. >> this marion county child is celebrating with a high 5 after get ing pfizer's pediatric covid-19 vaccine. all parents are also congratulating their kids for being part of history it's like a life changing moment. i think we will be in really waiting for this not to this is incredibly meaningful. hits walked hand-in-hand with their parents during the process. >> some expressed or discomfort. others walked away and i don't feel health care workers administered 500 vaccines at miller creek middle school on saturday alone. we know there is demand in our community. as soon as we open these appointments, they filled every pediatric vaccine clinic this weekend. and later this month are full officials say more appointments will become available, but it will take time. doctor matt willis, the county's health officer says kids are known to be less prone to severe illness if they get infected with covid. but we know that kids do end up in the hospital. 24,000 children have been in the hospital in the united states 172 families have lost children to covid-19. >> it is a serious illness and w

. >> we'll tell you what more covid vaccine appointments in marion will be made available. >> reaction to president biden's infrastructure deal finally getting through the congress will let you know congress will let you know what comes next. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. everyone. president biden celebrating a big political victory tonight with the passage of his. with the passage of bipartisan infrastructure bill initially 1.2 trillion dollars. significantly lowered by the time we got through the house of representatives which was late last night the house of representatives passed that measure with a final vote of 2.28 to 2 of 6. >> 13 republicans supported it. 6 democrats voted against it. the vote ends months of divisions among democrats and hans president biden a big legislative victory. the bill will provide money

tom: to assess the covid situation i'm joined by professor marion cookman, head of the department ofience in the netherlands. give us and update in terms of rate of impression, pressure on health care services in europe at a time when you have a vaccination rate of around 70%. why are we veterans administration -- why are there records in so many countries. >> what we are seeing is a varied pictures across europe. we see several countries particularly in northern europe with steep rising number of cases and increasing pressure through the health care system, as the situation in southern europe is much more stable. and the question why that is, well, there are different situations. portugal, for instance, has managed to get an extremely high vaccination coverage compared to other parts of europe. so that explains part of that. and southern europe has had a more stable, continued situation with containment measures which also were accepted, seem to be accepted more. than in other parts of europe. and you're showing images of vaccination rates of fully vaccinated people, you see the gra

. >> this marion county child is celebrating with a high 5 after getting pfizer's pediatric covid-19 vaccine. all parents are also congratulating their kids for being part of history it's like a life changing moment. i think we will be in really waiting for this not to this is incredibly meaningful. kids walked hand-in-hand with their parents during the process. >> some expressed or discomfort. others walked away and i don't feel health care workers administered 500 vaccines at miller creek middle school on saturday alone. we know there is demand in our community. as soon as we open these appointments, they filled every pediatric vaccine clinic this weekend. and later this month are full officials say more appointments will become available, but it will take time. doctor matt willis, the county's health officer says kids are known to be less prone to severe illness if they get infected with covid. but we know that kids do end up in the hospital. 24,000 children have been in the hospital in the united states 172 families have lost children to covid-19. >> it is a serious illness and w

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. >> this marion county child is celebrating with a high 5 after getting pfizer's pediatric covid-19 vaccine. all parents are also congratulating their kids for being part of history it's like a life changing moment. i think we will be in really waiting for this not to this is incredibly meaningful. hits walked hand-in-hand with their parents during the process. >> some expressed or discomfort. others walked away and i don't feel health care workers administered 500 vaccines at miller creek middle school on saturday alone. we know there is demand in our community. as soon as we open these appointments, they filled every pediatric vaccine clinic this weekend. and later this month are full officials say more appointments will become available, but it will take time. doctor matt willis, the county's health officer says kids are known to be less prone to severe illness if they get infected with covid. but we know that kids do end up in the hospital. 24,000 children have been in the hospital in the united states 172 families have lost children to covid-19. >> it is a serious illness and w

. >> this for marion, what would you say john adams most important contribution and why was he chosenbe the first white president. sina actually adams most important contribution was made early in the game in 1760s, and early 70s, even see this in the film in the play of 1776, he's recognizing that americans is inevitable and that america was looking for a messiah that would never come. and later on, he becomes vice president because he gets the second number of votes after washington and the election of 1789. and he hates the vice presidency and he said has the most ridiculous idea ever invented in the minds of man and one of the things that some listeners might be surprised by is that the first presidents, washington, adams and jefferson. and madison, they did not regard the presidency as the capstone of their careers, they regarded it as an epilogue. and adams thought his greatest contribution came in the revolution in washington thought it was during the war to win the war and jefferson believed his greatest contribution was the declaration of independence and that is the leading

i remember for example watching the house one time and marion barry the congressman from arkansas with a southern accent a congressman from florida basically said he had mischaracterized his view on the budget he went after him and then i go back to someone that was overrated for his rhetorical flourishes and he had to supported of the affordable care act and he comes back and gives a statement and calls them lying sacks of scum. they also think they can be very underhanded for example jesse jackson was running in 1984 he didn't go after walter mondale who was from minnesota talking about hubert humphrey a former vice president that ran in 1960, 68 and 52 as well the 1972. no matter what side you're on it's something you can appreciate the way politicians are able to insult and for others it can be creative. >> the author of the book the great political trivia challenge, available online. thanks for spending a few minutes with us on about books. >> it's nice to be on the station that i dedicated the book too. >> as 2021 wraps up the list of notable books starting to emerge from publica

and especially to marion.ory be a constant source of blessing to you, your children and your grandchildren. america will never forget or fail to honor the extraordinary leadership of sheldon adelson. [applause] but i came here tonight just to say thank you. thank you for the privilege of serving in the most pro-america, pro-israel administration in american history. [applause] you know, it was the greatest honor of mye life to serve as vice president with president donald trump. and i will always be proud of the record that we assembled together with your support we rebuild our military. we revised our economy. we unleashed american energy we saw more than 300 conservatives confirmed to our federal courts in the midst of the worst endemic in 100 years. we launched the greatest national mobilization since world war ii. and that is a trump-pence administration if the world knew nothing else, the world knew this, america stands with israel. [applause] the trumpets of administration assured israel would always hav

lina and marion cockrell. >> todd had one airplane in the hangar and one in the driveway.hey loved having an ex-fighter pilot for a neighbor. >> todd was always -- i mean, he was just a genuinely interesting guy. he would make eye contact with you. he always wanted to know about my job. "what sorta cases are you working on? what kind of law do you practice?" >> i had actually kind of looked at todd as kind of a "guy's guy". >> you enjoyed their company. >> we did. >> enjoyed todd a little more than rachel, maybe. >> i knew her less well than i knew todd, i feel. i feel like we were both in the same place in our lives, but sort of moving in different circles and -- >> and she wasn't one of those people who kind -- you immediately were attracted to or what? >> no. i don't -- i really liked her but she always seemed a little bit distant. very polite, very friendly but a little bit distant. >> you want to go over there? >> yeah. >> let's go over there. >> by 2009, rachel and todd had two little daughters eva and ariel. >> he always seemed very involved and very engaged with th

about that from abraham lincoln >> they were also present in so many ways and then if you talk about marionn about 40 years, has lost three professional, that is unimaginable) the rise of compus at that point and then you talk about this thing about darrell, this persons who wrote the statistics but then broke number seven is one of my favorite three talk about transparency in computers and how to get both os these play a role in these google trends come the great machine that will predict so many things but that did not work. maybe each of you can say a little bit about what are your favorite stories or something, to me that is the entrance point for normal human to jump into these complexity of these beautiful stories and maybe it could be as hard as choosing a favoriteg child, my fourth one s my favorite by far but some might have a harder time. is there something that you love about what you wrote and you would love to share in your own voice heard. >> i really fell in love withth the public health campaign, florence nightingale was raging in the 1860s. for me this was an astonishing st

well yeah, the read it says one of the people who died in the channel have identified as 24 year old marion newry, mohammed's mean dines, family is as barren now. she was a young iraqi kurdish woman who apparently was trying to make it to the u. k. to join her fiance there. and her cousin has said that britain and france need to essentially open their doors, provide legitimate ways in which people like this young women can come and establish a new life in the country that they, they want to reside in and not. so he put it force him to take this route of death . now that the british and the french do you want to tackle what they call the kind of the economy that the business model of the smugglers that are facilitating these cross channel migration patton's migration routes. but it's something that they will have to drop there. i'm taking a sick language that that spots to be able to do it any comprehensive sense. okay, well we challenge their life for us in cali re for no thank you. sedans, reinstated, prime minister of $1.00 kaz dismissed the chief of police and his deputy. it comes a week

and we will share some good data, hopefully a little bit later on a grade or efficacy against delta marion. so it's a numerical force has to be started and we need to see how efficient as exists and like seems like games in your area. but also weekend really quickly about vaccine when you variant, if needed and we believe that different counsel at portfolio, different like seats. we see that monopoly off and we're in the back fence in europe failed to protect europe. so it shouldn't be about em. are they monopoly it should be about or to fully or different extent acknowledges include in rush and vaccines, chinese vaccines, other vaccines from britain astrazeneca is very good. and all this report folio different vaccines can countries themselves. meanwhile, how do you appropriately turn up to work with cove it as if this is the question that plays the check president? has he prepared to emerge from his sick bed to swear in the countries new prime minister? he turned up with health workers in hazmat. suits and rolled into a glass cage in his wheelchair for the ceremony. in addition to being

he said, i jakes, marion act. and he said that the he was leaving the r a c at that time because of the sponsorship by a fossil fuel companies. i mean, some people out there going to think specially some young people and maybe maybe if they what you in the role is malcolm tucker, that it's impossible to beat the kinder spin. that. com 26 is a great success that the politicians know what they're doing and to have confidence in them and that camber oil field. this is just a stop gap and later it can be decommission. no and anything is possible. everything's possible. you know, all we have to do is to listen sensibly to the truth, decide what is right and pursue it and also come together to do that. you know, if this is not a done deal, you know, we can, we can face this if we get together and pursue it, you know, actively and passionately. i mean, i'm not sure whether you saw about how power stations here and are using bio mass and what they say is the plan of the tree in the developing world. and this has been expo

the bears never got to go on marion jones from uefa from beyond the arc 13 points for him.role. 80 to 60 cal will stay down in florida take on hall wednesday there and some sort of holiday tournament down there. hopefully they can get a win before they come back to the bay area. all righty. that is your look at sports. >> all right. well, that was sports director jason dumas supporting for us. the forty-niners play. the vikings at home this sunday kickoff is at one 25 pm. we'll be right back after the break. >> well, happening today, presentation high school is collecting hundreds of turkeys before thanksgiving. their goal is to collect a 1000 turkeys and try to beat the school's record of 1090 turkeys collected in one day. the turkey drive starts at 7. the school says they're also collecting chickens in hams as well. everything collect it will be given to sacred heart community services. now you can add christmas trees to the list of items suffering from shortages and higher prices this year. tree lot owners say the problem goes back more than a decade when farmers struggl

i think they were kind of stagnant, 14 million to 15 marion barrels a day, now expected to rise, up to 16 million barrels a day this month . and globally the iea came out today and said they see global refinery runs climbing something like 3.5 million barrels per day over the next couple of months. so, what that will do is increase the supply of gasoline and diesel onto the market. again, there is so much, it really depends on what demand does over the next couple of months, right? more people driving and flying because of the holidays? it's hard to tell. business travel is still way down and i don't think that's expected to recover to pre-covid levels for two or three years. more people traveling for the holidays, a lot of it depends on that. how much are people going to be out shopping and eating, so on and so forth. host: if you want to talk gas and oil prices, jeff mower is a great guy to do it with. eastern and central time zones, 202, --(202) 748-8001 (202) . guest: we assess around the world. so, the division i work for is the oil division. i marriage the americas news division.

that is it from me on the scene here until about a colleagues in london are standing by a 4 year marion. the mossey will be with you on the other side of the break. when you more from the cult 26. and of course, the rest of the world used to keep it here on out to sarah. ah, ah. ah, 25 years ago you irin television used in the middle east, began a 2 part documentary series small. the 25th anniversary of al jazeera telling the story of the channels launch. how it became a recognized global brand. ah, the story of al jazeera, but unique path. in the country with an abundance of resource raid already won indonesia whose firms forming we moved pool to grow and frock. we balanced for rena economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let be part when denise is growth and progress, invest even easier now. well is experiencing unprecedented extreme weather. reco temperature. the being said, glass is an i fee for deteriorating foss. whenever the quote running down world leave i

this is a pivotal election marion for a variety of reasons, not least of which is that backdrop, that you mentioned massive historic level of migration over the course of the past few years in honduras linked to worsening poverty. linked to worsening ramp and corruption in the country. so yes, there is an expectation that this could be a, a huge turning point for the country. on the one hand, you have the candidate for the really national party, nasty as food a who many people see as a continuation of the of the ruling national party, a continuation of president wonderland. where members, who many people see as being the reason that the country is, is so corrupt as being the reason why poverty is worse. and the president himself has been linked to, to, to drug trafficking as well. and on the other hand, you have a radically different, a radically different candidate, but many hundreds of feel as though what the country needs is a radical change. lauren manual, thank you very much. indeed. sudan says 6 of its soldiers have been killed during and attacked by ethiopian forces. it happene

and we will share some good data, hopefully a little bit later on a greater efficacy against delta marion. so the new variant of course, has to be started and we need to see how patient as exists and maxine side games in your area. but also we can really quickly adapt vaccine to a new variant if needed. and we believe that different countries will care portfolio of different vaccines. we see that monopoly, all of them are in a vacuum in europe, failed to protect europe. so it shouldn't be about emma in a monopoly. it should be about or to folly of different extent acknowledges include in russian vaccines, chinese vaccines, other vaccines from britain astrazeneca is very good. and all this report folio different vaccines in countries beg themselves. i mean, while discussions about a vaccine mix and match approach as a way to maximize the effectiveness of shots is circulating in the medical community at separate clinical trials on different combinations are currently being held across multiple countries. the head of the russian directions, investment fund again thinks partnerships between v

marion met palpable sense of disappointment. i would say, especially from the small island states in developing countries, and especially after that remarkable intervention, last minute intervention from india, china, and from south africa on their claws on coal, saying that it should be phased down rather than phased out. it all comes down to the my new shy of the wording in the end that we have to say the fact that coal was in there in the 1st place is a good thing. and also that was what was good in the tax was the ambition section whereby nations have to come back next year to up their commitments to reduce emissions in the past agreement is 2025 now it's next year. and every year, after many say here that we all just about still on track for the $1.00 degree target. objections, it is so decided the end of the road after 2 weeks until the sleepless night. please, when again, jason for the draining intensity. may i do say to all our delegates, i apologize for the way this process has unfolded. and i am deeply sorry. i also un

thanks a lot, marion meliss hamilton saint paul position at the fest for minute one grand prix to be held here in cas on. i he took the time sheets well clear of the field as he aimed to close the gap of max, the stopping and the driver's championship, as they say it has all the action. as the sunsets on the la salle circuit excitement in the stems grew ahead of qualifying the latest chapter. what's become one of the tightest formula? one turtle bottles. in years with 3 races left in the season, 7 time will champion louis hamilton trails much for stopping by just 14 points in the championship. f one is in cats off the 1st time, so none of the drivers have driven this track. the full stop was quick in his red bull, but he had to settle the 2nd best. it was hamilton, who dominated under the floodlights for besides, he was quickest in all 3 qualifying sessions. nearly half a 2nd faster than the stepan. and he did it all with an upset stomach as well. yes . let's go. great. so guys yesterday was a really difficult elementary, thursday and friday wasn't feeling too well. and so really str

many too many nights in marion till i it's just too much time and i'm sure you had it out the was wazoo. how do you travel now? you still travel? well worry over it and you know, i've got a really nice playing and it otherwise i couldn't do it if i had to be in a bus or go commercial, you know, so that really helped. but i love playing, i love being on, on, on stage. but them hotel rooms, europe shipment in and out in and out. so, you know, good news is got a place we can find a nice town like chicago, you know, like, you know, new yorker, you know, and dallas, you know, we fly in and out to shoot for like a week and then i can do it. and also i, i never stay on for more than 2 weeks. i come on, i go to, we're staying home for 2 weeks. and i really don't even do that. sure. because i do about 40 shows here in just to keep my band alive. i love doing it, but yeah, the travel kicks my and i.

is, he's a need to break that in supplement so they can have access to food for you on a smaller marion really good to get your insight. thank you very much and for talking to are, is there a thank you and give you a 21 story building in nigeria has collapsed killing at least 3 people, dozens of thought to be trapped in the rubble. the building in lagos is reported. have been under construction. it's not yet clear what caused the building to come down. there been recent efforts, the militia reinforce on site buildings in the city, but more 80 demolish this year. but address is following the story from neighboring chat. fast on the scenes, why ambulances and emergency workers, but there was nothing much they could do. they tried to dig through the rubble without bad hands. heavy duty machinery started coming into the area of lagos, which is a high brow residential and commercial estate in mega city. and then the work started in earnest. looking at the rebel, the mountain of rebel, they in fact, needed much more bigger heavy duty commit to move the rebel in order to access the people who

sam, we will share some good data, hopefully a little bit later on a greater efficacy against delta marion. so it's a numerical force has to be started and we need to see how the shunt is exists and mixing side games in your area, but also weekend really quickly about vaccine when you variant, if needed. and we believe that different council can portfolio, different legacies. we see that monopoly walls and we're in a mac fume in europe failed to protect europe. so it shouldn't be about emma in a monopoly. it should be baltimore to fully or different extent acknowledges include in russian magazines, chinese vaccines, other vaccines from britain astrazeneca is very good. and all this report folio different vaccines in countries like themselves than you very, and has also been fined in botswana and hong kong. since 1st being detected in south africa, scientists say it has an unusually high number of mutations on. they have described it as quote, the worst so far. in my discussions about a vaccine mix and match approach as a way to maximize the effectiveness of shots is circulating in the medi

and we will share some good data, hopefully a little bit later on a greater efficacy against delta marion. so it's a new way, of course has to be started, and we need to see how efficient it exists. and lic seems i games in your area, but also we can really quickly adapt maxine to a new variant if needed. and we believe that different counties portfolio of different vaccines. we see that monopoly, all of them are in a vacuum in europe, failed to protect europe. so it shouldn't be about emma and a monopoly. it should be about portfolio of different extreme technologies, including ration vaccines. chinese vaccines, other vaccines from britain astrazeneca is very good, and all this report folio different vaccines in countries beg themselves. meanwhile, discussions about a vaccine mix and match approach as a way to maximize the effectiveness of jobs is concerned. i think in the medical community with separate trials underway in multiple countries, the head of the russian direct investment fund again thinks partnerships between vaccine manufacturers is going to prove vital moving forward. we p

last and it seems then a lot of middle at the life, faxing and juices mucosal marion unity excites method, has already been tested in the world. this is what we are going to reproduce. but not come polio code for the challenge is to me and i think people who are not to me and then the unionized and then recovered lockton though, but a lot of them would be exact 222. since this is not going to expect to recruit people for risa, timing always depends on the recruitment team will be introduced shortly for charles can approximately in january and we'll take several months business sort of that in the next 3 to 5 months. if all of the present time receipts of commission in the regulator, recruitment to volunteers, this study will be completed and we want to make it in the near future. it will be possible to see the main points of the internet. sure, it is in your musical. you, i then put it in order to avoid getting sick, if necessary, constantly the mean vacation of the most important goal that humanity must achieve now is to obtain heard immunity and reduce mortality, and thus reduce the bur

it gave me a sense of the geography that marion was covering on her flights of the geography that marion romantic flying. she should turn around. — romantic flying. she should turn around, beat on her way back to montana. — around, beat on her way back to montana. but, gunning the engine, pulling _ montana. but, gunning the engine, pulling her— montana. but, gunning the engine, pulling her scarf up over her mouth and nose. — pulling her scarf up over her mouth and nose, she ascends 12,000 feet. rock and _ and nose, she ascends 12,000 feet. rock and blue eyes loom up, hemming her in— rock and blue eyes loom up, hemming her in below— rock and blue eyes loom up, hemming her in below crevices and in places the snow— her in below crevices and in places the snow has broken through and there _ the snow has broken through and there is— the snow has broken through and there is blackness underneath. the engine _ there is blackness underneath. the engine split is that this approval. high. _ engine split is that this approval. high. too— engine split is that this approval. high, too cold. she circle

busy you know, any concrete look at any country know, look at you, look good us, everybody has made marion fact. you with this, you know, to my, for look on this home in the us believe. hit that if the glimmer different get started. we won consolidation asking what should be getting there? julia, what do you think? yes, you will be an industry with a 3rd. there was a 3rd make 2100. 2300. next me deal about it. they the, the government, if it was taken war step and they said, all of the government will actually give these very strong point to signals. and then, okay, let me just let me know. let me give you a quick, quickly re to because i do want to, i do want to wrap up with can be, are, but go ahead though i completely disagree with that approach. you know, not, no program has succeeded unless you think all the state was on board. and i would disagree that if civil society and industry would have been taken on board, they would have, you know, the fact i wrote them succeeded because in the 1st 2nd, because industrial. and so let me see and can i get your committee to be let me ask you ok

marion from georgia. caller: i have three points or questions i would like to ask you.ne is the definition of small business. if coke industries -- koch industries has 20 factories with 500 people, are they still koch industries considered small business because each factory has 500 people? the second one is the ppp loan that is forgiven. is that not the very definition of socialism, maybe for rich people? the third one is we have a real problem where nobody -- one party does not want to raise wages for working people. but because every family now needs two working people, a wife and husband both have to work, aren't we just basically saying let's keep wages low but are taxpayer money is going to fund the child credit in the build back better? are we giving big corporations and all the -- host: we have your point. guest: as i said earlier there are many different definitions at the federal level for small business. generally the small business administration considers a small business a business with fewer than 500 employees, although they have some variation based on i

and we will share some good data, hopefully a little bit later on a greater efficacy against delta marion. so the new variant of course, has to be started. and we need to see how efficient as exists and mixing site games in your area. but also we can really quickly about vaccine when you very and if needed. and we believe that different council report folio different vaccines. we see is a monopoly walls. and we're in a vacuum in europe failed to protect europe. so it shouldn't be about emma in a monopoly. it should be about the board fully or different extent acknowledges include in russian vaccines, chinese vaccines, other vaccines from britain astrazeneca is very good. and all this report folio different vaccines can countries like themselves? molyneux variant has also been found in botswana and hong kong since 1st being detected in some africa scientist site as an unusually high number of mutations and they've described it as the worst. so for british microphones has talked to some and clock outlined what scored experts. so worried one has accumulated quite a few mutations interesting

man, i don't know how you are, but too many, too many nights in marion sill ins i. it's just too much time and i'm sure you had it out the was wazoo. how do you travel now? you still travel? well, worry over it. ah, and you know, i've got a really nice playing and it otherwise i couldn't do it if i had to be in a bus or go commercial, you know, so that really helped, but i love playing, i love being on, on, on stage. but them hotel rooms, europe shipping in and out in and out. so, you know, good news is got a place we can find a nice town like chicago, you know, or like, you know, new york or, you know, and dallas, you know, we fly in and out to shows for like a week. and then i can do it and also i never stay off for more than 2 weeks. i come on, i go to week, stay home for 2 weeks. and i really don't even do that. sure, because i do about 40 shows in here in just to keep my band alive. i love doing it, but yeah, the travel kicks my. i can't, and i thought we'll do a residency in vegas. you know, so don't have to travel, right. but the air in that town and that is

marion referee with jury deliberations after day 3. >> reporter: the jury will deliberate for a third day. kyle rittenhouse stephen steen is seeking a mistrial on the grounds they were not provided with a clear copy of drone footage that ended up being key in the prosecution's case showing what transpired leading up to rittenhouse's shooting and killing a 36-year-old, joseph rosenbaum, the prosecution claiming it was a technical error. >> didn't have the quality of evidence the state had until the case of the closed. i do not believe in unknown technical incident should result in a mistrial. change the judge, bruce schrader saying he will consider the request depending on the jury's decision. >> it is a guilty verdict on any degree the motion will have to be addressed. >> just schrader blasting the media for its misleading coverage and misinformation in the case. >> when i talked about problems with the media when this trial started we were there and part because of grossly irresponsible handling of what comes out of this trial. people should be able to see what is going on but to see

somebody warm up gavin newsom or marion williams, pete buttigieg, i'm doing the math, two plus 20 plus time magazine it's as gentle wrote that herself, she the one that locked inside is a problem for people who can't get their treadmills quickly are white house chief of staff said inflation is just a problem for the rich, the bottom line we have a president who will not visit the border or any major ports to address this problem and normal his transportation secretary because he can't be bothered to do his job and go to long branch or los angeles or newark either. this will not be solved, supply chain 22023 per pete buttigieg himself. alicia: totally in speaking of inflation, check at the headline from the new york post, new york city 1 dollar pizza staggering inflation" in the article says y single ingredient, every single item, we use flour, cheese, tomatoes, paper goods, napkins, everything, labor is definitely up as well. when charlie is in new york city has to pay $20 for a cocktail and if he has too many cocktails and wants to buy 99 cents pizza that cost more than 99 cents. char

marion grant had to send the show while it was still good. >> the television station where mary workse all need some kleenex. >> how do we leave this room? >> we were saying good-bye to the show and to each other. >> it's still emotional after all these years. because that was a family. "the mary tyler moore show," the mte enterprises were really powerful. the baby boom generations had not settled into the domestic life young professionals but have not yet started their families. >> i didn't want to do the standard family show. >> i am sure he has girlfriends but he denies it. >> well, of course, todd's 13 now. [ laughter ] >> the fact that so many people in hollywood were hitting the couch, probably opens the doors for setting up the show. >> i audity for the people. >> you have no idea what it's like to be incredibly good-looking. [ laughter ] >> going to my office and there is that. >> the show is kind of a model how to do a workplace comedy and you bring together all these types and it works so brandon rittim so brilliantly. >> are you going ask me if you can eat in front of the t

they all have a little bit and asked what would marion do at that moment is something that moves on and in addition to they managed to flourish and that's part of it. >> we have a question from jerome who asks what was it like researching this book and how are the two processes different? >> it brought me outside of my head and writing office and spend more time in the military bases which is a little bit unnerving. from the point of view interviewing and working with soldiers. but the trauma isn't completely different. what they experienced lives on in the same way. but also their memories stay over time and certain things are closer to others. it's more immediate or needs to be pulled back out of them and those are difficult conversations to have. i think also it is just a much bigger topic and i had a longer period of time to do it. that is one of the things that's interesting. you might ask the same questions over and over but you're not going to have the same conversation and i'm fortunate that i had that time. we would have a conversation in three days later she called and said i

to the border price enter crisis in caravan is starting to arrive at new covenant to marion spreadingplus the number on border patrol by illegal immigrants. we have all the stories and more tonight. thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show you are watching the fox business network. let's start with president biden, the new omicron variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic or cause to shut down and locked out. he is saying no to that, he wants were vaccinations. dr. fauci confusing the picture again, he said the u.s. should be prepared for potentially more lockdowns, we have that story tonight and also more on travel restrictions coming in. let's get to kelli o'grady and lax airport. good to see you. >> even though experts are urging folks not to panic. concern is growing, the variant is detected in expanding list of countries and u.s. health officials say the variant may early be in the country starting today the u.s. is restricting travel from south africa and seven other african nations and dozens

we have kind of a northern marion county, which will be out the about a high school we have. this is. >> kind of our central location. >> and then we have a southern marin county location at strawberry points. >> the vaccination clinic will be from 9 to 5. both saturday and sunday. all the kids to get vaccinated here this weekend will be booked for their second vaccination right back here. the first week of december live in moraine county. amanda hari kron 4 news, a man with such strong demand. the appointments filling up so fast to health leaders have any idea when all the kids will be able to be vaccinated and do they have enough doses. >> they say they're getting more supply. every single day and they'll be opening up more appointments. >> they say they hope they get all 5 to 11 year-olds who want to be vaccinated, their first dose by the end of november. so hopefully they'll have their second dose by the new year. >> all right, amanda, thank you for that live report for us tonight. approval of the pediatric dose of pfizer's covid vaccine is also allowing the contra costa

good afternoon, my name is randy and a them 15 of the washington nationalm cathedral n behalf of marionf the episcopal church, welcome. welcome to this house of prayer for all people. it is indeed an honor for us to host this service for colin powell. to missus powell, michael, and, linda and the entire family, our hearts are with you and with all those across our country and around the world who grieve the loss of this great american leader and patriot. today we give : luther powell back to the god who gave him to us while we mourn his death, our faith tells us there is life beyond the grave god never lets us go. so is the old prayer says, gathered to give thanks for all the goodness courage that have passed through colin powell's life into the lives of others. for his loyalty to his country and his love of the good and for all those noble qualities of mind and soul that endeared him to so many. he lived a life of service and he was a great blessing to all who knew him. in the words of st. paul, he fought the good fight and he kept the faith. may the god of love bless him and keep him

night antioch police say that they located the suspects both from sacramento and now booked into the marion county jail. 4 zone forecast as we give you a live over you. the love downtown san francisco from high atop sutro tower and lawrence has the weekend at live. looking good to guide lot of sunshine today. of course, just beautiful all the way to the coastline. >> we'll see a return that weather again for tomorrow. so nice start the weekend. if you've got some plans. nice weekend to get outdoors and enjoy that beautiful sunshine tonight mostly clear so far looking toward the golden gate bridge not much in the way of fog. we may see a couple of patches of fog develop along the coastline overnight tonight. but here's the story you can see right now that big clear area high pressure taking over along california all the rain head up in the pacific northwest. they've seen some flooding rains up there. but california right now staying nice and dry that offshore wind that have been kicking in. we may see that return again overnight tonight, just slightly. so it's going to warm things up around

♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ ♪ crying all the time ♪ >> marion always called the fonz arthurespect. >> well, good luck, arthur. >> hey, thanks, mrs. c. >> and she also had a crush on him, i think. a little bit. >> hey! >> when the fonz took over, the dynamic changed. >> we venture into teenage american graffiti style comedy. >> let's see it. >> doesn't look like a hickey. >> that show ends up going from 22nd place to first place. it becomes the number one show in the country. >> there would be traffic, people getting home to watch "happy days." >> it was a revolution. networks targeting 18 to 49-year-olds not necessarily with family sitcoms but with friends sitcoms. >> laverne defazio and shirley feeney. whoa. >> garry marshall said we've got this part on "happy days." the show we did was a double date with fonzie and richie. >> nice. and a tie too. >> and a hankie. is that for showing or for blowing? >> they were incredibly individually funny. >> is anybody upstairs going to run down and call me a nasty name? >> and then garry got the idea to spin them off into their own ser

. >> this is marion hammer. she's the former president of the nra. discussing her own members and saying the problem with taking away the exhibit hall is you will spotlight our members who she describes ashillbillies. >> the nra right now is in a lot of trouble. i'm sure there are a lot of nra members who are hearing these private thoughts about who they are and what they represent. a lot of nra members are really upset with all these reports of millions of dollars worth of corruption in the executive level of the nra led by wayne la pierre and other senior officials. i'm sure they are not happy to hear what's being said about them behind the scenes. >> final point here. you write in the book -- i got a chance to go through part of the book today. it's fantastic. i admire you as a reporter. it's really great work. >> thank you. >> people should pick up the book. the columbine and sandy hook and you get the trajectory -- the nra was like the ethanol lobby. we don't care your politics. we are cool with you. we are not giving you any vision for american

correspondent marianne rafferty with the legal battle with pop-culture headlines, good evening, mariond evening, shannon. britney has been freed. thanks to a california judge who says she's capable of handling her own affairs. judge brenda penny saying today all parties in agreement that spears does not capacity and making her own decisions and doing a conservatorship that lasted 14 years. this anger publicly spoke out against the conservatorship during a lengthy testimony in june calling it abusing and demoralizing to say her father, jamie, in charge of her estate and personal life and anyone else involved in the arrangement should be jailed, adding "spent 13 years and it's been enough. i want to be able to be heard." the pop star was not present in court to hear the decision today. she thanked her fans via twitter unable to contain her excitement. "good god come i love my fans so much, it's crazy. i think i will cry the rest of the day. best day ever, praise the lord. can i get an amen? #britney he said he was proud of her courage and police and efforts to take control of her own lif

boundaries and being on the mound and on the boundaries in the margin a couple of questions from marion, and for chanda prescod-weinstein, she wants you to talk about being at the boundary of the margin. but also being at the boundary is also an opportunity to be in a new frontier. and then, but we will start with that so chanda prescod-weinstein, being at the boundary but also being in a position to be in a new frontier. >> the first thing that comes to mind is i reflect on the thinking about the power of being the outsider and of loneliness and i sort of use alec walters vehicle is talking about the small number of african-american women. so gives you contacts for people there printed every single year every in the united season course of the history, around 100 of them have gone to black women braided so actually went to canada, the number take set up a bit and only by a tiny bit, probably i was the first black woman to earn a phd at the university of waterloo and so that means not necessarily being a black woman, or a person and specifics is an outsider rotation and naturally it is

and if you're doing some shopping heading on over towards the east bay or up into marion county on thecenter fell bridge. things are also looking good. that's a 7 minute crossing right there. the golden gate bridge a little bit longer. 19 minutes from 37 to the tolls and a bit breezy out along the coastline beautiful day to run across the bridge. if you want to go that option. james. all right, john, thank you. now let's get to sports. the raiders beat the dallas cowboys on thanksgiving for sports director jason dumas has highlights on this 11th hour victory. >> football and thanksgiving goes together like peanut butter and jelly baking in a he was kind catch up and fried onions on a cheese steak. all right. up probably lost everyone. they're that the philly thing. let's head to jerry's world. the raiders. they were taken on the dallas cowboys. trying to help the raiders snap a four-game losing streak end. this should help. 3rd play of the game for the raiders car, sean jackson and we've seen that before, especially in jerry world, 56 yard, touchdown catch. he's still fast. all righty.

rain pounded most of marion county today and that was many people as they were still trying to dry out from last week's deluge. you're taking a look at some of the rain was coming. look at that is really coming down this in the afternoon in marin and ground force. re-assess your joins us from santa fell tonight to. >> us know how things are going risa. >> why they're pam and ken well here in samara fell certainly having all this rain is helpful for the drought to beat the drought. however, there are a lot of people here that are still dealing with all of the foul out from what happened with that storm just week ago. >> monday's downpour dropping a lot of water on warren county streets and again filling up already swollen creeks in samara fell. this was the scene just a week ago cars trapped in water. trees down. >> when that giant storm swept in. >> the bottom of the door was blown i was with. >> and the water law says his office hit hard and he's still dealing with the damage flood waters caused did receive a call from someone in the neighborhood in i didn't know. thought there was wa