reporter john hand. >> they found that jean was still upset.he had some red marks on her neck, but there wasn't enough there to charge jim tan with a crime. >> reporter: so incident over? >> that night. >> reporter: he tried to kill me, but nothing results in charges or makes it into the paperwork. >> right. >> reporter: so a history of abuse, it appeared. if that were the case, charlie had told no one in his circle at cornell university. the coach hadn't heard from charlie in days, and now his phone rang. >> campus police called me up and asked me to come to his fraternity house, which i did. they wanted me to know that charlie's father had been killed. it was rugged. we got a bunch of players in the fraternity. and everybody was obviously very upset. >> reporter: charlie tan admitting that he'd shot his father to death. >> i think it was probably disbelief more than -- and shock that this occurred. >> we had a team meeting about it, but immediately after, there was so much support for him. and everyone was amazed by the support. >> reporter:

change their name from the people's government of one hand to the bureaucrats government of on one hand. john hi normally lives in the southern city option but returned home to one hand in january when his father broke his hip the elderly man received free treatment at a military hospital this was where he caught cold and later died. john rice says his father would still be alive if the authorities in one hand had not covered up the early stages of the outbreak he is trying to file a case in court against the government. i've been very upset since i came back to work. i'm sad and angry at the same time. that's my current state of mind. i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against cove it was just opened out of all the people who died the innocent people who live this would have never been paid proper respect. but few people speak publicly about their grievances many others appear to have put the experience behind them night life is back on the streets especially young people enjoy their newly returned free this is. why many places in the woods do struggle with

john high says his father would still be alive if the authorities in one hand had not covered up the early stages of the outbreak he's trying to file a case in court against the government. i've been very upset since i came back to. i'm sad and angry at the same time. that's my current state of mind. i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against. all the people who died the innocent people who left this world have never been paid proper respect. but few people speak publicly about their grievances many others appear to have put the experience behind them night life is back on the streets specially young people enjoy their newly returned free to others. but many places in the woods do struggle with the pen dam in the city where it all began is moving on. to say look at now at some of the other developments in the found india has confirmed 6 cases of the new more infectious variant of the virus 1st detected in britain it was found in people who arrived from the u.k. in recent weeks south korea has reported its highest daily co of a dying 100 fatalities w

change their name from the people's government of one hand to the bureaucrats government on one hand. john hi normally lives in the southern city of shenzhen but returned home to one hand in january when his father broke his hip the elderly man received free treatment at a military hospital this was where he caught colvin and later died. john high says his father would still be alive if the earth or eighty's in one hand had not covered up the early stages of the outbreak he is trying to file a case in court against the government. i've been very upset since i came back to work hard. news is that i'm sad and angry at the same time we go food that's my current state of mind body and. soul that i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against cove it was a joke without all the people who died the innocent people who left this world have never been paid proper respect. so you will go to the war and government has never apologized given them what you don't know you go. the way that i want you. but few people speak publicly about their grievances many others appear t

mean i think they should change their name from the people's government of one hand to the bureaucrats government of mohan. john high normally lives in the southern city option that returned home to one hand in january when his father broke his hip the elderly man received free treatment at a military hospital this was where he caught cold it and later died. john hiatt says his father would still be alive if the authorities in one hand had not covered up the early stages of the outbreak he's trying to file a case in court against the government. i've been very upset since i came back to work. he is also i'm sad and angry at the same time. that's my current state of mind. sure. i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against. all the people who died the innocent people who lift this world have never been paid proper respect. but few people still speak publicly about their grievances many others appear to have put the experience behind them night life is back on the streets especially young people enjoy their newly returned free was. one of many places in the woods to struggle with a

citizen journalist who's been jailed for reporting on the early outbreak of the pandemic and john john was handed a 4 year sentence on monday. it's an annual new york tradition that's taken on added significance this year good riddance day is a ceremonial out with the old in with the new event held at the close of the year in times square after the to mulch us months of the pandemic people are more than ready to send 2020 packing. i say you very pretty good bye to the year of 2020. 2021 so over the dozen people in new york gathered to celebrate the unofficial good riddance day when they say goodbye to the things they don't want to take into the new year. old let's say good riddance to the coronavirus throwing them into an oversized paper shredder all those sentiments are so much more strong in 2020 because people really want to say good riddance to a lot of the difficulty in the pain and the isolation here and they also see the light at the end of tunnel at the end of the tunnel the back scene the sense that maybe in the future finally the houses of broadway will be and the theaters will be able

nature may well be resilient, but these days it appreciates a helping hand. john maguire, bbc news.programme in our 100 women series — life on thin ice follows three generations of inuit families. vocalizing climate change came along and it changed everything. drumming and singing. due to the ice melting, we've seen all these changes. it's affecting us up here in the arctic circle. i am worried about the future. we have lagoon on one side, sound on the other. we don't have any room to give. we don't know what's going to happen. inupiaq have been here for thousands of years but now my children really have no idea what's ahead of them and it's scary. kotzebue‘s population is about 3,000 people. it's a nice place, very isolated, no roads. the only way that we go to the village is either by one of the commuter planes. summertime, we go by boat. wintertime, we go by snow machine. very few people by dog team. i originated to kotzebue about 35 years ago. raised four sons and two daughters, i have 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. my inupiaq name putyuk. we like to be called inu

change their name from the people's government of one hand to the bureaucrats government of on one hand. john hi normally lives in the southern city option but returned home to one hand in january when his father broke his hip the elderly man received free treatment at a military hospital this was where he caught cold and later died. john high says his father would still be alive if the authorities in one hand had not covered up the early stages of the outbreak he's trying to file a case in court against the government. i've been very upset since i came back to 100. years or so i'm sad and angry at the same time you know food and all that's my current state of mind body and. soul that i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against cove it was just what out of all the people who died the innocent people who left this world have never been paid proper respect. so you will go to the wall and government has never apologized given them what you don't know you got. the week without it. but few people still speak publicly about their grievances many others appear to ha

john high says his father would still be alive if the earth or eighty's in one hand had not covered up the early stages of the outbreak he is trying to file a case in court against the government. i've been very upset since i came back to 100. years or so i'm sad and angry at the same time we go for that's my current state of mind body. and soul that i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against cove it was just what out of all the people who died the innocent people who left this world have never been paid proper respect. so you will go to the war and government has never apologized given them what you don't know you got. the way that i wish it. but few people still speak publicly about their grievances many others appear to have put the experience behind them night life is back on the streets especially young people enjoy their newly returned free was. almost nothing else what do you feel energized we've stored up in a g. for almost half a year i've been exercising and taking care of my health every day i feel healthier and more alive than ever before

john rice says his father would still be alive if the authorities in one hand had not covered up the early stages of the outbreak he is trying to file a case in court against the government. for the well. i've been very upset since i came back to work. he is also i'm sad and angry in the same time. that's my current state of mind. inch. on the floor that i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against because video was just what out of all the people who thought the innocent people who lift this world have never been paid proper respect. but few people to speak publicly about their grievances many others appear to have put the experience behind them night life is back on the streets especially young people enjoy their newly returned free was. one of many places in the woods 'd to struggle with a pandemic the city where it all began isn't. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines bangladesh has started moving a 2nd group of a range of muslim refugees to the offshore island of basilan child rights groups have voiced opposition concerned abo

if you are marco rubio, ted krus or another contender in 2024, john hawley handed you your lunch. >> as somebody who tried to convince my way and republican genius. everyone was like, oh, he's absolutely -- nobody knows who you are, josh hawley. wait until the ads use you and you live in virginia. you ain't donald trump. baby, you just not. >> la tash 145, you really are a national hero, i can talk to you and those who discover understand saying con if he had der race yes. new are in. how does that work them out? >> the writing is on the wall. i think that part of what they've done is under estimate the power of bladness. while there is a substantial number of people that have followed donald trump, there is a coalition of people who literally want a different america. they don't like this racism, this structural racism, so what works, and this general election, you'll want to see the backlash. that's the way to organize it. >> by the way, stay with you for a second, la tasha, seeing with target smart 89,700. the african-american share of the surge voters is 32%. it's what's making i

john martin hand is back up. unmute and rejoin the conversation. john? what is different about these nicaraguan deportations is that they are being deported through a regime which tortures its opponents and all three of these people have been involved in antiregime activities, as human rights watch reports and all sorts of people report. people and they are being tortured. dr. kraut: yes. this is a huge concern and that is why we have asylum. there's real concern about not only efforts to deport to who are seeking asylum from staying or sending them to third countries. this is a huge issue and i know there are immigration lawyers challengerelessly to these restrictions under the trump administration and to try to prevent these deportations. work, i would own direct you to chapter three and chapter four where i talk about in theortation delirium wake of the palmer rate and the efforts to deport and lewis post, the assistant secretary of labor who is trying to prevent deportation as well as chapter four where it talks about through the 1930's. many people

iser by john in the 6 weeks more turkish made hardware was credited with giving eyes or by john the upper hand in the events. in the united states regulators and prosecutors from almost every state have filed an anti-trust lawsuit against facebook they allege that the company used its dominant position to crush or buying smaller rivals now the wall suit would force the company to divest its major acquisitions of instagram and whatsapp the legal action follows a similar suit against google and it comes amid growing bipartisan calls in the u.s. for more oversight of big tech. facebook's growing dominance has long been a phone in the side of the u.s. government. now citing breaches of antitrust law washington wants the company to be forced to sell off instagram and whatsapp by using its vast troves of data and money. facebook has squashed or hindered what the company perceived as potential threats they reduce choices for consumers they stifled innovation and they degraded privacy protections for millions of americans facebook acquired photo sharing platform instagram in 2012 unpurchased messaging

losing is not an option i can come to comprehend honor and respect i will defend♪ >> sergeant john pemberton is handingsaber to the 2020 soldier of the year, sergeant james akinola. the ceremonial saber ties the army's past to its present. now retained as a ceremonial address sidearm. soldiers representing the united states army from the founding of our nation until today signify an unbroken line of tradition and heritage that can be explored at the national museum of the united states army. today's soldiers stand on the shoulders of those who came before, and the museum is dedicated to telling their stories. sergeant akinola will now join the leaders to cut the ribbon and officially open the museum. [drumroll] >> 3, 2, one! [applause] ♪ ["the army goes rolling along" plays] >> ♪ march along, sing our song, with the army of the free count the brave, count the true, who have fought to victory we're the army and proud of our name we're the army and proudly proclaim first to fight for the right, and to build the nation's might, and the army goes rolling along proud of all we have done, fighting till the b

but they had a moment in which they had their hands, john and jessie did, on the tiller of history andped to move it a little bit, helped give a pacific coast to the united states, and made a a statement, however flawed, in 1856, on behalf of freedom. susan: in january of this year, you wrote an opinion piece based on the fremonts for the new york times. it concluded this way -- what are the lessons for 2020? expect a terrifying year that drives americans to extremes, not losing election but the fear of losing for all time. when politicians exploit such fears, voters can find an antidote by remembering the aftermath of 1856. whatever the result in 2020 and it is a safe bet close to half of us will consider it a disaster, another election will follow, we hope. what are you saying there? steve: what i'm saying is that we should try to keep perspective. we are in a time when people fear that an election lost will be a loss for all time. that is something that drove president trump into office. he told supporters in 2016 and i am quoting, this is your last chance. your last chance to win a

john high says his father would still be alive if the authorities in one hand had not covered up the early stages of the outbreak he's trying to file a case in court against the government. i've been very upset since i came back to 100. years or so i'm sad and angry at the same time you know food that's my current state of mind body. i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against cove it was just what out of all the people who died the innocent people who left this world have never been paid proper respect. so you will go to the war and government has never apologized given. the way you go. the way that i wish it. but few people speak publicly about their grievances many others appear to have put the experience behind them night life is back on the streets especially young people enjoy their newly returned free was. almost like you know what i feel energized we've stored up in a g. for almost half a year i've been exercising and taking care of my health every day i feel healthier and more alive than ever before or do you. think i don't feel the need to

>>report having sufficient personal protective equipment on hand, including john mirror. boyle also says the vaccine has been ordered freezers are ready to store the shipments when they arrive it is going to be here quite to my belief within the next week or 2 and he says he has enough staff to rule the vaccine out in contra costa county led to kron 4 news. >>coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 5 lawmakers get the funding to avoid a government shutdown still no closer to passing more relief for americans who desperately need it. plus police say 2 men suspected of murder in the bay area are now behind bars in texas, the latest on this surprising arrest. >>and getting a notification from your smartphone that you've been exposed to covid-19 how a new app. >>promises to make it easier to contain the spread of the virus. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow boy nice day out there the winds start to pick up possibly could soon. >>in the sound of some rain will tell you when coming up. >>today the state of california officially launched this new covid tracking tool, it's cool. it's

john has was handed a 4 year jail term on monday let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines right now argentina's senate is debating whether to legalize abortion activists for and against the proposed bill are gathered outside congress where lawmakers are likely to vote early on wednesday the legislation has already passed the lower house despite objections from from influential opponents like argentine pope francis. tens of thousands of protesters in nepal that called for the ouster of prime minister that all the at a rally in katmandu they urged him to reverse his decision to dissolve parliament the protest was organized by a splinter group of the governing communist party. turkey's top court has ruled that prominent philanthropist and businessman. detention does not violate his right to liberty and security he has spent more than 3 years in jail without a conviction on charges related to the failed coup in 2016 the european court of human rights has called for his release. now a powerful earthquake has hit the central part of croatia and the tremors have been fe

john, i handed back over to you. >> thank you so much fellas, appreciate it. the news jockeys everywhere, thank you for that enlightening and entertaining conversation. it was a good one. l up next american history tv joints tour guide eric finley, to learn about the early history of mobile alabama. and to visit africa town founded by former slaves who were captives on the ship clotilda. the clotilda smuggled 110 kidnapped west africans to mobile in 1800s. this is part one of two parts. >> my name is eric finley, and i am the docent for the african-american heritage trail. this is our 14th year for doing the tours in mobile. they got started five or six years prior to that when one of our african-american city councilman took a trip to boston on city business, and while he was there, he saw a sign that said african american heritage trail. he thought it sounded interesting because it was kind of a novelty, it was prior to most of the museums we see today. he

and at least one of the doctors has his hands in john's open chest. were tuned into monday night football on the abc network, when sports commentator howard cosell broke the devastating news to the nation. an unspeakable tragedy confirmed to us by abc news in new york city. john lennon, outside of his apartment building on the west side of new york city, the most famous perhaps of all of the beatles, shot twice in the back, rushed to roosevelt hospital, dead on arrival. so i set about doing myjob. remember, in those days, there was no internet, no mobile phones, no texting, so i rushed down the street to this point right here, where there once stood a payphone, and i made a call to my bbc colleagues in london on the today programme — where i once worked as a producer — to let them know what was going on. i spoke to the overnight editor, quite an excitable fellow. he was agitated and so was i. after all, a former beatle being murdered on the streets of new york was a major news story. in those days, we used these rather big west german tape recorders m

quhounwhite ho counsel is preserving those documents because they have a lot of trouble on their hand. >> john harwood, always good to see you. if i don't see you tomorrow, have a happy holiday. >> you too, bianna. >> thanks. >>> the trump turmoil is playing out inside the halls of the capital, where house members and senators on both sides are wondering what's next. house speaker like democrat nancy pelosi want to capitalize on the president's push to larger payments to americans which they wanted from the start. let me bring in phil mattingly. phil, great to see you. we know that democrats are seizing on this call for larger stimulus checks, with nancy pelosi tweeting last night, let's do it. i would imagine that she knows that that's not very likely. >> reporter: yeah, it's unlikely because of the way the democrats are going to try to do this, without going into house floor procedure, bianna, i'm not going to do that to you. but basically, they're going to put up the opportunity for $2,000 checks, a bill for $2,000 checks, as the president has requested and trying to do by unanimous consent

john has was handed a 4 year jail term on monday let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines right now argentina's senate is debating whether to legalize abortion activists for and against the proposed bill are gathered outside congress where lawmakers are likely to vote early on wednesday the legislation has already passed the lower house despite objections from from influential opponents like argentine pope francis. tens of thousands of protesters in the pall of call for the ouster of prime minister that all the at a rally in katmandu they urged him to reverse his decision to dissolve parliament the protest was organized by a splinter group of the governing communist party. turkey's top court has ruled that prominent philanthropist and businessman. detention does not violate his right to liberty and security he has spent more than 3 years in jail without a conviction on charges related to the failed coup in 2016 the european court of human rights has called for his release. now a powerful earthquake has hit the central part of croatia and the tremors have been fel

means of i think they should change their name from the people's government of one hand to the bureaucrats government of. john high normally lives in the southern city option that returned home to one hand in january when his father broke his hip the elderly man received free treatment at a military hospital this was where he caught a cold it and later time. john rice says his father would still be alive if the earth or eighty's in one hand had not covered up the early stages of the outbreak he is trying to file a case in court against the government. i've been very upset since i came back to work. he is also i'm sad and angry at the same time you know food that's my current state of mind body. and soul that i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against cove it was a joke but out of all the people who died the innocent people who left this world have never been paid proper respect. so you will go to the war and government has never apologized given so much and we don't know you got. the me without it. but few people still speak publicly about their grievances many others appear

. >> john, it's a pleasure to hand you this check for $1,500 for this food package for the starving in europe. >> reporter: the original care package was a box of army surplus rations americans could buy in 1945 and have shipped overseas to the millions of needy and displaced europeans after world war ii. over the past 75 years, variions on the care package theme havee part of our vernacular and evolved into a variety of humanitarian assistance programs, care has been providing to over 100 countries. for the first time in care's 75 on the receiving end.ns are now >> i think in many ways it has beenumbling for us here in te u.s. i think, unfortunately sometimes there is a perspective that these problems exist everywhere else. >> reporter: ryan shepard heads up care's necreated u.s. initiativeand recent pivot from just providing assistance globally to acti. local as we >> the reality is that we have our own challenges. and i thinthe pandemic has revealed how many of those challenges are shared with other places that we're active. >> reporter: covid did not cause food insecurity in this u

now at this point donald trump still has time to pardon julian assan john edward snowden he can hand out presidential pardons up until the moment when he leaves office but many look at the fact that these military contractors who were convicted of killing civilians in iraq have just received a pardon and looked at the 15 pardons and 5 commutations that were handed down today and are a little bit past a mystic many of the activists in support of edward snowden and julian a songe are thinking that the trumpet ministration has indicated it is moving in another direction with its last minute decisions thinking this through that story today from new york killa blog. postings stateside where u.s. lawmakers have been given early access to cope with vaccines some are helping to accept others a politician should not be given priority were frontline medics. if enough of us take kids we'll get back to normal help is on the way. it isn't appropriate for me it was only gotten the virus has immunity to get in front of elderly health care workers same goes for any young healthy person they should b

the resignation of the prime minister there angry over a cease fire deal with us by john it forced ethnic armenians to hand over land to as very falsus. farm workers improve have temporarily blocked a major highway to appeal for better working conditions there demanding a pay raise of around $7.00 a day. and japan's space agency says it's retrieved a capsule carrying samples from an asteroid after a successful landing in the australian outback japanese scientists hope the sample could provide clues to the origin of the solar system those are the headlines and back with more news here on al-jazeera next its people and power do stay with us. with tiny hidden cameras eminem's or illegally filming and sharing people's most intimate moments one only needs to investigate south korean spy cam deming on al-jazeera. in late 2019 bolivia's 1st indigenous president eva marauders was forced into exile after a failed attempt to extend his tone and office within a year as another election loomed his supporters were rallying behind new candidates so could the indigenous movement pull off a remarkable comeback we went beh

john rice says his father would still be alive if the authorities in one hand had not covered up theearly stages of the outbreak he is trying to file a case in court against the government. i've been very upset since i came back to war. he is also i'm sad and angry at same time. that's my current state of mind. i can't stand all this propaganda about the achievements in the fight against. all the people who died the innocent people who live this world who have never been paid proper respect. but few people to speak publicly about their grievances many others appear to have put the experience behind them night life is back on the streets especially young people enjoy their newly returned free was. one of many places in the woods to struggle with a pandemic the city where it all 'd began is moving on. ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines this hour u.s. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has delayed a vote on whether to post code 19 relief checks to americans is republican party is split on whether to defy president trump's call to raise the amount

as you say, a lot of this will hand john, how much control the president will have over the senate. there's an outstanding senate race in georgia that could determine the makeup of the senate and whether it goes to the democrats or republicans. but even if it goes to the democrats, it's going to be really small margins and, and both sides are going to have to work together. so compromise is going to be key in getting any of these proposals across the finish line. will be interesting to see how that plays. chris's salumi there. joining us from wilmington, delaware, with an economic team still being rolled out. we'll let you get back to that prison . thank you very much. indeed. let's head back sir. top story now. the race to develop the coronavirus vaccine. the u.s. wants the 1st vaccines delivered within 24 hours of getting approval. but once distributing vials to every corner of the ball, google brother is being called the largest and most complex that just sickle exercise ever. so who will this work? thousands of cargo flights will be needed. it finds a plan alone depends on some

resignation of the prime minister protesters are angry over a ceasefire deal with us or by john forced ethnic armenians to hand over land as ery forces prime minister nicola passion announced the russian brokered deal last month and in weeks of war over the disputed region of the goanna caliber talks between protesting farmers on the government in india have ended without any agreement talks are set to resume in a few days amid anger over produce prices and agricultural subsidies farmers are trying to overturn a new law which they say will damage their livelihoods farm workers improve temporarily blockaded a major highway to appeal for better working conditions they're demanding a pay raise of around $7.00 a day the protesters had removed block blockages on friday after proves congress bowed to their demands repealing a decades old agricultural law but the farmers say their salaries still haven't been agreed. it's been nearly a month since 2 hurrican slammed into central america and many areas of still underwater and honduras thousands have been left homeless and that's making the already critical covered $100

now was the turning point in the story. >> john the baptist was, in a sense, a model for jesus in that he never compromised. >> the kingdom of heaven is at hande same way even unto death. >> in mobilizing his followers to repent and turn towards god -- >> i'm not afraid of you! >> -- john the baptist had dared to speak truth unto power, and for this he pays the ultimate price. >> i think he understood that he was a martyr. he was a martyr in the cause of something greater. he was a martyr in the cause of a beautiful kingdom of god on earth, which is what he had preached all his life. >> i see jesus and john as being very similar in terms of their conception of god, in terms of what they wanted people to do, in terms of their call for repentance, in this idea that the world would be transformed, and they're calling people really to start it in the here and now. >> in the wake of john's death, many of his followers turned to jesus as john's movement slowly declines, eclipsed by the new growing christian church, whose message spreads across the world. >> john's disciples are still around long after the death of jesus, but perhaps the biggest dif

. >> and she'll work hand in hand with john kerry, the special envoy, tasked with thinking about climate issues. heidi, the same things that stuck out to me, many of these team members were talking about their own experiences with poverty. we know that underserved communities are typically the most affected by some of these climate issues. heidi, thank you. >>> right now on capitol hill the announcement of a deal could come any time, as legislators are working on their finishing touches of that $900 billion coronavirus relief package. a deadline that is now set for late tomorrow night after they passed a 48-hour extension yesterday to keep the government open. nbc's leeann caldwell is on capitol hill. what are the sticking points in this relief package, and republicans held a conference call earlier today. do we know what happened today? >> reporter: when the morning started into late morning, there seemed to be a lot of optimism that a deal was within reach, that they were close to it. but republicans held a conference call this afternoon at 1:00 with treasury secretary mnuchin. it was

>>report having sufficient personal protective equipment on hand, including john mirror. boyle also says the vaccine has been ordered freezers are ready to store the shipments when they arrive it is going to be here quite to my belief within the next week or 2 and he says he has enough staff to rule the vaccine out in contra costa county led to kron 4 news citing the rising covid-19 case numbers and hospitalizations sonoma county will opt in to the regional stay at home order. >>health officials announced that decision today beginning just after midnight on saturday morning sonoma county will join alameda contra costa moran, san francisco and santa clara counties. well stay with kron 4 for continuing coronavirus coverage you can head to our web site for the very latest vaccine information including the distribution groups that you are in and how that will all work under the news tab click coronavirus at that all at kron 4 dot com. >>now to the 4 zone forecast with a live view of downtown san francisco and family that glow coming up off market is really tell you though the

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john, let me hand it over to you. john: thank you, lael. i have my voice, but not my picture, so -- there we go. like -- it took me eight months to learn how to get off mute. it's going to take me another month to learn how to get my picture up on the screen. governor brainard, you and i have worked together for more than 25 years. i am going to take the liberty of calling you lael. thanks. you covered a lot of ground in your remarks. to emphasize one point that you made at the outset, that the climate crisis is not impending, it's on top of us. people i think will remember 2020 the pandemic, but we also may remember it as the most active atlantic hurricane season on record, 30 named storms, 13 hurricanes. we are feeling pressure on our southern border right now because of two devastating hurricanes that hit last month in central america that produced climate refugees. it is true across the world. more than a million people were displaced in east africa because of flooding. the black summer in australia looks to be repeating itself. 47 mill

>>report having sufficient personal protective equipment on hand, including john mirror. boyle also says the vaccine has been ordered freezers are ready to store the shipments when they arrive it is going to be here quite to my belief within the next week or 2 and he says he has enough staff to rule the vaccine out in contra costa county led to kron 4 news. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, there appears to be a loophole in the ban on outdoor dining will tell you why restaurant owners say they're still following the stay at home order. and we are looking at a pretty nice start to your morning hard to believe rainfall is just around the corner. >>but it will commence especially into the evening tonight taking us through the weekend for now it's cloudy with some 50's for your highs today, your forecast ahead. >>and they're no more hot spots to worry about look at that commute across the bay bridge less than 10 minutes for your drive time and have a look at the other bridges. some drive times across the bay area before you head into the weekend that's up next. >>and

nature may well be resilient, but these days it appreciates a helping hand. john maguire, bbc news.their anorak in at best mediocre weather. it is the wrong outfit. i love being out, whatever the weather. we'd love to see your best nature in lockdown pictures. this is one of mine. i did say we didn't need to have the dog in it. but there she is, ruby, and in autumnal morning. i think the roots triumph over ruby. i said one with just the words. but ruby made the picture. the fact the trees have been there a very long time and they're probably extremely wise, if they're probably extremely wise, if they could think, obviously. they will look at us thinking, this is all very insignificant. it doesn't feel insignificant from where we are. use short—term us humans! do send us in your pictures. you can send them to us at bbcbrea kfast@bbc. co. uk. almost 25 past six. john is here. good morning. most mornings have been good for liverpool this year. but i think it's fair to sayjurgen klopp will be a little frustrated, as will some of his players, against west brom. very clear what you were g

as a johns move forces into the last territory handed over by armenia under a russian broken ceasefire deal, the agreement followed 6 weeks of intense fighting over the disputed region of the going to cut about is it one of 3 areas outside the region's borders, which were handed over by armenia. as part of the truce, russian troops have been deployed for the next 5 years. to oversee the implementation. al qaeda linked fighters have fired missiles at 3 french military camps in northern mali. the bases in ghar and kid doll were hit within hours of each other in a rare coordinated attack on casualties reported by the un base next to the camp into da was damaged french forces killed the military leader of north africa when 3 weeks ago. another 33 people have been buried following a massacre on 2 feet ledges in northeastern nigeria. a delegation from nigeria is senate has now visited borno state where the farm workers were attacked and their rice fields on saturday. the un says at least 110 civilians were killed, and many more were injured. 43 workers were buried on sunday, but her arm is s

picture also tells you something about how he works with other people because, instead of just handing john draft the next morning when he came to the oval office. he called john in and they sat on this sofa for an hour and a half and went over every change that he had made. >> i know how bitter and contentious the issue of health-insurance reform has become. >> this bill is the greatest threat to freedom that i have seen in the 19 years i've been here in washington. >> we've gotten caught up in the political game, in a way that's just not healthy. >> this is nancy, who was as responsible as anyone for the affordable care act. and nancy anne had two young boys, and they never saw their mom for, like, two years. like, she would leave the house early in the morning, and the boys hadn't even woken up, yet. and by the time she got home, they were often already asleep. and that's the kind of sacrifice that people at the white house made. president obama was aware of this. it -- it wasn't anything that was ever said, but i started noticing it. where, whenever he could, he would make a point to ma

. >> so on the one hand you have pat robertson, john thune, people like that, essentially saying, no, we're done, move on. on the other hand, you have, anne, what jeff pointed out, that an awful lot of members of the republican party still realize, that donald trump has a huge following. where does that leave the republican party? >> well, chris, i think when you've lost pat robertson, you actually have also lost some leverage with powerful elements within the republican party. so i think that is an important dynamic that hasn't really fully played out yet. but he's still -- donald trump is still president, for just short of a month, and more importantly than that, he commands a significant following and political persuasion that many republicans, although their numbers seem to be thinning some, but still, many, many republicans, are worried that the president won't allow those supporters to back these politicians in particular or their policies more generally. the fear of donald trump's power after he leaves the white house and is no longer president but still the leader of a signifi

john f kennedy. ♪ ♪ the flag that has covered the casket is folded. it is passed from handthe honor guard. it is received by the widow. mrs. kennedy ignites the eternal flame at the head of her husband's grave. he reaches the end of his earthling journey. the new president takes over his duties at once. for the presidency is a continuing institution. with secretary of state james russ king at his side, he receives the distinguished leaders who attended the funeral. he expresses americas gratitude for the sympathy that has come from all over the world. president johnson has all along been a strong supporter of john f kennedy's policies. already he's made known that he intends to press for it hackman of the late presidents civil rights bill president johnson traveled widely in asia, europe, africa, the americans, and knows the aspirations of their peoples. he has assured the world that while defending the interest of free nations, he will continue the quest for peace. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ of the four presidential assassinations in u.s. history, notice attracted more in conspiracy theories

john humphrey kicked it off his knee into his hands on his back. what? ahead field goal. beavers in striking distance. nolan tried for more yardage. caleb robinson fell on it and we are done. the cardinal have won three in a row. 27-24 the final tonight. no cal highlights today. the game at washington state canceled. that's because the bears had one player test positive for covid-19. additional players were ruled out for contact tracing. the pac-12 citing policy, canceled the game some 90 minutes before kickoff. third time this has happened to the program this season. >>> empty rose bowl. ucla, usc. trojans on attack. last 20 seconds down 20. slovan, a toss. sc rally from 18 down to win. 43-38 to remain unbeaten. they will host the washington huskies next friday in the pac- 12 championship game. lsu and florida in blue. look at number three. threw a shoe down field after a play on fourth down. he got a penalty for that. it gave lsu a fresh set of downs. got in field goal range. and cade york kicked a 57-yard field goal and won the game. beat sixth ranked

. >> he said john transferred money between bank accounts and sometimes john met billy and handed over at a hamburger joint or a gas station. and john was always pressing them to get the hit done. >> i mean, he was -- you think you can get it done now? what's the chances? you know, where are y'all at? billy to would tell him, we're about an hour away. we'll call you when we get close. okay, well, call me when you got confirmation. i want this thing done. and i was like, damn, what did this lady do? >> as long as john was willing to pay, charlie says billy and his family were willing to talk about killing nancy. and every time the hit didn't happen, john wanted to know why. billy was the master of outlandish excuses. >> he had a brain tumor. he had seizures, he had spells. he done too much dope. the neighbors were home. he [ bleep ] as far as he could take it and john would buy it. hook, line, sinker every time. >> mr. john's big money scheme to kill nancy howard was an economic bonanza for east texas. according to charlie, billy earl couldn't seem to spend that money fast enough. >> mo

emergency department one patient was reportedly held in an ambulance all night medic john kelley seen was out in the 1st handhe told a small. i've been a doctor for over 35 years and the scenes of the ambulance. actually merged. apartments. that. it is very important that we get our section rates under control and we need clear concise advice to our population and we need clear action by our executive reaches those numbers we do know that locked doors reduce them i know it is difficult. we need to get the numbers to i'm about our health service and coke until hopefully we start to get a vaccination rolled out to our population while with the situation critical after more than $59000.00 confirmed cases of 1100 deaths northern ireland starts a new 6 week. residents being urged to only home for essential reasons deputy 1st minister this little choice. it'll be disappointing to many i think a lot of people also would have expected it and it's very clear that we needed an urgent intervention i think this is the right decision by the executive albeit i accepted the challenge and for many many people unfortunately

john durham special counsel. durham was supposed to wrap up last summer and he didn't. why? don't give me -- if biden is president, he will ask every united states attorney to handn their resignation and that will include john durham. biden can still direct the attorney general to fire durham. how sad it is it was the republicans who wanted to stop president trump from firing special counsel mueller. but i doubt there is any democrat who will try to tell joe biden he can't fire john durham especially since adam schiff stated the attorney general perhaps should end the inquiry into the trump investigation. surprise surprised. the democrats will get away with it again. americans are for was over the russia collusion hoax. we need answers. we need action. we need justice. and you, mr. barr, are so deep in the swamp you can't see beyond your fellow reptiles, and you are not the exceptional leader needed at this exceptional time in history. that's my open. let me know what you think on facebook page and twitter #judgejeanine. if you like my open, you will like my new book "don't lie to me." president trump addressed a massive crowd tonight in georgia in support of go

wear a mask, wash your hands, keep your distance. john, what do you think of that?some sense, of course, to wear masks and social distancing and so on. but, if these draconian lockdowns go too far, people will start to lose respect for public policy and respect for the law, they're going to disobey the law, in part, i think, because when the regulations appear to make little or no sense. our legal system depends on voluntary compliance by people who agree with government decisions. we did. but if you have examples by the government itself that restaurants don't transmit the virus that much, why would people comply with these kind of lockdown orders. >> some people are clearly fed up. there's some talk of recalling governor gavin newsom. i remember the recall of gray davis, that gave us governor arnold schwarzenegger. so, john, what do you make of the recall at this stage? >> we may need to get the terminator back in office again. i wonder if he'll be able to come back one more time to save the state. many people thought the recall for governor newsom was a shot -- a

but if we leave the sudanese border, as about john has moved forces into the last territory handed over by armenia. under a russian brokered cease fire deal the agreement followed 6 weeks of fighting over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region. russian troops have been deployed for the next 5 years to oversee the implementation. al qaeda linked fighters are fired missiles at 3 french military camps in northern mali. the bases in were hit within hours of each other. in a rare coordinated attack, no casualties reported but a united nations base next to the camp and was damaged french forces killed the military leader of north africa when 3 weeks ago. another 33 people have been buried following a massacre on 2 villages. in northeastern nigeria, a delegation from nigeria's senate has visited borno state where the farm workers were attacked in their rice fields on saturday. the un says at least $110.00 civilians were killed and many more injured and it is boko haram suspected of being behind the attacks. several people also injured during a rally in support of uganda's opposition. presidentia