newco somewhere and what the conversation is, you know it's not going to be good.you get into the hall and the lawyer is like look, they filed a motion, we want to go ahead and proceed because you saw what happened in the first trial so we were tried twice. the first trial was a mistrial because again, the police report wasn't testified to so the state had the charge at the end of the trial i requested a mistrial declared. >> they say i know i can't win. >> that's essentially what he did. we were retried again in order not to talk to each other. like the fools we were, we talked to each other so we get back up to the second trial and they asked me to come out to the hall, i was 18 years old. even as an 18-year-old, i knew this did not make any sense. you're saying break up a three? for what? is calling the case because he is a attorney, who is think the case was closed, he wanted to get it over with but i knew this. the lawyer was like look, you saw what happened in the first trial, i think it should be over with, you should go back to school, your good kids and al

i'm so thankful to my newco workers at d.p.s. and i'm so proud of them. thank you. [ applause ] >> all right. our next honoree is felicia thibedeau. she has helped get more than a 1,000 people vaccinated by referring them to vaccine clinics. thank you for being an unsung hero. [ applause ] >> thank you to mayor breed, dr. colfax, the dph staff and to the wellness hub. the we rock. that would be i.c.y., win, mary harris omicpp our kids first and african american early childhood educators. together, we partner with our resources. they work hard, they bust, they rock. thank you everyone. [ applause ] . >> next up is isabella ventura with ryan martin health services. isabella's been on the front lines as a primary care provider and helps support our lgbtqi communities and especially our transgender residents to help get access to covid resources. thank you for your work. [ applause ] >> on behalf of my team, i'd like to thank dr. colfax and mayor breed for your amazing work. thank you for your dedication and your dedication to provide health -- quality health

france 24's international affairs editor talked us through newco restrictions in france.eporter -- talked us through new covid restrictions in france. reporter: tremendous changes on new year's eve. a traditional fireworks display has been canceled. that wasn't a big surprise. discos were supposed to be closed, so we knew more or less what the restrictions were going to be. the changes really come on january 3. that is when there will be no more drinking and standing up in bars and cafes. people have to be seated. that has proved controversial with bar and cafe owners. and also, a new restriction on long-distance trains in france -- no eating and drinking during the journey. that has led to a backlash on social media from users, so that is when things become more visible in terms of changes in people's everyday lives, on january 3. as for tonight, there was an interesting poll, a harris poll, in which 63% of the respondents said they were not owing to do any festivities anyway tonight, that was regardless of what the government was going to impose. they just decided that

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