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>> "south park" was able to be topical. >> "south park" really, really detests hypocrites. >> christiansalize 40th trimester abortions for you. >> could you imagine back then that these people would ever get on network television or any kind of television? >> howdy ho! >> it's a miracle. "south park" is a miracle. >> the early '90s the hbo shows start to kind of come into their own. >> and then have i always had these breasts? >> a lot of people want freedom. they don't want to go back to the networks, which are saying you can come to us where you'll make more money but you'll also have content restricted. you could go to cable and have no restrictions. not make as much money but have freedom of expression, which almost everybody who works in these mediums wants. >> some of the content truly was, you can't get this anywhere else. >> you're a fantasy maker, the only limit on the kinds of fantasies is people's imagination. >> hbo turned to people who said, i can't do that on television, but you can do it on hbo. >> white people don't trust black people. that's why they won't vote for no bl

minutes also been keeping our eye on this water main break south san francisco on northbound lanes south parkatercolor are closed. also the northbound highway 1 one off-ramp close you want to exit right before you get there on the freeway. another thing that's supposed to last until 05:00am this morning out delay hill bridge work in a closure 80 eastbound between 7.80 east as rings role that's supposed to be until 5. so back to the news. thousands of california restaurants are cooking up a plan that would put back some of the money they've spent to stay open back in their pockets. they are filing a. >>class action lawsuit that would require a number of counties and the state to give the restaurant's back money paid in fees licenses and permits despite losing thousands of dollars in revenue restaurants. they still were forced to pay thousands of dollars in fees and permits just to stay open and then the close again. >>it's simply all about the fees that restaurant owners paid to the government and it's the very government that's close of this amounts to for most restaurants is anywhere from a

that probably the most important thing that you've ever gotten to go like you know what i mean south park or delusion surfing and that extending from it and then that and i think that is. i was misguided and actually you know taking the average to reverse the damage because this is what we need our governments from south africa to the united states to russia do you recognize that this recombination to prioritize carse was a mistake of gigantic proportions of. billions of dollars and yet for some reason they're still very slow in doing that even if they aren't current goal because our public health systems are almost back by because of the car so why do you think they're so small. because the industry controls everything that's being done they control what tor to medical schools and i think that's important in their control that dietetics advice that's given out and if you stand out of line as i did then the industry would try to take you out as they tried to do with me and i was fortunate that i could stand up and because i knew the literature and i knew that i could beat them on the lite

used social media to recruit americans to al qaeda, and urging americans to kill the writers of south parkrisoned and then eventually deradicalized. >> i experienced directly when the primary threat we were concerned with was the jihadist, he said that it works but there's side affects. >> they were easily able to mobilize and migrate to alternative plat porms and those alternative platforms were somewhat more dangerous. >> even though deplatforming cut him off from potential recruits. >> it's a command from ala. >> it made him more radical, more committed and more prone to violence. >> when they called to censorship and takedowns because we were committed extremists and radicals is we felt more threatened and more scrutinized and more dangerous. >> it's a topic that researcher jm berger has studied for years. >> it was clear then, and all the research that i have done since then has made it clear that when you deplatform people, they lose audience. >> berger's 2015 study showed #isis was mentioned 40,000 times a day. dropping to 5,000 mentions a few months later. berger and horton conclud

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even urging followers to kill the writers of "south park" before he was deplatformed from social media for four years and finally deradicalized. >> so a lot of what we see unfolding in front of us now with regard to the far right i experienced directly when the primary threat we were concerned with was the jihadists. >> now an anti-extremist activist morton says digital deplatforming works but there are side effects sxwlp they were very easily able to mobilize and to migrate to alternative platforms. and those alternative platforms were somewhat more dangerous. >> reporter: even though deplatforming cut morton off from potential recruits -- >> it's a command from allah. >> reporter: it also made him more radical. more committed and more susceptible to violence. >> when they called for censorship and takedown the way we responded because we were committed extremists and committed radicals and i was wrong then, was to feel more threatened, to feel more scrutinized and to feel more endangered. >> reporter: to be sure, trump and his supporters aren't jihadis, but radical islamists offer th

generation, as far as i can tell, more than that, farmer and i'm really -- my family came here from park south, north carolina, after the wilmington riots and south carolina. so i'm really -- ever since the begin, chris and i have been talking about root causes. we both love the land, both love farming. violate and i love working the soil. but we understand that it goes way deeper than that. so our approach is to do what we can from where we are. and whenever we talk to people who have, you know, access to the higher levels of power, we have to emphasize how what we are doing is possible within a context. within the history that we all help create and ultimately the solutions are going to be -- are going to come from bf our heads and so i'm really happy to be an organization that feeds people, an organization that grows food because i love doing that, an organization that creates wonderful compost out of our recovered products, recovered food that turns, you know, ugly fruit, ugly vegetables into soup. but all of that is sort of, those are stopgaps. those don't need the -- don't meet the needs

like many other hospitals in south—east england, northwick park is under severe strain. south-east englandvere strain.— is under severe strain. there are no atients is under severe strain. there are no patients now _ is under severe strain. there are no patients now than _ is under severe strain. there are no patients now than there _ is under severe strain. there are no patients now than there were - is under severe strain. there are no patients now than there were in - patients now than there were in march, april and may, and if those numbers continue, it doesn't matter how good we are at looking after covid, we will run out of beds. because of pressure on london hospitals, some covid and other patients are set to be moved to this hospital in newcastle, which will also take patients from elsewhere in the north. nottingham hospitals are also ready to receive patients from southern england who need critical care. trust me to say hospitals outside london have been asked to help by boosting capacity stop —— trust leaders say stop we help by boosting capacity stop -- trust leaders say stop— h

south bay this morning. a 4.3 magnitude earthquake hit at 6:42 in the morning. the quake was centered near pinnacle national park south of hollister and felt in san jose. no reports, though, of any damage. >>> people continue to say their good-byes to a historic san francisco restaurant, our cameras capturing flowers being left outside the doors of the cliff house restaurant. people are also hoping the same site doesn't see anymore vandalism. graffiti that appeared right after the restaurant closed has already been painted over so the place looks good. the restaurant posted on facebook that graffiti was rarely an issue when they were there. now on thursday the iconic sign was removed from the building. a crowd gathered for that and cliff house opened back in 1896. it's now in the hands of the national park service. >>> a driver is lucky to be alive today after plunging off a bridge into san jose's guadeloupe river. happened just before 1:30 this morning in the willow glen neighborhood. first responders say they don't know why the driver ended up going off the side but the car ended up in the river bed. crews had

four hours south, tucson's reid park zoo got snow. those elephants. >> they are like, what's going on? >> what is this stuff? this is in it tucson. >> the baby elephants are like, i dig this. >> they are having a heck of a time rolling around in the snow, slipping and sliding in the mud. >>> would you bet on snow in las vegas? sin city, after two years of no snow, enough yesterday for sledding and snow people. cool to see areas that don't normally get snow getting snow. >> i won that bet, you guys. >> you said vegas? >> i would have won that bet. >> you predicted that? >> last week. >> he is a meteorologist. >> hey. >> yep, that's something i would gamble with you, jeff, for sure. >> all right. and look at this, you guys. as we move through next week our storm system after this one could also bring 1,500 to 2,000 feet, more snow. we are not done with the chances just yet. we know the past 24 hours very serious with heavier rainfall. let's start off the microclimate forecast with the rain totals. you can see just how much we picked up

shifted further to the south and is now really aimed right at the central coast in the central valley and especially the central sierra nevada where areas like yosemite national parkth into sequoia are looking at the heaviest snow tapering off a bit for the lake tahoe region but you still have the strong winds which is resulting in lower visibility and that is just as impactful as the snow itself is can result in whiteout conditions. the atmospheric river event aimed squarely at the central coast today last night it was the bay area now shifted further southward and you can see that here in future cast. that's not to say we're out of the woods here in the bay area though we'll have spotty showers into the afternoon. so times of clear skies like much of us are seeing right now and then interrupted by those pockets of rainfall and at times even heavy rain and opportunity for isolated thunderstorms. here's a look at this early afternoon, 12:30pm right here and this is actually for napa and sonoma counties that area of orange that's a heavy pocket of rain that will be working its way in across the northern tier of the bay area. the north bay we'll see our best potenti

. >> in the south bay, aimen low park candy shop owner is facing serious backlash tonight for attending the protest in washington, d.c. abc7 news reporter unser hassan is in menlo park where people 8 are calling for a boycott of the store. >> reporter: the menlo park candy store sugar shack is getting trashed online. the backlash started after this photo of owner susie tensly at trump's protest started circulating online linking her to the mob that stormed the capitol. >> call this out and say this is wrong, this is not okay. >> reporter: local youth act vift shane henry says people are demanding the shoppers boycott sugar shack. they took to yelp to attack her store. >> to support an unhinged president and come back to your community with a photo? i mean, this is the start of something for sure. >> reporter: tinsley says she was in d.c. because she wanted to attend president trump's last rally and doesn't support those who rampaged through the halls of congress. she wouldn't talk on camera, but in a written statement to abc7 news, tinsley writes, in part, i was there for a peaceful mar

park. we realized that the elephants were more or less fleeing the interior of the forest because of growing pressure from poachers from the south and southwest. thanks to fences that the park officials have set up around the villages the elephants are slowly retreating back into the forest. in 3 of the villages electric fences protect the plantations for the bus and we've been going hungry for 2 years people were losing weight there wasn't enough to eat but this year we have enough again we have vegetables we've been able to harvest what we planted to get. the cooperation between the park management and local residents is proving successful for the way in dong the fences in these communities have also come as a relief. if it was costing a lot of money it takes $46.00 people to chase away 3 elephants and elephants not a dog it's not a sheep that you can push away with elephants you have to be very strict and vigilant wolf would have visual and grew up here like many of the rangers he's confident that humans and wildlife can co-exist peacefully. simple as we do this so that our children can see what we are seeing today today we o

. >> in the south bay, aimen low park candy shop owner is facing serious backlash tonight for attending the protest in washington, d.c. abc7 news reporter unser hassan is in menlo park where people 8 are calling for a boycott of the store. >> reporter: the menlo park candy store sugar shack is getting trashed online. the backlash started after this photo of owner susie tensly at trump's protest started circulating online linking her to the mob that stormed the capitol. >> call this out and say this is wrong, this is not okay. >> reporter: local youth act vift shane henry says people are demanding the shoppers boycott sugar shack. they took to yelp to attack her store. >> to support an unhinged president and come back to your community with a photo? i mean, this is the start of something for sure. >> reporter: tinsley says she was in d.c. because she wanted to attend president trump's last rally and doesn't support those who rampaged through the halls of congress. she wouldn't talk on camera, but in a written statement to abc7 news, tinsley writes, in part, i was there for a peaceful mar

park. we realized that the elephants were more or less fleeing the interior of the forest because of growing pressure from poachers from the south and southwest. thanks to fences that the park officials have set up around the villages the elephants are slowly retreating back into the forest. in 3 of the villages electric fences protect the plantations plus we've been going hungry for 2 years people were losing weight there wasn't enough to eat but this year we have enough again we have vegetables we've been able to harvest what we planted to get. the cooperation between the park management and local residents is proving successful for the way in dong the fences in these communities have also come as a relief. if it was costing a lot of money it takes $46.00 people to chase away 3 elephants and elephants not a dog it's not a sheep that you can push away with elephants you have to be very strategic and vigilant. and grew up here like many of the rangers he's confident that humans and wildlife can co-exist peacefully. and most we do this so that our children can see what we are seeing today but today we only read about dinosaurs an

and winter driving conditions and get advice and speaking of driving to the parks highway 41 which is coming up from the south side of the fresno area into the park. >>my understanding and that's the area that's the area that got hardest hit and i understand how a 41 is closed, so that beautiful tunnel view when you come out of the tunnel and you see the valley valley laid out in front of you that view is now closed because of the work that's going on there is that correct. >>so road the highway 41 corridor from the south and trent. it can could then so close to the badger pass turnout that section of road is closed and will remain closed when we open up when we open from yosemite valley to tunnel you will be open to the public. >>that's good news. is this going to affect anything as far as i understand some of the facilities like bathrooms were damaged by trees falling in boardwalks where people could walk to get around in some of those meadows and so on. as pam alluded to once you get summit 70 valley are going to be able to get to where you want to go to see some of these beautiful sights. >>so we're still

parks us there are now to cover energy needs. solar energy would then account for a quarter of the country's power i would push. south to germany's biggest solar park project 10 years ago the operating company was one of the biggest nuclear power producers in the country. they still run several coal fired plants but that will soon be a thing of the past. these new energy sources will have to fill the gap they've become a central pillar in our portfolio. 2012 we've seen growth. all new and renewable segments including wind both offshore and onshore as well as solar. you know these technologies will account for about half of our output by 2025 i mean. the solar panels just keep on coming day even on day as. talk so sustainable mobility tend to focus on the big cities in ways to reduce traffic congestion and pollution and of course make life better on you give me basis on protecting you and what if you get off because well it's not taken this off the optical innovation that was developed in take. place handcuffs off and why several 100 kilos and here in kenya's capital nairobi exhausted noise are not a problem for day l

this ruling finally marks the end of a 4 year legal process through the court system of south korea former president park geun who was originally sentenced to 30 years in prison for abuse of power and bribery charges relating to her time in office which came to an end in early 2017 when she was kicked out of office after being impeached now she appealed against the length of that sentence and the court of the high court here in seoul last summer reduce the sentence to 20 years that decision has now been upheld by this supremes court ruling which in addition to 2 years for a separate offense means that park should serve 22 years in total behind bars meaning she wouldn't be released until she is an extremely old person in 2039 of course the expectation is that at some point she may well get a pardon and be released early but as far as her supporters are concerned and there have been a number of them here for this ruling they do not believe that she should be behind bars the toll saying that this whole court case has been a political action against her. this is a clear case of political pressure and in the

marty, at the top of that tower is a $230 million view and that is ken griffith's view. 220 central park south. i know you have been there to check it out. what does candy griffith do? when we say robinhood has free commissions and they run of trades from flows for mr. griffin so he can buy that view, what does he do? >> what he has said he is going to do is support robinhood as a trading platform in any way he can. it does raise questions about that relationship, potential conflict, since ken griffin was also an investor in the market. what he wants to do, i assume, is make sure that the markets are functioning properly and will do everything he can to make sure that order for that comes through citadel continues. looks like that's going to happen today. tom:o we will see. executiveur -- we will see. our executive managing editor. i am going to call it a modest rollover at that in very early trading. coming up, and exceptionally important and timely conversation with the former governor of the bank of england, mark carney, special envoy for the united nations on climate action. the rules have

park. this is a little bit east of soledad, south of salinas. right before that 4.3 quake there was a 3.3 2 quake and a 2.5 quake. so we are following a slew of earthquakes around pinnacles national park which is the remains of an ancient volcanic field. we'll continue to follow that temblor in monterey county as our newscast progresses. >>> santa clara health officials are issuing a new directive to all businesses. the county is now requiring businesses to shut down workplace kitchens and break rooms. employees can still access break rooms to use coffeemakers, refrigerators or microwaves, but employees cannot sit nor gather in those break rooms. health officials say break rooms have proven to be one of the most common causes of workplace covid-19 transmission. health care facilities are exempt from that rule. >>> now, to one of the oldest gay bars in san francisco's castro district. it could be forced to close for good. it's a story we have heard so many times throughout this pandemic. twin peaks has been in business for the last 48 years. the o

tom: i watch my fifth version of home alone to look at the trump rate at central park south.rue, it is out there, and we know it, but there is nothing like michael mckee said, the actual statistic always has an impact. lisa: people struggling to understand how quickly the labor market can recover. once people can go back to bars and restaurants, people can get reemployed. the scarring implications not only after people of been out of work, but in an economy that is fundamentally transformed in a much bigger way remains to be seen. tom: is never boring as it was for claims, and we move through the economic week. the president-elect to address the nation tonight with a fiscal plan, i believe the 7:00 hour. look for that on bloomberg. coming up, on oil, jeff currie, goldman sachs. this is bloomberg on radio, on television. ritika: with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. president trump has become the first president ever impeached twice. the resolution was approved by all democrats in the house and tan republicans. the president was accused of one count of incitement of ins

like many other hospitals in south—east england, northwick park is under severe strain. than there were in march, april and may, and if those numbers continue, it doesn't matter how good we are at looking after covid, we will run out of beds. because of pressure on london hospitals, some covid and other patients are set to be moved to this hospital in newcastle, which will also take patients from elsewhere in the north. nottingham hospitals are also ready to receive patients from southern england who need critical care. trust leaders say hospitals outside london have been asked to help by boosting capacity. we are now moving a small number of patients from london to other parts of the country because london critical care capacity is very full. that's not something we would normally want to do, but i hope in one sense it's a reassuring sign of how far the nhs will go to treat every single patient who needs care. some london and south—east hospitals are so stretched that patients are having to be moved hundreds of miles for treatment. does this not suggest not enough was d

when the park reopens, it'll be open 24 hours a day, but areas south of yosemite valley will remain closed the park it previously only been open for day use because of the pandemic, campgrounds and hotels will remain closed until early. next month. if you'd like to track the rain this week and again, we're going to get a lot of rain in the coming days. you can also get forecast for your area. all you have to do is download the kate to be weather app. it's free to download wherever you get your aps. go ahead tonight. gavin newsom officially lifts the lockdown order see how some businesses rush to welcome back customers right away. also ahead tonight, thousands of dollars in funding awarded to a bay area restaurant will tell you about the latest lucky recipient cal. health officials d regional stay at home orders today. the move returns power back to county leaders to set coronavirus restrictions after nearly two months. counties in the bay area region are now returned to the purple tear of a color coded system that allows many businesses to resume serving customers on site, the governor say

south bay. the wind storm in yosemite forced the park to clohr tghou winds in excess of 80 miles per hour slammed at the south end where trees smashed through homes and cars, enormous trees. look at that. the yosemite spokesman said fortunately there were no injuries involved is. >> look at the size of that tree, amazing. now the covid crisis, the bay area is seeing imeveroicntu num. the region's availability went up to 7.4 up from 3.4 last week. a good trend. the sacramento region had their stay at home order lifted, 8.9% now. it was lifted based off of a four-week projection by the state. another you should know about, san francisco expects to run out of covid vaccine this week. >> we anticipate everything that we have in our possession will be gone by thursday. >> there iso word when san francisco will receive more vaccine. for now there is only hope. >> believe me,s m iuch as each of you more vaccine will come as quickly as >> reporter: california exceeded their goal of 1 million shots in ten days. >> we had a peak day of over 110,000 vaccinations done. >> reporter: the latest number of cases

south bay. the wind storm in yosemite forced the park to close through friday morning. in excess of 80 miles per hour slammed the national treasure. these are images at the south end where trees smashed through homes and cars, enormous trees. look at that. the yosemite spokesman said fortunately there were no injuries involved is. >> look at the size of that tree, amazing. now the covid crisis, the bay area is seeing improvement in the icu numbers. the region's availability went up to 7.4 up from 3.4 last week. a good trend. the sacramento region had their stay at home order lifted, 8.9% now. it was lifted based off of a four-week projection by the state. another you should know about, san francisco expects to run out of covid vaccine this week. >> we anticipate everything that we have in our possession will be gone by thursday. >> there is no word when san francisco will receive more vaccine. for now there is only hope. >> believe me, i hope as much as each of you more vaccine will come as quickly as >> reporter: california exceeded their goal of 1 million shots in ten

like many other hospitals in the south east of england, northwick park is under severe strain. in march and april and may, and if those numbers continue, then it doesn't matter how good we are at looking after covid, we'lljust run out of beds. because of pressure on critical care units like that, hospitals in nottingham have been asked to take covid patients from london and the south east, and newcastle is also set to receive patients from further south, even london. trust leaders say hospitals around england have been asked to help by boosting capacity. we know we now are moving patients, a small number of patients, from london to other parts of the country because london's critical care capacity is very, very full. that's not something we would normally want to do but i hope in one sense, it's a reassuring sign of how far the nhs will go to treat every single patient who needs care. some hospitals in london and the south east of england are so stretched that patients are having to be moved hundreds of miles for treatment. does this not suggest that not enough was done by the

seren park gardens was marketed as a green oasis is in south london.. the block's insurance costs have soared from £123,000 to more than £650,000 a year. i don't understand why they can suddenly put up the prices. either they are unwilling to bear the risk which doesn't make sense because they have presumably borne the risk successfully in the past, either that, or they're just using this to profit dramatically. for some buildings, insurance costs have gone up by more than 1000%, how on earth can you justify that? the process of getting buildings fixed is far too slow, too many people are going to sleep at night in dangerous buildings and that's simply unacceptable. the high cost of insurance is a symptom of those problems. this is clearly a very urgent situation but it's a very complex and multifaceted challenge. i think it's right we come up with the most comprehensive and effective solution before we start making those details public. but the longer it takes to get to grips with this safety crisis, the more money drains away from flat owners like le

park. we realised that the elephants were more or less fleeing the interior of the forest because of growing pressure from poachers from the south and southwest. thanks to fences that the park officials have set up around the villages the elephants are slowly retreating back into the forest. in 3 of the villages electric fences protect the plantations with us and we've been going hungry for 2 years people were losing weight there wasn't enough to eat but this year we have enough again we have vegetables we've been able to harvest what we planted to get. the cooperation between the park management and local residents is proving successful for the way in dong the fences in these communities have also come as a relief. if it was costing a lot of money it takes $46.00 people to chase away 3 elephants and elephants not a dog it's not a sheep that you can push away with elephants you have to be very strict and vigilant visuals and grew up here like many of the rangers he's confident that humans and wildlife can co-exist peacefully. so we do this so that our children can see what we are seeing today today we only read about dinosaurs a

like many other hospitals in the south—east of england, northwick park is under severe strain.tients now than there were in march and april and may and if those numbers continue, then it doesn't matter how good we are at looking after covid, we'lljust run out of beds. because of pressure on critical care unit like that, hospitals in nottingham have been asked to take covid patients from london and the south—east and newcastle is also set to receive patients from further south, even london. trust leaders say hospitals around england have been asked to help by boosting capacity. we know we now are moving patients, a small number of patients, from london to other parts of the country because london's critical care capacity is very, very full. that's not something we would normally want to do but i hope in one sense it's a reassuring sign of how far the nhs will go to treat every single patient who needs care. some hospitals in london and the south—east of england are so stretched that patients are having to be moved hundreds of miles for treatment. does this not suggest that not e

in south africa, parts of the kruger national park are flooded after a tropical storm brought heavy rainsthe storm is passing over southern africa after making a -- making landfall it in mozambique -- making landfall in mozambique over the weekend. people living close by are being told to avoid roads and w-lying bridges. joe biden and vladimir putin have reached a deal to extend then you start luke hoyer -- the new start nuclear arms control treaty. it was set to expire early next month. it limits the amount of nuclear weapons that can be deployed. they refused -- the trump at mr. risch and refused to extend the pact without concessions from russia. now to the intersection of fashion with the conflict in the middle east. and you was really fashion house with its ion european markets is bringing together artists and artisans from very different backgrounds. reporter: it is a photo shoot, just like in milan, new york, or berlin. but the new collection his being photographed in tel aviv. in fact, the is really fashion startup is producing men the for the german market -- mainly for the germa

other places but the owners say there's also been a contract dispute with the national park service. >>and the south bay with new year's eve here authorities in the city of santa clara are reminding folks not to set off illegal fireworks officials say they typically see an uptick in 911 calls related fireworks on holidays like new years in the 4th of july. the santa clara police department fire department will be conducting what they call preventative roving patrol, anyone caught setting off fireworks faces potential fines or criminal prosecution. and since there won't be any fireworks are crowded ballrooms allowed this new year. some bay area entertainment venues are trying to get creative with immersive new year's eve, virtual parties so that people sheltering in place can celebrate safely at home the san francisco champagne society is offering bubbly delivered right to your door better get on that if you want some though and there will be virtual champagne tasting says well done bring in the new year tonight the society's owner says business is much needed champagne sales this year been dismal. >

park. we realized that the elephants were more or less fleeing the interior of the forest because of growing pressure from poachers from the south and southwest. thanks to fences that the park officials have set up around the villages the elephants are slowly retreating back into the forest. in 3 of the villages electric fences protect the plantations plus we've been going hungry for 2 years people were losing weight there wasn't enough to eat but this year we have enough again we have vegetables we've been able to harvest what we planted to get. the cooperation between.