so much _ that's happened. 0k, doctor saul, thank you so much for— that's happened. 0k, doctor saul,k you so much for taking the i thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us.— limiting wastage i5 notjust an issue at the gp office. it's a factor throughout the supply chain. but notjust an issue this time around. in this article from the conversation — the authors point out that wastage is a normal issue when delivering vaccine programmes. and state that in 2005 — a who study found that there was over "50 % wastage of vaccines around the world." one of the authors of that article is sarah schiffling — senior lecturer in supply chain management at liverpooljohn moore5 university — 5hejoin5 me now. thank you forjoining u5 thank you forjoining us here on 0ut5ide source. let me ask you first of all for the bigger picture. can you explain why vaccines globally and normally are being wasted in the way that they clearly are?— way that they clearly are? vaccines aet wasted way that they clearly are? vaccines get wasted throughout _ way that they clearly are? vaccines get wasted throug

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arseni khachaturan and edited by matthieu taponier, whose credits include the soul—shaking son of saule, makes for deeply unsettling and uncomfortable viewing. some critics have drawn comparison with the films of michael haneke, but to me, this is closer to the work of carlos reygadas, whose films i admire but don't actually like, and who here serves as an executive producer. in the end, i'm not entirely sure what to make of beginning, although it has stuck with me, which is always a good sign. you can check it out for yourself on mubi. for a couple years, we have been waiting for answered prayers. i refer to it now as my posthumous novel. writer and withering society wit truman capote�*s two most famous books both spawned acclaimed movies, breakfast at tiffany's and in cold blood. capote himself has also been the subject of the couple of biopics, the 2005 film capote for which philip seymour hoffman won an oscar, and 2006's perhaps less—lauded infamous, for which tobyjones deserved awards recognition. now in the documentary the capote tapes, we hear interviews conducted by george plim

aprobó el examen para ser abogada en estados unidos jeniffer dice que el sacrificio valoio la pena saúls unidos siempre creyó en sí misma soñó siempre con ser una profesional por eso ahora que lo logró se siente feliz porque es de un grupo que trabajará ayudando a defender al que lo necesite >> fueun reto difícil detrás desarrollo truybfi hay horas de sacrificio >> levantarme todos losdías y decirme ha trabajado duronunca se ha se siente del ejemplo de sus padres >> vinieron a este país sin papeles >> y poder lograr esto >> bien por ella y su familia el mérito destaca porque ese examen es tan difícil que muchos aspirantes deben tomarlo cinco veces algo que jeniffer logró en su primer intento >> es increíble igual que las chivas de guadalajara que jugarán contra el toluca al regresar de la pausa escuharemos hablar del compromiso de tus tigres no tengo nada con una enfermedad invisible como la depresión, nadie sabe que necesitas ayuda. pero en covered california nadie es invisible. covered california te ofrece seguro médico con cobertura integral, incluyendo salud mental, aun con una cond

but i'm still the same person i got to be i got to be true to myself saul and i assure you that you're my service to the community for dave can now take the wheel of the kind of truck some boys dream of. they'll be taking it out around gretna for the national holiday every 4th of july locals pay tribute to their firefighters who watch over the city voluntarily. always going to have a cause or purpose always to have something get you out of bed for. 3040 or 40 years figure out a way of life it changed well. since winning he's donated almost $150000.00 to local charities he's become grutness big benefactor. and it's part of his lottery winners recipe for success being appreciated for who you are not what you have. over in buffalo jack is less selfless with what he spends he prefers to make the most of his money in the moment. and. the life of a young and rich. retiree. ladies on most nights you'll find him partying with friends on their girlfriends. back up live and live in the us late for chairs let us live. thanks to his laundry winnings jack can revel in all day parties like this whil

era un sitio hermoso para la pesca pero 7 toneladas de plástico llegaron ahí por la nieve derrida , saúlr el-- el telÉfono? >> [mujer 1] ¿estÁs embarazada? ¿cÓmo es eso? >> [mujer 2] sÍ, mamÁ. >> [polo] ¿tÚ estÁs ahÍ en el asiento del conductor? >> [carlos] correcto. >> ¿por quÉ? >> porque son solamente segundos, doctora. >> [jesÚs] no puede parar de escribir. >> no tienes nada con la hija de este hombre. >> nada con la hija de este seÑor. >> pe-- ¿cÓmo este hombre entrÓ aquÍ con telÉfono? ven acÁ, ¿quÉ te--? ¿a mÍ quÉ me importan tus negocios? >> nicolÁs le pregunta a mi esposo: "ya sabes, pues, a ver, ¿serÍas capaz de-- de dispararle--?".

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there are more and move ways to live a life of saul and doris meaning. open to everybody. in the 30 minutes on d w. yes you know i mean in your minutes i'm going yes why didn't i have a closer bond with it that what i'm focused on him is you know what i'm what what him what can i see right now but at them i. can see it because i see the sas i cannot i've only said that are going on with their day finding. story of prejudice and propaganda. they were called the rhineland bastards. their mothers were germans living in the occupied rhineland their father's soldiers from the french colonies the face half of german children had a hard time and isn't because they were a reminder of the german defeat are. they grew up in a climate of national pride and racism. the european population felt that it was important to be mites and to stay brighteyes. exclusion and contempt culminated in forced sterilization under the nazis. but this documentary examines the few traces that remain of their existence. because of the shame. surged 11th on d w. above . this is to give you news a line from

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por amenaza >>> la guardia nacional capturÓ un barco en el golfo luego de los problemas de teherÁn y saÚls viendo en vivo en las cÁmaras y quieren saber mÁs de las condiciones vamos a preguntarle a david gonzÁlez, david cÓmo estas oye feliz aÑo no te veo desde el aÑo pasado. (risas) >>> oye efectivamente muy buenas tardes y feliz aÑo nuevo cesar a la distancia les deseo lo mejor. y por supuesto tuvimos esas precipitaciones vigentes durante las Últimas pero continuarÁn en un par de dÍas mÁs. vamos a ver en vivo el puente golden estos cielos nublados temperaturas alcanzando los altos 50 grados en nuestra regiÓn, 57 precisamente en san francisco, hacia oakland con 58 y santa rosa registrando los 52 grados. pasamos al sur de la bahÍa en san josÉ un panorama similar condiciones nubladas temperaturas tambiÉn permanecerÁn en el rango de los 50 grados al llegar las 9 de la noche en cuestiÓn de acumulado de precipitaciones en estas Últimas 24 horas bueno los tiene en pantalla el sector al condado sonoma registrÓ 2 pulgadas y media y (nombre en inglÉs) cerca de 2 pulgadas de promedio en toda la reg

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afp photographer saul lowe took the picture. >> richard barnett sitting at a staffmember's desk in her making himself at home. sort of like he owned the place. rifling through the mail on the desk. just sort of a jarring sight. >> reporter: taking this series of photos to illustrate the contrast between barnett and pelosi. >> here you have nancy pelosi, one of the highest members of the u.s. government in this theoretically highly secured location, highly secured building, and these people basically doing whatever they want. >> reporter: also arrested, lonny coffman, who authorities say brought these 11 molotov cocktails along with handguns and an assault rifle like this one to the capitol. >> for most of those members of the mob who were charged, you're going to see charges ranging from weapons violations to being on restricted government property to using violence or force to break onto the capitol grounds. >> reporter: authorities investigating the death of capitol police officer brian siknik, the possibility he may have been struck with a fire extinguisher, the flag over the capito

and researcher he's been coordinating the 5 germany a major technology but 600 scientists since 2014 saul was fighting all about. this new evil radically change our lives if i get the question is whether people will realize 5 to technologies at play. or in an autonomous taxi but the other driver takes them to the theater they will not say and that's 5 to technology. instead of 5 g.'s more like a discrete facilitator working in the back row it in from you but it will all become an essential element over a future life. that one of 5 g. lab germany's research areas is the tactile internet. 5 g. will offer likely in quick response times ideally as low as one milli 2nd or 1000 a 2nd. with 5 g. connectivity a top titled low phone be able to transmit precise movements to robots and vice versa. virtual objects will feel like the real deal. creating a new interface between humans and machines. of one number of we have found is that this millisecond that everyone talks about matters a lot if you play an instrument that cv like a string but the sound doesn't reach or you're within 3 milliseconds you

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bridgerton" made the list after having one of the biggest debuts on the plat fochl also on the list, "call saul"the five bloods," "black bottom," and "ma "manarn" >> i have not seen any of the last five. i'm going back to the old shows this is the year we're catching up on things we haven't seen "arrested development. i'm going to all of those. >> we've got a lot of time sitting at home. >> we sure do. >>> the white house is going back to the dogs twochl more residents have made that journey from delaware to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we're talking about the biden's dogs later on this morning on the "today" show, they'll take a look back at the hoist the >>> right now at 4:30, calm before the storm. live look in san jose and san francisco. it is a chilly and clear start this morning. >>> an atmospheric river is taking aim at the bay area. the storm is set to bring strong winds, rain, and snow. this is already leading to evacuations in some communities. "today in the bay" starts right now. >> good tuesday morning. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> we'll start with kari hall w

last night, as you saul saw, his -- the president's nominee now confirmed leader, first female leader of the intelligence community was confirmed with a vote of 85-10, 84-10rks you can check me on that, but an overwhelming vote. we've seen progress today on the nomination and hopeful confirmation of lloyd austin. so there's movements, supported by both sides of the aisle and members of both parties. i think if you talk to republicans on the hill, which i know many of you do, they will say they're not looking for something symbolic. they're looking for engagement. they're looking to have a conversation. they're looking to have a dialogue. and that's exactly what he's going to do. reporter: has the president reached out to congressional leaders to sit down and discuss this relief package? will he be? how much personal involvement is he going to have in this process? jen: i expect he will be rolling up his sleeves and will be quite involved in this process. and he was. yesterday was quite a busy day for him, as you all know hifments schedule was minute by minute. and his family was here.

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hello everyone excavation.and welcome back saul talks my name is john darcy and in the managing director of salt was to grow goal global leadership form and networking platform at the intersection of finance and technology and public policy. salt talks or digital series and with leaders, investors, craters, and investors. our goal on salt talks is the goal at our self conference series which is to provide a window into the mind of subject matter experts and provide a platform which we think are big ideas that are ashaping the future. we are excited to bring you to our first episode on the series that covers elections it covers election integrity, election operations, and election integrity and collection security. our conversation is with us today mister michael chertoff. i'm going to read a little bit about his bio before i turn it over to our host for today's talk. as secretary of the us department of homeland security security, 2522009 he led the country from walking would be terrorists from crossing our borders and implement a the planet they were already in the country. he also tran

then the question, saul, of unity.> i think this is so ill advised for joe biden to be coming in trying to heal the country, trying to be the president of all the people when we will be so divided and fighting again. let the judicial system do its job. >> trace: let the judicial system do its job. final thoughts on this. >> you know, i think that's a fair point. i think another fair point is that if you really believe -- if you are nancy pelosi and you really believe this was an impeachable offense take a vote. don't extort the vice president and ask him to invoke the 25th amendment which is not in play here. if you are being principled about this and not trying to play political games take a vote. >> trace: saul, always good to see you. appreciate it. >> thank you, good to be here. >> julie: it is david and goliath battle for the digital page as the site parler files a lawsuit against tech giant amazon challenging its decision to end hosting services to parler. griff jenkins is live in washington do they have a case,

platform was considered but it's there if you can see it not going to do you don't look very good saul given very privileged and honored to partner with the russian government. russian government idea air to bring dislikes into india and back in russia the mass vaccination program is gaining momentum much to the delight of one foreign journalist. millionaire have russians came to be so wrong that already exist. so let's give it a shot. at israeli t.v. news anchor came to moscow to report on russia spending 3 champ but ended up getting it himself and share his thoughts with us on the banks thing. as you were aware russian accent was it didn't get much credit in the world because of the i wouldn't say haste but the speed that it was approved in russia so we honestly wanted to come in and ask and see an interview in the we approach and fortunately the russian fund for direct investment was receptive and do we visited the. institute and talked with mr ginsburg the head of family as you well aware and talked with a researcher who was reask in and i think. there's something very generous of

above saul. earlier my colleague at union o'neil spoke to argue merican host rick sanchez who was a longtime colleague of the late larry king he gave us more insight into the character of the legendary interviewer. larry king was the king he was the king. communications in america the even when outside of america i remember there was a time when i 1st started working at c.n.n. and my kids at the time were small and they came up to me and they said dad we're so proud of you now that you're working at c.n.n. and i said why and they said because you're working with larry king lear eking is a guy who was so good at his craft that he was able to do what most people in our profession would never be able to do and that is he didn't have to book guests guests book themselves he would have a line out the door of people including presidents and prime ministers of every country in the world including the united states job easily who would be knocking on his door asking can you interview me i want to be inte

particularly within the hospitals it comes as we've seen deaths absolutely saul with the highest number on record since the pandemic plus more than a 1000000 people are now suffering with covert 19 up and down the country that's one in 50 across the united kingdom but in the capital alone it's one in 30 all of this that is placing a huge amount of pressure on to the n.h.s. and some even saying including the mayor of london himself that it's pushing the n.h.s. to breaking point. out of control the risk of being overwhelmed what i mean by the. risk of the. hospitals. over the course of this week just to give you an idea then of what a major incident entails previously we've seen absolutely extreme circumstances for instance the grandfather tower fire trucks or the it was declared as a major incident so too was the westminster and london bridge terror attack as well so this really shouldn't be taken lightly plus in the past week we have seen sorry and the sussex areas declare major incidents as well what a major incident really means then is that various emergency services can now clubbed

cities across russia earlier saul rallies throughout sunday in support of opposition figure alexei navalny the kremlin critic was arrested 2 weeks ago after retiring from lane and will be tried in court on tuesday for parole violation some of the last week thousands of his supporters again took to central moscow several metro stations were closed and there was a heavy police presence. on a force following the protests throughout the day. it is a little bit different because last weekend we saw one particular point one particular meeting sport where everybody gathered to protest this time the organizers that they made a last minute changes to where they will cooling on to their supporters to gather we are at one of these sports and the crowd has been has dwindled here in fact the police response has been so massive not in terms of harshness but in terms of numbers that they simply didn't allow anybody to actually gather here so right now i'm being told the protest moved down the street about a couple of 100 meters about way we are at one of the sites where we've seen some scuffles between t

angel correa got the opener just after a quarter of an hour. and saul niguez sealed the win a quartereir rearranged english premier league fixture with tottenham on wednesday, just two days after the game was confirmed. both sides were due to meet last month, but the match was postponed at short notice after covid hit the fulham squad. tottenham were set to play aston villa on wednesday but that game is off because of coronavirus cases in the villa camp, so the premier league says fulham will have to play spurs instead. tottenham managerjose mourinho says he has no complaints: the biggest impact is to have matches postponed. that is the biggest impact. the changing of the order of the matches, the impact is i would say minimum. you have to play 19 matches at home and 19 matches away, you have to play two matches against every team. if this will help the plan mia league to grow properly i think it is a solution that we all have two, we'll have to accept. aryna sabalenka will play her fourth wta final in twelve months on wednesday when she faces veronika kudermetova in abu dhabi. sabale

particularly within the hospitals it comes as we've seen deaths absolutely saul with the highest number on record since the pandemic plus more than a 1000000 people are now suffering with covert 19 up and down the country that's one in 50 across the united kingdom but in the capital alone it's one in 30 all of this that is placing a huge amount of pressure on to the n.h.s. and some even saying including the mayor of london himself that it's pushing the n.h.s. to breaking point. out of control the risk of being overwhelmed what i mean by the. risk of the. hospitals growing out of the course of this week just to give you an idea then of what a major incident entails previously we've seen absolutely extreme circumstances for instance the grandfather tower fire tragedy was declared as a major incident so too was the westminster and london bridge terror attack as well so this really shouldn't be taken lightly plus in the past week we have seen sorry on the sussex areas declared major incidents as well what a major incident really means then is that various emergency services can now club tog

saul you go. and standing in judgment senators are sworn in for the 2nd impeachment trial of former us president donald trump. thank you for joining us israel small senior military commander has revealed the development of new offensive brands against iran and pipes pressure on the new u.s. administration warning against closer ties with tehran to 10 general. says he's ordered his forces to step up preparations for possible military action in the coming year is also urging president joe biden to step back from any return to the 2050 nuclear deal. i had instructed the army to prepare a number of operational plans to the existing ones we are taking care of these plants and developing that in the coming year those who decide on cutting them out of course but the political leaders but these plans have to be on the table and practiced. on tension between israel and iran has only been getting worse last january israel defended the us after it killed gus emslie money the head of iran's elite force the is

to back up a 2nd and serve that on to interest and was saying because you know the reason and what saul was saying too because the reason why we talk about all of these things is not just to provide context and you know to keep talking about all of the harms that have happened to all of our people but it's also to show that we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are for instance i can and i am an honest person. and as a notion of a person and i believe that i am connected to the land i believe i'm connected to the air and to the water and to all of the things around us and that is for every indigenous person we feel that connection and when that connection is lost due to residential school due to the fact that we don't know our own stories that we don't have access to water to to to growing healthy children our children become sick our children take their lives and we have to foster you know we have to foster in our kids that sense of belonging that sense of pride in who they are as 1st nations kids and use and letting them know that they can do an

snow in homs shoe were reached tokyo i don't think than the sun is rather more prevalent in china saul's down to minus 3 will not get me cold if anything just slightly less cold in the next 3 days it's still breezy but it's now at night on wednesday otherwise probably fine. the showers spread throughout malaysia in these you're are missing this process southeast asia a lot they're focusing further south mostly indonesia mostly sort of ways it was popular as well and they got them back because this increase in flow from table matters well a bit showery most in your is find same is true of bangladesh and pakistan and of a disturbance coming through the finals of pakistan and northern india which means sun is towards a possible on wednesday in delhi that was still a fog a bit otherwise the whole north indian plane is 40. 2 point sponsored poll qatar airways. in the building 2000000 people have been excluded from the least but the. one i won a speech the family's life support right along. but how does the. be the hero the world needs right now. washing. again you're watching al-jazeera one o

gary up saul is a veteran who served our country in the united states air force. today she is tribal veterans service officer and works with the department of veterans affairs. it is her love of country that guided her to continue down the path of serving our heroes. jerry has a sincere drive and passion to serve veterans. jerry was awarded the south dakota department of veterans affairs outreach officer of the year award and jerry is with us today. would you please join me in thanking her for her service to our nation and all the veterans across our state. [applause] group of men and women who desire our recognition of the members of the south dakota members of the national guard. the response to the pandemic is the longest sustained state-supported mission in the history of the guard. our soldiers and airmen how provided covid-19 support since march. our guards support for federal assistance continued in 2020. south dakota committed 490 soldiers and airmen to stateside missions or overseas contingency operations. but there is one battalion and their commander wh

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we saul an awful lot of cowardice and false equivalents on the house floor today. >> if we'd prosecuted blm and antifa rioters across the country with the same determination these last six months, this incident may not have happened at all. >> blaming the maga mob riot on black lives matter. next. we also heard the one, who had one of the most ridiculous examples of what aboutism i've heard in a long time. >> and then the socialists in hollywood joined their allies in congress. robert de niro said that he wanted to punch the president in the face. madonna thought about blowing up the white house. >> did i miss something? is robert de niro president? madonna maybe. is madonna president? did i miss something? i don't know. maybe in an alternative facts universe they are. and we heard one republican after another spouting empty rhetoric about unity. one week after trump supporters ran wild on the house floor where the vote took place today, ran wild after the president of the united states incited them. so let's be very clear here. that mob was not interested in unity. that mob was not int

the military group whose commander was killed alongside saul moanny, their leader has come out and saidthey have no intention of attempting to storm the u.s. embassy. it was also a year ago a few days before soleimani was killed that this same group did, in fact, try to storm the u.s. embassy, angered over a numb of air strikes carried out by the u.s. and other entities in the region that killed members. tensions between the u.s. and iran have escalated to what some are saying is an alarming degree. these protesters in baghdad in the square have a number of specific demands. this is not just about the killing of soleimani. this is also about what happened after. and that was, if you and our viewers would remember, that parliament then voted to have u.s. forces leave iraq. what those protesters are commanding is that the government fulfill and act upon that parliamentary vote. when we speak more broadly about tensions ongoing between the u.s. and iran, keeping in mind that the proxy battlefield between the two nations is and has quite often been iraq, is that you have a number of u.s. of

humongous that we saw in the rio grande valley counties that are 95% mexican-american where we so saul massive swings for trump. he wanted county that tillie ree clinton had one handedly in 2016, and of course you have the florida and south florida with many south americans and cuban-americans voting for trump. in an very large numbers. but more importantly, the puerto rican districts in the eye of the fort corridor between tampa and orlando swinging towards president trump. so, i think that's what we saw then was exactly this rejection them and speaking. if people saying, no please do not see us as victims. we are going to vote on just like all other americans, we are going to fund the economy, we're going to vote to sustain capitalism, to make sure that the system of government that economic system does not change, person ovation of the american system, the group of americans of as a census would be spanish americans show every time that when you pulled on what's most important is the economy. education also, which is the ladder to success, healthcare and so forth. >> was in the firs

and uganda's opposition party says it will legally challenge the presidential election results with saul president you were in the 70s when a 6th term in office his main opponent bobby winds as his body count through the election irregularities and voter interference. politicians said the military raid that he has had and that he and his wife remain on that house arrest those were the headlines of us continues on the al jazeera off of the family genesis stage and that's what you button up. early april of 97 to 5 clifton and john other in person who bought a quad 47 and commander of his country's air force sure i did people visit me transition but there's no way he could have guessed would come next. when the phone rang summoning him for a meeting with the president said that would you treat good news up to the civilian job maybe. mubarak was needed to say that as he traveled through cairo on his way to say that's residence he dreamt to 1st. aid of egypt maybe better still. and i said to. him now that was a joke to have. the i love lucky that there is an inexplicable a should between egyp

and local governments and funding for small businesses schools and vaccine distribution locations, saul important certainly but right now the money for vaccines is so critical time is of the essence when you're talking about getting the vaccine. rollout. going more efficiently. felicia bolton has a closer look at the new mega sites that are popping up across the u.s. to try to it more shots and more arms. >>from the happiest place on >>in the air right center field to the a park in houston texas yankee stadium in new york. >>the state fairgrounds and dallas and colleges in new jersey, popular attractions are now morphing into mecca covid-19 vaccination sites and portland, the first drive-thru vaccination site opened this week and for many people getting the shot safety and social distancing is still top of mind. we don't have to get out we don't have to worry about being around other people on >>constantly getting expose a saying in our own car comfortable is just it's been ideal leslie fox is a home health care worker she is among the first 60 health care workers and first responders.

the philadelphia eagles who just let their head coach go put in a request to interview saul.s salah is so highly regarded in the league he is likely to get one of those head coaching jobs. we'll see how it shakes out, but he'll probably interview in philly. >> all right. thank you so much, larry. >> maybe aaron rodgers can get that job too. >>> coming up tonight. >> why not. >> at 8:00, watch "captain america: the winter soldier." don't miss abc7 news at 11:00. >> talk over peaching president trump has heated up over the past 24 hours. but how do constitutional law experts look at this, and what do they foresee happening in the next seven days? i'll break all of that down tonight at 11:00. >>> and throwing a much needed lifeline to small businesses in san francisco. details about a new relief plan for those hit the harded. >>> stay with us for "jimmy kimmel live!" at 11:35. that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for news any time on the abc7 news app. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for spencer christian, larry beil, al