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fraser: i don't think you are being cynical at all. think everything is political. everything is toward that goal. when you look at 2022, the big event is probably going to be october or november. xi jinping is basically going to take on his general secretary ship for the third time and extend as president for life. at that technically comes in march. china will do everything to try and maintain a stable economy, stable olympics, stable everything to ensure congress goes off without a hitch. haidi: do the populist crackdowns continue? that has greater effects when it comes to -- we've had education, we had tech, we've had a livestream star -- what does that tell you about what still in the pipeline when it comes to beijing? fraser: there is though they that the chinese economy don't feel like they can assert control over. that crackdowns will continue in some form or another like cracking down on education expansions. but the flipside is you see stories about the communist party having locked up -- telling people to have more children.

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my name is roslyn fraser and i have been coming to maxine hall health center for more than 13 years. and i have served on patient advisory committees for about five years. and it have been a pleasure to serve on different projects. such as the hypertension equity group. the city-wide pack. and the subcommittee for the covid vaccine outreach. i thank god for my health and strength for allowing me to serve on these different committees. now that the clinic is remodeled, what i like most about the clinic is that it is very up-to-date, and thank god that we have an elevator. [laughter]. [applause] for the seniors and the disabled. and we have large exam rooms. something we have needed for years. i know all of our patients will really appreciate this. i want -- i personally want to thank the entire staff of maxine hall and the porters and for all of the hard work and dedication that y'all have done -- have shown during this pandemic. i know that it wasn't easy, but god gave y'all -- each and every one of y'all -- the strength. i know that it was stressful, but you did it. thank you for al

fraser's, alerted people to the fact there was dissent on the homefront. the march, got the pulitzer prize, about a soldier's experience on the eastern north carolina. absolutely, great book, and again, not overlook killer angels. i mean come on, there's not a book that had a greater influence on our field than killer angels and it did so much good so, you know, i think fiction can do a lot for us and give people access to think about the past in a serious way and we've had some really great fiction out there. >> in reference to, you know, john's comment about my -- you may not know that i've been recast in the remake of solomon and sheba and, you know, we're still going to make sure there's a much more historical accuracy. >> i think you'll be beautiful as sheba and -- [ laughter ] every generation has books, novels, has movies, because movies tend to not be based on history anyway, based on best-sellers or novels. if you go back to every movie you can think of has actually been in print but the idea i think in part you got a built-in audience to come to

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if you have plans to travel down the grapevine it's going to get dangerous especially through fraser park. we have a wintry mix in that area and it can get slick. more noticeably, look at this, this is in our local bay area mountain tops. look at the wintry mix. we are starting to expect seeing more snow falling when we see the temperatures really take a dip. right now we are in the 30s for most of the bay area. napa, 38. 39 in oakland. the windchill factor, not too windy. if it feels like it's in the 30s, it's in the 30s considering there's no wind, right? 43 in san josÉ. the wind will pick up heading into the next couple of days. i will talk about the rain season update and what to expect into new year's eve coming up in a few minutes. first, mike has breaking news to tell us about. >> yeah, you see the flashing lights and no lights south of here. there's the overpass for willow road. that's where traffic is stopped on the southbound side. northbound, we see it flowing. we got word of a deadly crash involving a motorcycle and van. activity in the middle of southbound 101, that's a

fraser park, that's a nice place to enjoy the snow and might see some iing up on that roadway.ings should be better if you have travel plans in southern california. around the bay area, we're seeing a few clouds but no showers. a pretty sunset and you can see the sihouette of the clouds. currently 50 degrees. wind at about 13 miles per hour out of the northwest. less cloud cover at 49 and will likely see upper 30s for the morning and wanut creek, we're expecting 30s and we might see a little bit of patchy fog trying to keep in so right around 8:00 a.m. you might see some of that fog coming in from the east. it's been a while since we've had some of that foggy morning. watch the temperature progression. 30s as early as 11:00 tonight and by the morning numbers in the upper 30s closer to san jose, mid to upper 30s in the valleys and low 30s around santa roa and napa. tomorrow very much like we had today. a range of upper 40s from liver more over to napa. san francisco and 52 degrees in san jose. travel plans looking better but look at the temperatures. iy conditions on some of tho

sri: we saw a report that talked about even after james fraser came out with the announcement about avoidingeetings on zoom, some managers were saying this does not really apply to your group. that dynamic will expend. you might revert to the mean in the next 12 months. caroline: the response to the survey to a certain extent, they want more pain, but what is the response -- want more pay, but what is the response for the people that have been there for a longer time? sri: they will say the only way to get ahead in this business is to put in the time and the hours now. you will feel like you are being slaved to death, but that is what you need to do. this industry does offer unfathomable riches, especially compared to everything else relatively speaking. their thinking will continue to be, we did it, you have to serve your time as well. romaine: they are on the bloomberg 54 reason because it got everyone -- 50 for a reason because i got everyone talking. it does appear the pay changes would be relatively sticky. it not only caused a lot of other entry-level employees to ask for more money, b

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fraser described his service in the assembly is quote the best job that i have ever had.itish social like glenn maxwell of grooming her for sexual abuse by financier jeffrey epstein testified against her in court today. the accuser testified that she had repeated sexual contact with jeffrey epstein. starting when she was just 14 and she said that maxwell was there. the woman says that she is hoping to achieve quote, peace and healing by testifying at the trial. three other accusers are set to take the stand at the trial. the 59 year old maxwell is charged with eight counts of sex trafficking and other crimes, including two perjury charges that will be tried separately. she has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. epstein died back in 2000 and 19 by suicide. at the age of 66 while he was in prison. a bay area couple pleads guilty in the college admissions scandal, plus two homicide suspects released without bail in the south bay. the outrage and frustration from local leaders this kind of result. is outrageous, and clearly the pendulum has swung too far. and a very wa

assemblyman jim fraser says he is stepping down after nearly 10 years in office.t day in office will be december 31st. his district spans parts of solano, contra costa and sacramento counties along the delta. fraser said he plans to look for new career opportunities in transportation, which has been a focus of his time in the assembly. and he also wants to spend more time with his family and friends. frasier described his service in the assembly as quote. the best job that i have ever had. it is an illness. it is claimed 680 million lives worldwide. today we mark world aids day. look at the commemorations underway here in the bay area and the progress in the fight. against hiv. and a barrier whether december starting off on the warm side, widespread seventies and some record heat a little bit of some cooling for tomorrow, but eventually we could be talking about at least the chance of some rain will have your forecast update coming up. the xfinity black friday sales event is happening now on xfinity mobile. now new and existing customers can get our best wireless

washington has warned russia, they'll be consequences if it invades rounds. fraser and deborah haman se says his government is serious about the nicest round of talks in vienna to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. he said if well, powers are willing to remove sanctions on to ron and agreement can be reached. serbian protestors were back out blocking roads for a 3rd weekend running, denouncing plans for lithium mining. but saturdays crowds with smaller than past weeks after the government bows to some demand. it scrapped laws with activists that were purely designed to help mining giant re tinto dont operations in serbia's, west the south pacific island of new caledonia is holding a referendum on independence from france. it's the 3rd vote on the issue off to vote, as narrowly rejected the idea in 20182020 correspondence. ah ah i ours isn't up and the number of people living in towns now exceeds those living outside. when this milestone was reached in 2009 few people notice across the globe, cities are growing upwards and outwards at unprecedented speed. fundamentally changing the way we

you may wonder what happens inside the cockpit when pilots hit on stable air well, foxes jason fraserhows us. rob biddle has been a united airlines pilot for nearly three decades. he's seen a lot of turbulence in his career. we're not scared at all this part of aviation, it's actually natural occurrence. biddle does his safety checks in order to ensure his next flight is smooth. little wants you to know every nine months we go for recurrent training and check rides. throughout those training check rides. we always get opportunities to practice. pilots are well aware of how uncomfortable turbulence can make us feel. i think it's the uncertainty. i think it's being in the back of an airplane where you can't really see what's ahead of you. we went to the united flight training center in denver to see how pilots train for turbulence. our first question. what is turbulence? it is just changes in direction of the air and in the speed of the air, moving over the surface of the earth. in the combination of those two things is what causes bumpier or turbulence. even though it may be scary. i l

this is bbc news, i'm christian fraser. cases, with 0micron now the dominant variant. and he is propositioning troops and supplies around the country, president biden is making half a billion test free nationwide, and he is propositioning troops and supplies around the country, in case hospitals are overwhelmed. —— pre—positioning. in england, borisjohnson says there will no further restrictions this side of christmas — but that it's too late for many business already suffering the fallout from the latest surge in infections. the largest divorce settlement in british history. princess haya and her two children will receive $700 million in settlement from her former husband and leader of dubai, sheikh mohamed. and the monster milipede — two metres in length 50 kilos in weight — that somehow went undiscovered for 300 million years.

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and small, i'm joined by fraser, how we all through the book, read capitalism. it's always great to have you on friday, so thank you very much for joining us. i want to focus in on germany and china. what's the state of play here between the 2 countries? well, of course it wanting better relations, but of course under america we were very good relations with china. certainly lots of business done. she a year ago, pushed through the drive, the final, the comprehensive agreement off investment. so in that sense, things were relatively positive for china, but since then things are more difficult. the green party is going to be much bigger. se parliamentarians are much back on germany, our side push back on china and they're looking to germany. it's leading power. and with so much trade in being done with try not to take the lead at that to basically so reset relations and say, look what's going on in the past as i were going to operate going forward. so relatively good relations, but room for improvement from japanese perspective. do germany in the you need to play

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fraser was shot in the parking lot on monday after he finished his shift. prosecutors also filed a special circumstance of murder while lying in wait and possession of an assault weapon. investigators say the two men had argued earlier in the day, so lima is now being held without bail, california attorney general rob bonta announced a plea agreement today for a leak that sent tens of thousands of gallons of gasoline into a canal and walnut creek last year. that deal includes a $2.5 million fine to be paid for by kinder morgan's subsidiary. sf ppe. investigators say pipeline operators noticed a loss of pressure in that pipe. that carries fuel from concord to san jose on november 20th 2020, but it was more than two weeks until the spill was fully reported to the state. the pipe released more than 63 gallon 1000 gallons of gasoline. i hope the terms of the sentence are. a wake up call for kinder morgan and all corporate polluters polluting our environment will not be tolerated. it is not business as usual. under the terms of the agreement, the pipeline operat

at the top of the telegraph you will see a banner of fraser nelson about a conversation he had with aent and they deliberately focus on the more extreme scenarios and don't do much probability waiting to different situations that occur, which calls into question a lot of the modelling. eye can see why rishi sunak, the chancellor, it was normally responsible for handing out a huge economy wrecking package to hospitality, if we have to lockdown again there might be frustration with those models. this again there might be frustration with those models.— again there might be frustration with those models. as we turn to the front -a . e with those models. as we turn to the front page of — with those models. as we turn to the front page of the _ with those models. as we turn to the front page of the mirror, _ with those models. as we turn to the front page of the mirror, lizzy, - with those models. as we turn to the front page of the mirror, lizzy, you i front page of the mirror, lizzy, you mentioned, think it was yourself, you mention something about comments on twitter about what is going

had accused his government of corruption and mismanagement after the last month's riots. camby and fraser and adam barrow has been declared the winner of saturday's election. and what is supporters are celebrating as a landslide? at least 3 of barrows opponents are rejecting the result. now police in the belgian capital have used water cannon and fire tear gas. the dispersed crowds protesting against pandemic restrictions about a 1000 people tried to reach the european union headquarters in brussels, but were blocked. but then barbara has more a stand off in the belgian capital on the sidelines of a coven, 19 protest. police seized water cannon against a group of protest as some of whom appeared to throw firewood. several 100 people march through the streets. 2 days after the government tightened restrictions for the 3rd week in a row, some carried signs critical of vaccines which have proved to be highly effective against the corona virus. others were worried about belgium, making it compulsory for health workers to be vaccinated. something that's coming in on the 1st of january. baloo l

dan fraser is the owner of dan and whit's. how many openings did you have?re going to have to lock the front door because we have zero help. >> reporter: this was your dad's business. this was your grandfather's business. >> right. >> reporter: and it was going to close on your watch? >> yeah. which would be tough. when you've invested your whole life into it. >> reporter: customers were equally devastated. of course, that happens whenever a small town loses an iconic business. but what sets this place apart is that these customers didn't just give dan their sympathies. they gave him their applications. >> i'm so excited to have you here. >> it's so nice to be here. >> reporter: this retired finance director applied for a job in the deli. >> there we go! >> reporter: dr. rick ferrell is working checkout. >> i'm just trying to get the cash register to work. >> reporter: people from all over town and all walks of life punched in to help dan stay open. >> here i am. >> i'm a therapist. >> teacher, second-grade teacher. >> professor of psychology. >> principal o

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omicron because we have more of it and a slightly below broader range of the antibodies, south africa's fraser, and sarah ram opposed that has tested positive for cove. it 19. his office released the statement saying he felt unwell after estate memorial service for former president f. w. the clerk. he's being treated for mild symptoms from a post has been vaccinated against the virus. president say to graham rebels, have recaptured the northern ethiopian town of lally, bella just 11 days off. the government forces said they've taken it back to gray people. the variation front says it's launched several counter offensives. the group says it targeted the road linking shana and land, the better in the higher region. communications have been cut in the conflict zone . that's made it hard to verify reports from the town, which is home to a u. n. world heritage site. there are no reports of fighting casela from vol is from low new university college. he says, reclaiming some other towns in the region. maybe more strategically important to the t p life. living doesn't hold any military strategic, sig

so what i think the us trying to do is using these stitch frasers to actually try to rearrange the world order that we have since the end of our world war 2 national security advisor of united states. james sullivan recently told us that you know this, this don't seem to work. so he may be right, because because we see agree blocks in the united nations security council and we don't see that any, any actual to policy being done. so i think that the u. s. trying to catch the last moment. it has to actually rearrange the world order in as in his favor. and it thinks that it can succeed. it mobilizes everything as it mobilizes its army to mobilize. its diplomatic mobilizes its ideology, even if we say that the demo democratic ideology of united states is a husk of its former self. and it still has some power. so be united states is trying basically very hard to rearrange the world order. and russia is not as powerful as it was in the soviet time. so that is why think russia tries to preserve or it was created after the world war 2. so we have this clash, the struggle for the future of inter

grant fraser, describing how people with gruesome injuries were transported with no power or a way toall 911. >> multiple people came in by pickup truck, pulled up to the ambulance bay and ended up getting hauled out by staff. they showed up and they're pounding on the door over there. >> reporter: hospitals across western kentucky, already stretched with covid patients, treating scores of victims, crushed under shredded homes and buildings. >> it was just crush injuries from limbs to chest to brain and everything in between. if you can name a part of the body, i can tell you one patient who had a crush injury in that area. >> reporter: community members lining up at blood drives, eager to help any way they can. >> it just shows how strong the community is and how much people are wanting and willing to help. >> reporter: people in this community were jumping in to help even before the weather had cleared. and they haven't stopped. the turnout was so large at today's blood drive, there's another one planned for tomorrow. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> on this sunday, so many here are

this is bbc news with me christian fraser.cases double, and the pressure mounts further on political leaders. in europe many have already tightened covid restrictions but in england the prime minister says things will remain on hold for now. we will get reaction from the clinical director in scotland. was ghislaine maxwell the �*sophisticated predator', or the convenient scapegoat for the crimes ofjeffrey epstein. the closing arguments in manhatten, with the jury soon to retire. the white house, blindsided by one of their own, as senatorjoe manchin announces live on air, he's walking away, from a key plank of the president's agenda. and the book — smaller than the tip of a pencil — that sells at auction, for a not so miniscule sum of money.

this is bbc news — i'm christian fraser with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around theorld. no new coronavirus restrictions in england before the new year — despite record numbers of cases. the health secretary urges people to remain cautious. we will watch the situation very carefully and should, in the future, we need to act, of course, we will not hesitate to do so. america's leading health body halves the recommended isolation period for patiemnts with asymptomatic covid — from ten days to five. in france — home working will become mandatory for at least three days per week — as the rapid rise of omicron cases continues. cape town's city hall is bathed in purple light — to honour archbishop desmond tutu, south africa's anti—apartheid leader, who died on sunday. and — missing for almost a week — a happy ending for the search and rescue dog — who got lost herself — as she's reunited with her owner. the uk health secretary sajid javid has ruled out introducing any new covid restrictions in england before the new year. ministers had been under pressure to respond to ris

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this is bbc news with me christian fraser, we are going backwards, as the omicron variant advances.fraser, we are going backwards, as the omicron variant advances. tonight the prime minister has moved to plan b. mask wearing will be required in most indoor settings in england — and from monday people will be asked to work from home where possible. have you lied to the public, prime minister? but the prime minister says sorry, for a video in which downing street staffjoke about a christmas party last year, that broke covid rules — the rules he'd asked everyone else to follow. i apologise for the impression that has been _ i apologise for the impression that has been given, that staff in downing _ has been given, that staff in downing street take this less than seriously — downing street take this less than seriously. i am downing street take this less than seriously. lam it downing street take this less than seriously. i am it sickens myself and furious _ seriously. i am it sickens myself and furious about that. we will hear about another christmas party in norway that led

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this is bbc news, with me, christian fraser. a month to the day since omicron was first recorded in hong kong, it becomes the dominant strain in london. it becomes the dominant it has spread at an extraordinary pace around the world. in london, it is now doubling every two and a half days, and, by tomorrow, could overtake delta. in kentucky the governor confirms 64 people, are so far known to have died from the weekend tornadoes in his state. "but, undoubtedly," he says, "there will be more." anne sacoolas, the american charged with causing the death by dangerous driving, of motorcyclist harry dunn two years ago, will finally face a court in the uk. and one woman's quest to trade up, one exchange at a time, from a hairpin to a house. did she meet her goal? hello. by this time tomorrow, omicron will most likely have overtaken delta to become the dominant covid variant in london. roughly speaking, the number of cases here is doubling every two and half days. the uk has now recorded the first death from omicron, we don't know the p

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that stretch through fraser park could get really dangerous. right now we have got a couple light showers pushing through, up through oakland as well. here's a closer look at what we are monitoring. your chance of snow for the north and east valleys, it could be a dusting or light accumulations, 2,500 to 3,000 feet. some of the highest peaks could see two to six inches possible, and highest i mean above the 4,000 feet mark. this is going to be fantastic to see. when we start seeing snow in some of the lower elevations, things really shape up out there when it comes to the colder temperatures. i will have a closer look at how your new year's forecast is looking and the rest of your seven day, but first let's get to mike with traffic. >>> yeah, here's an incident at the willow road overpass and here's the activity. a deadly crash happened here just after 4:00 this morning. traffic is forced off the freeway at marsh. we have a couple surface street options. you take 280 which is clear toward the south bay. i will talk you through the closures, and

his sister-in-law elizabeth fraser says we was a devoted father. >> he leaves behind a 7 year-old daughter. it would bring the power of urgency us every weekend. >> and. >> it's just sad because you know. he's not going to be here. this weekend. he's just going to be the huge hole and everybody's hearts were just all so devastated. that's such a senseless tragedy have to occur over some. you know, disagreement at work. >> the defendant is being held at santa rita county jail in dublin without bail in the newsroom. gayle ong kro% 4 news. thank you, gayle. >> a lawsuit has been filed against the 3 alameda police officers involved in the death of mario gonzalez. the federal civil rights lawsuit was filed on behalf of gonzales is 5 year-old son. the lawsuit alleges that the officers violated gonzales is constitutional rights when they held him face down until he was unresponsive during an arrest last april attorneys representing mario junior called the death unnecessary and tragic. >> san francisco city officials have declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin neighborhood in hopes of try