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. >> meet the paisley pig gastropub's rosy the robot.s helping to lessen the workload on the existing bus boys. >> each of the busboys wears a watch that can summon rosie. as soon as she's full, she zips right back into the kitchen. >> that was my question. the restaurant owner says rosie has been quite a hit with the customers. i guess she doesn't accept ips though. >> i guess not. >>> speaking of the labor shortage, there's apparently a nationwide shortage of santas. >> we're talking about santa's helpers, because of course the real santa is busy at the north pole. >> yeah, the founder of hiresanta.com, says despite surging demand for santas, the potential pool of men willing to play the part has plummeted. >> the men are usually older and higher risk for covid. new vaccination and testing requirements are also having an impact. >> but good news for the smaller pool of willing candidates, pay is 25% higher to an average of 50 bucks an hour. i knew a santa, and some of them take this so seriously. this is like a year-long gig for them.

wait. >> reporter: all of this comes out of the rosie's own pocket. costumes alone can cost upwards of $1500 apiece. they're all custom made for each kid. their kindness isn't just for those who are suffering illness and disabilities, either. in 2018 this shoot featuring 15 kids dressed as "the avengers" was all about bullying. >> i was getting bullied a lot. >> reporter: benson bateman is spiderman. and a remarkable thing happened when he took his picture to school. >> they were just like, wow, that's crazy. and just left me alone. >> reporter: they really apologized? wow. yep, lives changed. by reimagining the way they see themselves. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: costumes don't always have to mask our real selves. >> that's you. >> reporter: sometimes as the rosies have shown, it can bring out our hearts, too. >> people see these photos, what do the photos do? they're just photos. they have like a deep impact, like emotional impact. >> if we can help them forget about their disease, their illness for a few hours, you know, like it's all worth it. >

despite all of this rosy talk from their leaders.if it drags on for two decades, by definition, it is not going very well. they thought that it was important to tell the story as best as we could based on these documents. while i was doing it, i came across another patch of documents. these are called snowflakes. memos that the defense secretary wrote, so many memos when he was ahead of the pentagon that he would take them to a staff. he did not use e-mail. he would dictate one or two page memos. they would print them out and they would flutter down on people's desks. he actually dictated more than 50,000 of them during his time in office. there was a nonprofit group called the national security archive. it is a nonprofit private group. doing tremendous work. particularly during the cold war this is what they made their names for. they had been using the freedom of information act. they had sued the defense department to attain all of rumsfeld snowflakes. most of these are unclassified. the defense department was gradually releasing

despite all of this rosy talk from their leaders.if it drags on for two decades, by definition, it is not going very well. they thought that it was important to tell the story as best as we could based on these documents. while i was doing it, i came across another patch of documents. these are called snowflakes. memos that the defense secretary wrote, so many memos when he was ahead of the pentagon that he would take them to a staff. he did not use e-mail. he would dictate one or two page memos. they would print them out and they would flutter down on people's desks. he actually dictated more than 50,000 of them during his time in office. there was a nonprofit group called the national security archive. it is a nonprofit private group. doing tremendous work. particularly during the cold war this is what they made their names for. they had been using the freedom of information act. they had sued the defense department to attain all of rumsfeld snowflakes. most of these are unclassified. the defense department was gradually releasing

this was the response from rosie nicole—harper. a distressing video emerged of a member of a hunt hitting and kicking a horse. we are not going to show any upsetting images now, but it was discussed that morning by victoria derbyshire on the news channel. and we're going to talk to our correspondent about it. sean, you are blind so you had this described to you. i have. if we pop it up on screen now this 27 second clip was posted to twitter by the hertfordshire hunt saboteurs on sunday for that— will give an audio description for those who may not be able to see the video. sean later explained on social media that his audio description of the video was for the benefit of anyone who can't see the screen and struggled to see the screen. this is what inclusion looks like, he went on. it means we reached audiences we would otherwise miss. it was a step applauded by mojo abedi, who wrote... thank you for all your comments this week. if you have anything to say about what you see, hear or read on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social

i will introduce our project manager, rosy rosie dilger and evelyn taurus who will be kicking off the presentation for you. evelyn. >> great. can we get the slides going? i'm not sure who's going to be doing that. >> i will share the slide. >> perfect. thank you. okay. great. just to piggy back off elizabeth. thank you for welcoming us task force and members and community who are here. my name is evelyn taurus. i am a new addition to a civic edge consulting. i'm excited to not only be part of this team, but this is very historic. this happens every 10 years and it doesn't happen in every city in the united states and so i'm excited that we are able to do this with community and that is absolutely our approach to our work and the specific project. i have a background in politics, government, and working collaboratively with community and especially with civic edge. we understand how critical it is and what lines need to be drawn and overall, just a livelihood of our community. so we do our best to put the best things together and we want to really push the envelope and push strategies

. >> but on the show, queer as folk, she did kiss guest star rosie o'donnell. >> love you, you too. > flowers, send me a dozen roses saying you're a good kiss er. >> reporter: from there, a friendship grew, then years later, there was this one moment with rosie. >> one night, i was feeling such intense feelings for her, i really was coming to love her. and i think i got confused at dinner, i said, ro, do you think, i mean, i'm married, she's married. and she said, oh, glessy, no. i said really? she said you're so straight. she laughed at me. >> and then there's barney, her husband. yis barney a good kiss er. >> yes. what am i going to say? >> sharon he's right there. >> he is >> barney rosenzweig was also the boss, the executive producer of cagney and lacey. >> termite control. >> i'm telling you. >> hey. looks like you're right, mr. mankiewicz. >> it was about two cops happen to be women, it was who women who happened to be cops >> we talked to gless and rosenzweig at legendry hollywood restaurant, musso and frank she's been coming since a baby, where she met barney the first time >>

i will introduce our project manager, rosy rosie dilger and evelyn taurus who will be kicking off the presentation for you. evelyn. >> great. can we get the slides going? i'm not sure who's going to be doing that. >> i will share the slide. >> perfect. thank you. okay. great. just to piggy back off elizabeth. thank you for welcoming us task force and members and community who are here. my name is evelyn taurus. i am a new addition to a civic edge consulting. i'm excited to not only be part of this team, but this is very historic. this happens every 10 years and it doesn't happen in every city in the united states and so i'm excited that we are able to do this with community and that is absolutely our approach to our work and the specific project. i have a background in politics, government, and working collaboratively with community and especially with civic edge. we understand how critical it is and what lines need to be drawn and overall, just a livelihood of our community. so we do our best to put the best things together and we want to really push the envelope and push strategies

look at here, here is rosie. rosie has a pretty face. who's a good baby?. if they want to cuddle up on the couch and i would like to join them. pip is a sweet girl and she loves her baby bear. hi, pippa. next, 3-year-old nash rescued from nashville. perfect name for a glorious dog and this is rick, he never misses an episode. i love it. last, laura sent in her pub, roof. waiting for her pub cap. i love your face so much. thank you for watching the best out of your day, follow me on twitter an instagram. tomorrow night, gary hoffman, steve hilton and justice. can't watch the show? dvr it. good night.

. >> marie's nickname that i gave her was rosy. because she was always just peachy and rosy and happy. >> but she was when she met jeff carlson. and he fell hard. >> and it was like, instant. >> so, they married. and then they had a daughter named paris. and they thought their life together would be grand. marie got a college degree in criminal justice. it became egypt-y sheriff. >> her ultimate goal was to try to get into the fbi. >> but then for all the love between them, there were issues. jeff learned there were more secrets. that as a girl, had marie been sexually assaulted. and sometimes her love and joy were chased into a darker place. >> the biggest issue was she didn't love herself. >> they tried, but the marriage didn't last. and after that, marie drifted a little. jobs fell through. she had to move frequently. jeff suggested paris, then three, would have a more stable life with him. >> she fought it initially, but she agreed that it was probably for the best. so, paris was with me. >> though she saw paris often, and call

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one of the things that are top of mind for californians even as newsom is painting this picture of a rosyonomy. >>> let's turn to another topic. redistricting maps are returning this week. i don't know of anyone that's follow this more closely than you, guy. >> members of congress and who is overlapping and who are winners are losers among current sitting congress members. too early to get into that. we can see retirement of congressional delegation. and members in the district. we could see musical chairs in 2022. i've been focused on how is this commission looking at unique interests that may have different needs on how they may see districts strong. one example in san francisco, trying to grapple with growing asian population. commission has proposed a unique district that has gone sideways v-shaped down to bayview. it represents a lot of asian communities. it leads other neighborhoods in the city, predominantly white eared you will hear pushback around the idea eared a lot of time for that is still here. they will work the next couple of weeks and finalize these lines. >> i want to st

that's a great question, rosy. getting it a lot.ou protected until your 12th birthday. so get your vaccine now. get your second dose in three weeks after your first dose, because we want to make sure you're protected before you turn 12. >> that was dr. walensky answering one of the many questions we got from kids online. we continue to see kids very, very engaged in this whole topic. wanting to know how they catch it, how to prevent being infected from covid, and certainly in our latest edition of "kids edition" drilling down of this whole notion of kids and vaccines. >> anything, lester, related to this q&a? after dr. walensky, what an opportunity. a treat for us, shouldn't say is treat but notable when you or i get to talk to the head of the cdc. that's news. now these kids get that opportunity? >> it is. people like dr. walensky are excited when they get a chance. we've had dr. murphy on. had other celebrities on, but when they ask answer the kids' question, they come on, very engaged, want to answer the kids' questions. a lot of

that might be a little bit of a rosy prediction.hat republican voters are actually shifting on this issue. this is what he said is the reason why. >> i believe lots of republicans around the country understand what's happening. ask farmers in iowa and minnesota. ask people who have been flooded out or heated out. look at the numbers of people that died in texas during the winter. you know, this is not some made-up political thing. this has nothing to do with politics. it has nothing to do with ideology, or shouldn't. this is about mathematics and physics. that's what's happening. >> reporter: and chuck, he also said there are more than 50 members of congress who are expected to come right here to glasgow for the second week of the cop26 conference next week. of course the vast majority of those are democrats. so another thing to remember, if the timing of this legislation, the vote in the congress, slips to next week, you'll have a lot of democrats who have to make the choice of staying back so they can pass that bill or coming to t

>> thanks for being a friend rosie. thanks for that, yeah. but not very many so we will see next month but i've tried to get down to the core of it so i don't have to sit in the torture. i have to speak on it again and again so there are a few things. i think i'd tell people these days i wish i would have inserted more about what life was like after i could no longer continue showing up on the internet being a performative version of myself and i wish i had >> our time saying i just got a lot happier to not engage in this way and to engage in ways that we perceive is harder like talking to people or being apathetic. so i wish i had >> time on the real-life ways that i was humbled by my own ego and i wish like i told my mom today i wish i could talk about the time that you are trying to move from this place to this place while this book was going on and i was in a u-haul and ended up hitting another u-haul and then i lost my keys. i wish i had more quirky moments. i have played a smug self-righteous persona on the internet and i'm not saying t

inequality as instructed on the summary of someone that share and then you go down prestige and go to rosie dump lanier, sarah boulevard until 2009 competitions in russia used the concept of leagues to define a level of difficulty, the russian classification is similar to international counterparts. the only exception being the yak, $52.00 competitions. most aerobatic pilots trained and still train on that exact same aircraft. last only get there was, you know, those semester. yeah. to number was, wasn't it, that was the bread syndrome. you should go to best courtesy kind of bodily rushing . your ah one rug national brush, it think of what was up with customer machine and got the us put the were supposed to fund a new one year with the border most for some people. some of those of us go from here with pneumonia, a so my daughter got off the brush with me and i wasn't for the use of them both. among the 2nd question, a recent the one on a watch with when performing dead loop rolls and other aerobatic stones, pilots can be subjected to as much as 5 g. meaning that bodies lay 5 times more than

theater, any girl diocese and sceptre on the summer, no summer chan menu got down prestige and go to rosie dumpy. lanier said all pulled out the key until 2009 competitions in russia used the concept of leagues to define a level of difficulty. the russian classification is similar to international counterparts. the only exception being the yak, $52.00 competitions. most aerobatic pilot trained and still train on that exact same aircraft last year. there was another semester. you had some numbers wasn't this year? if that was the bernard sandra, you should go to best courtesy. ok. the bunny rationale. ah was here one. your others? i shall brush it think i'm what was we were customer shame cut the rest of the were supposed to do the fund a new one year with a brush filled with water and i wasn't fortunate them from august. second question, a lease of the one on a when performing dead loop rolls and other rare about extensive pilots can be subjected to as much as 5 g. meaning that body is late 5 times more than usual. they can experience black out and it becomes harder to move their arms. it

. >> very rosy, very colorful. that section of the video lists the ways the technology can be helpful. nathan, is there a positive side to this? >> well, you know, there's always going to be, you know, arguments that we hear that it's going to be used to save the children. but really what we have seen in actual practice is that far more often it's being used for much smaller incidents, especially government use of the technology which has many -- has its own wealth of concerns. but we've seen with the use of facial recognition technology by government, we see we're already -- three black men have already been misidentified and accused of crimes they didn't commit. we know any time there's engagement with law enforcement, there is the potential for violence there. so we have to look at the whole picture. we have seen already that more than a dozen cities around the country, including here in san francisco, as well as oakland and berkeley, have decided that government use of technology and the impacts of our freedoms

back before christmas with a new government as a christmas present but - things are not looking so rosyhemselves - but now they are starting - to bicker and that's not a good thing but i hope by christmas l we will have a new government in germany and i'm sure we are going to talk- about that quite a bit. it will all be over by christmas, where have i heard that before? it looks like angela merkel might become the second longest chancellor. until the 19th of december, if it's afterwards, _ she will be a historic record. that is some upside. on that negotiation, part of biden�*s pitch was, look, i've spent my life time in congress. i'm the man, i worked across the aisle all of my political life. i'm the man who can deliver. he hasn't been able to get unanimity on his own side. the idea of anyone crossing the aisle to vote with him, which used to happen even in reagan's day,, that seems for the birds. hearing stefanie talk, ijust wish from an american perspective that politicians could bicker. they barely talk to each other or look at each other these days. the short answer is, this isn't

the german health minister yen spahn, really painting a very rosy picture of the state of affairs. right now. i need to get them in the diesel been to us probably by the end of this winter or the sometime cynically said, pretty much everyone in germany will be vaccinated, recovered or dead. but it's true with the highly contagious delta. very, this is very, very likely. elsewhere in europe, belgium saw violence in the capital. brussels on sunday is unsee covey. restriction demonstrations got very ugly indeed. in austria, they begin a new national lockdown on monday. will continue for at least 10 days, but could be extended through until the 13th of december. while in france, alarm bells ringing there with the countries health ministers saying they've been shocked at how quickly case numbers have increased across that country could well be expecting to see new restrictions in france. very soon. britton's health secretary submitted that the national health service waiting lists to which is already hit record highs is likely to rise further to date there around 6000000 people waiting

p legend valentino rosie will race for the final time on sunday will show you how he got on in clarifying. that's coming up next week, jenny, to say, ah, mother, nature's gift of cold full landscapes. but strong infrastructure governance arising, we're investments are waiting to flourish. we're great to be even supplied by tradition indonesia where beautiful possibilities are offered. a welcome to a world of comfort and certainly sex with business class, which way your privacy is paramount. and your experience cumbersome. sit back, relax in your own private space and let us take care of everything. catera it weighs the airlines you can rely on lou ah ah, what is gemma? thank you, folly. while we start with formula one, the championship lead up max for staff and is waiting to hear if he'll be punished for breaking rules at the brazilian grand prix. in this video taken by a fan after friday's qualifying session, the read full driver touched his car and then also touched robert lewis hamilton's mercedes under the sports rules at once. the car is parked in the inspection zone and no one is al

5 wickets being that victory target with an over to spring or a bunch of you is a 25000000 of us, rosie brown country. i mean, it's obviously we've had some success in the last few years, but, you know, we're, we're gonna enjoy the ones like, actually, obviously, we celebrate that, but then we move on pretty quickly now going on sunday and little which i, you know, i should be good fun, pakistan take on australia and the 2nd send me that cindy by on thursday the ocean side of being the informed team. so far we've been talking to form england star monte pana saw about the match to come hockey saw have probably been the star team of the tournament and they had a point to prove since there were couple of cancellation international course. and it's great to see a strain to have confirmed that next year they will tool to pakistan off to the go the $28.00. yes, i will. 24. yes. sorry. and enough, great news will in i pocky san cricket they've, they've, they, they have, they would have been a huge motivation. they started the campaign against india with a thumping victory, 10 wicked victory on

. -- rosy. stage with the national retail federation calling for sales to be up between eight and a half to 10 and a half percent year-over-year kid that would be a record increase. expectations are high and there is a lot of optimism. within that, there are a number of factors that i know we want to dive into that are public eating the picture, making it more murky. when all is said and done, it could look a lot different than what we thought going into the holidays. one of those being the supply chain issues, which a lot of us have heard about and has made its way into the mainstream media because they are so significant. that is one thing retailers are working through. you have inflation, rising prices. that means some people cannot participate in holiday shopping when they might have been able to in years past because they are starting to see sticker shock. i know we can certainly dive into a number of those factors. companies are very optimistic. macy's was on cnbc and it look like it was b

they want these children to be indoctrinated with rosie. and the only way that you're able to do that is if you can remove parental authority out of your equation. and one way you can do that is to shut down the conversation by using fear and manipulation and intimidation. to do so, i do believe the legal authority should get involved because this should not be done is. ringback wholly wiki and just unacceptable on various levels. you know, i think i'm still had the, this, our vaccine mandates in the u. s. vice of black clash with some taking the fight all the way to the cold. really don't have the details just off. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, in a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, his on offenders. very dramatic development only personally and going to resist are those 3 how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk oh, hello again. now there's outrage in the united states at the moment i were present biden's vaccine mandates within

they want these children to be indoctrinated with a particular, rosie. and the only way that you're able to do that, you can remove parental authority out of your equation. and one way you can do that is to shut down the conversation by using fear and manipulation and intimidation to do so. and i do believe the legal authority should get involved because this should not be done is wholly wiki, and is unacceptable on various levels. and that's how it looks from the moscow news room so far this weekend. thanks for watching. i'm calling bright back with your next to all t global update and just have a half an hour to see that with we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security attack. any machine can be here. it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind the attackers, both for the women. there's one called option in the offering. it's not a matter of, if it happens, it's a matter of went for new yo

soul ♪ ♪ he befriended every beagle a note and moved on toward his goal ♪ [laughing] ♪ he stocked the rosyeeling that comes over every father with his firstborn, and that is, this is what life is really all about. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and white hearts courtship may begin quietly, privately, quite apart from the public eye but the wedding itself takes on an entirely new dimension. whether the brides father is a monroe, grant, or johnson, the wedding arrangements comprise of mammoth logistics operation. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> each of these preparations, no matter how small or how detailed, becomes in its own weight an important part of the wedding, which in itself is an important part of white house history. so much so in fact, that few details escape the notice of the 500 reporters and photographers assigned to the wedding. >> with the wedding only two days away, the arrangement seem to involve read more and more to people, the social secretary and the episcopal minister who will perform the ceremony. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the world of prenuptial parties ended a

the german health minister again spawn really not painting a very rosy picture of the state of affairs. right. now, but i need to get them in the diesel been to us probably by the end of this winter or sometime cynically said pretty much everyone in germany will be vaccinated, recovered or dead. but it's true with a highly contagious delta. very, this is very, very likely. elsewhere in europe to belgium, so violence in the capital, brussels on sunday is unseen coven restriction demonstrations got very ugly. indeed . in austria, they begin a new national lockdown on monday. will continue for at least 10 days of could be extended through until the 13th of december, while in france, alarm bells ringing there with the country's health ministers, saying they've been shocked at how quickly case numbers have increased across that country could well be expecting to see new restrictions in france, very soon i said with a resistance building, whereas all this heading with us now is german politician, martin told sir, also we have security unless charles shoe bridge and n h, as consultant docked

dominant cane is standing by 1st, of course, a situation in germany is also certainly not looking rosy at all. it's developing and changing by the hour and by the day. yes, interestingly enough, hearing stack talk about the catastrophic situation. hospitals in the netherlands is substantially similar here. it has to be said. so the german government confirming that they have got special air force planes which had been carried out with improvised intensive care units on board. so that they can be flown to the states where there is a shortage of spaces in intensive care because they're filled filled with cove at patients. so they can be ferried from one state i. e. bavaria to other states where there is more provision. but clearly what they're doing while they're moving people around, but they can't avoid the fact that we're there every day. this week, it has seemed one somber statistic or another, has been announced 3 times in the past 5 days, including today, germany is announced records numbers of new cases, new infections. and once that really stands out, 3 states in eastern germany,

they want these children to be indoctrinated with rosie. and the only way that you're able to do that is if you can remove parental authority out of your equation. and one way you can do that is to shut down the conversation by using fear and manipulation and intimidation. to do so. and i do believe the legal authority should get involved because this should not be done is wholly wiki and is unacceptable on theory is love and max and stacy have your saturday kaiser report shortly after which i'll be here to update you on our weekend headlines. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic or development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah.

but we're told also that is being considered is sanctions against bella, rosie and personalities, even entities, the message that is there is the desire to send right now is that this provocative destabilizing behavior. she called, it comes at a price i. kimberly, how could i want house? correspondent? thank you. agency say up to 5000 people are fleeing into iran from afghanistan every day. more than 300000 refugees have arrived since the taliban took paula in august. frank augusta reports after a tough year. afghans and are preparing for an even how shall winter, firewood, charcoal and heaters lie unused in shops and on the streets beyond the reach of many afghans who can't afford to keep themselves warm, their marble habitual. gotcha, the one quarter people are miserable. there are no salaries or work opportunities. the government needs to create jobs for the people and pay them salary. since the taliban to control in august, the united states has blocked billions of dollars of afghanistan's overseas at its leaving. it's a ready, troubled economy in ruins. unemployment, poverty, and

press secretary jen psaki putting a rosy spin on the numbers. >> ultimately, that's a good thing.y workers feel this is a time to look for a better job with greater pay and more benefits. >> reporter: experts say that's not the only reason so many people are quitting. there's also the difficulty of finding childcare during the pandemic, a mismatch between skills and available jobs, and a large number of retirements. the government also surged support for americans during the pandemic -- stimulus checks, enhanced unemployment, rental assistance, food subsidies. but the bottom line is that businesses across the country are desperately searching for workers. >> i could easily here hire another ten people, and i've -- it's hard to get even one. >> reporter: susan limb owns the praline bakery and restaurant in maryland. because she can't find workers, she's been forced to curtail her offerings. she can't seat as many customers. what's more, the cost of ingredients is skyrocketing. >> a case of butter increased like $15 from last week to this week. and you know, eggs sometimes can jump

the rosie is picture. no, it's not painting the rose. yes. picture and we are, we are rightfully concerned and you know what we see in europe, especially when you see all stress having shut down. some belgium is having shut downs. parts of germany are having sort of semi shut downs. so it's, it's, it's become more and more economies are going back into further shut down. and should this mary and prove that the vaccines are not really good up to, to defend people against that against this variant dad would be, that would be, that would be bad. so one on the good side though, when we see we thought now several waves and we have sat, several waves of shop downs, every shut down has had an incrementally less bad impact on the economy. so whilst it is not good, it's less bad than it was the last time. right, exactly. we would hope by this stage that we would be learning from the past. we because the hard locked downs, which many would argue were necessary early on. i really did cripple hearts of the economy, which still haven't recovered. abs