i'm sharon. tetraplegic, in a wheelchair.hey were doing the lottery and asked if i wanted to do it. isaid, "no. no. knowing my luck i'll bloody win." nothing i can do. i'm not doing the lottery. everything changed for sharon three years ago. i was outgoing, chatty, fun. i walked. i worked. i worked in a bookmaker�*s, always have worked and before that i was a publican. and the one day fatal day, i went upstairs to get washed and changed and fell down the stairs. the accident in aberystwyth left sharon almost completely paralysed. i'm in pain. discomfort. this is the only hand i can use, or arm. i haven't got any grip. i place my hand and push it forward and back ? i place my hand and push it forward and back. occasionally it goes stuck and gets a bit wild. but i manage it. this is my two—bedroom adapted flat. through into the hallway, and it's the two bedrooms. i get carers four times a day. this may be assisted living but sharon says what she really wants is doctors to help her die, something which is currently illegal in th

and, briefly, sharon, _ that they can explore. and, briefly, sharon, how- that they can explore.n explore. and, j briefly, sharon, how do you that they can explore. and, - briefly, sharon, how do you see the future relationship between north korea and the new us administration under president biden panning out?— biden panning out? president biden panning out? president biden has a — biden panning out? president biden has a really _ biden panning out? president biden has a really long - biden has a really long pedigree in foreign policy. he has been through the problem with north korea both as vice president and he was chairman of the foreign relations committee for many years. this is on his radar but north korea has been really difficult not to enter into negotiations with but to stay in negotiations and actually get something out of it. if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter @bbckarishma. looking forward to hearing from you. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a million pounds to save the planet — prince william reveals the five winn

sharon blakely: it isn't playing, it's actually grooming that fur coat. forklift. hey, buddy, maybe drive a little bit closer to the sleeping otters over here. lady on tiktok. that is definitely a stimuli. we count cameras, too, as stimuli. johnny devenanzio: they look like they're living their best life right now. they look like they're in good health. well, they are doing well here. we do have a very pristine bay. johnny devenanzio: well, i got to say, sharon, it has been educational, to say the least. edifying. johnny devenanzio: from here on out, we are going to do everything we can to help these beautiful species continue to flourish here. so thank you for that. johnny devenanzio (voiceover): every night we've been here the sunsets have been absolutely spectacular. this place is serene and beautiful. and i couldn't pick a better stop along the way. hi ho silver! hey pop, are you enjoying our road trip, yet? no. no? we're riding off into the sunset, pop. [music playing] johnny devenanzio (voiceover): crossing into northern california the scene changes. this is

sharon, i'm interested in your information, as well. josh, you're up first. good evening to both of you. there were safety concerns on the set before the fatal shooting with at least two accidental property gun discharges onset last week. what do we know about those? was an investigation done? safety protocols looked into? anything? tell us. >> that would be reported by our colleagues at the los angeles times that incident happening october 16th where there was two accidental discharges and the more we learn about the movie set, it was plagued by safety issues. employees themselves expressing concern in any incident investigators will always look back and what we're hearing is that there seemed to be several issues at play here. we don't know whether that october 16th incident involved live rounds or if there was an investigation that is underway but obviously, authorities will be looking back at the pattern trying to determine whether what happened here, that fatal shooting could have been prevented. >> one more before i get to sharon. cnn is learning, josh,

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sharon:. i agree. -- sharon: i agree.e think the bank of england will raise rates at the end of next year. we expect them to start raising in may but do it very slowly until the end of 2023. there is a risk that their earlier than that, even this year. i think that would be tightening into a period where we still don't have information about the labor market. alix: in terms of the potential for longer-term opportunities there, you mentioned banks. i wonder where the biggest opportunity in banks will be. is everyone allowed to raise their payout? how will we know what the difference will be? sharon: you may actually stop paying dividends? alix: yeah. sharon: that would be great for european banks. european banks are very low growth as a sector. what you get is you want your cash returned to you -- returned to reasonable yield. my cutting dividends, it has improved capital and the banks have performed well this year partly because of the recovery and because investments have been good. the dividend yield in europe is actual

reporting live, i'm sharon katsuda. back to you. >> sharon live in richmond. how people are showing up? are a lot of parents showing up, are they able to testify and give their statements virtually? >> reporter: you know, i have to tell you, they had about 100 seats set up inside there for spectators for the audience. and only about four parts showed up and spoke in the public comments section. but the superintendent pointed out that there are about 300 plus people watching this on zoom, and a lot of them making public comments tonight. >> if this is approved by the board, when would the vaccine mandates take effect? >> reporter: well, some of them are specific to athletes, student athletes. and they would have to be fully vaccinated sometime in november. other students by december, and then they want all students fully vaccinated for sure by january. >> okay. some deadlines there. sharon, live in richmond watching this meeting for us. thank you for your time. >>> another story, dozens of watches, coolers with expensive wine and tons of illegal marijuana that'

haidi: new zealand chief economist sharon zollner there. you can also turn to your bloomberg for more on the rbnz decision later. you can go to tliv to get commentary from our expert editors. if and when new zealand does exit its covid vati and starting to talk about the pathway out, even as we see other cities command a lockdown as a result of delta, it will really bring to an end one of the most determined economies and countries when it comes to keeping the covid strategy to elimination rather than just living with it. we have seen certain states in australia start to get into the idea of living with delta as well. but really i think at the end of the day, it leaves pretty much in terms of major economies just china, still sticking to covid zero. and it will be very interesting to see how that plays out particularly when it comes to them just shutting their borders entirely, right? even the president is saying he doesn't want to leave china as a result of the covid and restrictions settings. haidi: -- shery: it is going to be d

sharon: key have calls on the u.s.nd germany to impose sanctions on russia accusing it of using energy as aeapon. it com after t company implemted transit deal with hungary comprised of revenue and gas supplies. graspram is transporting gas to crush -- croatia. belasco -- moscow insists it is fulfilling its obligations. ukrainian concerns are being dismissed saying he is only accountable to his own voters. >> the main point is that unfortunately we cannot take the rainian perspective into consideration. i respect ukraine. i wish good luck to the ukrainian people. but concerning the issue with gas, we have to adjust not to ukrainian people but to the interests of hungarians. sharon: in france, there is relief for squeezed bill payers as the government seeks to relieve the pressure of soaring energy costs and a global gas crunch. it is limiting to 4%, electricity increases do to kick in february. it is marking further gas hikes until april. james has been getting the public reaction. james: an urgent measure for critical

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today in the bay's sharon katsuda joins us live with what is going on there now.e there earlier, sharon. >> reporter: yeah, laura, it's pretty loud out here still. these are the employees at the main entrance. there are about 100 employees here, and throughout the week we are told there will be about 350 employees on strike. the medical center employees say they are worried for patient and staff and that conditions are dire in the facility as management ignores their concerns, and they are wearing too many hats dealing with covid patients along with regular duties. some of these employees include respiratory therapists, and licensed nurses, and here's one respiratory therapist's situation with her hours. >> we are so short staffed. we are doing 14 days straight, and we are working 16-hour shifts. last week i think i did nine or ten shifts straight with one or two of them -- two of them, i think, being 16-hour shifts. it's not just me, it's all the rds. we are picking up shifts and we are still short staffed. >> reporter: health officials here said in a statement t

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ah, meanwhile sharon is he made contact with the americans american us with the army thought a huge to this memorial. not as i to the dial molded through will to a show up. i'm in the solo. ne, a kink you day thought the aqua o already gone you? i thought this book didn't. ah, and that wasn't the 1st time. the pentagon had also sheltered several german, fascist. the removal of nazi criminals from the country was code named operation paperclip. it were thousands overall by one estimate as many as 10000. not just the scientists, the scientists total about $1600.00 or more. but there were also concentration camp guards from load of medium levels. there were even common dance at concentration camps or who in eastern europe. nazis really of all stripes, from scientists to spies who worked for the cia. ah, eric little blue, an american journalist and pulitzer prize winner wrote the nazis next door. a book revealing the harrowing story of how america became a safe haven for thousands of nazi criminals. i think a lot of this is, it was really a stain on the united states. it was a shameful per

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i'm sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, sharon, for the latest. >>> new this morning, ucsf has a new nobel prize winner. he's a biochemist and microbiologist david julius. he won this year's nobel prize in physiology or medicine for work in how the body and brain sense temperature, touch. he's been at the school for more than 30 years. >> congratulations to him. >>> the blue angels arriving at oakland airport today at noon ahead of this week's fleet week festivities. this year san francisco celebrating fleet week's 40th anniversary. it officially starts on wednesday and runs through next sunday. blue angels' first practice session happens thursday. we can listen for that. >>> johnson & johnson is taking another step towards fda approval of its covid booster shot. next on nbc bay area news at midday, the developments this morning indicating a possible timeline now in the works. >> and the cdc out with new guidelines ahead of the holidays. it may be time to rethink the plans for a large holiday gathering. new advice on that and holiday travel just ahead. >>> there you have th

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information on this, josh campbell, in new mexico now, and sharon waxman, founder and ceo of the rep, interested in your information as well, and was get through this, good evening to both of you. and the fiddle shooting, and onset last week. what we know about those, and safety protocols looked into, anything, tell us.>> that's being reported by the los angeles times, the two accidental discharges, the more we learn about this movie set. and it was played by safety issues, employees themselves expressing their concern, and in any incident investigators look back, what we are hearing, there seem to be several issues at play, don't know whether the incident involved live rounds or if there was investigation that is underway, but obviously authorities will be looking back at the pattern in order to determine whether what happened here, the fiddle shooting, could have been prevented. >> one more before i get to sharon, cnn is learning that the assistant director or the a.d. david halls, who handed alec baldwin a prop gun was previously fired after a gun incident intraday crewmember, what

team came, traumatized sharon and i.our finances -- have you heard that before -- and right now where we are, although we are christians that we believe that god has us in the palm of his hand, things are not looking all that great. we are at the edge of losing our family farm, the same form that i grew up on where we are broadcasting from tonight. >> tucker: you think of all the people in congress who support what has happened to you. if you know, liz cheney ought to be ashamed, and hope she is watching this. this is caldwell, what did you think when armed men took her husband away and put them in solitary confinement for 45 days? >> i really didn't know what to think. i was so shocked and surprised when the s.w.a.t. team shows up at our house and you know, my husband and i went to d.c. on january 6th as husband and wife. we considered it an outing of a couple of days in d.c., just husband and wife -- i hate to say fun thing to do, but at that time we didn't anticipate there were going to be any riots or anything like t

we're in trouble. >> jazz tells me that sharon ended up getting stuck in one of the tunnel grates. >>ook, if i have to break your leg to get you out of here, i'm going to do it. when i got ready to pull on her leg, i felt on my shoulder and this shopping cart came and went on her like a lid. i couldn't get that thing off her, man. everything was pretty much slow motion after that, you know. >> i'm so sorry. >> it's all right. >> why did you come back here after that happened? >> i ain't got nowhere else to go. where am i going to go? it's all i know right now. >> jazz has not been ready to leave the life and home he and sharon built together or deal with his long-term addiction to methamphetamine. >> i never really thought about quitting. i don't know if i can. you know, i should have gotten us out of here sooner, but how am i going to deal with the world straight, you know? it's been a lifestyle for me for so long. do i like living down here, no. i'm lost. i know that right now. i'm lost would sharon. >> for years andrew has been working to get jazz out of the tunnels and into stable

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in the early 19 thirties and the japanese military carefully studied a report by microbiologist, sharon, is she biological weapons affect the human body silent, causing a slow but painful death. there is no need to manufacture missiles instead, you can infect clothing, food or water, food, his bus, bacteria from aircraft. they will proliferate, and in fact, humans general easy wasn't just a biologist, but also a military man with the rank of colonel. he was very smart, intelligent, capable person of high status in japan. he was a medical doctor who was also a pilot, and a military commander. he had all of these great talents and skills that sadly, instead of being used for a good purpose, he took his great prodigious skills and took it in the opposite direction to the dark side as a force for evil. ah, japan's general stuff allocated enormous resources to help the biologist establish a secret facility to develop biological weapons. china's manchuria region occupied by japan in 1932 and turned into the puppet state of man to co became the testing ground. manchuria is very handy because o

think about when you asked him about sharon osbourne. take a minute.es sued him for using the name ozy and in return he said i'm going to give you some shares in my business. he then went out and said oh, i consider them investors. they're not investors. craig, that is like if today stephanie ruhle started a business and i said to elon musk and jeff bezos, i'm going to give you shares and tomorrow i went out and said guess who is waccing my business? well then all sorts of other potential investors might say if warren buffett backs it, so will i. sharon osbourne built a major media business, and it looks like she backed him. he knows all sort of people. the fact they have that call with goldman sachs and make a youtube executive, you have investors who might say i'm a traditional investor, i don't know about the kids and the youtube, but if he's getting th investment. now he's been exposed. >> this announcement this morning they are going to continue operations, is he going to be able to raise money now? >> craig, you said to him who is backing you? wh

look >> fun fact, our friend ozzy and sharon sued us briefly >> did they? >> and then we decided to be friends and now they're investors in ozy >> investors is that right? that's not true either according tosharon osbourne. she tells cnbc it's all a lie. our brian schwartz is here he's the one that spoke with sharon osbourne and broke that story. the accusations and the lies just piling up it all just crumbled >> if all crumbled today after a crazy week of news involving ozy media and carlos watson. and really this has been going on with these stories. one of them as you mentioned we kind of figured out by just going back and looking at the tape and then of course "the new york times" mentioning a bunch of other really kind of blatant lies here involving ozy media and their ceo carlos watson among other executives really when you think about it. >> could these media executives be in big err why trouble? >> well, i think they could. after we wrote the story i reached out to two or three lawyers who really specialize in the securities and exchange commission,

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reporting live in richmond, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sharon. >>> right now, our sister station is holding a phone bank with santa clara county health leaders to answer your questions about the covid-19 vaccine booster now through 7:00. so if you have a question, please give them a call at the number on your screen. you' it there, 408-970-2999. >>> in other news, an armed carjacking, a highway pursuit and suspect locked in a hospital bedroom. at the end, a teenager arrested in the east bay. this started just before noon with a carjacking in oakland. police started the car on highway 4 and started chasing it. the 17-year-old suspect ended up at the john murrah hospital in brentwood. he ran inside and hid in a bathroom. hospital staff evacuated the area and told everyone else in the building to shelter in place. police searched the hospital and arrested the teen. officers believe there was a passenger in the car with the teenager but haven't found that person yet. >>> bags stuffed with cash. rolex watches, and literally tons, literally tons of high grade marijuana. that is what au

. >> sharon chen introduces us to this week's bay area jefferson award winner. sharon?a luccese is helping others. she and hundreds of volunteers sort and pack groceries are so that low-income citizens don't go hungry in alameda county. >> those are the stories that break my heart. >> reporter: the stories come from older adults, struggles to survive the high cost of bay area living. >> they skip meals. they skip being able to do laundry because they have to buy lunch. they skip presents for their grandchildren. >> reporter: often medical costs force tough choices. >> this medicine says i have to take it with food, but i can't afford food, and i can't afford the medicine, so maybe i skip one or the other. >> reporter: for the last 15 years, krista has mad sure alameda county seniors are get nutrition food for free through the mercy brown bag food distribution program. as program director, she has seen the need jump nearly 70% during covid. the program now serves 8,000 older adults a month. the center's residents started the program 40 years ago to help neighbors seniors

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nbc bay area sharon katsudis. you attended that huge rally today. >> reporter: the rally organizer told me she wonl expected about 100 people to show up. 500 students came out to show their support. >> for the women being sexually abused in their lifetime means that it's your girlfriend, your sister, your mom or the girl who sits next to you in class. how does that make you feel? >> they came dressed in teal and blue to support sexual assault survivors and carried signs saying consent, believe women, and support survivors. rally organizers explained why they needed to speak out. >> people at parties have actually witnessed or caught men, i know a woman in particular, was caught putting something in a girl's drink. >> the organizer says that person was not a student at the university, and has been blacklisted from fraternities and future parties. the university issued a statement saying although students say they've heard about 30 days of sexual assaults in the past couple peeks, quote, santa clara university has r

sharon chen has all the details. sharon? >> reporter: yes.ocal honorees are submitted to the national award and this year we have a pair of bay area winners who have bridged the digital divide. >> as soon as you get access to the tower. >> reporter: l'oreal and martin have connected nearly 2 million people to broadband on native american tribal land through their nonprofit neural net in oakland. the pair is opening doors to opportunities like virtual school and online doctors visits for tribes in isolated rural areas. >> we could do rural connectivity. >> reporter: for their work, muriel received the surprise announcement over zoom. >> it is my honor to let you know that you are the final fifth jk f winner this year. >> smith one the jacqueline kennedy onassis award for benefiting local communities. >> it caused me to reflect and on reflection, yeah, i am super excited about the work we are doing, i energized and refocused and it's a big deal. >> reporter: what martin and maria are doing is a big deal. they are helping tribal nations build an

i was asking sharon earlier about any tips on where to go. proper london.ht now. let's get him some delicacies, and we will get it right, i promise. i have a feeling in a month you're going to see us out and about. i will let you get out of this terrible weather. go and see it at imax, not on a tv! finally, rapper kanye west is known as ye. the go—ahead has been given to change his name with no middle or last name. his eye had bands and authorised by the change. he called his eighth studio album ye after being inspired by the bible. even goes by that title on twitter. i am on twitter, lucy grey. you can get more on all of our stories on our website. thank you for your company. hello. good evening. quite a few parts of the country had temperatures of 18 degrees today, and it's likely to get warmer tomorrow, if and when the sunshine does come out. the warmer air is coming our way, thanks to the winds from the south or south—west, but as we've seen already, that has brought with it a lot of cloud. the cloud is still around at the moment, and this cloud here, c

i'm sharon jackson, and i'm the interim chief officer for san francisco. i have over 40 years of experience in working with community corrections, and i have implemented and managed re-enter tree y programsthat were designed to address those needs for quite a long time. for my last 11 years, i have worked with san francisco adult probation in a variety of rules. i worked with chief steele and helped her implement the evidence-based practices for supervision here in san francisco. our current mission -- i think it is important, when you look at your mission and your vision of the organization because for our department it is very well described what we do and why we do what we do and why we have a re-entery unit. i mentioned it is very simple and very clear: we protect and serve the community. we further justice. we inspire change. we prioritize racial equity so that all people may thrive. and i vision statement further outlines how we go about doing that. and it is a very convincing one, but i want to make sure with you that i leave with you this unique bl

host: let's hear from sharon in illinois, identifies as latino voter. ambassador daniel foote: -- >> i can probably help when i watch any researcher and people asking questions and trying to figure out who is going to vote where. any researcher, whether you research a certain group of people to get a number to decide what people vote the way they are, that's a small percentage of everyone who does vote. people don't tell the truth. it's hard to really tell. it's important to understand, no offense to the way, it is offensive when people say latino voters. everyone in america is so mixed. it doesn't matter what color you are necessarily or what shade you are, everybody feels, generally people are mixed with different ethnicities. so to say you are latino or black. it's really just offensive to those groups. i think that's why trump is a draw to different people because i think he basically understands that. if you stop putting labels on people and assuming they think one way or the other host: ok sarah, thank you. guest: the diversity of people like lati

sharon is not here. right? a fish. this is different to a booster. it's his parents, the primary cause of the vaccine. right? but crater that to my research, and my research, what i found whilst that is a dose, gosh, the booster. iraqi value as winter limbs and rumors of returning to lockdown, circulate the government is upping the ante on the vaccination top rollouts. but those that need it, the most struggling to get the 3rd dose they so desperately need do to confusion over the differences between the 3rd job and the booster by the very people administering them. leasing book. my tickets with everything the way i did it differently than faxing has gotten different to chat for you. it certainly is confusing people. the recommendation is that those who are immunosuppressed, meaning they have a weekend immune system at the time of their 1st and 2nd cove. at vaccines should now receive a 3rd dose as part of the primary vaccination routine. the booster program is totally separate to the 3rd dose and is being offered to the over fifty's. those with unde

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i was asking sharon earlier, has she given you any tips on where to go, or has she taken you to east it's started right now. let's get him some delicacies, a whole lot of clubs and stuff, and we'll party, i'll get it right, i promise. man, i have a feeling in a month you're going to see us out and about. fantastic, guys. i'll let youse get in, out of this terrible weather. have a fantastic time. see the movie on your screens, cinema! yeah, go and see it at imax, not on a tv! there you have it. you heard it from timothee chalamet himself. let's talk about kanye west. he is now known legally as ye. yes, that is right. just the word ye. ajudge in la gave the go—ahead for the star to officially change his name with no middle or last name, and you may ask why, but his diehard fans are not surprised by the change. in 2018, the rapper called his eighth studio album ye after being inspired by the bible. yes, there you have it. the latest on ka nye west. yes, there you have it. the latest on kanye west. you are up—to—date. i am latest on kanye west. you are up—to—date. iam back latest on kany

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sharon epperson. >>> well, there's nothing worse than a multi strawberry.towed it the genes of strawberries saying they will select desirable interest rates from the food to create this new super strawberry it will supposedly stay fresh longer and have a longer growing season u.s. growers produced 2. billion in strawberries last year and shoppers threw away 35% of that due to spoilage a. that's according to the department of agriculture and sounds about right to me still the new gmo strawberries are years away and maybe they can tackle blueberries next. >>> merriam webster announcing today it's adding hundreds of new words to its dictionary. 455 of them to be exact, covering everything from technology to medicine to pop culture. of course, there are covid-related words like breakthrough, an infection occurring in someone and superspreader, a significant occasion when people contract the same communicable disease. and then there's also dad bod defined as quote a physique of the average father who is slightly overweight. and there's also fluffer nutter, a mar