levi on the last day of november. jimmy garoppolo threw an early pick that led to a touchdown. kyle shanahan letting him know about it. ensueing possession. get the ball to deebo sam glum from 20 yards out game tide at 7-7. and that 4k camera on deebo. you've got to love it. 14-7. an 85-yard drive. jimmie g. and juwan jennings he dances at the end zone. 14-14. at that time break. it's deebo again. he had 78 touchdowns and two touchdowns. he would live with a groin injury. very next play, kirk cousins picked up by aziz al-shair. and elijah mitchell back in. so the niners scored 29 points in four minutes. they're up 28-14. levi vikings going fourth and goal. and kirk cousins' pass to jefferson, incomplete. that ended the game niners win 34-26. that is three straight wins improving to 6-5. they're the sixth seed in the n.f.c. race. >> we played our best football. and just in all three phases, i though

the conversation. >> when we come back, chris christie >> joining us now, former new jersey governor, chris christie >> joining us now, the aforementioned chrise. >> former new jersey governor, chris christie >> chris christie joins me now >> former republican governor of new jersey chris christie. >> seth: i mean, at this point christie's on cable news show much they're going to start putting him in a tiny box in the corner of the screen "let's check in on our christie cam. oh, looks like he's arguing with a stage hand about the jets. let's see how this plays out." [ laughter ] i mean, my god, he's been on cable news more often than the reverse mortgage commercials starring tom selleck at least do us the courtesy of growing the mustache, christie [ laughter ] also, damn you selleck and your silver tongue. i took out a reverse mortgage thinking i'd score some quick cash and now tom selleck lives in my house with my wife and kids [ light laughter ] in fact, he's doing the reverse mortgage commercials from my attic. [ laughter ] and even worse, he's best friends with the sea captain now. >> love me some selleck. he's my favorite of the "three m

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chris, chris. >> thanks, charles, thanks for having us. reiterate what my neighbor said. fantastic book. it changed the way i handled my money. for years i gave it to a big company, paid a feel. it was unwell ming. read the book to control my own money. thank you for what you did with the investor. if you're 70s, 80s, retire,ed with social security not a huge pension, with bonds paying so little what do you recommend of with high earning stocks? charles: honestly, right now, bitcoin is proving to be a pretty good hedge against inflation. it hasn't had a multicentury test like gold has had but this first major test, it really is proving itself. that is something to consider. you know, i always believe in owning something, even with a high yield that can go up. so i'm looking for yields over, over 4% but also with a stock has a chance to go up as well because right now even though, right now the yield on the s&p is about 1.3%, if you add in inflation you're losing money, which is your point. so find you a high yielding stock also. doesn't necessarily have to be one of these utilities per se where the company itself also has some upside potential. >> you have time for i-bonds, comment on i-bond? >> charles: i don't know. let me get back to you. you know tv guys. we're wedded to the prompter. in fact i'm going to brian. he has a question from the audience. brian? >> so my question is, with inflation flourishing but the government, the government debt in relation to gdp being, i think it is an all-time high with the exception of maybe last year, will the feds be able to increase interest rates while they have this massive debt? >> charles: a fantastic question. by the way, folks, federal reserve right now, it is in a real interesting position. the guy in charge of it, jerome powell may not be in charge of it anymore. he may become a victim of politics where the progressives certainly will not get what they wanted in a spending bill. maybe they will get the federal reserve. it would be unmitigated disaster in my opinion to politicize it anymore than already is. wall street is lookingor two to three rate hikes next year. i would be shocked, absolutely shocked. listen to the bond market. 10-year yield is free-falling two. year is going up. suggesting a much softer economy next year. i don't he see how the fed will hike rates. i would be surprised if they finish the so-called tapering. ultimately to your point if we pay $600 billion a year on interest, interest on the debt that we owe, imagine when yields go up. can we really as a nation afford one trillion? 1.5 trillion? two trillion dollars just on interest? i'm with you. i don't think they hike rates. if they do it will be one and done. that is just my opinion. go to hunter from new york. he has a great question to help us round out the show, which industries do you think will be prominent in the next five years? do you believe in space tourism will be a fad or a long-term i got to tell you something space tourism my mind will be a fraction of that space commerce. some firms are saying 3 trillion-dollar industry in 10 years. it will be much, much bigger than that think about this talking about the cloud, talking about the space, talking about satellites. it will be asteroid mining, defense warfare will be fought up there. living in colonization. space tourism is cute but we'll go a lot more than that for sure. chrisr bought a stock. what should i do with $3,000? well if you're bills are paid, all the emergencies are covered i say have a blast with it. i really would. that is counter intuitive. you can play it close to the vest, not going fishing, maybe do day trading f you start to do this stuff you and your grandchildren will have much better relationship. they will think you're super-duper hip. gary asked, much comment to limit losses after 15 to 20% drops when in fact there are 50% drops regularly in the market which could cause small investors to be whipsawed out of the market. here is the thing, when it comes to stop losses i always say stop and think about why you bought the stock. if you bought a stock to buy and hold because you believe in the long term story and the underlying fundamentals, hold it unless that story changes. if you buy it for a trade, then you want to trade it, that is really pretty simple. people ask me about stops when the stocks are going down. that is not when you as

>> at the end of the day, it's solely going to be up to senator joe manchin and senator chris chris.hink the more you -- kyrsten sinema. the more you dig into bill back better, the worse it is in terms of spending. there's something called build back better going on around the world and this is a about social spending, providing social safety nets and paying people. one of the reasons that inflation is going to get significantly worse is because of the greater spending we have through build back better and through other covid-19 relief programs, spending we've done in the past. taxes will go up. that will affect inflation. i believe until republicans are in the majority in 2022 and i believe that will happen, it will be significant, we will win at least two dozen seats or more. it will be incumbent upon us to try to reverse some of the policies that will be created. that will be difficult to do if it goes through. thank god for senator manchin and senator sinema at this point. they may be the last line of defense on this thing and we've got to give them the support and continue to sh

chris? >> chris: venmo is a great thing. just go straight to the source. so far i'm not stressed but you want to put some thought into it. but venmo or something along those lines is the easy way to do it. >> spencer? spencer: i began shopping online probably a month ago and the little bit of this-person shopping my wife and i have done we also did early. i'm not finding much stress at the moment. the most stressful part for me is finding the right gift for each other. >> reggie? >> reggie: now i'm stressed? [laughter] i wasn't until now, really. i guess i just figure that -- i don't plan very much ahead so when the spirit moves me, i guess, which could happen at any moment. then i'll get into it. ama, you actually have a child to look out for so what are you doing? ama: it's funny because everyone is asking what should we get he were? so i haven't really thought about what we were getting her but we're going to take her to target to maybe buy some toys to do the nate to toys are to the and maybe get her in the center of helping others. reggie: i like that. that's very sweet. a good way to start. hopefully a lifelong philanthropy. >> or you could do this -- participate in buy nothing day. you don't do a thing. you just sit down and watch others shop. this started a while ago and now folks are jumping on this bandwagon. the whole deal is to deemphasize consumerism in a very con sucher-driven culture. of course, at this point, our economy depends on it. this is a tough one because we want to support our local businesses, especially, but i guess i can understand the thinking about behinds this, right? ama, you were just talking about donating to others. our friend ginger at "g.m.a.," we've been talking about this because she decided she's really paring down all her gift giving. for aller kids it's about one or two gift. and yes, that's what we thought about, you don't need more toys. let's go to kids less. we don't go crazy with presents in our family. spencer: for me, black friday has always been buy nothing day because i don't want to be out there with everyone else. ama: next, we have holiday pet peeves so let's talk about holiday traffic. let's take a live look outside. this is 0. plenty of cars out there. a lot of people heading to the mall. what's a driver to do this holiday weekend? if you need to get somewhere, best to drive in the morning. predicted the worst traffic on saturday will be from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. and on sunday, the rush starts at 1:00 p.m. as people return from their holiday trips. obviously none of us are returning from our holiday trips. but nobody likes traffic, right, consider is? chris: i used to say that but when we had the pandemic and there was no traffic, and now we're getting back to normal -- i could see a little less but small businesses, for sure, let's donate to those guys. ama: suspenseer? chris: i feel -- spencer: i feel the same way. it was nice to have things slow down during the shutdown but it's nice to see people out, going to restaurants and interacting. this time, especially as we approach the holidays, it feels good to see some normalcy. reggie: i'm so happy to be sitting down. it's been such a beautiful weekend. i was taking a run before i got here and thinking there's nowhere else i would rather be, not driving anywhere, not flying anywhere. for a lot of you, this weekend is the time to start decorating, putting christmas lights up. the tree and the house. check out this house in germany that includes more than 70,000 lights. the own earn says it started with a single string of lights and every year keeps getting bigger but homeowners supply the

chris, thank - spread into tomorrow. for the moment, chris, thank you - spread into tomorrow. for the | moment, chrisinto tomorrow. for the - moment, chris, thank you very much. it will be interesting to hear from those delegates in that plenary session, you may have seen our coverage of yesterday's plenary, because we will get a sense from countries more developing countries, what they think of that language round loss and damage, or lack there of and as chris explained that is about compensation for the effect of climate change, the effects of climate change, the effects of climate change, the effects of climate change already suffered by those country, it may give us a sense of whether we are actually close to an agreement or not. joining me now isjennifer tollman, senior policy adviser climate change think tank, e36. jennifer, thank you very much for your time today. give yours take on this latest version of the draft agreement. this latest version of the draft agreement-— this latest version of the draft agreement. so, i think we are startin: agreement. so, i think we are starting from _ agreeme

chris? chris: can we get to thanksgiving first? [laughter] it's a bit early. but if you are in the spirit, you are in this. . can't believe it is november already. dan: true. spencer, i love the christmas season, as you do very much, but i also love thanksgiving. took chris's point. plenty of travel for christmas, planning travel might be the smart thing now. we have so many travel complications right now with the problems with the airlines. so i would start my christmas travel plans now, in fact, i have already. but i have not started though giftgiving or the shopping and the decorating. dan: the tree is not up yet at your house? spencer: greeting can come after thanksgiving. dan: increase, you still have young kids. is it too early -- kristin? kristen: in our household, we start thinking about christmas the day after thanksgiving. that is when we get our tree. after that, i am good with all the music and everything. dan: but there is not thanksgiving music, i guess. so we can listen to mariah carey now. kristen: or dan. songwriting opportunity. dan: i have a christmas song. i do [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ dan: the 2021 walk to end alzheimer's will be held on saturday and abc 7 is the road presenting sports anchor chris alv

chris? >> chris: it's interesting. there have been white house operatives putting out the word all day this is not a referendum on joe biden which is an odd thing to do when your guy terry mcauliffe has a chance of winning it. almost seems like they have been prebutting the idea of don't blame us if mcauliffe loses. there is no question that joe biden has had an impact on this race, his sharp decline in the polls. he is at 42, 43% support in virginia. if he were at 52% o 53%, i think that mcauliffe would have a much better chance of winning tonight and frankly, if he had passed more of his agenda, for instance, if they had taken the win back in september or august on the infrastructure bill, and they had that big covid relief bill in the early part of the year and then a bipartisan infrastructure in august, that would have changed the narrative a lot from the failures in afghanistan, the failures with inflation, the problems at the border. there just hasn't been a positive biden and democratic agenda message that's gone out there. so mcauliffe instead of having an asset in joe biden and his agenda i think has had to kind of carry him like a weight tied to his ankle. >> bret: brit, you know, the national issues up on capitol hill, sometimes they don't factor in to different races. in virginia, maybe even more so because it's right here and there are a lot of workers who are federal workers who work around the city of washington, d.c. but, it's interesting to see how youngkin campaigned and he campaigned in northern virginia a lot in the closing days of this election. in place like fairfax and loudoun county. and those went some 520,000 votes for joe biden over donald trump in the last election. >> brit: well, bret, you campaign sometimes in a place for different reasons. sometimes you campaign because you think you are going to win the area and trying to build up your margin and sometimes trying to hold down the other guy's margin. and with joe biden and his record in such bad odor now after the disasters of the late summer and fall, youngkin may well conclude -- may well have concluded that he can contain the overwhelming margins that terry mcauliffe will probably need to win this election. so it makes some sense for him to campaign in northern virginia. let's remember, you know, that this is the first chance that voters in virginia, who now hold unfavorable view of biden's record have to register that disapproval. yes, he is not on the ballot but is he very much in the background of this race, prance not to the great extent that trump is but is he very much in this. >> martha: chriswith regard to trump being in the background of this race, it's very interesting to sort of watch what the former president has done here as well. because we saw how he inserted himself in the georgia race in the senate race. it did not end up going republicans' way. there was also, i think, a bit of distance on trump's part as he watched this unfold as to whether or not he wanted to be attached to someone who might win or might lose. it will be interesting to see how he spins this either way. >> chris: yeah, and, in fact, i'm told by some top republican operatives that the trump camp is not all together happy with youngkin yes if he wins he will be happy to take credit for it and to see it as an affirmation of his strength in a state he lost by a lot just a year ago. but, you know, youngkin has not embraced trump. he has not asked him to campaign. and, you know, to the degree that we have been talking about this might be a blueprint for other republicans of how you keep the trump supp

be, and i think the telegraph clearly, of course, what chris whitty has said is that course, what chris whitty has said is tha . course, what chriss than , ., ., , is that the delta, not 'ust when it arrived also * is that the delta, not 'ust when it arrived also now, _ is that the delta, not just when it arrived also now, 50,000 - is that the delta, not just when it arrived also now, 50,000 new. arrived also now, 50,000 new infections, _ arrived also now, 50,000 new infections, which are edging back upwards— infections, which are edging back upwards again. quite a large number, when _ upwards again. quite a large number, when you _ upwards again. quite a large number, when you look at what's happening in euroue, _ when you look at what's happening in europe, infections are going up very rapidly— europe, infections are going up very rapidly in _ europe, infections are going up very rapidly in many countries, lockdowns going _ rapidly in many countries, lockdowns going on. _ rapidly in many countries, lockdowns going on. so— rapidly in many countries, lockdowns going on, so immediate problem is the delta _ going on, so immediate p

chris mason and this chris mason and this place chris mason and this place will chris mason and thissues in the hours ahead. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we report on a diamond mining project in india which activists say will ruin the environment and displace thousands of people. the bombastic establishment outsider donald trump has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election results. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public. eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display - but on the local campaign l headquarters and the heavy routine work of their women volunteers. i berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territory. and with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. after 17 ye

chris alvarez. chris: busy sunday, niners close out the week right here on abc 7. we will set -- we will tell you what they are doing to make ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. and also try alevex topical pain relief. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. chrishey won a home game. jimmy garoppolo connecting for a big touchdown over the rams. niners hoping for more of the same. prime time right here on abc 7 kickoff. they have been carrying around a football everywhere this week after this costly fumble in last week's loss to arizona niners. a win would go a long way in staying in the wildcard race. he is doing everything he can to take care of that precious pete -- precious pigskin. >> it led to a fumble, so how do i change that? area football around. you always have a choice to how you react and respond to situations, so i tried to get ahead. you have to look yourself in the mirror and say, this is how i'm doing wrong. i will fix it. >> this packers fan is the frozen tundra. aaron rodgers and russell wilson back in action. this is the first red zone period since 2019. 3-0, green bay into the fourth. the running back, here's the forests -- first of his two scores. 10-0, packers. picked off twice in the end zone. packers win 17-0. they are lo

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just into this, into this, into being us democracy as the n v of the world v v v. victor mock a chris, chris because i'm trying to talk to mr. murphy some times re quite a little pe issues as well but that but that, but that has been a warranty. now since for more than 240 years to assistance of governance and substance governance, governor governor, the governor of the war government, the government, government, governor, governor, governor, governor, we talked about governance. we talked about governance, these governance survey results, governance survey, results, governance with long time with long s congress with law on paul with long with long scribes us with locker c, esther ma, with long as esther ma, with long and foster mom with long and foster mom with last question, isn't the money? sure. that's funny. sure. really interesting. interesting. sure. sure. sure. we have sure we have sure we have a corporate state. corporations are very, very, very powerful, powerful. and so they influence, and some of the people really voting. it's really the corporations that run the corporation. th

. >> governor crist chris-- chris cristie, thank you very much, the bo is republican rescue saving theom truth de niers, conspiracy theorists and the dangerous policies of joe biden. governor, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me, judy, appreciate it. >> woodruff: last week started with a major bipartisan victory and ended with inflamed political divisions on issues like race and gun control. amna nawaz brings us analysis on what to expect this week. >> nawaz: judy, major advancements on the biden agenda in washington, including the house passing the "build back better" act, were almost eclipsed by week's ends after a politically charged verdict was delivered in kenosha. our politics monday team is here with me to take stock of it all. amy walter of the cook political report with amy walter. and tamara keith of npr. welcome to you both, nice to see you. >> thank you. >> let's start where we left off, tam, the interview with governor cristie, a lot for prescripgs forp the way forward, what did you make of that. >> in essence he is tieing himself in a bunch of knots, trying to fi

chris alvarez. chris: the 49ers showed flashes of the 2019 super bowl people in their win over the rams. today in jacksonville, same formula. droll clock. wear down your opponent. is it a pool party. deebo samuel, get him ball and get out of the way. san francisco opened the game on a 20-play 87-yard drive. 13 minutes and 05 seconds. longest time since 2000 but they settle for a field goal. back to 25 yards. and into the end zone. 10-0 san francisco. plenty of fans making that trip to jacksonville. ensuing jaguar possession. trevor lawrence the number one overpick gets to he can fault jr. warner recovers. it's a turnover. and that led to this. jimmy garoppolo. six yards. seven catches. 85 yards and one nice stance. 176 and two touchdown first jimmy g. 20-3, nine at recess. deebo had nine total touches. 94 all-purpose yards, and just a little bit later on that same drive, fourth and goal, get it to george kittle who scored a touchdown. and that's three in as many games. 27-3. and a big spike. san francisco had the ball for over 38 minutes. and on defense, florida native, nick bosa two sacks today. he has a season high 10. niners win 30-10. they're 5-5 and the team is finding their groove over the past couple of weeks. >> these past 14 day, i don't want to say change our team, but we're moving in the right direction, i'll say. we have to keep going. it's -- there's a lot of football left to be played. >> everyone's trying to solve these problems and we literally said we've got to stop turning the ball over and we've got get turnovers on defensive special teams and that's what we've een been saying the last couple of weeks. >> it's coming together into the back season. and we're getting hot. that's just who we are. we've been trying to find that identity, trying to find ourselves and it's starting to show through. chrisin minnesota, late fourth quarter, vikings down one. here comes the establishment he turns it up to jefferson. vikings up seven after the two-point conversion. very next offensive play. rodgers gets it all back. valdes-scantling. le rodgers four touchdown in a season high 385 yards through the air making it look easy. minnesota marches down the field and joseph hits the game-winning field goal. vikings win 34-31. minnesota will be at levi's to take on the niners. and they're in the thick to have had wild card race the niners bringing their three-game-winning streak here two home against raptors. dubs lead big 20 early in the gail up 12 after one. highlights coming your way at 11:00. look walton is out in san francisco the kings firing their head coach after a 68-39 in two-plus, seasons. alvin gentry takes over as the interim head coach. college hoops. stan ford, women at gonzaga that's lexy and lacey hall's parents. anxious in the crowd. tied at 58-58. and-one. stan ford would lead by

chris pointed us towards _ sweden. chris pointed us towards that _ sweden. chrisk you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear or read on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail us at newswatch. bbc .co .uk. that's all from us, we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. hello there. after what was, at times, quite a chilly week of weather the weekend is getting off to a relatively mild but relatively cloudy start. you can see that cloud spilling in from the west on our earlier satellite picture. with that, though this feed of westerly winds and mild air certainly making its presence felt through the day ahead. so we can sum saturday's weather up like this, it will be mild, it will be turning windy though. increasingly windy, particularly in the north of the uk and for some there will be some outbreaks of rain. courtesy of this area of low pressure and this frontal system pushing in from the north—west. some quite heavy bursts of rain across the western side of

chris - not for little while. ok, chris, thanks for that, chris mason i not for little while. sex offenderjeffrey epstein, has begun in new york. she denies trafficking and grooming under—age girls. ms maxwell, who's 59, is the youngest daughter of the disgraced media tycoon and former mp robert maxwell. let's get more from our correspondent in new york, michelle fleury. michelle, what happened in court so far? we michelle, what happened in court so far? ~ . ., ., ., , far? we are waiting for the opening an ument far? we are waiting for the opening argument from _ this morning, jury selection was due to take place. there was a holdup. one juror with a inaction in could not serve the sub two other jurors have come forward and said they have issues as well, one a planned holiday that might interfere with the trial, another talking about financial hardship because their employer would only pay for a couple of weeks — fairly normal in the trial of this kind of scale and size, but that has somewhat delayed the start of this highly anticipated case. ~ . the start of this highly anti

chris alvarez. chris: san jose state football playing. with a win, they will become bowl eligible, all while keeping the trophy. spartans took the field. down 10, nick nash trying to make a play. fumbles and the bulldogs recover. two plays later, jay kaner finds a wide open jordan mims, 45 yards. spartans trail, 23-9 at the break. dirt gets -- derek gets the rock, tough 31 yard gain. spartans move the ball, but no touchdowns. that was critical. fresno state opening up here. how about a reverse? they get it back to haner, who throws it back to the first guy, who is jaelyn. he goes in for the second touchdown of the game, 33-9 bulldogs. the spartans finished on a three-game losing streak. fresno state wins. they take back the valley trophy. vegas coming out aces, carr to former start sean jackson, number one turns on the objects -- the jets. las vegas led by as many as 11. three minutes left, cowboys down eight, dak prescott to stanford man, 32 yards and in, all tied up at 30-30. it goes into overtime. daniel carlsen kicks in the field goal as vegas wins in overtime. warriors fans, you have a lot to be thankful for. 16-2 after last night's win over philly. stephen curry taking on brother seth, steph tweeting this after the game, "family things." mom sonja also in attendance. most of the game, seth was outscoring steph. but stefan finished one point ahead, scoring a game-high 25, leading the warriors to a 20 point win. look at this dance right here. afterwards, the brothers talking about sharing the court. >> that dude is playing unbelievable basketball and it's fun to watch. he's continuing to get better. it's impressive the way that he's playing and the way that he's stepped into his own identity in this league, as a sport, playmaking and all that. proud brother. >> it's still special every time. you don't want to take advantage. it's a dream come true. you don't know how many times you got. it's still hard to believe we're at this level and playing against each other. chrisn, stanford that is, taking on number four indiana. 10 points. closehroughout, but she was st.ho a fl? 21 points and 22 rebounds. stanford wins, 69-66. a quick local football note, balboa defeated lincoln, 21-0 in the i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have another dvt or pe. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase risk of blood clots. while taking, a spinal injection increases risk of blood clots, which may cause paralysis. you may bruise more easily or take longer to stop bleeding. xarelto® can cause serious and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. it may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. get help right away for unexpected bleeding or unusual bruising. don

chris mason, uncertainty stalks us again. chris mason. with _ uncertainty stalks us again. chris the _ uncertainty stalks us again. chris mason, with the latest _ uncertainty stalks us again. chris mason, with the latest at - mason, with the latest at westminster. as we heard, borisjohnson insisted the extra measures introduced today in england were proportionate. as well as mandatory face coverings in shops and on public transport in england, there have also been changes to the rules on international travel. anyone arriving in the uk must take a pcr test within two days and isolate until they get their result. but the labour leader sir keir starmer thinks the travel rules should go further and urged the prime minster to introduce pre—departure tests for anyone coming into the country. our transport correspondent katy austin reports. they are a familiar sight and once again, passengers must wearface coverings on public transport in england or risk a fine, unless they�* re exempt. the rule applies in shops, too. i think you do it out of respect and dignity to others. an overreacti

chris stark s-ueakin enough. that was chris stark speaking earlier, _ enough. that was chriswas chris stark speaking earlier, who is - enough. that was chris stark speaking earlier, who is on l enough. that was chris stark l speaking earlier, who is on the committee on climate change. we are going to bring you some live pictures from glasgow now, that's from the conference plenary, where we are expecting the cop president to be holding a conference shortly on the draft agreement. if they haven't started yet but we will go live to that end we will bring you that as soon as he starts speaking. first, let's bring you more than one of our main stories this hour. the ongoing tensions over migrants at the border between belarus and poland. each side is making accusations about the other. we're going to look now at a video which has been posted online by the polish border guard agency. we do need to point out that it was filmed by polish officials, in an area close to the border fence which has tightly restricted access and just to warn you it does contain flashing images. this is t

chris stark, the chief executive _ but not enough. chris stark, the chief executive of _ but not enough. chrishris stark, the| chief executive of the committee but not enough. chris stark, the - chief executive of the committee on climate change. christian fraser joins me we have been a bit of a cop26 tag team with me covering the early parts of the day and creasing on the later part of the day and we have a to speak on air to one another until now. so, christian, that is really good. you are over in the blue zone, i'm in the green zone, and where you are is where the delegates are. have you any sense that we are close to them sitting down and letting us know what they think? yes. them sitting down and letting us know what they think?— them sitting down and letting us know what they think? yes, i'm still standinu. know what they think? yes, i'm still standing- and _ know what they think? yes, i'm still standing. and i'm _ know what they think? yes, i'm still standing. and i'm watching - know what they think? yes, i'm still standing. and i'm watching the - standing. and i'm watching the body la

chris kitchen. chris general, secretary of the you case, national union of mine workers. you're very welcome. miners are a tight brotherhoods, every country across the world. i would imagine this news hits. it's hard, chris, and from the outside, 50 people dead signs like there's a major failure in the emergency response. but is it a clear cut has that? i don't think it's a split coaches on it's little bit early to sure to be able to sustain exactly what's happened. i mean, obviously to the tragedy and our condolences, the family and friends, those of the tragedy lost their lives. i know mine is it is it's an inherently dangerous occupation, as, as many of them are washing, you know, every effort should be made to try and mitigate the, the dangers and ensure that that minus written whole safe at the end of the shift to the families unfortunately trudges like this do happen. and you know, we need to ascertain what happened, why it happened to make sure it be kept. and again, there's an agonizing wait right now for families. they've been told it could be 72 hours, 3 days before rescue teams are alive, back in. it had to be postpone due to the risk of another explosion, perhaps, and deadly fumes as well. co

chris alvarez. chris: the cal footbs: the cal b traveled to arizona, but not everyone made it. the biggest loss was the quarterback. the pass was deflected. evan with the pit. the defense held tough. this was the only time they made it into arizona territory. later on the drive, nick lopez is good. arizona's michael wiley,iley,il, chance for cow, glover scrambling and this pass ends up being incomplete. arizona ends a winning streak. it is the first wildcat victory. >> this is a city of and the campus. i will be looking forward to sharing more at a later time. i do not think this moment is the time to discuss that. chrispartans within 3. 24-17,24-17,24-17,24-17,24-17,2, they are tied at 24. nevada kicker brendan tarleton missed three field goals but makes this one for the wind. nevada wins. the spartans have now lost 10 straight to nevada. the sharks have been dealing with a depleted roster. hosting new jersey, the sharks get on the board in the second period. jonathan doll and blasted it home for his fifth of the year. a scoreless over time so it goes to a shootout. damien that is your look at sports. liz: let's get a check of the forecast, lisa. lisa: this is a decent storm. it will not be anything like what we saw that the first weeks of november. that week system yesterdayayayay brought a couple hundredths into sonoma county. this is what is on the way. it is developing offshore and it will bring us some welcome rain. 51, san francisco. and clear this afternoon, rainy and windy. it is a level two system and we are looking at heavy rain and gusty winds intensifying. as we look at the next next hour

chris hall to explain what happened that morning. what chris did not though was that his neighbor had also talked to police, and she told a very different story than the one chrisith morrison. >> chris and cristi hall's three daughters clung together in grief and shock, all through the dismal evening hours of that worst of all days, june 7, 2007. waiting for their father to return from the police station. and they wondered, why was it taking so long? then the phone rang. and they had their answer. >> you know, broken-up words, and he's crying, and we're crying. that was when he said they think i hurt mom. i mean, he was very upset. >> but he didn't sound surprised when he said -- >> no, he was crying. he was he was upset. >> very upset. >> but by the time police investigators were questioning chris, remember, they had heard from lindsay patterson. and at the station, chris'version of events in the spa differed in one crucial detail from what lindsay described seeing that first time she peered over the wall and into the hall's backyard. >> that specifically, me holding her down in there, there's nothing that took place in that jacuzzi that would explain that. th

chris, you are staying _ going to get from her. chris, you are staying with _ going to get from her. chriss for— going to get from her. chris, you are staying with us for this - going to get from her. chris, you| are staying with us for this edition and for those of you listening, you can hear the whole interview with nadine dorries via bbc sounds via the browser other bbc sounds app. next on the media show, bring in steve rosenberg. the to speak to. we invited you want because you have done an extraordinary interview with the president of belarus. thanks very much, ros. now, we invited you on because you've done quite an extraordinary interview with the president of belarus, alexander lukashenko, it has been going far on social media, it's been widely hailed for a range of reasons, one of them being you did the whole thing in russian. i have to say, ifound it all completely mesmerizing. i've got to ask you, when did you first think of requesting to spend half an hourwith him? do you know, when i put in my first request to interview alexander lukashenko, it was a 1999, it was 22 years ago.

chris bombay. chris, thanks for giving us your take this our as we're looking at there are a large build up of polish forces back by water cannon on the frontier. do you fear where this is all headed? i think this is the polling here in crisis. the numbers in both, in the same scale, across the mediterranean to the canoes are in english channel, but the condition was conditions that they face as that said, your package means this is a calling. i'm really worried about these people. it has to be said that many of them are from iraq, us in your package. they are fleeing the chaos caused by the united states and european allies. they are trying to escape that chaos by coming to the one corner of stability in the world. a european union, which is great in militarized spain, and police and units, it really says something about the state as well. we are today and we go around the world creating chaos and havoc. and yet we want to live in 34000 people met him highway educating those architects and so on. we could do your opinion on the u. k . can absorb those numbers, no difficulty. instead, we have a language been used to describe the weapon invasion as if they are weapons being used to damage the european union. the way they talked about is an invasion and so on, so forth. rather than saying these are people trying to get a better way for a chaos queen. danger seeking refuge in the european union? i think i'm really a whole by the way, the way this language being portrayed in the militarization. we've seen this elsewhere and the european union in terms of the refugee crisis. this is an, this takes on an unprecedented level. and incidentally, the camera crew has been arrested. the polls are not allowing journalists to go to their site to the board, which is raising a indignation many human rights organizations might not agree with everything is going on, but they want to know what is their conditions, which they are on that border. and they want to witness because there are stories that will treatment and each one a weak one refugee has died. so what there is, again, a placement breach of free speech by the general to the polish side of the border the migrants chris seemed determined to get into the you while poland seems equally determined to keep them out. horace is likely to play out. i think just occasionally, if these people are stuck in that board or for anyone to sign clearly the weather was getting worse. clear this noise going to come. they haven't got the facilities either. they have to withdraw from the board on. as you said, it seems the time to get across. i think this is playing please. i'm heading towards something really bad and we have to remember the polish government itself has got a history of the racism. it has been within this up against my parents, particularly my group. i'm pleased that many polls actually responded by deciding with offering help to those who got to i managed to get across. i'm pleased by that, but i'm very worried about the government and security policies and what the response will be with this build up the militarization as i say of the border. so there is an appalling situation and i think you are bein

chris licht. i knew chris from morning news. chris was a welcome arrival. a very talented guy. o produce a tv show. >> we've been off for a week. did you have a good week off? >> great week off, man. >> me too. but it's great to be back because i miss these people. >> one of the great things that chris brought to us is he has a brilliant eye for process and keeping people in their own lanes. and once we knew how to do that, we can start doing the show that we wanted to do. >> the show looked better. it has rhythm, and personally, stephen is outraged by the things going on in politics, particularly donald trump. ♪ >> he did start to find his footing with the political conventions of 2016. >> i have arrived at the 2016 republican national hungry for power games. >> he had a character that was a sendup of stanley tucci's character from "the hunger games." >> the red carpet of course is here to hide the rivers of blood that will eventually pour down from the cornucopia. >> i mean, that was stephen's sweet spot. >> so he brings back point of view comedy, and jimmy fallon doesn't do t

chris _ follow them? the important thing to notice that chris whitty _ follow them? the important thing to notice that chrishing to notice that chris whitty has already. notice that chris whitty has already adjusted his position. the greatest error in behavioural science was the notion of behavioural fatigue early on in march last year, it was assumed that people were not able to deal with restrictions, and as a consequence, we had to delay the measures taken against the first wave. and so we did delay, and it is estimated that tens of thousands of people died as a consequence, and we discovered that the notion of behavioural fatigue was just plain wrong. people showed remarkable resilience, even though they were suffering, and they showed resilience because they came together collectively, and we supported each other and we understood why it was so critical to act together. this time, chris whitty, he still has doubts, and of course we all have doubts because we can never have a crystal ball to say exactly what will happen, but this time he says, i think people will go along with measures, but he makes ano

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chris, you will recall, it was a reshuffle _ it again. chris, you will recall, it was a reshuffle with _ it again. chrisain. chris, you will recall, it was a reshuffle with a lot - it again. chris, you will recall, it was a reshuffle with a lot of - it again. chris, you will recall, it was a reshuffle with a lot of bad j was a reshuffle with a lot of bad headlines with almost no changes, this is quite a substantial change. you mentioned yvette cooper, let us say a word for long servers who have come through thick and thin like yvette cooper and one of the only people who survive continuously since the years of tony blair, john healy given prominence as shadow defence secretary which could become quite an important brief. it is interesting — quite an important brief. it is interesting when _ quite an important brief. it 3 interesting when you look back, the rise of relative youth but also those who have been around for a long time, john healy being one of them. those who recall labour's time in government which is increasingly distant and a memory as far as parliamentary experience is concerned, did not

chris? the problem really does remain _ remains, chris? the problem really does remain after— remains, chrislenty of conservative mps, even those who had told the government line yesterday invited to this postponement of mr paterson�*s suspension which is thought, do you know what? thisjust looks grubby. how on earth to be defenders to our constituents? the government had hoped that it could put together a new committee, made up put together a new committee, made up of loads of mps put together a new committee, made up of loads of mp5 from across the house to dream of the new rule book of at least add to the existing rule book and bolt an appeals mechanism for situations like this. the other party said absolutely no way. we are not doing that, we are not going anywhere near it. so the government had reversed itself into a cul—de—sac out of which there weren�*t many options in terms of getting out because how could you possibly change the rules that are meant to govern how all mp5 behave on a committee made upjust purely of the governing party? p as you turn this morning from jacob rees—mogg,

chris coons, aood to of humanity. senator chris coons, good to talk _ of humanity. senator chrishank you for joining us on bbc news today. thank ou, anita. there's been a massive fuel tanker explosion in the capital of sierra leone — more than 90 people are feared to have been killed. dozens have been injured, many of them critically, and local reports say hospitals in freetown have been overwhelmed. the blast happened late on friday, after a tanker collided with another vehicle. huge fireballs rose from the site as the burning fuel spread, igniting cars and setting off more explosions. police in southern germany say several people have been injured in a knife attack on a high speed train. a man has been detained, and the police have indicated that there's currently no danger to the public. the train was travelling from regensburg to nuremberg, two cities in bavaria. here in england, yorkshire county cricket club has launched an investigation after a second former player alleged he was subjected to repeated racial abuse. it comes in the wake of an independent report, which found

chris. that is our olitical decide. thanks, chris. that is our political correspondent _ decide. thanks, chris. cal correspondent chris - decide. thanks, chris. that is our l political correspondent chris mason keeping an eye on all of that and building up to the news conference at the opm of course. let's speak to dr gary howsam, vice chair of the royal college of gp�*s, and a gp partner in peterborough. good afternoon. good afternoon. first off, in terms of the booster situation and flu jabs of course as well, what are your reception is telling about how many calls they're taking, how it is working? i telling about how many calls they're taking, how it is working?— taking, how it is working? ithink we are at a— taking, how it is working? ithink we are at a stage _ taking, how it is working? ithink we are at a stage at _ taking, how it is working? ithink we are at a stage at the - taking, how it is working? ithink we are at a stage at the momenti we are at a stage at the moment where we had the guide and come out yesterday but we are still waiting for the finer details of how we are actually go