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agreements between the uk in the year where both sides set out their concerns and frost will meet the eccks. hundreds of millions of sikhs, jains and hindus across the world are celebrating diwali today. whilst each religion marks different historical events, there will be a shared tradition of lighting candles, fireworks and sharing foods and sweets. but the coronavirus pandemic has brought up about challenges for businesses in the lead up to the festival as rahila bano reports from bolton. asian sweets similar to these are imported from india by bolton—based house of raja's for the festival of diwali, but this year, due to a shortage of supplies due to the pandemic there, staff here are working flat—out to keep up with demand, and some foods have been rationed. we have something that comes from india every year, what we call halwa, and it's a traditional indian sweet that you'd find in every household. so, where we normally get 6,000, 7,000 packs a year, we were lucky to get 900, so we have been very tight and we've had to tell our customers just one packet per family, or two packets p

and now in this, in his hand, this formula just ec center. the bell russian authorities have made available for my goods. it's, it's a roof over their heads. it's somewhere warm with power, with a place to charge their mobile phones and keep in touch with their relatives as food also with being delivered. but many others are still out there in the woods. there are camps across the border, trying to find a way through to pull into the vent julie into germany, which is the ultimate destination for many of them. but as i say, there was no concentrated effort to get across over the course of the night. and the fight, the spirit has got out of many of the migrants here, many of them, of course, women, children who didn't expect that the sort of ferocious response that they saw from poland lombardo a leader. me, john, i don't have any more hope for the european union. we were sleeping in the forest for 10 days and they were children with us. it's very dangerous. and none of that new countries are ready to speak about the speak problem and nobody ac

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reads this latest round of travel bands is akin to punishing south africa for its advanced genome. ec sequencing and the ability to detect new variance quicker. excellent science should be applauded, not punished. in other news, the reuters news agency is reported at 16 and the soldiers have been killed in an attack by e. c. o. p, and forces. it happened at a sudanese army post near the border. the military said in the statement, groups of the e. c. o p, an army and militias attack its forces in alpha chicago, i'll shall, gra, which resulted in depths sedans. prime minister, bella hummed arc, has replaced the chief of police and his deputy. more than 40 people were killed in the crackdown on protests. following last month's military coup, medics accused the police of using live ammunition on demonstrators which they deny . handoff was placed on the house arrest following the coo, but has not been reinstated. as prime minister, more than $400.00 refugees and migrants who waited for days to be allowed into a port of disembarked in the italian town of augusta. they were rescued by the ge

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the islam ec state, which was once the size of tennessee crumbled and the president at that time, donald trump announced its leader ob walker. alba daddy was killed. so what do we know now and what are the implications not only about this case, but about how the pentagon does business and communicates? joining us today are the reporters who uncovered the pentagon. cover up dave phillips covers the military for the new york times. and it's the author of alpha, eddie gallagher and the war for the soul of the navy seals and eric schmidt, who covers terrorism and national security. and is a former pentagon correspondent for the new york times. he's the author of counter strike, the untold story of america, secret campaign against al qaeda. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. this is truly an explosive report, as i read it in david, why don't you described to our audience what the underlying incident was that led to issues which we'll get into but tell us about the underlying incident. right, so like you said, this is at the very end, i years long war against isis. and what was left

the controversy at mcdonald's and potential problem for shareholders stay with us >>> shares of the ec vehicle charging company, evgo, that's also the ticker, they're higher after the company announced expanded partnership of general motors and uber the deal with gm will see these companies working to install more than 3,000 fast charging stations across 52 markets through the year 2025 and the expanded deal with uber will bring more benefit and charging discounts for uber drivers that use a lot more of those electric vehicles to incentivize those drivers to ride electric by the way, tesla shares, they're near the session lows right now. down 10.5%, just as the hangover continues from the big elon musk tweet over the weekend, asking the twitter verse about whether or not he should sell billions of dollars worth of stock. there's some questionsabout whether he had to anyway all of that weighing on tesla shares a steep drop over the last few days >> thank you very much >>> a puzzle is emerging in the economy. by many measures, americans appear to be in a good financial position wages are

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came a false sense of security, there were decisions they could have made that would have i guess --ec impossible to know without looking in a crystal ball. i think paradise is just so emblematic of all these places across california and the west of how you keep people safe, but how do you make the hard decisions wherep calculus is changing, right? now you can't just assume your town will be safe next time because we see fires that seem unfathomable compared to a decade ago, you have to start putting money in places you done think you would and make hard decisions of how are we getting peep out -- people out that 100 year fire is something like a lot more frequent than you would think. >> is it every day safety or 100 year safety, but now we're moving to -- as far as that question. that takes a rewiring of how you look at grand scheme of things. i think that you mentioned conversation around infrastructure legislation with the administration emphasisn on infrastructure. and forests have been included in some of the bills.ructure they are just as important as bridges, and roads and oppo

larry, i remember, you can correct me if i'm wrong, hearing the ec president saying it's a race against time. talk us through the measures being taken right across europe. >> reporter: it is a race against time, you remember correctly, isa. she said it's a race against time to understand how serious this omicron variant is. we're starting to see the fear this region has. there are six new cases reported in scotland after three reported in the u.k. now the u.k. alone has nine cases and now just announced 13 cases in portugal all related to a lisbon football team. that means over the course of today we might hear more cases. the ministry said they have detected eight possible cases in france. the health minister says it's only a matter of time until some are confirmed and he believes there are possible cases circulating within the country. that is why the european union applied what is called an emergency break restricting travel from southern africa, controversial though it is. encouraging people to get vaccinated. encouraging people to get booster shots if they're eligible. those are so

. > ec orti tsand restaurants close down by 8:00 p.m., the country going back into partial lockdown. >>> on the heels of the deadly music festival in houston, another crowd surg >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >>> the biden administration is facing a new setback in his vaccine campaign. welcome back. i am brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. michael jordan on the ballot to avoid a winter surge. >> reporter: as winter approaches, health experts are warning that americans should not let covid fatigue lower their guard. >> we see cases rise dramatically, 127 thousand cases in u.s. yesterday >> reporter: the delta variant has recently fueled rising hospitalization numbers and parts of the west and increased cases in the north. this fall, minnesota has battled a fourth covid wave . >> anybody should get vaccinated. >> reporter: the administration's efforts to bolster vaccines have hit a setback as a federal appeals court did not lift the stay on the vaccine mandate for workers in companies with 100 or more employees, one of the judges wrote, from economic uncertainty to workplace st

start an ev company without shipping any cars and get a valuation less than a billion dollars is the ec has more. hey, phil. >> hey, tile early let's take a look at what we're expecting from rivian, this ipo could happen as soon as next week the road show began today. this will be listed on the nasdaq rivn is the ticker symbol. target price 57 to $62 per share. you mentioned $160 million valuation. it could be north of that let's do a comparison of rivian versus the ipo valuations for tesla back in 2010 and lucid look how things have changed over time. elon musk tweeting there about deliveries at the time of valuation. well, remember back then, they only had a few deliveries, relatively few compared to where they are now the rodster, 1,000, lucid on saturday, rivian, we put zero. they tell us they started in september. how many have they delivered we're not entirely sure him all of this in the rising valuation comes when people are looking at the global ev market in terms of where it is right now which is about 5% of global sales, overall, auto sales and where it's expected to be by 203

now,ec it seems apparent from other letterse from this one an others thatar tyler had spoken littleton while they were together in washington about letitia's health situation. he referred to her health situation as delicate, troubling, it was clear that letitia suffered what one scholar has called a marriage trauma that developed because of the constant separation that she faced with her husband being in washington for five to six months of every year. and tyler really obviously recognized what was going on, recognized that he was the cause of this marriageng trauma, recognized thatis his behavior, political behavior was responsible for having his wife manifestav symptoms of the marriage trauma through illness. yet, he still wanted to maintain his political career. het relied on his daughter mary tore act as a caregiver in his absence to her mother. he instructed her to take care of her mother with warm baths and tried to treat her migraines and all the things that he would have done had he been there. he made sure that he entrusted to his daughter mary. soe mary really became a very k

ec you've talked about being on cloud cop not to sing glasgow but is it too late — you talk about beingen if the extra time, injury time, call it what you like. could something still come that makes you rather less gloomy? my that makes you rather less gloomy? my prediction is will we get an agreement, we will hopefully protect the agreement that says we will phase _ the agreement that says we will phase out fossil fuel subsidy. i hope _ phase out fossil fuel subsidy. i hope we — phase out fossil fuel subsidy. i hope we will deliver from the developing world and away we haven't so far— developing world and away we haven't so far in— developing world and away we haven't so far in this _ developing world and away we haven't so far in this cop. if i was to pretend _ so far in this cop. if i was to pretend to _ so far in this cop. if i was to pretend to you that we were suddenly --oin pretend to you that we were suddenly going to _ pretend to you that we were suddenly going to go from being way off helping emissions and suddenly all these _ helping emissions and suddenly all these countries

, and i look at democratic cities run by democrats for decades, states run by democrats for decades,echere's no safety and security, the school systems have been destroyed in many cities. i'd like to see the republican party reach out deep and wide into every city, every town, every ethnic group, every american, fellow american, and offer another way. and maybe republicans have failed on that front. >> well, i tell you, the first person who ever really talked about black business equals black power was richard nixon. black business equals black power. imagine that. all this time it appears that nixon was a homeboy. what we are going to do is we need someone who had had sensible ideas, sensible solutions,ho because, you know, the message is important but the messenger is equally important, and what i want to say to black people, asian people, whatever, minorities, latinos, whatever, don't allow political parties t, divide us. don't allow political parties to use whatever grievances that have been historically against .. political parties to use whatever grievances that have been histori

missive, regulators denied to launch the bitcoin trust exchange-traded fund, flat out saying that van ec did not, quote, meet requirement that the rules hat national securities exchange -- and, quote, to protect investors and the public interest. while the sec has approved those two etfs that track bitcoin futures, both which are down right now, are up about 3% on the week, it remains intransigent on funds that directly track the original cryptocurrency. >>> we have this breaking news, a lot hitting the tape here. president trump -- president biden, rather, just wrapped up a meeting with members of his cabinet at the white house to hammer out the timing and implementation of his bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure bill that passed exactly a week ago. the meeting comes as oil still hovers above $80 a barrel and the president works to brick rising energy costs and inflation under control. let's get to edward lawrence who's live at the white house with all the chatter that is now hitting the tape. >> reporter: yeah, actually, that meeting is still going on with his cabinet members. the ca

you take a group of students that are already struggling and behind ec academically behind, it could, really, really troubling. >> let's get to the important thing, which is how to turn this around. is it about uh access to vaccines for the kids. they are available in pharmacies, doctor's offices, drive-throughs, mobile clinics. is it giving the kids access or is it you have to work through the parents to get them onboard? what can be done here? >> i think we have to take a three-pronged approach. number one, we have to continue to educate parents about the benefits of the vaccine and lower their fears and increase their anxiety. as you increase education, you can begin to see more parent who willing to have their parents vaccinated. the second thing is access. we've still seen in lots of parts of our country, we've seen black and brown families don't have the kind of access that their families deserve. these are parents who want their children to have access, but can't get the vaccination. and we have to begin to think really creatively in schools, what will it look like if you have

. >> now, when you got to union square, ec officers and you feel ok about shopping. >> is a very visiblee this. kumasi: that was monday evening. one business owner that we spoke with says he is finally starting to see business pick up slightly after a long period of slow sales and foot traffic. cross-contamination -- cross-examination will begin for elizabeth holmes. reggie: yesterday, she alleged she was a victim of sexual abuse when she was at stanford. we have more on the trial. reporter: i have covered this woman and her story for so many years now. frank lee, we have never seen elizabeth holmes quite like this. the typically unflappable founder of the company getting emotional on the stand at her criminal trial, telling a packed courtroom she was raped while at stanford and decided to drop out to pour herself into building her business. it was one of many stunning claims they buy homes during her fourth day of testimony. the founder once considered a rising star in silicon valley also alleging her former boyfriend and coo of her company abused her physically, emotionally, and verbal

and steve on twitter says let's be careful about an ec coats about omicron -- anecdotes about omicron, let's wait for data and statistics. let's hear from jim? portland, tennessee. jim, good morning. >> caller: good morning, and it's jeff -- >> host: i'm sorry, jeff. apologize on that. >> caller: no, that's okay. yeah, i am, of course, vaccinated, and, you know, i don't understand the, you know, the divisiveness that we have with this administration. i mean, joe biden, harris, we are not going to get the shot, we wouldn't get the shot, so why is there any surprise? i don't think that you can force someone to get the shot, and i, again, have had mine, and i respect, you know, the people that don't want to get it. but you don't start out by saying that, you know, and dividing d everyone, trying to fear everyone to getting it because it's just not going to work. we as a people are designed just naturally, you're not going to force people to do it. and, you know, from what i understand from the reporting that they are doing on the covid shot data that they're not even going to release tha

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importance of investing in infrastructure before a hurricane hits.th you noticed new orleans has a ec special system to reduce storm k risk which includes raised levees and fortified flood walls. this helps protect new orleans. new york city also invested in protecting water front areas vulnerable to storm surges and sea level rise after hurricane sandy, but ida brought a different challenge with more than 3 inches of rain per hour, far more than new york's 100-year-old drainage system can handle, how can fema help new york and other cities assess the new climate risks that we're facing now. will fema give advice to cities across our country on how to become more resilient to extreme weather. >> you raise a really great point, chairman, and again, the levee systems are designed for a certain type of event. as we continue to see more and more of these severe rain event that are going to happen across our country, we need to think about the future risks. we have technical assistance r that we would be happy to work with the local communities to c better understand the risks today, and t

lauren: potentially lost the election because of it but ec governing is much harder than talking.s rally toward the end of the year. at the december 14th meeting of the federal reserve tapering a few months earlier than initially laid out. do investors buy or do they sell or wait for the data as we get it on a cron? >> the biggest mistake for investors is trade the portfolio we are getting on a daily basis. we get headlines out of washington, south africa, and down 900 points, we are down 500 points. it sticks with the game plan, don't try to buy because we are going up tomorrow. big tech names are still where the growth has been and continues to be. the larger the stock looking at the s&p allocating money today and yesterday, if you have a gift of a pull back like we saw friday allocating money at that point is a great thing to do but i urge people not to overreact to headlines. lauren: do you think this is headline or is it something more. a small come back, we are looking at a major selloff. what are investors worried about? >> we had a huge run up, planning for end of your tax

how about abdulrahaman tar ec, they are names have appeared in a senate appropriations report. when i asked ms. leaf about it, she provided a thousand words and not a single name. and i will tell you that actually the name -- the names on that list are not secrets from congress. they had been provided to congress in a classified form. so, madam president, you and i can go into a secure scif and we can read it in a scif. we can read the names. you know what we're not allowed to do? tell anyone what the names are. why is it that those names are classified? they are classified because president biden and vice president harris don't want the american people to know who it is they are trying to release. there's no reasonable justification for those names to be classified. they are extorting our friend and ally egypt to get people released from jail and they refuse to tell us who. the american people have a right to know if the biden administration is trying to pressure our allies to release muslim brotherhood extremists, if the biden-harris administration is trying to get our -- our

some create ecs are going -- critics are going even further saying users should boycott peloton for thisou knowsome that's where i'm coming from on this. >> i hear ya, and it is hypocritical that other controversial political phrases were allowed to be used. stuart: exactly. where's free speech when you paid $2,500 for a bike? lauren, thanks very much. i want my free speech. >>> now then, show me the dow 30. even split between winners and losers and the dow is up, what, 65 points, just a little shy of 36,000. do you remember when president biden said his massive spending plan would not raise taxes for the middle class? roll it. >> i will raise taxes for anybody making over $400,000. there would be no need for it. i will not oppose any tax increase on people making less than $400,000. stuart: well, the nonpartisan tax policy center just released a study. it says the middle class will pay more in taxes next year. we'll tell you how much in just a moment. ♪ ♪ promise he no promises -- promise me no promises ♪♪ dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. life is for living. we g

aftermath and in the withdrawal in the depths of soldiers and then those who make decisions to continue to ecountability? >> what is military to keep the ball line with partisan politics and political issues or just political issues for the lieutenant colonel's to make policy. it's important for those who are serving in uniform to understand their role and what their role is it is to do the best they can to execute at the lower levels but also to give your chain of command the best advice. if you think is something is really screwed up you do at your chain of command. because you're not accountable to the american people to do that to have a loud voice influences policy has a serving military officer undermine the constitution of the united states. some of the hearings in the senate and just trying to determine what is the best military advice? and how vietnam became an american war and during that period went and johnson got the military advice he wanted to structure what he wanted to get what he wanted to hear. was that the case of biden? i don't know and certainly congress will help determ

it says as a governing body, acting for all in cricket, the ec board reflects decision taking the interesthe game is accessible to everyone. for a very long time, i think they have, i would not say drag their feet but allowed things to happen which has come to the crisis now with what's happened at yorkshire. it's unfortunate that a young man like azeem rafiq, who was looking forward to a stellar cricket career, had to go through four years of notjust frustration, but all the other things that went with it, and his family and even after his playing career, he is still experiencing it. that really has to be put back on the ecb, because these things, azeem rafiq was not the first person who had levelled these sorts of issues but they had not been dealt with by the ecb. the ecb has every opportunity now to ensure that the game going forward is a much more even playing field. they have to come out, they have to accept that yes this thing has happened in the past, it has manifested in yorkshire, but we have to ensure as leaders of cricket in england this thing does not permeate through the rest