and mark martin, animal services center, they're over capacity. they are currently housing 70 dogs when they are only outfit with 42 candles. so make sure you since the santa clara county. meanwhile, santa stops, the fairfield all resuming today. they were rescheduled over the weekend due to the rain fairfield police put on this event every year for santa visits, a different neighborhood on his sleigh for 6 nights. if you want to take part in the fun santa schedule is posted over on the fairfield police, facebook as well as instagram. well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news bay area. rapper sweetie, making a pit stop. >> in the bay area, why her new program is helping kids learn how to manage their money will be right back after the break. >> the new way to make some extra money or get stuff done. the australian app now open for business here that lets you outsource nearly any task. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> we'll take a look at you're looking at a time lapse video not from south lake tahoe, but from the the lic

mark martin. thank you very much. thank you very much. it's a world aids day, but with worldwide efforts to baffle the corona virus pandemic, there's been much less of a focus on h. i. v aids the un estimates that last year round, 83 and a half, 38 and a half 1000000 people around the world. we're living with h i v aids. and although it is claiming far fewer lives than it did at its peak in 2004, 650000 people, died of h i v related courses last year alone. there are still no way to have a vaccine that makes preventative measures to avoid infection. even more important . africa has the highest number of people living with the virus orientation, our reports from cape town in south africa. let's hope gus trials for new preventative methods will drive numbers down. once a month cynical m, i will been guar. i comes to this health center to get a package of prep, a daily pill of the pre exposure prophylaxis, protects people from getting h i v. when having sex taking a need for my family generation to generation it's, they do have the age as op

thank you, mark martin on the past about the pope ameritas candidate for 16 will be back with joy ride through fascinating worlds into uncharted deb our guides know their way around with a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places. curiosity is required to borrow today. next on d, w ah, did in y, dwayne extreme, it's writes requested again. well, bobby, and couple linked and burned in south africa, people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs. in the pandemic black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated beliefs, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries, discrimination and inequality, or part of everyday life. for many, we ask why? because life is diversity. to make up your own mind. d. w. lead for mines i. we need to talk about climate change. does that make you want to switch off? why and how can we change it? how exactly is global warming affecting agriculture around the world? the results of one study are alarming. but 1st we ask, how can cattle farming be made more environmentally friendly? because cows do produce an awful

mark read walked through the doors and played a starring role in that transformation. in 2018, read became chief executive of a firm in crisis. the man who had made the giant, martin sorrell, had stepped down. today, we speak to mark read about a new age of advertising and how to run a business fit for the 21st century. mark, thanr joining us on "leaders with lacqua." what does it mean being an "ads man," ad leader, in 2022? mark: [laughs] well, our industry is at such an interesting phase, isn't it? we've been through the pandemic, in some ways evermore relevant. but we have faced a whole period of continued innovation with new advertising formats, new digital companies being launched, e-commerce taking off. our industry is changing and it changes all the time, but it is changing now more than ever. francine: but if you look at the pace of change over the last 10 years, it has been incredible. mark: yeah. francine: can you go through the same pace of change in the next 10 years? mark: i think so. i mean, look, we are a big company. we have 100,000 people around the world. we also try to have the heart of a small company. people working day-to-day on individual cl

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as curtain closer goes, this has been a blockbuster with mark amy -- pastor martin with the king juniors republican challenger sports, errol -- massive ad spending. especially for the democratic side this time around. high public interest reflected early voting numbers that were record-breaking. the racist scene big name surrogates campaigning for the candidates. the former president who endorsed walker early on, come into georgia in the hours to campaign in person for him. -- even a canada line tie with warnock campaigns, -- with the walker campaign let's start with eva. how did senator workout warnock's in the final day on the campaign? >> anderson, senator warnock spent this crucial final hour i would say getting support from a core constituency being going to a black barbershop, going -- and has tremendous amount of campuses on the youth vote in the closing days of this campaign [inaudible] and ignite in this big celebrity filled rally here in atlanta. an amazing violinist onstage right behind me. i think closing out and atlanta really speaks to how democrats are relying on these cou

at 8 pm eastern, on lectures in history, mark martin university professor, richard loftus, explores whatwere won by examining the correspondent of american army private, jon ward, who was a farmer from a german american family near went where, south dakota. -- presidential historian laura corcoran's stern discuss the collection of papers she and her husband wrote which was recently donated to the university of texas and austin. helps to understanding the american -- 1960s and the president. he's the american story, saturdays on c-span. to find a full schedule on your program. guide or watch online, anytime, at c-span.org slash history. book tv, every sundayon c-span two, features leading authors and their latest nonfiction books. 9 pm eastern bestselling author martin dugard shares his book, taking berlin. describing the capre of the capital city in april 19 by allied forces, towards the end of world war ii. at 10 pm, on afterwards, entrepreneur in aol cofounder, steve case, talks about his effort to create start-up opportunities, spur innovation, and generate jobs around the country in

darroch looking forward . seconds lord darroch looking forward to sundays match with mark it was a good analysis by martingoal. i think lionel messi and company with c o score a goal. i think lionel messi and company with c 0 morocco did in the second half and think we can have some chances. i look forward to the final. france and argentina are the final. france and argentina are the third and fourth ranked countries in the world. both germany and brazil were the top two and these are next in line to stop fantastic. these are next in line to stop fantastic-— these are next in line to stop fantastic. . . ., fantastic. 0k we have another session at _ fantastic. 0k we have another session at 11:30 _ fantastic. 0k we have another session at 11:30 p:m.. - fantastic. 0k we have another session at 11:30 p:m.. lord i session at 11:30 p:m.. lord darroch and martin thank you forjoining us. thank you forjoining us on bbc news for this addition of the papers back again at 11:30 p:m.. don't go away. good evening. good evening and this is your sports news — france will play argentina in the world cup final on sunday af

if it didn't know where she oh, where she and mark shell latanya and no one has a betty martin, john matthews. and that we part time job. some of the major markets that got us yet, which is thursday. your mom has monitoring with the phone. you have to ride home. did you want to have it, eddie did this before alicia for teleology. i don't with the money on either. i just not less. i don't want to model new hash told i don't was stuck really except in seattle to lubricants. ne, my husband, the scholarship communists in them and he and somebody sped. oh little southern she seems 15 millions not at all a lot. they can, they just did a lot of young you send that to chicago that i i let me on a long time to play. love it. last year my dad had been latan into 3 diamond self and high on the high on she has didn't get a job. i get that to come and had thing now had going to is it or one a on out a quote and i had but it's been the oh file this off like i i can an image represent a t o merely mimic the perception that the beholder behind the camera, preconceptions, one sided imagery, reclaimin

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well, martin scorsese, after all, so is mark and faith in the army. we talked about this yesterday.ortunately, there are many. unfortunately, many americans still do not know that this is exactly a ukrainian melody. so why is it so important? and now is the time when we return our names to ourselves, when we return our shchedrik, when we return kazimir malevich when we return a-a-a-a crimean tatar writers so when we return a-a theater and it is all obvious there is a parallel and inseparable track with the physical return of ukrainian lands now during the war in ukraine yes or a longer time about ukraine ukrainian identity ukrainian culture the story was told by others, including russia, who spoke about us as her colony, and at the same time propitiating everything that is the best, and it is important for us to imagine the voice of ukrainian art in the ukrainian ukrainian language studies of communication projects on international platforms, therefore, for us, one of the focal topics is the topic of documentary. so when we talk about the fact that ukraine is going through this path

francine: your predecessor was sir martin sorrell, so that was a challenge. mark had been at the company a long time but when you take on a role, you do it in a different way. you do it in a way that is right for you. i look to where we were. one of the challenges was how do we integrate analog and digital? because that is something that would become quite complex, that we bring them together. two big integrated agencies that can help clients across the full range of markets and analog and digital. that was the first thing that was important. secondly, we wanted to expand what we did beyond advertising. we were just in the advertising box. we weren't going to grow. we expanded off into e-commerce, commerce, building experience for clients, and deeply into technology. we have been on that journey of reinvention of our traditional businesses, but also the expansion into new areas so the company can grow its topline. francine: is it better being bigger, because you service clients in more industries and you have more of that data? or does it not make that much of a d

martin. you out he's the singer that his voice just kills me mark, this got a great voice on this and the deanthe son of bing crosby, elvis. i like big voices. i got to hang out with roy orbison and go to his house and i was playing songs with him and we're just back and forth. and he said, you know, chris, because it's always good, no matter how said any of my songs are, there's always got to be a glimmer of hope. and i thought he's right. no matter how said the song is, you know, pretty woman. she walks on by. but wait, what do i see? she coming back to me. it's like. he always has that little bit of hope. and and i hope i put that my records. >> kron 4 is the place to be on new year's eve starting at 9 o'clock on new year's eve. we're live from las vegas bringing in 2023 from across the country with music from usher and keith urban. then as we get closer to midnight, check out an exciting acrobatic performance from the show. dear san francisco at club fugazi. it's all capped off by fireworks over the bay area. the celebration starts at 9 o'clock right here on kron. 4. york. want watch these

englishman martin lukeman and alan soutar of scotland are also through. markbertson. selby beat the australian by 6 frames to 1l he'll play the winner of the other semi between luca brecel and mark allen. now the football world cup may have paused top flight league football across europe, but the scottish premiership returned to action this week. earlier today celtic extended their lead at the top to 9 points — although they left it late at aberdeen asjo currie reports. as the freeze affected fixtures across scotland, celtic�*s match away to aberdeen survived the conditions to give the leaders a chance to restore their nine—point gap at the top. the first half came and went in a flurry of celtic chances. aberdeen had the goalkeeper to thank for keeping them in the game, while they themselves offered little in the way of attack. after the break, the one—way action continued. celtic had no problem creating chances, the issue was finishing them. as aberdeen stubbornly dug in and around their own box, the visitors kept up the intensity, but time and time again the

main on the bill that comes in on the current president where the non global mark is junior, the speaker of the house, martin while desk. and one of the co authors is his son, representative of eagles angel marcus, the press, the parents of the president and appointing and markers senior and imelda. marcos former 1st lady, the horton power back in the seventy's and eighty's are believed up 100, an estimated $5.00 to $10000000000.00 from government coffers. so there is fear that this good go the way of malaysia one and may be where $4500000000.00, where there were there worded for them to shout companies. an officer, a bank accounts, former malaysian prime minister. now g results is in fact serving a 12 year sentence in connection with the one and b b case. south koreans will get a year or 2 younger in january, at least on paper. the government has passed laws to scrap the countries to traditional counting systems in favor of a standard international one that includes the tradition of counting people as one year old at birth and adding one year every january. first. unit kim reports from sol near is day here

mark. back to lauren. movers, start with lockheed martin. up again.ren: reports that germany approved a $10.5 billion purchase of 35 fighter jets from lockheed martin that be a major policy shift for germany and it's happening after obviously 10 months now with the invasion of ukraine. stuart: next one is pfizer. they are going up again. they have a connection with china. lauren: well china has approved paxloviz, there's tons of covid in china. its been approved since february and used mostly in the hospitals but some of the healthcare companies are now selling it online for about $425 a box. stuart: whoa. lauren: if you submit a positive test result so they need it, they have it and now they are selling it outside the hospitals stuart: that's way above what we charge here. lauren: yes. >> but you don't need a prescription. lauren: you do here for it. stuart: so that cuts down on the number of people who feel ill and go to the hospital. lauren: uh-huh. stuart: if you can just get your paxlovid -- lauren: i'm not sure beijing is okay this is happening

martin lewis. and he got the bono line, so what an incredible thing. and he did show mark, because he's a lot better at singing than mark! yeah, at one point, i was like, "stop showing me up here!" # tonight we're reaching out and helping you. - # feed the world. having a christmas number one may not be quite what it once was. the original band aid sold a million copies in a week. ladbaby have managed 65,000... # i need some love like i never needed love before. ..but it's still a huge achievement. the spice girls only had three christmas number ones... # mistletoe and wine. ..the same total as cliff richard. even the x factor only managed four in a row. ladbaby have beaten that total, too. how nice is it now that the history books are tied to food banks? yeah. that is what is so special about what we've been doing. charity wins! colin paterson, bbc news, nottingham. now on bbc news — return of the tigers. tigers are making a remarkable comeback here in nepal. their numbers more than doubling in the last ten years. tigers are the majestic creatures. being assigned in the p

difficult. professors have gathered and sedans, capital, hard tune to mark the 4th anniversary of her illusion to toppled the former leader on martin bashir. there also calling for an end to military rule security forces have reportedly fire a tear gas and john grenades to disperse the crowd near the presidential palace. the protest come 2 weeks after military leaders signed a deal with parties to launch a new political transition in the country. argentina as champion footballers are on their way home after one of the most thrilling world cup finals in the tournaments 92 year history, they beat france on penalties and cutter as the game and the 3 all after extra time . thousands of fans packed streets near the la salle stadium to watch the winning team's parade. it's a crowning moment for the captain leon messy, delivering a 3rd title for argentina. and he also received the golden ball as a tournament. s, player, or hole pathic was watching all the action at lucille stadium where curtains came down on the 4 week sporting extravaganza. oh, glittering clar, back to what the president of p for called the best world cup ever. it certai

mark: these conversations of course there are several with martin luther king jr. they shut so much interesting lighting on the relationships between lbj and the civil rights movement generally and of course in particular and brian williams what your sense of what these conversations tell us about that read. brian: something melody just touched on and this needs to be said as a new generation of students during this time glenn often younger folks feel that all of history should have sensitivities. and you are going to hear figures of speech terminology and vocabulary that is time specific read and thankfully our country does not talk away some of the people on these tapes notably our president talks talk back then. but i hope it is helpful to teach our language standards have migrated. remember the new york times used words to describe japanese adversaries during world war ii that we would never dream of using an conversation or anyone else for that matter in 2021. but on the subject of civil rights, to be essentially when the president is talking about marshall, h

martin, gac the pope. ameritas is is dead. what do we know about what will be unfolding in the coming days to mark is passing? it's, well, we have heard that he will lean state beginning on monday, normally, tradition to it's that a sitting pope has to be buried between $5.00 and $6.00 and $7.00 days. and in this case, there are quite a few protocols that will not take place because in this is not a rainbow. it is expected that at least some part of this will echo or will be more similar to a bishop's funeral. but what we know that will be sort of an absolutely new thing. i mean, is that the pope will be the one of the stating he's his funeral rights. and beyond that, it is very likely that he will be buried in the crypt beyond. below the back end are nice about him, which of course would not be the normal thing to you for a bishop, but it will be the normal thing for a po, for, for a dying poke. so the situation is actually to some degree unprecedented. but there are enough protocols in place that it is expected that the vatican will follow those either in the case of cardinals dying or bishops dying that th

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marking out the plans site. the company proposing the mine easiest. roylene based. tell group chief operating officer martin phillips is cain to stress. the $1000000000.00 project value to the grain transition. this is the highest grade of graphite. it's an important part of the battery supply, china for europe. while it waits for the courts approval, the company has started test drilling. we operate in a way where we have been doing our exploration work in the summer than leaving and ensuring that the rain to you can come in the winter. so our relationship actually at the local level is being, i think, very good in order to communicate and, and engage. no, tell her, say it after mom there are dear logged mess. armina masika, do they are still around. are lila's for me to get my get out the less for their, for long out further talking. he all sitting in little here that the coming for number or his designed the time. we got this and peered out. know what um, non thing some, some schools cannot force and that i think if you are not given that informed consent from this army village is here, will you still pr

notable about that transcript, she expressed regrets to mark meadows, details now from cnn political correspondent sara murray. >> reporter: martinf revelations from transcripts released by the january 6th committee. this latest batch includes the january 6th committee's interview with ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. now, previously, we had talked about text messages that thomas exchanged with mark meadows who was the former white house chief of staff which encouraged meadows and donald trump to try to continue contesting the 2020 election results. she offered something of a maya culpa when she talked to the january 6th committee saying, quote, i regret the tone and content of these texts, i would take them all back if i could today. that said, she still stood by her belief that there was fraud in the 2020 election, seen though she couldn't cite any specific evidence. there was another big name that came out in the transcripts. that's with the interview of tony ornato, he served as deputy white house chief of staff in the trump white house. he came up in cassidy hutchinson testimony when she talke

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marking in extraordinary political come back. no heads, most right wing government in his real history with plans to expand settlements in the occupied west. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. brazil has declared 3 days of morning for the football legend pay late. the brazilian striker who won 3 world cups has passed away from cancer. at the age of $82.00, his coffin will lie at the stadium of his home town club santos on monday, for funds to pay their respects. the burial is to take place on tuesday and they found fame as a teenager with san jose and became internationally known when he scored twice as brazil beat sweden, the 1958 world cup final. he won the competition again in 1962 and a 3rd time in 1970, where his mesmerizing place fermented, his iconic status for many in brazil, and around the world. he was much more than the sportsman sal paolo's, albert einstein, hospital where football legend paley passed away. his fans gathered outside to bid farewell and mourn the loss of the man. brazilians called the king. for samuel menache, i came to pay my respects. my good bye come or in fact, the king never dies. for me, he did not die. i came to pay

martin. says, mark, i've served the police service for almost 49 years. 32 as a warranted officer and latterlye woke world than it is about the woke world than it is about being serious in dealing with criminal, about being serious in dealing with criminal , let's say, the with criminal, let's say, the criminal justice system does not support the victim. and after almost decades, i would never advise anyone to trust the police to do the right thing society now has a police service that supports the criminals and not the victims crime. perhaps police leadership should join it. matlock. matt hancock , i it. matlock. matt hancock, i should say in the jungle , thank should say in the jungle, thank you very much for that . martin you very much for that. martin ed says this rot with the police starts at police training college with work indoctrination going back years the making with previous governments , labour and previous governments, labour and tory have—a—go heroes wane mark people are missing a trick chase retrieve your items and forgets about the police deal with it . about the police deal w

martin. says, mark, i've served the police service for almost 49 years. 32 as a warranted officer and latterlye woke world than it is about the woke world than it is about being serious in dealing with criminal, about being serious in dealing with criminal , let's say, the with criminal, let's say, the criminal justice system does not support the victim. and after almost decades, i would never advise anyone to trust the police to do the right thing society now has a police service that supports the criminals and not the victims crime. perhaps police leadership should join it. matlock. matt hancock , i it. matlock. matt hancock, i should say in the jungle , thank should say in the jungle, thank you very much for that . martin you very much for that. martin ed says this rot with the police starts at police training college with work indoctrination going back years the making with previous governments , labour and previous governments, labour and tory have—a—go heroes wane mark people are missing a trick chase retrieve your items and forgets about the police deal with it . about the police deal w

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martin lewis. and he got the bono line, i so what an incredible thing. and he did show marking you.# # feed the world...# having a christmas number one may not be quite what it once was. the original band aid sold a million copies in a week. ladbaby have managed 65,000. # i need some love like a never needed love before...# # i need some love like i never needed love before...# but it�*s still a huge achievement. the spice girls only had three christmas number ones. # mistletoe and wine...# the same total as cliff richard. even the x factor only managed four in a row. ladbaby have beaten that total, too. how nice is it now that the history books are tied to food banks? that is what is so special about what we've been doing. charity wins! colin paterson, bbc news, nottingham. don�*t forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i�*m @lukwesaburak. hello. it looks as if for most it will stay mild in the run—up to christmas but there is the hint at some colder air returning. the reason is because we have got these mild south—westerly winds at the moment.

difficult protesters of gathered and su dan's capital hard tune to mark the 4th anniversary of a revolution to toppled the former leader all martin bashir and they're also calling for an end to military roll. security forces have reportedly fired here a gas and don grenades for the 1st the crowd near the presidential palace. the protest come 2 weeks after a military leader assigned to deal with parties to launch a new political transition. another wave of russian attacks is ukraine's capital keys. military administration says it's shut down 15 drones on monday morning. ukraine has been rushing to restore power to cities after russian strikes the story, parts of the energy grids. the attacks are plunged much of the country into darkness during freezing winter temperatures. charles stratford has more from keith to this comes only a couple of days after one of the biggest attacks, all the guy will city those attacks using missiles. and we know the kind of pressures at the authorities here on the, in trying to restore electricity across the country. 2 areas was affected, the mare of the ukrainian capital kiev has come out in the last