pure concentration, watch the giants receiver, john ross, haul it in? did he take it away? that is a grab. number 2. what could stop wisconsin running back? how about a kicking net. ouch. he was okay. now, number one, miles garret from the cleveland browns as the grim reaper yesterday, wrote the name of every quarterback he sacked on his cape. look at that. >> tackling a few more guys over the next few years. >> he is going to need a longer cape. >> yes. >> just saying. >> i can not stop thinking about that kiss, the almost kiss. >> you win some, you lose some. >> brutal. >> thank you, vern. >>> tonight, a wayward seal pup is enjoying all of the comforts of home. plus a little something extra after -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get

watch john ross pull it in or did he take it away? number two. what could stop wisconsin running back allen? how about a kicking net? allen was okay. number one. miles garret. this is a hold over from halloween. the cleveland browns as the grim reaper wrote the name of every wash he has sacked on his cape. now garret is so good. few more sacks. will need a longer cape. that's enough. we will see you later. >>> also streaming on cbsn bay area. >> the big legal win for drug companies in the opioid crisis lawsuit. >> and and one local city. >>> and here is a live look outside at san francisco from our mark hopkins wow, no braces, everything's hands free. i wasn't so lucky. invis is not your parent's braces. invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> dr.s wibeta students in a matter of hours about the vaccine. i'm justin andrews. parents also have tips for you coming up next. >> and the new problem for car break-in victims trying to get t

pure concentration, watch the giants receiver, john ross, haul it in? did he take it away?is a grab. number 2. what could stop wisconsin running back? how about a kicking net. ouch. he was okay. now, number one, miles garret from the cleveland browns as the grim reaper yesterday, wrote the name of every quarterback he sacked on his cape. look at that. >> tackling a few more guys over the next few years. >> he is going to need a longer cape. >> yes. >> just saying. >> i can not stop thinking about that kiss, the almost kiss. >> you win some, you lose some. >> brutal. >> thank you, vern. >>> tonight, a wayward seal pup is enjoying all of the comforts of home. plus a little something extra after ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. i didn't have t

just seeing the smile seeing everyone cheerful joyful and food brings people together jasen and john ross have been volunteering at live memorial church for the last 16 years. they are 2 of almost 100 volunteers who put together thanksgiving feast for those in need. just happy to have you know, like they they're needing and where we're helping people like diana buell. >> i'm very thankful for this mail like the stuff. a survey that part of the thanksgiving dinner fallen tears spent the early morning hours preparing meals for an outdoor breakfast and brunch volunteers also offered covid live near london breed help prepare meals to go for the homeless encampments across the city are back that are going out to people. >> you know, the port the holiday cheer. and hopefully pollen >> this is what thanksgiving is about. it is about giving things. it's about giving back and it's about being with the community that we serve. >> and light is always looking for volunteers, especially after the holidays. the church just reopened its volunteer program. you can find out more details on our website on

all right, john ross k leading pain management expert. thanks for time. so good to get your take on that story here today. so much still ahead of today's of tension the poland federal border crisis begins to clara, demoralized margaret is trying to reach the you give up on return home. corresponding reports from the scene after the break. ah, join me every thursday on the alex summon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me . oh, is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way? where are you being led somewhere? which direction? what is true was is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah quote him back. the rush is foreign minister has lashed out of his western counterparts, accusing him of sabotaging the you'd find peace talks. sagan, law broke, spoke out all for you, triggered a diplomatic spat by publishin

will economics professor john ross, mr. tell us that the u. s. government won't focus on spending more on green energy any time. see? well, i certainly not the favorable to green energy because what it means is that focuses or is increasingly and still on fossil fuels. a green energy is a for the future, it appears it's going to take several years for any of the spending. and of course, we don't know how much the us will spend because most of it is in the legislation. call the reconciliation bill that doesn't look like it's going to pass. we've got price gouging, going on everywhere in the u. s. economy right now. as companies attempt by raising prices to recoup the losses from 2020 revenue during the worst impact of the shutdowns, or they're trying to make up the ground. and they're raising their prices everywhere globally is we're just exported anyway. so it probably wouldn't work. he's got to take much stronger action, but you know, he's not the kind of president that box the big corporations or take strong action . he's always looking for

i'm john guest ross though with the sports more teams we'll look to qualify for the woke up later joining the 9 countries whose flags are already flying in doha, at of castle 2022. ah, thank you for joining us. european union, foreign ministers are preparing war sanctions targeting bella. rules as a migrant crisis, worsens on its eastern frontier. dozens of people have been gathering at the border, trying to cross into poland. the e u accusers bella roosters government of deliberately allowing them to travel to the frontier as revenge for sanctions imposed by the block for rights abuses. today we're going to approve a new packet of centers again to lucille people responsible for what's happening in google. and we're going to large framework, you know, the to seek employment, all those things, all the people are lines, rabelais, agencies and everybody was involved on these illegal bullshit wranglers. you know, a while the bella russian president has denied the accusation and is threatening to retaliate. if the you impose is more sanctioned, alexander lucas shanker says he's trying to persu

the story about john and the russian ross, if you will give you're in a general him in a more school office, you know, the american media urinate or go up there for several years. and the language that you was was so rude, so force. and it was based on the lives of just one individual either and maybe then jenko is a product, probably a pretty creepy character. i don't know him personally, but i mean he, he did what he was asked to do. he was asked to do apo research and you know, to get your paycheck. you've got to push the envelope there, you know, and coming in maybe a little bit more, a little bit more spicy. ok? i doesn't get them, i'll get him on it. i will just say a. busy hans, monkey very well. here's what we're lean advisors each the story. barnes dungeon feeds the story. cuz you still think this story because you still have teens it to the media and then we have 3 years old wise. that is wonderful. now. ok, but let me go back to george, him. and then the, the interesting thing for me is that i'm going to wait with you. and i talked to the gaggle about the virginia election

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ross. ♪ >>> earlier tonight i spoke to johns hopkins university history professor leah wright regur, "l.anist elsie granderson, and abc international correspondent terry moran about the implications of this verdict. lz, let's start with you. a resounding guilty verdict today. did you have any doubts and think it might possibly go another way? >> of course. i, i live in america. regardless of how much the video showed, regardless of the testimony. i just have seen too much, we all have, not to wonder if this was going to be a guilty verdict or thought. >> leah, when i was speaking to attorney ben crump earlier today, he said, jim crow isn't dead yet but we're gaining on it. today's verdict, was it a watershed moment, do you think? >> this is huge. but it's huge for a number of different reasons. it's huge because while it doesn't bring justice, real justice would be ahmaud arbery still alive, it does bring a sense of accountability. it's a watershed moment because we have a jury in the south that is predominantly white, all but one black juror, presided over by a white male judge, with a s

ross vaccine for emergency use. it's produced by barack biotech. well, the 10 percent of vaccination indians have taken the kovacs and john w h or approval means they're not. tradition is much more likely to be accepted is valid in other countries. won't have organization says cordarious cases have risen in europe for a 5th consecutive week, making it the own. the region in the world where coven 19 is still increasing. poland reported more than $10000.00 cases on wednesday. as infections continue to spike is the highest number of daily infections since late april. country also reporting 120 deaths in the past 24 hours. its health ministry is considering title restrictions. mosques are being reintroduced in the netherlands after rise in career virus infections. their government is also expanding the use of a corona pass. people will now need to show proof of a vaccination or negative cova test to enter many public places like museums and jims. infections have been rising, since most social distancing measures were dropped in late september. and the 1st covered 19 vaccines were rolled out in germany. many hoped it was the path out of the pandemic. but s

john, please go ahead with your question or comment for ross douthat. >> caller: hey, greetings, ross. as a columnist for "the new york times," i wanted to see your take on the 1619 project that is based, many historians say, on faulty history and advocating crt and racial conflict as opposed to the more positive, virtuous character ethics espoused by the 1776 project. >> host: thank you, sir. mr. d the -- douthat? >> guest: so, the 1619 project, my colleague nicole hanna jones played a big role. and i think there are a bunch of things going on in the project and in the controversy around it. and part of what it's trying to do, i think, is just basically, you know, have a more complete history of slavery and the black experience in america. and i think this is, in part, in general of what some of the ideas that are sort of in play this debates about education and changing ideas about history right now are, i think, just that. just the idea that, you know, we've had this sort of oversimplifieded narrative about slavety and -- slavery and african-american history that, for instance, doe

ross perot silent in the past, power and they production of history. ella baker and the black freedom movement, history is the future, dabo reynolds john brown abolitionists prisoners of the american dream and mahmoud man danny. now he appears in some of your writing as well. guess who i've long been a great admirer of his. he's a professor at columbia university from uganda and he is published many books and he didn't excellent book on sudan that everyone should read. and not understanding what was happening with the north and the south buddy started working on colonialism a decade or so ago with speeches and articles and then publish this book on the native settler which is just brilliant. he had asked me to blurb the book and i was on a panel discussing the book and we became friends. we haven't met in person and in his book and he is neither native nor settler uses my indigenous peoples history of the united states as one of the references. it's very unusual to deal with in the study of clooney alyssum for non-u.s. people so it's a row breakthrough in that sense because he is an african international and drinks u.s. settler colonialism to a much large

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