alok patel. dr. patel: i am not taking the blame for this. [laughter] kristen: it is all good.er, you can make it a us by offering another round of two truths and ally. dr. patel: this time we are going to go global. audience, deli -- which one is not true. a, the austrian government is considering lucked out on the unvaccinated. or is it b, the health ministry will still cover medical bills for the unvaccinated. or c, according to the world health organization come 70% of diabetics are unaware they have a chronic condition. which is not true? they are all important. kristen: they are all important and i would love some help on facebook live, but i know that a is true. i read the headline about the austrian government considering lucked down for the unvaccinated. i'm going to say b is the lie. because i am pretty sure when i encountered that headline, i saw that singapore is actually doing it, they are not going to cover medical bills for the unvaccinated, and it is an incentive for people to get vaccinated. i will go with b and check for confirmation. tessa says b and she is u

patel— ministers have been briefing against priti patel saying she is all talk.e prime minister has not been listening — the prime minister has not been listening to her, spent ages trying to improve — listening to her, spent ages trying to improve her nationality and borders— to improve her nationality and borders bill and try to water it down — borders bill and try to water it down and _ borders bill and try to water it down and the defence secretary ben wallace _ down and the defence secretary ben wallace wouldn't allow the royal navy into the channel and the defence — navy into the channel and the defence office dragged its feet in processing of asylum claims. there is a big _ processing of asylum claims. there is a big battle about who is to blame — is a big battle about who is to blame. the only two work together and solve _ blame. the only two work together and solve the problem. in blame. the only two work together and solve the problem.— blame. the only two work together and solve the problem. in the same --eole out and solve the problem. in the same pee

patel: well, of course. we are nothing as conservatives if we don't stand up for the values of law and order. i spoke very openly when i became home secretary about restoring the conservative party is the party of law and order, and those are very good reasons -- increasing police officer numbers. the british public can wherever you go in the world, they want to know that they are going to be safe and secure in their communities and in their neighborhoods. with that, of course, that means more visibility when it comes to policing, police officers on the streets, and more police officers effectively arresting criminals and doing more preventative work when it comes to crime. but i have gone further not just in terms of recruiting more police officers, strengthening our laws when it comes to sentencing and sentencing powers. that does not sit solely with me. it sits with the doj and the ministry of justice. even so we have worked across our government to make sure we have the highest sentencing, most stringent

word, i've pretty patel.- uninviting as it were, a terrible word, i've pretty patel.n incrediblyl think it has been an incredibly embarrassing 24 hours for priti patel— embarrassing 24 hours for priti patel and — embarrassing 24 hours for priti patel and the british government overall— patel and the british government overall after bryce johnson had published, welcome tweeted that letter _ published, welcome tweeted that letter that was addressed to the french— letter that was addressed to the french president. i think it was something that was very kind of trump _ something that was very kind of trump ask— something that was very kind of trump ask of him to do and probably not very— trump ask of him to do and probably not very smart given that he should be working — not very smart given that he should be working on better relations with france, _ be working on better relations with france, given camino, the months and months _ france, given camino, the months and months of— france, given camino, the months and months of turmoil when everything that happened with the

some comments coming up from priti patel, she's on i coming up from priti patel, she's on a trip in washingtonise mcfall, france then said, why will be help you stop and solve this problem rather than blame us? now she's blaming the eu as a whole, saying this problem has been caused tjy saying this problem has been caused by the eu's... and the schengen agreement where people can move through the eu countries without there being a border post to stop them. ijust think there being a border post to stop them. i just think a there being a border post to stop them. ijust think a lot of people who think that priti patel needs to stop with the rhetoric and blaming, and start dealing with this problem coming into the winter months when the weather is getting much colder, the weather is getting much colder, the water is much more choppy, and there is a real risk of seeing large numbers of people dying in the channel. and i think, rather than just concentrating on excuses, people want her to take some sort of action to get this problem sorted. 0nto ourfinal paper, the action to get this problem sorted.

the home secretary, priti patel cup _ being held.l _ being held. the home secretary, priti patel cup will tell _ being held. the home secretary, priti patel cup will tell the - being held. the home secretary, j priti patel cup will tell the french interior minister gerald don and that the issue of migrants crossing the channel is a shared problem that requires shared solutions —— gerald darmanin. on thursday we saw 185 migrants cross the channel, the french authorities stopped just 99 people from making the crossing so britain has been asking france what they are doing to stop migrants leaving northern france in the first place and priti patel ones to express some of her concerns to her french counterpart about how this issueis french counterpart about how this issue is being dealt with. we french counterpart about how this issue is being dealt with.- issue is being dealt with. we have seen a build-up— issue is being dealt with. we have seen a build-up in _ issue is being dealt with. we have seen a build-up in the _ issue is being de

this an offer has been made before by priti patel _ offer has been made before by priti patel.eir — patel. macron sort of stud it would affect their sovereignty. it's been affect their sovereignty. it's been a political— affect their sovereignty. it's been a political war of words for a long time _ a political war of words for a long time in — a political war of words for a long time. in some ways, that suited both parties' _ time. in some ways, that suited both parties' agenda. unless there's a compromise reached, it's going to look like _ compromise reached, it's going to look like both sides are politicising.— look like both sides are politicising. look like both sides are oliticisinu. ,, 2 ., look like both sides are oliticisin.. ,, �*, ., politicising. jessica, let's go back to the front _ politicising. jessica, let's go back to the front page _ politicising. jessica, let's go back to the front page of— politicising. jessica, let's go back to the front page of the - politicising. jessica, let's go back to the front page of the daily - to the front page of the daily telegra

you've really not to no front of lodge patel. you've really got to go right _ front of lodge patel. go right down to a root - front of lodge patel. you've really got to go right down to a root and| got to go right down to a root and branch— got to go right down to a root and branch review— got to go right down to a root and branch review of _ got to go right down to a root and branch review of everything - branch review of everything yorkshire _ branch review of everything yorkshire does, _ branch review of everything yorkshire does, not- branch review of everything yorkshire does, notjust - branch review of everything yorkshire does, not just ati branch review of everything i yorkshire does, not just at the first— yorkshire does, not just at the first team _ yorkshire does, not just at the first team level— yorkshire does, not just at the first team level but _ yorkshire does, not just at the first team level but how - yorkshire does, not just at the first team level but how this i yorkshire does, not just at the | first team level but how this on coaches — first team level but how

without priti patel~ — will take place on sunday. without priti patel.from belgium. — minister, his counterparts from belgium, germany and also from the netherlands. and i think that really shows— netherlands. and i think that really shows there has to be cooperation internationally but at the moment, the uk _ internationally but at the moment, the uk seems frozen out of that and the uk seems frozen out of that and the danger— the uk seems frozen out of that and the danger is while there is all this political backlash, while there is disappointing and really these bad war— is disappointing and really these bad war of words between the sides, potentially _ bad war of words between the sides, potentially more people will die out there in_ potentially more people will die out there in the channel. a potentially more people will die out there in the channel.— there in the channel. a very stark reminder. — there in the channel. a very stark reminder, simon, _ there in the channel. a very stark reminder, simon, there - there in the channel. a very stark remind

lord patel setting up his...illage was flooded that some of the householders have onlyjust managed to return. delegates at the climate change conference, cop26, have today been discussing ways to adapt to the impact of changing weather patterns brought on by climate change. it's something the residents of fishlake in south yorkshire know all about. in november 2019, 90% of the homes in the village were inundated with dirty flood water after the river don burst its banks following days of heavy rain. some have only recently been able to get back to their homes. simon king is there. i'm here on the flood plain on the river don, and two years ago today, this whole area was completely flooded. what happened on the day of the flooding at fishlake was just over here, there was a month's worth of rain falling in the space of 24 hours. the months leading up to the part of early november, that's six months worth of rain falling in the space of six weeks, so that lead to devastating floods, not only here in fishlake, but a

patel, as always, thanks so much for your time. dr. patel: larry, thank you. kristen: new developments in out of san francisco where it officer is being charged with homicide and on-duty shooting. sean moore was shot by an officer in january of 2017. moore did not die until three years later. today the san francisco district attorney's office announced it was filing multiple charges. the officer is on the left of the screen. this would be the second time in the city was good to read thatue tried for homicide. the san francisco police officers association without statements of putting the, officer saying moore was very hostile when officers encountered him. larry: in fairfield, and two others have been arrested in the killing of a 19-year-old woman who was last seen being a halloween party. a reporter from our sister station in sacramento has the very latest. reporter: just 19 years old, leilani beauchamp was full of passion and love, according to her family, distraught when she was reported missing after a halloween party friday night, and leaving with two act

patel: absolutely.to pay attention to this winter in terms of the potential wave. one thing we didn't mention what is complacency in people who are done with this that do not want to wear our mask anymore. and also the fact that we still have a huge amount of people that need to get vaccinated. so you are not only protecting yourself, but also the realization that people are over. the restrictions they are glad you brought up the fact that we still have hospitals full. that is where we operate at baseline. now with the shortage of health care professionals, hospitals are jampacked right now. i am working in an icu the other night, and the three icus in the area are all full, figuring out where we can transport children. we do not have capacity for another surge this winter. kristen: so basically would you suggest especially those who got the johnson & johnson and the cdc does allow them to get it right away, but everybody else if they got pfizer and would dare not -- and moderna, they should just get it

taylor: joining us now are market patel and -- greg staples.he clarity that we got this week, did it feel a little more hawkish given that they both said they are maybe worried about inflation and maybe won't let it run as hot as maybe we thought? gregory: i think it was pretty much the obvious choice, the right choice. i'm a little surprised with the drama that surrounded it. it could have been coming out in september instead of a 20 yard field goal. i don't know why we went through so much anxiety. did it feel more hawkish? i don't think there's much difference between the two of them in terms of pop was -- policy. brainard is a little more hawkish. the jury is not out yet. there are three positions that are unfilled on the board of directors and the president indicated he may come out with some names. one of the deals that was struck behind the scenes is at least one of those seats might be more of a progressive candidate so we will have to wait and see. taylor: your thoughts on the treasury market that clearly reacted a little bit with yiel

patel they are. the man to and having the right valuesm patel they are.lish cricket and if it needed a wake—up call eventually today was that. the recovery will not be easy, but there has been a call for urgent and sustained action to address everything that was raised today in the committee hearing. we know there will be reviewed by the ecb and a city lead review at yorkshire as well. there will be worked to address representation at every level of the game following what azeem rafiq said the drop off in participation as players move at the pyramid. it's notjust at the county level but at the ecb level as well. because there's a sense that there's cause lasting damage in the spirit of the game has demonstrated. mp said there was a sense that the reputation of english cricket was on the floor. now, azeem rafiq said he will continue to keep holding the game to account and clearly he said he wants to be a voice for the voiceless. tom harrison said the survival of the game depends on how it responds to this. let's head to to headingley and the county at the

the home secretary, priti patel, will meet her french counterpart this week, as the uk increases pressure on france to stop migrants crossing the channel. # so if you want the truth... silence. and an emotional couple's choice dance in strictly — as rose and giovanni pay tribute to the deaf community. good afternoon. the queen was unable to attend today's remembrance sunday service at the cenotaph in london. buckingham palace said she had sprained her back and it was with "great regret" that she wasn't able to be there. the palace had previously said it was the queen's "firm intention" to attend the service, after taking time away from her duties for health reasons. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. band plays. it was the customary cenotaph commemoration, after the limitations last year caused by the pandemic. there was, though, one notable absentee. the queen did not, as had been expected, take her place on a balcony overlooking the cenotaph. according to buckingham palace, she had sprained her back. she continues to rest at windsor. the prince of wales led other senio

patel. thank you for joining us. >> >> think of having me, kristin -- thank you for having become, kristin. >> bespectacled, you look right. -- great. >> it is not a common occurrence. >> i am glad you have them on because you need to look closely at our two truths and ally. this is where dr. -- and a lie. this is where dr. patel asks us a question and we pick out the light. today's headlines. >> kristin is so good at this game we have to try to switch it up and make it harder. tell me, which of these is not true. hey, arkansas, colorado, are ara new mexico, and west virginia are committed boosted for all ahead of the fda or a 3000 person trial for the fighter antiviral pill showed a 89% decrease in hospitalization and death or more than 100,000 people died of drug overdoses between april 2020 and april 2020 one. which is not true? -- 2021. which is not true? >> folks, i need your help. which is false. i think a is true because i remember taking notes of some of the states thinking, oh, ok.

now has actually responded to pretty patel in a memorandum. they said that quote, hamas has emphasized more than once that his struggle is not against the jews or judaism, the rather against the occupier of our land. and those who carry out aggressions against our people. now at the same time, another thing pretty patel is trying to do is make it easier to strip people of their british citizenship. she stuck this draconian law inside the nationality and borders build, which is making its way through parliament at the moment. basically, if she can take away your citizenship without even telling you, if it isn't reasonably practicable to notify you again with his abstract terms, with this vague language. actually she doesn't even have to tell you at all if it's in the interests of national security, which is basically the textbook excuse every government gives when they're just about to do some shady authoritarian nonsense. so far, they've only used this for terrorists and people who are guilty of various severe crimes, but that's how it always

— see how she does against priti patel.vette cooper represents a constituency which didn't_ represents a constituency which didn't push for a second eu referendum, unlike keir starmerand referendum, unlike keir starmer and other_ referendum, unlike keir starmerand other prominent people in the labour party _ other prominent people in the labour party 50 _ other prominent people in the labour party. so this shows a slight change in direction — party. so this shows a slight change in direction. it'll be fascinating to see — in direction. it'll be fascinating to see how keir starmer gets on when he has _ to see how keir starmer gets on when he has a _ to see how keir starmer gets on when he has a more prominent outspoken, and potentially more effective person — and potentially more effective erson. , . person. david lemi getting upgraded to shadow foreign _ person. david lemi getting upgraded to shadow foreign secretary, - person. david lemi getting upgraded to shadow foreign secretary, and - to shadow foreign secretary, and t

all of priti patel�*sjet about safe routes of passage.ink we need a face-to-face meeting. our final sto on face-to-face meeting. our final story on the _ face-to-face meeting. our final story on the front _ face-to-face meeting. our final story on the front page - face-to-face meeting. our final story on the front page of- face-to-face meeting. our final story on the front page of the l story on the front page of the telegraph. the nhs is urged to scrap the term bame, a term that many people of colour, shall we say, i absolutely detest.— people of colour, shall we say, i absolutely detest. yes, i think it's -robabl absolutely detest. yes, i think it's probably about — absolutely detest. yes, i think it's probably about time _ absolutely detest. yes, i think it's probably about time that - absolutely detest. yes, i think it's probably about time that this - probably about time that this happened from talking to colleagues who were _ happened from talking to colleagues who were put in bame groups, and people _ who were put in bame groups, a

european ministers — minus the uk home secretary priti patel — are at a meeting in calais to discussstop migrants crossing the channel. also this hour — author chimamanda ngozi adichie talks about the responsibilities that come with being seen by many as a �*feminist icon�* in 100 women in conversation. that's in half an hour's time at 2.30 here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary sajid javid says the government "could not have acted more swiftly" in its response the the new 0mnicron coronavirus variant. he's called on people to come forward for booster vaccinations and is urgently considering widening the booster programme. two people who tested positive for the new variant remain in isolation — as our health correspondent anna collinson reports. the borders have already been breached by 0micron, with two cases of the new mutated variant detected in england. scientists on the government fear there may be more. the threat the variant poses is currently unknown but there are concerns its mutations mean it may spread more quickly. the south african

there's the home secretary, priti patel, in october. legal arguments about turning back the boats, the french argue that without their cooperation, it's impossible to do anyway. here's my colleague simonjones. the position from the french authorities is it's simply not safe for them to do that because they fear that migrants could threaten to jump in the water or the boats are so flimsy that attempting to turn them around could actually capsize the boats and lead to deaths in the channel. as far as we know, not a single boat has been turned around. that's led to this criticism from the opposition. headline grabbing plans repeatedly from the home secretary, which achieve nothing, are achieving nothing. well, since wednesday's tragedy, the uk's government particular focus has been people smugglers. but the task of taking them on is getting harder. because of the covid restrictions on travel, many of which are not yet lifted, this single method of entry is now deepened and intensified and has become so profitable for criminals, that it's g

home secretary, pretty patel who will present the change to parliament in the coming days. says there is no way in distinguishing between how masses, political, and military branches. if approved, the move would not only hinder the group, but affect people in gaza who rely on social welfare programs that hamas manages hamas is already designated a terrorist group by the european union. the united states and canada. various palestinian factions have banded together to condemn the you case push for the ban on hamas. betsy bought a holiday. hammers will obama at her, via, we condemn the unjust british decision to consider hamas a terrorist organization and a firm that it's a political decision and a continuation of the flagrant aggression against our people. and it's a resistance. the british decision aims to gain the approval design a sloppy, in light of the escalation and growth of popular support in many european countries for palestinian people and their right to resist occupation. we have a lot to unpack with our panel of guests, but 1st this report by humans said in goss

the home secretary, priti patel, will meet her french counterpart this week, as the uk increases pressurefrance to stop migrants crossing the channel. an estimated two million unvaccinated people in austria will go into lockdown from midnight tonight, as covid cases continue to rise in the country. # so if you want the truth... and an emotional couple's choice dance in strictly — as rose and giovanni pay tribute to the deaf community. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the president of the cop26 climate conference, alok sharma, has said that india and china would have to "justify" themselves to the world's most climate vulnerable countries after the two nations secured last—minute changes to the climate deal in glasgow. those changes last night controversially ended up softening commitments to reduce the use of coal. our science correspondent, victoria gill, reports. hearing no objections, it is so decided. after two weeks of sleepless nights and negotiations over every detail, a glasgow pact on climate change was finally agreed. it was almost derailed at the last moment, as india, b

— immigration, to work with priti patel and — immigration, to work with priti patel and other departmentsle to come here, iess — less attractive for people to come here, less easy for them to enter and then— here, less easy for them to enter and then say here, which has been an enormous _ and then say here, which has been an enormous problem. because once people _ enormous problem. because once people have entered illegally they are even _ people have entered illegally they are even being put up in hotels, threatening them with jail isn't much — threatening them with jail isn't much of— threatening them with jail isn't much of a _ threatening them with jail isn't much of a threat if they feel they can get— much of a threat if they feel they can get out soon and find somewhere to work— can get out soon and find somewhere to work under the radar. gk. can get out soon and find somewhere to work under the radar.— to work under the radar. 0k. were auoin to to work under the radar. 0k. were going to move _ to work under the radar. 0k. were going to move on _ to work under the radar. 0k. were go

lord patel how does it feel to be the l patel how does it feel to be the chair— patel how does it feel think— carried out this investigation. i think the — carried out this investigation. i think the investigation would have been _ think the investigation would have been far— think the investigation would have been far better had they done that for some _ been far better had they done that for some obvious reasons. i think it was right— for some obvious reasons. i think it was right that this should have done it. was right that this should have done it this— was right that this should have done it this was— was right that this should have done it. this was all whistle—blowing claim _ it. this was all whistle—blowing claim against yorkshire county cricket — claim against yorkshire county cricket club extending from 2007 to 2018 against the executive of the club and — 2018 against the executive of the club and their response was to believe — club and their response was to believe that yorkshire should handle that even _ believe that yorkshire should handle that even when the claims were

and it's a great pleasure today to post the british secretary pretty patel. he was appointed to her present role in july2019 . >> .. >> and this was a decade ago, individual freedom with the foundation of the principal and fearless leaders, in the united kingdom today, as always to priority foror conservative ides embodied upon margaret thatchern issues from protecting the prison were setting up for law and order and secretary patel has been like a rock with the people and one of the leading voices and persons in a campaign and the fact that the united kingdom is once again, truly subornation outside of the european union predict whose much of the hard work and determination and vision leaders like secretary patel and please join me in welcoming. and thank you. [applause] that back on the thank you so much introduction it is such an honor to be here today, it really is in the policy our friends so this side and of course for me personally, knowing it fail the things as a foundation as well, this foundation has a well-established reputation and incredible hist

pretty patel last met gerard dana in september, and i think it is fair to say that the meeting didn'tmillion promised to france to increase patrols on beaches, to increase surveillance, and he was not happy about that at all, he accused britain of financial blackmail. crossings are set to continue, and lives will be lost. that was simon jones that was simonjones there. now, here is a question. did you watch strictly come dancing last night? if you did you may have witnessed something rather special from the show�*s first ever deaf contestant. rose ayling ellis, who's an actress on eastenders, and her partner giovanni pernice, performed an emotional dance dedicated to the deaf community. let's take a look at what happened. # ijust want to be part of your symphony... silence. music resumes. well, i got goose bumps, i don't know about you. i spoke to harriet oppenheimer from the national hearing loss charity, rnid, a little earlier, and she told me how significant rose's performance was to the deaf community. it was an extraordinary moment, it's a visceral moment to switch between hearin

you have to remember pretty patel was forced to resign from the british government. just a few years ago because she was having secret meetings with the israelis. now until now the united kingdom is only outlawed the military wing of hamis. but now the u. k. is banning the entire organization including the political wing. the thing is, you're not just talking about some random group or organization you're talking about a political party. if to remember that hamis has been empowering garza since 2007. now the home secretary says that this step will strengthen the case against any one who waves a hamas flag in the united kingdom. an act that is bound to make jewish people feel unsafe now has actually responded to protell in a memorandum. they said that quote, hamas has emphasized more than once that his struggle is not against the jews or judaism, rather against the occupier of our land and those who carry out aggressions against our people. now at the same time, another thing pretty patel is trying to do is make it easier to strip people of their british citizenship.

pretty patel of the home secretary, said to be furious at the quote" -- priti —— priti patel, the hometary. yes, it is a very big number, it is significant. it is also pushing the sleeves off the front pages, which certainly for some newspapers, the conservative party would rather have stories of getting tough on the french beast of the migrants than taking body blows about mps having second jobs or being accused of sleazy behaviour —— vis—a—vis migrants. sleazy behaviour -- vis-a-vis migrants-_ sleazy behaviour -- vis-a-vis miarants. ~ . ., ., , ., migrants. we have had a statement issued from — migrants. we have had a statement issued from the _ migrants. we have had a statement issued from the home _ migrants. we have had a statement issued from the home office - migrants. we have had a statement i issued from the home office tonight, anna, which says the number of illegal migrants departing from france today is unacceptable. we have a deal with the french government. there was talk of the british not giving them the money, then just a few weeks ago, no, that is an administrative mi

r t contributor richard matt has gave us his take on the live pretty patel, the home secretary in the united kingdom. you might recall just a few months ago. she tried giving journalists 14 years in prison if they published classified documents, which is, you know, totally not authoritarian, but guess what? she has more surprises for us. just recently, she declared hamas a terrorist organization. now this isn't just for people who are members of hamas. you can go to prison even if you quote, express an opinion or belief that is supportive of hamas. whatever that means. frankly speaking, i don't think patel prescribed hamas, the terrorist organization because hamas constitutes a significant threat to the united kingdom. i think she's doing it because israel wants to do it. you have to remember pretty for tell was forced to resign from the british government just a few years ago because she was having secret meetings with these railways. now until now the united kingdom is only outlawed the military wing of hamis, but now the u. k. is banning the entire organization including the politi

let's get to sandhya patel.andhya: we do have more rain coming our way but you get that break extended a little longer tomorrow and then a light level when system tomorrow night -- level one system tomorrow night. it will not bring us a lot, but take a look at what it will bring us. light rain for the most part at 10:00 wednesday night. it will be in the north bay thursday morning. there will be some wet roadways with scattered showers. there's a stronger storm that is coming behind the system. it's going to be coming in here early next week. i will be back with a closer look at that coming up. dan: thank you. in a rear move, a san francisco police officer has been charged with homicide for an act that happened while on duty. the district returning announced the charges today for a shooting that happened in 2017. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone explains recent developments have changed this case. j.r.: this is a police body camera image from 2017 showing the late sean moore. he was shot minutes later by san franc

from a meeting a —— uninvited t patel.c loss of life we have seen in the channel. tragic loss of life we have seen in the channel-— the channel. just how desperate --eole the channel. just how desperate people are _ the channel. just how desperate people are to — the channel. just how desperate people are to get _ the channel. just how desperate people are to get away - the channel. just how desperate people are to get away from - the channel. just how desperate | people are to get away from their home nations, jane. we are in island. that still does not mean we can easily police our own borders, does it was mac which was part of the argument for leaving the eu. people discovering it is a lot more complicated than simply leaving the un thinking the solution is solved, but as— un thinking the solution is solved, but asjamie was un thinking the solution is solved, but as jamie was saying, people lost their lives— but as jamie was saying, people lost their lives last week —— leaving the _ their lives last week —— leaving the

i am back with kash patel.h, you mention fiona hill making these introductions it to christopher steele as well as charles dolan and meanwhile she said she has no idea what they were doing. here's a quote from her from a closed-door testimony from october, 2019, saying i have no knowledge whatsoever of how he developed the diaz ea, none, i just want to state that. what are your thoughts on this and give us your sense of the three indictments we have seen so far and where it's going. >> real quick on fiona hill, i think john durham is on the case because fiona hill has a credibility problem and i believe she lied to congress under oath connecting the main operatives who we have never heard of because doj withheld the documents from us intentionally, i believe so, now john durham has exposed that she connects the steel operation to the democratic party and she has the gall to go on national tv or closed-door testimony and say i don't know what is going on, but john durham is on the case and i think we will get th

let's get to sandhya patel.ya: we do have more rain coming our way but you get that break extended a little longer tomorrow and then a light level when system tomorrow night -- level one system tomorrow night. it will not bring us a lot, but take a look at what it will bring us. light rain for the most part at 10:00 wednesday night. it will be in the north bay thursday morning. there will be some wet roadways with scattered showers. there's a stronger storm that is coming behind the system. it's going to be coming in here early next week. i will be back with a closer look at that coming up. dan: thank you. in a rear move, a san francisco police officer has been charged with homicide for an act that happened while on duty. the district returning announced the charges today for a shooting that happened in 2017. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone explains recent developments have changed this case. j.r.: this is a police body camera image from 2017 showing the late sean moore. he was shot minutes later by san francisco

— invitation to the home secretary, priti patel reinstated and the general— priti patel reinstated and french have argued _ problem is because the french have argued that by writing this letter with the — argued that by writing this letter with the suggestions that france should _ with the suggestions that france should be taking back moment to make the danger— should be taking back moment to make the danger channel crossing, they are putting france in a difficult situation — are putting france in a difficult situation because these are ideas that have — situation because these are ideas that have been forward to france in private _ that have been forward to france in private and — that have been forward to france in private and france feel that this is playing _ private and france feel that this is playing out in a very public way with _ playing out in a very public way with the — playing out in a very public way with the open letter by the prime minister— with the open letter by the prime minister but also through tweets and they are _ minister but also through tweets and they are pu

it is a great pleasure to host the british home secretary, priti patel. she was appointed, she was appointed in july 2019, she was appointed in july 2019. she has overall responsibility, including the national and britain security services. she was elected conservative mp in may, 2010 in the county of essex and previously served as secretary of state for international development, minister of state for employment, and exchequer secretary to the treasury. i first met her over a decade ago when she visited the margaret thatcher center for freedom. she is one of the most principled and fearless leaders in the u.k. today, and has always stood proudly for the conservative ideals embodied by my former boss, margaret thatcher. on issues from protecting britain's borders, to standing up for law and order, priti patel has been like a rock, steadfast in the defense of the british people. priti was one of the leading voices in britain's vote to leave campaign, and the fact that united kingdom is once again a truly sovereign nation outside of the european union owes

patel:? dr. patel: in terms of case numbers, it is. the people unvaccinated are still more likely to be driving cases, and as you pointed out, more likely to wind up in hospital or worse. it is those cases. there are many parts of california including inland, where vaccination rates are a bit lower. the conversation just cannot be about boosters and restrictions in areas where people aren't following the rules, we need to be looking at the fact that, the reality check that not all americans will get vaccinated is upon us, and it will continue to be a source of new cases. larry: feels like just keep going around on the roller coaster. seems like we are headed for another big winter surge. how concerned are you about that? dr. patel: i am concerned more about a local winter surge that could happen in several parts of the country. as we have seen about the pandemic, the virus, especially the delta variant, it wants to jump around in places that are coming up this upcoming winter unlike last winter weather aren't as many restrictions, and

patel goes on to say that he's worried about travel over the holidays. he says with the us just lifting the travel ban for 30 countries as we reported yesterday and more people traveling domestically. the possibility of transmission is high. it's now official san francisco district. attorney. jason boudin will face a recall election next june today department of election. boss. john arnes announced organizers behind the effort collected more than enough valid signatures to force a vote on boudin's future booting isn't commenting. however called the friends of chase abudin, it says the announcement wasn't surprising in their confident voters will reject the quote republican funded and endorsed effort the san francisco board of deng psa thats gng o would allow san francisco sheriff's deputies to provide private security to stores battling retail theft now that's after the san francisco police. officers association expressed some concern about deputies doing those jobs abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow explains. why? these viral videos highlight the retai

the message from priti patel is a shared problem that requires shared solutions.nching from beaches in northern france and trying to tackle the people smugglers organising the crossings. but she says the two countries need to go further and faster. it's not entirely clear what she means by this, whether there will be any new solutions proposed, new ideas put on the table, when this meeting takes place later this week but i think it's fair to say over the past few days, there's been a bit of a war of words between britain and france after 1185 migrants reach the uk on 33 boats on thursday. you had the prime minister borisjohnson sein france needed to police their beaches. some suggestion that there was a reluctance on the part of france to do this. you had france heading back, saying we are working day and night to try and stop the crossings, trying to prevent lives being lost. last time eddie patel met her french counterpart was back in september here in london and i think it's fair to say the meeting did not go well at all because britain had just promised france

lord patel, that there were no action— lord patel, that there were no action is— lord patel, that thereised? yes, i was surprised that _ were you surprised? yes, i was surprised that i _ were you surprised? yes, i was surprised that i don't _ were you surprised? yes, i was surprised that i don't know- were you surprised? yes, i was surprised that i don't know the | surprised that i don't know the process and proceedings that took place. ifeel process and proceedings that took place. i feel instinctively that, you know, the process was flawed, the investigation, the manner in which it was done, you know, wasn't right. you don't have a whistle—blower... you know, ispent a lifetime helping the mental health worlds employ people called freedom to speak up guardians, full—time people where a staff member would go to speak up, you know, because they wanted a whistle—blower in we had to deal with it. here we had a whistle—blower and what did we do? we did the opposite of what we should have done. so we did the opposite of what we should have done.— should have done. so are you referring _ shou

from _ french dis— invited to priti patel from a — french dis— invited to priti patel from a meetingetter to— response to borisjohnson publishing a letter to emmanuel macron. both sides— a letter to emmanuel macron. both sides could — a letter to emmanuel macron. both sides could be more adult about how they go— sides could be more adult about how they go about this. there was a terrible — they go about this. there was a terrible tragedy last week. more likely— terrible tragedy last week. more likely to — terrible tragedy last week. more likely to come in future if these crossings— likely to come in future if these crossings don't stop. it is pretty undignified. it doesn't fill me with much _ undignified. it doesn't fill me with much confidence in the quality of our leaders at this time, which is worrying — our leaders at this time, which is worrying. we our leaders at this time, which is wor inc. ~ , ., ., worrying. we must leave it there for now. that worrying. we must leave it there for now- that is — worrying. we must leave it there for now- that is it _ worrying. we must leave i

for sandhya patel, larry beil, i am dan ashley.sten dunst. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kirsten dunst, wilmer valderrama, kevin garnett, and music from gracie abrams. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. hi, everybody. i appreciate it, thank you. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, thanks. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. it's a busy night in a busy month. i feel like i have a million things to do right now. i'm buying christmas gifts. i got something special for you, guillermo. >> guillermo: okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy:ot

we be doing so shortly, writing to lord patel at yorkshire.— patel at yorkshire.his issue is, don't ou? ., ., don't you? indeed. i cannot say how bi it is don't you? indeed. i cannot say how big it is because _ don't you? indeed. i cannot say how big it is because our— don't you? indeed. i cannot say how big it is because our work _ don't you? indeed. i cannot say how big it is because our work has - big it is because our work has only just begun. we are encouraging as many people as possible to come forward with their testimonies, their stories, whether they have suffered from discrimination on account of their race, gender or class. we want to hear from those people in order to try to determine what's going on in cricket. what is the state of the culture. how do people... are people able to progress through the game to the elite levels. what are peoples experiences of the talent pathway. that's what we are asking people to come forward with so that we can determine what the reality in cricket is like today and be able to tell that story honestly and arrive at so

sandy patel said, yeah, dan and alma as long as it makes sense to you alma. we're good live picture right now from our san rafael camera, and you will notice the raindrops are still falling on our lens. watch out roads are slippery as we look at live doppler 7, you will notice that some of the wet weather has moved into field right now cordelia road across 80 you will notice some scattered showers. also heading into the east bay around 680 crow canyon road. watch out there as well slippery roads around the santa cruz mountains, you know, if you're going across 17, it is dicey and accidents do happen there as we've seen before during stormy conditions winds right now at the higher elevations gusting 30 to 40 miles an hour at the lower elevations. it's a little breezy. it's a storm impact scale. it's a one on our storm impact scale tonight sc. showers were looking at slippery roadways breezy to gusty areas as you look at the hour by hour timeline those showers continue through the night and as we go into 11 pm still a few showers showing up. we have more rain a

actually patel again says his mother's case is part of a general trend. the situation that she was in. it was a category. you know, it was a high car recall and, you know, an ambling should have been had sooner than the time they arrived. potentially, you know, this death could be, she could be saved if the ambulance arrived seen a doctor attended as soon as possible. and, you know, my goal now is in memories of mine is to make me awareness. you know, we do have a system failure, you know, the ambulance service or the nature of the whole, you know, he's failing not just me. he felt a lot people did loads of current news for fans on this, on the ambulance delays and you know, something needs to be done. the parents being treated like harris, the fear being raised by us. republicans. so news that the f b, i in cooperation with counter terror specialists is apparently tracking threats. director teachers kellum open report. it appears the f. b, i has allegedly activated criminal and counterterrorism divisions in response to threats against school board member

new club chairman lord patel apologised to rafiq, admitting the investigation had been badly handled.yone at the top of the game must continue to bring about change. it's been troubling for the team but it is an opportunity for the group because we are proud of the diversity within our squad. everybody�*s background, i think we celebrate them, and i think it is a great opportunity for those at the top of the game to force that change, and i think that is a great opportunity for us as a group to lead the way and hopefully that filters down into county cricket and grassroots cricket. the new zealand captain kane williamson believes england still have the strength to cope without openerjason roy who misses the match tomorrow through injury, in what is a repeat of the dramatic 50—over final two years ago. jason is a big playerfor england, and has been playing really nicely, getting the team off to a good start. the depth in the england side is one of their strengths. we will try and plan accordingly to the best of our ability. we largely want to focus on the sort of cricket we want to pla

the uk home secretary, priti patel, will hold talks this week with her french counterpart to discussa new peak for a single day. over a thousand people crossed the channel on thursday. here's our reporter simon jones. this is a shared problem that requires shared solutions. pretty patelin requires shared solutions. pretty patel in a statement this morning has said britain and france are already working very closely together to try to stop boats lunching from beaches in northern france and trying to tackle the people smugglers organising the crossings but she says the two countries need to go further and faster. it is not entirely clear what she means by this, whether there will be any new solutions proposed, new ideas but on the table and this meeting takes place later this week but i think it is fair to say over the past few days there has been a bit of a war of words between britain and france after 1185 migrants reach the uk on 33 boats on thursday. he had the prime minster borisjohnson thursday. he had the prime minster boris johnson saying thursday. he had the prime minster bori