but despite the uncertainty over his future, matters on the field, are the focus for o'neil.am not i am not concerned about my at all, only the club's future. i knew the size of the task when i took over. it is not often that managers walk out on premier league clubs, and that was what happened here, and since then it has got even more difficult, with the players that we have lost and the situation that we face, and all i'm going to do is make sure that the group are available to give the best of themselves every week. world number one scotty schelffler has won a record equalling 9th title of the season after on the field, are the focus for o'neil. iam not i am not concerned about my at all, only the club's future. i knew the size of the task all, only the club's future. i knew the size of the task when i took over. it is not often that managers walk out on premier league clubs, and that was what happened here, and since then it has got even more difficult, with the players that we have lost and the situation that we face, that we have lost and the situation that we make sure

the loss at london stadium turns the heat up on wolves boss gary o'neil.r third defeat in a row and leaves them second bottom of the premier league, four points from safety but o'neil believes he can turn the club's fortunes around. not concerned, really proud of the group. i of everything they've given me and i can only ask them to give me their best. if you look at the players this club has lost since the window i arrived in, club has lost since the window iarrived in, it club has lost since the window i arrived in, it makes it harder every year. if you think, the season before i arrived, wolves collected 39 points and since then we've lost £200 million of talent and when you lose that amount of talent and your starting point is 39 points it will be really tough so we understand it is tough so we understand it is tough and we will stand up, myself included, and accept the challenge. we will knuckle down and get going again. matchday six of the champions league gets underway in just a few hours with liverpool heading to girona looking to continue their pe

but despite the uncertainty over his future, matters on the field, are the focus for o'neil.uture. i knew the size of the task when i took over. it is not often that managers walk out on premier league clubs, and that was what happened here, and since then it has got even more difficult, with the players that we have lost and the situation that we face, and all i'm going to do is make sure that the group are available to give the best of themselves every week. world number one scotty schelffler has won a record equalling 9th title of the season after

but despite the uncertainty over his future, matters on the field are the focus for o'neil.not concerned about my future at all, only the club's future. i knew the size of the task when i took over. it is not often that managers walk out on premier league clubs, and that was what happened here, and since then it has got even more difficult, with the players that we have lost and the situation that we face, and all i'm trying to do is make sure that the group are available world number one scotty schelffler has won a record equalling 9th title of the season after a dominant victory at the hero world challenge. he hit a sensational nine under par 63, in the final round to win by six shots. it means he's won an impressive 43 percent of the events he's entered in 2024 including the masters and olympic gold in paris. it has been a fantastic year. i am very grateful for the season and for the wins, it has been a tough one but at the end of the day we go home, i am looking forward to doing stuff that isn't golf. i like to go home and live my life and enjoy my time at home and have

yeah tip o'neill was also, besides nancy, the first person to visit in the hospital. well, let's let's go to that that's our last clip of your left number four. and then we'll invite you to comment on that clip. number four, please play. he'll do anything to get that -- tax cut. i left specific orders. no democrats within 100 yards, you'll have grin and bear it. how you doing that? well, i don't recommend getting shot no you to think there's. there is a reason for all of this. there's a big job left to be done. whatever time. i have left it belongs to him and he the way i walk through the valley of the shadow of death. i shall see no evil for thou art with me surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life. and i loved one the house, the lord forever. so again for those who may not have the context, this is in the immediate aftermath of president reagan being shot less than 80 days into his presidency. so tell us a little bit about more that scene and all. i mean, there's so in there, like i said he was the first person to come visit him in the house,

tip o'neill was one of the first people at the hospital when reagan was shot.'s a scene in the movie a very powerful scene. >> one of the things i remembered about president reagan he had this command that you don't speak ill publicly of another republican. i can't help wonder how he would fare in the social media driven world that we live in where negativity and fear seems to sell more than his hope and optimism. >> i think you would be very upset of what goes on today. it's one of the attractions of the movie how people on different sides of the aisle would work together. that happens with good leadership like ronald reagan and tip o'neill they work together and they got a lot accomplished. >> i watched some interviews and you have the same mantra in your own personal life. if there's an opponent or an enemy. i was struck by what seemed friends of all political persuasions and you get along just fine with them, just because you vote differently doesn't mean you have to be enemies. >> you for looking for solution of a problem you have to accept all points of v

. >> reporter: kate o'neil is a professor of environmental science at uc berkeley and an expert in plastic waste. she says the recycling system is fragmented, confusing to consumers, and hard on large companies. >> this country has a complete mishmash of recycling laws and practices, what gets thrown away, what gets picked up, what goes to compost, what just goes straight to landfill, what can be recycled. >> reporter: what's not confusing, the amount of plastic waste is growing exponentially. most ends up in landfills or incinerators as well as the environment. >> all the trash in the ocean and stuff. >> it's a concern for me. >> when you get to the nitty-gritty of it and finding out it's really not fine. it's really disturbing and i just worry about my children. >> reporter: brewing up concerns about the future. >>> still ahead, like it or not, plastic waste is a huge part of the holiday season. how you can (♪♪) when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin.

o'neill was actually given a four year deal this summer after guiding them to safety last season, andh back to back wins, theirfirst in the league, but they have now lost four in a row and are down in 19th. four matches in the premier league today. about 15 minutes gone at the amex where brighton are taking on crystal palace. it's currently goalless. southampton host spurs and brentford travel to chelsea in the late kick offs. chelsea can close the gap to leaders liverpool to just two points. the game of the day is at the etihad, ruben amorim's first taste of the manchester derby as he takes his united side to struggling city. pep guardiola is enduring his worst spell in management, with one win in ten but he's says he's fully committed to the cause. i will regret leaving now, i could not sleep, even worse than now, to leave the situation. impossible. they will sack me, that could happen, but leaving now? no chance. if my boss is not happy with me, they can do it. but leaving now in that position? no chance. leaving now in that position? no chance-— no chance. i'm not really focused _

lopetegui won the battle of the under pressure managers as his side beat wolves 2—1, leaving gary o'neill'side floundering in the relegation zone. they showed their care for mikel antonio after his car accident. they came wearing his number nine shirts. west ham took the lead. wolves equalised, but the man of the match struck to win the game for his side. he held an antonio number 9 shirt over his head, but it all turned sour at full time as tempers ran high between the two teams. he will not be drawn on his future to the club. lopetegui paid tribute to antonio. the most important thing we achieved three points. the second is we have the possibility to dedicate the victory to the fans but especially to mike and his family. he has been out 12 days, the last two days. 0k. i think that the guys, they have worked very, very hard against one good team. maybe, not an easy match to play. to more upheaval at manchester united. on sunday morning, the club confirmed the shock departure of its sporting director, dan ashworth, after five months in charge. it follows their 3—2 loss at home to nottingham

proud before independence, where the struggle was taking place in kenya, or in gone uh, or in tons, o'neill, or you not besides south africa or the racist and the media or the racist through these young i was involved with or in west islip, i, in nigeria, or in gone, all even send them or in this i had this for goal was one only is make sure that they offer tons on not given the opportunity to unite. and then did no sooner had african countries thought the beginning, the independence then the us white color nice us started bad in via teeth on showing the phones and using the clothes. so that in the democratic republic of congo upon off work on these sites, just fast res emily to move within only 9 months of becoming the prime minister of campbell. he had been assassinated to a vine, was the lim peel of dog. was removed from far away 1963. and after that they started mounting food. it does, it is during those code it uh the, the admin and find it off. what color is your side give for plumbing to put them. i was removed from fall a 1966 a year later, num diaz vicki wills, nigeria was also eli

has agreed a deal to become the new manager of premier league side wolves replacing the sacked gary o'neild joins from al shabab in the saudi pro league. pereira's first game will be at leicester on sunday with the team second from bottom of the table after ii defeats in their 16 league games so far this season. the series might have already been lost but new zealand ended it with a thumping victory over england in the third test in hamilton. england started day four needing an improbable 658 to win and already two wickets down. but there was some early resistance from jacob bethell who made 76.

has agreed a deal to become the new manager of premier league side wolves replacing the sacked gary o'neil. the former porto boss will sign an 18—month deal and joins from al shabab in the saudi pro league. pereira's first game will be at leicester on sunday with the team second from bottom of the table after 11 defeats in their 16 league games so far this season. the series might have already been lost but new zealand ended it with a thumping victory over england in the third test in hamilton. england started day four needing an improbable 658 to win and already two wickets down. but there was some early resistance from jacob bethell who made 76. joe root�*s half century also delayed the inevitable but once mitchell santner dismissed him to provide the first of his four wickets, it wasn't long before the tourists were all out for 234. england's 423 run defeat is their largest defeat by the black caps in terms of runs and fourth—biggest by anyone, giving retiring bowler tim southee a winning send off. every opportunity to play for new zealand has been a special moment and i've been very fo

lisa: holly o'neill, thank you.t a time that 30% are going to buy on social media. that was stunning to me. dani: that is huge and it speaks to why companies like macy's are struggling. if you're accompanied you haven't kept up with that and adapted your brains come you're going to struggle. people demand something very specific. annmarie: i've only done that once, social media buying. i didn't like what came through and now i never buy. lisa: right now, let's get to an update on stories elsewhere. here is your bloomberg brief. yahaira: south korea's opposition filed the second impeachment motion against president yoon. the motion was filed after he made a defiant speech in which he tried to justify his martial law declaration last week. insisting that he would fight any case against him. if the motion is successful, a court ruling will determine whether yoon would be forced out of office leading to a presidential election being called within two months. the latest on the investigation into the united healthcare ceo

wolves are in talks with al—shabab manager, vitor pereira, to become their new head coach after gary o'neilas also sacked on sunday. the premier league strugglers are looking for a swift appointment and the compensation of around eight hundred thousand pounds to secure the former porto and olympiakos boss is not believed to be an issue. "i am not good enough" said pep guardiola after defeat in the manchester derby saw city fall to their 8th loss in their last 11 matches. amad diallo was the hero for united, winning the penatly that levelled the scores, then getting the winner. it was a much needed win for them, but for city their woes continue, and guardiola isn't ducking responsibility for the slump in form. the reality is the game was not exceptional for our side because i know the situation, understand for many, many reasons. but the reality is, the reality is that we are not winning games and i'm not good enough. so i'm the boss here and the manager. i have to find a solution. i don't find it. so, yeah, that is the reality. not only are england facing a heavy defeat in the thrid test in

i thought, how nice of tip o'neill to track down speaker of the house a kid in an office and then theresident called, he was very frank, he said, that was some kind of day. he talked about the speech and he said, at first at the end i felt we hadn't, he didn't say this but what he was communicating to me was that he thought what lincoln thought when they speech didn't work, he would say it did not scour. that was a term from plowing. on a farm. if you had a good plow, it scours the earth and does what needs to be done so good planting can be made so he was saying essentially i did not think it scoured so but then i got a call, frank sinatra called me a said, ronnie, you gotta feel good, the american president said the right things. and that made him feel better. i think he loved frank sinatra. nancy loved frank sinatra but more than that, they respected his professionalism and ability to read the moment and his intelligence and he did not call after every speech so if frank called and gave you a good review, you just got a good review. so reagan felt better about it and told me and th

some other news from the english premier league this sunday and it's all over between gary o'neil andccusing his players of bad decision—making. frustrations came to the fore at full—time with wolves players rayan ait—nouri sent off for an altercation. they'd lost four leauge matches in a row and find themselves in 19th place in the premier leauge table. —— the premier league table. celtic have won the scottish league cup, beating rangers in a thrilling match which was evenutally decided by a penalty shoot—out. after rangers�* ridvan yilmaz�*s effort was saved by kasper schmeichel, it was daizen maeda who scored to win the trophy for celtic. it was 3—3 after 90 minutes and extra time. the result continues brendan rodgers�*s record of never having lost at hampden park, and leaves rangers boss phillippe clement still looking for his first derby victory. i think it was a real... a celtic rangers game that finishes 3—3 after extra time, goes to penalties, people get their money's worth but ultimately you want to be on the right side, thankfully we were. let's round up some of the big resu

west ham are 14th in the table six points above the drop while gary o'neill's three points from safetypremier league official david coote has been sacked by referees�* body pgmol, following an investigation into his conduct. coote was suspended on the 11th of november pending a full investigation after a video allegedly showing him making derogatory comments about liverpool and the club's former managerjurgen klopp. a further investigation was opened two days later after the sun newspaper published photographs it says were taken during this summer's european championship, alleging that they appear to show coote sniffing a white powder through a rolled up us bank note. the pgmol said coote�*s actions made his position "untenable". two former premier league players have told the bbc of their health fears after years of heading footballs. research has found professional footballers have an increased risk of suffering brain injuries. former england defender steve howey has undergone scans which show his brain is in cognitive decline, while his former england team—mate gary pallister says h

and pressure on wolves boss gary o'neil after his side fall to a premier league defeat.he champions league match day six starts injust a the champions league match day six starts in just a few hours' time with liverpool heading to gerona. looking to continue their perfect start to the new format. —— liverpool head to girona. first team goalkeeper alisson is set to return to the starting line—up after an injury. in his absence, substitute goalkeeper kelleher kept several clean sheets. he goalkeeper kelleher kept several clean sheets.— clean sheets. he has been outstanding _ clean sheets. he has been outstanding for _ clean sheets. he has been outstanding for this - clean sheets. he has been| outstanding for this copper clean sheets. he has been - outstanding for this copper several years— outstanding for this copper several years and — outstanding for this copper several years and for the brazilian national team _ years and for the brazilian national team so— years and for the brazilian national team so it — years and for the brazilian national team so it is definitely ni

he's agreed an 18—month deal to become wolves�* new manager following their sacking of gary o'neill.rto and olympiakos amongst a number of different clubs, isjoining from the saudi pro league where he had been managing al—shabab. his first match will be against leicester on sunday. one of pereira's first tasks could be to fill a potential hole left by striker matheus cunha. he's been charged with misconduct by the football association following wolves�* 2—1 defeat by ipswich on saturday. cunha clashed with a member of ipswich�*s security team and could now face a ban for his actions. chelsea's mykhailo mudryk says he is in "complete shock" after testing positive for a banned substance. he's been provisionally suspended, after the premier league club were contacted by the football association to say there'd been an "adverse finding in a routine urine test". mudryk denies knowingly using any banned substance. chelsea's women meanwhile are in action tonight in the women's champions league as they bring their group stages to a close. they're in spain to face real madrid — aiming to make

a crucial night at the london stadium, as struggling mangers julen lopetegui and gary o'neill go headhead, with west ham hosting wolves in the premier league. increases for customers to tackle its telling debts. —— tjhames water's plans for the future. —— thames water's plans for the future. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. thousands of people have gathered outside a prison near damascus in a desperate search for relatives who've been missing for years. a day after president assad was toppled, rebel forces freed many of the prisoners, who'd been held here in appalling conditions at saydnaya prison — but former inmates suggested others could still be concealed inside. our correspondent barbara plett usher, the first western journalist to enter damascus as the city fell, reports tonight from the prison. celebrations continue in syria after the islamist rebel forces swept through the country at extraordinary speed from aleppo to horns and finally damascus. we'll hear from our correspodent yogita limaye in damacus as rebel leaders — including abu mohammed al—jolani — who o

on dad's statue in the rotunda of the capitol, tip o'neill has a quote on my dad's statue.t says god has been good to america. during the civil war he sent abraham lincoln. during watergate, he sent gerald ford, the right man at the right time to heal a nation. i think that will be down's legacy and he would be happy with that. my mother, her legacy will continue because drugs and alcohol will not go away. breast cancer is not going to totally go away so her legacy will keep going. she really blossomed in those white house years and we love her so much for it. peter: are you retired from acting? what are you doing these days? steven: i retired, gosh, 7, 8 years ago. i was very lucky. i spent 7, 8 years on a soap opera in the 1980's, the young and the restless, and then i moved onto film and tv. i had a lot of fun, small parts in big movies like when harry met sally or transformers, black hawk down. yeah. it was a lot of fun, but retired now and enjoying life, and yeah. peter: steven ford is the son of gerald and betty ford and he has been our guest reliving 50 years ago. th

. >> reporter: kate o'neil is a professor at uc berkeley and expert in plastic waste. she says the recycling system is fragmented, confusing to consumers and hard on large companies. >> this country has a complete mishmash of recycling laws what gets thrown away and what goes to compost and goes straight to landfill and what is recycled. >> what is not confusing, the amount of plastic waste that is growing. most ends up in landfills or incinerators as well as the environment. >> all of the trash in the ocean and stuff >> it is a concern for me. >> when you get to the nitty-gritty and finding out it is not happening it is disturbing. and, i just worry about my children. >> reporter: brewing up concerns about the future. >> it is a lot to take in. the new starbucks cold cups are made with up to 20% less plastic. you can also use your own clean personal cup when you make a mobile order. you can find that selection under customize. ♪. >>> prosecutors using bob lee's own voice as they deliver their closing arguments. playing a recording of bob lee's 911 call for help as the

. >> reporter: basketball superstar, shaquille o'neill giving out money.those in need. >> it didn't even dawn on us to buy anything for ourselves. we're just going to bless others. >> there's people close around you that are struggling that need just a little bit of help, that would make the world of difference to. >> reporter: and this was an early holiday blessing one family will never forget. loved ones surprising 10-year-old coleson by decorating the family for christmas. coleson's little league team there to support him, too, as he battles cancer. for mom samantha and firefighter dad chacin, that show of support means the world. what was it like when you arrived, and there was so much love? >> you could see all the people standing there carolling and neighbors and friends. the community just pulled together. ♪ one horse open sleigh ♪ >> a lot of things that are difficult made less difficult when you have family and friends behind you. >> absolutely. >> what does that mean to each one of you? >> it means everything. we definitely couldn't do this alone

wolves have moved quickly to replace gary o'neil who they sacked on sunday.uguese vitor pereira. a league winner at porto and olympiakos, he's been managing in the saudi pro league with al shabab since february. pereira might be without one of wolves best players. matheus cunha has been charged with misconduct by the fa for an altercation with members of ipswich�*s security team following their injury time defeat on saturday at molyneux. tottenham have lost their appeal against the length of rodrigo bentacur�*s ban for using a racial slur in a tv interview. the seven match suspension stands which means that the uruguayan midfielder still has two more games to serve, the league cup quarterfinal on thursday against manchester united and liverpool on sunday. now, every football fan knows about kenilworth road. luton town's119—year—old stadium is surrounded by terraced houses. it's showing its age. but they've now been given the go—ahead for a a 25,000 capacity stadium complete with music venue and hotel. connor bennett has the story. kenilworth road has been the

has agreed a deal to become the new manager of premier league side wolves replacing the sacked gary o'neiler porto boss will sign an 18—month deal and joins from al shabab in the saudi pro league. pereira's first game will be at leicester on sunday with the team second from bottom of the table after ii defeats in their 16 league games so far this season. the series might have already been lost but new zealand ended it with a thumping victory over england in the third test in hamilton. england started day four needing an improbable 658 to win and already two wickets down. but there was some early resistance from jacob bethell who made 76. joe root�*s half century also delayed the inevitable but once mitchell santner dismissed him to provide the first of his four wickets, it wasn't long before the tourists were all out for 234. england's 423 run defeat is their largest defeat by the black caps in terms of runs and fourth—biggest by anyone. we know we just didn't play anywhere near our capability. it's obviously disappointing to end the tour and end the year with a loss, but what we came here

professor kate o'neill is an expert on the topic at uc berkeley. she says the u.s. generates a staggering amount of plastic waste, about 97 billion pounds a year, most of it made from fossil fuels. yet less than 9% of plastics ever gets recycled. >>>>even with the plastics that are recyclable, it's very rare that they can be recycled more than once without downgrading into something that is unusable. >>>>most single use plastics cannot be recycled. a recent cbs news investigation found even with a major company that promotes sustainability and recycling, there are problems. >>>>after a good coffee fix, most of us try to do the right thing by putting our cup in the recycling bin, but we track some plastic cups that went straight from starbucks into the landfill. anyway, we asked the company to tell you the customer what's going on and what you can do instead to help reduce plastic >>>>waste. another concern what's in some recycled black plastic >>>>regulation is really lacking right >>>>now. a new report found certain kitchen utensils and food trays made from recycle

. >> and i was in high school i had the opportunity to work for speaker o'neill on capitol hill.t to school at the library of congress. it was an interesting thing. seeing so many places where i used to go in high school. mayor schieve: going through the hallways they are like, hey. the staircase's. he is, like, famous there. you have to use there. -- juice. there. you are like the perfect person to lead up this initiative, but i wanted to bring them out because what i wanted to do was show the impact of how important it is to know your legislators. those relationships and the accessibility. like i said, you guys were my ride or die. it really made a difference. senator raskin said, we are putting the stuff in the bill because of you. then i learned i sort of got inducted into the new jersey mayors. you are one of us now, because i got to go into a private reading with your representative. [laughter] i want to show you something about the power of the story and i think it speaks volumes, this testimony i am about to show you. are any of you familiar with jellyroll? let me see you

my colleague, a union o'neills spoke with mother superior of the monastery of saint james, the mutilated in syria. agnes, marian de la crisis as a dark time for the nation's christian community. we see that there is a security, at least that we can say is that it varies in security. and this guy and the of the attempt to of aggression, you know, isn't that the only 2 button uh, material in the 3 it is burning. i would agree that i suppose it's a burning of a face. it's burning with joy. uh, its buttoning, you know, the fees of the christmas me is the key of a lot of these guys. is it less for me for the us? it's an insult. so i would have the, you know, how is it someone that is in control of the situation? really the give a statement. and as always, my, my experience in celia is that this celia and the entity is always forgot in the media. the speak when they want to shit to show is it would be, you know, interesting i am talking about domestically media with these interesting for them. but what the people of the lee and celia i'm leaving mean doesn't matter. it's not on the for the cre

. >> when i was in high school i had an opportunity to work for speaker o'neill on capitol hill, so i went to school in the library of congress. it was quite an interesting thing going back all this time seeing some of the old places where i used to go in high school. >> we'll be like going through the hallways, they're like, hey. like the staircases. >> the staircases. he's like famous there. >> i knew all the short cuts. >> you have juice there. >> yes. >> then he would tell me stories. hillary and i used to work here. amazing stories. you were the perfect person to lead up this initiative. but i wanted to bring them out because what i wanted to do is show you the impact of how important it is to know your legislators, those relationships, and the accessibility. so like i said, you guys were my ride or die, and it really made a difference. senator raskin said, hey, hillary, we're putting the stuff in the bill because of you. then i learned that i got sort of inducted into the new jersey mayors. you said, hey, you're one of us now because i got to go into a private meeting with your

my colleague union o'neill spoke with some other superior of the monastery of saint james, the mutilated in syria. agnes marian, mozilla cries, says it's a dark time for the nations christian community. we see that there is a security deeds that we can say is it varies in security and this guy and the of the attempt to of aggression, you know, is not the only 2 but the material and the 3 it is burning. i would appreciate, i suppose it's a burning of offense. it's burning with joy. it's burdening, you know, the fees of the christmas. me is the key of a lot of these guys. is it less for me for the us? it's an insult. so i have the, you know, how is it someone, is it easy going through and of the situation really the give a statement and as always, my, my experience in celia is this, see me. the entity is always forgot in the media. they speak when they want to shift to show is it would be, you know, interesting. i am talking about domestically media with these interesting for them . let's let the people in the of the lee and celia i'm leaving. mean doesn't matter . it's not the only need f

it's a defeat that heaps even more pressure on manager gary o'neil.ur points from safety. it's a big blow. the lads come as you see, are at maximum. we got every last drop out of them to get ourselves in that position where we looked like and felt like we were going to win the game. to suffer a go that late, the nature of the two goals are crazy for the level, really, which we have said many times this year for stubs for two players not to be in the right place at home against ipswich with 30 seconds on the clock, do not stand in the right place shows that the emotion, they're not able to think clearly enough and make good decisions in those moments when they are under stress. but myjob is to help them get better at it and we'll get back to work and trying get ourselves ready for leicester. three points for us. we have missed — three points for us. we have missed out on point lady with that— missed out on point lady with that we — missed out on point lady with that we thick we could have had and should have had. so to pick up and should have had. so t

and then michelle o'neill, she had her career high with five blocks for the second straight game. guys. so pretty rolling. yeah, exactly. cal is rolling. the niners still some questions to be answered. there you go. >> all right. we'll see you for more at sports wrap-up. coming up in 30 minutes with bailey. all right. the news at 11 starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> in some areas where we've seen significant damage, we may have a few customers out that will be focused on restoring into tomorrow. >> a big storm in the bay area over the weekend. tonight, thousands of people still without power as pg and e is working to get those lights back on. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes. the race is on to get the lights back on before the next storm system moves through. pg and e updating the situation this evening. so right now more than 6000 customers without power. 290 without power in san francisco. 950 affected on the peninsula in the south bay. more than 3600 are in the dark and in the north bay they're seeing about 1700 custom

my colleague union o'neill will be in next in just over half an hour. it was marked by the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power of tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images, presented as fast. can you see through their illusions, going underground? can the, the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 18. 85 in the very heart of the african continent states under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared. since the beginning, the congo free state was total may him for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including women and children, were forced to work on the rubber plantations. those who failed to fulfill their quota were beaten and mutilated to keep the congo these people under control. they gained setup the so called force b

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