we're trying to live with covid the best way possible, ling-ling.ble in chinese harsh crackdowns are still in place? >> sure. you know, in some ways china has been a victim of their own earlier success. the zero covid lockdowns during the early days of the pandemic really helped keep death rates low and reported infections low. however, it also led to a population that you know, hasn't really developed you know, bigger immunity against a virus. jackie: sure. >> at the same time chinese vaccines haven't been as effective as you know mrna vaccines and the chinese have been very slow in terms of developing their own mrna vaccine. jackie: no. that is a great point. you know a lot of people are saying in the beginning we need herd immunity in this country. that is the way only way well get through this he didn't allow it to happen there so it creates a situation where there is big lag on the ground in china with the covid response. ling-ling, great to see you tonight. thanks so much. >> thank you. jackie: the numbers don't lie. they're showing grim conse

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joining me as lisa ling, the host. it is jarring to watch that.is, people forming these nonhuman attachments related to the pandemic. as i said, this is a jarring example. how does tony feel about this doll? does he recognize a connection to the pandemic? >> erin, you are right. when the pandemic took root in this country, we all craved human connection and we were prevented from interacting with humans. a lot of companies made a lot of money, amazon, door dash, zoom, and a company outside of las vegas who makes life-sized dolls. it was not just dolls that people found themselves connecting to. we became more attached than ever to our devices, even seeking validation by way of likes on social media. i would argue that we spend much more time on our devices interacting with sometimes thousands of people we might not even know if there are people then we do with human beings. kids these days would rather forgo play dates or going out and engaging in sports because they would rather stay home on these devices. i think we are all forming relationships

. >>> lisa ling is back with an all-new season of "this is life," where she takes viewers on a journey some of the most pressing issues of our time. >> that includes the social impact of the pandemic, particularly loneliness. in the first episode, lisa explores how some people are embracing nonhuman companions to fill that void. here's a preview. >> most of the time, tasha spends her days in a finished bedroom in tony's basement. >> ready to get that makeup off and get changed? >> a place he built just for her, where the two of them can be alone. are you physically intimate with tasha? >> ah, yes. >> what's that like? >> it's different. it's different than i would have expected. but there's a relationship t there. right now, sex is a very small part of it. it really is. oh, look at how gorgeous you are. >> sex may be why tony first purchased tasha,tells me that was just the beginning. >> and lisa ling joins us now. fascinating, lisa. and i would imagine in your travels, you met other people like tony who were craving nonhuman attachment, given the pandemic and the shutdown in the count

. >>> the ninth and financial season of "this is life with lisa ling" starts this sunday.t addiction problems. and in sunday's episode she looks at how technology is reshaping love and relationships after two years of isolation. here's a preview. >> what's the preview like? >> miss congeniality, caring, loving and loyal but the jersey girl edge to her. she'll do shots of at thtequila you. >> with tasha, he can be an artist, a fashion photographer. >> perfect. >> and a writer. compiling thoughts and dreams online. >> i don't look atta sha as a script i write. i don't sit down and say, what's tasha going to say next? i kind of look at her and i say, what are you thinking? i just let her flow through me. >> and joining me now is lisa ling. good to see you, lisa. there's a lot going on in this episode. i want to get in your mind as you're interviewing him. tell me more about what you learned in this. >> look, kate, as always with "this is life," we look at issues that affect all of us or many of us through a unique lens. this episode is not about sex dolls, but it is about the

while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. >>> lis a ling is back how the loneliness of the pandemic era is changing the fabric of civilization. here's a preview. >> tell me about when you first became aware of real doll. >> oh gosh. it was a special on a cable channel. okay. and like, that's interesting. before i brought her hope i wasn't sure what to expect. opened the box. and i just went -- aah. like that. i was just so taken back. and i felt her say my name is tasha. take me home why take me with you. >> she really heavy? >> about 60 pounds. >> you must carry her alone a lot? or stationary? >> she has a stand or sits in a chair like this. >> and you style her? you do her makeup, everything? >> yes. a lot of youtube videos. >> a good job. >> thank you. >> okay. joining us now is host of "this is life," lisa. interesting stuff. what did you learn about the non-human attachments? >> you know that our life likes to look at issues through unique lenses and this episode is no different. this is not an episode about sex dolls but relationships that mo

in rumors c, k, ling 10 waiters at least 10 people. and then people for free or really angry and they feel frustrated and then, and then suddenly they guided together to demands the end of 0 current policy. and then more people demand freedom. democracy. how nervous is the communist party at this point? what can this mean for? she's a grip on power so many people are suffering in china, almost. everyone suffers from that 0, call a policy and, and they want to tell it to policy. but, you know, in china to italians, digital call policy is, is almost equal to telling susan kings power, city pins, personal legitimacy. and then she didn't represent as the communist party. so, so the people taking to this joint now is tenzing the communist party, even though there are the amount is only only 2 and, and the 0 kabe a but by the communist party like to see it as an urgent right to guarantee itself. yet, the government isn't a difficult situation here, isn't it? because keeping the restrictions in place my fuel, the protests but lifting them wou

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it started to get bad her was there was not a single day without shelling ling annabelle and has one of her young a bullshit both the shelling is russia's revenge for ukraine taking back territory. moscow's troops occupied the school and town for half the year. schools did continue with lessons cushioning. jenko says at 1st he was able to teach as usual. but after the summer break, the occupies insisted on a russian curriculum. there are still russian text books in the classroom. yoga for the ocean, as i was, mike was bulletin, but the loose, i opened the geography textbook for 8 grade. the wasn't a real curriculum, but they gave us textbook slash about worship. i took a look and said no on the 1st page it said on the 21st of february 2022, the letter latimer putin signed to decree about the recognition of the so called people's republics. little of don't ask in lieu hands for so am i supposed to sit there and teach that. that is wonderful. and that of the inner motor edelton city. think of the russians occupied could be axed on the 3rd day of the war and controlled the town for more

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ben committees ling and army veteran retired sergeant alejandro reggie join us now.xcited to talk about your book, ben, "bravo company" we have it here today. tell us what this book is about. >> i wrote the book "bravo company" because i wanted civilians never been to combat to understand what it's like to go to war the sounds and sites you experience what happens when you come whoever after war. that's why i talk about 10 years reckoning with the deployment bravo soldiers like sergeant hearingy went through. >> steve: i found this statistic absolutely stunning in the reviews of "bravo company" your company suffered three in combat deaths multiple half the country purple hearts and you are one of the stories of those purple hearts losing both of your legs to an ied. >> yes, sir. for a while when we were there one was things that was said hopefully we will see you when you get back. every patrol i.d. incident during season. it's very nerve-racking deployment. >> will: you had seen so many ieds go off when the one that took your legs went off, you knew. >> 100 percent

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germany and italy, which depend more on imported russian gas, but it appears to have peakn the u.s.,lingw 8% in october. this is likely to put pressure on jimmy hunt. -- jeremy hunt. he warned that there will be tough but necessary decisions on spending to help balance the books. meanwhile, rishi sunak is nearly at the g 20 summit but he is also facing questions about the cost-of-living at home. >> the number one anxiety at the moment is the rising cost of things, inflation. that is eating into living standards. the chancellor rightly called it insidious. it makes people poorer. it is the enemy we need t face now. >> karen bass is chief executive of the food and drink administration. she told me where the greatest cost pressures are coming from. >> definitely energy is the most concerning cost pressure. businesses of crossed manufacturing are saying that energy costs are a quarter of operation costs. that is up from 12% a year ago. that is a significant amount of cost. the thing about food and drink his energy is embedded across every bit of the supply chain. we use energy to bake, boil,

that's because we live in an unprecedented cost-of-ling crisis. it's a train, the postal workers, or the jobs of the border force, you can't expect to have this when inflation is 11% and the government is doing nothing to alleviate the poverty, and the membs that i represent, 40,000 of them are using food stamps. that is why so many of them want to go on strike and we will see strikes in the next month and the department of transport, the border force, might be the first wave of strike action. it's inevitable, if there are so many strikes, unions will talk to eacother because we want our strikes to be effective. the more pressure we put on the government, the more chance there is they will have to see reason and do something about th civofoscrin-l tisg haist le'r union, the pcs. you touched on e border force control, the people who check passports. we are coming up to the christmas period, people traveling. you are talking about representing people who are making sure the highways and motor ways are safe. people will be using the roads a lot becau

where voters are and how they are ling in their daily lives rather than incumbent protection plans. > is there a race you are really watching right now? >> there is. it's a state senate race in the south bay and east bay. district 10 running from about hayward through fremont down to the south bay. this is one that is incredibly close. it's a proxy war that we talked about earlier. in this case you had nearly $5 million spent on outside nterest just in the general election. business groups getting behind -- that race is like 300 votes right now. so that will just be one i am really excited to see how it shakes out. i do think you see different choices being made by the two candidates in sacramento given their backing and constituents in this race. >> let's turn to housing. we sought on ballots up another state. there were 52 ballot measures across california. 21 of them right here in the bay area. we are joined now by housing >> reporter:, alan baldessari who wrote the definitive guide on having every single ballot measure fared on housing. weome. >> thank you for having me. >> tell u

i ha seen ople ling wiout power or water for days or weeks on end. when people are unable to reach their relatives, unable to work out what is happening to their family elsewhere, that really is the thing that really is most difficult for morale here. nicole: understandably so. thank you so much. please, try to stay safe the european parliament's website has been hit by a cyberattack hours after he designated russia -- they designated russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. it voted overwhelmingly in favor of moscow's repeated strikes on civilian targets in ukraine. the designation will have legal ramifications, as the eu doesn't currently have a legal structure in place to deal with. -- deal with it. our correspondent and brussels told us more -- in brussels told us more. reporter: the website appears to be back up now, but it has gone up and down again just this afternoon. what we saw happen is that shortly after the parliament voted on this measure that you mentioned, to declare russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, the website was no longer acc

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ling was your feet. are unsure, the piping that we pull up, even though are we are legal cinder, she lunch, we what is sheet other you don't, wendy is latoya d. despite the worsening security situation, a mysterious chinese national has appeared in afghanistan's non gaap products. on the border with pakistan, data doesn't my going to talk with that if i, if i some vin on one's usually a soil or something like warranty with arm groups including awesome al qaeda and the pakistani taliban based here, it's known as one of the most dangerous places on earth portion, which is all i say, specifically the vin or e to order we would let's just pushed when we had to start a band. johnson jar and 52 year old young sense has very different ambitions or to enough canister someone. so we're close and i just hadn't been watching one so can know the made she papa finishing sheep. i'm tom cooler now. she fine dog hummingbird. joshua, job you within your war hollow, bullshit to city he, me, georgia was, shall long batch i

dutch, and on the other side of the street, someone speaking friends, us and then you've got a rabbit. ling, whatever language you on, spanish, italian is so diverse. so when, when you grew up in brussels, you feel like you're a part of the world much sooner than anywhere else. and then when you start traveling, like i went to germany, i went to, to england and it feels very natural. but also how much of that do you think comes from also being from the background that your firm, you know, having parents to have come from another country the, i guess, 2nd generation impact if you really look at it for, for its potential. you know, just having that diverse background it's, it's a wealth as you possess. because you do start with a lot of disadvantages. and that was my story when i grew up, you know, from an area where we did start with a lot of disadvantages, but i never looked at my background as one it was for me was a, well, it was something that i possess, that i felt one day other people be jealous from, you know, and from congo and i'm proud of it. and i'm from brussels and speak dutch a

ling told political scientist john werscheiner that he believes that the united states is solely responsible, thousands of europeans came out to rallies in major cities this weekend. they will tell them, artyom refusal to support western sanctions against russia is a deliberate policy and helps to protect its own interests such a position in a local interview. the media was voiced by serbian president aleksandar vučić. behind bill's star bat it's true, it's our policy, our decision. we withstood heavy pressure for 270 days. let me remind you that during the election campaign they said that i was on the first day after the elections in view of the sanctions, but the opponents immediately lost ground. now every day they tell me some great damage to serbia that the aggressive anti-russian did not impose sanctions policy of the west dissatisfied and in other european countries. residents of spanish san sebastian, demonstrators went to a rally against helping kiev, emphasize that the civilian population of donbass is being killed with european weapons, approximately with the same slogans took to

. >> a little black bear homeowner jason hunter says the year ling had to stand on its hind legs reach the doorbell. >> not on a pretty good. >> it's not uncommon to see wildlife in pine grove. we have a fair amount will every so often will get the bears and mountain lions come through. >> but what was so attractive about stopping at this i play one of the kids are having to read of dust on their why this particular home? we've got a lot of family coming up for hosting. so we're expecting 18 or 20 so. >> what's one more? i guess maybe he trying to get to an early seat at the table. i noticed it was fun for us. that's for >> there a lot of the tactics kind of stuff going on. so i just wanted to share something, find something entertaining and it's a safe way to look inside the mouth of the bear. i in pine grove rowena shaddox for kron. 4 news. all another story here about an animal. heading to a sheltered adopting little kitty cat only to find out later that it. >> is the oldest living cat in the world. vicki greene was looking to adopt a senior cat whea she saw flossie on an adoption s

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it is still much. ling. you've been saying to the ideology thing already and it will be like difficult if not impossible. 2000 these they are, this was a mistake. the correct is no order. you violence against the people like that it in 1809. but this could even create more grotesque though that very difficult situation was a difficult situation. any sort of move it might be seen as a sign of weakness, but people are talking. people are protesting that doing this at great risk, knowing that there are always consequences for such descent. in china, i mean how i mean, how risky is it for people right now in china to voice their opinion? when as you say, teaching ping has such a strangle hold on the way china operate. certainly the administrative level, it's actually risky. i mean, you can go for your whole life into prison for doing this. and it shows 2 things. the one is that people are really so frustrated about being locked into how it is for 2 or 3 months on the one hand and the other point. it's so many pe

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. >> lisa ling joins me now. lisa, intriguing? disturbing? wow.out this chute he went on. first of all, let me be crystal clear, that is his girlfriend, right? >> this is his nonhuman companion. and, you know, allison, our show has always tried to look at issues through a very unique lens. i will say that this is not an episode about sex dolls. it is about the relationships that all of us are having, with nonhuman entities. most of us are not in relationships with life-sized dolls, but we are in relationships with our devices, and the things that we can do and experience on them. the truth of the matter is, with these aim algorithms, they actually know us in some cases better than we know ourselves. when -- they know what makes us happy, they know what makes us sad or happy or excited, they know what kinds of things we like to buy. in some ways we are not even thinking for ourselves anymore, these devices, these algorithms are controlling our behaviors, and controlling our thoughts. when you see how far people are being pushed to extremes, because

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. >> reporter: a start ling new admission from iran, saying it did provide a limited number of drones the months prior to the invasion of ukraine, this admission happening in a press conference saturday with iran's foreign minister. there's a big but here. yes, iran admitting giving these drones, but not admitting the drones have been used in ukraine. the iran foreign minister says he's in touch with his ukrainian counterpart requesting concrete evidence that this was taking place on the ground. saying if they were provided evidence, iran would not be indifferent to the matter. a very vague statement there. drones have terrorized civilians, including here in kyiv. western officials familiar with iran's weapons program says more weaponry is on the way. iran is prepared to send more drones and ballistic missiles to russia. this could have consequences for iran. the united states and other allies have said if iran continues to provide weapons to russia, it could face more sanctions. alex. >>> we are not seeing any let-up in tensions in the korean peninsula. earlier today north korea fire

they had a historic and hum ling loss, and who rose to the occasion.second half lead, a 35-year-old who said will be his last world cup, keeping his country in the contest, his quest for the world cup alive and well with the second goal as argentina goes on to win. then you have poland on the top of the table. robert lewandowski is one of the best scorers the world has ever seen. the emotion was a takeaway for sure. >> absolutely. great to see. so much to look for. i can't wait for the matches today. i really appreciate having you hear to talk about it. thanks so much, carolyn manno. appreciate it. >>> i'm kim brunhuber at cnn center in atlanta. you can follow me on twitter @kimbrunhuber. next up "tech for good." on thet with red currants on top we wish yoyou a happy holiday, only at ihop. new gingersnap apple french toast, part of our new holiday y menu. try all threree flavors. because your lives are forever entwined. ♪ love entwined. exclusively at kay. yes, i need a trim. i just want to be able to cut the damage. we tried dove instead. so, still ne

i dare say there's a lot of rang ling behind the scenes with jay powell and what impact it will haven the dollar we've made territory gains for the month of november as the dollar has given up some of its territory. it's been attempting to pour some of that back in the last week or so, you can still see one of three, 66, we're traveling on euro. not far off the 120 handle on sterling dollar beats the yen at this hour oil firmly in focus at this point. it's been somewhat of a choppy train. we're 79.5 on it just around the 84 pre.5 mark on brechblt brent. you can see how choppy it's been around the protests in china now the pivot toward the supply angle as opec and its allies will meet on sunday amid expectations that they will pursue deeper supply cuts. we're joined with more dan, we're expecting a nice in-person meeting with a christmas backdrop, but it's going to be held virtually does that have any signaling function at all? >> it might, karen, and that's the interesting angle here as you say, oil prices halting gains ahead of the opec meeting on sunday, now set to take place onlin

kumasi: part of the ling a better bay area is keeping everyone healthy. this morning health officials want to remind you that rsv is it and hospital beds are filling up. luz pena explains what this means now that the holiday season is here. reporter: hospitals across the country are reporting the impact of multiple respiratory viruses hitting the population at the same time. covert, influenza, and rsv are responsible for driving a winter surge that could stress the medical system. >> if you feel like you are coming down with a respiratory infection the most important thing to do is isolate. luz: dr. gabriel ortiz has seen the impacts of these viruses. ahead of the holiday season he is urging the public to vaccinate against the flu and get a covert rooster. -- a covid rooster. >> these viruses are circulating right now. the symptoms are similar to each other, so it can be hard to tell apart. luz: there is no vaccine for rsv. california is seeing more rsp cases sooner in the season than in 2018, 2019, 2020 20, and 2021. >> we know rsv differs from season to

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. >> don't miss the season premier of "this is life with lisa ling" tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> and the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> on saturday they are estimated that more than 60 million americans will get out to do that holiday shopping, many of them plan to do it in stores. >> we're hoping to get some sales. >> i don't mind spending money. it's only once a year and you only live once. >> everything's gone up this year. >> both of these systems are going to be moving across the country over the next 24 hours. even if your travel plans are rm t tomorrow, these systems may impact you. >> it's extra stress. >> early voting under way here. >> this is a fight and we're gonna win. >> it is time to show up and vote! are you ready to win this election? ♪ >>> i'm paula reed in for pamela brown and you are in the "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> the thanksgiving turkey has surrendered the spotlight. it is now the season of shopping. this year, the holiday squeeze on your wallet is even tighter. prices are rising, a recession may be looming and your gift list isn't gett

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. >> tune into the final season of this is life with lisa ling on sunday night at 10:00 only on cnn. you can find every episode of this is life from prior seasons that lisa talked about streaming on discovery plus. thank you for joining us. ac 360 starts right now. >> the former president was already having a turkey of a legal week. now comes what could be a sign of trouble. john furman in for anderson. bailey a day after three or four legal setbacks, depending on how you are counting, including defeat on his taxes, trump has one more thing to worry about, the possibility that the former vice president, the one that he sipped a mob on with a mob on two, 24 p.m. on january 6, one could offer a testimony against him. there was evidence under oath and just last week, mike pence told our jake tapper that he's not cooperating with the house select committee. >> the january 6 committee, congress has no right to my testimony. under the constitution of the united states, as vice president, we had two coequal branches of government. congress does not report to the white house and the white ho

this sunday night "360's" friend lisa ling is back with a new season of "this is life" right here onrney around the country exploring communities that are often unknown or misunderstood. don't miss the debut of the final season of "this is life" sunday at 10:00 p.m. the news continues. so let's hand it over to kasie hunt and "cnn tonight." kasie. >> john, thank you so much. i am kasie hunt and this is "cnn tonight." the supreme court has once again rud

. >> don't miss the season premier of "this is life with lisa ling" tomorrow night at 10:00 eastern heresroom" starts now. >>> on saturday they are estimated that more than 60 million americans will get out

so it was sort of that, that was the kid ling, where donald trump's big lie was able to set afire and it is a slow buildup. and that's why it is so much harder to fight back against now. >> and in the months leading up to this fateful day at four seasons total landscaping, the trump campaign was, trump was sort of throwing out different reasons why he would eventually lose, and once it became clear to him, i remember talking to advisers in the white house, and the campaign, once he started to accept that it was a possibility, which took a really long time, given what the polls said, and how things were going in the country, with the coronavirus, he started to kind of amp things up with spitballing, things that were going wrong, who was taking the election from him, the fact that fraud was forthcoming basically, to give himself an excuse in the event that he did lose. >> and you talk about conspiracy theories, there was this one moment in the documentary that i think is very foreshadowing. let me play it for you. it is when marie starts receiving phone calls and messages and one of the