know the rules are hard to follow, because i broke them. and i failed to follow them. >> did you not know about the state health guidelines? or did you know and just decide to break them any way? >> i rationalized and if i'm outdoors and i'm only with seven members of my family and we're all sitting at three different tables and we're spacially distance and we're all wearing masks, i rationalized it would be fine. i should have looked at the rules. . there are families, people you represent, who have made the decision to stay away from aging parents, from newborn baby, weddings, funerals. what do you say to those who chose to miss out on a lot of important live moments when you yourself did not? >> this is brutally hard. these rules are tough. i know i broke them. so i know how tough it is to follow the rules. i'm grateful. for the many residents who recognize how important following these rules are to saving lives. and i've got to do better, and i'm going to do better. >> we want to point out a spokesperson for the mayor originally t

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. >> i broke my board so i'm stoked. >> also stokes, the spectators themselves watching the sudden revival of this event. >> once the word gets out, it's getting more and more popular. >> and don't forget that you can still he outside in san mateo county. >> across the street they are serving a lot of people. >> in a year that has not delivered much good news, 2020 certain delivered and mavericks. to make it's tough, with so many variables, especially when surfing is such an international spore. you can get together and have fun out on the water without masks on, amazingly.>> competition will continue until the swells die back. i think tomorrow will really be the last solid day for that. >> beautiful to look at for sure, but those monster waves are dangerous. a man was swept out to sea in pacifica and has been missing for nearly 12 hours now. video shows the search effort around 8 this morning after he got caught in a rip current and was pulled under. the coast guard sent out two boats and a pair of helicopters but you can see the hazardous conditions they were up against. the high surf wa

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center on like draymond green, he sat mask with his patrol yo who is a consultant with the team and as i broke down practice in real time for wiseman losing 2 starters in early early in camp is an ideal likely starters should say, but steve kerr is leaning on the team doctors to harp on player safety and good judgment. >>we've got our medical staff address our players some multiple her team >>we we've been loading the players with information on everything. and urging them every day to to be smart and to be solid with the protocols and that's all we can do. >>it's just such a tricky road to navigate in this organization knows that first hand the 49 ers they severely hurt their playoff chances. last night with a home loss to the buffalo bills, the defense struggled for really the first time all season bills quarterback josh allen had his way with the niners secondary the offense and nick mullens actually played pretty well outside of a few turnovers. but really the game came down to talent and the bill simply have more of that right now they are unquestionably the better team. now the niners ha

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marvellous service from the national health service, particularly the nurses, they looked after me when i brokeoh, if you walk 100 times, your 100th birthday's coming up, we'll pay you a pound for every length that you do," and i think i said, "let's raise some money for charity. " and he said, "well, let's raise it for covid—19, for the nhs." you're doing a good job, carry on on, old boy! thank you from myself and from everybody at the royal armour corps and the nhs for everything you're doing. thanks, captain tom! we were talking earlier to tom moore, who's walking 100 lengths of his back garden before his 100th birthday on 30 april. and he hoped he would raise about £1,000. that went up to about £5,000. when we spoke to him and his lovely daughter hannah, in the first half of the show, they had just over £200,000. well, since we talked to him, another £45,000 has gone into hisjust giving page. the target had gone up to £100,000. let's make it £300,000, can we? can we do that? we then went i believe back on bbc breakfast on the bank holiday monday and i think the rest is charted in history. i

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i truly broke down in tears. cause i do not realize how stressful it has been since the beginning. >> it is insane to me that we are so low on the totem pole for care, and when we do need to come together, we are silent. we are silenced because they are like money is more important than your worth. where is that money going? let me know. when i look at the stock markets, i see that your company is still high so you are still bringing in money, which means i should be able to get what i need but i don't. ♪ host: rachel handler, her film the top winner at easterseals disability film challenge best awareness campaign. this is a virtual world, of course. as you and i are proving and our interviewed this morning. did you meet rachel and can you tell us anything about her and what she brought to this process? nic: actually, i've known her for quite a while through the film challenge. she's one of the original filmmakers of the challenge. she made a film the first year. she's an actress who was hurt pretty close to the t

at times i've got some days i wasn't able to do any sport at all times and after often some nights i broke up unable to breathe or to the shopping. i did. my chest felt really tight and i couldn't get enough air on the roof because surely. it's better again now but only since 3 days. i guess that. christopher works as an insurance broker so he can do his job even with symptoms but his condition is causing him psychological stress. commission's matsumoto i'm going to the doctor because it's just not getting better because the i kept thinking i'm improving but i'm not. dr clearly is a lung specialist he's treated more than 30 post covert patients in recent months. many of them were not in a high risk group just like christopher. was one of those who threw the lever he just feels like i'm not getting enough oxygen because i don't know what i should do that. i just don't know what to do with this from his mouth at the moment as he. looks at being unable to breathe properly is scary people with those problems always try to take things easy the end of the mind if that continues and you always ha

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far from our thoughts on this this is alex summed up the 700 year anniversary of the declaration of i broke and he spoke to latest got star pheno ellington scottish parliament was with a dream that we all think and i never thought i would actually end up singing there but a little great boost to the self-confidence of i think with the cultural scene in scotland and it was a tremendous honor for me. for the. crew. the declaration of roe for 700 years old it is a medieval document it was sealed not assigned it was an e-mail to avignon it went by ship and by horse and 2 weeks to get there before oh it's ancient document is very modern and its concept firstly it's sophisticated all the stuff about the history of the scots as they are for the purpose that's there stablished the credentials of scotland got here before they wish according to the declaration the languages that it tells a cop but the roman historian solace that quotes from said john the divine that all people are created equal that means the port but that should be the case these are interesting concepts but even more interesting is

especially when i broke my hip.s coming up, we will pay £1 for every length you do, and isaid, pay £1 for every length you do, and i said, let's raise the money for charity, he said, let's raise it for the nhs, the covid—19. i'm doing a good job. thank you from me and my staff for everything you have done. thank you, captain tom! we were talking earlier to tom moore who is walking 100 lengths of his back garden before his 100th birthday on the 30th of april. and he hoped he would raise about £1000, it went up to £5,000. when we spoke to him and his lovely daughter in the first half of the show, they had just over £200,000. since we talked to him, another £45,000 has gone into hisjust giving page, the target had gone up to £100,000, let's make it £300,000, can we? we then went back on bbc breakfast on then went back on bbc breakfast on the bank holiday monday and i think the bank holiday monday and i think the rest is history, it is really ha rd the rest is history, it is really hard for us to even rationalise it com

i. broke out between protesters and police and several police officers were reportedly injured in those encounters the orthodox community has traditionally been exempt from military service which can put the middle with a wider population. this december marks 10 years since the to use arab spring when a series of anti-government uprising spread across much of the arab world challenging some of the regions or thora tarion governments. but fast forward to 2020 and there is still under arrest in the region last year the sudanese ousted their longtime leader of al bashir who had been in power for 3 decades more recently tunis in orthotics clamp down on an arab spring anniversary event only sparking more anger. a recent poll by you gov and the guardian suggests that people in 8 arab countries feel that their lives of not improved after the arab spring many of those questions thought that there was significantly more inequality in society following the events of 2010 we spoke with max abrams public policy professor who believes that the arab spring ultimately failed in its political goals. on

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i broke the campaign-finance scandal in 1996 showing illegal money coming from asia to support presidentlinton's reelection, helping introduce the world to johnny chung in the buddhist temple that led to many investigations and subsequent convictions. in 2000 i did work on both george w. bush and al gore. in 2004 i spent a year investigating environments a policy of george w. bush it also led to investigations and hearings. i spent a year investigating the marine corps aviation program working with a colleague, focused on the most dangerous plane in the military over decades -- killed 45 with the best pilots and those planes were never used for the purpose it was sought initially. this was part of a broader program for which they paid a great price in blood and treasure. host: alan miller, the founder of news literacy project, newslit.org. he is with us for just about 10 minutes more this morning as we take your calls about the media and misinformation. this is mark in west virginia, independent. caller: good morning. you all know that stimulus check, $600 per month, that don't sound nor

i broke down. i never cried that hard in my life, that i was saved. later, i received a letter from my brothers. my father had passed away. thida: this time, they took me to a legal refugee camp. [laughter] thida: when we reached there, we celebrated. now we are legal refugees. to me, that was a gift. to me, that was a second life. so i made it. bunseng: today, i am a painter. i have more than i can imagine. i became a painter because i am able to travel to different places and meet different people. i can sit back and look at the work that i have done and take pride in what i did. one thing that i wished for for many years was to be able to say thank you to the people who saved me. i did not know your name. james: one day, while painting a house, that wish came true and , the seed for this film was sown. it turned out that the homeowner was renovating the home for his stepfather, bob do vicki -- bob. >> he came into the room and he introduced me to bunseng. bunseng: i said that is the man that i have been looking for for all of these years. i met my

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i broke out and the united states got involved in world war i in 1917. and the army needed guys to join. so they started a campaign to have guys sign up. before they started drafting them they tried to see if they could get enough young men to join the army. he is against the war. he goes down to a recruiting station and he stands outside, where these guys are lined up to go in, and he says, don't go, don't sign up. all you are going to wind up doing is dying for nothing. don't do it. the police arrest him. argument, he's convicted, he appealed, his case goes all the way to the supreme court. he says, i have freedom of speech. i have a right to go out on the streets, i have a right to speak out against the war, and i have a right to tell young men not to join the army to go abroad and to kill other people or be killed. the head of the supreme court was one of the most famous justices of all times. holmes.oliver wendell oliver wendell holmes. case is reallys the foundation of the freedom of speech. said, thedell holmes right to free speech is not absolute

anything less than 400,000, 300,000, we are -- tom: the kids wanted a 20 foot christmas tree, so i broke the bank yesterday. what i want to know is do i step in and by fixed income, bonds, notes and bills? because we had a nice move in yield, and now is the opportunity to look for lower yields later. tom: i think so. i don't know if it will get you your christmas tree, but i think you have to buy a lot more treasuries just because the extent of rate moves i'm looking for is 20 basis points. do we get to 75, 80 basis points on the 10 year? there is a floor. we are just very low, close to zero. but i think we have sold off in treasuries, pricing and all the good news out there. there's a key fed meeting coming up. our view is that they are going to extend the average maturity of qe purchases. they are just going to have to do it, the market is forcing them to do it, and they realize there could be longer-term scarring. still have so much uncertainty about the vaccine. i think rates have priced into much of that good news, and we haven't cried -- we haven't what is upon us. lisa: i want to

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and that the fire was so intense he couldn't save christina. >> what happened is when the -- when i broke window i got hit with a fireball. it hit me right in the face. blew me off the front porch. burnt my eyelids together. burned skin off my face. burned my mustache. any whiskers. i had hair -- >> did they take you to the hospital? >> oh, yeah. >> what hospital did you go to? >> i don't even know. >> reporter: arnold had evidence that karlsen escaped the fire with only a small burn. so now after he listened to karl talk about the fire, the window, and the rescue of his children he fired back. >> your wife's in a boarded-up little room and you hear her calling your name 600 feet away? >> it wasn't calling. it was screaming. >> screaming your name. and yet you're able to get blown off the porch, open your eyes. your son's uninjured. you're able to grab your uninjured son where this explosion just took place, without a mark on him take him out of the house. run around, miraculously save your two daughters and let your wife -- and let your wife perish in this fire. >> i did not -- >> with n

just ask the question that i just broke down in the study crying. in the want to live with a warm. bath right everyone please leave the push back on what i did with mandy just call it a breath. or are. she sure didn't include those who did just that it just means that i. don't mind it just became a zone on the. planet i mean look to my face you know for how long to name the knot of nice top ups at the map. and you. have the economy to have more than a commercial class that is that. moment in my. hometown i. don't know who's going to last longer. around to the. moment i'm. not. going to come up thinking i'm up each time she got to come to go tell me to go she's going to give up we have to get out on to going to home. because there is this huge gusher of money printing bedsteads coming out of the central banks and because. how has nothing working against it because it's not. producing anything like gotye yoga or a ford or some other company where you could look at the actual products in a meaningful context of the global economy in ascribe a value to it you can simply say that well we

she broke through tons of barriers herself and i broke through tons with my stutter, being deaf since was six and being in a wheelchair for two years. she is from the bay area. >> he is really good. his painting will be displayed today. is he the youngest artist included in the exhibit. >>> jay. feel that tyler has a very bright future. it's 5:27 in the next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> a big day today in the race to a vaccine against the coronavirus. . >>> live from the cbs barry studio. this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area today the cdc will vote on who will be the first in line to get a coronavirus vaccine. >>> this morning san francisco waking up from its first curfew back in the purple tier. now a new statewide warning of further restrictions. >>> and the president elect slated to announce more historic firsts, the key economic positions at play. >> good morning. it is the first day of december believe it or not. thank you for joining us this tuesday. > >>> you will want to watch out if you are headed to the beach ear

got mcmahon songs on his knee when i was 21 my dating broke up and i didn't know what to do with myself and my aggression. when i. was. boxen find boxing at the club taught me what it really means you realize that the techniques you learn here are not meant for the streets. because it is just one click and you think this is a sport. i used to think it was just about fist fighting for this kind but now i see it as a serious sports with. quite distance from commitment to comply somewhat from. a bill baka good to local i got served with these people are trying to do that and i see their aggression and tell them to do a bit of sparring but against someone good or not someone nobody will. spend it all on the right that's all to get to know his limits but they'll always be someone better than new methods all the ways that truck. was found in the opposite of the stuff if i only found out you'd been in a street brawl you'd be more afraid of him then them. because he'd humiliate you in front of the whole group. before you felt awkward and it would be so hard to face all the again. to be easily g

just asked me a question that i just broke down into study with well within the want to live but they were. right everyone please leave the place why did he do it all right. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see a very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids oids invaded america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers or the government. run out so wrong. just all. the while yet to ship out just to pick up the attic. and. it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. she's from the movie think of those who did just that in japanese and i. don't mind that. but i mean because of the muppets you know for a long today in that country of the not and they were established at the map. in. the economic times ever more than a

i. broke my my elbow. attendance dislocated and i punch of my body had a couple ribs broken as well it's cuts from glass and. i'm just lucky i didn't have all glass in my face because i open the door to the balcony. roofs must be covered in cultural treasures secured before beirut's rainy season begins. in the right state you can see that he's going to be easy going right so then you're. right every got to i don't want you to i mean it's not just us i think that everybody in beirut feels like their soul has been severely injured. yes i mean mecca haun is an engineer who's working fervently to save beirut's cultural heritage the banners hanging on badly damaged buildings around to the port i meant to give people hope. to fix who to raise again so. you know here's a secret key to the city to to knowledge and to to hope so too. sometimes if in the. midst really you take. this spirit. and certainly we. will do who do we believe to help you can provide. didn't bring enough things to hold on. to the extent of the

don't know what happened but i keep fooling the doctor a couple just asked me a question that i just broke down into study with one with a you know want to live but they don't want. right everyone please believe the push back on why the n.b.a. is going to breath. or. to. the. point maybe if i'm just mom moved in the. kitchen with the same. love just for fun or not yes a little bit of the way that you look at that isn't a model life. yes it. has. been for. it. she should think of those who are doing just that in japanese and i. don't mind. sharing most of. that i mean because of the mouthpiece you know i long to name that country not of the established at the map. in. the economic i have more than a past that is that. you will see on the ground the month your knuckles i mean that i'm still. around to. turn over the moment and. look at what's going to become the long. going to come up thinking you're not going to go and your cigars are going to go maybe i'm not really happy that i'm going to . the top stories of the week on oxy it's revealed that the u.s. state department was forewarned by j

going to be difficult for santa with the covid and all this year, so to help him out, guillermo and i broke out the elf costumes and we did some house calls online to ask kids if they've been naughty this year or nice. >> jimmy: hello there. >> guillermo: hi. >> jimmy: what's your name? >> hi, owen. >> jimmy: hi, owen, i'm elf jimmy, this is elf guillermo. we work for santa claus. we're up at the north pole right now. >> that's cool. >> jimmy: are you excited about christmas? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, i bet you are. christmas is so much fun, right? how old are you? >> 4. >> jimmy: 4 years old. i was 4 once. >> guillermo: me too, longtime ago. >> jimmy: remember that? >> guillermo: i remember. >> jimmy: you know what i loved when i was 4 years old? >> what? >> jimmy: stories about the war. [ laughter ] tell us about you. have you been naughty or nice this year? >> most of the time i'm pretty nice. >> jimmy: what nice things have you done? >> i've been kissing my brother, and i've been -- he kind of crawls like this. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> he kind of crawls, and i -- i've been very nice by playing

civil war veterans who would still be alive in their seventies and eighties by the time the world war i broke out. >> that's a great question. the book and of the exhibition is 1865, on the front and, and 1963 on the back end. so when we talk about the?p exhibition, we also plant the seed of what jr)z america between 1865, after the american civil war, and before world war i. so it was shaping the experience and the ease of african americans is partly at the service of african americans and the american civil war on the western frontier. so let's talk about the markets war. the 13th amendment, which abolished slavery and it is 65, the 17th amendment which gave correction, 14th amendment in 1868 which gave african americans citizenship, and the 15th amendment in 1870 which give african american man the right to vote, the organization acts in 1866 which meet african americans a permanent part of the military. and then this era of reconstruction where there was a upend in the life and the progress of african americans. when you get to world war i, there is not this idea that we want to put afri

standing there and we thought what would happen if we were to run how would that be what it's all about i broke off the restoration process a couple of times because we were afraid of what the car will do with us because the engine is going to fly and we were using it to dry before heading out hammond ly a y. as a horseshoe to the radiator grille for good luck. always turn the open side up so a lot can pour in today it's raining and without that horseshoe only i'm not getting into this car so. we'll step into the engine or sit inside the engine. because a carcass is without a tire lake of the engine your heart pounds a little calling for concentration as if to say don't do anything crazy this car is always trying to kill you i don't know that's just how it is now i put the decompression lever and we can take off. nobody knows exactly how fast the car can go not even after 15 years of attempts to set new records at the airfield in and a nearby test track. the car goes faster than you dare to drive it we had an englishman here who was over 70 he'd already lived his life he drove 200 kilometers an

legal president of all of this, i used to cover municipal bonds very closely, early in my career i brokeout how the new york bankers would give money, can campaign contribution to georgia and texas and all these other places and lo and behold the new york bankers would get all the big bond deals, after the stories came out and the chairman of the sec forced the municipal regulator to pass a rule that limited the amount of campaign contribution that new york bankers can give, you can only give to people where you live and in that case was held up in the federal courts on the grounds that you as an employee have no first amendment right to a job, you can make the contribution but your employer can fire you if you do so and you can be held accountable for that. that is the legal president that this is based on it did not go to the supreme court it went to one of the federal courts but i believe the supreme court would choose to hear it. this is precedent-setting, that is it, your employer says you got it taken, you've got a take it. liz: that is interesting, can i take that a step further,

i broke down listening to this wonderful soldier's wife. 54 million americans are hungry. 17 million19. and 320,000 almost are dead. and so we have got to get covid-19 dollars, testing, tracing, vaccinations, and we have got to get the cash dispersements which would not have happened had it been for working with speaker pelosi, congressional progressive caucus and democratic caucus pushing and insisting this be in as long as the $300 extra in unemployment weekly payments. >> this was held up by mitch mcconnell buzz there were times when the president said he wanted large payments to americans and mitch mcconnell said he could not get that done with republicans. you say more will be done in the new year with a new president, and obviously, it all comes down to what happens in the state of georgia with the senate runoffs. are you at all concerned that if republicans and mitch mcconnell retain control of had senate, that optimism, the help you're talking about is not going to come to americans in 2021? >> you know what, i wish for the best in georgia. i wish for the vote to be with the

and i don't know what happened but i keep for when i talk to a couple just ask the question that i just broke down into study with one within the want to live but they don't want to. right everyone please believe the push back to the light and be a new dawn to a friend. or. i am. i am. i think that the west extremely bad in understanding other cultures and other kinds of society. there precisely because it believed every word should be motoring you know in a western direction. so it doesn't really feel the need to understand other cultures and i think that this is one of the great problems the west faces now is that it just doesn't understand china and i you know you can't make sense of china will cause you can't make sense of journey for you know a bowler really studying it. the sob stories of the week on our team has revealed the u.s. state department was forewarned. about massive leaks of documents and calls now for washington to pardon the wiki leaks founder. the british prime minister is accused of canceling christmas as long as lockdown following the discovery of a highly infectious new

don't know what happened but i keep fooling the doctor a couple just asked me a question that i just broke down and just started crying he says who will be in the want to live but they don't want. right everyone please leave the push back to the why didn't he just gone in a breath. sure. sure. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see a very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to. prescription opioids oids invaded america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she did those after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the governments of. the children no one nuff said no not. ugly little new no. real deal with the issue in the. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever kno

just asked me a question that i just broke down into study. and you know want to live but they don't want. it. right everyone please leave the place why didn't we. just call it. or are. we may need. to keep them in the. kitchen looking silly. usually lead us to fluff only mom yes a little bit of the way that you look at that isn't the love of their life. but all of. that actually not. even get to the. history of those who would care to. believe if and. because there is this huge gusher of money printing bedsteads coming out of the central banks and because tesla has nothing working against it because it's not. producing anything like a thai yoga or a ford or some other company where you could look at the actual products in a meaningful context of the global economy and ascribe a value to it you can simply say that well we think that tesla has a meaning which just mostly i mean. money isn't me so we're going to make it worth $600000000000.00 today and it could be worth it could drop 90 percent tomorrow. you know understanding other cultures and

as i fell down on the street, i broke my leg. other policen dragged me on the ground. a bit further down the street there was a burning tire. they pulled me over it. it was no accident. they wanted to demonstrate their power and show what happens to those who try to break the media blockade. amy: facing this kind of violence against those who document morocco's crackdown on dissent, it's remarkable that these sahrawis were willing to speak with us. we also meet journalist hayat khatari. can media operate here in western sahara? can you have your own media? >> we are very much harassed. the most recent episode was when my sister nazha al-khalidi had her camera confiscated. and then they arrested her. and she was brutally treated by the authorities er 24 hos in the police station. that's apart from when she was trying to videotape a peaceful demonstration at the beach of foum el-oued. amy: it's now past midnight. not long after we finish our interviews, we get a phone call. the hotel receptionist tells us the police are in the hotel lobby demanding to see us. we make our