. >> you said sheen on the road. that's what we see in spots like on the bay bridge toll area but the sheen slippery roadways potentially in many spots around the bay. conditions are a concern today as we look at the map. one crash out of san francisco and getting an update at 280 and 101 and no major concern as far as the sensors go. the rest of the bay a smooth drive, as well. watch those conditions right now if you're heading out on the roads. right back to you, marcus. >>> health officials pleading with the public to stay home for new year's eve. unlike last year, this year no firework shows and no parties. >> but restaurants are still cooking up some special meals. jean has more from san francisco. >> reporter: let's call it the no new year's eve. no public celebrations for new year's eve 2020. here in san francisco restaurants that would normally be packed with people hoping to have a front row seat to the fireworks are closed and there are no fireworks. police will be out in force making sure no one gathers. w

sheen and architecture of course sheen because of it in p.b.s. and matt damon as efficient program they're going to get out of vaccines bought. and minus 20 go to be cannot be get off any vaccine that she is richard quest minus 70 degree so at that scene of that kind it's completely ruled out and you're not going to consider that as part of what program for the bank being just on the point of the vaccine this is to be a crucial point for india the current vaccine the biotech a phase of axiom. is to sort of minus 70 degrees c. clearly that's not going to work for india so what is the kind of vaccine that india needs and does it need to be a vaccine that is delivered as too short so one. so i don't believe they have 4 off i have 4 or 5. candidates and at all i don't require that minus 20 degree or booboo indignity in fact very soon be i'm going to have it counterpart off 'd ice surface and moderately vaccine beaches indian vaccine and the act requires only to do it so that the odds are all prepared for delivering a vaccine which fits into of anyone

the bay bridge toll plaza shows the sheen on the roadway. that's my concern. lighter volume of traffic and cars tend to be traveling a little quicker. watch those speeds. also wind shows on the flags on the right. as we look at the map, we may have a disabled vehicle reported midspan, as well. westbound 80 around the treasure island tunnel and we're watching for an update on that. no major slowing and watch we had a number of spinouts reported, as well, earlier this morning. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> if you're hoping to get more than $600 in stimulus money from the government don't wait for it by the mail box or look in your bank account. despite supports from president trump a key republican leader said there is no realistic pass to pass it. chris pollone is live on capitol hill to explain why. chris? >> marcus, that's right. the senate is in session today. but priority number one for them is to pass that key military spending bill now that it appears the effort to raise that stimulus money from $600 to $2,000 is dead. days after president trump said

you can see the sheen on the roads, 49 degrees and as far as our temperatures goes, it is in the 40s and 50s and dip down into the 20s and 30s when the skies clear. and more details of the rain coming up. let's check in with mike. >> lall right, vianey, we're talking about the rain. the roadways are clear and at the bay bridge toll plaza you can breeze through the area and do mind your speeds and lower them a bit because it's tougher to stop sometimes if you lose traction. but we have no problem at the bay bridge toll plaza. you see the flags over on the right indicating some wind, as well. chp is not giving any advisories on warning folks a number of smaller spinouts near the berkeley curve and off the roadway there. 680 a new crash through walnut creek getting more detail on tha that coming up, marcus. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> a new year's eve like no other we saw before. even with so much enthusiasm and to say good-bye to 2020, there are to be no parties at all. >> that's right. we have to play it safe. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us live with some of the newern

sheen. >> many questions have arisen. people are asking is it absolutely safe? does it really protect against polio. ly give you facts about the vaccine as i know them. and i want to give you some idea of the outlook for the future. first, something about the disease itself. polio occurs everywhere, in this country and throughout the world. it is caused by a virus so small that it's presence cannot be known except by it's effect on living animals. nearly everyone is repeated contact with the virus and is infected by at at some time in his life. there is fever, sore throughout, but about 1% or less, the virus invades the spinal cord, the pran, and includes muscle weakness. polio brings many problems each year. but we should recognize that more children die each year from pneumonia, cancer, and heart disease than from polio. even without immunization in an average year the change that any individual of any year will get it is one in 7500. fwhun 25,000 will suffer permanent crippling, and 21 in 68,000 will die from polio. so far this year throughout the nation from

mr sheen where a walking across the square is here and. heidelburg how would you say the numbers of tourists has changed compared to this time last year that's. in january and february we had 14 percent more overnight stays even though the pandemic was already known to be on the way but the figure struck rapidly in march and april we had cancellations of up to 100 percent and in the hotels and restaurants were devoid of life they closed up as required and it was eerie what you did and yes how does a visitor figures look right now looking around we can see there are some activity of course many germans are here but how many visitors have come from abroad to come and. we won't leave people out in the rain we've allowed the restaurant owners to expand their outdoor seating with no extra charge for patrons are supposed to sit inside and fairly close together like some of these toys and you can see the effects by the increase in tourists. for a beautiful city and we profit from it hyderabad is a hot spot and we've always benefited from domestic

it's not flattening the curve but bringing down the curve for these countries and enforcing corporate sheen rules is also something the country to after. the drop if it is another thing that wasn't before that is also a key to finding the cases in order to isolate them but yes thank you very much now that was course one of the tears pulling up in beijing. we apologize for the poor audio quality there now some soccer news and berlin's bragging rights are on the line friday evening as how to berlin face capital rivals a union in the bonus league when the teams met last met back in may have to celebrate a thumping 4 nil win over but this time when your own are way ahead of their neighbors in the table and go into the game as slight favorites fans will not be able to attend but that's not prevented tension rising in the days leading up to the match. it's eerily empty round by heads of billions olympian study on these days on friday night the burly dobby will once again take place behind closed doors the hosts have had to get creative in their efforts to generate an atmosphere. you both make the

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mr sheen were walking across the squares here and. heidelburg how would you say the numbers of tourists has changed compared to this time last year that's. in january and february we had 14 percent more overnight stays even though the pandemic was already known to be on the way but the figures dropped rapidly in march and april we had cancellations of up to 100 percent and in the hotels and restaurants were devoid of life they closed up as required and it was eerie what he did and yes how does a visitor figures look right now looking around we can see there are some activity of course many germans are here but how many visitors have come from abroad. and we won't leave people out in the rain as we've allowed the restaurant owners to expand their outdoor seating with no extra charge for patrons aren't supposed to sit inside and fairly close together like some do. and you can see the effects by the increase in tourists. and we profit from hyderabad as a hot spot effect and we've always benefited from domestic tourism and most of the 70

martin sheen guys are going suppliers drilling projects to this day marks 21. to 60 minutes on t.w. . can you hear me now yes yes we can hear you and how last year's german sounds so i want to bring you an angle our mascot as you've never had have before surprise yourself with what is possible who is medical really what the new sat and what all some who talked to people who followed her along the way admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy joining us from eccles law stops. this is a deal where you newsline from believing u.s. regulators give the green light to a vaccine against code that 19 the food and drug administration approves the bio on take finds a vaccine this decision kickstarting and i'm presented vaccination campaign which works its begin in the coming days also coming up the u.s. supreme court rejects appeared to overturn the presidential election result in yet another blur to donald trump the justices dismissed a lawsuit challenging joe biden's victory in 14 states will trump finally have to concede will

step is scientifically surveying the area's biodiversity and selecting suitable need to priestly sheens to be planted. all the saplings and raw materials are then brought to the plantation site and other as anyone else. for the next 2 years, the saplings are regularly monitored and watered costing would mean 1.5 dollars and 3 dollars. poetry to me, aki technique could be crucial in the quest to revive urban green spaces. and the impact can be seen in a matter of few years. as demonstrated in thought up all over 90 percent of mumbai has been paved and contra ties in the past 4 decades done in the city into an urban heat island. a large built up area that traps heat and drives up temperatures even at night. carbon dense forest created using the me of aki technique could be enormously useful in combating this, despite their many benefits. these young voters cannot be treated as substitutes for naturally growing old forest. but it's certainly a start. trains also provide homes to other creatures that depend on them like fall life. for example, scientists disagree on how many types of fungus

mr sheen or a walking across the squares here and. heidelburg how would you say the numbers of tourists has changed compared to this time last year that. in january and february we had 14 percent more overnight stays even though the pandemic was already known to be on the way but the figure struck rapidly in march and april we had cancellations of up to 100 percent in the hotels and restaurants were devoid of life they closed up as required and it was eerie but what i think it's a yes how does a visitor figures look right now looking around we can see there are some activity of course many germans are here but how many visitors have come from abroad. and we won't leave people out in the rain we've allowed the restaurant owners to expand their outdoor seating with no extra charge for patrons are supposed to sit inside and fairly close together like some of these toys. and you can see the effects by the increase in tourists. and we profit from it hyderabad is a hot spot and we've always benefited from domestic tourism and. 70 percent of

sides of the national guard in addition transport unions have announced this is all that it is apply sheens and there have been warnings to it and vegetable markets be hit on this day in addition bad unions as well as unions have gotten support families who went to work and say that this strike there or is only between the 11 can and should be handled and so asked to install an office that was not really busy this is a symbolic straight and important to emphasize their top test against these new laws and it was it will show in the sixty's and of dogs with the government tomorrow. that many farmers seem convinced that legislation will hurt their bottom line but there are experts who insist that's not the case so i guess i'm wondering is it possible the farmers are misinformed and are just afraid of change. well melissa this is what the government has been saying this either day one day you these thoughts of the promise to explain to them just how beneficial the new can be fought them finally does however go friended by this implication this and this is almost understanding in a fashion becau

and sixty's he was celebrated for his vision of the creations and for bringing christian sheen to the masses during a career that spanned 70 years god i was born in italy and emigrated to france as a child. and that's it you're up to date with more on not earth quake croatia and they coming hours and of course around the clock on our website that's t.w. dot com. of the. story of producer and propaganda. they were called the rhineland bastards born after the 1st world war. their mothers were germans living in the occupied rhineland their father's soldiers from the french colonies the fees for the german children had a hard time because they were a reminder of the german defeat. exclusion and control culminated in forced sterilization under the nazis. this documentary examines the few traces that remain of their existence. the children of shame. storage january 11th on d w. file what's on the trading floor just days before the new year's celebrations the us stimulus package the brics it's true. age range on the corona virus vaccine boost investor sentiment. and the world's biggest film

there have been worse here sheen yes history and said new or serious new world history but most of us in large today have seen nothing like this one if 2020 were dystopian movie you'd probably turn it off after 20 minutes and even got the red cross of death on it you certainly 4 times before in the publications history when hitler died when the iraq war started and went to al qaeda needs as what killed probably leaving 2020 asking how it found itself in such blood stained company trump lost an election and insisted he hadn't more gaslighting but at least we're having some success topping up to evolve that submitting the fuse while at least they put a positive spin on but if you're american you might think a contested election is the was thing out. to you i want to wind back to how people reacted when the star * of the apprentice won the white house hillary clinton has called donald trump to concede the race so i decided not to try out what you just say to me in my ear as a.b.c. news is project oh boy it took florida was. such that i mean this is just really the beginning of the end fo

vaccine group do not represent a frequency above that expected in the general population look that sheens can take decades to test it is a miracle that so many have been developed so quickly a marvel of silence and rest assured if pfizer's vaccine most of these save this possible wouldn't be allowed anywhere near you heck the press sold it as well what a gift from god pfizer makes a final push drug company pfizer says it is a great day for science this is really a historic day we have pfizer the company's vaccine is not only safe it is effective authorities doctors scientists watchdogs a confident it's safe more or less and every death during clinical trials was thoroughly investigated a total of 6 of unrolled participants died during the reporting period all deaths represent events that occur in the general population of the. groups where they occurred at a similar rate again it's unlikely their words that the pfizer vaccine caused any deaths but what is me is that we learn that people had died during clinical trials and that others had developed think szell paralysis we learned this not

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also changing the way that libraries in japan operate with the installation of ultraviolet light for sheens to sterilize books being taken out and returned an important safeguard especially as many of those who rely on libraries are elderly then there's the question of what to do with the huge numbers of face masks we use and discard every day last month south korea alone produced more than 600000000 of them well one student here has a novel solution furniture design student came home takes used masks and turns them into stools melting down and molding the mostly plastic fabric it takes about $1500.00 masks for each 3 legged creation for humans masks protect us from the virus. they are a big source of environmental pollution they're proving popular with fellow students as a reminder of a year that many would probably want to forget including those whose businesses won't make it into next year robert bright al-jazeera sole. time magazine's person of the year for 2020 is actually 2 people joe biden and comma harris the finalists include us and factious diseases expert dr anthony found and ame

situation 18 some cities across france there have been criticisms of that and of course the new part sheen phase of the decompile it starts on shoes day in frogs many can see a starting on cheese which means that it starts at 8 pm in the evening rather knowing him as a racially charged but there is concern that on tuesday cultural institutions were supposed to be opening up they won't be opening up because the tradition of many restaurants is concerned that there's a possibility that jan we 20 which is the date they would ritually projected to be opening may not be the time when. there are many issues are there at the moment in france the spring people latch on to the streets to protest not least at the weekend we saw people. protest over the new global security law all more expected at their own more protests expected we've seen this protest over the last weeks about the global security law and then to add fuel to the fire that there is this new permitting republican values law and many of the protesters who came out of that weekend said that there are certain aspects of that move which u

claims that the chinese government is forcing ethnic minorities to pick cotton in the province of sheen john now you have said you've been quoted as saying that virtually the entire clothing industry is potentially implicated what should the entire clothing industry do. i think it's very simple it is to start with acknowledging the care and climate in the region and it used to be stunning that we were beaten. and know that. operating any business in the region right now given the character of the atrocities the chinese government is carrying out is practically impossible to even respect the un guiding principles on business and human rights so i think businesses have very responsibly to respect their own set of principles which often claims that they don't tolerate for slavery then they have to act and showing it and it's more this we have a very specific and simple to manage it's just starting with signing the culture of action that was equal wishing to and we were forced labor over the summer. ok zoomer thai are going to be the world we're congress joining us from montreal canada ms o

followed, spraying the packed restau ra nt followed, spraying the packed restaurant with rounds of sheengroup that had split from fatah and plo. the extradition of a suspect has been made possible by an agreement the eu and norway. the director of the french association for victims of terrorism is has three other suspects are still at large in the middle east. but the families will be glad to see at least one person stand trial. translation: we are going to try to persuade jordan translation: we are going to try to persuadejordan and the west ba n k try to persuadejordan and the west bank to follow norway's lead and join the fight against terrorism, because the fight against terrorism means never letting crimes go unpunished. we must all stand in solidarity to denounce terrorism, regardless of borders. waled abuzayed, now aged 62, has arrived in paris from oslo, where he has been living since 1991. he denies being involved in the attack, saying he was in monte in the attack, saying he was in m o nte carlo in the attack, saying he was in monte carlo at the time. the goldenberg killings we

crisis now clark takes a look it was an extraordinary moment after endless years of negotiations they sheens of the world united in this common cause and the paris agreement was born. poor but celebrations they were short lived within 18 months the accord was in deep trouble suddenly u.s. leadership was lost. the united states will withdraw from the paris. thanks lima to court well in the 5 years since paris national commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions well they haven't measured up and time is running out remember the agreement ange to stop global temperatures from rising 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels ideally one and a half degrees but average global temperatures are right now as i speak at $1.00 degrees and climbing and the impacts of a warming world they're already shocking displacing millions and costing billions extreme weather events are becoming all too familiar from superstorm stew record wildfires from heat waves to devastating floods ice packs they've continued to diminish at both poles with the current decade the warmest on record it sounds bad it is bad