this is brin . in: correspondent damien. this is bringing more _ correspondent damien.damien. this is bringing more news and i correspondent damien. this is bringing more news and a i correspondent damien. this is. bringing more news and a more correspondent damien. this is - bringing more news and a more recent resignation, mrjohnson's director of communications was at this party, jack doyle, and that he was there around 20 or 30 people and he gave out an award or a series of awards and was in attendance at the event. the prime minister has said that there wasn't a party but there was this large gathering. now, we understand that this, sort of, handing out of a to happen every week to the best team in downing street but this event went beyond that and this, i think, adds a real layer of difficulty because they director of communications is the figure who has been, sort of, leading the communications response and, actually, himself denying in the past few days, the past week, but there was a party happening. it seems a clear conflict of interest there and it i think flo

kailey: damien channeling lisa abramowicz. do you want to be tom bergeron? -- tom or jon? anna: i do not know, you cast me in whatever role that you like. we talked quite a lot about this, where on earth are we in the cycle. if we are looking at the economic cycle or when you are looking at credit markets, have we destroyed the cycle. one guess we nationalize corporate credit earlier on. so, where are we in the cycle? it seems like an easy question to ask in a hard one to answer, i do not know if that is normal. damian: for me this is reminiscent of last year when you saw the procyclical shift, the value, markets try to digest it and then it flushed it out. that is what investors are little bit hesitant about. the fact -- the fact is are you going to put that trade on again and we will see what happens. anna: let us have a look at the markets and check on where we are on futures. it is up by a quarter of 1%. we are leaving a little bit of steam. we do see this up around half a percent and some of the markets up by more than 1%. a little bit of a santa claus rally in the mi

they are what makes the smartphone smart, for example, new damien, disposing them and praise your damien, make it vibrate, and, and turban produces the vivid colors and the display around half of the world's population now has a smartphone. and with the number growing rapidly demand for rare earths is set to rise. the good news is that rare earth's orange. in fact, all that where the bad news is that mining them is difficult and bag for the environment. and reserves are finite. the supply of some rare herbs could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer, and when you do get a new one, have the old where recycled. oh wow, my smartphone is hold on. yes. um, i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion battery is really is environmentally friendly. i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the buzzword, but how green are these batteries really and what

for example, new damien, disposing them and praise your damien, make it vibrate and turbine produces a vivid colors and the display around half of the world's population now has a smartphone. and with the number growing rapidly demand for rare earths is set to rise. the good news is that rare earth orange in fact all that where the bad news is that mining them is difficult and bad for the environment. and reserves are finite. the supplier somewhere herbs could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer. and when you do get a new one, have the old one recycled. oh, wow, my smartphone is sir. hold on. yes. i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion batteries really is environmentally friendly. i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the buzzword that how green are these batteries really? and what happens to them after they've been used? let's fi

for example, new damien, disposing them and praise your damien, make it vibrate and trivial. produces of vivid colors and the display around half of the world's population now has a smartphone. and with the number growing rapidly demand for rare earths is set to rise. the good news is that rare earth orange in fact all that where the bad news is that mining them is difficult and bag for the environment and reserves are finite. the supplier somewhere herbs could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer. and when you do get a new one, have the old one recycled. oh, wow, my smartphone is sir. hold on. yes. i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion battery really is environmentally friendly. i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the buzzword that how green are these batteries really? and what happens to them after they've been used? let's find

with anson damien madness. oh, all was escalated by our team is invaluable. ah, it is of the most the poll full. and then how does the official sequence of the work you are the 1st, the wall or how close the look at it is also the physical problem for me, it will be inside that little boy with highly automatic a high level demand to come out with all this sickness work, you know right now in all were hell, 400 of all was selling. and then very soon we'll make a 10 p c and the 3000 a year. i assume you solve, you draw it out. only free syntax in with you try to loyalty to sequence woolly mammoth danny. oh yes, of course there is, but the quote is an international collaboration with the north to reveal the details and using our sample o flemister using frozen. so this is an excellent with all the examples of how wig death of the genome sequences in field actually hit me. they've hit us several times. i see the atmosphere video next time is just to share a little say no. hi. it is. we have a lot of scientific library testing for all over the work. for example, d

for example, new damien dispos, him and praise your damien, make it vibrate and turbine produces a vivid colors and the display around half of the world's population now has a smartphone. and with the number growing rapidly demand for rare earths is set to rise. the good news is that rare earth orange in fact all that where the bad news is that mining them is difficult and bag for the environment. and reserves are finite. the supplier somewhere herbs could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer. and when you do get a new one, have the old where recycled? oh, wow, my smartphone is sir. hold on. yes, um, i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion battery is really is environmentally friendly. i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the buzzword that how green are these batteries really? and what happens to them after they've been used, let's fin

it's and i being yes with anson damien madness. oh, all it was excavated by our team is invaluable. ah, it is the most the pole. and then how does the sequence of in the work you are the 1st the wall or how close the look at it is also the physical problem for me. it will be inside that little boy with highly open lab here. hello to man to come out with all this sick is working right now in all were hell, 400 of all was so i'm very soon we'll make a 10. 15 enough for you. yeah. let me know on this free too fast. i have you try to seek them willy mammoth vinny. oh yes, of course. yes. but because an international collaboration will not reveal the details and using our sample of flemish using fraud and excellent without the vampire the hallway, data budget sequences, i actually have a, they had us, they were hon. i'm going to say the next time, just the sure if we have a lot of scientific collaboration all over the work for them, for dr. job church, medical schooling have a good friend and also very important collaborate to be just fine agreement to be the wife of p t i. rate rate per

with anson damien madness. oh, all was escalated by our team is invaluable. ah, it is the most, the poll full. and then how does the sequence of the work you are the 1st the wall or how close the look at it is also the physical problem for me, it will be inside that little boy with highly automatic a high level demand to come out with all this sickness work, you know right now in all we have 400 of all was cell and then very soon we'll make a 1015 for you. all of them the yeah, these are only free to i have you try to seek them man, vinny? oh yes, of course. yes. but because an international collaboration will not reveal the details and using our samples of flemish info as an excellent without them pull the hallway data. but you know, sequences i actually have they were part of the must be the next time just the sure if we have a lot of fun to collaborate all over the work for them who dr. job church, medical schooling have a good friend and also very important collaborate to be just fine agreement to be the wife of the rate rate person grade is to thank you.

they are what makes the smartphone smart, for example, new damien, disposing them and praise your damien, make it vibrate, and, and turban produces the vivid colors and the display around half of the world's population now has a smartphone. and with the number growing rapidly demand for rare earths is set to rise. the good news is that rare earth's orange. in fact, all that where the bad news is that mining them is difficult and bad for the environment. and reserves are finite. the supply of some rail herbs could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer. and when you do get a new one, have the old where recycled. oh, wow. my smartphone is hold on. yes. um, i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion battery really is environmentally friendly. i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the buzzword, but how green are these batteries really and what h

jamie le ask most humans thus recon chemba. yeti damien, the minute money marked immolate k chitty knob pretty at a church to cut him off my back. okay. that sucks too. ah, once full time found me fled from and so silent in the snow, eat line. the sisters, who so scared of things and back that they disappeared within themselves. mm little boy, 100 different. who escaped to mars the shape made square. how will they story and witness wake up a mom out share ah, [000:00:00;00] with and away we go with your weather forecasts for the americas hello. everyone has a reprieve for a b, c's, west coast, the west coast of canada. the pacific northwest is while we look at the 3 day forecasting, vancouver next batch of rain. we'll move in late sunday into mondays. we've got to prepare for that. off towards the east straight now vigorous system sliding up the atlantic into mainland nova scotia. cape breton island and newfoundland blasted with winds for newfoundland saint john's. we could see guts up to a 100 kilometers per hour. also rainfall warnings around these parts as well, to the se. a u. s. gu

joining us now is damien of bloomberg intelligence. damien: you make a great point.lly within the fixed asset investment data, real estate investment down 6% year-over-year over the first 11 months. it was up 7.2% in october. it is declining. basically, it is one of a few things we have to focus on. another property developer in china basically tried to convince creditors and bondholders that it should take a 17% cut on bonds or extend maturities on a $720 million bond due in january next year by another six months. just to be clear, evergrande bonds are down. you have kaiser down 60%. huge losses for u.s. dollar creditors across the china real estate complex. it is adding more fuel to the flame. guy: can i look at what is happening more broadly in china as well? we are checking out on the terminal to take a look at what is happening in detail. damian, china and the global supply chain story are heavily linked. news out overnight, my colleague was very excited about this. china will have a very little impact on omicron. talk to me about the impact of what could happe

with a hand with no who will come to had eve, damien murphy, sure. the insurance when it is an enemy and should have had a medical yeah. and hayes. i had him with jim. i have agree with my head of south it is man in the right it, dana bradley, marianna, hellena. she if you want for watkins man at $1230.00, i'm a funny and it will let him walk into the class. and i'm sure mister car fiscal year, we couldn't, we couldn't see it. i wish i'm not wednesday or friday. that was the most from the costume theater. american computer isn't jewish within the field. one irish, everybody will know. he has a careless meaning to be met. feed can even increase. does she do in that interview? we barnaby. so what am ally ally was saying? he had a little missouri eagle and along with her going on and hadn't long with it in the and the women becky had to hagi. but what and hannibal as a man, is he a fitness, fitness law out of ear? fitness death deficit is yet from her for her to like mother ma'am, have a machine with him with tea. and the queen. lemme is out of he, soph

for example, new damien disparity am and praise your damien, make it vibrate and turbine produces the vivid colors and the display around half of the world's population now has a smartphone. and with the number growing rapidly demand for rare earth is set to rise. the good news is that rare earth orange in fact all that where the bad news is that mining them is difficult and bad for the environment and reserves are finite. the supply of some rail herbs could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer. and when you do get a new one, have the old where recycled? oh, wow. my smartphone is sir. hold on. yes. i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion battery is really is environmentally friendly. i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the buzzword, but how green are these batteries really and what happens to them after they've been used? let's fin

thank you, damien. we will be live in the| you, damien.ature. hanging on to the milder conditions in the south and as a weather front clears cold air will filter in. it will be a cold night generally with clear skies, some wintry showers mostly on the hills except for northern scotland, and it will be cold enough for a widespread frost and also the risk of some ice on untreated services. tomorrow, wintry showers on the hills and there will be a lot of dry weather. not as windy and through the day that cloud will build up towards the west and then will start to see some rain. but wherever you are, it will feel cold. this is bbc news. the headlines... the nhs gears up for a major expansion of its vaccine booster programme, with all adults to be offered the jab by the end of january. when you get your call, this is really part of a national mission where you can play a part. please do, you know, a step up and roll up your sleeves and get protected. leaked minutes of a sage meeting, seen by the bbc, say while the impact of the new variant rema

damien harris through everyone, up the middle for a touchdown. >> that's damien harris opening the scoringinst the bills with a 64-yard rush. new england kept the ball on the ground for all but three pass attempts by quarterback mac jones as 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts played a huge factor on offense. i bet you, bill belichick, for a long time they only had one passing attempt. i bet he wishes with just that. the patriots held the bills to just ten points on four drives from inside the 20 yard line and a season-low 230 yards. after the 14-10 victory, patriots linebacker praised the offense while taking a playful swipe at his team's qb. >> hat's off to the offense, really, to everybody, besides mack who really didn't do nothing. >> remember that one year where the patriots weren't good? yeah, that's probably over. >>> college football's most prestigious award will go to one of the four heisman trophy finalists revealed last night. michigan defensive end aidan hutchinson along with three quarterbacks, pittsburgh's kenny pickett, ohio state's c.j. stroud, and bryce young. they've taken home f

they are what makes the smartphone smart, for example, new damien, just rosie m and appreciate damien mickey, vibrate and, and turban produces the vivid colors and the display around half of the world's population now has a smartphone. and with the number growing rapidly demand for rare earth is set to rise. the good news is that rare earth orange in fact all that where the bad news is that mining them is difficult and bad for the environment. and reserves are finite. the supply of some rail herbs could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer. and when you do get a new one, have the old where recycled. oh, wow, my smartphone is sir. hold on. yes. i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion battery is really is environmentally friendly. but i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the buzzword that how green are these batteries really? and what

recently, apart from damien chazelle�*s la la land in 2016, which wasn't an original stage production success as a film. it won the best picture oscar in 2002. # that they had it coming, they had it coming - # they had it coming allalong.... - the musicaljust celebrated its 25th consecutive year on broadway as a stage show. its producer knows something about what makes a hit. it has to have a story worth telling and then all of the ingredients have to uphold that story. the piece has to say something, it has to be meaningful. there are some that are just pure entertainments, but even they have an underlying story to tell. sometimes great storytelling on broadway does not translate to film. the most modern example being 2019's cats, which was described as ridiculous by the stage show�*s composer, andrew lloyd webber. # whatever time the deed took place, macavity wasn't there... | but hollywood continues to see a ready—made cinema audience from these shows. after months of delays, it has been announced that cynthia erivo and ariana grande will star in the adaptation of the wizard of oz

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ros: i have speaking to the bbc's damien in westminster. >> it is a difficult balancing act.hink immediately we are government, the prime minister saying, insisting, that they have the balance right. and, they believe that between the rollout of the booster campaign encouraging people to go now seeing 600,000 plus boosters happening that that could provide some protection, although, it has to be said that in the press confence we heard a little earlier, chris whitty, the chief medical officer, did admit when asked that that takes one week, two weeks, three weeks, to get the effects of the booster. that is a lag time that already pushes defects back. -- the effect back. the prime minister was talking about other measures. the idea that if you come in to contact with somebody, you can do daily testing, the mask wearing requirement now, calls for people to take care about going to visit relatives and testing themselves in that sort of thing. the difficulty had -- the difficulty was that he had -- chris whitty had a message different. that was to come a he said, de-prioritize con

for the data fact could be much so she added our kita 6 style back lea a would take up when he mom, damien, know meg and nana evans video data. so when yeah, lemme mia finan. yeah. no, ma canet, she bet betrothed semi korea a normal you know, ma couldn't issue out of her conduct the daughter thing. mm. you may to who to manhattan been doing it of most and for me to have and that mackie and all this in arm of the talk and hate. it does not feel fair are don don talked to mit and clunk . this is an epo after talk aussie to new school caught on boston, but i'll know if he actually to chrome kaufman, and the bottle itself to, to still friend into the school. we've been all over to hyphen take that and costume for another. for the mags and now we're just sort of bacon. yeah. i'm that is out of the water and the adam thought or had the issue that i don't, i'm not a mentor. if i find that i would love from florida from of our society over to our book, hold on a little bit. dasia helped yeomans or little after some of the irish marks or chart goals and our servers o'clock our just for us to ask a

the 18 game win streak by the sun steph generations with his brother in law, damien lee.his is a great sequence. great save by curry. there'll be a collision. there'll be some nice passing and you will see dream on dream spotty once it's kind of a anderson down the lighting, beautifully done, beautifully timed, and j. tia was just getting started. here's the you can't teach this moment , just a little bit later as pneumonia be, elites here is on the free throw line that doesn't work out. but look at the hustle by gary eight. in the second like i say, you can't teach it be elites. it couldn't hit a free throw blanket that three right there had eight points. all kinds of smart plays off the bench. steph curry. the handles the drive is fouled. it counts back from the off shooting night with 23 points tonight, warriors . you never felt like they were going to lose this thing. truth nor couch. showtime here. young club stole it and the two hands slamming at 19 points, five rebounds. one assist, maybe his best game as a protest. dad was watching. next possession, draymond will

middles and patriots bills fan bundled up for monday night football first quarter damien harris for the patriots. it's gonna break the 67 yards to the house patriots. only attempted three passes all game the fewest by an nfl team in 47 years bills fans. well, they were frustrated new england led by four late in the four two minutes to go fourth and 14. josh allen's pass is broken up patriots win 14. and bill belichick actually smiling the passive won seven straight and are nine and five are the top seed in the afc 49ers defensive lineman, eric armstead stopped by a boys and girls club in san jose for the 49ers read for justice event. armstead read a dozens of youngsters who were thrilled to have him read to them. he launched his foundation the armstrand academic project back in 2019 and realizes the power of his platform to create change. me being an nfl player, you know youth resonate with that and i can have a huge impact on our life. someone like me promoting reading and coming and reading with him is super impactful. so i think that's all our responsibility sports on abc 7 sponsored

he'll rest tomorrow and toronto now, here's just a great play by damien lee.e goes unnoticed. a little bit can teach it. he saves it. pure hustle, andre iguodala and max it down. he had 12 off the bench . where is winter 1, 11 1! oh, 7 24 and five as they had to toronto tomorrow night, draymond and curry won't play and andrew wiggins either and andre you dealt with so they'll have the jv squad out there. see how that works on the back to back, man. did you ever really doubt that tiger woods would come back? tell you what. when i knew it, his injuries were i go. he's definitely gonna make it back, says he won't ever play regularly on the tour, but remember the injury sustained in that car accident was february today play that the pnc championship with his 12 year old son, charlie, the pro ab by the way, charlie looks like it up and camera. that's a beautiful shot right there. and of course, tiger, severely injured that right leg, underwent several surgeries and admitted today as you'd expect. the nerves got the way a little bit at times, and he was asked if he

they might denial and festivals. clue had originally with la la villa, damien super herman. to what i saw mom. oh, oh madame most her mom, mom. a lack mental and pre blood now is a secret era. hell, moody, it will, he is, lia will be through hyperbola way. horn murphy is abduct, go to printer to struggle. who will jaila any, had the sean allen all or no. hey mom new are all for hailey ha slept in. no, been julie be murphy, not minuscule in short by old, nashville and nickleby. oh yeah. and he had the last year. mm hm. mm hm. been hell in non wild matter, are better than hostile, so mr. little lick t it it drusilla's glen, be lena said, hey, man, matt thought are 30 percent off. but samar said the fellow here, acronis, alco taken what they thought a minute or biskin corn new after quantum or 2 stone. but no, it boy is totally useless. ah, my law had not food. thank you. call him. all right. as a torture guy, fear it off, good a little. m swore sound m some fill us 1st, lou. useless, go counsellor till the crana or 2 up up up button on him liquor or bought off. good . but i in

b, a. damien lillard scored 24 points for the portland trailblazer as he returned from a stomach injury. but that wasn't enough to stop his side sliding to a 5th street loss of their own. minnesota, running out the winners here, a $116.00 to $111.00. well, we'll have more sports at 1345 g m t, but to stay with us here on al jazeera after the break. we've got another news updates. ah ah and a frank assessments this crisis is continued to weaken luca shanker, even though they're cap. see, believe them the beginning that it looks thankful for informed opinions. i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from their young people. that is one of the most hopeless things to come out of this critical debate. do you think i should be facilitated? not okay. it's a great, it's a really simple question. let's give samuel a child. swanson. the inside story on al jazeera, once upon a time, finally fled from and so silent in snow. eli assistance was so scared of being sent back that they disappeared within town. little boy had a different state to mod. shit made square. how will they st

it would have been easiest make on each easiest mcbee damien. there. i'm wrong that credit to video shoot or now for you to win the landscape where you're at 6 more than that. it's been there's not just in the good i'm with the city school named craig middle. should iraq number don't work. the chrysler at the troy authority, but it's the people not telling their story. if there was medic are going to be up or you just need to do is you recently out of your charge, your card you enough to pick up on that issue all morning for peter were short. as i said, when you my, i send you my body extra when from it's on the black, boston new school principal to choke little much you'll miss that. i know which one you peter partnership to use the new children. i me up on less exclusive package. so if you know, i'm not too high children, i can the cigarette especially charter school cycle. so border for shorter trip. so. so what would you use to use? one of the current term with this machine to ready was to see trust bill prints been able to forego to report to the

damien harris just ran it. 64-yard td run >>> okay, people's choice awards are tomorrow. it is going to be a star-studded affair. among the stars, vallejo native and academy award winning singer h.e.r. will take the stage to perform. a tribute to marvin gaye in honor of the release of that iconic record, what's going on. the award show will be hosted by kenan thompson. ♪ what's going on ♪ >> and you can watch the people's choice awards tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area. >> going to the newsroom listening to that. thanks for joining us tonight. have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, new york city announcing the strictest vaccine mandate in the country as the omicron variant spreads. new york city's first in the nation mandate requiring all private sector workers to get vaccinated by december 27th it comes as omicron is now confirmed in 20 states, while the delta variant drives a surge in hospitalizations our exclusive inside the icu being pushed to 200% capacity. >>> also tonight jussie smollett taking the stand at his trial. what the actor told the ju

i will speak to damien _ that we do know are bad.ien connecticut's public minister. there are a lot of people looking at these figures being told they will go higher and thinking department if they may have to bring in further restrictions but how will he do that after what we saw in the house of commons last night? it’s a house of commons last night? it's a difficult balancing _ house of commons last night? it's a difficult balancing act _ house of commons last night? it's a difficult balancing act for _ house of commons last night? it�*s —. difficult balancing act for him and immediately what we are seeing is the government and the pen minister saying insisting they think they have the balance right they believed that between the roll—out of the booster campaign and encouraging people to go now seeing 600,000 plus booster is happening and that can provide some protection although it has to be said that in the press conference that we heard a bit earlier the chief medical officer did admit when he was asked that that takes a week or

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and damien lee.ame three of the four not to mention andrew wiggins, and he comes out firing on his backside right there. he hit eight of 14 from three definitely brought the energy and this stuff. i guess you could say, just looking like step back at it. two point lead. 1 15 left nice ball movement for the warriors that will end up in the hands of gary payton, the second shooting from the corner . he was four of seven from three wound up with 22 points and just to make sure double team curry will go to the rim roll credits. he had 46 points and the warriors take care of business in this one. all right . we've got a little time. so check this out. get back to that 49 are game. no, let's talk about this half court shot the final seconds of the first half. michael o'connell. wow stanford cardinal one but three points in that game over liberty so that shot right before the end of the half actually wound up being a decider because they won by three and they move into the final of the diamond head classic.

knocked the monday night crew out of their seats, the pills hosting new england and an important game, damienrris takes a pitch for the patriots. he's gone. that's the 64 yard, scoring eight lead after the patriots made it two point conversion rather than trying to kick the patriots attempted just three passes the entire game. the bills trying for winning drive in the fourth quarter. 4th and 14 josh allen has his past knocked down by miles bryant without the play by bryan allain just might have had a receiver at the goal line. patriots win 14 10 to england again in a familiar spot, first place in the division with a nine and four record, buffalo is seven and five. the four finalists were announced today for this year's heisman trophy. three of the four are quarterbacks. they are alabama quarterback bryce young ohio state quarterback cj stroud. pittsburgh quarterback kenny pickett in michigan defensive end aidan hutchinson young, probably the front runner, leading alabama to 12 and one record in the top seed in the national championship tournament . only one defensive player charles woodson, f

tomorrow niners take it on the titans warriors against the grizzlies and damien lee add him to the covid along with andrew wiggins, jordan's pool little thin in the backcourt. strange thing for lead. this is the third time he finds himself on the covid list players, as you may know, eligible to return only after receiving two negative tests at least 24 hours apart. so we'll see about the warriors, and when they get these guys back coach kerr unfortunately getting used to having to deal with this a song. it's difficult, but we've all kind of been through this now. the last couple of years at varying degrees, the depth of this year's team is definitely a big factor in allowing us to continue to push forward. and the 49ers. as you know, by now getting ready to take on the titans. the thursday quick turnaround game. national tv can usually tell how well the team is doing by how many guys you get put on the pro bowl list. add for the 49ers their biggest list since 13 2005 guys, nick bosa, all these are no brainers. right? george kittle, deebo. samuel cal use czech fifth straight time he's goi

middles and patriots bills fan bundled up for monday night football first quarter damien harris for the yards to the house patriots. only attempted three passes all game the fewest by an nfl team in 47 years bills fans. well, they were frustrated new england led by four late in the four two minutes to go fourth and 14. josh allen's pass is broken up patriots win 14. and bill belichick actually smiling the passive won seven straight and are nine and five are the top seed in the afc 49ers defensive lineman, eric armstead stopped by a boys and girls club in san jose for the 49ers read for justice event. armstead read a dozens of youngsters who were thrilled to have him read to them. he launched his foundation the armstrand academic project back in 2019 and realizes the power of his platform to create change. me being an nfl player, you know youth resonate with that and i can have a huge impact on our life. someone like me promoting reading and coming and reading with him is super impactful. so i think that's all our responsibility sports on abc 7 sponsored hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed y

kailey: it looks like we are having connection trouble with damien. can you hear us?n't hear us. i think it's a really interesting question. we have been talking about this in turkey for quite some time. president erdogan doesn't feel any pressure to change his course. >> absolutely not. he's been talking about this unorthodox approach for quite some time. those kind of protections that are available, if they stop working than the endgame of this goes towards president erdogan. if people in the street start to feel there's nothing in it for them, then the game changes. kailey: on going to make a hard pivot and talk about movies. $253 million debut that smashes the pandemic record. saturday was the busiest day globally since christmas 2019. >> i have seen it. my kids loved it. i found it quite relaxing. it kept the kids happy for a while so that makes me happy. >> i haven't been in the movie theater since 2019. i think it's fascinating that saturday was such a big boom of the day considering the acceleration in the omicron infection rate. what's it going to take to see

b, a damien lower score, 24 points for the portland trailblazer as he returned from a stomach injury. but that wasn't enough to stop his side. sliding to a 5th street lost their own. minnesota, running out the winners here, a $116.00 to $111.00. that before we go, a quick recap of our top stories. fans are now unlikely to see matches united against paras. thanks your men. and this champions league round of 16 falling a technical mistake with the software, which is forced he way back to redo the draw and read both say though, fight any court orders lodge by mercedes after max for sap and claimed his post world championship. okay, we'll have more sports at 1545, gmc, stay with us here on al jazeera. after the break, we'll have another news updates. talk to al, just 0. we are. how would you describe taliban relationship with the us? we listen copies. 90 is not told for coffee 19 has been terrible demonstration of the failure of human, sorry that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. mm. me each and every one of us have got a responsibility

that is my question to damien. >> i was getting stuffed in lockers in 1983. let's take a step back.have seen in the turkish lira is being driven. this is nothing to do with speculators. any local who is holding a lira deposit, something on the order of 15%. the currency depreciates by 20% then the government will stand by that differential and re-compensate you for let's say that 5% loss. let's throw the number out there. there are $265 billion of currency deposits within the turkish banking system. the turkish government is going to stand behind all of that. what does that mean for the economy? it means the fiscal deficit, an area of strength for turkey is likely to go up and worse even if they didn't have to step behind all of those losses, how will they get the money? we already know their position is dismal. forget about it, right? expect the monetary base to rise and expect inflation to go up that much further. those are the risks turkish investors are presented with here. alix: i got my head slammed and a door in the early 90's. let's pretend we have to print money to deal wit

but in the last three weeks, owner damien has seen £60,000 worth of bookings cancel.ness rates, the vat, the energy supply, gas, water, electric, broadband, everything, i mean, it's a colossal loss. so if we would actually sell around 70—80%, we could go through, but our sales is dropping to 30% of normal usual december. businesses are wondering whether the chancellor has any more help to offer if restrictions are tightened after christmas. now, of course, i will always respond proportionately and appropriately to the situation that we face. people can have confidence in that, but where we are now, we've responded, ithink, generously today with the grants that we've outlined, up to £6,000, are comparable to the grants that we've provided for hospitality businesses when they were completely closed earlier this year, so there's a benchmark for you. pub owner fullers have had to shut 20 of their city centre pubs as workers stay at home. the chief executive has described the announcement as a step in the right direction but said it fell short of what was needed. what the

damien stafford does not mean to imagine. he's a parent and joins us to explain. thanks for coming on. to summarize and i think this is right, you complained about the mask mandates in your school and the administrators at the school sued you? >> yes, sir. >> okay. let's start at the beginning. what did you say to them about the mask mandate? >> i told them that my children -- if they're going to enforce the mask mandate they need to do it universally and they're not wanting to do that. i disagree with the mask mandate and we can debate about that but they're not wanting to listen and because i'm the loudest i think they're trying to shut me up. >> well, apparently they are. but when you say enforce it universally, are there some people that don't have to wear masks? >> in the mornings they don't make the kids wear the masks they're supposed to but they don't want to deny any child an education but we all know it's so they can get their federal dollars. my bus driver will ask my children if they're going to wear the mask and if they say no he calls administration

scholz, has served as vice—chancellor and finance minister since march 2018. 0ur berlin correspondent, damien the first chancellor in modern germany to voluntarily give up power. it is the end of one era in the beginning of another. calm, fact—driven and seemingly unflappable... germany's new chancellor, 0laf scholz, is similar in style to angela merkel but unlike mrs merkel, he is not a conservative. for the first time in more than a decade and a half, germany is getting a left—wing chancellor. he says he will bring in a fairer society, a higher minimum wage, a lower voting age, and more rights for minorities. angela merkel has cleared out her desk in the chancellor's office, all ready for the new chancellor, 0laf scholz, to move in. but there is little time for him to celebrate. germany is facing huge challenges. most importantly among them, the pandemic. it is being described here as a national crisis. germany is seeing record high infection rates. restrictions mean that unvaccinated people are now excluded from most leisure activities. and they have to get a daily test to go to work or us

>> damien harris was 64 yards for the score to give the patriots the early lead. to win 14-10. new england now owns the best record in the afc at 9 and 4 a lot of people talking about how little they passed the ball last night only three passes, something like that. dolphin fans here at the sanker table don't know what the big deal is. they're okay >> pats are on a roll. >> where have we heard that before >>> let's turn to the news that shocked the world of horse racing >> medina spirit, this year's kentucky derby winner, died monday after a routine workout at a race track in california. nbc's ann thompson is here with details. this is quite troubling. >> it's really shocking. the experts are calling it a sudden death, saying there was absolutely no way to see this coming the 3-year-old colt trained under bob bafford, who is a legend in the industry and he led the horse to its win this year at the kentucky derby. but that win was tainted with scandal after the horsefaced a post-race drug test. the final results of that race are still up in the air. >> bob bafford

and it often damien to the races. 64 yards. he had 10 carries a 111 yards on the day.atriots go for 2. just 8, nothing. 2 minutes to go patriots up for josh allen throws swatted away by myles bryant. and guess what, new england wins that game 14 to 10. how about this crazy mac jones only had 3 pass attempts in that game tonight. he had 3 pass attempts. now the weather was crazy you snowing really windy in buffalo understand it. but it's still just kind of crazy when you see the final score and you look at the box score and you see. >> 2 for 3. >> but like you said, it did look like a snow globe there. yeah, it was while i would hate being a tv person in buffalo tonight covering that good. that's why i came out >> or any person in buffalo tonight. thanks, jason. jason, thank you. picking out the perfect present is a challenge. but. >> what about keeping those gifts headed. maybe a little bit more tough. we'll let you know the worst spots to stash your christmas gifts hint hint. if you have those boxes on the way let you know, we should not hide. >> the holiday season le

but in the last three weeks, owner damien has seen £60,000 worth of bookings cancelled.o need it with the bills that he's facing. the business rates, the vat, the energy supply, gas, water, electric, broadband, everything, i mean, it's a colossal loss. so if we would actually sell around 70—80%, we could go through, but our sales is dropping to 30% of normal usual december. businesses are wondering whether the chancellor has any more help to offer if restrictions are tightened after christmas. now, of course, i will always respond proportionately and appropriately to the situation that we face. people can have confidence in that, but where we are now, we've responded, ithink, generously today with the grants that we've outlined, up to £6,000, are comparable to the grants that we've provided for hospitality businesses when they were completely closed earlier this year, so there's a benchmark for you. pub owner fullers have had to shut 20 of the city centre pubs as workers and stay—at—home. the chief executive has described the announcement as a step in the right direction

expecting to hear from the defence, just want to quickly let you know the statement from the us attorney, damienemember, this is a big win for the us government. ghislaine maxwell has been under suspicion for more than a decade. they have said that they welcome the verdict and have commended the bravery of the victims who came forward. they said that the courage and their willingness made this case and today's results possible. this case and today's results ossible. ., ~ this case and today's results possible-— this case and today's results ossible. ., ~ , ., ., ., possible. 0k, thank you for that, we will cross straight _ possible. 0k, thank you for that, we will cross straight back _ possible. 0k, thank you for that, we will cross straight back there - possible. 0k, thank you for that, we will cross straight back there live - will cross straight back there live to new york if we get any develop meats outside of the court. but for the moment, thank you. well with the background to the case and what led to this verdict — the bbc�*s aleem maqbool has this report. ghislaine maxwell will now finall