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food banks across the country struggling with the done to continue to support families like marcel's who's managed to pay rent through a series of small jobs with the relief bill still not passed on the pandemic still raging across the country it's unclear how long marsal and millions like her will struggle to make ends meet. the african country of namibia has more cheetos than any other in the world but even there the big cats remain endangered one threat comes from ranchers who kill the animals if they catch them preying on their cattle but now researchers have given farmers the information they need to keep their cattle safe and that's helping the cheetahs to. a rare sighting of wild cheetahs enemy bia like country has the biggest free ranging population of cheetahs in africa but the pickaxe here as elsewhere on the continent are highly endangered . you the population is threatens because it doesn't look inside of national parks but on commercially used fondant there's obviously leads to conflict is the cheat ok generally prey or livestock of the follows. scientists from germany f

marcel: the lockdown-lite has helped but not enough.o emphasize there is no trade-off between protecting people's lives and protecting the virus from spreading. and from protecting the economy. we have seen the last few months saleshe german economy, in stores have declined 50%, so the economic downturn started in october. stop theer germany can second wave of the virus, the earlier the german economy can be restarted. it did very well in the third quarter. the experts have been booming, consumption picking up. the biggest challenge will be to stop the second wave of the virus. the earlier it happens, the better for the economy. germany's government is resilient. it has the physical means to support companies and households. it has done so fairly effectively. the honest truth is germany so far in the first wave has been doing better than most of europe but is now catching up and suffering the second wave as much and even stronger than other countries in europe. anna: we saw manufacturing data, pmi data that showed 58.6, ahead of the for

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which marcel studied so coolly converted to 126 minutes in. lights and showed no fatigue for a midweek european action and kept attacking to nail the final score thanks to a sterling move and finish from dani almost. brain and lost their 3rd straight and haven't tasted victory since matchday 3 lives a cruise to victory and maintain 3rd place. book world high spirits after advancing to the champions league knockout round for the 1st time ever juggling european football has been a challenge this season. and hence i don't have to worry about midweek european matches they scored 1st thanks to one of the best heads of hair in the bundesliga much arrogant disease 1st ever had to go made it one nil in the 47th minute. and had to wake up after the goal and did so upping the pressure and levelling things in the 75 minutes. second goal in 2 games might not win awards for beauty but it salvage his side a point both sides have european ambitions for next season but for now will have to make do with life imitate. meanwhile pater boshes as he had undefeated

which marcel so coolly converted one to 26 minutes and. showed no fatigue for a midweek european action and have to attacking to nail the final score thanks to a sterling move and finish from dani almost. braman lost their 3rd straight and haven't tasted victory since matchday 31 lights a cruise to victory and maintain 3rd place. backward high spirits after bumps into the champions league knockout round for the 1st time ever juggling european football has been a challenge this season. and hence i don't have to worry about midweek european matches they scored 1st thanks to one of the best heads of hair in the bundesliga match here again disease 1st ever had to go made it one nil in the 47th minute. lap but had to wake up after the goal and did so upping the pressure and levelling things in the 78th minute. second goal in 2 games mind of will award for beauty but is salvage his side the point. both sides have european ambitions for next season but for now will have to make do with life in mid table. meanwhile pedo bashes as he had undefeated

>> marcel is better. before you leave thank you both, i'm not joking, i did not realize the scope of the problem. it's mind-boggling thate've done this to our ocean and the good news is there's a way out of this mess, there is a way, we've just got to follow your leership and where money helps, we'll put money. thank you both. other two witnesses are usaid assistant administrator or economic growth and environment, michelle. good to see you, thank you. and principals deputy astand secretary of state for the bureau of oceans and national and environmental and scientific affairs, you must have a big door. jonathan moore. mr. moore, the floor is yours. >> mr. chairman, thank you very much. thank you for the opportunity and the invitation. ranking member leahy and others, team members of the subcommittee. it's an honor to be here with you today together with my distinguish distinguished colleague from the usaid michelle beckering. while working on the pandemic, the state department continues to address marine

. >> reporter: tony marcel is direct over of operations and partner at wayfare tavern in san francisco. >> it's a scarier time than any portion of the pandemic we've been in except maybe the start when we didn't know what was happening. >> reporter: he's one of thousands of restaurants working to navigate the ever-changing covid restrictions. >> we've gone as low in the beginning of the pandemic down to about 12 to 13. we've grown up to 40 to 45. and as of today with all of the recent slowdowns in dining and putting us back down to delivery and pickup mode, that we are down to that 13 to 15 people. >> reporter: outdoor dining is off the table, and he's offering regional delivery, shipping, and meal kits for the holidays. he thinks the city's goal is to keep people safe but believes they need to know exactly what san francisco's famed food scene is facing. >> we wanted a safe, socially distanced, personalized way for people to share their pain, suffering, and financial needs. >> reporter: laurie thomas is executive director of the golden gate restaurant association. her group has put ou

sense that people should approach vaccination with abundant caution we heard from epidemiologists marcelle for on a denali he says the revelations pose a grave concerns over the safety of the fines are beyond tech. do you. use your lack of transparency if you supposedly want you really did buy it but at least the senate race company summit corporation it was they are so motivated by how these. owner market doesn't always work there she orders behind the scenes that execution economic interests of the star and the other 7 are divorced and doris we have terror in the case of the astra zeneca assume the star serious things i mean there are not going to reports of oh no you go girl news now i'm in the only reporter talking about big asians are nice and if people really suffering from memphis to be area and edgy a men's issue some serious i mean it could be no 3 these are serious things they should be should investigate it he says not only a thing that gorman should know before they order. the scenes but also the party has to be formed for the intimate good and you want to see shouldn't a story

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which marcel sabita coolly converted 126 minutes and. blood showed no fatigue from midweek european action and kept attacking to nail the final score thanks to a sterling move and finish from dani almost. braman lost their 3rd straight and haven't tasted victory since matchday 3 life's a cruise to victory and maintain 3rd place. backward high spirits after dancing to the champions league knockout round for the 1st time ever so juggling european and pulis league football has been a challenge this season. and hence i don't have to worry about midweek european matches they scored 1st thanks to one of the best heads of hair in the bundesliga i must say again doozies 1st ever had to go made it one nil in the 47 minutes. but had to wake up after the goal and did so upping the pressure and levelling things in the 75 minutes. second goal in 2 games my no will award for beauty but is salvage his side the point both sides have european ambitions for next season but for now will have to make do with life imitate. meanwhile peter bashes as he at und

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. >> reporter: marcell is hoping that yew year's sell brants help support local businesses he said they have reimagined the decision of buying round of drinks for family and friends, offering a way to buy food or drink and then send it to someone you would ordinarily be celebrating with in person. >> if you were at a place, somebody would want to be celebrating with someone else and a friend, and they can pick it up and drop it off to them themselves, who however they would like to do it, but that was our vision, yeah. >> san francisco director of public health said there is a lot of reason for hope going into this new year with vaccines having already been delivered to more than 4,000 front line workers. he said the more people work to slow the spread of coronavirus now, the sooner the stay-at- home orders will be lifted, and the sooner we can return to a new normal in the new year. reporting live, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >> all right, christien kafton reporting live for us today. thank you. >>> new research indicates that arkansas, mississippi, and alal are the best states

.>> reporter: tony marcel from san francisco says new year's eve is a big day for restaurants. >> isstaurant community, this is one of the top nights of the year. i guess, the best thing we could see is continuing to move forward by getting out with the community, even though they cannot coming gather. back there hoping new year's people help to support local businesses. he says the wafer tavern has pivoted, offering packages for people to share at home this year. they reimagine the tradition of buying a round of drinks for family and friends, offering away to buy food and drink, and send it to someone you would ordinarily be celebrating with in person. >> maybe you might want to treat somebody else. the same thing can happen today. we can do this around the bay area, or even locally. they can pick it up and drop it off to them. however they want to do it, that was her vision. >> reporter: the director of public health as there is a lot of reason for hope going into the new year with vaccines having been delivered to more than 4000 front-line workers. they say the more people work no

our people and making sure that we can keep jobs and keep them going we fare tavern partner tony marcel says the restaurant employed nearly 100 people prepandemic but their status in trump nearly 70% to just over 30 people. >>with the possibility of posing outdoor dining. he says many businesses will have to make tough decisions. i would suspect that some owners might and operators consider just shutting down and see what it looks like to get through the next, you know wave this harder time of it. >>probably is going to last 6 to 8 weeks the decision a popular longstanding restaurants like grill already made the restaurant had plans to reopen november 9th when san francisco was supposed to move to 50% capacity for indoor dining when those plans changed that it's krill decided to remain in hibernation for the time being. >>now news of the possible rollbacks comes just a day after san francisco's curfew went into effect that again starts at 10:00pm each night and goes until 05:00am live in san francisco taylor the psac ii kron 4 news. >>thank you for that taylor. more than 400 businesses

. >> tony marcel said new year's eve is usually a big day for restaurants. and for us as a restaurant community, this is one of our top nights of the year. so i guess the best thing that we could see is continuing to move it forward by sharing and getting out there with the community, southeastern though they can't come and gather. >> reporter: harass sell hoping that new year's cele brants hope support local businesses. he said that way fair tavern is offering packages for people to share at home this year, even reimagining the tradition of buying a round of drinks for family and friends. offer a way to buy food or drink and send it to someone you would normally be celebrating with if person. >> if you were in a place, someone would be wanting to treat somebody else a friend, and the same thing can happen today, around the bay area, or even locally, and they could pick it up and drop it off to them themselves, or however they would like to do it. but that was our vision, yeah. >> san francisco's director of public health said there is a lot of reason for ho

. >> reporter: tonally marcell from way fair tavern in san francisco said new year's eve is usual lay big day for restaurants. >> for us as a restaurant community, this is one of our top nights of the year, and so i guess the best thing that we could see is continuing to move it forward by sharing and getting out there with the community, even though they can't come and gather. >> reporter: mashes sell hoping that new year's cell brants help support local businesses saying that way that fair tavern has new packaging to share at home this year, even reimagining the position of buying a round of drinks for family trend ands, offering a way to buy food and drink and send it to someone you would normally be celebrating with in person. >> the same thing can happen today, you know, around the bay area, or even locally, and they could pick it up and drop it off to them themselves, or however they would like to do it, but that was our vision, yeah. >> reporter: san francisco's director of public health said there is a lot of reason for hope going into this new year, with vaccines having alrea

which marcel so coolly converted one no 26 minutes in. lights it showed no fatigue from midweek european action and have to attacking to nail the final score thanks to a sterling move and finish from danny almonte. brain and lost their 3rd straight and haven't tasted victory since matchday 3 lights a cruise to victory and maintain 3rd place. back were in high spirits after advancing to the champions league knockout round for the 1st time ever so juggling european football has been a challenge this season. has had to have to worry about midweek european matches face called 1st thanks to one of the best heads of hair in the bundesliga i must say again disease 1st ever had to go made it one nil in the 47 minutes. but had to wake up after the goal and did so upping the pressure and levelling things in the 78th minute. second goal in 2 games might not win awards for beauty but it salvage his side a point. both sides have european ambitions for next season but for now will have to make do with life imitating. meanwhile peter bashes and see at u

our people and making sure that we can keep jobs and keep them going we share tavern partner tony marcel says the restaurant employed nearly 100 people prepandemic but their status in trump nearly 70% to just over 30 people. >>with the possibility of posing outdoor dining. he says many businesses will have to make tough decisions. i would suspect that some owners might and operators consider just shutting down and see what it looks like to get through the next you know wave this harder time of it. >>probably is going to last 6 to 8 weeks the decision a popular longstanding restaurants like 10 grill already made the restaurant had plans to reopen november 9th when san francisco was supposed to move to 50% capacity for indoor dining when those plans changed that it's krill decided to remain in hibernation for the time being news of the possible rollbacks comes just a day after san francisco's curfew went into effect again that starts at 10:00pm each night goes until 05:00am. >>in san francisco taylor kron 4 news. >>up next airlines are changing their emotional support animal guys look like

our people and making sure that we can keep jobs and keep them going we share tavern partner tony marcel says the restaurant employed nearly 100 people prepandemic but their status in trump nearly 70% to just over 30 people. >>with the possibility of posing outdoor dining. he says many businesses will have to make tough decisions. i would suspect that some owners might and operators consider just shutting down and seeing what it looks like to get through the next, you know wave this harder time of it. >>probably is going to last 6 to 8 weeks the decision a popular longstanding restaurants like grill already made the restaurant had plans to reopen november 9th when san francisco was supposed to move to 50% capacity for indoor dining when those plans changed that it's krill decided to remain in hibernation for the time being news of the possible rollbacks comes just a day after san francisco's curfew went into effect again that starts at 10:00pm each night goes until 05:00am. >>in san francisco taylor kron 4 news. >>here a look at the latest numbers as california increases cases to now mor

being able to to live right and i'm not over exaggerating not something wayfair tavern partner tony marcel is also concerned about. >>he says the restaurant employed nearly 100 people prepandemic. >>but their staff has since shrunk nearly 70% to just over 30 people with the possibility of posing outdoor dining. he says many businesses will have to make tough decisions. i would suspect that some owners might and operators consider just shutting down and see what it looks like to get through the next you know wave this harder time of it. >>probably is going to last 6 to 8 weeks the decision a popular longstanding restaurants like grill already made the restaurant had plans to reopen november 9th when san francisco was supposed to move to 50% capacity for indoor dining when those plans changed that it's krill decided to remain in hibernation for the time being. >>now this all comes after san francisco also now is under a curfew of course it starts at 10 o'clock and this is now the second night that it's been in effect that goes until 05:00am live in san francisco to lead the psac ii kron 4 ne

and from a personal point of view, my wife, marcel, and, we are average scuba divers. and over the last 25 years, we have seen more and more of the dama this has caused. we have seen a dead sea turtle choked to deatby a piece of plastic around it. it was literally hanged by the plastic. but then we've seen a whole lot of others. we have seen reefs andthers with debris, plastics, and it is disappearing, but that in itself stops a whole ecological system and is enough to cover half a tennis court of debris ithe dead whale. just think about that. what does that do to our ecosystem? seabirdsand -- seagulls and sea birds are ingesting it. what i was shocked to find is to find out is that even plankton are ingesting plastics. a lot of people say recycling is it, but less than 10% of the world's plastic is recycled. some plastics, like plastic bags, cannot be recycled. even plastics that are recyclable are only used a couple of times and then discarded. as a correspondent to the break free from plastic act, in my state of vermont, have a new law eliminating plastic bags and s

preaching in the world in morehouse and when you read jimmy, you hear the language of henry james and marcelpriest and others, you hard the language of -- hear the language of the king james bible and the language of the black church and you can't help but have those moments evidenced in your own prose. >> host: i want to acknowledge thaddeus in newport news, his text, his favorite writing about james baldwin is no name in the street. richards in little rock, arkansas, go ahead. >> yes, professor, i would just like to hear you talk briefly how students value education, in particular given some historical context, how they -- value inside in the past compared too today, whatever. just talk about that. thank you. >> guest: it's hard to say. i don't want to be too pollian eu. some students come to education instrumentally. i need to get this because i want to do this and get that. so education is a means to an end. and we see across higher yesterday an assault on the humanity, an assault on those disciplines that are not kind of vehicles to making money, vehicles to a kind of profession as it w

of course when you read Ãbyou not only hear the language of henry james and marcel preuss and others,the language of the king james bible, you hear the language of the church, of the black church. you can't help but have those moments evidenced. >> host: i want to acknowledge thaddeus in newport news, his text saying that his favorite writing by james baldwin is "no name in the street". richard is in little rock arkansas, go ahead richard. >> caller: professor, i would like to hear you talk briefly about how students value education, and particular give it some historical context how they valued it in the past compared to today. whatever, just talk a bit about that, thank you. >> guest: it's hard to say. i don't want to do pollyanna about it. there are some students who come to education instrumentally, i need to get this because i want to do this and get that. education is a means to an end. we see across higher education and assaults on the humanity, and assault on the disciplines that are not vehicles for making money, vehicles to a kind of profession. you have some students who ap

the creba marcell of often. more for that get your out of the dive in the. lead or me being a 2nd most democrat you have got to do more than was young you must admit that you're sort of most of them there sorta gotta look to europe to have a shared way with the high above and for none of that wish to. see if he was defeated. we should literally quit a subset levy. aside no 38. feet the failing best mama mama can. that is e idea no. is a day. that i will see a cookie that i was secretly yanni. unama the. yankee game and can feel. any. give your money and give it them as is a death. at the end of these of the fleet. we see. the. was. the old sitting. down with the the unique and the magnet and wedded to this radical theory that's a tough lot of you don't going to be fed and didn't want to 0 remember the number of more than yeah sure that i'll see them out that even and reserve the serene well for starters that i can read it well rather than that of fear that 1st loss of it would be woodward can i do you know me you look at alec beckett on. can and will more de

we're working across the district and we have been working deeply and connectedly with the deputy marcelthe lead on how we can best, i guess, to institutionalize this new process. we have been developing and continue to develop and provide capacity building resources through training tools and coaching and we also provide direct supports to the staff who are assigned to the school site. so we're meeting monthly and regularly with all of the staff in our division who are working as process facilitators in this process. you can go to the next slide. so the well businesness and the partnership team is comprised of members throughout our division, including school health and family partnership, and i want to say that this is a first time that there has been cross-division support systems developed. so we've had to do a lot of internal calibration and alignment amongst ourselves to support school sites without creating more confusion and lack of clarity. the wellness and the partnership team members, we began in earnest this month to meet with all of the different cohorts from the lead and th

i declined his offer to join the department of justice because my wife marcel wanted to go back home to vermont, and i thought probably i would never be involved in law enforcement after that. a few years later i was the state's attorney of a county that had about a quarter of our population, and was quickly faced with prosecuting leading democrats and leading republicans in our state. i remember attorney general kennedy said a prosecutor has to represent everybody. the prosecutor has to uphold the law, and i prosecuted those people. i've never regreted that. i've always been supportive of attorneys general who uphold the law -- uphold the law because they are there to represent all americans. and, madam president, as long as i'm in the senate, i will always speak out when an attorney general does not do the job they are supposed to do and when the attorney general does not apply the law equally and fairly to all people, applying the law, not politics. madam president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum c