another thing rachel reeves said was that i thing rachel reeves said was that she had found it extraordinarily of being a traitor to her party. has it been painfulfor you? quite a left—wing student, as i recall, to be accused of being a traitor betraying your party? ida. be accused of being a traitor betraying your party? no. the betra al betraying your party? no. the betrayal is _ betraying your party? no. the betrayal is if _ betraying your party? no. the betrayal is if our _ betraying your party? no. the betrayal is if our party - betraying your party? no. the betrayal is if our party doesn'tj betraying your party? no. the i betrayal is if our party doesn't win an election. i didn't come into politics to talk about betrayal and to have internal fights politics to talk about betrayal and to have internalfights in the labour party. i came into politics to change lives in germany changed lives by going into power. in my first year as an mp i voted 172 times and we lost hundred and 71. now, you can tweet about it and you get lots of likes, you can pat yourself on the back and say brilliant. but

like kim reynolds in iowa, greg abbott in texas, bill lee in tennessee, pete ricketts nebraska, tate reeves mississippi, and of course ron desantis in florida. by the way, florida has the lowest infection rate in the united states. and then with virginia freeing itself by electing glenn youngkin, democrats, i think they frankly just don't know what to do. spending money, that's not helping biden's numbers. trillions more that will be spent perhaps is only going to drive the value of the dollar down further. but covid to them is like crystal meth to a drug addict. they know it's not working. they know it's bad to stay on the topic that they keep returning to it. the fact is everything the experts push from lockdowns to school closures to masks have only made matters worse. and now i know that the vaccinated can spread the virus just as easily as the nonvaccinated. oops.

rachel reeves, thank you very much- — evening. rachel reeves, thank you very much. thank _ evening.eaking to our business correspondent, emma simpson, and told her the move will make lidl the highest paying supermarket in the uk. we are announcing a wage increase for all of our front line colleagues who work in stores and warehouses which will take the minimum pay from £9.50 per hour to £10.10 an hour. that represents an investment of £18 million in ourfront line colleagues which is the biggest ever wage investment that we have made in the uk. how difficult is it to recruit staff right now? very difficult, i�*ll be absolutely honest with you. we are competing for talent with all the other retailers and indeed, other industries. part of the reason for the announcement is to secure our staff who are with us and retain them as much as possible but also attract anyone else would like to come and join this fantastic team in a supermarket that is expanded massively. will you be able to absorb this pay increase or will some of it be passed on to shoppers? we pride ourselves on being dynami

governor reeves, welcome to "meet the press." i know for what it's worth we invited you to talk about the mississippi abortion case, and i do want to get to that, but let me start with covid. you let your state of emergency on covid expire last week. given the news of the last week, do you have a metric in mind in your own head of when you might reinstitute that state of emergency? >> well, chuck, thanks for having me on this morning. i really do appreciate it. i hope you did have a happy thanksgiving as well. >>> we're certainly monitoring this new variant. we certainly don't have all the data we need to make decisions at this time. obviously as dr. fauci was very clear and pointed out directly, our cases are down significantly. we're at a seven-day moving average of about 235 cases. that's down over 90% from where we were in mid to late summer. you look at total hospitalizations in mississippi. we have 175 mississippians in hospital beds. we have only five mississippians -- in a state of 3 million, we only have 59 in ivu beds.

dana reeve. it has that story. >> i've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one. would not be my mother's son if i was capable of one drop of what former empire actor jussie smollett will finally see his day in court. >> after the alleged racist and homophobic attack against him nearly 3 years ago. smollett claimed he was walking home from a subway restaurant in streeterville in january 2000, 19 and was attacked by 2 men wearing ski masks who allegedly yelled racial and homophobic slurs and hung a noose around his neck. >> the nation captivated by the case, especially after the 2 men accused of attacking him. the osundairo brothers told police the attack had been faked and that smollett hired them hoping the incident would help his career. then chicago police superintendent eddie johnson. how can an individual. >> who's been embraced by the city of chicago. turn around and slap everyone in this city in the face by making these folks planes. >> smollett was initially charge

todd: mississippi governor kate reeves wage war against critical race theory in public schools writingsh to teach children of vicious why the country is fundamentally racist and your skin color makes you inherently racist, it is destructive to your children and run contrary to basic history, elite power seekers want to be seen as saviors so they attempt to divide and humiliate and indoctrinate our children, reeves is calling to ban crt in public schools and proposing $3 million for a patriotic education fund to teach kids about the, quote, exceptional good that our great country is responsible for. for speaking out against the kelly's transgender policy returning to the classroom lifting the suspension and removing any mention of it speaking out about his court victory. >> a huge win for teachers in this community. they are happy that i am there. >> to pay legal fees. >> jury deliberations a child house trial will continue after black lives better protesters clashed outside the courthouse. >> onset with you. it is very impressive. i want to talk about what we mentioned, what was happen

another thing rachel reeves said was that she had found it extraordinarily painful when she was ratherme in that chair, when she was accused of being a traitor to her party. has it been painfulfor you? quite a left—wing student, as i recall, to be accused of being a traitor betraying your party? no. the betrayal is if our party doesn't win an election. i didn't come into politics to talk about betrayal and to have internal fights in the labour party. i came into politics to change lives in germany changed lives by going into power. in my first year as an mp i voted 172 times and we lost hundred and 71. now, you can tweet about it and you get lots of likes, you can pat yourself on the back and say brilliant. but if you lose every vote pretty well every day in parliament, you not change anybody�*s life at all. that sense is where your very different from jeremy corbyn. you're also, to make about the obvious point, rather different from borisjohnson. you accused him recently of corruption. in effect. he is up to his neck in this. it is corrupt of one of your mps gets caught repeatedly bre

okay, are you asked as kitty reeves bolos protocols dollars plus a union dollars or has it so i hope what a good christian assistance he in a joke cannot how close to him but i'm was and he had at the moment that that i had other nominate up, but act that going to wrap either except i'm sorry, i must have good quality, almost going on there for you see there better so not a problem and they, they keep on me and da, seen him model. you'll see it gets a little noise meant. what is it keep, was it throw a hole in question? good. i mean, at least you got gay unit by s plus, he will not have to us here on the nagondo. lot of the late excel canada, e mean forum lancaster mos in a lot of baraha do. until am i the last history on brazilian one as yama a. i mean, that's how i think one that i thought was element to the love is caliah. clerical. man, that's your part of it. it's showing a quarter the not a 6 that i want to play cause you want me to what the company was gay gathering. natalie hilda book if you needed me that way. yeah. no, no, no, no, no, no. what i'm saying is carson. i'm ther

elle reeve, jason carroll, thank you. >>> here's what else to watch today. >>> and just ahead, the kylen a little over an hour. >> cnn speaks with nascar driver kyle larsson, who just won his first championship after a racial slur scandal. hear what he told us. what does the future of strength look like? ♪ it's a personal trainer that assesses your strength and adds weight as you progress. it's dynamic weight that adjusts for you in real time for a more efficient workout. c'mon! and it's a roster of coaches that motivate you to get stronger, faster. the future is strength you can feel and results you can see. and you can only experience it... (sigh) ...on tonal. ♪ [energetic music throughout] what's strong with me? i'm ready for anything. find out what's strong with you with fitbit charge 5 and daily readiness. ready for subway's eat fresh refresh™? that's the new and improved italian b.m.t.®, with new artisan italian bread, new black forest ham, and new mv- you gotta refresh to be fresh! hold up, false start on the spokesperson. save big. order through the app. ♪ my nunormal? fewer ast

. >>> also cnn's ellie reeve. as someone who was there back in 2017, reporting on these rallies, witnessing the hate firsthand, i wanted to get your reaction to these verdicts. what did you think? >> well, so the unite the right rally really meant to unite the right, to bring together mainstream groups with hard-core neo-nazis. but there's a divide between those groups. the hard right, they had a lot more experience organizing in real space so they didn't go to the torch march because it didn't have a permit and they thought that would spare them from the conspiracy charge, but it didn't. the jury hit every person who was involved. the other thing that it revealed was that the plaintiffs wanted to argue that all of their online organizing, all their jokes and banter was just having fun. it wasn't actually a conspiracy. and the jury said, no. all of those jokes about killing people, about the holocaust that constituted plans to do violence in charlottesville. >> elie reeve, thank you. >>> let's discuss with the pre

first, though, cnn's elle reeve joins us now. elle, what can you tell us about the verdict? >> reporter: well, the jury was hung on the question of federal conspiracy charges relating to a law passed in the 1870s to fight the kkk but they did find these guys liable under a virginia conspiracy law. and that's really interesting because they -- the other defendants took great pains to say they never had any contact with james alex fields, who is convicted of first-degree murder for driving his car into a crowd and killing heather heyer. he is serving a life sentence. what it means is that the jury finds that, at least in some part, the leaders of the group who glamorized violence or planned for it at the event are, in some way, responsible for those who came to the event and participated in that violence. >> and, elle, i should note you were there that night. you were there in 2017. you are there now to see this jury's decision on this. and there is a lot of money at play. a lot of money. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: there is. so, there are two parts of that -

so, a reminder, we have will reeve and congressional correspondent rachel scott back at the desk this morning. >>> but we'll get to the news as we have a busy day as we wrap up thanksgiving weekend. we may be heading into a new concerning phase of the pandemic. cases of the so-called omicron variant already recorded in at least eight countries, the latest australia. >> many health officials fear it could be even more contagious than delta, but they caution more study is needed. many countries already tightening covid restrictions, notably israel, announcing plans to close its borders to foreign nationals for two weeks. the uk tightening rules on testing of international arrivals. >> and just hours from now, president biden's new restrictions on travelers from southern african nations will go into effect. it will limit travel from south africa and seven other countries. the makers of the pfizer vaccine say that they can create a tailor-made vaccine in 100 days to counter the omicron variant. moderna says they're already working on a booster for it. >> for the latest on the situation, l

i'm running on behalf of the christopher and dana reeve foundation, my parents.o excited to be out there. if you are out there, please say hello wherever you are. track me on the new york city marathon app. my bib number, 4327, really excited, juju. going to be a great time. >> $55,000 raised. we'll be right back. >> that's right. >> $55,000 raised. we'll be right back. >> that's right. hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can show more with less eczema. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. when you help heal your skin from within, you can

lihike ts e onare invaccat ed 20pe0 ople in a span of three ho turs,ho sewe talked wi tthonight are reev edto get eithr osboters. >> i knowpeleop are vihang diicffulty. asi w lucky to be leab to get in lt as numite kind of on a walk- intusiation. >>the rascmble to get the boteosr may be fueled by the redesi for families tt o getogether hthisolayid season and a mpbu inas. es >> seems like a surge right now. wa ntedth patrotection. >>so noma county and heotr arareas e seeing a slight ineacrse in covid-ca19 secos mpared to october osthe here, thou, ghhope, this o nestep eeto kp them fesa from an ticipated wi snterur. ge >> my whole mifaly is protd.ecte you know. anhusbd, my dski, we are good. >> if e thalsmler icclins are e key here, whdoere u yoget the info for that? >> porerter: most are stliedn othe myrntu. an d if you log on to tumyrn, california did albolow osr teshots for anyone above the age of . >> getting mine onnd moay. all right, aneadr, thank u.yo >>> tomorrow, for the second y dain a row all northe rncalifornia erkais medicecal nts erwill divert ambunclaes carrngyi pati entsthw

two photos show rodgers as the hit man character john wick played by keanu reeves in several movies.ly said that he was growing out his hair for a costume but did not reveal what it was until saturday. rodgers had said that the costume was a year in the making. >>> and some of music's biggest names were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in a star-studded ceremony in cleveland. ♪ >> taylor swift performed a tribute to one of this year's inductees, carole king, during saturday's ceremony. the class of 2021 also included such artists as tina turner, the go-gos, jay-z, todd rundgren, and foo fighters. >> the best thing about being here tonight is being surrounded by our family. and when i say that, i mean if anybody knows how the foo fighters work, the people that we are with and we've worked with, it's been 20, 25, 30 years, and we stick together like a family. ♪ >> the hall of fame ceremony will air on hbo november 20th. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," soccer superstar carli lloyd visits the times square studio for her first broadcast interview since retiring from the n

mississippi governor tate reeves shepherded the law in question through the state legislature and fellowota's kristi noem support it. we actually got to go out and take actions that offend lives and save lives. the justices are not expected to rule until next summer. >> but if they overturn roe many states, including mississippi and south dakota already have measures in place that would automatically ban abortion in washington. i'm jessi tenure. a jury has been selected in the trafficking trial of ghislane maxwell. this was the scene earlier this morning outside the new york city courtroom where her trial is underway. >> prosecutors say maxwell is a former employee and romantic partner of the late financier and convicted offender jeffrey epstein. she is accused of recruiting and grooming underage girls for epstein 12 jurors and 6 alternates have been selected the trial is expected to last about 6 weeks. and jury selection is under way now in the trial of actor jussie smollett who is accused of making a false report to authorities that he was the victim of a hate crime more than 2 years a

mark: that is a student researcher and analyst eric reeves, who joined us earlier with his take on theuation answer done. 10 people at least, shot dead a forces as protests were mounted in the country against military rule. next, a call for cease fire in tigray. the first act of u.s. secretary of state as he starts a three-day african visit. he was speaking in nairobi alongside the president. reporter: it was largely ignored by the trump administration, but the african continent is once again garnering the interest of the u.s. the secretary of state antony blinken kicked off a three nation tour on wednesday, the biden government's first high-level visit to the continent. blinking begins in kenya, one of the u.s.'s oldest african allies, and a key actor in attempting to ease the war in ethiopia. >> the people who suffer are the people. we have to make sure that they are getting the assistance they need, and that the fighting ceases and the talking starts. reporter: aside from the tigray conflict in ethiopia, the military coup in sudan, and tensions in somalia, are high on the agenda. fo

. >> the reeves are dying and our >> the rivers are dying and our plants don't flower like they did beforeeporter: delegations from 200 nations are here to try to get back on track with commitments set six years ago in paris. the goal then was to zero out global carbon emissions by mid century. but as of now, they're still on the rise. >> i guess i shouldn't apologize, but i do apologize for the fact the united states, in the last administration, pulled out of the paris accords and put us sort of behind the eight ball. >> reporter: this time it is two other big polluters, china and russia, whose heads of state chose not to attend. together, those countries and india are responsible for more than half the world's emissions, yet they've rejected the 2050 goal. >> there's a reason why people should be disappointed in that. i found it disappointing myself. >> reporter: it's been a tiring few days of diplomacy for mr. biden, convincing other nations to cut methane emissions and stop financing foreign coal- fired power plants. yet, at the same time, he's been urging opec countries to step up oil

so while i've gotten better now, because the treatment i received at walter reeves, national, intrepid, and rebecca, once that's on the world's leading traumatic brain injury programs. i'm still not there yet. i'm still suffering. paula morales says he woke up in his hotel room, dizzy ears ringing, and suffering. a never ending migraine, a year earlier. diplomats at the u. s. embassy in havana reported similar symptoms . at 1st. the u. s. government considered the cases anomalies. but 5 years later, at least 200 u. s. government officials and some of their relatives are struggling to recover from unexplained health incidence. also known as havana syndrome. the by didn't ministration says these cases have spurred it to find the cause. when you sit down with, with our people in here, ah, what's happened to them? how they've been affected? ah, it's very, very power. and it only reinforces in me the absolute conviction that we need to do everything possible for our people to care for them. to protect them, to get to the bottom of what happ the assumption the officials are being attacked wi

what from one side, by belushi and soldiers, and on the other by polish troops, reeves families, men, women, and young children are now trapped in no man's land. poland has accused russia of masterminding, the crisis. russia denies that. i look here, the history of susan. i want everybody to know we have nothing to do with it. everybody is trying to make us responsible for something at every given opportunity . and without it, the e. u. says bedroom is waging a hybrid wool using migrants as a weapon. it has accused minced of flying and people mainly from the middle east to then push them to cross the border illegally. but it, russian president, alexander lucas jenko, denied the accusation and his threatening to cut gas supplies. if the e u imposed more sanctions report, he is up in the rhetoric. meanwhile, people are still trying to make that difficult journey across into europe again. malik tried several times to cross into poland. finally making it along with her 3 children. at that shall, is allen. this has been the most tiring. 2 months of my life. we even fell into a pond water r

the a2—year—old was given well wishes by the likes of hollywood stars tom cruise and keanu reeves alongthat's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. that is indeed. we will have all the top is in stories right here next for you want bbc news so do stay with us, including a look at how parts of europe are starting to lockdown, whereas the tourism in india is beginning to reopen. see you in just a moment. hello. we've had some drizzle and patchy light rain across parts of east anglia and south east england this afternoon but the main rain band is pushing into the north and west of scotland. we can see it here on the earlier satellite picture, this bank of cloud, and it will continue on its journey south and eastwards through this evening and overnight. some heavy and persistent rain also pushing into parts of northern ireland. it will be weakening as it moves its way south and eastward but we could see some patchy rain into the far north of england by dawn. further south, there will be some drizzle, particularly for western and

in her recent speech, rachel reeves, my brilliant shadow chancellor, made her commitment to fiscal disciplineur five fiscal rules made it plain that we will never spend moneyjust for the sake of it. we really don't think that the solution to every problem is to throw cash at it. and, just as everyone of you scrutinises the cost side of your business, constantly asking if investments are paying off, we will do the same on behalf of the taxpaying public. the problem we face today is that we have no industrial strategy, no business plan, the budget, the recent budget was an opportunity to address that. and remake britain. but it was an opportunity that was missed. in your chairman own words, he said it isn't bold enough to deliver the high high productivity economy the government seeks. i think putting a cap on investment as the government has, is a false economy. it is a cap on ambition and a cap on productivity. and there is nothing that suggests a government netting to grips with the scale of the challenge, and you can see all around what happens when a government has no plan, it's happening

so we will see more of the climate, 30 lady jealousies, and the bad news is that the have all reeves such a high concentration of carbon dioxide that the melting of laziness and snow and ice and sea level rise will continue for much longer time, full for the coming hundreds of years, yet, man's information minister says how the rebels have killed a number of civilians in the city of marine. he says 29 people were injured or died in an ass strike. this is after saudi state media reported the saudi led coalition and killed at least 218 who these and murray been just the past 3 days. the un has urged sedans generals to reverse the take over of power. this is just a day after hundreds of thousands of people rallied to denounce the military rule. for the 1st time in 18 months fully vaccinated australians have been allowed to return home without having to quarantine. it was scenes of joy at sydney airport. his loved ones embraced strict border restrictions in place. since the start of this pandemic has left many australian stranded overseas, the white house press secretary gen saki is test

escalate. partly because of the continued expansion of china in disputed areas, territories, and reeves. now the 2nd thomas shoal is actually a shawl controlled by the philippines. part are well within the exclusive economic zone of the philippines bays and cause loss and is also claimed by b. jing, according to its own 9 dash kline narrative. now that claim peter has already been disputed. the hague has already ruled that claim as invalid. but it hasn't stopped china from continuing its expansion in the south china sea. okay. jamila will leave it there many. thanks, jim. and i think dawn jones life from the bureau in manila to activist the jew in bangkok, court reverts on whether their bail will be revoked. it follows a ruling last week that speech is at protests. they lead last year were unconstitutional provoking, more demonstrations on sunday. the processes is called for reforms to the monarchy, which thailand's top court said amounted to a bid to overthrow the monarchy. yet tourists of denied any wrong doing south korea has recorded its highest number of cupid 19 cases in one day t

eric reeves is a see don on list and follow the ref. valley institute, he says the u. s. in un or letting the ministry decide on the civilian representation in the government. what we're saying is both the u. s. and the un catering to the military. if you look at the comments today by focus parents, the un special envoy for sudan, who's doing the dirty work of the negotiating. he's making it clear that that's his view. the things need to happen in a hurry, he says. now the question is, are both sides willing to accept this commit to this agreement? but both sides here, who's we'll, what the military side is, what's on the civilian side, is a just prime minister handbook. does it include the ministers who are arrested and are still under arrest? i think we're getting a very skewed view of what civilian means in sudan at the present moment from the us. and from the when. again, we need to consider the attitude of the real political forces in sudan, which unfortunately are not represented by prime minister humbug much more by those who remain detained or out of their jobs. b

so let's bring in eric reeves is a sedan analyst and fellow at the rift valley institute. he joins us from north hampton, in massachusetts. eric, so we've seen sedans, military ruler, now order the release of for civilian cabinet members. how much is this in response to think to growing international pressure from key players, especially the united states. i think it's a sign that he feels obliged to provide us with some window dressing, but that that's, that's all we've got here. the, those who remain arrested those who remain out of the ministries from which they were fired by the military all make, returning to october 24th, an extremely unlikely event. we had tensions between the military and the civilians . unfortunately, what seems to be happening as a civilian is being defined by the u. n. and by the wes, as oh, prime minister him doc in any one he can get to agree with him. but they are quite out of touch with the reality of politicians. people, the street, the sudanese professionals association, all the real political forces in sudan have no willingness whatsoever

and we spoke to helen reeves from one of the largest research team in south africa to find out how fast, how experience of the strain. the concern about this variant is that it has a large number of mutations many more than we've seen before. some of these mutations we've already seen on other variance, and we know that they can be associated with increased trance this ability and possibly increase what we call immune escape. what that means is that they're more resistant to the protection that you get from vaccines. we've also seen that mostly initially and young people, that's probably because young people are like they are all around the world getting fed off with all of the restrictions that and what they are describing at the same sort of symptoms that we've seen with other covered infections so fever, headache, muscle, lakes, fatigue, cough and i haven't yet heard anyone talk about the lack of smell and taste with this variance. we also have noted, and this is the true if you seeing the reports that we're getting from other countries as well, where they're also now identifying cas

was looking at me like really, really because what i think what music is, is based off antiquity b reeves got be true, is what we call i'm so i in those bay people would look at me think, well it can't be authentic, it can't be real because this isn't the face of rock music that we want to have. so it's like a big boulder and you're like handing me your boulder rate is for me to carry. no, my i to of i don't know. you get that back? yes, exactly. you remember, my shoes are liam in clear. you know, i don't know how either have to carry the way of your races. yes, that's so true. if i finally got to this plan of joy and happiness, you know, 26 years old is quite late. really trying to record label i'm. i was really happy. i'm fun. i'm funny. not mean a backup singer is what i was coming, pushed into. i'm and i that was my approach to it. and i will say this when i work with kids, i would say, just don't take you on into your own here. it. yes. and the book mom i was writing the was, i was pitching a young go like a young version of myself. what she want to be totally in the book is all abou

anyhow, so we will see more or climate better. lady delancy, sir, and the bad news is that we have all reeves such a high concentration of carbon dioxide that the melting of laziness, and snow and ice and sea level rise will continue for much longer time full for the coming hundreds of years. calendar was shown as the ceo of i forest, the international forum for environmental sustainability and technology. he joins us live from new delhi, chandra, the g 20. they couldn't agree on concrete measures to get down to 1.5 degrees celsius. so cope 2016 bar. they climate change summit, there is a complete bust before him. he began right. well, i am got his feet hopeful. i g 20 did agreed to 1.5 c. of course i would have expected them to discuss more on next 0 on finance. so both sides didn't do enough, developed and developing countries. my hope is bad at glasgow of expression from the rest of a 170 odd countries. civil society young campaigners be will be able to move the bought a little bit more. i believe that this is not the last gob or the last international meeting. their decision has to be tak

i've been speaking to jack reeve from the talk norwich city podcast.a proven track record and that is really exciting for norwich city funds. the work he has done as walsall, brentford and most recently aston villa, he has left the club in a better position than when he took over. that is all you can ask from the coach. this is a man our sporting director is aware of. he tried to recruit him when he was at huddersfield but it didn't work. he has finally got his man now. he brings fresh ideas. this is an exciting time for norwich city. lewis hamilton's called it the greatest weekend of his life, and that's no surprise when you consider what he did in sao paulo. by winning yesterday's grand prix he's blown the formula one title race wide open. penalised twice for tecnical problems, hamilton was forced to drop down the grid, starting from tenth, but he battled back brilliantly to pass his title rival and championship leader max verstappen who he now trails by 1a points with three races remaining. any grand prix when is pretty special, even for lewis who h

and the bad news is that we have all reeves to such a high concentration of carbon dioxide that the melting of laziness and snow and ice and sea level rise will continue for much longer time, full or the coming hundreds of years. the lens calling on sit on his generals to reverse the take i the of power. it comes a day off to hundreds of thousands of people rallied to denounce military rule. the sudanese teaches committee is called for strike an old states. hey, morgan has the latest from how to where on one of the main roads in dance capital, from central business district, and normally on a normal day around this time, which is mid afternoon in hot assume the roads are jammed with scars and the shops are open and that's because this road connects to many state institutions and many banking institutions in the heart of the capital. but right now, there are very few cars on the street and many shop remain close. and this is a week after the military take over. now today is the 1st day of the work and we many people here say that they are very wary and they're very uncertain of the coming da

b reeves got be true risk or be cool. i'm so in those days people would look at me and think, well it can't be authentic, it can't be real because this isn't the face of rock music that we want to have. so it's like a big boulder and you're like handing me your boulder rate is for me to carry. yeah . my i to of, i don't know. you get that back? yes, exactly. you remember my shoes, a cleaning clear. you know, i don't, it's harry, that i have to carry the weight of your races. yes, that's so true. if i finally got to this plan of joy and happiness, you know, 26 years old is quite late. really trying to record label i'm, i was really happy, i'm fun. i'm finding media back up singer is what has come being pushed into. i'm and i that was my approach to it. and i will say this when i work with kids, i would say, just don't take you on into your own here. it. yes. and the book, my writing the was, i was pitching a young go like a young version of myself. what she want to be totally in the book is all about you know, the lessons,

but an organization that trains a lot of actors, trained for john wick and halle berry and kiana reevesunderstand all the safety protocols themselves even when they are not on the set to make sure things are going well and they also say that there have been millions of rounds fired over the past 20 years and just because a single product refusal to recognize establish safety protocols doesn't mean the entire system should be changed because alec baldwin allegedly didn't have his crew following those rules. >> harold: i don't know what happened in terms of the liability there in the court and lawyers will sort it out, it was a tragedy. i feel bad for the family from a families who lost loved ones and they're trying to get away in the press is probably following them. i hope that people get trained with guns but i hope -- there is no need for guns. you said they can do anything with cameras, why have guns and ammunition on a movie set anyway? police officers mistake people with fake guns, so fake guns are clearly made well enough. >> sandra: i just question why they can't do hollywood mag

earlier my colleague chetan pathek spoke to jack reeve of the talk norwich city podcast.ery difficult project. we've got probably the worst team on paper in the division — probably the worst team on paper in the division and the run so far has been _ the division and the run so far has been noon — the division and the run so far has been poor. we've got more of a chance — been poor. we've got more of a chance now. the record under daniel was noon _ chance now. the record under daniel was poor. operating on a 10% would percentage — was poor. operating on a 10% would percentage in the premier league which _ percentage in the premier league which is _ percentage in the premier league which is not sustainable. it's not sustainable for daniel. not guaranteed survival and he gives us a chance _ guaranteed survival and he gives us a chance and that's all you can ask for. �* . . a chance and that's all you can ask for. �* , ., ., a chance and that's all you can ask for. ~ , ., ., ., ., a chance and that's all you can ask for. . , ., ., ., ., ., a chance and that's all you can ask

will reeve fresh off of running the new york city marathon is here.s like myself had sunday's chiefs/packers game for months. it was rodgers against patrick mahomes, but breaking news that rodgers tested positive sent shock waves through the sports world, and rodgers faced a growing storm of criticism for his actions and his words. >> pass caught. first down, kansas city. >> reporter: overnight, the green bay packers mustering just one touchdown in their loss to the kansas city chiefs sunday with superstar quarterback aaron rodgers forced to miss the game after a positive covid test and a lot of controversy. >> but they don't have aaron rodgers. they have jordan love making his first nfl start. >> reporter: the reigning nfl mvp confirmed friday he is unvaccinated on "the pat mcafee show." the backlash to rodgers' absence and his defense of it, swift. >> i have an allergy to an ingredient that's in the mrna vaccines. >> reporter: the nfl does not have a mandatory vaccine mandate for its players and coaches but those unvaccinated must wear masks inside,

and ellie reeve in sc charlottesville. jonathan, four years after the deadly rally, what was going through your mind today learning a about this verdict? >> well, it's interesting because four years ago, no one would have imagined you'd see one of the largest demonstration its we saw in america in decades play out the way this it did. but four years later, make no mistake, the ramifications of this case cannot be understated. a $25 million judgment is indeed financially devastate ing for t white supremacist movement. this has proven clearly there are consequences for diluted conspiracies. individuals will be held accountable. there were no fine people ma radding through the crowd in charlottesville chanting, and this verdict seals it. >> certainly not a fine day for the defendants in all of this. do you think this is it going to send a chilling enough message to act as a deterrent? >> i don't know if it's chilling enough, but it is a significant verdict. it is important to realize as one of the defense attorneys said that

let's talk about civility in politic just want to play some of the conversation with andrea reeve who the take on politicians and bipartisan. >> i think that most of them have america's best interests at heart or they would not be there in the first place why it is a hard job and you get a lot of crap for it and i don't think anybody is up for that and i think generally really good people go about solving problems differently and that is it. sometimes we don't and sometimes we agree. but they just have different ways of solving a problem and doesn't make them unpatrioting or un-american. >> i think a lot of folks would argue with your guest there, especially when you look at mark meadows, kevin mccarthy, folks that seemed to placate the former president with threats against the nature of what this country is. >> i don't think it's fair to say 100% of the leaders have the best interests of america at heart. i don't think we can make the broad proclamations nor do i think everyone in congress is out to ruin america. there are amazing people trying to do good work in congress right now a

. >> reporter: i'm here at the corner of reeves and treemont, what looks like a neighborhood in any country it's actually one of ten facilities here in the u.s. where the ups will train 10,000 drivers for the busy season. here they learn the techniques, tactics and tricks it's a rigorous program. one out of five just won't make it into a brown uniform. ups expects the average delivery will made within 90 seconds. the company spends 200 million a year on safety training to better prepare drivers like destiny martinez for that. >> it's a really good preparation for the job. the easiest way f of learning is the hands on part of it. >> reporter: students get hands behind the wheel which is criminal -- which is critical for their training during the drill drive, trainees must navigate 45 different things on the road to see if they are hazard or not ups delivers 21 million packages a day compared to its rival f fedex, that delivers 19 million. during the holiday season, it gets elevated. ups teaches these drivers to keep every one of these boxes within 30 inches to the front of the truck. one way

if you're really stuck, just say keanu reeves. everybody likes him.ersonally, i'm grateful that on friday, history was made. because joe biden temporarily transferred power to vice president kamala harris while undergoing a routine colonoscopy, making harris the first woman to assume presidential power. yes, 100 years after women got the right to vote, we finally got the first female president, ...on a technicality. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) and i did not know this, on-- turns out, this whole time the glass ceiling was in joe biden's butt. >> jon: oh! >> stephen: did not know. had no idea. ( laughter ) harris had presidential powers for 85 minutes. not very long. but the job is so stressful. here's what she looked like before, and after. ( laughter ) there you go. this temporary handover is not unprecedented, but it's a departure from how the same situation was handled by former president, sulk hogan. ( laughter ) back in 2019, he underwent a colonoscopy but he did not want to hand power to then-vice president mike pence, so he refused to g

>> will reeve for us, thank you so much.erent. >> yeah. >> talking about rigging, changing votes for a homecoming queen election. but we're also talking about three felonies and a misdemeanor for what they're accused of doing. how surprised are you by the charges? >> first of all let's talk about what it is not. it is not a voting fraud case, right? they're not being charged for rigging the election. they're being charged for accessing computer files, for misappropriating the ability to get into that computer system. they're overcharging here. the prosecutors are throwing the book at them in an effort, i think, to get them to plead down. the notion that somehow -- they didn't even have to try her as an adult and they did even though she was 17 at the time. they have clearly made a statement here which is, we're going to force you to admit responsibility for this and as a result we're going to throw everything at you. so far it hasn't worked. >> we heard in will's report that they will not take a deal. >> yeah. >> they say th

will reeve is at the world of disney store in disney springs.and joy to children in need. ♪ christmas is upon us. but santa isn't the only one putting presents under the tree. sergeant ash jacques has volunteered with the marine toys for tots program ever since he enlisted 15 years ago. >> the children we're serving don't wake up on christmas morning and think santa forgot about them. >> reporter: the charity has distributed 500 million toys to families in need since 1947 and the foundation has always been surrounded by magic. just a year after launching, walt disney gave his support to the program. >> disneyland in california was actually the only drop location for toys in the very early days. >> reporter: in 2020, toys for tots had to adapt. >> donations, involvement, volunteers, it was almost nonexistent and the need for the program was at its all-time high, it skyrocketed. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: they adapted by utilizing a qr code, getting gifts in cars in nearly no time. christmas 2021 is already in full swing. volunteers have bee