taylor lorenz. — much for your time. taylor lorenz, thank _ much for your time.in with all the sport. hello, i'm chetan pathak with your sports news. we start with the europa league and the final round of group games. manchester united missed the opportunity to go straight into the last 16, despite a 1—0 win at real sociedad. teenager alejandro garnacho scored the only goal of the game, and was able to celebrate alongside his idol cristiano ronaldo. but united needed to win by two goals or more to finish ahead of their opponents in the group. so erik ten hag had to settle for second place with his side facing a potentially tricky knockout—round play—off in february. we would always be number one. when we are not we are disappointed about it. but finally you have to say we went tonight, it was a great sheet. from the chances we have to score more goals. but, finally, it is what it is. both australia and new zealand can take a significant step towards qualifying for the semifinals of the t20 world cup on friday, if they beat afghanistan and ireland, respectively. m

and taylor lorenz this reporter supports all of this. she want the u.s.kdowns here apparently. >> this is the same reporter who claims she got ptsd from mean tweets. chinese people had enough. taking to the streets and risking their own lives protesting these government lockdowns. covid can't be contained and lockdowns are not the answer. "the washington post" has the most prominent face at least on social media saying she supports these measures in china. jeff bezos must sob proud at this point in time. >> she is not alone, joe. so many on you the left seem like they want to live in their parents' basements forever. they never want to go outside and live in a perpetual state of covid lockdowns in the off chance they get this thing. will people on the left, taylor lorenz included he locked in our homes forever. >> apparently not. thankfully a good majority of americans say no. we want -- we understand that covid is here. we have to learn to deal with it in terms of therapeutics. if we do get it, how to handle getting it. but to stay indoors, i mean, the w

. >> jesse: china getting at least one lockdown fan girl, taylor lorenz slamming her own paper and defending 0-covid strategy, the 45-year-old "there is no lasting natural immunity to covid, you can get it over and over and over again because there are so many endlessly evolving strains and antibodies weighing. also choosing not to kill off millions of vulnerable people as a u.s. is doing isn't a critical flaw, and the lockdown in china, dr. fauci is still towing -- toying around with the idea. my eyes of shutting down schools in america. >> we certainly are still in it coming i just need to look at the numbers, we are still having between three and 400 deaths per day, so i think that the idea that forget at this is over, it isn't. >> coming out of the holidays, should parents expect schools to shut down? >> i don't know, margaret, i'm not sure. there's oreo's of the collateral issue. you have to balance and do it in real time depending on the viral load of disease in your region. >> greg: basically he is quiet quitting still there. so jesse, china has been pushing the zero covid policy clai

sheep wants the lockdowns in place, lorenz defending the ccp in had a tweet over the weekend, sayingis killing off millions of vulnerable people by not locking down, dagen. dagen: she is so dumb. you feel sorry for her. she's a social media columnist. on that note, and her own paper reported a few days ago 58% of coronavirus deaths in august were people who were vaccinated and/or boosted. the lockdowns actually kill people which we know. people in new york city were locked into their apartments and homes with their relatives and that's how it spread, rather than allowing people to go outside. she's a -- again, what is -- she's a cultural writer. but again, like -- i love when people reveal themselves to be the morons that they are. i said the game that was edited was a chinese world cup game. this is just broadly speaking, this is from mark drier. he said due the backlash from chinese fans seeing unmasked crowds in qatar, chinese tv is replacing live crowd shots during games and cutting to close-ups of the players and coaches. i think the concern there is about fomenting more unrest

. >> reporter: back at the flower shop, lorenz brought us into the cooler. >> everything you see here is already sold. >> reporter: when he looks around, he feels a sense of pride and gratitude, touched by the support of his community. >> i get chills because the support that they have given me , it's very personal to me. it's a feeling of acceptance. and that's heartwarming to me. it really is. >> reporter: and he looks forward to will hopefully be a successful saturday. many small businesses have big deals going on throughout the entirety of the week in. they are hoping to get more people to support small businesses. in fremont, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> mayor london breed's promised to improve security around union square seems to be paying off, at least for now. a lot of police and computer the ambassadors. today, no reports of any major smash-and-grab's like we saw last year on black friday. some shoppers had one item in particular on their minds today. the perfect christmas tree. just like everything else, many of them , at least the natural ones, expected to be more expensive thi

company that specializes in converting old rolls royces to cleaner machines. lunas was founded by dated lorenz, who named the company after his daughter. my daughter's 4 years old just turned for actually last week and she sings this song and i've said it before, she goes go green, go green, make the planet green. so that generation shift is happening from that younger age and it's shifting fast now, which is fantastic to say these are building cars and passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles for future generations. and it's a legacy that i wanted to has to have and also to see these vehicles have a new lease of life. this is what the rolls royce phantom looked like when it 1st hit the road in 1961 at luna's. the 1st step is to remove the internal combustion engine, then completely dismantle the car. in restoration, you can really see how far we take the cars back. the cars are liberated of their old lives by stripping them down to bare metal before every individual pieces in meticulously restored. when you pull back the paint, me pull back to fella, what lies beneath it. sometimes a very u

what he sees as the salvation of lorenz is the resumption of commercial relations with russia and theestrictions. we have developed in italy the same insane situation as enterprise prices are half destroyed by energy bills. in our cellar, they have tripled, and the government , instead of helping us, continues to spend money on the war in ukraine, financing this war is pointless, but perhaps for the first time since my birth. people think with their own heads, because even on social networks, where people can openly express their opinions, 90% of users, regardless of what views they hold, left or right, express distrust of the italian media, which all follow the path of rejecting belarus and russia as if they were the only enemy. and ukraine b two paul in italian bakhstan. unfortunately, compared to other nations, italians are a hard-to-get-up people. for example, the french are in a more fighting spirit. and we've had no movement for 10 years now. i honestly don't know why. when an enterprise is as small as that of a milianna, he does not decide at what price to sell the goods, and b

what does the resumption of commercial relations with russia see as the salvation of lorenz and removals. we have the same crazy situation in italy, as the prices of the enterprise are half destroyed by the energy bills in ours. you have grown into three, and the government , instead of helping us, continues to spend money on the war in ukraine, financing this war is pointless, but, perhaps, for the first time since my birth, people think with their own heads, because even in social networks where people 90% of users can openly express their opinion, no matter what their views are adhere to the left or right express distrust of the italian media, which all follow the path of rejecting belarus and russia as if they are the only enemy, and ukraine is with her. jamboldami, unfortunately, compared to other nations , the italians are a hard-working people, for example, the french have a more fighting spirit. and we've had no movement for 10 years now. i honestly don't know why. when an enterprise is as small as that of a milian, neon decides at what price to sell the goods, and besides, he d

is ralph lorenz. that is what president biden war on his inauguration.t also stems from grace kelly. it is beautiful and gorgeous. >> could you imagine if that was your wedding location? >> i wonder how big the bill was. >> she did not have one. she is connected. i need some connections like that. >>> is being called the house of the future, the homes that can make a difference during wildfire season. >>> investigators are searching for a motive for the mass >>> right now on kpix 5 at 6:30, a suspected gunman is in custody after killing at least five people and injuring more than two dozen others saturday night at an lgbtq+ nightclub in colorado springs. it is the sixth mass shooting in the nation this month. danya bacchus is live in colorado. what is the latest on this investigation? >> reporter: good morning. we are waiting for a news conference expected this afternoon, where authorities will hopefully update us on the latest on this investigation. they have been working throughout the night and into the morning to try to find a motive for this attack.

[laughter] [applause] nick, this is amazing in the sense that what taylor lorenz is saying is that cobrascally concluding thing must be locked down forever? i think she ever her house. >> nick: the d.c. public schools insist that today the kids had to have a negative covid test to go back to. in that sense covid lockdowns, it's disastrous and i don't think that this is no example that we should be falling for the chinese government. >> greg: they been really good about other stuff. >> nick: and the idea that they've had virtually no covid deaths is obscene summing that we should take with the shop teacher size grain of salt. right? >> greg: i didn't bring it up how does that make you feel? >> kat: i don't feel anything. [laughs] >> nick: much like the shop teacher. >> greg: if we keep doing these lockdowns you never to get better is feeling it sicker because they don't have natural immunity. all there's no real natural media anywhere. so what you plan on this? >> kat: of no one is ever invited her anywhere. so she loves the lockdowns. i don't know who sees what's happening in china and is

of most of the victims tonight, 38-year-old brian pendleton, 52-year-old kellie pooil. 43-year-old lorenze gamble. randy blevins. all from chesapeake. and 22-year-old tyneka johnson from portsmouth, virginia. police did not identify or release the picture of a sixth victim, a 6-year-old boy from chesapeake. the mass shooting 601 on saturday and 607 on tuesday, and in between those three days there were another five mass shootings in this country, more than one mass shooting per day. number 602 happened on saturday in washington park illinois, one person was killed, three injured. number 603 also saturday in philadelphia, mississippi, one killed, six injured. number 604, on sunday in tennessee, oklahoma, four killed, one injured. number 605, on sunday, in dallas, texas, four people were injured, number 606, happened yesterday in west palm beach, florida, two were killed, two injured. and today, an incident in philadelphia left four teenagers injured for mass shooting 608. the number 608 just refers to mass shootings. defined by gun violence archived as incidents where four people or more s

everyone is crushing taylor lorenz, i think she still works for "the washington post."lain who she is. will: technology reporter for "the new york times." joey: technology culture. she basically, has made herself a career out of reporting on tiktok stars, things like that. will: she was a leader in the cancellation movement. very much canceled. rachel: yes, she was. will: everybody is mocking her today. she cried on camera. joey, docked after doxing people. will: gone after libs on tiktok many occasions. she gets this part right. there is no lasting natural immunity to covid. you can get covid over and over and over again because there so many endlessly evolving strains and anti-bodies wane. that part is correct. rachel: true. will: choosing not to kill off millions of vulnerable people as u.s. is doing is not critical flaw. she is endorsing lockdowns. she is endorsing the chinese policy of lockdowns. joey: there is so much about our culture this 18 to 34-year-old demographic democrats leaned into, i said this yesterday on the show, they have begun to confuse the differ

and taylor lorenz, like the gates of hell opened on the site. taken over by the evil sith lord. all he wanted was free speech. dan rather, a question i am asking, if i go there will be trouble, if i stay there will be double. >> who? >> dan rather. no one cares, dan. >> the msnbc commentator who is a lawyer who said stay, i don't know if she was referring to lyrics. tristan snell after news broke that elon musk bought twitter said howed your ground like a ukrainian to those who were potentially going to leave. i'm sorry, what? you are basically going to compare illegal inaggravation by a russian dic dictator of a country to a social media platform being bought by a conservative. >> let me -- just a minute. consider that you would be stating this is your position that you're going to abandon a platform simply because other people will be able to speak up. who does that? who really does that. in the scheme of things we know in this city, we're in this city, people are saying things none of us would like, but we are not going to send the police to

christian lorenz and as another writer whose life. i realize none of the writers on my list are alive so he is a living one that i read and like and try to emulate. >> favorite book? >> okay. you mentioned readership. you mentioned you were writing for a particular kind of reader. so what are you trying to do for your readers when you're writing? are you trying to excite them or are you trying to persuade them? you want them to feel pleasure or pressure? t want to change their mind? >> when i saw this question the first thing that occur to me it's how weird it is, how little i think about this. like when you sit down to write it's like getting up to dance. i don't actually devote a lot of thought and attention to imagining my readership maybe because if i did i would be too terrified to never write another word for something. but in part because i don't feel it's my place to prescribe how my readership response. >> you said last night it's possible that the reader you writing for doesn't exist and if that's true you should just write

here's washington post's technology reporter taylor lorenz on what she knows of the downsizing so fare not supposed to begin until 9am tomorrow. the work culture within the firm has traditionally been pretty positive and collaborative, people who work at twitter really love the creativity and scrappiness, it has been a really good place to work. they famously have a lot of good perks that come with a lot of tech company jobs. unlike facebook or google, twitter never really scaled that huge. it's still a pretty small company. however, in the past week since elon took over, things took a huge turn. we saw office morale drop, a lot of people really uncertain about their future, not getting any kind of communication from the company. and pulling these all nighters, you saw photos of twitter staff are sleeping on the floorjust trying to basically prove their worth to elon. imran khan — the former prime minister of pakistan — is recovering in hospital after being shot in the leg at a rally. the pakistan government has condemned the shooting, but a senior aide to mr khan has accused it of be