i think giles is right.tion with the numbers that are showing up, 58% more infection k says, and so on. 18% showing up, 58% more infection k says, and so on.18% more showing up, 58% more infection k says, and so on. 18% more hospital admissions, why are we doing this? you know, why are we having this one day which increases the risk? and, i mean, i personally don't understand any of the policies that have been followed, but i think, i really do think there will be another national lockdown, and there will be another huge reaction against that from those on the right, mainly, who hate lockdowns. so, it will be a political challenge for the prime minister, as well as a health challenge. giles, you are the former head of communications at number ten in previous administrations. how damaging has that's all been for the prime minister? it was only last wednesday that he was saying it would be in human to cancel christmas. he's gone as far as doing that now, hasn't he? i think there is public —— expectation, the d

giles? i think, yasmin, she talks about what's being said, we must not forget that we were the first country in the world to get the vaccine, and a half a million people who have have the vaccine so far, that's good news for rolling it out. i think at a quicker rate than other countries. that will be key to how we move out of this is how quickly we can get through it. it's obviously going to be a huge logistical jigsaw obviously going to be a huge logisticaljigsaw puzzle obviously going to be a huge logistical jigsaw puzzle and obviously going to be a huge logisticaljigsaw puzzle and a conundrum to do that, but it's not all bad. i think people have got to see within that context. it's easy to blame the government, and it's easy for kier stamer to abstain, but clearly, there are no easy solutions here. one last look at the ft, yasmin in this lot. eu hasjust announced it's ready to roll—out the pfizer tech vaccine. it's interesting that they are so far beyond —— behind, when the uk and us have

let's move onto the giles commuting virus spreading across uk. the fact is that because people have been mixing so much and trying to get away from london, especially in big cities before the tier 4 lockdown at midnight, it's escaped, hasn't it? yes, it feels like we are heading for the inevitable second proper lockdown. whole country will be

starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a poet giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over zoom. in news of the world plays you'll have a little bit of a german orphan raised by the kyle when they those who killed her family she's found by captain kidd played by tom hanks. in the area and. if you think a 12 year old german girl would be intimidated acting alongside a hollywood legend well then you don't know that single voice but. even the 2 time oscar winner was impressed by this rising star from berlin. i cannot stress enough. the incredible power of young one those scenes with with the 2 of us that those those those crackled they were they were ridiculous fun in order in order to shoot singles crackle and energy threaten to explode in system pressure for breakthrough film. she plays benny the girl traumatized and out of control. and sort of it's nice. but it's the quiet scenes like those in the news of the world but the young actress finds most challenging. so she likes them. i think the most difficult sc

reporter ana giles on a messy problem that no one can seem to explain. >> look closely on this quiettreet in roseville. you will see people aren't the only neighbors, bird of prey are claiming prime real estate. the tree in martha lopez' front yard. >> what are you doing here. >> reporter: when we talked to martha last winter she was shocked that was the first time hundreds of these white tailed kites visited her home. they left in the spring and now one year later, they remembered. >> they're back and they love cedar streets. i'm tired, yes. i'm an animal lover and i'm sorry to say that. >> reporter: martha's tree has become their winter vacation destination. they come at night and they're not scared of the cat, or the fake owl. martha moves her car every night so that it doesn't get covered in bird poop. however she can't save her yard. it's filled with hundreds of pellets the remains the birds regurgitate after eating their prey. >> i'm just trying to survive with the birds. >> reporter: wildlife experts can't understand why this neighborhood in roseville. >> i think it's going to

nancy giles have the story. >> reporter: because of covid-19 a lot of people are staying at home buyinghings online, and a lot of people are in their homes, making things to sell. that's a perfect situation for etsy, an ecommerce website where 70 million people shop for bathtub toys, mailboxes, pet costumes, vintage wedding dresses and candles. >> i'll make probably about 30 to 50 candles a day because everything that we have we make to order. >> reporter: emberly isabella makes candles. >> you want to make sure you pour everything really slow. >> reporter: it was all her mom's idea. emberly and elizabeth had never tried this before. >> so, she bought the candle supplies and we learned to make candles off youtube. >> yep. there were an awful lot of fails before you get it right. >> reporter: but they did get it right. >> so, this is a little bit of tedious process. >> reporter: and now they great 125 different soy based candles that celebrate birth months, states and cities. >> each individual candle not only has its own story but it's got its own particular scent. >> reporter: and that

the ecb's ashley giles says other mental health screenings will happen before upcoming tourists and dawid when i started you just think i'm a tired and not playing well and there is no real awareness when you are actually feeling really burnt out and you felt mentally drained and the pressure that comes with playing international sport with county cricket, scrutiny of the year under now with social media commentators, everyone has an opinion these days. 4—5 years ago people didn't really realised. dawid malan hits a peak at 33 and even in twenty20 it's all about timing. chase that success but not at any price. joe wilson, bbc news. to formula one now and his mercedes team have announced that lewis hamilton has been passed fit to drive at this sunday's abu dhabi grand prix. that's after he tested negative for covid—i9 following a period of self—isolation. the world champion missed last week's race in bahrain after a positive test the week before. onto snooker and ronnie o'sullivan has beaten robbie williams to progress to the quarter—finals of the scottish open. the world champion made sho

. >> merry christmas >> reporter: leah giles filling wishes from her outdoor giving tree.otes like these left by those in need asking for art supplies and a skateboard, writing "all our money goes to bills. my husband was laid off. and "little boy needs a jacket mom owned a salon and had to close." this holiday season families giving the gift of hope >> for some of these families they may be struggling financially. they may be struggling emotionally. mentally it's just something like this can maybe give them that smile that they've been needing for the longest time >> and that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time and good night >>> right now, a race to get americans vaccinated. >> within the next 24 hours they will begin moving vaccine from the pfizer manufacturing facility to the ups and fedex hubs. >> tonight when the vaccine will come to the bay area and how many doses hospitals are expecting. >> plus more questions about the safety of the vaccine. the cdc releasing its recommendation for pregnant women an

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starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a poet giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over zoom. in the news of the world pulling that single plays you'll have a little bit of a german orphan raised by the chi when they those who killed her family she's found by captain kidd played by tom hanks. says if you think a 12 year old german girl would be intimidated acting alongside a hollywood legend well then you don't know that saying boy that. even the 2 time oscar winner was impressed by this rising star from berlin. but. i cannot stress enough the incredible power. on those scenes with that with the 2 of us that those those those crackled they were good they were ridiculous fun in order in order to shoot singles crackling and threaten to explode in system pressure or breakthrough film. she plays benny the girl traumatised and out of control. over the skies. but it's the quiet scenes like those in the news of the world but the young actress finds most challenging. shows she makes them. i think the most difficu

starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a poet giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over zoom. in news of the world plays you'll have a little book a german orphan raised by the one they those who killed her family she sailed by captain kidd played by tom hanks. if you think a 12 year old german girl would be intimidated acting alongside a hollywood legend well then you don't know. even the 2 time oscar winner was impressed by this rising star from berlin. i cannot stress enough. the incredible power of a young girl on those scenes with it with the 2 of us that those those those crackled they were they were ridiculous fun in order in order to shoot singles crackle and energy threaten to explode in system pressure her breakthrough film. she plays benny the girl traumatized and out of control. zone and it's nice. but it's the quiet scenes like those in the news of the world but the young actress finds most challenging. so she likes them. i think the most difficult scene was really the last the very last scen

let's join giles kenning i'm the founder of the public relations firm trafalgar strategy he was previously head of political press to number 10 downing street and prime minister david cameron joins me now from the british capital good to have you with us live on al-jazeera it is a crisis that seems to at the moment have no end to it and the u.k. government seem powerless to control the narrative because of the shifting story that covert 19 is what is going wrong there with the public messaging. i mean i think to some extent we've got to give boris johnson some leeway here what he is facing as i'm president no one's that still with us before there is no textbook no rulebook about how to deal with this and of course. you know that makes things a lot harder because you know we are not as an economy that we shut down which creates a lot want certainty for business i think now the stage where what you need is school transparency at all times you need to open up all the channels of communication to the public and how do you do that that is through you having a lot of press conferences every day

it is the realization of a long-held dream, doug turner who is here, joe tripy and giles perkins, bride louise. my two boys wanted to kill me and louise because they have been living at home during the pandemic but incredibly supportive. the two beautiful girls, my granddaughters, the brightest stars in my sky and ever. i am grateful to an amazing staff and go all the way through. they have been true rock stars and i want to enter something into the record about my staff, senior senator and old friend senator shelby, we may disagree, in alabama, to do all we can in alabama. i appreciate the service to the people of the state of alabama. his long and distinguished service, started out as a democrat. i want to mention the chairman of the committee's i worked on. senator crapoh, senator inhofe, senator alexander, the work that we did together, senator collins, i am especially grateful for the ranking members of the committees, senators brown, casey and read, the friendship and counsel have been invaluable and i want to thank the minority leader for all of his work on behalf of me. as you g

starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a poet giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over soon. you. in the news of the world plays you'll have a little book the german orphan raised by the natives who killed her family she's found by captain kidd played by tom hanks. says if you think a 12 year old german girl would be intimidated acting alongside a hollywood legend well then you don't know it's the boy that. even the 2 time oscar winner was impressed by this rising star from berlin. but. i cannot stress enough. the incredible power of the young one those scenes with with the 2 of us that those those those crackled they were they were ridiculous fun in order in order to shoot singles crackle and energy threaten to explode in system pressure for breakthrough film. she plays benny the girl traumatized and out of control. zone and it's nice. but it's the quiet scenes like those in the news of the world but the young actress finds most challenging. show the feelings that. i think the most difficult scene was r

administration of president elect that now he was confirmed as a as a president who won the elections mr giles of biden. i don't think that there will be much. change in the by later all relations. between the united states and the russian federation because. the nice trust and the years so far the anymore city especially after the ukraine events have been doing their bad thing and these accusations of hacker attacks actually this is another story which actually made its contribution to that was winning all then over all our relationship between the united states and america all. almost every day we heard here in moscow and in the indian national media that there is one story or you know this story in the united states which is certain so face that that russia is. that russia is behind this who actually that we know least we need good relations and president putin said that we need just to maintain. normal. stable the walking relationship with united states especially within u.s. ministration president joseph biden so i don't think that by the will actually. that he ate from these suckers atio

and by charlotte giles until in london do you both of you welcome charlotte me start with you in let's start with this statement that was delivered today in the british parliament take a listen. we are all working to get a deal but the only deal that is possible is one that is compatible with our sovereignty and takes back control of our laws trade and waters. while an agreement is preferable we are prepared to leave on say called australian style terms. so charlotte is that the british government's position and added when it comes to opposed to trade deal with the e.u. we can take it or we can leave. well in fantasy both sides have said of various points in these negotiations that they do want a deal but they are not prepared to pay any price for it now on the u.k. a sign you really need to be able to sell this deal any deal that may comes success to the british public announce why you hear the word sovereignty over and over again as being the thing that the u.k. signed really does care about it you heard in that statement just there in it that really just goes back to the crux of the

right around one of the revelations in my book is that when lord spencer was on the phone to prince giles in these tricky days between the death of diana and the funeral. something happened that caused a lot spencer to slam the ferndown and i asked him why this was he said because prince charles that as an insult to wards his sister only a few days dead the lord spencer found unacceptable and so he slammed the phone down and that may be some indication of how the royal family felt about diana of course and all these royal stories hard to corroborate anything that quiet for the time one thing is for certain perhaps maybe the crown will look at this in future series as what they think of the saudi royal family the queen obviously has been pictured with the defacto leader of saudi arabia implicated in yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis you knew jamal khashoggi i understand and co-wrote articles with him. tell me about what you what you think has been done to. to make up for the killing of your friend. not enough i'm afraid i lived in saudi arabia after i wrote my 1st royal bestselle

farmer giles business is entirely legal as long as he uses the seeds he receives from the government which contain very little of the psychoactive substance t.h.c. and he may only sell to a licensed company michael one has invested in this type of business he is one of china's cannabis pioneers. people still consider cannabis this a truck industry so you know my family dances and even those legal in here and they promise some priest to not get involved with chuck business. michael huang's business is fully supervised by narcotics regulators he supplies the seeds to the farmers and buys their crops then he extracts the khanabad dial from the plants we had for his factory but while we're on our way the police send him a message he's not allowed to bring foreigners to his factory so far china and our governments do you want to want this industry to grow slowly and don't get too much attention from around the world i think. so that is the one. there is a police station right at the entrance of his factory. the officers monitor how much raw material his factory receives and how much can a

s barbara vague so and by charlotte giles until in london to both of you welcome charlotte me start with human let's start with this statement that was delivered today in the british parliament take a listen. we are all working to get a deal but the only deal that was possible is one that is compatible with our sovereignty and takes back control of our laws trade and waters. while an agreement is preferable we are prepared to leave on so-called australian style terms. so charlotte is that the british government's position and added when it comes to opposed to trade deal with the e.u. we can take it or we can leave. well in fairness both sides have said at various points in these negotiations that they do want a deal but they are not prepared to pay any price for it now on the u.k. a sign you really need to be able to sell this deal any deal that may comes success to the british public announce why you hear the word sovereignty over and over again is being this thing that the u.k. side really does care about it you heard in that statement just there in it that really just goes back to the

i think it was giles brand riff who said his family was to ascension day which is in three months‘ timeime spring might have started. let‘s go on to the other big story which we thought we re the other big story which we thought were the big story of the weekend but was not. the guardian and brexit. kate. the guardian has some interesting details and possibly why talks started again quite rapidly on sunday as we were all aiming for this big deadline and we find out at this big deadline and we find out at this point if it‘s a deal or no deal and then suddenly the uk in the eu begin talking again and this is a p pa re ntly begin talking again and this is apparently because the uk has made a concession and it‘s to do with the idea of a level playing field so that regulations and standards are the same going forward into the future between the uk in the eu. so according to this article, the guardian is hearing that for the first time britain accepted that they might have to have tariffs implemented by the eu should the uk decide to diverge to a point where it will impact on their standards

the ecb's ashley giles says other mental health screenings will happen before upcoming tourists and dawidno real awareness when you are actually feeling really burnt out and you felt mentally drained and the pressure that comes with playing international sport, county cricket, scrutiny of the year under now with social media commentators, everyone has an opinion these days. eventually it does get to you and i think probably even 4—5 years ago people didn't really realise. dawid malan hits a peak at 33 and even in twenty20 it's all about timing. chase that success but not at any price. joe wilson, bbc news. to formula one now and his mercedes team have announced that lewis hamilton has been passed fit to drive at this sunday's abu dhabi grand prix. that's after he tested negative for covid—19 following a period of self—isolation. the world champion missed last week's race in bahrain after a positive test the week before. onto snooker and ronnie o'sullivan has beaten robbie williams to progress to the quarter—finals of the scottish open. the world champion made short work of it for a four f

i'm reading this great one right now called the color of lightning by paulette giles which credible but then the other thing which i noted for is playing music and or when my mom got together with his jazz musician guy. i was exposed to a really high level of music. you know this jazz that operates as such sophisticated music and as a little kid i didn't know that it was sophisticated i didn't know that charlie parker was different than the beatles or pop music or that beethoven was different then then you know frank sinatra it was just all music ammonite heard it when i was a kid i was all around on the floor like in ecstasy like just seeing colors and shapes in my imagination or set a set aflame and all of this stuff and and and these are like touchstones for things that were beautiful so new zick really guided me and saved me from being a complete ne'er do well disaster every human being you know. and so many you know for it when i think about church and when i think about your for lat your father and your stepfather and some of us i assume your father who was the. it worked in the g

alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a pilot giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over zoom. in the news of the world plays. a german orphan raised by the one they those who killed her family she's found by captain kidd played by tom hanks. says if you think a 12 year old german girl would be intimidated acting alongside a hollywood legend well then you don't know where you go but. even the 2 time oscar winner was impressed by this rising star from berlin. i cannot stress enough. the incredible power of the young one those scenes with with the 2 of us that those those those crackled they would if they were ridiculous fun in order in order to shoot singles crackle and energy threaten to explode in system pressure or breakthrough film. she plays benny the girl traumatised and out of control. on his own and it's nice. but it's the quiet scenes like those in the news of the world but the young actress bynes most challenging. show the feeling. i think the most difficult scene was really the last the very last

starring alongside tom hanks in the new western period drama news of the world based on a novel by a poet giles our film reporter scott roxboro caught up with the young star over zoom. in news of the world plays you'll have a little bit of a german orphan raised by the kyle one they those who killed her family she sailed by captain kidd played by tom hanks. in marion.

. >> and that was anna giles reporting. there are 21% of icu beds available. there are currently 82 people hospitalized with covid-19. >>> happening today, motorcycle riders will take part in the toy drive in san francisco. the event starts at 10:00 a.m. at the harley davidson on mission street followed by a ride to a motorcycle theater on howard street. and then on to a nearby fire station. >>> in san francisco, some small business and restaurant owners protested against the state's order forcing them to close. dozens turned out to this demonstration in city hall. that youwayed signs urging the return of outdoor dining and called on lawmakers to provide financial support for those that are out of work. >> they close. they open. they close again. and they open. we have to work. we have kids to feed, and it is christmas time. >> for now with outdoor dining, restaurants are only able to offer take-out. >>> the diller's message has been decoded. and showing us how some amateur detectives cracked the code. >>> >>> investigators believe the zodiac killer carried ou

tom giles joins us now for more. we are getting more details on the deal.stion is -- a deal of this size, a company of the prominence of slack and the importance as we continue to work from home -- is it going to work? tom: yeah, it's a major deal. in order to answer your question, in order to make this work, what marc benioff will need to do is enable slack to continue to have its own personality. slack has a very definitive user interface. it's very popular with the companies that do use it. i think what you will want to do to keep stewart butterfield happy, the ceo of slack, to keep the staff happy and to keep customers happy is let slack be slack and not feel like you have to fold it into every piece of software at salesforce. you want to keep its distinct personality, and that is something that executives are saying. making that point. you don't want to create something that's going to get folded into the salesforce board. remember that salesforce had its own sort of comparable workplace productivity chat called chatter. people just have not been thril

. >> reporter: deborah giles with the east bay community foundation works with donors.that philanthropists are opening up pockets wider to help.:we started the funding, the covid 19 fund. we raised a little over $700. a large portion of that came from our donors. >> reporter: many nonprofits may not survive this pandemic. giving tuesday, the individual donors cannot solve this alone. >> we have to partner with the government agencies. with a partner with the community. we have to partner with businesses. everyone needs to work together in order to come out on the other side of this.>> reporter: last year, giving tuesday raised nearly $2 billion in the united states. many nonprofits are saying they are grateful for every dollar they receive. reporting live, ktvu fox2 news. >>> we have posted more information about giving tuesday on our website. you can go to www.ktvu.com and learn more. >>> here are the numbers for tomorrow morning. it is cool again. the overnight lows, especially in the north bay will be in the mid to low 30s. as you get near the coast, you get 40s. it

giles, a nearby catholic school.5-year-old liam, who remains in public school. >> we had to do a lot of number crunching, but we felt like it was something that we had to do. >> reporter: they're not alone. an increasing number of parents are looking for alternatives to virtual learning, leading to an alarming drop in public school enrollment nationwide. >> right now, people are in survival mode. and my sperpersonal perspective. >> reporter: dennis goodwin, superintendent of the murphy elementary school district in phoenix, understands why parents are making the move. >> going to a charter or another school that is open to them, i completely understand and respect the situations that they're in. >> reporter: but that doesn't make his job any easier, having just taken his district, one of arizona's poorest out of bankruptcy, he now faces another crisis. an 8% drop in enrollment this year. >> some went to charters, some have just moved out of the area. we can't find them and we're not alone in that. >> reporter: fall e

we have so many great artists like cher and dolly parton, boy george, amanda giles, jackson brown, youngo ahead. >> more people just stop by, that will stop by, like taylor swift, billie eilish, ll cool jay. the fact that they understand the situation and that we can do this together and make it better is a big deal. >> not only that, i think all of us are craving music at this particular time, i really do. i think music has universal healing property. i'm so glad you're pulling it off. tiktok will be big. have you done tiktok before this performance, it will be live on tiktok? >> yes, yes. it is on my tiktok on the 11th. then on the 13th, which is my good luck number, it's going to be on my youtube channel and my facebook. and it is a lot of fun. and you could watch it, dance around, have fun, listen, be moved, donate. it is a tradition every time this year. it will be -- i think you could do both, you could entertain and i think rock and roll on the scale could save the world. i always believed in that. hey, right, rock and roll. >> you co-founded true colors united back in 2008. you h

i have so many to thank, doug turner who is here, joe trippy, and my late friend giles perkins, an amazing family, my bride louise, my rock. my two boys, carson and christopher, who have wanted to kill both me and louise since they have been living at home during the pandemic. but the -- they are incredibly supportive and then my daughter court any and her -- courtney and her husband and her two beautiful daughters who are the brightest stars in the sky. i am grateful to all of my colleagues. i'm grateful to an amazing staff. an i'm not going to go all the way through. they have been true rock stars. i'm going to enter something into the record about my staff. i'm grateful to the advice and counsel of senator shelby. while richard and i may disagree on many ploils -- policies we share a commitment to the people of alabama to make sure we do all we can to get people in alabama a quality of life that they deserve. and i so much appreciate richard's service to the people of the state of alabama. his long and distinguished service which started out as a democrat, by the way. just saying. it's

giles has beenin control, even with tier 3. giles has been in touch and says that...lking about christmas bubble, so we don't know who else is in each of the bubbles. if you have got two households already on that and another two, and then you split like that, effectively that is five or four households. it's complicated. yeah, i would urge people that mac everyone is interpreting them was slightly differently, but if you go to the uk government website you can read the rules for yourself and try to make sense of them yourself. read the rules for yourself and try to make sense of them yourselfm would be interesting to get your sense of the new strain as well. how worried should people be?” sense of the new strain as well. how worried should people be? i don't think people should be too worried. we know that this strain has been detected in other countries already, and buy a new strain we just mean that this virus is changing slightly. viruses of this type always change slightly. it has a genetic code made up of about 30,000 letters in these letters will change a littl