today we call commissioner harrison the commissioner harrison department. this is for you. [applause] >> great. >> and then in honour of your tenure on the capital committee, and the good work you did that has enabled us to pass [inaudible], a t-shirt -- all right. and then finally because this is so much about your legacy, this is christopher pollack's book published on the 150th anniversary of [inaudible] park and all the places that you stewarded. >> well, thank you. thank you very much. i will give you an elbow bump and then go back to my cave. >> and the commission resolution -- and the won from mayor breed. >> thank you. >> president buell, i'll be brief as you were. i prepared a few paints here. good morning commissioner and general manager ginsberg. i want to thank you for this honour. for me there is only one word to express how i feel -- gratitude. grats tuesdayed to mayor newsom for appointing me twice, to mayor lee for reapointing me twice. and for the city -- and to the city for hiring me in the first place. gratitude for help and support and especially to marg

what just happened and what happens next let's ask michael harrison the publisher of talkers magazine the trade poet of top media michael himself is a talker host of the michael harrison rap on the walk f.m. in washington d.c. and other stations across the usa and michael this is our 4th annual ever since i came to our team america you and i have done this at this time of the year we debut your talkers the 10 biggest talk topics of the year so here we go radio comp down style number 10. horrible hurricanes raging wildfires michael the evidence is in arguable yet on talk radio climate change is still an argument right. everything is arguable nothing is off limits especially this crazy heck of the year 2020 so it's arguable because of the money involved it's political because it's economic because the remedies that would be put into effect to excuse major combat climate change something that. could cost a lot of money and may not be something that you can count on as a result it's become political unarguable lot of industries don't want to see a rush to some type of a new green deal eve

our chief white house correspondent, jon karl, jaimie harrison, the 2020 democratic senate candidateation who is now a political analyst for cnn and "the dispatch." jon karl, let me start with you. i want to talk about joe biden's take on the republicans who call him privately, although they won't say publicly. we saw senator mike braun, and president trump overnight in georgia. how do you explain president trump's state of mind? do you believe what he's doing right now, or is it a more cynical attempt, and how do you explain his hold on the party? >> well, look, george, in georgia last night, he made several comments last night that seem to show he knows full well he is packing his bags on january 20th. this is what's going on with the president. he is making calls and has been for much of the past couple of weeks to state legislators in these key states, particularly in georgia. mid-level state legislators who are thrilled to get a call from the president of the united states, and are telling him exactly what he wants to hear. they're saying that if a session were called, if the vo

vice president harrison i just received a briefing on the covid-19 chief of experts and as we end one of the most difficult years in the nation i remain optimistic about our future. vaccines have been discovered and developed and there more to come we believe. they give us enormous hope that economy is poised to come back and come alive. i can see a return to normalcy in the next year. i also see opportunities for nation in the years ahead in job creation, clean energy, racial equality and much more. but we need to be honest. the next few weeks and months are going to be very tough, very tough period for nation may be the toughest during this entire pandemic. i know it's hard to hear but it's the truth. roosevelt said i think the american people can take whatever you tell them if we tell them straight from the shoulder. we need to forge ahead and follow more closely the recommendations to slow the spread of the virus. and we need to protect ourselves, our families and our fellow americans. we are going to get through this. brighter days are coming but it's going to take all the grit a

let's talk about commissioner harrison. after studies he went into rec and park right in at the dprownd level. he was a shop steward. he was a gardener from 72 to 84. he had a passion for public service from day one. you combine that with his hotter culturhorticulture. he cared about standards. he was promoted in 2002 to local 261 businessman title where he was a title man's advocate where his reputation is still known advocating always for fair treatment and good working conditions. both in the city and sacramento and washington d c. his career is measured by his many years of service. his deep commitment of service and integrity and always caring for his fellow workers. even after retirement he remained a public servant. he was reappointed in 2012 and 2016 by mr. lee. i want to call out a little bit of a connection to tonight's honor e honoree's, he cared about all works in the city and recognition in rec and park. i can say this confidently that he will be deeply missed. not just for his service but for his friendship to

harrison was a young aide for senator loeffler, also interned for senator perdue last summer, harrisonthe third one on the right in this photo we are showing right here in the greenish shirt. he was also close friend of governor brian kemp and his wife and, of course, we offer our sincerest condolences to harrison's family because of the strategy. it's unfortunate and jamie, because of this we are not sure if the governor and the senators will be able to attend the president's rally this evening. getting back to the rally there, does it matter if leaders of georgia's gop attend the rally tonight? >> well, i think it certainly would be helpful but it wouldn't be helpful if, for instance, the governor who is washington post is reporting that president trump called today to try to pressure him to call a special legislative session so that they can take the electoral votes in georgia away from joe biden and give them to president trump, i don't think it would be helpful if president trump intended to attack the governor there tonight, for the governor to be in attendance. you know, it all

vonnie: thank you, chris merrill, harrison street chairman and ceo.his is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: time for our stock of the hour. kailey leinz has more. the third best performer in the s&p 500 today, the best performer on the index on the year with a 270% rally, up 450% since it went public in 2017. nse bulk of the games -- gai came in 2020. btig analysts raising the price target on the stock to $174 a share from $106. run ahead ofady the average price target. it is trading around 106 e4 dollars a share today. the rally has come because they are a big beneficiary of the stay-at-home world with more people shopping online. and 128% in 130% the second and third quarters respectively. nearly 90% growth in this holiday quarter. that is what btig is seeing here with his price target raise. the say not only in short-term but longer-term as is integratingsy itself in shoppers habits. also, they don't face a lot of competition and will retain market share and pricing power. not only is it a stay-at-home winner but a winner in the longer-term as well. vonnie: tha

today, another ringleader, gheorghe nica, and another lorry driver, eamonn harrison, were also foundhis case made their money from misery. they knew what they were doing was dangerous, but they did it anyway. their 39 victims had boarded what they'd been promised was a vip service — among them two cousins, nguyen van hung and 18—year—old hoang van tiep. in vietnam, the teenager's father still prays for him daily. his mother told us they thought they were paying £10,000 for a safe route to england. translation: nobody knew that the journey to the uk was going to be like that. if they had known, nobody would have let their children risk their lives on such a dangerous journey. the older cousin's father thinks he was tricked. translation: i don't know what happened. but something must have changed in their plan. either that, or he was scammed. pham thi tra my died trying repeatedly to call her family. she'd only left vietnam a few days earlier, travelling via china. 0thers came through countries as diverse as russia, germany and portugal. for most, the last stage of theirjourney began i

the jury at the old bailey also found george nica and eamonn harrison guilty of conspiracy to assistiel sandford. hello caller, is the patient breathing? hello, no, i'm a lorry driver, and ijust lifted a trailer from the port. one of the people smugglers on the phone to the 999 operator. there's immigrants in the back but they're all lying on the ground. tell me how many approximately how many patients. er, 25. but mo robinson was lying. police officers found the bodies of 39 vietnamese people. robinson pleaded guilty to manslaughter, as did his boss ronan hughes. today, another ringleader, gheorghe nica, and another lorry driver, eamonn harrison, were also found guilty. the criminals involved in this case made their money from misery. they knew what they were doing was dangerous, but they did it any way. their 39 victims had boarded what they had been promised was a vip service — among them two cousins, nguyen van hung and 18—year—old hoang van tiep. in vietnam, the teenager's father still prays for him daily. his mother told us they thought they were paying £10,000 for a safe route

today, another ringleader, gheorghe nica, and another lorry driver, eamonn harrison, were also foundew what they were doing was dangerous, but they did it anyway. their 39 victims had boarded what they'd been promised was a vip service — among them two cousins, nguyen van hung and 18—year—old hoang van tiep. in vietnam, the teenager's father still prays for him daily. his mother told us they thought they were paying £10,000 for a safe route to england. translation: nobody knew that the journey to the uk was going to be like that. if they had known, nobody would have let their children risk their lives on such a dangerous journey. the older cousin's father thinks he was tricked. translation: i don't know what happened. but something must have changed in their plan. either that, or he was scammed. pham thi tra my died trying repeatedly to call her family. she'd only left vietnam a few days earlier, travelling via china. 0thers came through countries as diverse as russia, germany and portugal. for most, the last stage of theirjourney began in paris. first, a taxi ride to northern france

was s os was -- harrison the brother of hannah and haley deal. and prayers go out to the deal family, harrison's who knew him ll during this most difficult time. today to ker, i rise honor and congratulate a great retires -- marcus heel from serving as senior executived a riser for the law centers on training january 28, 2021. in us began his career service as a personnel management specialist with the department of the navy in 1983 was assigned to the naval submarine base located in kings georgia. this further inspired him to a life of service so he went on to serve in an active duty tour in the united states air force. transferred in 1999, marcus served in several leadership assignments within navy. his career spans widely joining the t.s.a. 9/11.the tragic events of marcus' life has been marked by distinguished commitment to serving his country and fellow he's received hy numerous awards and honors that include the 2017 presidential award for meritorious service, among many others. people like marcus who inspire us to live for something greate

harrison says he spoke with us because he knows he didn't do anything wrong in this situation.as for mr. swalwell, he says this revelation doesn't change his standing on the house intelligence committee. congress knew about this contact long before. andria borba, kpix 5. >> thank you for that. >>> in the last 30 minutes, facebook responded to accusation that is it violated anti-trust laws to squash the competition. the new federal lawsuit calls on the company to divest itself of instagram and whatapp even though the acquisitions were approved by the federal trade commission. we asked an expert whether he believes the feds can force facebook to make any changes. >> 20 years ago, microsoft was sued and declared a monopoly by a judge. guess what happened? pretty much nothing. the question is whether that will happen this time around. it's hard to tell whether or not facebook is going to be forced to change and what the government wants out of this other than dragging facebook through the mud. >> minutes ago facebook sent us this statement, quote, this is revisionist history, antit

transitar por el área las vías están despejadas pero la calle tercera con intervención en la calle harrisonel sospechoso y lo único que no se sabe es a qué hora se podía entregar o a qué hora la policía podría abrir este perímetro por supuesto nosotros le vamos a mantener informado a medida que esto transcurra es información que tenemos en vivo noticiero telemundo 88 >> gracias andrés por el informe en vivo desde san francisco pasamos ahora a una noticia en desarrollo de xime le cuento poco antes de las 11:00 de la mañana se desató un incendio en una zona industrial esto en la ciudad de san josé el fuego de cuatro alarmas se reportó en la cuadra 1600 de la calle 7 decenas de bomberos respondieron a esta emergencia para controlar las llamas ellos siguen allí en el lugar investigando las causas del siniestro vamos a otro informe estados unidos establece un nuevo récord en el número de infecciones y muertes por el covid-19 se calcula que por lo -205,000 personas vieron positivo el jueves y 2802 murieron lo que representa un 25% más que la última cifra récord de un día california también report

billy sarro harrison and teddy kalanda harrison on the enduring appeal of jambo bwana.map and its hook, "hakuna matata," even made it into the lion king. that's all from this special edition of witness history, coming to you from the national museum in nairobi, kenya. we will be back next month with a selection of extraordinary accounts of women in history. for now, from me and the rest of the witness history crew, it's kwaheri — goodbye. hello there. tomorrow, we've got some rain to come in from the atlantic. it will affect more of the uk. today, there was some lovely winter sunshine across many western areas. it wasn't a bad day at all. further east, the skies looked very different. there was rain and drizzle and it was great and rather misty, especially in the hills as well. that was on that weather front which is pushing its way into the north sea. the next weather system to bring the rain tomorrow is going to bring the rain tomorrow is going to be moving in from the atlantic with the winds picking up, the cloud arriving and some rain too. for a while, we will have

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billy sarro harrison and teddy kalanda harrison on the enduring appeal of jambo bwana.enya on the map and its hook, "hakuna matata," even made it into the lion king. that's all from this special edition of witness history, coming to you from the national museum in nairobi, kenya. we will be back next month with a selection of extraordinary accounts of women in history. for now, from me and the rest of the witness history crew, it's kwaheri — goodbye. hello. as we get closer to christmas, if you're looking for something a little whiter in the weather, you won't find much joy the next three and a half minutes. i can offer you wet, just not white. it will be rain for many of us after a soggy sunday. there's more rain as we go through this week. from areas of low pressure, this is the one that brought these weatherfronts that gives some days rain. and we're behind the fronts but we're still in a flow of unstable air, and that means plenty of showers to come during monday. now, there will be some sunny spells in between, but catch a shower, it could be heavy, possibly thunde

at the intersection of second and harrison. it happened a few hours ago around 9:00 this morning inside an office building on second and harrison. the shooter may still be in the building. currently they are searching, but even as they do, they have the - - there's no threat to the public at this point. sky fox giving us the live view right now. >>> the victim that was shot is a 49-year-old man. his injury is not considered life-threatening and no word yet from sfpd on what led to a to the shooting. we will keep an eye on this one for you. if you have any information we will bring it to you. >>> now to the pandemic, the governor says the status at a tipping point as coronavirus hospitalizations and deaths continue to rise. announce a new original stay-at- home order when it could go into effect. we learned and we will hear more. all bay area officers will be discussing this order at 1:00. who would be impacted? >> we will all get through this. we are better for it. i feel sorry for those who are suffering financially, emotional

you harrison, morgan stanley had a biotech research -- matthew harrison, morgan stanley had a.iotech research we now know that president elect biden -- morgan stanley head of biotech research. we have some bricking news. we now know that president elect biden will be choosing the first woman to be the secretary of defense. femaleg news, his first se (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? do all that and more in just 10 minutes a day with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design to help you to maintain comfortable, correct form. that means better results in less time. you can do an uncomfortable, old-fashioned crunch or an aerotrainer super crunch. turn regular planks into turbo planks without getting down on the floor. and there are over 20 exercises to choose from. incredible for improving flexibility and perfect for enhancing yoga and pilates. and safe for all fitness levels. get gym results at home in just 10 minutes a day. no expensive machines, no expensive memberships. ge

the earl harrison at the university of pennsylvania and he sends harrison who was not a jew, sentence him to visit the camps. and there is an comes back with a report and he says we are treating the jews just as bad as the germans did. except we're not exterminating them. and truman reads this report and writes his letter to immediately to eisenhower. and assist eisenhower, you've got to take care of this. this is inhumane, this is impossible, this is un-american. and eisenhower goes to work. >> you mentioned before, i want to move to the cold war aspect of this. and could you say a little bit more about the sort of soviet interest in this whole situation. how does it look from moscow. as they're lookingat this problem and how does it drift into the beginning stages of the cold war from the east ? >> the soviets know that large numbers of collaborators have escaped from the east, have escaped from the baltic nations. belarus, from the ukraine. and made their way into germany. and you know, in the book i tell many stories of war criminals and collaborators who throw away their uniforms

today we call commissioner harrison the commissioner harrison department. this is for you. [applause] >> great. >> and then in honour of your tenure on the capital committee, and the good work you did that has enabled us to pass [inaudible], a t-shirt -- all right. and then finally because this is so much about your legacy, this is christopher pollack's book published on the 150th anniversary of [inaudible] park and all the places that you stewarded. >> well, thank you. thank you very much. i will give you an elbow bump and then go back to my cave. >> and the commission resolution -- and the won from mayor breed. >> thank you. >> president buell, i'll be brief as you were. i prepared a few paints here. good morning commissioner and general manager ginsberg. i want to thank you for this honour. for me there is only one word to express how i feel -- gratitude. grats tuesdayed to mayor newsom for appointing me twice, to mayor lee for reapointing me twice. and for the city -- and to the city for hiring me in the first place. gratitude for help and support and especially to marg

billy sarro harrison and teddy kalanda harrison on the enduring appeal of jambo bwana.e map and its hook, "hakuna matata," even made it into the lion king. that's all from this special edition of witness history, coming to you from the national museum in nairobi, kenya. we will be back next month with a selection of extraordinary accounts of women in history. for now, from me and the rest of the witness history crew, it's kwaheri — goodbye. hello there. it's quite chilly for a while overnight. temperatures could be close to freezing for a while before the weather then starts to change. we've got all this cloud coming in from the atlantic, replacing the clearer skies. and the main driver is an area of low pressure and these weather fronts. and they will bring some rain into western areas and then that rain will move northwards and eastwards through the day and the winds pick up too. as we get the wetter weather arriving in northern ireland, wales and the south—west, temperatures here will be much higher by morning, but with some clear skies ahead of that, away from the n

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that happened here down the street and harrison bergh. there's a photograph of east gay street down in downtown harrison bergh in 1957. a neighborhood known as newtown, filled with many african americans. harrison burton, not a huge city but still a city, begins to think about suburban icing the city. making it more car friendly. widening the roads, creating retail shopping centers. you can see the giant hole here is what used to be that neighborhood. if you want to know how beautiful this place looks today, it's this wonderful parking lot, and shopping center. that no one goes to. it's kind of ugly. there is the sub urbanization elements that creep into the city. remnants of it are fell today. every time the city considers some new project, people always go to city council to voice their concern but loss of parking. and there's a great concern about how much parking there is. one of the things that these highways do, is enable sprawl. which is unplanned scattered, bits of the city that are spread across. los angeles is probably one of th

david harrison al-jazeera.the team of british scientists is heading into the south atlantic to investigate a massive iceberg the size of a small country which is drifting towards the island of south georgia they'll be assessing potential damage to the region's delicate ecosystem the reports are from . the ice berg known as a 68 a is one of the biggest ever recorded more than 4000 square meters it broke away from the antarctic last in the sea ice shelf in 2017 and is drifting toward south georgia at about 20 kilometers a day and is actually massive in terms of icebergs mostly icebergs when they're in the open ocean they tend to break our current or smaller icebergs this one remarkably as remained intact and that is still even more remarkable because it's got quite a shallow keel is not very thick so we'd expect it to break apart a $68.00 day is about 200 meters thick and one theory is that the iceberg will run aground when it reaches the continental shelf around the island the challenge facing the team is to ass

i mean, they were also running a lot of ads trying to tie jaime harrison to hillary clinton and nancy pelosi. so, i mean, unless someone is showing data that can really show that one or the other is what led to jaime hrison specifically plateauing in south carolina, which is a deeply red state, you know, was an uphill battle against lindsey graham to begin with, i frankly don't give that a whole lot ofeight. and i think, again, we cannot gloss over the racial aspect of this whole situation. so we're talking about a situation where the democratic leadership is making the claim -- simultaneously making the claim that we need to reach across the aisle, we need to engage in bipartisanship with the party that is not acknowledging the election results, the party that just tried to prevent us from having a free and fair election, the party that engaged in rampant voter suppression, disenfranchisement and intimidation, and particularly in communities of color, the party that, you know, is completely opposed to the idea of our existence, the party that is essentially advocating a form of genoc

it means the jury decided eamon harrison did know in all three occasions that he drove to blogger with board, so he is culpable of their deaths and george nika, the man arranging the pick—up in essex, also knew there were migrants in the lorry and is also coupled —— culpable for their deaths. daniel, thank you. millions of us found out this weekend that our plans for christmas will have to change. household mixing has been scaled back to just christmas day across the uk and those in the newly created tier 4 will only be allowed to celebrate with members of their own household and support bubbles. jayne mccubbin has been finding out how families have been reacting. this will be a christmas like no other. i live here alone and i've been looking forward to seeing my children for such a long time, and planning it for such a long time. i've been buying their christmas presents since september and its heart wrenching. so many people like tricia had hoped christmas would be a tiny reprieve in what has been the hardest of years, but her children are in tier 4 london, so they have to stay home

, a young lorry driver from cou nty harrison, a young lorry driver from county down.leaving it to be go across unaccompanied of the nazi. but there were too many migrants and slowly the oxygen ran out. there was a message left for the wife and children of one victim. police found dents on the ceiling of the trailer left by those inside trying desperately to escape. if you look at the method, the way they transported human beings, we wouldn't transport animals in that way. by the time the ferry sailed up the thames estuary, the people had all died. the trailer was collected by another lorry driver, mo robinson from county armagh. his boss had sent him an urgent message, give them air quickly, don't let them out. he had given a thumbs up in reply. but when he opened the doors, there was a puff of vapour and a trailerfull there was a puff of vapour and a trailer full of there was a puff of vapour and a trailerfull of bodies. there was a puff of vapour and a trailer full of bodies. the vip service had been a death trap. there is no vip service. these are lies people told

kayla harrison and clarissa shields are now both under contract with the pfl.rs league founder and chairman donn joining us.s for recapping breaking news, china launching a probe into alibaba over alleged monopoly concerns. china kicking off that probe, regulators also saying separately they have summoned group to a meeting as well to probe for competition and rights. the companies say they strictly require -- strictly comply with china regulators. shery: coming up, our exclusive interview with china bunch of us largest private delivery company. we are joined by the ceo later. before that though, the market advisorsrom capital andrew smith, he says we are in the early innings of a synchronized global recovery as we watch markets very closely. we are seeing broad upside across asia, the nikkei up .5%, kospi also at record highs, japanese yen in a tight trading range. that is it for "daybreak asia." weket coverage continues as look for the start of trading in shanghai, hong kong and shenzhen . this is bloomberg. ♪ a.m.it is 9:00 welcome to "bloomberg markets: chi

my name is jenny harrison and work. it's one of the trickiest bricks to trade issues but the u.k. and you say they've settled their disputes regarding the island of ireland however plenty of other issues stand in the way of a trade deal this time almost. one of them is fishing rights we'll look at how one french village stands to lose out if its boats can no longer sail british waters also coming up. passports please although you won't actually be going anywhere for me to be fake flight attendant who's taking people around the world without leaving his living with. his day doing a business on robots in berlin welcome to the program. the u.k. any you have settled a dispute over how trading can take place on the island of ireland the issue is the focus of british legislation legislation that would have breached parts of the brics it divorce deal signed last year following talks with the new the u.k. we're now remove the controversial clauses in its internal market bill the wider u.k. you trade talks however remain stalled on issues including business competition rules known as the l

city, and the upper deck into san francisco, we have a crash at the intersection of fremont and harrison, surface streets but causing a backup. so a couple of problems in the area that might slow you down. but as far as delay across the upper deck near the skyway, that's just coming into san francisco, you are seeing speeds down to 41 miles per hour. and taking a look at traffic into the altamonte pass, a 35- minute travel time from 205 to 680. and we have a crash on the flip side, the eastbound side of 580 at grant line. not affecting the commute, and most of the activity is over to the right shoulder but delays out of tracy and stays slow past grant line and then clear heading towards the dublin interchange. the nimitz freeway, the portion near the coliseum, extra volume but pretty easy ride overall. pockets of slowing from hayward into fremont and 880 towards the san mateo bridge, slow to the toll plaza but on the span, a 15-minute ride from 880 to 101. and that's a look at that time your morning ride. it will be warm today, mary. >>> it is, gianna. we'll see the temperatures soaring

to sports now and the german bundesliga where harrison berlin took complete advantage of when young berlin who saw their lead disappear due to a red car and then had has. stole the show in the limo opened the scoring in the 1st half but it was later when you know we're left with only 10 men to defend robert on base was sent off for in this high foot challenge can tell level to score after the break and then polish striker. play the hero for super sub scored 2 goals within minutes to lead her to her lin to a $31.00 victory over their city rivals. also in sports the sporting director at kew ventas has been placed under criminal investigation for allegedly trying to speed up efforts to obtain italian citizenship for striker luis suarez the italian side had hoped to science waters from barcelona by ventas needed him to acquire citizenship to avoid exceeding their permitted quota of non e.u. players so artists whose wife is italian passed an exam for the naturalization process by suspicions were raised in the media that he was given preferential treatment the club for its part is an eye as any

matthew harrison, head of biontech industry research at morgan stanley. is there anything we should know about the documents that were presented to the fda, when should we expect approval? matthew: the documents were in line with what was expected. one thing that was not in the documents that we were hoping to see was longer-term follow-up data from the studies. one of the top questions we get is how long will the vaccine last, and are at risk people going to need an annual booster? we don't have data on that yet. broadly speaking, safety, tolerability, and efficacy was as advertised. given the comments, people are expecting approval within days. vonnie: there is back-and-forth and confusion as to how much the u.s. will be able to receive of it, matthew. do you have any information on what the states will get? matthew: our understanding is that between pfizer and moderna, there will be about 50 to 60 million doses available by the end of this year, and during the first quarter, pfizer will finish delivering its total 100 million doses, so probably another

hour mark, but leeds scored three goals in ten minutes, including this brilliant strike from jack harrisonn by 2—0 at home to everton. richarlison‘s first half strike put carlo ancelotti's side ahead at the king power stadium, before mason holgate doubled the lead after the break. everton are up to fifth. but the pressure continues to build on mikel arteta after arsenal dropped points yet again. they were held to a 1—1 draw at home to southampton. to make matters worse, former arsenal player theo walcott gave southampton the lead at the emirates. but the home side managed to rescue a point when pierre—emerick aubameyang equalised for them in the second half. arsenal are just five points above the relegation zone. it finished 1—1 in the london derby between west ham and crystal palace. christian benteke, who was later sent off, had put palace ahead with his third goal in as many games. but a spectacular overhead kick from sebastien haller earned the hammers a point at the london stadium. sam allardyce is back in the premier league after being appointed as west brom boss following the sackin

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he writes to benjamin harrison who will be president of the forgotten dynasty, the harrison's, he writest, she is fine, ignore this, please don't give her any money it's fine. he writes to his mother who is actually struggling months later. viewing her as this offer person saying that she see he was being negligent toward his elderly mother. it's just really a matter of checking the sources and then when it doesn't check out, asking what is another way to look at this? and it doesn't readily come to me after think about it for a while. it takes me forever to write these things because after think about what could possibly have been going on and present three different options and suggest which one i think might work best. >> i can't decide between two questions so feel free to answer whichever one you prefer. the book is really funny and it says that on the back but it's also a serious topic so i was wondering how you maintain that humor of playfulness and then second, you mentioned in the prologue how your perspective as a woman allows you to read sources differently than the men had. i

. -- benjamin harrison.ith 540 4000 won fewer votes than alcoa and of course president trump with two point 8 million fewer votes than hillary clinton good joe's next out of the bronx. mccright. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? caller: i believe in the electoral college. if i have to advise the democrats, number one thing i would tell them, look at the history of the electoral college. it's always in favor of the democrats because of the states that they control. the big states that have the big electoral college. it's almost impossible for the republicans to even get 200 electoral college. win theemocrats always electoral college. plus i would say at 90 or 99% of the time, they also win the popular vote. i will not even think of telling the democrats to try to abolish the electoral college. i don't know where they get that from. they should not even try that at all. the little things i want to put in this morning. host: we are going to stick into the electoral college. is there anythin

jamie harrison, your reaction to a former speaker of the house talking like this about a democratic,, a free and fair election. >> well, jonathan, it's crazy talk. and, you know, we don't need four more years of this dumpster fire that we have in this trump administration. and newt gingrich -- listen, we can't take advice from newt gingrich about doing the right thing. he hasn't done the right thing his entire life. and so what we know is that stacey abrams was the actual victim of voter hanky-panky. there were hundreds of thousands of voters in georgia that were purged during her election, and we know the impact that it had on that election. right now we know that the voters in georgia went to the polls and they did so and they decided that they were tired of the reality show of this administration and they were ready to build back better and that's why joe biden won. >> greg, the president was in georgia over the weekend and he said something to his followers who were there that i want to get your reaction to. let's have a listen. >> we're all victims. everybody here, all these tho

south carolina can jamie harrison, the race against tom tillis in north carolina as well. if you were advising the democratic campaigns about how to do things differently in georgia, how to make that outcome different what would you be telling them? >> look, the one nice thing they have working for them is they have these two different candidates that can kind of speak to the two different parts of the party. i don't think in north carolina and south carolina and kentucky and some of these states these senate candidates were doing a very good job of talking to former republican suburban voters who voted for joe biden. i think a lot of those voters felt very comfortable with joe biden and weren't willing to go all the way there for people like kyle cunningham and jamie harrison. so i think tailoring a message to them, that's going to work for ossoff. georgia's a different animal than those states, though. there's a big democratic particularly black bloc of votes there to get. a runoff is different than a general election. so turning out the base is more important than this

leadership this well broad policy change may take longer to achieve but harrison and his team say they're optimistic their techniques will work. soon these will be the world's 1st transplanted coral populations to start reproducing on their own. and it's hoped they'll start to really grow what's been lost on the great barrier reef alexandra byers al-jazeera. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the 1st americans and canadians have been vaccinated against the corona virus a new york intensive care nurse was the 1st person to be inoculated in the u.s. with thousands of other caregivers prioritize that to receive the jab but this good news comes too late for many with several states still in the great proposed thanksgiving case surge and the number of american deaths has now passed 300000 at equal hate has more 200 hospitals are at full capacity in this country more than a 3rd of americans live in places where their hospitals are running ridiculous short of intensive care beds in one state they've already given the ok to ration care meaning doctors decide who has a chance to l

at one point, you don't know if harrison was the president.y $468,000. >> i'm an insane person. i watched that and i was like, what is wrong with me? i literally was like, i'm going to choose harrison because i don't know if he is a president. that was my rationale, and obviously nina, telling me, but still, when you are in the chair, you are wrestling with yourself. i had no idea. >> jimmy: yeah. i knew you were a gambler because you were one of the few people that can keep up with my cousin sal in las vegas. >> i have gone gambling with sal. >> jimmy: and which of you is more afflicted would you say? >> on the sports betting it's definitely sal. >> jimmy: okay. >> on the table games, i have a problem. >> jimmy: you have a problem. >> yes. >> jimmy: is it a real problem or is it fun problem? >> let's say covid is good because i can't gamble right now. >> jimmy: how many restaurants in vegas? >> two. >> jimmy: two now, one at the coskos -- cosmopolitan. >> and one at the venitian. >> jimmy: the charity you won money for is chris sheppard's cha

inconvenientes con un nuevo campeón vámonos al estadio en columbus ohio campeón de la conferencia del este harrisonmpeones mañana se sabe león ante pumas tenemos dos protagonistas hablando de la final . >> actualmente el equipo está maduro manejar mejor los partidos sabe cómo reaccionar cuando gara sobre cómo mantener el resultado sentimos esperamos que eso nos ayude en otro esfuerzo para ganar el partido a la acera del frente juan atacante argentino dijo esto sobre lo que significa para él el partido de mañana >> consideró que el partido hasta el día de hoy es el más importante de mi carrera la magnitud de la liga es enorme primer torneo aquí en este distance es algo maravilloso >> hemos dominado la acción un día más tarde fuera . >> [♪ ♪] . >> celebramos la llegada de un nuevo año estamos contigo acerca que nunca >> deseando paz armonía y esperanza [♪ ♪] . >> nos vamos despidiendo una pregunta que pasa cuando la pandemia amenaza con cancelar su evento? >> entregaron tarjetas de regalo de $50 a través del autoservicio el evento normalmente se da la escuela primaria que aparece en pantalla con una

he writes to benjamin harrison, who will be the president of the forgotten dynasty, the harrison.tes, she's fine, ignore this, please don't give her any money, that's fine, that's fine. then he writes to his mother who is struggling months later. instead of viewing her as an awful person, he was toward of being negligent towards his elderly mother. so it's a matter of checking those sources and when it doesn't check out, asking what is another way to look at this? and it doesn't readily come to me. i have to think about it for a while and takes me forever wrote these things because i have to think about what could possibly have been going on. and then present three different options and significant which ones might work best. >> i couldn't decide between two questions, please feel free to answer which ever one you prefer. the book is funny and says on the back, and how do you maintain the humor and playfulness and second, you mention in the forward or the prologue how your perspective as a woman allows you to read sources differently than the men had and i was wondering how your p

harrison ford, who is now 78, will be reprising the title character for the first time since 2008.g the final installment, and the film is set to be released in july 2022. can you believe harrison ford, still playing indiana jones. >>> anyway, still ahead, the latest in the texas lawsuit aiming to overturn the election results that's now gaining a wave of support from republicans. >>> and as we go to break, let's take a look at this date in history. back in 1997, more than 150 countries agreed to try to control the earth's greenhouse gases at a global warming conference in kyoto, japan. the climate treaty came to be known as the kyoto protocol. >> this is a very good agreement. this is going to be possible for us to do this and grow our economy. it is environmentally sound. it's a huge first step, and i did not dream when we started that we could get this far. e st that we could get this far honey honey? new nyquil severe honey is maximum strength cold and flu medicine with soothing honey-licious taste. nyquil honey. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head

david harrison al-jazeera.afghanistan's frail health system is coming under intense pressure from rising coronavirus infections the exact number of cases is unclear and many afghans are finding it too expensive to protect themselves contra 40 reports from kabul. less than a month ago these beds were empty but since then footage obtained by al-jazeera from inside afghanistan's only covered hospital in kabul shows the beds are quickly filling up doctors say as winter sets in and respiratory diseases flare up coronavirus patients needing treatment in hospital will increase. this hospital has capacity for only 120 patients with the patients in hallways or any other rooms that will increase the number of beds to 150 we do not have any other space and we cannot put beds on the streets many officials and diplomats say the official tallies are seriously undercounted and there's no reliable data to give a clear picture of the pandemic in afghanistan the country has received millions of dollars in aid to manage the pande

name is jenny harrison and part of. this is w. news live from berlin croatia is rocked by a powerful earthquake a tremor caused widespread destruction in the capital zagreb and elsewhere killing at least 6 people also on the program killed for doing their job dozens of journalists around the world murdered for exposing corruption organized crime and environmental degradation also he shook up the fashion world with his futuristic creations and turned his name into a lucrative global brand french designer pierre called all has died at the age of $98.00.