blindsiding fans but also clare.ost writing, i was made aware of a mutual statement at the same time you all were. the truth is i am crushed. >> final rose. >> reporter: their whirlwind romance cut clare's season short and riding off into the sunset just four episodes in. >> congratulations, you've just blown up the bachelorette. >> reporter: some fans wonder if the storybook engagement could last, and whether clare and dale were really on the same page. >> what is next for you guys? moving in together, wedding? what's up? >> i think like, you know, obviously -- >> babies. >> reporter: dale posted this photo just two weeks ago saying, the best is yet to come. >> our sources say that clare actually had an inkling pretty early on that dale was perhaps pumping the brakes a little bit. she still wanted in the relationship. she still was desperate to make it work, ultimately our sources say dale wasn't ready. he wasn't ready for marriage. he wasn't ready for kids. >> reporter: you got to be on the same page. in clare's la

in mont clare, new jersey, parents protested after their return to an optional hybrid model was cancelled over lack of teachers. their union saying it was not safe and parents say their kids are paying the price. >> he can't get the lesson, he doesn't see his friends. it's not working. >> mont clare is in the minority in new jersey, where more than 600 districts are offering some form of inperson learning. president biden said that he wants to quickly reopen schools. calling for billions of dollars in test hg in ventilation and staff, and yesterday, he appeared to back the teacher's union saying schools must be safe and secure before students can return. >> in the race to get vaccines in the arms of americans some had states are going -- they are turning stadiumsand other areas in to vaccination sites, they are finding creative ways to vaccinate as many as possible. >> reporter: it's the third highest per capita rate. people can get vaccinated like places like this town hall and other unexpected places. for eight centuries the cathedral has soared over the fai faithful, now, it's hosting

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but to get a second opinion — and one from an actual doctor — i drafted in clare gerada, gp and formercollege of general practitioners. so under your skin, you have got millions of very small blood vessels and what this technology will be doing, no doubt, is actually pinning one of those down and picking up these various indices. another smartphone—based solution could be this. lmd's tiny device can track your blood pressure just by holding your finger down on it. its sensors track the pressure that you are putting on, along with what the vessels look like under the skin. but the eventual aim is to have this built in to mobile phones. when you measure your blood pressure with a normal cuff — round your arm — what that does is squeeze and compress the arm against the pressure of the blood. we do exactly the same, except we use the arteries here in the tip of the finger. and when you put your finger on the device, like that, it tells you on the screen to push harder or softer. it did take quite a few goes to get a reading, but the company is improving its set of simple games to help you

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the shut down of a local plant from yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests who or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is your power lies with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways. seemed wrong. to me to be yet to shape out disdain become educated and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. germany politicians are at loggerheads over how to solve the worsening crisis with the population becoming increasingly weary introducing tougher measures may prove difficult. when the wave of allergic reactions california calls for vaccinations with a bunch of modernity jobs to be halted as other countries try to allay safety fears after a string of possible vaccine related adverse effects. says troops and checkpoints was

is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional just. power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle. germany politicians are at loggerheads over how to solve the worsening crisis public support for tougher restrictions. both in france vent their anger over vaccine shortages in the just ticklish uses the country's. faces teething problems we hear from the regional officials the main thing and this is just a joke we have to go and get the vaccine ourselves. a wave of allergic reactions california calls for a batch of modernity the big withdrawn it comes as the number of countries try to allay vaccine safety is. drawing fire is.

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shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy as powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle on r.t. . is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being lead so. direct. what is truth what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maid in the shallows. russia expands its coded vaccine program with the goal of immunizing more than half the population by the end of the year. also this hour a 2nd batch of sputnik 3 arrives in argentina as demand for the russian jobs soars and latin america. and us president elect joe biden packs the state dep

clare, what are the chances you would sue sean hannity or maria bartiromo or lou dobbs? >> i'm not going to comment on specific defendants that we're looking at right now, but examples that you played are examples of the types of statements that we're looking very carefully at because, at the time those statements were made and many just like them on different networks, these allegations about dominion have been broadly discredited. and it was reckless for folks to say these sorts of things on the air and to continue to put these lies forward before the lies about dominion had been disproven by hand recounts and independent audits and state procedures designed to ensure the integrity of these elections. we'll be looking at those statements and many, many more. >> how about donald trump? he also said there are tremendous reports about dominion. he went on as well. he's a private citizen now. how about him? would you consider -- is he on your list for possible lawsuits? >> we have not ruled anyone out. we have, of course, now sued sidney powell and rudy giuliani, two folks

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vermont yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant and if there is that accident at all make this area of knowing and maybe all of new language and uninhabitable for generations. you started to run in 1972 it only had a license to run until 2012. 2009 they applied to the nuclear regulatory commission to get another 20 years on their license so they could run instead 2032 the state of vermont asked me to oversee from a yankee and see if it was reliable enough to run for true 20 more years so i was chairman of the oversight panel that's looked into vermont yankee in 2009 we found 80 problems but if they cleaned up the 80 problems we all signed a report saying reminding he could run for another 20 years. there a year later we found out that they were lying to us entergy on a number of occasions including under oath before our public service board. denied the existence of. underground piping carrying radioactive materials. right now there are 1000000 people who are overweight or obese it's profitable to self. and sugary and salty and addictive it's no

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clare led a new american army west. there was 2,000 armies.nd some 200 women both enlisted and camp followers. they lead them into the war. as one whose life was particularly engaged in indian warfare. in 1777, st. clear had been the commander, and he allowed the fort to be captured without a shot. he was no less negligent. they swept into the camps, virtually unopposed. they left the regulars to be killed. on the united states side 630 men were killed and 286 wounded. as devastating as they had been in the 1750s, they were at the beginning of the 7 year war. they were greatly embarrassing and they also, their victories, presided many to join in the raids against american settlers who were trying to move on to their land. now war also continued in the south, particularly in georgia and the creeks. the creeks being supplied by the spanish. alexander was one of the main leaders in this war. you can tell from his name he has scottish heritage. so by having a greek mother and father through her family, despite the name we know him by, he was a lea

clare mccaskill you're joining us former democratic senator from missouri. you talk to your old colleagues quite a bit. how are they feeling right now in this moment? i mean, they are going to be holding a trial for the former president at the scene of the crime, the very place where the crime happened for incitement to riot. >> i'm struck by how many of them talk about how different this is, katy, than the last time. keep in mind there is some real history being made today. those men and women that are signing that book all but a handful of them have done something that no united senator has done before in the history of our nation and that is sit for two impeachment trials for the same president of the united states. and this trial is so different than the last one because they are witnesses and because they felt the fear of what had happened and because it's painfully obvious that there is not a republican senator that is defending the president this time. they're hiding behind a phony legal argument that will be presented by rand paul in a few minutes. t

clare, did you have a comment? >> yes. i'd like to make a comment based on members who lost a significant amount of money because they were unable to use that carryover amount. i think it will help a number of members with regard to the possibility that maybe they won't lose as much money or any money if the carryover is there. and the opportunity to do this just one is very generous because usually, there's no opportunity unless they've made a mistake on their open enrolment, so i think that that actually might help another group of our members, as well, so i applaud these changes, and i'm very happy that we've considered doing them, especially the carryovers, so thank you very much. it's a good presentation, mitchell. thank you for this, the explanation. >> thank you. >> so clare, to be clear, am i hearing an amendment to the position from you? >> no, i'm strongly supporting these. the revision for carryover is a very good one, and i think it will help some of our members because some members have not had very good couns

in 19 and she strengthened the relationship with the german clare you know groupings of how voluntary was the key phrase. in power for today's camera such threads are not merely displayed in new zealand but remain powerful political symbols of a somewhat formless mcqualter the old form is a good opportunity to explain what these artifacts actually came from how are they seem today items that have any significance and of sue for whom i think items that once had significance but have gained another now that they are displayed in museums and they get a new significance as museums exhibits or should they be returned. to return such artifacts are growing louder. the ben bronzes set to be prominently displayed in the hamburg forum are among the most controversial of its accepted. looted n.a.c. 97 by british troops they are some of africa's greatest treasure. gets not trivial as it towards one woman is now we have a situation that means we can look at this building and say the brock facade with its suggestion of the 1000000 is a sharp contrast to the tale of colonial history that the are the

friends of the german empress their head of the 2nd in 19 to strengthen the relationship with the german clare new routines but how voluntary was the gift rate. in half of today's camera in such threads are not needed displayed in museums but remain powerful political symbols of some art form as michael just told forum is a good opportunity to explain with these artifacts actually came from how are they seem to they have the items that have any significance and of sue for whom are very terms that once had significance but have gained another now that they are displayed in museums can they get a new significance as museums exhibits or should they be returned. to return such artifacts are growing louder the been named bronzes said to be prominently displayed in the humboldt forum are among the most controversial of its exhibits looted an ac 97 by british troops there some of africa's. the greatest treasure. gets not trivial as it towards one woman is now we have a situation that means we can look at this building and saying the brock facade with its suggestion of dominion is a sharp contrast to

now the american artist clare celeste started her professional life as a ministry to dealing with otherartists but see she soon changed sides as it were a memoir now based in berlin she exhibits her work around the world her role material is simply paper but she creates extraordinary immersive collages that bring the viewer into a natural paradise and there's an environmental message in all her work to. this nature collages assembled from hundreds of paper images the installation biodiversity celebrates the wide variety of species welcome to claire celeste's blooming world. actually and then i will use collage to plan my paintings and then one day i realise of a collage that i made to play a painting was actually much better than the painting itself celeste is inspired by natural history images of flora and fauna from around the world the american born artist is based in berlin from where she creates works like biodiversity a tribute to nature but also a warning. it was originally only about nature but then when i realized just how many spaces in my artwork are vanishing or have are to

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let's get some perspective on this from dr clare went home for his an assistant professor of global health policy of the london school of economics and has been following the course of this pandemic over the last year dr welcome now ellen johnson sirleaf told our channel that if china and the doubler to act in time this pandemic could have been avoided is that a fair assessment of think. i do think it is i mean i think there are some things that we know china could have done quicker so we know there were some delays in notifying the world health organization about its outbreak and maybe recognising the severity of this outbreak in the early stages but we have to remember that they were you know the 1st country to ever have seen this they didn't you know it could have been nothing they were you know juggling all these things so well if they could have acted sooner china we also you know shouldn't necessarily suggest that any other country wouldn't have done the same in their position. challenge i have is suggesting that w.h.o. should have acted sooner i think w.h.o. has done everything they

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shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional but just appearing to barker's easier power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on peter lavelle it seems inevitable there will be new security regulations passed into law in the wake of the events on capitol hill the original patriot act was made law to legitimize the so-called war on terror will the patriot act 2.0 focus on domestic care and how will the u.s. and gauge the e.u. once joe's an office. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he is an author and a you tuber at the gaggle and we have plenty isn't in oslo he is an associate professor at the unive

but to get a second opinion — and one from an actual doctor — i drafted in clare gerada, gp and formercollege of general practitioners. so under your skin, you have got millions of very small blood vessels and what this technology will be doing, no doubt, is actually pinning one of those down and picking up these various indices. another smartphone—based solution could be this. lmd's tiny device can track your blood pressure just by holding your finger down on it. its sensors track the pressure that you are putting on, along with what the vessels look like under the skin. but the eventual aim is to have this built into mobile phones. when you measure your blood pressure with a normal cuff — around your arm — what it does is squeeze and compress the arm against the pressure of the blood. we do exactly the same, except we use the arteries here in the tip of the finger. and when you put your finger on the device, like that, it tells you on the screen to push harder or softer. it did take quite a few goes to get a reading, but the company is improving its set of simple games to help you fo

from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is your power lie with the people this demonstrates that struggle in the very real way. off. and on welcome to the part of the some stables implore us to be cattle what the fish for less that come up to 4 years of the insufferable. democrats in the united states triumphantly returning to power and not only to the presidency but also to your congressman is that a reason for celebration of all pressure apps and let's discuss that i'm now joined by. an international professor at the state university of new york and author all content revolution will rise of the far right professor bell it's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time and thank you for inviting me i'm not your joining us from the philippine

lawyer clare dobbins who gave her reasons why she felt just julian assange should not be granted bail she said that julian assange was in the past a churning self willing to go to extreme lengths to avoid justice saying this truly extraordinary background of mr ass always his attempts to resist extradition and the offer by mexico of asylum increased the risk of standing in reply to that it was fitzgerald to see who is julian ass i was just lawyer said there was no significant incentive for mr summers to respond so our songs wishes to live a sheltered life with his family and any residual concerns of the course will be met with stringent bail conditions well there was a 10 minute recess before final arguments and then the judge came back with her reasoning and essentially denying bail and keeping judge judy and i saw i was in custody the reasons given as follows with julian as such a flood before despite stringent bail conditions and the judge said i am satisfied that he would fail to surrender he is willing to flout the order of this court stringent conditions did nothing to stop him

vaccine in question represents about 10% of california's overall supply and about 15% of what shot a clarehas received thus far. >>now the rate of severe reaction to moderna vaccine is a thought to be about one in a 100 thousands who is doctor gain was saying to get to the bottom of us are going to find out why did these 10 people all get sick after being vaccinated in the same place live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news thank you rob today, several wildfires prompted evacuations in santa cruz county. >>authorities say powerful winds reignited that fires where the czu fires burned last summer. those fires include the freedom fire, the panther fire the fanning fire and the body complex fire, we'll keep you posted on efforts to put those fires out you can also find the latest evacuation orders on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>all right weather time now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast and. i can't remember winds that were scary howling yards, here's yeah they were fears, yeah they they really world we were talking about this coming last week and certainly this an extreme event

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shutdown of a local plant for my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional but just appearing to mark or caesar power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle on r.t. . is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. a powerful explosion destroys a building in central madrid killing several people local media are speculating that it was caused by a gas leak. and. another news donald trump steps out of the white house for the last time as the u.s. president on a massive security operation unf

shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is or powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways our struggle palmiotti. long. term. and on welcome to falls apart is some stables implore us to be chaffed what wish for less to come true after 4 years of the insufferable dylan will trump the democrats in the united states. i triumphantly returning to power not only to the presidency but also to a congressman charging is that a reason for the celebration of all perhaps for caution but to discuss that i'm now joined by walt and bello and international a judge professor at the state university of new york and author all counter-revolution global rise of the far right professor bell it's good to talk to

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clare connor, who's in charge of women's cricket at the ecb says it's an important step in their historywatson over fellow britonjodie burridge in the first round of the abu dhabi open. from me and the team — enjoy the rest of your night. hello there. thursday was a really cold day in the midlands where the fog persisted. and it's cold widely at the moment, of course, we've got a widespread frost, and again, for many parts of the country, it could be quite icy out there as well. and in some areas, we are seeing some more sleet and snow falling. so, it's a real mixture, some quite tricky conditions early in the morning, a wintry mixture. we've got most of the patchy fog now across the south east of england by this stage. but with sleet and snow falling mainly across wales and northern england, there's going to be a covering of snow for many, there could be even more than that over the pennines. a dry but icy start for northern ireland, and indeed for much of scotland, but a covering of snow for northern and eastern areas, the more persistent snow should've moved southwards by this stage,

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