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and they come back to the lion's head and the night shift is arriving. this is what he said over it over again, topics would switch from one illusion to another, and this is apparently the moment, we are just smart people back and forth, constantly. and it's no coincidence, that he then later on went to recollect, that this became an obsession to me. i would get to new york city, tipped the bell, boy and we did a lot of behind the scenes work at the lion's head. and then he talked about the lion's head, but he talks about my dad being being at the lines head, and how much he loved it. and marksman said, something like that he said i don't think that he ever came to the city without going to the lines head. and there's great stories to come out of this fantastic jokes and everything. when i was in my twenties, my dad told me this. delorean men, do not figure out their lies until they're about 30. it seems like we're treading water, but it will come together. so he was 29 when he start his first job, in indian country. at the united constitution service. a

and hamel also talks about the lion's head.nd talks about my dad being at the lion's head and how much he loved it. markson says something like, yeah, i don't think vine deloria ever came to new york city without going straight to the lion's head. there's many other great stories that come out of this, fantastic jokes and wonderful things. as i was making my way through my 20s, my dad told me this, we don't figure out our lives until we're 30. it seems like we're threading water, but it will all come together. he was 29 when he started his first job at the united scholar service and 36 when custer came out. it's emotional for me to read these autobiographical pages and the selling off all of the framed memorabilia that was there. and sort of think back to him as a younger man. imagine him in that moment when custer not only opened up away from him in indian affairs, but also in a writer. and the ways that he enjoyed and loved and embraced that. these were moments of him -- for him of really coming together and so his final real

you may recall that back in september, firefighters rescued the mountain lion. they will be moving in the next few weeks. check out the lantern festival that starts tonight and still see the cubs. >> i checked the weather and columbus is looking dreary and captain cow probably wants to stay here. it's sunny outside? >> this is the time of year they get much cooler weather than we have and used to at this point. a live look outside. we are enjoying sunshine and it is nice to soak up the sun. it would be nice to get rain down the line. we are going to do talk about that. let's get a look where we are now compared to this morning. we started out upper 30s in the north bay. we are starting to make progress here as we warm up heading towards the lunch hour. in the low 50s in san jose. compare that to 24 hours ago, we are a few degrees warmer now compared to yesterday. we are going to hold this weather pattern next seven days at least. you're seeing that at the bottom of the screen as the seven-day forecast comes up. let's get a look at our highs for this afternoon. c

you with this we have a happy update to share captain cal has found a new home the rescued mountain lion cub will be going so cute and 2 of his adopted sisters are going to be moving to the columbus zoo and aquarium in ohio in the next couple weeks, mountain lions in captain cal has been recovering at the oakland zoo after suffering severe burns to his paws that was. >>from his aug fire that happened in shasta county back in september. look at them together having a good time to 3 cubs were paired together weeks later and have been very close ever since the columbus zoo says it plans on introducing the cubs to their female mountain lion who just lost her brother earlier this year okay so see that shot with the tongue like the he just ate something mighty tasty. >>it will leave that for rest of the i let's talk about the weather we have a couple seconds left. or the couple second i'm getting changes coming our way for the weekend like a lot of sunshine around the bay area certainly windy. it's spots overnight last night into early this morning. but those winds calming down this afternoon

. >> reporter: construction on aviary is under way and soon more boards for sea lions. >> make sure the staff stay safe, lion is accurate description. >> reporter: and with the free lumber, won't take biteut of thethe budget. >> amazing garden helpers. eat ticks and fleas. >> reporter: how many do you see? >> about 4800, majority are often orphaned. >> reporter: you really do need help. >> absolutely. >> reporter: turning dark moment in history into bright idea. carter evans, los ngeles. >> that's >>> it is thursday, november 19, 2020. this is the cbs morning news. the u.s. hits a grim milestone. the covid death toll passes a quarter of a million. as nations spike, the largest school district returns to remote learning. >>> pfizer is ready for use of its coronavirus vaccine. >> and. >> this virus is increasing in the nation. >> president-elect biden praises health care workers and says the hold up of transition could hinder the covid fight. good morning.

. >> remember we told you about this, that little boy lion cub.covered 47 days after firefighters rescued him in shasta county. he bonded with two little female friends also orphaned by the fires. in three weeks they'll travel to the zoo where they'll join an aging mountain lion named jesse who needs company. that's going to be a lot for jesse. mountain lions are more social than scientists previously thought. jesse is going to have his or her hands full with those three. >> lester holt is next. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight growing concern that president trump's blocking of the transition could threaten national security the president ordering a significant drawdown of u.s. troops in afghanistan and iraq and considering a strike in iran before president-elect joe biden takes office the fears the rocky transition could leave the u.s. open to aggression and just as the announcement is made the rocket attack in baghdad's green zone biden meantime receiving a national security briefing today but not from government officials and the moment on th

. >>> the oakland zoo has been caring for an orphaned mountain lion cub. had the bandages removed from his burn injuries. >>> as we all fight the coronavirus pandemic, california is mandating face masks to stop the spread. that's why abc 7 wants to remind you to wear a mask, for you, your loved ones, and your community. please wear because you care. >>> coming up new at 6:00, hear from the ucsf doctor who could help create a nationwide response to the coronavirus pandemic. that's only if joe biden wins the white house. only on abc 7 news, surveillance cameras capture outrageous hours-long looting of a long-time oakland pharmacy. why did it take police so long to respond? >>> a restaurant who struggles to survive the pandemic, just got worse, all for selling drinks with dinner. we'll explain in a half hour. >>> finally tonight, another update on captain cal, a mountain lion rescued from the fire in shasta county. >> the mountain lion that's captured our hearts. the oakland zoo posted this tweet. their take on the popular "how's it going" meme. on the left,

. >>> still ahead, these three mountain lion cubs safe and sound right now. but how did they end up at a nature's bounty unleashes something exciting. say hello to a drug-free way to ease stress. stress comfort. a gummy supplement with lemon balm plus saffron, to naturally boost your mood. stress comfort from nature's bounty. >>> three mountain lion cubs rescued from the dissolved fire get to stay together at their forever home. >> there at the oakland zoo now. captain kal, who was found alone and to sister cubs, referring to them as the three musketeers. look at those ears. >> they are cute. the cubs officially met a couple of weeks ago. we will be >>> this weekend, former president barack obama talks exclusively with cbs news. we have spoken about president trump's legal challenges in the election and his republican support. >> it's a temporary job. we are not above the rules, we are not above the law. that's the essence of our democracy. >> reporter: you can watch president obama's interview on cbs sunday morning with gayle king and on 60 minutes as he sit

these shows, the "rent," the "lion king" made billions of dollars.ide gross stands today at almost $10 billion. it is one of the most lucrative entertainment properties in the history of showbusiness. in the 90's there was a lot of money to be made on broadway. people got very, very itch. the shows are great. i have tell the behind the scenes story how "rent" became to be and how they almost pulled the plug on the "lion king" because they were not happy with the production. mel brooks, down in the county, hadn't had a big hit movie, and nobody expected the "producers" to be blockbuster it was. i tell you the kind of life or death stakes on broadway. you might have a hit but you could also have a gigantic flop. connell: i hope you have a big hit with the book. i think you're great as much as we joke around. we've known each other, going back to my imus in the morning days. good luck with the book. bug you for broadway tickets. >> don't worry, connell. next week. i will help you out. connell: michael riedel. singular sensation. read the book. we have m

friday afternoon brought us a mixture of sunshine and showers, the lion's share of the showers, the lion'soss western portions of the uk whereas across ingrid and wales we had high cloud moving across the skies that created some rather nice halos. 0ur across the skies that created some rather nice halos. our high cloud is associated with the next area of low pressure, it is all linked together and this next glow will be bringing wet and windy weather overweight this weekend. 0vernight tonight, southerly winds and strengthening bring impulses of rain northwards, there will be some areas that will keep the dry weather across eastern england in eastern scotland but most of us seeing some rain and it's one of us seeing some rain and it's one of those nights where the southerly winds will bring my other area so by the end of the night temperatures in plymouth hovering at around 13 celsius. for saturday than when times best sums up the forecast with these various areas of rain pushing northwards and eastward, sun drying and whether brought in sutton, the central belt of scotland and eastern engl

an update from the lion city. let's get a check on where we trade this friday morning. 6:27 in london. we are seeing divergence when we look at u.s. equity futures and europe. s&p 500 futures flat, but they are in the green. we could see lower volumes today. it is the day after thanksgiving and many take that off. you're a stock futures dipping into the red. futures dipping into the red. still raging, germany's virus and cases inillion new york hit a new high. astrazeneca says they will undertake a new vaccine trial. this is bloomberg. ♪ mberg. ♪ businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises, deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. annmarie: good morning. i am annmarie hordern. here are your top stories. s

have ended up in that car dealership in the first place so obviously with many of the california sea lion popping up at many dealership in corte it was a surprise. >>but it's just a testament the resilience of these as well as kind of a community of support that we have that people see these animals out on the beaches and they see them in really weird places and they can get on our 24 hour hotline. >>give us a call it's 4, 1, 5, 2, 8, 9, seal and we'll send some of our trained volunteers out there to rescue them and you can see many back at the marine mammal center in sausalito getting fed and on the road to recovery right now. >>apparently this is not many his first visit to a rehab center the staff determined that she was previously rehabilitated and released last summer for a swollen job by a partner organization in southern california. many will be released back into the ocean once the veterinarians give her a clean bill of health. many gets around you know more car shopping for >>well that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 thanks for being with us this hour but coming up tonight at 6 the pan

. >>> a big day for mountain lion rescues from the wildfires this year. you have to see this video, the way the vets are helping them recover. this is after being burned. >>> first happening now for you, target is recalling 122,000 pair of boots that can cause a choking habit. sizes 5 through 12 have an elastic lace with toggle at the top. the boots in navy and pink and black and pink with multi-colored polka dots. consumers should immediately take them away from children and return them to a target store for a full refund. we'll be right back. ♪ wild thing, ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. . >>> a live look for you right now at philadelphia. this is where more ballots are being counted. so president trump is up about 110,000 votes there. nbc news has not called this race. pennsylvania, of course, has 20 electoral votes. of course, both candidates wanting those badly. >>

mountain lions are more social than scientists previously thought. jesse is going to have his or her hands full with those three. >> lester holt is next. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight growing concern that president trump's blocking of the transition could threaten national security the president ordering a significant drawdown of u.s. troops in afghanistan and iraq and considering a strike in iran before president-elect joe biden takes office the fears the rocky transition could leave the u.s. open to aggression and just as the announcement is made the rocket attack in baghdad's green zone biden meantime receiving a national security briefing today but not from government officials and the moment on the senate floor the fist bump caught on camera. is it a sign the gop is accepting biden's victory? just in, the top republican senator third in line to the presidency testing positive for covid the staggering surge now in all 50 states the new crackdowns ohio ordering a three-week curfew. mobile morgues manned by inmates in texas. and our interview

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they lost the lion's share of both on the political and economic life. or if you have a special song about the timing, just as it looks like it could be possible that biden may return to the government along with a bomb or hair or officials who might have to explain how the thing great people's liberation front were defacto funded by the obama biden government, when the p.l.f. were in power in addis ababa, arguably the grain of truth in that line of reasoning. because some of the people now president elect biden, who were very much working with the leaders, specifically the late prime minister and the p.l.f. strongmen. now we are worried about the continuation of this property. p.l.f. policy by biden's president elect biden for a foreign policy. why on earth, as you allege, susan rice, support and government in ethiopia are accused by so many n.g.o.s of war crimes. and why would anyone be interested in catalyzing? tens of thousands reported refugees fleeing right now to sedan from this conflict. continuation of a cynical attitude and practice because on

it's the n.f.l., there's a game, the lions versus the packers, the lions lose, everybody goes home.ose." and everybody says, "if you look at the score board" and they did uh-uh. >> he didn't lose. >> he had less votes. >> you take california out of the equation and he wins the national. >> if you discount certain people, the numbers add up in your favor. >> okay. >> you want a flag. >> stop the steal, ( bleep ) bro. they stole it blatantly. >> what's the evidence? >> the mail-in ballots. first of all, we all know the corona was to send the mail-in ballots out along with the voting machines are compromised. >> wait warkt, the corona was created to-- >> the democrats are working with the communist chinese to put biden in because china has blackmail on joe biden. that is a fact. >> do you have that on any t-shirts? >> no. >> people are stealing our election. it's obvious. this is our country. people are stealing our election. >> how are they stealing the election? >> they're putting voter fraud, it's suspicious. >> how are they putting voter fraud. the department of homeland security s

[laughter] tom: watching the lions, the detroit lions. jonathan: i watch the detroit lions on thanksgiving. i always do. tom: my deepest sympathies. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the number is stunning. in the u.k., chancellor of the exchequer rishi sunak says the british economy will shrink the most in 300 years. sunak told parliament gdp will shrink by more than 11% in 2020. the government budget office projects 5.5 percent growth next year. president trump heads today to pennsylvania in his campaign to overturn election results there. he will meet with state lawmakers there, examining allegations of voter impropriety. complained that observers were not allowed to be close to workers counting votes. u.s. health officials are working on guidance to shorten the 14 day quarantine period. . if they are exposed to coronavirus officials are starting to see more evidence that they would spend less time and pouring team as long as it has negative for the virus. mean more people complying. ibm i

i know i'll run like hell and that also maybe save me or maybe not tigers on the savannah or only lions us the question i think only lines tigers are in india they're in another continent really as if you know instinctually i could not possibly delve into my conscious mind enough to figure out that to save myself i would want to maybe run that is in excess of bull to my non mckinsey mind only when i plug into the mckinsey network of consultancy and my able to tap my own mind to think that the approaching lion or tiger would eat me and that running could be a way to escape that eventuality or as they put it a deliverable deliverable in this instance would be me. and ronnie and i had to pick mckinsey $10000.00 fee to help me understand that there's a connection between me surviving and not getting eaten by this rapid speed which i can move my legs in the opposite direction thank you mckenzie thank you so much as well that's really good point ok because what mckinsey offers is basically a way that the population is so divorced from nature. production of wealth wealth creation. real food li

into the mckinsey network of consultancy and my able to tap my own mind to think that the approaching lion or tiger would eat me and that running could be a way to escape that eventuality or as they put it a deliverable to deliverable in this instance would be me. if. i had to pick mckinsey 10000 dollar fee to help me understand that there's a connection between me surviving and not getting eaten by this rapid speed at which i can move my legs in the opposite direction thank you mckenzie thank you so much as well that's a really good point ok because what mckinsey offers is basically a way that the population is so divorced from nature production of wealth wealth creation. real food like we have an economy based on fabricated like goopy food right the fact that we you know they're counting on that but you won't actually know the experience you will have the instinct to run when you hear i say the government's the obvious to gaslight everybody so you know have any sense of who they are or what they do or what their instincts are and the mckinsey says when we know we have a solved problem fo

so now pleasanton will have two dmv offices. >>> well, in the north bay, a sea lion on the road without her driver's license. this is minnie. rescuers say she swam a little far upstream then waddled across san clemente drive. rescuers found her in the parking lot of a car dealership. now they're treating her at the marine mammal center. her rescuers say she's doing very well and she will be returned to the ocean soon. >>> janelle, is it 2021 yet? >> i think we have seven more weeks. >> 2020 is almost over. to help us get through this especially for the people who really need help, a 10-year-old girl from palo alto. >> nbc bay area's garvin thomas shares her story in tonight's t "bay area proud". >> reporter: tessa burney is seriously all of us these days. just ask her how she's doing, and she'll answer politely. >> it's been pretty good, you know. >> reporter: but then scratch the surface and ask this palo alto 10-year-old to really tell you what life has been like in the year of covid, and tessa will be much, much more honest. >> bad. bad, yeah. >> reporter: sheltering at home and lear

>>well coming up a sea lion on the road to recovery after she was found at a car dealership in the north bay, how >>it's a plane. it is a window washer today, a team of window washers dressed up as superheroes in order to brighten the days of children at lucile packard children's hospital in palo alto how wonderful of them. >>in past years those window washers with visit patients in their rooms but of course because of covid-19 restrictions they had to stay outside. hospital workers say same their heroes drop into their rooms lifted the spirits of the children as well as the staff that is awesome yeah to the north bay an hour this sea lion is recovering safely after at the marine mammal center after she was found in the parking lot. >>of them many dealership in corte madera last the staff appropriately gave her the name any and says being rescued she's been transported to the center sausalito hospital where she will finish her recovery earlier today we talked to the marine mammal center to learn how many may have ended up at that dealership in the first place. >>so obviously with many of

and tonsil hardy lost 2 brothers in law in the lion air crash. so you could be someone, you know, we want to be absolutely sure that the 737 max, the safe, don't let it be just about profits and money and put human considerations aside. and for boeing and the airlines who fly its planes, this crisis is now being overtaken in any case by the global pandemic. robin bride al jazeera and i speak to seth kaplan about this, his transportation on this for the national public radio program and joins here now and joins us via skype from pennsylvania. thank you very much, mr. kaplan for being with us. so as you can imagine, a lot of people say a plan to send about bowling 737 max. how safe is it not to fly? would you get on one? if you can't play them, can you awful history that rob told us about their i personally would get on one right now. i believe that this is at this point, the most scrutinized aircraft probably in the history of aviation, which is to take nothing away from the gravity of everything that's happened. but there are some basic changes t

this team of lion dancers in chinatown is practicing to stay ready for any performance. they were going to participate in the parade in facebook but they won't get a chance due to the cancellation. >> because of covid all our lives have changed and gatherings have been canceled. it's sad to not have the parade. >> this is bad for us, chinese running for the new year parade for 70 years never stopped. >> in past years the parade attracted more than 1 million visitors. the chinese chamber of commerce organizes the parade. it costs hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> if we got ready and the city says stop it, we have to lose $800,000. >> loss is something they have experienced a hot. the parade is a boost for business but the pandemic has been painful and the cancellation will be a blow. >> the business almost 90% gone. no people. >> the parade will have a virtual presence. will be a little something rather than nothing giving the dance team a little bit of hope they can highlight their culture. >> we're supposed to submit a one minute and three minute video. >> organizers

and tonsil hardy lost 2 brothers in law in the lion air crash. so you can be someone, you know, we want to be absolutely sure that the 737 max, the safe, don't let it be. just about profits and money and put human considerations are sight. and for boeing and the airlines who fly its planes, this crisis is now being overtaken in any case by the global pandemic. robin bride al jazeera u.s. secretary of state might. pompei is visiting israel on what set to be his last tour on behalf of the trumpet ministration. i hear rived on same day as the foreign minister of bahrain. they'll hold talks in the coming hours. bahrain, along with the united arab emirates and sudan, have normalized relations with israel as part of the deals brokered by the u.s. is expected to become the 1st top u.s. diplomat to visit a jewish settlement in the occupied west bank. illegal settlements are seen by palestinians as a major obstacle to peace. the trumpet, ministration has broken with decades of us foreign policy in its support of israel by recognizing jerusalem as israel's

and tonsil hardy lost 2 brothers in law in the lion air crash. so you could be somewhat, we want to be absolutely sure that the 737 mex, the safe, don't let it be just about profits or money and put human considerations aside. and for boeing and the alliance who fly its planes, this crisis is now being overtaken in any case by the global pandemic. robert bright 0. president trump has resumed his twitter attacks on the results of the u.s. election, even though his assertions of fraud are falling short in several states. his campaign has now filed for a recount in 2 areas of wisconsin. a state won by democrat candidate joe biden. it's a move which will cost $8000000.00 in a bid to overturn 820000 vote. winning margin comes after pennsylvania supremum court rejected the argument that republican observers could not watch counting closely enough and its source. reuters poll conducted over the past week has revealed a significant number of republican voters still believe the presidential election may have been stolen. 68 percent of republicans said the

the 1st was a lion air flight from indonesia in october 28th, seen, followed by an ethiopian airlines flight 5 months later, both crashes were traced to a full in the plane's maneuvering software. faulty sensors triggered the program, putting the aircraft into an uncontrollable dive, even as pilots struggled to pull it up. subsequent investigations blamed boeing for technical failings and a lack of transparency. concerns about the maneuvering system, raised by boeing, employees were minimized or dismissed. internal documents showed last month in indonesia, relatives of victims commemorated the 2nd anniversary of the lion air crash. many believe it's too early to allow the 737 max to fly again and turn so hot the last 2 brothers in law in the disaster. so you could be somewhat, we want to be absolutely sure that the 737 max, the safe, don't let it be, just about profits and money and put human considerations aside. boeing, executives say the company has to rebuild public confidence that starts with getting it certified, bringing it back to service. convincing the regulators that we've

i'm about a month on the bottom of my, you know, i did the lion when my mind to be about the rwanda while i can find it, is that oh, i don't tell you about the relevant to me that sort of stuff that people value i love about going to want to be, but i'm just going i'm going to invalidate a comma. join me every day. i'm sure. i'll see you then figures including a former prime minister, condemn reports that the country soldiers tortured and murdered people in kabul. who say they want justice is not the solution foreign powers to control the country. but religious gatherings during the one worshipper pointed to disturbing historical parallels.

focus lion share of the on the presidential race in these final states in the all-important electoral vote count and the outstanding senate and house races as well. also want to keep you updated on what is happening on capitol hill. we will show you tweets from c-span's capitol hill producer, who notes that the house is holding its first postelection session today, but no votes are scheduled to take place until monday. today at 10:30 there will be a pro forma session. the party leadership election for the next congress will be held later next week. when it comes to those leadership elections, the leadership of house democrats is question at this point. craig kaplan noting how democrats are holding their first postelection caucus call today to discuss announcer: we will leave this segment to go to live coverage of the u.s. house, holding a brief pro forma session this morning. no vote is expected. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, monsignor j. rossetti, catholic university of america, washington, d.c. the chaplain: good and graci

for animals and animal lovers the 250 square kilometers are home to thousands of giraffes elephants lions rhinos and many other species. the land used to be part of a cattle ranch owned by a british farmer. in the 1980 s. when poaching was decimating the black rhino population the family turned the land into a sanctuary today around 170 black rhino the live in the conservancy. they're protected by 123 rangers a pack of specially trained dogs and a high tech surveillance system most of the rangers are locals. 100 percent of the brain just walk you know from the neighboring community and that is very very important because you know they also have to send a message to a community that they have their ownership because you know people in the community see. it so it's very important to work with people of the law cause the people who . are on a bus. but they were conservancy says that working closely with local communities is an effective strategy in the fight against poachers. community is playing a critical role in terms of conservation with don't look putting them in board you're not tweeti

low tech manufacturing still makes up the lion's share of chinese g.d.p. observers say high tech innovation is likely to drive beijing's economy to new heights. this. china's answer to silicon valley president she hopes this new high tech innovation will cement china's leadership in here under strain but western countries are pushing back against china's new homegrown tech giants. last year u.s. president donald trump slapped sanctions on chinese tech giant huawei and many european nations are mulling some of the actions of the security and competition concerns surrounding while waves 5 g. technology. oh a can of war. to make all last i mean for for worse than congress making or laws needing something for your government supported business right. they don't care making losses doesn't really wouldn't hook them. that they play a completely different game. china's president xi jinping recently outlined a new do also kill ation economic strategy more domestic demand and technological innovation less integration with the outside world and thanks to a new wave o

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lion air made it clear that the end cas computer system was a problem. and great if the lion here the 737 max should have been grounded until they figured it out. so between liars and ethiopia allowing this plane to continue flying sort of made ethiopia predictable predictable. shortly after the 1st crash the us air traffic regulator the f.a.a. prepared to risk analysis. if the 737 macs were to be used worldwide as planned and this were to go on for about 45 years about 15 such crashes were to be expected. a disaster would occur every 3 years. about 3 months after this analysis marie philip lost her life in the 2nd crash. when he knew that's unacceptable you can't simply shrug off another impending plane crash i can't fathom treating human lives so recklessly. that's unacceptable analysis death is 100 percent for the guy who was killed. you know plays with the expectation or acceptance of the statistic that such and such can survive 3 years and then there's going to be a career so that's that's that's bad if one builds an airplane accepting the principle

the lion and the president of the european council shall michel to boycott it and outspoken critic of saudi arabia's government murder action, a saudi consulate. blogger arrived at dar, we publicly flogged and sentenced to 10 years in prison. paul, educate the insulting islam activist lucchino loud troll, detained for seeking the right to drive. those are just 3 examples of human rights violations in saudi arabia. the country hosting this year's to 20 summit since assuming the g 20 presidency, the government of saudi arabia has been hard at work trying to rebrand its image. so there's a large public relations campaign underway in order to encourage investment in the country. and yet behind these initiatives and reform, the reality on the ground is that there is a brutal crackdown being led by the it's against its own nationals. that's the reason why european lawmakers are taking a stand. you cannot remain silent. last month they passed a resolution calling on the u. officials to downgrade their presence a patient in the summit, even though it's only a virtual event mark to rebel is sp

pharmaceutical giant pfizer, european commission president as a fund a lion is due to approve the deal later on wednesday. she describes it as the most promising vaccine. so far, the make his say trials show the drug is more than 90 percent effective at preventing covert 9 say. here in germany as elsewhere, there's guarded optimism over the development. when human trials of b n t, 160 began earlier this year, no one knew if they would lead to a coronavirus vaccine. the reports that this substance is in fact highly effective, have brought new hope. germany's research minister is cautiously optimistic. has been there for them until it i'm very pleased with naturally encouraged by this beginning and hopefully we will not have any setbacks with vaccines. you are never sure about that. but these positive initial reports give us a lot of hope not to lose their health, and the german government has put more than 350000000 euros into this research. over 40000, people have received doses of the vaccine. at the same time, the approval procedure has been speeded up. could that mean the drug isn't

and in fact, lawmakers, the european parliament asked european commission president ursula wagner lion in kelso presidential michelle not to take part because they felt that would be rewarding. this study regime for a record that simply can't be tolerated under law in a show, michelle said look, this is a meeting of the world's most powerful countries. we've got some very big crises to deal with, and we simply can't sit it out. the leaders, the e.u. leaders did say they would be bringing up these rights abuses, including very specifically the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi at the hands of agents linked to the saudi regime. now in a statement german chancellor angela merkel has said the goal is to distribute 2000000000 doses of coronavirus vaccines by the end of 2021. a. let's see if we can take a listen. both. it's also an all out interests to improve global pandemic preparedness in the long term. to this end, we need to sustainably strengthen the world health organization. we need reliable funding, better cooperation, greater independence. and the g 20 can provide importa

captain cal the lion cub has been recovering. 47 days after firefighters rescued him. he's doing so well. he's bonded with his female cubs. in a few weeks they will travel to the zoo and join an ageing mountain lion who needs company. research has shown they are more social than scientists thought. they will form a cute little new little family. >> a little pod out there now. >> in cincinnati. >> sisters. >> so cute. >> jeff is back to talk about the rain. it's a great refreshing change. >> it really is. a will the of the everyone dogs and maybe a few cats the paws are getting wet this afternoon. with the rain moving through. and on storm ranger we are seeing the bulk of it pushing to the south bay and east bay and peninsula. the current scan. it's again not too heavy light to moderate. a decent soaking. we zoom in you can see the peninsula some spotty rain. this will be pushing from san matt to free mont. as we head through the next 45 minutes. keeping those showers in the forecast off to the south it's been real slow in san jose because the rain is getting hung up ov