thank you very much for being with us. >> maureen ferrell of "the new york times." note crypto night in america. melissa lee will break down the sector with guests like anthony pampleano and dave mackenzie from the tv show "the o.c." approxit will be a great show stay with us you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> one more thing, in case you missed it over the holidays as we crack open our new christmas gadget, that means throwing away some of our old ones, but perhaps not as aggressively as tom brady. the tampa bay buccaneers quarterback seen here smashing -- wow! smashing the team's microsoft surface tablet after throwing an interception on december 19th and during an interview this week brady revealed that the nfl has threatened to fine him should he break another one, but he said he thinks the whole ordeal was, quote, pretty good marketing for microsoft. i do

maureen was in for at least the first half of the day on christmas. the break for saturday night and sunday and then another wave of rain sunday into monday with shower chances continuing. over the next seven days, 1.5 to 3 inches of rain for most of the area and 5+ inches possible for the highest elevations of the north bay and santa cruz mountains. stretched out over seven days. that should allow any major debris flow concerns were localized flooding. current temperatures in the upper 40s and lower 50s. close to 60 in san jose. temperatures will drop as they normally do. the rest will stay steady or warm-up. instead of low temperatures we call it wake-up temperatures. despite the clouds and showers, slightly above average temperatures as warmer air takes over in between. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. the cool weather takes over again as we head into early next week. for at least the first half of christmas day. off and on, showers will be possible for the next seven days with enough chilly air settling in early next week. snow levels droppin

for maureen nunn, thank you. there she is.harlie zhang, an entrepreneur, thank you for being here. i want to recognize the director of the nixon library, who i believe is here. thank you. we can introduce our conference chairman and set up our first panel of nobel laureates. it is my pleasure to introduce marlene malik, who helped bring this conference and the special exhibition i hope you all will have a chance to see to fruition. she received a presidential appointment from george h.w. bush to the national cancer advisory board and then cofounded friends of cancer research with her friend, dr. ellen segal, an advocacy organization based in washington, d.c. that drives collaboration among partners to power advances in science, policy and regulation to speed treatment to patients. she is the vice chair. she is on the boards of the anderson cancer center, duke cancer center. she played a vital role in conceiving this conference and bringing it to the nixon library. they hatched this plan. clearly, cancer research is near and de

maureen lipman, starring in coronation street right now, has a dramatic prediction.you really laugh. to make you really belly laugh. it's when you shouldn't be laughing. this cancel culture, this cancelling, this punishment, it's everywhere. punishment, you know, an eye for an eye. you said that, therefore you must never work again. we are, literally, we're on the cusp of wiping out comedy. so, i'm not trying to offend anyone, but... comedian russell kane says comedy is in fact in rude health. i was good at dungeons and dragons, so... i don't think anyone is saying we can't be offended. no—one is saying that. there has been a massive, much—needed shift in the conversation around gender, around men's attitudes to women, around consent, blah blah blah. the sort of ironic, lad humour of "yeah, she's up for it," which at the time i'm pretty sure was delivered with irony by 99.9% of the people, but now, irony or not, not appropriate. a poll suggests in normal life people are stopping themselves from saying what they really think on certain subjects forfear of being judged

while maureen an 80-year-old woman from georgia had to give up food, limiting herself to within meal a day and filling up on water in order to afford medication to treat her blood clots. >> big pharma has billions of dollars in compensations and bonuses. while mary saw her prescription for severe and debilitating depression jump to over 400. keeps medicare from negotiating for a fail deal and specifically targeting the u.s. from higher prices in the world and while from ohio she mourns her first born 22 years old after she aged out of her drug costs and rationing insulin big pharma is playing games with their r & d budget and continuing to raise prices. it's inexcusable. inexcusable and only kong can put us on the path to rectifying the situation bypassing the build back better act now. of course, this bill alone will not solve everything. big drug companies spent billions of dollars in lobbying and political contributions to make sure of that, but let's be clear. it's a giant leap forward. it's a statement of our values living to we say we are as a country and losing an american whe

while maureen an 80-year-old woman from georgia had to give up food, limiting herself to within meal a day and filling up on water in order to afford medication to treat her blood clots. >> big pharma has billions of dollars in compensations and bonuses. while mary saw her prescription for severe and debilitating depression jump to over 400. keeps medicare from negotiating for a fail deal and specifically targeting the u.s. from higher prices in the world and while from ohio she mourns her first born 22 years old after she aged out of her drug costs and rationing insulin big pharma is playing games with their r & d budget and continuing to raise prices. it's inexcusable. inexcusable and only kong can put us on the path to rectifying the situation bypassing the build back better act now. of course, this bill alone will not solve everything. big drug companies spent billions of dollars in lobbying and political contributions to make sure of that, but let's be clear. it's a giant leap forward. it's a statement of our values living to we say we are as a country and losing an american whe

maureen lipman, starring in coronation street right now, has a dramatic prediction.trying to offend anyone, but... comedian russell kane says comedy is in fact in rude health. i was good at dungeons and dragons, so... i don't think anyone is saying we can't be offended. no one is saying that. what we are saying is you can't use hate speech that would prompt a gender—related crime, a sex—related crime, or a race—related crime. there has been a massive, much—needed shift in the conversation around gender, around men's attitudes to women, around consent, blah blah blah. the sort of ironic, loud humour of "yeah, she's up for it," which at the time i'm pretty sure was delivered with irony by 99.9% of the people, but now, irony or not, not appropriate. a poll suggests in normal life people are stopping themselves from saying what they really think on certain subjects for fear of being judged. 57% of those asked said they self—censor on topics including immigration and transgender rights, particularly if their opinions are seen as less politically correct. perhaps it is obv

while maureen, an 80-year-old woman from georgia, had to give up food, limiting herself to one meal a day, and filling up on water, in order to afford medication to treat her blood clots, big pharma's making record profits and paying their executives billions of dollars in compensation and bonuses. while mary alice from new york saw the price of her collinically prescribed medication to manage her depression jump from $100 to $450 through her medicare advantage plan, big pharma's taking advantage of the federal law that currently prohibits medicare from negotiating for a fair deal and specifically targeting the u.s. for higher prices than the rest of the world. and while jeannette from ohio continuing to mourn her first-born daughter who died at just 22 years old after she aged out of government assistance for her drug costs and began rationing her insulin, big pharma's playing games with their r&d budget not to innovate, but to suppress competition while continuing to raise prices. it's inexcusable. inexcusable. and only congress can put us on the path to rectifying the situation by

a year when the naktsds nasdaq is up 23% will this hurt the appetite for ipos in 2022 with us is maureenbeen a remarkable year for ipos i have to ask you, you know, do you think institutional investors will be licking their wounds from this year's returns next year or will they be shrugging off this grudge and say ownerships worked in the past, why should 2022 be different. >> i think the short answer, leslie, is that, yes, i think they are going to be much more wary, both institutional and retail investors we have seen retail investors race into so many of these stocks and i think it was really -- we started 2021, if you remember, after airbnb and jordache soared to their highst. roblox waited. there was a sense of how high can these things go, and now investors as you said have been burned in a lot of them, especially the hottest biggest named ipos i think there is going to be a lot more wariness. >> it seems like ancient history when the biggest problem was too much of a pop on the first trading day. the retail investors drove these stock prices higher on their die abuse. do you think

that is thought to be in regard to a couple of tweaks that julian with with us today for ca, maureen army. yeah, thought to keep one of them up on the determined that i've been here more closely with us because him plato is doing a phone for a minute for us to going down a slimy, including been living with people. they're coming from the studio. normally they're seeing another law, a son just visits are limited, only his lawyers and close contacts are allowed to see him after strict controls. in addition, there's an unpleasant surprise. since 2017, the spanish security company under cover global, responsible for the protection of the embassy, has been playing a double game unnoticed by the diplomats from ecuador. they installed cameras and microphones in every room. the images are stream to the united states to the u. s. intelligent services. in an e mail, the head of u. c. global david morales orders surveys of some just visits. a whistleblower within u. c. global, unless the lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary that some just meetings with all visitors. but especially with the

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famously, maureen lipman starred in the 1980s bt adverts. matter. they went — we didn't have the word viral, but they went it, and that was because mothers are universal. and sociology. an ology? he gets an ology and he says he's failed! you get an ology, you're a scientist! do you think that could be, would be made now? the bt commercials? i shouldn't think so, no. everyone identified with the ology commercial. everyone. — it didn't matter that it was ethnic. this guy does the best ali g impersonation. a�*ight? i can't do it, you do it, go on. . don-t. — i think it's someone else. oh, sorry, it's not you. it's the other one. is the office less acceptable now? ricky gervais says his show tackled difficult subjects like race. he claims these days comedians fear being cancelled if they try. abfab'sjennifer saunders has also said her sitcom could not be remade now, because people are so sensitive and politically correct. i don't know why it went wrong with justin. i mean, you know, because wejust adored each other, you know. he's gay. my mum di

what does the overdue, maureen, good, or no matter what to do or sure. either. kosovo. were there more? no. i believe it was. it should be good to go to bed. oh, i remember i came in and he was laying him in his bed. his little was a pool of smoke. and he gave me a piece of paper on which he wrote the screenplay, but the screen play was just one cent. the group of people are giving a ball to each other. talking funny words like, oh i'm in the moment when some of them say hook jewish. he is the, the winner and the others are hitting the dead is it is the loses, you know? and it's amazing joke, it's a joke about mentality, developed any would mentality, which is the best way. how to paint something. 0, one of the to the i particularly remember i was very, very struck by was the sketch about where the family is getting people survey. that was just my the shell, to divide with love you and both. what was the probably about them and it was, it was that i got you know what i know very good. so i just got it, but still did not though, but i did the study go back, you know, one

and the team from y'all golf, sent off maureen sciences. want to find out exactly how much of those blue carbon is stored? india formosa. they've taken about 80 sediment samples over the past 3 years. they slice up the samples and then analyze them. by burning them, the scientists can calculate the amount of carbon they store the team. hope that their research will convince policymakers at sea crosses meet more protection because of the potential to absorb you too. there in science could also help on the local level, in coastal development planning. and on the global stage, the findings could aid efforts to reach climate neutrality goals. see grass meadows world wide on the threat from the incessant traffic of boats and damage caused by angus in europe. the scene said since it sixty's we have lost one 3rd of the secret meals that we have. one of the major threats to see grasses is dead day amount of for of bolt that we have because go it 1st the it travel very fast with just create said big waves. that he, it's the margins of channels and d

and now they talking about force vaccines is very maureen and i just us myself. where is it gonna end to get over the last year and a half of governments that haven't been following their own rules and corporations that haven't been following the rules and making a profit off the backs of people who have to pay a lot of money. sometimes to get access to vaccines, there's an inequality across the atlantic. mandatory jobs are also finding big divisions. a new york is set to become the 1st us city to require vaccines for all private sector workers. and they build up last years as a rule will take effect later this month. just days before his term comes to an end . his correspondent caleb new york city mayor bill de blasio, who portrays himself as a national leader in the fight against coven 19, has taken a pretty bold move and announced a vaccine mandate for the whole city of new york. for all private businesses, he cited the kron variant as well as cold weather and seasonal flues and other factors in making this decision. quite a big move from the new york city may

but maureen is expected in the coming days with warnings that water levels may arise even further. prank up, though alta 0. strong economic growth in denmark is expected despite a surgeon coven, 19 cases. the unemployment rate is low, but job vacancies are at a record high staff shortages are having and die impact, particularly in hotels and restaurants. mama jam june reports from copenhagen as the manager of this business hotel and copenhagen susanna learned, should not be checking guests in your class. but denmark has more job vacancies than at any time in at least 10 years. so the added responsibility falls upon her at any given hour. susanna can also be found running the front desk, answering phones occasionally, even tidying up so that she says that at the height of the pandemic life, there was even more to do more cleaning rooms, sometimes flushing toilets, that. i mean, it's hundreds of toilets. we need to flush, we needed to clean that the whole public area. that's normally housekeeping. you do that. while the labor shortage has made things particularly difficult for denmark's ho

but maureen is expected in the coming days with warnings that water levels may arise even further. prank octo alta 0 rescue teams in me and my are searching for at least 70 people missing after a landslide. at a jade mine, there was swept into a lake in northern kitchen state, or for his at least one person has died. this area of the center of me in mars. jade industry, where mine is often work and dangerous conditions, landslides, of course, hundreds of deaths in recent years. and malaysians are living through one of the worst floods stay country is seen in recent times. the death tolls not 27, but tens of thousands have been forced to leave their homes or in st. louis reports from qualon, po, still under water after 4 days, pa, hung state in central peninsula. malaysia is the worst affected. buildings and vehicles submerged. the 2 main highways still not accessible in some parts. officials have warned that water levels in several major rivers remain dangerously high. across the country, search and rescue efforts continue. the military emergency personnel and volunteers pitch in to dist

volcanic eruption has risen to 15, was dozens more badly injured and many still on accounted for maureen's expected in the coming days on that could hamper rescue efforts. is jillian wolf ah, scouring through the rubble ploughing through volcanic, the bree that has now begun to harden the hope that these rescue workers might find survivors is diminishing by the hour. even for the lifeless bodies recover beneath the rubble, a sense of relief among emergency crews and deliver to me. thank god, we found the bodies of these victims and retrieved them, answers for a loved ones in this moment, or better than news. those who survived are still coming to terms with their ordeal . ha, it at 1st i thought it was a bomb explosion, and all of the sudden it was scenario erupting and spooling volcanic ashes. suddenly it was all dark like it was going to destroy the earth. of my children were scattered around. my husband was not found, and i was waiting for him. and then we fled to the evacuation camp. job as large as volcano unleashed a thunderous plume of ash high into the sky on saturday, raining down

family of kevin nishita is still mourning their loss but through their tears, wife virginia, daughter maureen, and son enrique, spoke publicly about the loss to talk about one they loved, but also help find those who did the shooting including asking the public for clues or even possible evidence. >> kindly ask that if anybody was in that area at the time, and they have any video, um, that they can turn into the oakland police department. >> reporter: virginia was stunned by the shooting but not surprised kevin put himself in jeopardy for the sake of others. >> that was in his personality. to be that protector. to be that brave one, that just wanted to protect people. so, not just his family. but others, as well. >> we can clearly see in the car but he would have a flashlight out at everything and a little too intense. we are just like okay, we can see where we're going but he would always lead us out, make sure everyone's buckled up. >> reporter: still, there is lingering bitterness and longing. >> he didn't deserve this. he was, um, retired. he was just, you know, looking to stay busy. and

as we heard from maureen, the very and has thrown holiday gatherings and travel plans into this rang new york's man has scaled back the cds, famed new you fav celebrations. is gabriel alexander reports from new york on 42nd street in midtown manhattan. the lines in covey testing sites are long all day from morning until night demand for tess, far outstripping supply. new york city is the u. s. epicenter for the army. kron variant case is exploding to nearly 20000 positive cases a day. more than 90 percent. being attributed to ami kron, it's driving everyone to get tested. when i was in line, we had people going abroad. we had people who had to be tested every week and a half. we had people like me who were exposed. we had people who didn't feel wealth officials so far had declined to impose anymore locked downs, but are scrambling to ramp up new test sites. officials here urging new yorkers not to panic, saying this isn't march 2020. when the city was put on lock down and morgues were filled with coven victims, the mayor on thursday said he would scale back the new year's eve celebra

is very maureen and i just us myself. where is it gonna end to get over the last year and a half of governments that haven't been following their own rules and corporations that haven't been following the rules and making a profit off the backs of people who have to pay a lot of money. sometimes to get access to vaccines, there's an inequality because the atlantic mandatory jobs are also funding divisions, new york since become the 1st us city to require vaccines for all private sector workers. smith build diblasio says the rule will take effect later this month. just before his term ends. what is kelly morgan explains? new york city mayor bill de blasio, who portrays himself as a national leader in the fight against coven 19, has taken a pretty bold move. and announced a vaccine mandate for the whole city of new york. for all private businesses. he cited the on the kron variant as well as cold weather and seasonal fluids and other factors in making this decision. quite a big move from the new york city mayor, who is outg

lisa: maureen kelby seen a making a similar point. the key question to me really was will they continue to pump liquidity into the market and what if the yield curve gets a little flatter in little too soon because people are anticipating a policy error? we are not hearing that white as much anymore, but that would be a game changer. jonathan: caroline, can you compare this cycle to anything we have seen? caroline: it is unprecedented, and overused phrase. not just in the u.s., but worldwide when we look at the ecb and the bank of england. we will see kathy jones later, who is already saying the bond yields have peaked. jonathan: we will also catch up with the head of research strategy at morgan stanley wealth management. down on the s&p 500. tk back in the hot seat tomorrow as we countdown to the fed decision or beautiful new york city. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: new study from south africa shows promise in the fight against omicron. two shots of pfizer may offer 70% protection against ian hospitalized. that is maintained across ag

we should maureen. it is not yourfault. it is not your fault.. donald trump ended the funding, donald trump ended the funding, donald trump pulled out of the agreement and president obama rushed to get1 billion of the money we have committed into the system and it happened. the problem is he did not control the next digit and president biden does not control the first budget he has. it is the carryover trump logic. so the first budget that president biden has had he has quadrupled the amount of money that we were putting into this. we will do more and we should do more and the president also put forward a programme to help less—developed countries be able to prepare more effectively for the damages that appear, a programme called president's emergency plan for adaptation and resilience and we put $9 billion into that plan. over the next five years so the president is leading. he is stepping up. mr so the president is leading. he is stepping urn-— so the president is leading. he is stepping up— is stepping up. mr biden as president — is stepping

. >> reporter: the family is still mourning their loss why virginia and daughter maureen and son enriqueabout the one they loved and also helping to find the shooter. >> kindly ask if anybody was in that area at the time and if they have any video they can turn into the oakland police department. >> virginia was stunned by the shooting but not surprised that kevin put himself in jeopardy for the sake of others. >> that was his personality to be that protector and be that brave one just wanted to protect people. not just family but others as well. >> every time we leave the house late, there is already street lights, we can clearly see our way to the car but he would have a flashlight out and everything and it was a little too intense, okay, we can see where we are going. he how old always lead us out and make sure everyone is buckled up. >> still. >> he didn't deserve this. he was retired and looking to stay busy and just wish he can come home. >> we are seeking to find the reasoning behind all of this so that we can have some closure and we can understand why. >> reporter: the family is

maureen comes back into wales and the west midlands.at rain to start the day across scotland and northern ireland. that will pull away. skies may brighten and they might be some sunshine coming through but it is turning drier. it still mild. not quite as mild across parts of northern scotland but still 16 or 17 towards south—eastern areas of england. it's so mild because the winds are coming from the tropics, south to south—westerly winds. the rain will mainly be across more north—western parts of the country. we start with some exceptionally mild eight across the uk overnight into new year's day. still some rain around mainly across western areas and the bulk of that across north—western parts of england, northern ireland and scotland. it will push away and the skies should brighten with some sunshine and a few showers. quite windy on saturday and very mild with highs of 16 or 17 celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines — people in the uk are left waiting days for covid pcr testing, following high demand, and pharmacists warn of patchy

maureen lipman, starring in coronation street right now, has a dramatic prediction.m not trying to offend anyone, but... comedian russell kane says comedy is in fact in rude health. i was good at dungeons and dragons, so... i don't think anyone is saying we can't be offended. - no one is saying that. what we are saying is you can't use hate speech that would prompt - a gender—related crime, a sex—related crime, - or a race—related crime. there has been a massive, much—needed shift in- ithe conversation around gender, l around men's attitudes to women, around consent, blah blah blah. the sort of ironic, loud humour of "yeah, she's up for it," - iwhich at the time i'm pretty sure| was delivered with irony by 99.9% of the people, but now, - irony or not, not appropriate. a poll suggests in normal life people are stopping themselves from saying what they really think on certain subjects for fear of being judged. 57% of those asked said they self—censor on topics including immigration and transgender rights, particularly if their opinions are seen as less politically corr

i think jurors, you know, were told to use their common sense by prosecutor maureen comey about thatout what the real narrative could possibly be, and that's what they did. you mentioned kindly my new project, vicky ward investigates." i did reproduce the entire transcript of the transcript i had with ghislaine maxwell in 20002 about annie farmer's allegations, because i think it reveals what wasn't revealed in the courtroom. it reveals a very entitled mentality. she asked why i would believe strangers over her. she told me that annie farmer and her sister had been the beneficiaries of extraordinary generosity by jeffrey epstein. and i think that right there shows the value system that prosecutors did manage to put their finger on, even if we didn't hear from ghislaine maxwell herself. >> i think for a lot of people, because i don't believe the interview with annie farmer was in your 2003 profile, so for a lot of people, that will be illuminating for them to see it in its entirety if your newsletter. i wonder what you think about what is the hope of a lot of these victims, including

it means that kind of running around with a little bit of you know, like maureen had really wanted people eat at home testing to report it. it is a limitation home testing, although it's much easier for people to to do and to implement. so you know, eventually about to catch up. we're going to catch it by seeing all the stages, all the sports teams sending home letters. i think all of that mean retrospect be due to omicron. so side of town. real quick. this kind of ties in vicki was asking. but at this stage in the pandemic where where are we going, where things going. you know, we to take the mask also put the mask on. we. >> we lockdown. we don't lock the nfl has new protocols. >> what do you guys in science. see this going. what give us some sense of what we can expect. >> well, pat. and that's a great question. i think the quick answer we're not completely sure. but many people think that a combination maybe a lot of people get breakthrough infection. now it omicron. vaccinated plus rate give you hydrate immunity and that will bring us out of it. it seems that the summer kron might be

maureen cornfeld and she's celebrating her 100th birthday. she has won 14 world championships, set 28inducted i international swimming hall of fame and nearly swims every day. her secret to long life, just to enjoy it. cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> good morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. this morning, we are learning new details about the biden administration's plans to respond to the omicron variant. top officials are considering strict testing requirements for all travelers entering the u.s. from abroad. a decision on that could come anytime this week. we're going to have everything we know about that plan coming up. >>> also new this morning, chilling video from inside a michigan high school, students running for their lives as a 15-year-old opened fire, killing three students, injuring eight other people. one local official saying in response, however, there are really no -- remarking on the toll it will take shattering the security in that space. we'll hear about some of the warnings the gunman may have left behind. o

and may, haley, justin, maureen, deck lan, bill, and their dog celebrating the holidays together in atlanta you might see yourself next week. you can get the big sunday today mug at today.com/shop. i'm told the deadline to purchase in order to receive it by christmas is this wednesday, december 8th. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you back here next week on "sunday today". >>> good morning. it is sunday, december 5th, 7:00 on the dot as we take a live look outside in downtown san josÉ. cloudy skies, similar to what we saw yesterday. it's the perfect time now to check in with meteorologist, vianey arana, so see what sunday holds for us on this last day of hanukkah as well. >> it will be a cool start. you can see the clouds and fog out there, but it's a nice and crisp morning. it feels like december. here's a look again at the san josÉ camera. i want to zoom out so you can see the fog. we are seeing limited

kevin nishita and determined to get answers wife, virginia son enrique and daughter maureen all say he spent his life protecting his family and his career protecting the community losing his life in the process. now they are trying to understand why we just need the closure. we don't like this open ended. >> not knowing how some of that love pass to we just need to know and. >> have peace. they remember the husband and father with the big personality loving and fun. >> really a fun couple. he was my everything they would tv series and then after a while, we became the characters. he would call me and he would. call me the name of whatever series we're watching just to make it fun and release had date night once a week. i'm going missus us. >> he was big on being a grandfather and he loved his dog cali. dog misses a very much. >> so. really hard to see the very sad as well. >> over the years as a police officer in coma haywood and san jose. and later, a security guard. kevin, the sheet about much more to the job of law enforcement. he was someone who genuinely cared about others volunte

. >> wife, virginia son enrique and daughter maureen all say he spent his life protecting his family and his career protecting the community losing his life in the process. now they are trying to understand why we just need the closure. we don't like this open ended. >> not knowing how some of that we love pass to we just need to know and. >> have peace. they remember the husband and father with the big personality loving and fun. >> up really a fun couple. he was my everything they would tv series and then after a while, we became the characters. he would call me and you. call me the name of whatever series we're watching just to make it fun and really has had a date night once a week. i'm going missus us. >> he was big on being a grandfather and he loved his dog cali. dog misses a very much. >> so. it's really hard to see the very sad as well. >> over the years as a police officer in coma haywood and san jose. and later, a security guard. kevin, the sheet about much more to the job of law enforcement. he was someone who genuinely cared about others volunteering at police events goi

maureen cornfeld and she's celebrating her 100th birthday.pionships, set 28inducted i international swimming hall of fame and nearly swims every day. her secret to long life, just to enjoy it. cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> good morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm jim sciutto. this morning, we are learning new details about the biden administration's plans t

we just heard from tom, about maureen and solano counties, keeping up with the changes about indoor mask requirements can be a bit confusing first, the state announced. masks would be mandatory at all public settings from december 15th to january 15th and it did clarify on tuesday the counties can continue to make exceptions for people in limited indoor settings for the rest of the bay area, though nothing changes the following counties have mask exemptions that can continue. san francisco marin, sonoma, contra costa and alameda. the local health orders in each of those counties say people and limited settings can remove their masks in spaces like workplaces, gyms and other spaces. as long as there are less than 100 people that space is not open to the general public. everyone must be fully vaccinated against covid and no one with covid symptoms are allowed in. our community is really pull together and embraced wearing masks, and it really doesn't change. the rules remain the same. you know, we need to continue to be careful as we get through the holidays and the arrival vom across. the

famously, maureen lipman starred in the 19805 bt advert.uldn't think so, no. everyone identified with the ology commercial. everyone. — it didn't matter that it was ethnic. this guy does the best ali g impersonation. a�*ight? you do it. go on. . don-t. — i think it's someone else. oh, sorry, it's not you. it's the other one. is the office less acceptable now? ricky gervais says his show tackled difficult subjects like race. he claims these days comedians fear being cancelled if they try. abfab'sjennifer saunders has also said her sitcom could not be remade now, because people are so sensitive and politically correct. i don't know why it went wrong with justin. i mean, you know, because wejust adored each other, you know. he's gay. my mum didn't say anything because we don't let her talk. audience laughs. so what's going on? the jokes at the frog and bucket still feel edgy, potentially even offensive to some. it's not a cultural thing, she just doesn't have much to add, you racists. if society can't take a joke any more, you either adapt to

and you, maureen, thank you. >> thank you.commissioner nakajo, i'm sorry, commissioner cleaveland. >> you bet. certainly would support that motion and happy holidays to everyone. >> commissioner morgan. >> yes, i vote aye, and happy holidays, everyone. >> motion is unanimous. happy holidays. >> all right. we are adjourned. >> happy holidays, everyone. i'm

and you, maureen, thank you. >> thank you.commissioner nakajo, i'm sorry, commissioner cleaveland. >> you bet. certainly would support that motion and happy holidays to everyone. >> commissioner morgan. >> yes, i vote aye, and happy holidays, everyone. >> motion is unanimous. happy holidays. >> all right. we are adjourned. >> happy holidays, everyone. today we are going to talk about fire safety. we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. it's a wonderful display. a little house in the urban center exhibition center that shows what it's like in a home in san francisco after an earthquake. one of the major issues that we are going to face after earthquakes are fire hazard. we are happy to have the fire marshall join us today. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> we talk about the san francisco earthquake that was a fire that mostly devastated the city. how do we avoid that kind of problem. how can we reduce fire hazard? >> the construction was a lot different. we don't expect what we had then. we want to make

i had the privilege of joining him along with maureen o'connor for an event highlighting the work they are doing. judge carroll, they've done the innovative -- the innovative woe done during the pandemic helped get the word out to more ohio judges about what they can do to connect ohio with the emergency rental assistance that we provided back months ago from the congress. the american rescue plan we provided grants to state and local governments for emergency rental and utility assistance to families across the country. the last thing we wanted was a wave of evisions -- evicts during the health crisis. we know people moved in with family members and covid spreads. this prevention effort was a lifeline for so many families that that might have happened to. we know what it does to families, even during normal times. think about the iewp heaval -- upheaval that causes. they get pulled out of their school to go to a different school. they may have to give up their pet because the pet costs too much money. they can't bring them to a new amount. they don't feel stable. it's much harder for