masonic lies were 517 people.generals, seven lieutenant generals and 52 major generals. so it's not so primitive with these lodges. you never know who was freemasonry in them, did not make them secret agents of western intelligence services. this format of organization was used as a means of conspiracy. yes and sharm closed fraternal society the union of some inaccessible majority of the community captivated the stars of the russian officers of young romantic idealists. and most likely, this was precisely the key problem in the naivety of their views and the unbridled desire to change everything for the better at once. it is understandable, but it must be recognized as a fatal aspiration. if we compare the decembrists and the current liberal oppositionists, then we should note two main differences between the decembrists, in contrast to the current survivors under ngos. no help from the west would be accepted or even considered. these options, the decembrists, were military and, of course, any warriors led by russ

mason ritchie in birmingham, alabama. mason. there's no other way of reading this other than north korea tested south korea's defensive capabilities. and one is that right? i think that's a fair argument, and i think that this drone incursion by north korea shows something that frankly speaking many people had already expected. that there were holes and saw 3 in air since, particularly for these smaller drones. for instance, this has been a pretty big embarrassment for the ministry of national defense for a south korean military. it also exposes, i think, several years or houses more than that. neglect on this type of, you know, relatively asymmetric threat at north korea represents for south korea. it also falls into a line of errors and mistakes that we've seen, the software in military make over this year, including and missiles response. south korea made that went wrong earlier this year where one of its own missiles that was supposed to sort of counter the narrative of a north korean. this will test, i ended up circling bac

we begin with mason in alabama.here is no other way of reading this other than north korea tested south korea's cell -- defense capabilities and one, that correct? >> that is a fair argument. i think this is drone incursion by north korea shows something that frankly speaking many people had already expected that there were holes in south korean air defense. particularly for these are smaller drones. this has been a pretty big embarrassment for the ministry of national defense for south korean military. it also exposes several years, or perhaps even more than that neglect on this type of asymmetric threat that north korea represents for south korea. it also falls into a line of errors and mistakes we have seen in the south korea military make -- seen the south korean military make. this whole response that south korea made that went wrong earlier this year where one of its own missiles that was supposed to counter the narrative of a north korean missile test that ended up circling back and blowing up on south korean

chris mason, bbc news, at westminster.l be the location of the first new coal mine to open in the uk for 30 years. the proposed mine near whitehaven would produce coking coalfor steel production in the uk and across the world. supporters say it will create much—needed jobs in a deprived area, but critics say the mine will undermine targets for tackling emissions and that, in any case, demand for coking coal is declining. the decision has divided opinion within the conservative party at westminster, and within the community in cumbria, as our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. it is a new dawn for an old industry. beneath the seas off the sweeping cumbria coast, there is coal — not to power homes or business, but coking coal, for steel manufacturing. it will be mined from this site, the first new coalmine in the uk for three decades. for some in whitehaven, it is a boost for a town bruised by economic decline that's left obvious scars. and, some claim, a chance for the uk to reduce its dependency on coking coal f

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chris mason, bbc news.scale of the action and the direct challenge to employers and government ministers, here's a list of what's to come. most train services will come to a stop on these days, including the period leading up to and after christmas, and over several days in the early part of january. ambulance workers in england and wales are taking partial action on december 21st and 28th, but life—threatening calls won't be affected. many nurses will strike on 15th and 20th of december, but only for certain roles. royal mail workers are striking on these days, with a focus on the 14th and 15th and 23rd and 24th december. workers for some bus operators will strike on these dates, on friday and saturday over the next two weeks. and highway workers will take action during the middle and latter parts of this month. but the government's problems don't end there. there's been a second policy u—turn in the space of two days. the government now says it will ease restrictions on building onshore wind farms, headin

>> reporter: and it depends in part on outside volunteers like linda mason >> the customers that come in here are just the most lovely people >> reporter: mason was a special education teacher for 33 years like so many others she struggled with feelings of isolation during the pandemic. >> i was extremely lonely i managed it you know, i was aware of it. >> hey, mark >> reporter: when she decided to retire, she knew she had to find something bigger than herself to be part of. what is the emotion that you feel coming here >> when i come here, i feel purpose when i leave here, i feel happiness i've helped in a small way. that's a really important human thing for all of us to be trying >> reporter: the loss of human connection due to the pandemic has been felt far and wide one survey found 36% of americans frequently felt lonely >> good morning. >> reporter: and the cure could be as simple as helping others research shows volunteering can not only ease feelings of loneliness but has a positive impact on mental health and physical health, reducing the risk of mortality and lowering feeling

chris mason, thank ou.bappe, who is so far the leading goal scorer in the tournament. but the man who's likely to have to keep him in check for england is manchester city's kyle walker. and he says he's ready for the challenge. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports from qatar. mbappe receives it beautifully. he is one of world football's most fearsome forwards. with five goals so far here in qatar, kylian mbappe has managed to elevate his sporting superstar status. the 23—year—old spearheading france's bid to be the first team to retain the world cup since brazil, 60 years ago. kylian is basically one of the best players i've played with. and he is amazing and he is still young. it's scary because he still can improve his game. five years ago, a teenage mbappe joined paris saint—germain in a staggering deal worth £166 million. he is paid a reported £1.2 million each week and has scored 190 goals in 236 appearances for the french club. now mbappe with a shooting chance! and don't forget he is already a world cu

what a lovely finish from mason mount!, who had already missed the world cup for england, the only dampener on the evening for chelsea, and even though bournemouth improved in the second half, it wasn't enough. chelsea fans will be hoping their great reset continues. as the rain poured at old trafford, illness had swept through manchester united's camp, giving their defence a makeshift look. but forest have scored just one away goal all season, and as they slept, marcus rashford crept, defenders nonplussed with a corner straight off the training ground. mere moments later, the england striker was at it again, rashford's confidence flowing to lay it on a plate for his partner. martial in support and hennessey�*s touch not enough. forest had a goal ruled out for offside, but united then wrapped up a dominant display with fred's late strike. the charge for top four is on. natalie pirks, bbc news. so comfortable wins for both manhcester united and chelsea. although another injury problem for reece james dampened the latter�*s

. >> she comes on at the same time as the "perry mason" reruns.> dana: i don't blame you! >> hour to get some christmas gifts. >> brian: let dana do this and you could tell us the story. >> dana: i want to hear it and i also want to watch those "perry mason" reruns. at the border local officials prepare while the federal government plans. the growing human catastrophe. the former joint chiefs of staff will be here, plus, will america abandon our afghan allies? will have an update on what you need to know as you prepare to go to grandma's house for christmas, and bill and i reveal our 2023 predictions. we will see you 9:00. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because the golo plan takes a holistic approach to weight loss. we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. the release supplement makes losing weight easy. release sets you up for successful weight loss because it supports your blood sugar levels between meals so you aren't hu

mason broke off a 55 yard run on the final minute they close the door on the seahawks and the nfc westalled on mariano rivera. he is the closer. it was awesome. he ran so hard. >> he is the finisher. you come in and he is a real downhill tough runner. it is nice to have fresh legs, in like that. >> we know you are chairing and now is your chance to work in your favor 49ers to prevent breakage itself on out, scan the qr code to nominate members of the faithful. all season long, we will highlight the super fans. >>> ahead, encounter in walmart leads to a very uninspected gift. >> i wasn't even thinking. i felt moved. >> will see how it is growing by the day. >>> you can watch us anytime and anywhere on our streaming service, try to protect all of our life newscasts, plus news and weather up (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or v

rookie running back jordan mason has stepped up as the number two running back two christian mccaffreydrafted rookie has run 170 yards in the last three games. and thursday's when in seattle, how about mason breaking off the 55 yard run then slamming the door on the seahawks and capturing the end of the west? >> this is the closer. it was awesome. back i work so hard. >> he is your man. he is a finisher. you saw the last couple games, he is a real downhill tough runner. it is nice to have fresh legs like that coming in. >> with the red and gold report i am charli - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms. choose change, california, and find medically proven treatment options at choosechangeca.org. (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. and find medically proven treatment options i feel a lot be

chris mason, bbc news, westminster.action is clear when we look at the calendar again. in fact, today is the last day of normal service until monday january 9th. the red days are strike days. the orange days are when a reduced service is being run. that is the entire month affected from today and it is not back to anything resembling normality until monday, the 9th of january. pay is a very big issue in this dispute but also, propose changes to working practices is another big obstacle to agreement. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin is in york. what is the latest you have for us? well, the festive season may be upon us but there�*s precious little joy in store for rail passengers. tomorrow, wednesday, friday and saturday, only about 20% of britain�*s usual train services will run. they will start late and finish earlier than normal. some places will have absolutely no trains at all. passengers are being told only to travel by train if absolutely necessary. there will be a knock—on impact to the morning after those

i have little suits in mason jars.ave to go crazy and make the soup but buy it at the market. >> lisa: i like it when it's premade. >> joey: does it taste better and i'm many mason jar? is that what you are saying? >> again don't go crazy the freezer aisle is everything you need. many eggo waffles, the ready-made barbecue chicken over here. i have some spinach dip, whatever you like. but you put it on a skewer and it looks fancy. >> lisa: i might be standing in perhaps my favorite station. i love pizza so welcome walk us through this. >> this is a diy pizza station and store bought pizza dough. if you want, if you don't want to deal with -- you can get toward teal years. everyone gets -- do you want to help? >> lisa: of course. >> i'm actually using trough, if you are not familiar truffle infused pasta sauce. it smells good. whole foods and kroger and -- >> joey: i don't smell anything. >> lisa: earlier, let it go. [laughter] >> what you can do is give each person a little mini muffin pan of all the different toppings.

she will make three appearances at the masonic theater. conan o'brien, tracee ellis ross will moderate with the former first lady. if interested you can buy tickets online at michelleobamabooks.com and maybe being inside the masonic, probably one of the good options this weekend, because it will be pouring outside. >>> we have the wind and the rain. secure your decorations so they don't end up in the neighbor's yard. winds will pick up tomorrow morning and eventually heavy rain at times. the very latest coming up in a moment. right now there's a view, speaking of holiday decorations. san jose, 57 degrees. probably warmer outside right now. a big cooldown coming with some of the rain and cold temperatures on the way. you can see the clouds on the increase in san rafael, a few sprinkles outside. and there is a gorgeous view. look at that. take in that view from emeryville looking back to san francisco. the calm before the storm literally not much wind. everything will be changing up by tomorrow morning. rain producing clouds and you'll see w

as for the masons, that stranded family of eight, they rebooked on american and are flying to dallas just in time for that family reunion. jericka. >> tanya, thank you. good to hear. >>> we parts of western new york as at least 34 deaths are being blamed on that historic blizzard. the national guard and state police are enforcing driving bans as search and rescue efforts continue. here's cbs's michael george. >> my truck got the worst of it. >> reporter: tonight, buffalo's roads are still clogged with snow and abandoned vehicles. a driving ban remains in effect. >> please, please, please do not drive in the city of buffalo unless you are emergency personnel. it is ugly right now on many of the streets. >> reporter: icy roads still treacherous. >> slow down! >> reporter: state police are using armored vehicles to clear the way, and more than 100 military police are now arriving to help. buffalo's airport has recorded more than 51 inches of snow the past four days, paralyzing the city. gusting winds were brutal for firefighters battling this house fire. ice not just on the roads but en

once and everything collapsed, this can also be a second question in the fifth year in paris, the masonic national lodge in france, together with the grand lodge of austria, re installed the grand lodge of ukraine, how many freemasons are there in ukraine, do you know someone who enters didn't i invite you to join it, well, first of all , freemasons are people who hide their existence and their breath from their children, nothing wrong with that. as much as i've read, i've never seen anything from freemasons, and that's all as they said in the 90s it was a very funny anecdote at that time they don't know that time will understand me now they will understand when the main enemy of the russian federation beat the jew freemasons pressed the dream will count the life of a freemason a jew a freemason of a jew that's there that's that's all the most important thing the enemies have never seen anything so extraordinary antilyunsky, on the contrary, you always had the impression that freemasons are people who just quietly do some kind of good and white rather than black and some evil , but becaus

. >> reporter: in the new york, we met the mason family, all eight of them flying southwest trying tomily reunion in dallas. >> we get up to the front and she said, yeah, there's no way. you guys are not getting out today or tomorrow, or wednesday, or thursday. the earliest they could get us on a flight would be friday. >> reporter: christmas day, southwest canceled nearly half of its flights. on monday it was three-quarters, with nearly its entire schedule canceled or delayed. and today, over 2,500 more flights canceled. passengers, again, out of luck. so are flight crews. >> scheduling doesn't know where a lot of our pilots are even at right now. >> reporter: crews have to call in to get their assignments, and are waiting on hold for hours. what makes it so different at southwest? >> well, it's almost like a house of cards at this point. we're not able to provide answers, and it really is, it's disgraceful. >> reporter: in a statement, southwest offered heartfelt apologies, and said "we were fully staffed and prepared for the approaching holiday weekend, when the severe weather swep

marcus mason shot three times o was it for? >> four times he's recovering and still suffering some of the injuries. as randy by saying, 207 officer down so far this year. we have a month to go the national fraternal order of police said the following this feeling of anti- police read it by media figures as well as the failed policies of road prosecutors and judges are placing our officers in greater danger the culture of this lawlessness must stop it when you talk about wounded blue, what does it mean to you? would have they done for you in the recovery process? a lot of people don't know when officers get injured it not onl is the officer affected but the family and a lot of things change and at my since i spent about a month in the hospital. my family had to drive to and from home daycare dropping off children doing different things to get everything to work to ge people to come see me things like that. a lot of financial things that are a burden and put on your family. at the wounded blue is there family making those things

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julie mason i mentioned her in the angle dr. makary, she seems to be one of the few senior members of the aap speaking out and she spoke about the, you know, this is just coincidental sharp rise in the number of people declaring themselves to be trans patients. watch. >> prior to 2018, i had maybe one trans patient. like, this is a thing that occurred in 2 out of 10,000 children. one in 20 years, yeah. and then they started to come every few months and then more often. >> laura: well, in the uk, dr. makary, gender dysphoria in children they report has increased over 4,000% in ten years. i mean, they do suggestive sellings at mcdonald's but this is suggestive selling of transgenderism which takes it up quite a few notches, don't you think? >> it's encouraged in some school systems and certain circles in the united states. how do you have a school sem where 40% of the young children claim that they don't identify as a malar female. somebody has taught them that that is something that they can turn to. and let's be honest if we had

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. >> enter the clothing company, buck mason.ha. >> it started in a garage somewhere, right? >> it did. venice beach. >> they started nearly ten years ago in a converted garage making t-shirts. >> what made you think to start this business is this. >> how do you build the best t-shirt, that was the challenge, what with fi made the best quality, best fitting tee here in the usa, making it here means you can tweak it here. in the early days they were right there as the shirts were sewn. >> you were able to go right to the person sewing the t-shirt. >> the closer y needle, the high e chance of quality. that was the whole point. >> showing us their made in america tees. >> the california product, so farmed in california. >> the cotton from california. and georgia. from texas, too. 250,000 yards of fabric a year from american farmers. jed and tray davis third generation running the family run baerm in doerun, georgia. the cotton from their farm in california, t-shirts sewn in los angeles, 22 stores from california to texas, tennessee,

still to come: building for the future — why this metal mason could revolutionise bricklaying in thesein is finished, because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict — conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre in timisoara from leaking out. from sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteeing bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: police in the bahamas arrest the former head of the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange, ftx, at the request of the united states. more than 30 years after the lockerbie air crash, the accused bomb—maker is charged at a court in washingto

enter the clothing company, buck mason. >> it started in a garage somewhere, right?r: they started nearly ten years ago in a converted garage making t-shirts. what made you think to start this business in. >> how to build the best t-shirt, that was the challenge, and we said what if we made the best quality, best fitting t here in the u.s. >> reporter: they argue making it here you can tweak it here, in the early days they were right there as the shirts were sewn. because you make it in america you were able to go right to the person sewing >> it the closer you are to the needle and the chance at higher quality. rorter: showingde ins. >> thishepruct, s lirn a gegi of f fm ameca er ir generation running the davis family farm in georgia. >> we're so proud to produce a product. >> reporter: the cotton from their farm sent to california, the t-shirts sewn in los angeles. 160 works, 22 stores from california, texas, tennessee, massachusetts to new york. i never wear black? for every shoot, everywhere. if it's made new york and if it fits -- some of their staples the black

if he's not able to suit up, rookies jordan mason and ty davis price could be asked to carry the load has earned the confidence of his teammates after helping the 49ers run out the final six minutes of the game against new orleans. >> he's just so strong. he's explosive, has a low center of gravity, and his cuts are just aggressive. it's everything you want in a running back, man, honestly. he makes it tough on defenses, and i think those are body blows that wear on you in the fourth quarter. >> reporter: on the other side of the ball, arik armstead has returned to practice in a limited fashion for the first time in about two months since dealing with foot and ankle injuries. number 91 would bolster the league's number one ranked defense against miami's explosive offense. >> of course that's a plus for us. we get an all-pro player who can help our defense, that would be a huge lift for us. i'm excited for him working his way back in. >> reporter: rain is in the forecast for sunday, but jimmy g. says it shouldn't be a problem. this team is prepared no matter the conditions. in santa cl

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this is straight out of "perry mason." like, donald trump is, i want you to steal this election for me. get this many votes. it's really shocking! there's no way that -- i believe -- that -- that -- that -- i want to be careful what i say here. >> uh-huh. >> let me just say, you certainly seem to have a prima facie case in the state of georgia to indict donald trump. it's -- it's just shocking. >> well, we know that jack smith the special counsel is talking to brad raffensperger. going to talk to raffensperger and indication that's where the justice department is looking. exactly what you're talking about there. right. if this were "perry mason." would the writers take a week off? can't just have the guy say it on the phone and there he did and reported in roffensberger, recorded the phone call because he suspected donald trump would the do something like. and floating a plan to meadows making it seem as if trump didn't actually want raffensperger to find the votes. this is actually how they would explain this. instead tru

tonight, buck mason telling us you started calling their stores before the story was even over. -- >> thanks, david and abc news for all your support. since you visited our store last week in new york, we've seen thousands of orders fly through the door. >> selling more than 3,400 t-shirts. dallas wearhouse manager rodrigo arias. >> thanks, david and abc. we're packing and shipping american made t-shirts for all you viewers. >> in mystic, connecticut, the company mystic knotwork -- the handmade wreaths, the ornaments, made of rope. just listen listen to this number. more than $40,000 in sales in just one hour after our report. >> hey, david. >> bailey mcgowan taking your calls. >> we had phone calls coming in off the hook. it was crazy. >> tonight, hard at work getting your orders out. sue bidoin -- >> thank you, david. only 70 more wreaths to go. >> hey, david. >> sue's husband, matt. his grandfather started the business. >> we're able to give back to the community as a result of this. >> thank you, "abc world news." >> in burlington, vermont -- >> happy holidays, david! >> ale

chris mason, bbc news. today, as the latest set of strikes began over pay and reforms. there's been a reduced service on the main intercity and urban lines — that's the red lines you can see. and in much of rural england, scotland and wales, there were no trains at all — that's the grey lines you can see. and this is what is happening for the rest of the month. the red days on the calendar are strike days. the orange days are when a reduced service is being run, and blue means late starts. here's our transport correspondent katy austin. in york, a city with a rich railway heritage, the station decorations are up, but there is little joy in store for rail passengers. i've got to go into work to leeds, and i'm going to struggle to get back, so i'm going to have to get a bus much later than usual and it takes an hour. there's still a limited service between 8am and 6pm. i'm fully supportive of the railway workers and public sectors who are striking, and i think the government need to get their act together. i

and reporter mason morrow has the details on what that little boy did. it. >> the little boy, we lost the sound there, but they gave him an honorary badge to be a member of the fire department. he knew what to do. he knew the number to call and he's being considered a little hero tonight. >> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> for the first time since 2019, the forty-niners are nfc west champs. and 24 hours later, it still feels just a surreal that they've made it this far with a third-string quarterback playing the last 3 games. some good news about brock purdy. kyle shanahan said his oblique strain is less bothersome today. then it was this past week and the entire team. he's ready to take advantage of having a few extra days off before the next game to truly get their bodies rested. the forty-niners will be back at practice on monday to get ready for a christmas eve matchup with the commanders. but for now, the team has earned the right to enjoy a playoff clinching celebration. check out the sights and sounds from the forty-niners locker ro

you get the impression mason behind you i, which is about 2 feet away. maybe 10 feet away. but it is like a river, a huge river in a main road in militia r d c. i think it's a vacation. oh, how bad things are and visit us every year, every year without it. and it shows our lack of planning. are we planning? ah, and it also shows that our disaster, early warning system. it's not effectively what i like. another is yet adult charles, you know, so now seeing these devastating floods the pictures and our screens of northern states like helen tan terran gonna, why do you think the states have been hit so hard this see, and what's being done to help that, that the 10s of thousands of people that you just mentioned who've been displaced. i, laura, this blood actually be also a very high levels of extremely high levels of rain that coupled with deforestation in plant antagonist has also contributed to the flux that you see earlier on wants . and 10 years, you know, not guineas every year. and it comes to november and december, they suddenly are, you know, people, i get fearful a lo

chris mason, bbc news.efore losing to croatia on penalties but the favourites brazil had little trouble brushing aside south korea. the two will now meet in the quarter—finals. olly foster watched the action. is there any other shout for a brazil fund to wear? they arrived at their knockout match waiting for good news that the real neymar had recovered from an ankle injury. he had, and the five—time world champions were far too strong for south korea. when viniciusjunior picked his spot, samba time started and simply didn't stop. with a swagger and shimmy, neymar doubled the lead. it was four by half—time. and with a finish so sweet from paqueta, the dance floor was all his. the best goal of the night was for south korea. another consolation is that they might have gone out to the eventual winners, although this win was dedicated to a truly legendary number ten, pele, who is ill in hospital. doha's corniche will feel like the copacabana later tonight. we're still waiting for our first upset in the knockout

that mason clark, lead analyst for the russian institute of war.son. we'll be right back. l be right back. (pensive music) (footsteps crunching) (pensive music continues) - [narrator] for one in five children worldwide the holidays aren't a time to celebrate. they're just another day of hunger. no family dinners, no special treats, no full bellies. all around the world, parents are struggling to feed their children. toddlers are suffering from acute malnutrition, which stunts their growth. kids are forced to drop out of school so they can help support their families. covid, conflict, inflation and climate have ignited the worst famine in our lifetime. and we're fed up. fed up with the fact that hunger robs kids of their holidays. fed up with the lack of progress. fed up with the injustice. help us brighten the lives of children all over the world by visiting getfedupnow.org. for as little as $10 a month, you can join 'save the children' as we support children and families in desperate need of our help. this is the perfect time of year to get fed up

. >> reporter: mason was a special education teacher for 33 years.ed with feelings of isolation during the pandemic. >> i was extremely lonely. i managed it. i was aware of it. >> reporter: when she retired, she knew she had to find something bigger than herself to be part of. >> what's the emotion you feel coming here? >> when i come here, i feel purpose. when i leave, i feel happiness. i've helped in a small way. that's a really important human thing for all of us to be trying. >> reporter: the loss of human connection due to the pandemic has been felt far and wide. one survey found 36% of americans frequently felt lonely. the cure could be as simple as helping others. research showing volunteering can ease feels of loneliness and has a positive impact on mental health and physical health and lowering feelings of depression. >> when the pandemic hit, i was really isolated, shut off. >> reporter: in springfield, massachusetts, this woman volunteers with americorps mentoring kids in high school. she was a certified nursing assistant. when her license

i�*m joined by our political editor chris mason. so many different opinions we heard there.inter of strikes and what is striking looking on them as this gap, this very obvious gap between so many of the strikers and the government or their employers, so you look at the trades unions in particular the nursing dispute today, pat cullen, the leader of the royal college of nursing is on question time tonight after the news saying on that programme that today was a tragic day for the country and she claimed that some nurses have told her that they take what�*s left from patients�* dinners in order to eat enough so there is a clear sense from them that they are desperate and yet i detect within the union movement there is a nervousness about their claim that they need a 19% pay rise, a suggestion that that is unrealistic and that has played into the government�*s hands. where is the government this evening? they say they are assessing the impact of today. there is lots of conversations going on within government about precisely what they do, changing the law to make striking less

thursday's win in seattle, how about mason breaking the 55 yard. run. >> he called him rivera. he's the closer. that was awesome. that guy ran so hard. >> he's a finisher man. he's a tough runner. nice have fresh legs like this after we've been wearing ours down. >>> jordan pool scored a high 32 points with the win over the rapters. they won for the third time on the road this season. they shot 53% from the field and scored 18 3-pointers. all of this happening without steph curry who is out with a shoulder injury for at least two more weeks. >>> wow! the celebrations were along the city. cheers hugs and flags. the game down to penalty kicks. they ma hug plays for their teams. it will likely go down as one of the most exciting finishes in the world cup. messi got to host the gold trophy in his 26th game until the world cup. this is a look at the celebration in argentina taking in the victory. look at that. i just saw that in my feed. it is incredible to see all of those people out there celebrating. >> i love to see the videos on tik-tok and facebook about people watching it at

up up in that those though i'd seen a does ransom for mason counseling at follow the 43 year old trains regularly at her sports club in hamburg before training. everything has to be meticulously prepared. protecting the athletes is the number one priority, but it's worth the effort because sport gives britta energy for her day to day. life wants survive. be i nazare is pandora dawson, alina done, that montane but thou watson, amanda, is read that back. dance. ellis bent down. dad, us con, done it, does i it undone? kansas alpha alpha. so it souls and b, m quick passing, blocking, thinking tactically, this full contact support is demanding for athletes. and that helps them deal with other situations in life too. so molina does money and i know or bit simple not does have me anguish on their go . i haven't are by my what's the medina? my know, i son suffers exactly any severe negative mom or natalie is dying does the em gonzandi in sports has also helped out her son and gave himself confidence from a young age. his family also supports him and even saved his life as a disabled child in gu

we're going to interrupt you because chris mason has news. yes.ck to you. you were just talking to downing street? i the prime minister has agreed to stand down. he has spoken to sir graham brady, the chair of the backbench 1922 committee this morning, and said that it is appropriate for him to stand down and for the party to pick a new leader in time for the party conference, that being at the beginning of october. yeah. what was that like, intoning those words? did you practice it beforehand? well, no, i didn't have time. i was incredibly lucky because i'd been on the today programme all morning basically saying nobody in downing street's picking up the phone, abject failure ofjournalism! but by the end of three hours, we were able to say, well, look, i mean, this is a bit strange. i end up sort of saying to the editor, i remember at one point saying, i think i'm just going to say, let's just show our workings here that, you know, the likes of beth, robert and i make these calls every morning. it's entirely standard. and you speak to the labour

we helped you mason over gun road. so i had the experience in the past that the girls are really tough when they get in difficult situations and she'll harm a guy's work hard to buy. there is nothing to complain about all of them, but when it comes to the real thing, then it's often these seemingly normal female dogs who put their heads down and go through a blizzard. and you stand back and think, how is that possible? but they just do it at a point get gary. so what i'll do once i andreas his dream of completing a long distance lead race lives on even once francy i decide again. next time do you like it? do you want it? okay. then buckle up, put the pedal to the metal, and let's ride read next on d. w, or only old man from the far noise. on christmas eve, he thinks essence to children all into the world. really, a closer look at his life tells a different story. this is latrice story ah, in 30 minutes on w. as he's got any issues or thoughts, they will grade. he will be a delight without my boss. he's unthinkable. why

he helped you mason of a gun road. so i had the experience in the past that the girls are really tough when they get in difficult situations and she'll harm a guy's work hard to buy. there is nothing to complain about hours, but when it comes to the real thing, then it's often these seemingly normal female dogs who put their heads down and go through a blizzard. and you stand back and think, how is that possible? but they just do it on a part. good garry. so a lot of demands are ah andreas, his dream of completing a long distance lead res lives on. he even wants francy. i decide again, next time with making the headlights and what's behind them. dw news africa, the show that was the issues shaping the continents live are slowly getting back to normal year. where on the street to give you in the report on the inside, our correspondence with on the ground reporting from across the continent. all the trends doesn't matter to you. next on d, w, it's the holiday season. let me see if we take a close look at different christ