one eco-radical may have let it slip what the real goal is telling the la times if we take away thosen the pipeline to limit becomes even more expensive for the gas industry to maintain its infrastructure. it becomes a death spiral. jointly does michael shellenberger, environmental activist and author of apocalypse never which is in stores now. natural gas is an extremely clean fossil fuel so i have to ask what is this about? >> it is not about climate change because natural gas is the main reason the united states reduce our carbon emissions 22% since 2005 which is the most of any nation in the world so if climate activists were about solving climate change they would be in favor of natural gas. that's not what is going on. the agenda is to promote scarcity, to promote higher energy prices, to promote reduction of overall consumption particularly among poor and working-class people who are punished the most when you make electricity expensive and unreliable. it's notable that this is happening at a time when we are having electricity blackouts in california for 3 years in a row becau

ballot that would raise the minimum wage in california to $18 an hour by 2026 sandberg told the la times that if you work full time, you should be able to live with financial security. and that's not possible in california in january. the state minimum wage will increase to $15 an hour for large businesses and for all businesses by 2023. >> the trump era migrant policy known as remain in mexico. resumed enforcement today. it requires migrants to stay in mexico as they await immigration hearings. the biden administration ended the policy but then lawsuits pie, texas and missouri forced to back into effect as long as mexico agreed, which it did for now at least the scope of the program has just been broadened citizens of all other countries in the western hemisphere can now be sent back to their home nations until now that rule only applied to spanish speakers and there's talk of providing secure shelters for people in this program, although shelter operators along the border say they are already over while it. >> tomorrow will mark 80 years since the attack on pearl harbor. that surprise

climate cause and they want us to have a scientist to defend the global warming on the narrative in la times and they they won't even print letters to the editors from their climate deniers. and announcing he said we wouldn't do this as well as the holocaust deniers and this is necessary because i provide you information it and media and prove that the sensors are completely wiped out. and they have nobel prize-winning scientists and their screaming fromts the rafts that there's an emergency and solutions that no impact without the climate animations and massive set of with people are not even aware of. and one of the reasons the kids movement has become so big because climate activists realize they couldn't convince adults that this was an emergency so they would offer children because her more gullible us with a high school kids now are skipping school and have whole chapter devoted to that there converting the children. and not only the federal government the united states, share the health and climate are shown the suing the most government comes in and shuts down mankind and. [inaudible

and i don't know if you have heard, but la times recently shared that 25% of our youth across the uspressing depressive symptoms, anxiety symptoms. and so we were very prepared as a district to welcome our students back. and every single one of our sites has social workers. we have wellness centers. we have increased our partnership with different organizations like new hope for youth, city peace projects. our student governing board, which is our students, they are very involved in policy, have also taken up the wellness work and really supported our work at the school sites to support the greater community, their peers. so that's-- damian: i think we missed--those are wonderful things that are happening. i'm glad the students are back, but when the students returned back, you started thinking about school safety now. and fortunately, this is--hasn't happened in our area, but across the country the school shootings are back because school is back and you need something that sometimes you can control, sometimes you can't. and you work with other schools as well. what have you se lore

refuerzo del covid-19 para menores de 15 a 12 años fueron canceladas por falta de personal la celebración de año nuevo en timeancelada >> mi esposo no se vacunó >> protección que dice pudo haber salvado a su esposo >> por favor que lo hagan esto es prevención para todos para que nos salvemos >> la explosión de contagiados en california reportaron más de 29 mil nuevos casos carmen de telemundo los Ángeles nos acompaña con la información buenas noches a qué se debe el alza de hospitalizaciones >> muy buenas noches envía a los niños a hospitales por eso la protección mas poderosa es la vacuna sin embargo de acuerdo con el centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades el 14% de los niños entre 5 y 11 años de edad están vacunados en estados unidos ocurre cuando faltan días al regreso a clases >> queremos que tengan confianza preparamos para el regreso de los alumnos de las maestras >>las autoridades sanitarias aprobaran la vacuna de refuerzo del covid-19 para niños entre 12 y 15 años los fuertes lluvias y nieve afecta al estado dorado es que las tormentas invernales azotan y lluvias récord que provoca co

oh, welcome to the kaiser report, i max kaiser with stacy herbert and la time to walk them. nick jam bruno to the show for this christmas week. special nick was casey research for a long time, but he started his own company focused on helping people to see the big economic and geopolitical picture to survive and thrive. the changes ahead, stacy right. nick jam pronounced. welcome to the kaiser report. it's almost new year's eve and we're looking ahead to 22002 year. this is your business. this is what you do. you look at the geo politics and geo economics of the world and you plan ahead, right. you make sure that you're, you're not caught up in the whirlwind of chaos and disaster and currency crisis.

the la times reports a security guard on the property was also shot while the incident initially appearedbe a home invasion robbery. police tell the newspaper that it may be too soon to classify it as that. no arrests have been made. jacqueline married record executive clarence avant back in 1967 married for 54 years. the pair. parents to film producer and former u.s. ambassador nicole avant, who was married to netflix co ceo ted sarandos clarence avant dubbed the godfather of black music is a renowned record executive and film producer who was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame earlier this year. coming up next, the break into a brand new restaurant in san francisco. and after they robbed it, they throw a party. >> we'll sh two loads of snot covered laundry. only one will be sanitized. wait, what? adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria detergent alone, can't. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vis

been offered freebies laughs like they were in the past — which was one of the criticisms of the la timesyou inside? oh, very, very different. a lot of rules and by—laws have changed. number one, they have hired a chief diversity officer, an african—american man from florida who now has a permanent position. they have formed a partnership with the naacp for five years. no more freebies or swag or money or offers from studios that was part of what we agreed to sign in the new by—laws and agreed to and they agreed to continue to increase the number of people in the hollywood foreign press association that are people of colour so they are moving into the right direction... so new members training oversight — should the media then stop giving the golden globes the cold shoulder? you know i think it will take time. i am ready to say, absolutely yes... right now? you think they should do it right now? i think they should and here is why. i don't know if you recall, the oscars so white situation that happened with the oscars. lack of diversity and inclusion is a problem that all of hollywood fac

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we dare to ask ah, welcome to the kaiser report i mash kaiser with stacy herbert and la time to walk and nick jam bruno to the show for this christmas week special nick was at casey research for a long time, but he started his own company focused on helping people to see the big economic and geopolitical picture to survive and thrive, the changes ahead, stacy right. nick jam pronounced. welcome to the kaiser report. it's almost new year's eve and we're looking ahead to 2022 year. this is your business. this is what you do, you look at the geo politics and geo economics of the world and you plan ahead, right. you make sure that you're, you're not caught up in the whirlwind of chaos and disaster and currency crisis. so, you know, hemingway, oh is, and he was the one that coined the phrase that, you know, how did you go bankrupt slowly and then suddenly, so in terms of the last time you interviewed with macs, you mentioned that yes, the u. s. is going to go bankrupt. so is, are we almost a met? sudden period of us going bankruptcy because we've seen people like michael berry. we've seen

henry chu is long—serving foreign correspondent and deputy news editor at the la times.nbee is a veteran columnist on the left—of—centre guardian newspaper. and simonjack, the bbc�*s business editor, is here in the studio. good to see you, simon, and good to have you both joining us from parts around the uk while we maintain all our social distancing forjust that little bit longer, as a result of what's happening at the moment. let's begin in downing street, who have been having a week they'd rather forget. three things may explain why. a newspaper published a photo of a christmas party last year held in the basement of borisjohnson�*s party headquarters, at a time when all such activities were against the law. the uk's leading civil servant, the cabinet secretary, was investigating "gatherings" inside downing street, one of them in the prime minister's own flat — at least he was. it turns out his office organised what it called a christmas party, too. on tuesday, the imposition of covid vaccine certificates, which have become a condition of entry to public venues, provo

the la times today is ratcheting up the fear, advising those traveling for the holidays. upon landing ticket covid test right away, take another test two days later and have a home test ready for any visiting family members, the testing regime which does nothing to stop the disease does am up the panic and is at the heart of the biden solution. he is sending out half 1 billion covid tests to every home with you are alone or not, the assumption is we can test our way out of this crisis even biden doesn't believe this. today he wanted into a press event and i will but you see for yourself. >> did i get my test today? yes i did, when i walked in here. i haven't gotten the result yet. >> wait a minute. baron mind he had been exposed to a staffer with covid just days before. he was coughing like a tv victim yesterday and yet he walks among reporters before he has the test results. was the death point of the covid test if you are not going to wait for the result. dc what is happening here? biden is telling you to take grandma and grandpa away from your christmas tree but he is

blue cities and states will try to shutdown schools as well as kamala harris just admitted to the la times the administration didn't see any of this coming. you mean biden's scientific brain trust of fauci and collins couldn't foresee any of this? why my not surprised? these are the same clowns who thought funding dangerous experiments hotbed coronavirus is at stuart: lab was a grand idea. with the economy lagging of the virus spreading like wildfire again biden announced a new 2-pronged plan to get the pandemic under control. program, browbeat and vilify the unvaccinated. >> if you are not fully vaccinated you have good reason to be concerned. you are a high risk of getting sick, you're putting other people at risk. your loved ones, your friends, neighbors, strangers. your choice can be the difference between life and death. >> from m2, more testing. >> one of the other things that we know has to be done is more testing was we will continue to add federal testing sites and we need to do better with at home testing so i'm announcing today the federal government will purchase one half billi

entre tanto no para la fila para hacerse la prueba de coronavirus aquÍ en la plaza de times square. >la multitud completamente vacunada dijo el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasio en un comunicado anunciando los protocolos para celebrar la fiesta de fin de aÑo en times square. . >> feliz que el alcalde haya decidido continuar con la fiesta de aÑo nuevo. >> tras el alto contagio por la variante Ómicron las autoridades llevaban dÍas analizando cÓmo llevar a cabo la celebraciÓn, ahora los asistentes tdrÁn que presentar la tarjeta de vacunaciÓn con una identificaciÓn, utilizar mascarilla y mantener el distanciamiento social. ademÁs solo se permitirÁn 15 mil personas en el perÍmetro del escenario y no las 58 mil que regularmente se permite. a pesar de las nuevas medidas muchos prefieren celebrar en casa. >> lo que pasa es que la vacuna igual no previene el contagio, igual te puedes contagiar. >> al mismo tiempo hoy neoyorquinos uno trastro llegaban a buscar la prueba casera para detectar el covid-19, ante la escasez y largas filas nueva york comenzÓ a distribuirlas en forma masiva y grat

harris telling the la times, quote, we didn't see delta coming. i think most scientists did not, upon whose advice and direction we have relied. we didn't see omicron coming. the comments prompted the white house to issue the statement saying it was ready for new variants and harris was referring of to the exact kinds of mutations, while dr. anthony fauci clearing up the vice president's comment. listen. >> i think that the vice president's statement was taken a bit out of context. i believe she was referring to the fact that the extraordinary number of mutations and amino acid substitutions, particularly with omicron, no one expected it that much but we were well prepared and expect thad we were going to see variants, there's no doubt about that. >> reporter: tomorrow, president biden will announce new plans to fight omicron and build on his winter plans that will address booster shots, lockdowns and mask mandates. carley: we'll have to wait and see what he has to say on that front. todd: former president trump sounding off on joe biden's covid r

. $18 an hour by the year 2026 sandberg told the la times, if you work full time, you should be ablerity and that's simply not possible here in california in january state minimum wage will increased to $15 per hour for large businesses and for all businesses by 2023. well, target stores may have been closed on thanksgiving, but the store says it's extending hours in the days leading up to christmas starting yesterday. most stores will open at 07:00am and not close until midnight. and that's going to be the standard through december 23rd a target spokesperson says this allows guests more time to shop in store or use the same day pickup options during the final weeks of the holiday season. no word, though, on how this affects the target stores in san francisco that are still closing very early. do too. robberies that happened at those stores. still ahead, a man in italy is in big trouble after going to get a covid-19 vaccine. what the nurse discovered when he rolled up his sleeve. you want . - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. [lea] i'm a re

back in 1989, he was a reporter for the la times. >> nobody quite knew who had -- who had killed theosition in business? had he been taken out by the mob? >> reporter: after all, both jose and kitty had been shot in the knees. a mafia signature, perhaps? and then there was the company jose was running. "live entertainment" distributed all kinds of movies, including children's movies. but it got its start in porn. >> a lot of pornography is organized crime backed. 'cause it's a great way to make a lotta money in a industry that's not, you know, very well regarded. >> and there was actually a homicide in the valley a few weeks before they were murdered. and jose mentioned to his sons, "you know, this is what happens. this guy was into the pornography business. and he was murdered." >> reporter: plus, jose was known to be aggressive when it came to business. and investigators found two rifles in his bedroom. was jose worried someone might come after him? >> reporter: could lyle and erik be next? the brothers hired bodyguards. and in an interview, erik menendez voiced his suspicion. >> u

felix: el alcalde de nueva york no descarta cancelar las festividades de fin de aÑo en times square anteo de los casos de contagiocon las nuevas variantes del coronavirus y las autoridades siguen insistiendo en la vacunaciÓn. se ha comprobado que muchas personas que se han vacunado completamente y se infectan tiene menos posibilidad de transmitir la infecciÓn a desarrollar la que llaman sÚper inmunidad de la que nos habla rivero. rivero: infectarse con covid—19 despuÉs de haberse vacunado siempre ha sido posible. sin embargo, un estudio de la universidad de salud y ciencia dio a conocer que si una persona tiene la denominada infecciÓn las infecciones que ocurren dos o mÁs semanas despuÉs de una vacunaciÓn completa puede haber logrado una sÚper inmunidad. s1_uvn_e en el momento que usemos la vacuna que tenemos esto, se nota que tenemos muchos mÁs anticuerpos que nos pueden defender. en este estudio no estÁn sufriendo para poder crear esta inmunidad, pero el hecho de tener una infecciÓn previa hace que estemos mucho mÁs protegidos contra el covid—19. >> durante el estudio recuperaron 52 mu

henry chu is long—serving foreign correspondent and deputy news editor at the la times.

the bill on the november ballot raising the minimum wage to $18 an hour by 2026 sanford told the la timese, you should be able to live with financial security. and that is not possible in california right now in january state minimum wage to will go to $15 per hour for large businesses and it will go to 15 for all businesses by 2023 i finally some good news here gas prices. they have gone down for the first time in months. >> the average cost for a gallon of regular. that's dropped to 4.70. it's the first time in about 3 months. the prices have actually gone down. but the bay area. yeah, sure. it's to as one of the most expensive in the country. and here's a look at local gas prices. san francisco average cost for a gallon of regular for 90 alameda county, santa clara county, the prices for 78 north bay. brown county. that is for 84 per gallon. good down to 4.90. >> target is extending hours in the days leading up to christmas. now, most stores going to be opening at 07:00am closing at midnight. that is through december 23rd a target spokesperson says this will allow guests more time to s

carolina: despuÉs de la celebraciÓn de aÑo nuevo se espera que se realice otro evento en times squaree el alcalde. sin embargo, la realizarÁ apenas caiga la bola. carolina: gracias. y hablando del coronavirus, la ola de crÍticas a los mandatos de vacunaciÓn obligatoria no cesan. en chicago se estÁ pidiendo a la alcaldesa que extienda el plazo para exigir la tarjeta de vacunaciÓn. >> esta es una medida un poco drÁstica, ya que no contamos con el tiempo suficiente para realizar todas esas normas. reportero: por orden de la alcaldesa en bares, gimnasios, se debe exigir comprobantes de vacunaciÓn a clientes de cinco aÑos en adelante. >> necesitamos un poco mÁs de tiempo, por lo menos, para que tambiÉn nosotros coordinar cÓmo van a ser las medidas. reportero: por medio de una carta, le pide al alcaldesa al menos dos semanas mÁs. especialmente por la necesidad de tener un empleado permanente en la puerta para pedirle la tarjeta de vacunaciÓn a los clientes. >> lo mÁs importante es el cupo de los restaurante. reportero: hace un llamado a la calma. ahora los pequeÑos negocios en chicago trata

i know my husband is it dodgers fan and he still reads the la times every morning to find out what's going on for dodgers. this is really the growth of the sport and a whole another of it, advancing into journalism. so the significance here, and i wanted to to take away from this is that basically journalism in sports were often intertwined and that is no different today. you think of today's relationship between the sports teams and media and broadcasting, lots of money involved read every major-league team is like billions of dollars for the contract with the media companies and key part of the revenue and that originates well over 100 years ago. so little bit more, will wrap up, also having his own role to play in sports journalism and he just kind of cranks and into overdrive basically. this is the guy who works seven days a week six nights a week, i guess he takes one night off per week. and he is contacting it is correspondence who were providing at the data about baseball games all the nation and sounds like he's up all hours of the day. this guy, of course he's running the pa

airing of the episode entitled, and just like that, the stock has tanked 16%, and by the way the la times saying, " rarely in the history of pop culture has an enviable product placement ever gone quite so wrong." no word on whether peloton will take action against hbo max whose parent at&t owns warner media down about three-quarters of a percent, credit suisse pil ing on the pain cutting the stock to neutral from out performing and cut the price target to $50. now, ex-city and the city work out from home stocks were already struggling. now we've got more news on lulu lemon. not only is it an apparel giant for yoga pants, the parent of mirror, they bought mirror, the interactive workout company just beat on earnings but the stock is getting hit after l ulu cut its full year forecasts for mirror sales, from as high as 275 million to now as low as 125 million. shares down 2.7%. sky high prices have christmas party planners rearranging the menu. we are headed out to a new jersey butcher shop to find out what he is now charging for specific cuts of meat, and what the high prices mean for his

. >> hasta el momento nueva york mantiene los planes de celebrar el aÑo nuevo en la plaza times squarecelebraciÓn este fin de aÑo es en atlanta, las autoridades cancelaron la tradicional caÍda del melocotÓn con que le dan la bienvenida al aÑo nuevo, un evento al que llegan hasta 60 mil personas, pero esta vez no ocurrirÁ. y es una decisiÓn que ha molestado a algunos residentes pues consideran que si se mantienen otras actividades colectivas no es razÓn para suspenderlo. >> una pareja ha pospuesto su boda 3 veces, la razÓn, bueno, la pandemia, kristen y charles matthews se comprometieron en 2019, y tras 2 ceremonias fallidas pensaban darse el sÍ este 31 de diciembre, pero eso no ocurrirÁ. dijeron que no quieren que uno de los dÍas mÁs especiales de su vida termine convirtiÉndose en la pesadilla de otros. ademÁs, varios de sus 200 invitados avisaron que no llegarÍan por estar enfermos aÍi que no les queda de otra que pensar en otra fecha en el 2022. como hispanos transmitir nuestra cultura y tradiciones a las futuras generaciones es importante para preservar nuestras raÍces. eso es lo qu

peggy: las hospitalizaciones por covid—19 aumentaron un 20% alrededor de todo el paÍs, segÚn datos de new york timesdad en las unidades de cuidados intensivos. >> en el oeste estamos viendo una crisis en los hospitales de la variante delta. peggy: en el estado de nueva york se registrÓ una cifra rÉcord. la ciudad de nueva york o reportÓ mÁs de 5000 casos. lo que tiene nerviosos a algunos, como melissa, que pasÓ horas en un centro de pruebas debido a las largas filas. >> soy estudiante y recibÍ un correo de que estuve en proximidad con alguien. voy a viajar la prÓxima semana y debo saber si puedo ir a ver a mi familia. peggy: mÚltiples eventos han sido aplazados de costa a costa. mientras, la vicepresidenta kamala harris, habrÍa admitido que la administraciÓn fallÓ en anticipar las llegadas de la variante delta y omicrÓn, en una entrevista a los angeles times. todo cuando la campaÑa para colocar la dosis de refuerzo enfrenta sus propios problemas. >> dijeron que era la oportunidad y yo me vine ahora mismo. peggy: hasta ahora el 30% de los adultos ha recibido la vacuna de refuerzo, segÚn los cdc. se e

las autoridades limitaron la celebraciÓn de times square a un tercio de lo que se tenÍa planeado. s tiempo en el hospital y menos oxÍgeno para los pacientes, pero los expertos aseguran que se debe esperar tiempo para ver como reacciona esta variante. locutora: la navidad es un momento para compartir en familia, pero no todos tienen esa suerte. en mÉxico tienen un dÍa mÁs de sufrimientos y carencias, aunque por unos momentos hoy van a celebrar en la medida de lo posible. francisco nos dice cuÁl es el regalo que mÁs esperan los migrantes. locutor: esta pequeÑa aprende a dar sus primeros pasos con el boquete que le regalaron los voluntarios. ciudadanos de reynosa y las vecinas tambiÉn les regalan dulces y comida para hacerles pasar un rato agradable en este campamento improvisado en la plaza de reynosa, donde unos tres migrantes vienen condiciones precarias. hoy trataron de olvidar las cosas malas y comenzaron a preparar la cena navideÑa con lo que pudieron, y agradecer que a pesar de todo estÁn vivos. >> el aÑo pasado estuvimos en nuestros hogares con nuestra familia festejando las f

la pandemia por favor. muchos describen sus deseos en el confetti en el times square. >> las vissas se asignan cuando enfrentade mano de obra por la pandemia de covid-19 >> inundados por plástico terminan en el océano matando a cientos de miles de animales >> estas aves se están muriendo para enviarnos un mensaje >> comenzamos con aumento en número de casos de covid-19 en el país. ómicron es la variante que más contagia en el país. un hombre de texas no vacunado es la primera muerte de ómicron. se ha extendido con gran rapide z >> ty más de 4.000 personas han sido hospitalizadas y continúan insistiendo que la única protección es vacunarse para beneficio de todos >> a solo días de navidad la preocupación aumenta ante una ola de casos de covid-19. >> la familia nada más si se sale siempre cuidando con mascarilla >> moderna anunció que su vacuna es efectiva y aumenta anticuerpos. más de 130.000 personas se contagian diariamente >> es un invierno difícil, todos quisiéramos estar con nuestros seres queridos y es el momento más crítico >> un crucero. >> ómicron provocó que se cancelaran eventos masivos en el país t

la. last time i got a job of the navy, secure our border, 0 here or not indonesian citizens. i cannot bring them in. even as a few gees is in line with govern policy. with police say the ringo we're trying to reach malaysia. thousands of for hanging. her fled me and martin neighboring hunger dash in recent years. escaping and military crack down that the un says amounts to genocide facing poverty and crowded refugee camp. many tried to reach safety in southeast asian countries. last year, a group of for hanger, refugees, was saved by fishermen and brought ashore after their boat broke down near archie. but some fisherman told al jazeera they were afraid of repercussions if they attempted a risking this time. denisia is not a signatory to view any convention on refugees and is seen as a transit country for refugees making dangerous journeys at sea. still, human rights groups saying indonesia must do more as a regional power in southeast asia. the post, the bow back is, is a violation of international obligations of indonesia. i think international law clearly imposes obligatio

pÚblico, por ejemplo en la ciudad de nueva york las autoridades municipales anunciaron la reducciÓn del aforo en timesmil que se estaba pautado inicialmente, ahora solamente serÁn 15.000 los espectadores permitidos en la zona del evento. ademÁs para acceder deberÁn presentar prueba de vacunaciÓn y utilizar mascarilla. para la siguiente noticia nos vamos a la costa oeste. investigadores creen que la bala que terminÓ con la vida de una menor de 14 aÑos en una tienda del norte de hollywood california saliÓ del arma de un policÍa, la joven fue identificada como valentina orellana peralta y estaba de compras con su madre, los agentes que respondieron al llamado se encontraron a un sujeto atacando a otra persona, y fue ahÍ cuando abrieron fuego y mataron al sospechoso. ahora los peritos creen que uno de estos proyectiles cruzÓ la pared de un vestidor y alcanzÓ a la menor, otra mujer fue hospitalizada pero no se inforÓo su condiciÓn mÉdica. en mÉxico la actriz silvia pinal permanece ingresada en un hospital de la ciudad donde fue diagnsticada con coronavirus, esta querida actriz mexicana no ha presentado sÍn

inicio del año la enorme esfera tiene 12 pies de diámetro estamos emocionados la subir al techo del edificio nombre 1 de timee año nuevo todos deberán usar mascarillas los asistentes al evento deben estar vacunados >>estamos emocionados de darle la bienvenida al público hemos trabajado de cerca con de blasio el viernes la subirán a las 6:00 de la tarde para darle la bienvenida al 2022 >> esta mujer decidió quitar las decoraciones navideñas el día de navidad el video se ha hecho viral en tik tok hasta elogiaron su dedicación >> llega la edición del desfile de las rosas en pasadena >> hay medidas de precaución que usted tiene que tomar en cuenta si quiere llegar al sur del estado sandra bonilla nos trae detalles >> con esperanza y bondad todo está listo para su regreso tras ponerse en pausa este año el desfile de las rosas son 24 carrozas los que pasaran donde miles de personas esperaran ser parte de él debe de saber que el requisitos es mostrar prueba de vacunación contra el covid-19 >> son miles los voluntarios q trabajan en la carroza >> llevaran flores colores es interesante lo que usan de la naturaleza >>

ok back to that egypt game against lebanon, which is still go las at half time. any richardson is there at the stadium watching that match for any. what you made of this match so for well, gee, to sort of force of circumstance, egypt pretty inexperience, a theme paler, it's an official fee for event seems outside the club seems outside of ag turned and i will be going to release that players. so i most notably excited liverpool, he's on pretty much every egyptian fans. black t shirt isn't here and even the coach call us care of the very experience that portuguese coach says that coming to this are a cup to try some new place and experienced players. but with their eye on things coming up in the future, most notably, of course, the africa cup of nations, which is around the corner at the start of 2022. and then those really soft wilcock playoffs that all african st find themselves in in march. so they're hoping they will be making a return trip to cats or the end of next year. as for lebanon. well, in some ways we have them to thing for you being here. it's all, i

time. their final against to nicea was go las at full time, but an extra time substitute damage. so unleashed a shot that finally beat to museum keeper mice hassan to to 0 was the school in the end to nicea while they were denied winning their 1st our high for since 1963. let's go over now to john. gosh roscoe's been watching the atmosphere at the and bade stadium so how jerry approved themself, but did come to pass the test in holding this event. i'm sorry, sammy, i didn't quite hear you. can you ask that question again? maria? allow still a little bit of noise going on by understandably so, and i was saying it, algeria ready proved themselves, i guess you could say they passed the test, but did cutter past the test in the organizing and holding a large event? oh, well, i mean, speaking to fan certainly. i think there certainly, derek, delighted with how this has been organized, this arrow cup. there were problems in the beginning. there were problems with the ticket and fan id, but i think as we move through this whole man, it become a bit easier to get hold of tickets. games l