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the game goes into overtime but hollings' game-high 32 led the buffs for their first win over a rankedm. they win 77-72 in overtime. it's the first loss of the season for the cardinal. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> the san jose skyline has an icon watching over it. >> rbg lives on downtown. take a look at this massive banner on the side of the building of the late ruth bader ginsburg. you can't miss it. at the nation's capital, local lawmakers want to rename part of a street after ruth bader ginsburg. one of her clerks has been named to joe biden's covid-19 team so her legend lives on and on. and again, you can't miss that one in downtown san jose. thanks for joining us. we're back tonight at 11:00. >> very nice. we'll see you then. have a good night. especially during covid-19, i think, my fixation on my body has just been a lot heavier than it has been in the past. it's really made me realize how much body scanning i do during the day. i'm, like, not walking anywhere. i'm just sitting in my house [inaudible].. i felt like i wasn't moving my body at all and t

but the deal struck wasn't what they were expecting and some say they feel betrayed john holl reports now from bricks in the south west of england. and all british catch landed at bricks in devon these waters have been fished by british and european boats for centuries making fish issue in the brink battle for sovereignty but while british fishes were at the forefront of the march to break the promise of winning back control of their waters has been broken a small increase in quota for a 5 year transition period some e.u. access retained many here field day with a price to be paid for a u.k. e.u. trade deal. we get. fishing accounts for a tiny fraction of the u.k. economy yet its importance in the trade talks has been far greater than that one of the last major issues to be resolved remember the breaks in vision was about taking back control of britain's laws of its borders and of its waters it's turned out that at least part of that vision was an illusion of probably one of the only remaining voting fisherman you'll find there is another couple but now i'm. not happily walking around

vulnerable will get the 1st dose by mid february and that all adults will be immunized by the autumn john holl reports now from one of the vaccination centers in north london. one of the 2 free shops crutch. every good for nothing totally painless a little injection of hope is how one doctor described vaccines being administered to the over eighty's at a north london medical practice. a rare outing for many after months of housebound uncertainty some even now anxious about what lies ahead. in the morning but no i think i'm. doing the right thing i don't know but i just want to have my fill protected from the deadly virus very very take a deep breath in. that he was going to get a. very well. thank you. amazing. thank you. both for to me. these are the beginnings targeted vaccine rollout at a local level 1st with plans this week to scale up to mass public venues but vaccinating those high risk groups as quickly as possible but basically giving a vaccine about one every minute if not more so we're getting through about 600 up to 600 patients a day with the vaccine supply that we've got n.h.s. en

government's handling of the coded pandemic could put new energy behind calls for scottish independence john holl reports now from edinburgh. edinburgh's royal mile deserted under lockdown but with just a fee deco of events that have taken place here over the past decade marching for scottish independence before a referendum in which scots voted to remain part of the united kingdom and later voting for continued membership of the european union but breaks it has changed everything and independence is once more in the air what we were told at that time was that if we stayed in the united kingdom it would be staying in the you know in union rights as e.u. citizens would be respected and that's been completely ignoring the opportunity you know as well and some rest and a referendum on independence that you could see you know to realize that that is our destiny and ask the people of. ours or the scottish parliament in order to achieve that prime minister boris johnson treats calls for another referendum on independence with this day we had a referendum on the issue in 2014 which senior members of you

that would give them some flexibility and, holl goldente now h a couple extra days of practice, beforehat's a welcome opportunity. >> you know, the thing we are trying to do right now is establish who we are. we don't have an identity, yet. and that's the main message. i don't really care, right now, who we play. it doesn't matter. it's all about us, and making internal improvement. >> this season, we're not going to get much practice time. so, again, it -- it's really good for us to just get in here, get some more chemistry. >> you know, obviously, it's going to take time for guys to, you know, figure out hot spots spots. where we are. >> who says james harden can't pass? that's a pass. so nice, we show it h 32 point 14 assists. that's a triple-double in his debut. kevin durant. scoop to the hoop for the score. he had a game-high 42. nets win 122-115. college hoops, randy bennet and st. mary's. gales coming out early. gales up 10 in the first half. but the zags, they are the number one team for a reason. aaron cook ahead for the bucket. gales trail by seven at the break. and then, sec

tomorrow the michigan strategic fund board board will holl meeting to consider the authorization of $58.5 million in additional covid-19 support for small businesses to help them keep their lights on, pay their employees and in some cases prepare to reopen when the time comes. this will include $55 million from michigan small business survival grant programs working with 15 regional economic development organizations across the state to help administer those grants your it will also include $3.5 $3.5 million e michigan stages survival grant program working with the michigan independent venue and promoters association to administer that program. this support is part of the bipartisan stimulus package i signed into law last month which i i propose to the legislature in november to provide the desperately needed relief to our states small businesses. relief that they need right now. we will be providing details on how to apply for both these programs tomorrow following the michigan strategic fund board action. working with then we've helped get more than $180 billion into the hands of small

people a day to reach its target of 15000000 of the most vulnerable by the middle of february john holl reports now from a vaccination center in north london one of the 2 flu shots greg. erica for done nothing totally painless a little injection of hope is how one doctor described vaccines being administered to the over eighty's at a north london medical practice. a rare outing for many after months of housebound uncertainty some even now anxious about what lies ahead was seen in the morning but now i think i'm ok. what i'm doing the right thing or the wrong thing i don't know but i just want to have myself protected from the deadly virus so everybody take a deep breath then and then you know i felt that she was going to take a. very well down. well i'm great thank you you amazing grace. thank you. for it for me. these are the beginnings targeted vaccine rollout at a local level 1st with plans this week to scale up to mass public venues but vaccinating those high risk groups as quickly as possible basically giving a vaccine about one every minute if not more so we're getting through abo

care workers for almost a year now they face unprecedented demands pressure and stress there is john holl accept a cost the pandemics had on their mental health. behind the masks and visors in hospitals struggling to cope there are the hidden mental health costs of the pandemic one from flying dr who preferred not to be identified described feelings of helplessness and despair in the kind of things that we find tough or like this make us kind of stressed and sad is the feeling of being helpless particularly on call shifts in night shifts and i personally like the way that i get through it and by. telling myself that i know it's going to be kind of like the worship of my life or a new it's going to be hell and. you just have to go in expecting the worst case to end there it's fine is met your expectations or it's good because it's not as bad as the worst day of your life health workers aren't used to talking about themselves it's not what they do they exist to help others using precise science based knowledge in highly controlled environments best to heal and cure at a minimum though to pr

about those other vaccines that the rest of us perhaps do not turn to thanks very much indeed john holl in london it's time for the weather here's rob. a couple of days ago again this vehicle would hit the finals of china and in among these conditions a minus 40 to minus 50 is the day starts doesn't get much better to be honest as the day goes on that it wasn't snow of any significance most people but for some parts of china for example chandon this potential here of the yellow sea there was snow and they'll be a bit more but it's 10th die out same is true in south korea but in japan it's just been piling up in western home she right up to to her kind of 0 temperatures here are slowly on the rise back up to near normal supporters to a subzero with snow every day and the cold is leaked all the way to answer china down to hong kong hong kong by day you'd expect to be about 9000 by night about 50 well we're 12 at best with an increasingly cold wind as we get towards monday so it's not a short spell of cold this is going to continue for a few days yet nothing much else happens in china some

with over 1000 says he con is warning that the british koppel it capital is at a crisis point john holl is joining us from london what has london's mayor been saying what more did he have to say turner. but in the last few hours city con london's mayor as you pointed out there has basically declared a major medical emergency across london hospitals struggling so much now to cope with this surge in infection numbers and record high admission rates it's not clear that declaring a medical emergency by the mayor of london has any particular practical consequence other than being a platform from which mr khan is able to highlight the stresses that london's hospitals are under to give you an idea of the scope of the virus if you like in london at the moment the office for national statistics statistics on friday morning suggested that one in 30 londoners currently has the coronavirus infection and on thursday we heard from london's n.h.s. leaders with dire predictions of what lies ahead in terms of bed shortages on top of staff shortages with admissions totaling now over 800 every single day

casual jobs there are fears low income workers don't have enough financial support to self isolate john holl reports. laura is among tens of thousands of food delivery riders considered critical workers out and about despite the coronavirus lockdown i only had what. i currently have i think they pull it out of my account it does feel like a moral decision. is specially now with peak time winter and often time is when we have most deliveries and when we are off it most rewards as well she admits that it's common among her fellow riders to bend the rules sometimes the widespread sort of attitude is so if it's not going to happen i'm not going to pass it on or i'm not carrying it it's probably like sweeping under the rug in favor of your own personal life instead of really considering the global situation. government discussions reportedly underway about whether to offer fixed payments to anyone required to self isolate only serve to highlight what many say is an abject failure of the test trace and isolate measures that the prime minister once promised would be world beating it seems britain's

to move to brick lynn and opened up a store and a store that my mother grew up in and my father is holl cop and small tablecloth and waking up sunday morning pack up family truck to sell at festivals on the weekends. i understand very much the hard work that goes into opening and running a small business as a small business owner myself and it's in my blood. and the relationship our transportation the streets, workers and small businesses have never been more important and we've lost 3,000 small businesses and unimaginable numbers since march in our city. and i've seen firsthand how decisions made by the sfmta in closing streets to cars and allowing the shared spaces program to on three presidential campaigns and i would bring an organizers' perspective hearing all voices, bringing people together and advocating. i am a advocate and small business owner so that experience is useful on the board and my third my role at manny's and my small business as a connector of people to politics and it's allowed me to be the start of the funnel for a lot of folks who have no idea how our city gover