nlc, join me in welcoming franz paasche. welcome, franz, how are you? >> thanks.thank you. thank you for having me. >> it's good to see you, again. i really enjoyed our conversation the other day. >> i did too. and i'm thrilled to be here. >> to get us started, i want to spend some time telling our members about -- i want you to tell our members about paypal, because most people probably just know it as the electronic online payment system. let's take a few minutes and tell our local leaders that are gathered here who paypal really is. >> sure. happy to do so. first, i just want to thank you, again, for including me in this amazing agenda today. i want to give a special thank you to nlc and all of your members for the, you know, truly essential work you do in our cities and towns and particularly for all you've done this year which, of course, has been a difficult year for our nation and for all of our cities and towns and communities. paypal -- and i hope many of you are familiar with us already, but paypal is a digital payments company that serves -- we serve ov

hunter dickinson for franz wagner.r should i say franz von dir, michigan 86 zealous you florida state up next for them perfection on the line for mark ktvu, and the zags of gonzaga versus oklahoma. second half bags up. 10 corey pittsburg. they've got so many weapons from the outside the three there. there are 13 take it inside, late to second half drew. timmy will back it down what i called crafty with that shot. he and his hu man true. he had 30. that's a career best to go with his 13 rebounds. 87 71 zags. there's still perfect and also moving on to the sweet 16. you think about it in this past year alone so many icons of sport had passed away and it kind of signals the end of a real golden age of athletics. the latest, the great elgin baylor departing, he dies of natural causes today at the age of 86, nothing short of a magnificent hall of fame career for elgin with the lakers and 11 time all star he scored in a regular season game one time 70 points. another 71. but it was also a long time general manager later afte

last week franz entered a 3rd wave of infections there are now more than 27000 patients in hospitals all across the country that is the highest figure this month the number in intensive care is approaching 5000 for the year and the doctor we just heard from who is one of the signatories of the open letter says it's essential not to forget about. patients. so the sooner the government makes its decisions the better we cannot afford to just wait and see what the result of these measures to curb the increase in infections will be we are already observing a significant increase in the number of cases in addition we don't just have to take care of patients with coronavirus but also patients with more common diseases of the cardiovascular system or with neurological or on collage equal diseases in other words it is necessary to treat both patients with corona virus and those who do not have copd and we will eventually run out of beds. well i mean time germany's chancellor threatens to resort to federal powers if local regions don't do more to combat covert. warnings that a 3rd wave of the

they've got one more crack out of half a second, franz wagner cannot hit and u c l a on to the final four against gone, zenga. they're perfect. they haven't lost their now. 30 you know, and they're big man, drew. timmy has had quite a tournament in the open court six ft. 10. got some moves and a quick 17 4 lead. you saw it coming? he'll hit the weight room before he gets to the nba. i guarantee you that, and jalen suggs beautiful 18 points. 10 rebounds, eight assists. he's going to the nba for sure. zags like i say, 30 and no. do we have a little time to check this out? some college baseball? the fun was not on the field, although this batter connects for the home run. it's the fan out there that you've got to see making the grab with his old hat with the beer in hand. he did not double fisting hand. he did not double fisting a drop 40 life i don't remember buying these fresh peaches. aah! phil: apologies, serge. my wife, claire, seems to have forgotten that i'm holding office hours for my intro to real estate class here at home. so, when i walked to the laundry room 10 minutes ago i

hospitals are full so some patients are being transferred elsewhere french government says the pods are franz are battling a 3rd wave they hope that the regional restrictions will help avoid another national knock down by helping to stop the spread of the virus and winning time for more people to be vaccinated on friday the french prime minister shock aspects received an astra zeneca jab an attempt to convince the public of its safety off to months of negative publicity and a temporary suspension taxi skepticism is high in france but at this immunization center the queues were long. i'm fine with the astra zeneca but it's normal that some people are worried because of the recent events rather think confidence will return in the coming weeks for some doctors the restrictions aren't tight enough but french president emmanuel might call says the economy and people's mental health must also be considered for now the new lock down is set to last one month out of the many people suspect could run much longer recession butler al-jazeera paris. bosnia herzegovina is also tightening restrictions as it

social care workers are often ignored in inoculation drives and should also be given priority eric franz warthe is the vice president of the council of the americas he says health workers need more support. this is a real tragedy and it's particularly amplified because the people who are trying to address it who are literally on the frontlines of addressing it are the ones who are being the families affected the most i mean and that makes sense because they're the ones who are exposed to it are there working in the worst conditions in developing countries around the world it's really a bad situation and yet they don't seem to have priority in the context of having access to vaccines so it's really desperate situation for many people it's a really difficult conundrum because literally there's 'd only so much money that can go around it particularly again if you're dealing with developing markets who may not have a lot of access financial space in the 1st place they really don't have a whole lot of excess liquidity to be able to devote to either vaccines or p.t.e. and then if you put on to

that was referring to the meeting between grand ayatollah al sistani and franz.t really is having an impact far broader than the christian community. keeping in mind, of course, that this is a country of 40 million people. and the christians make up maybe 300,000. >> ben wedeman, thank you so much. >>> the coronavirus vaccine rollout here in the u.s. is certainly picking up steam. the centers for disease control and prevention say almost 3 million doses were administered since it last published its figures on friday. the total now stands at 88 million. and more people now say they are willing to get vaccinated. a new kaiser family foundation poll found 55% of americans want to get a shot as soon as possible or have already gotten their first dose, up from 34% in december. then also embattled venezuelan president nicholas maduro received his first dose of russia's sputnik v vaccine on saturday. he posted this video to his twitter account and can be heard saying "it hurt" after getting a shot. he blamed international sanctions for interfering with the country's abi

so mount diablo now gusting to 30, even 40 mph or so soro, franz ishan going on late this afternoon.also mentioned that the sierra will be getting some snow anywhere from four to perhaps isolated areas that will get 10 inches of snow. and there are advisories for travel that began a 10 o'clock tonight. go until tomorrow morning. the future cast model. i want to show you not only for to morrow tonight into tomorrow morning, but as we get farther down the road we have more wet weather in the forecast. here's a look at your future cast for tonight. by late this evening, it is widespread. tomorrow morning. it's pulling out as early as it looks like 67 o'clock, so saturday is going to be a cool but dry day sunday more of the same cool, dry weather, perhaps a little breezy. at times, there's monday afternoon, northern california seen some rain. we may get a few scattered showers out of this, but then to stand a wednesday kind of drops in a little bit farther if you notice. and most of california could see some wet weather tuesday and there we have wednesday so more on the way and thankfull

it's michigan's ball half a second left, franz wagner. we'll get agood look at it. no good. your ball game u c l a for the 18th time in their schools, his we go to the final four you want howard took it hard and i don't blame him. man that was a rough one and the season of perfection continues for gun. zenga everybody's digging, and they continue to zag and romping people. then eggs come from. bad there, big man. look at this in the open floor looking drew timmy. he gets a moves for a six ft 10 guy gonna have to work in the weight room toe muscle up a little. another turnover. jalen suggs first round pick in the nba. that's a first round pass right there. on the other end, andrew d marred and they're on their way off to the final four. inbound here second half timmy again., y will take on you seal. hey, the bruise gonna find it a little tougher. 83 64 is your final. everybody's been talking about it for years. finally it's reality 17 regular season games in the nfl. the best news about that on lee. three preseason capes. meanwhile 49ers waiting to see what they do with that