that is the split because _ not vaccinated. that is the split because i _ not vaccinated.ecause i have - not vaccinated. that is the split because i have yet i not vaccinated. that is the split because i have yet to j not vaccinated. that is the - split because i have yet to see lately, when i see patients, any sign that the vaccine is not doing itsjob. it any sign that the vaccine is not doing its job. it does seem to provide protection, the data seems to show that and clinically that's what i see. we saw some patients admitted to the hospital who had not been vaccinated ever so that's not surprising. we are now seeing much more coronavirus than we saw and we can send those people home if they are doing well, which is what we do with the vaccinated people. so just in my last shift in the hospital yesterday, just in my last shift in the hospitalyesterday, i just in my last shift in the hospital yesterday, i saw people who had coronavirus and the ones who were seeking, one was sick that i really saw was unvaccinated and the vaccinated people were doing well, they went home,

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the vo could split — talking about labour, lots... the vo could split._ for the jury anyway. he wasn't over 20,000 majority, reduced to 2,000, they still— 20,000 majority, reduced to 2,000, they still retain it. you described that as _ they still retain it. you described that as a — they still retain it. you described that as a tryout. i think it's important _ that as a tryout. i think it's important because it you can see boris _ important because it you can see borisjohnson turning up important because it you can see boris johnson turning up and saying i've boris johnson turning up and saying we still— boris johnson turning up and saying i've still got it. but were they to lose it _ i've still got it. but were they to lose it and — i've still got it. but were they to lose it and i think probably more likely to — lose it and i think probably more likely to liberal democrats i think at that— likely to liberal democrats i think at that point it is a crisis moment, still not _ at that point it is a crisis moment, still not the — at that point it is a crisi

he is completely conscious of the split and cabinets but also _ conscious of the split and cabinets but to go— but also the fact that if he wants to go with tougher measures, he would _ to go with tougher measures, he would have to recall parliament and probably— would have to recall parliament and probably see a bigger rebellion. at the same — probably see a bigger rebellion. at the same time the scientific data is going _ the same time the scientific data is going the _ the same time the scientific data is going the wrong way and telling him that he _ going the wrong way and telling him that he probably needs to act harder and faster. that's why we ended up in this— and faster. that's why we ended up in this impasse, this ridiculous situation — in this impasse, this ridiculous situation where you have got certainty _ situation where you have got certainty for may be 24 hours and then— certainty for may be 24 hours and then tomorrow there may be a meeting of the _ then tomorrow there may be a meeting of the cabinet again, there will be discussions about whether something should _ discu

how the jury splits in such a situation, or how it hangs, how the split goes, has a lot of impact onens next. if it is a close split, 10-2 or 11-1, you can expect the government will bring the case again. if it is split closer to something in the middle, that is when you begin to see something maybe of a plea deal taking form because both sides realize they have brought their best game and the result was a split down the middle and no one really wants to do this again. emily: whatever happens, elizabeth holmes, the seven days of testimony will have a pivotal impact. appreciate your reporting and covering the trial every day. the 2:00 a.m. arrival time, thank you. the latest installment of spider-man has smashed the opening weekend record for a movie release during the pandemic. the film starring tom holland took ins -- in ticket sales that make it the top grossing film released in the u.s. this year. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." tune in tomorrow when we will be joined by san mateo's district attorney and a partner at sapphire ventures. i'm emily chang in s

ijust want i just want to ask about rumours that there is a split within the taliban.y one side, and there's been a split with the kandahar a taliban. and finally, you are a young afghan. you are 27 years old. you have spent your youth and childhood in war. you are now part of a government that is in power. what message do you have four other young afghans in this country and abroad who are concerned about the future of their country? hello, there. storm arwen was battering the uk this time last weekend. today, things have been a little bit quieter. we have got been driving on colder air. also, these shower clouds have been pushing on. some of the wettest weather has been in this coral of cloud here. another area of low pressure moving its way into the north sea at the moment. south of that, along more south parts of the uk, this is where we see the best of the weather. but we have got wetter weather coming into another england, and still a mixture of rain and snow across south easterly areas of scotland. these are the late afternoon, end of the day temperatures. a win

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the phone lines are split. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. much of the debate here centered around who determines school curriculums, how much of a veto parent should have over the curriculums. in your view, what is the right balance? guest: the right balance is for parents to be incredibly involved to the extent that they are able to be responsible for their -- for the schooling of their students, whether that is in a home school setting or in a private school setting. the same principle should apply in a public school setting. it is important for school systems and districts to be able to have a lot of parental involvement in the debate in virginia was coming down to that where you had the former governor articulate that he did not want parents being involved in the curriculum and that is something that we need to change and change across the country in ensuring that there is transparency, not just transparency but a difference of opinion that parents have the ability to say these are concepts that we are just no

for me, it's too easy to split it too early to speculate. i mean, obviously that is going to be a factor and there was some pressure behind his being reinstated. i mean, i'm not sure what his popularity is in the country. i don't, i kind of doubt that you know, that he said popular, but if he was, you know, there was an effort to stop him from running and now he's back. but now they can't have the election so it could be connected. well, there were some reports as well, of blackouts and some areas of tripoli. do you think that this is an indication of some sort of wider campaign in the libyan capital? you know, i think the black achieving were further than just simply triple 8. but yeah, i mean there may be a broader strategy. there are tick. so chaos as this happens. and of course, we have to remember that the presidential elections and you know, are due to take place in just 8 days time. to what extent do you think they can still happen? hard to see it happening. if you have a clue underway and you have the president's palace surrounded, w

but to some, the split from pakistan remains a painful memory. ah, we start with some breaking news rescue operations are underway in parts of the philippines that have been hit by one of the strongest storms in the world. the c, tens of thousands of people are being moved to emergency shelter in the southern in central pines of the country. officials say about 10000 villages are in the projected path of the typhoon. shamella alan dugan has more from manila what we're seeing basically, whatever dates that are made available at this point, i just snippets of what's actually happening at the moment. um, no, typhoon ry made land for on char go. island. you know, i don't tourist destination on the eastern part of them in, in our region. and it is a slow moving typhoon. which means that it's going to batter a lot of the coastal and agricultural community in this part of our, of, of, of, of the philippines. and we know that a lot of the 8th, usually already pre positioned in a country like the philippines with more than $7000.00 islands. but again, the

but for some, the split from pakistan remains a painful memory plus from trash to treasure. the artists in garza who turned a rubbish dump site into a leisure center for all and i'm he to same it with you. a sport. australia's cricket captain is ruled out of the 2nd ashes test of the close contact the coven, 19 case, and very late drama. as the fee for arab cup, as algeria school in the 17th amended stuff, it's time to reach the final at the expense of hosts cutter ah, welcome to the knees. are we begin with some breaking news and one of the strongest storms in the world this year has landfill in the philippines, not tens of thousands of people are being moved to emergency shelters in the southern and central parts of the country. official say about 10000 villages in the projected path of the ty think. well, let's get more on the system where the present to jeff harrington got the very latest force. so hale, we have seen a few storms quite as powerful as this one. so again, it's made that landfall toward eastern areas of the philippines. it's, we can slightly, as it's now pa

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a still ahead on agile a decades on some bangladesh, his independence to split from pakistan remains a painful subject for some plan. political parties in the netherlands. agree on a coalition government after months of negotiations. ah and away we go with your weather. sorry for the middle east. hello everyone. good to see you. we have a bit of activity roland across the levant areas of the rock. and we may see some showers across a saudi into kuwait. and another area we're watching as bach, that was show you the 3 day forecast, the risk of some showers thursday. i think the better bet will actually be on friday. and your temperatures well above average for this have the year except for going to pakistan. plenty of sun here, but of instability rolling across says some parts of the country, but nothing major. where we are seen a lot of disturb weather is for turkey, really ra conditions here, low temperatures is stumble, 6 degrees, you've got the rain and you've also got the wind and we're seeing that spread further towards the east traps on had a beautiful day on wednesday. that cha

and bangladesh celebrates 50 years of independence, but for some, the split from pakistan remains a painful memory. and i'm he to same it of all your sports news. australia's cricket captain is ruled out of the 2nd ashes test after close contact with the cove at 19 case, and more games cancelled in the english premier league as the army kron variant hit salt worldwide. ah, welcome to the news. our countries around the world are recording their highest cove at 19 daily infections. since the start of the pandemic, france has banded non essential travel from the u. k to card the spread of the armor chrome variant. now that's as the united kingdom sees a record number of infections. south korean hospitals are being overwhelmed by a search in the number of critically ill patients. there are warnings, the system is on the brink of collapse. and on the african continent, the delta and the army con variance have driven infections up by nearly 83 percent . that's the fastest search anywhere in the world. this year. there's cars over to natasha butler's life threats, empowers keep an eye on what's go

infections and severe cases. bangladesh celebrates 50 years of independence about the sun, but the split from pakistan remains a painful memory class from trash to treasure, the artisan garza who have turned a rubbish dump size into alicia center for a beginning. the u. s. where a new storm system is sweeping across the midwest. tornadoes in the states of nebraska and iowa, have cut power to hundreds of thousands of people. high wind warnings are in place for an area stretching from new mexico to michigan. got have already whipped up just in kansas, making it dangerous to drive the storms come as president joe biden visited communities he had to buy last week's devastating tornadoes. id, joe castro were pours this street in bowling green. kentucky once rang with the sounds of children playing young families lived here. but then on friday the tornado came and some neighbours sheltered together. they decided to get in the 1st house together. and unfortunately the house was just a mileage for the ground. 11 people died here. 8 of them were children or i don't know what to say, man is retire

looking at the regional split this morning we have broad based gains coming through, p evenly spread rally this morning, about 1% for every major market the cac 40 lagging up about 0.48%. about an hour into the trading session at the top of the board we have oil and gas rallying about 1.8% construction and materials up about 1.4%, banks insurance and real estate. on the down side we have technology lagging but still up half a percent now perhaps part of the reason for this rebound is that we have had some encouraging headlines on the omicron variant over the weekend. initial data from south africa shows hospitalizations have not increased due to the omicron variant. this as the virus continues to spread across europe and has been identified in nearly one third of all u.s. states dr. anthony fauci acknowledged on sunday that it was too soon to know the full consequences of the strain but said he was confident booster jabs could offer a considerable degree of protection against the variant. >> you look at the third doze, you increase the levels of neutralizing antibodies against all th

you know, i mean you've got to split the difference. you can't make it the richard, blaze. freeze and stuff that goes buster tags, but you can't make it so stupid the real use. you've got to split the difference on these cook books, right. it's mary bennett with truth of true statement. i think sometimes go with food. it's like people make it harder than it needs to be shut, make it harder than needs to be. it's like, by good product, cook it the right way. it's going to be the was just and the story. you know, it doesn't have to be boil in a bag and you don't have to go get no microwave and 14 seconds. but yeah, again, you don't need, do you know, all the molecular astronomy stuff, man, it makes me a bit batty cleveland brother come up. i mean, you know, i don't want to eat foam or air dennis know, full nor air for me. yeah. you start talking to a cat and keep clever about surveyed and he says, sue the sheet they rocky call a veto. do i do? i remember that i grew up burns, i know those rhythms tell me if i grow up you say your mom was

my pcp chart was a teenager have been what is now bangladesh split to be from pakistan. some of his family members died in the violence and he blames pockets on government for actions that gave rise to bangladesh. nationalism. v had taken the larger portion of focus on actual what subjects our slaves, a lot of subtle and that's it. that's it. on december 16, 1971 bucket. funny. generally ozzy signed a surrender document and pockets on begin by the dash after a 9 month long violent uprising indian soldiers in the lori, hundreds of thousands of people were killed. but those who called for independence and those who wanted to stay part of the united part fun for this, the many pockets bunny hold india responsible. when bengalis of the allies back west ferguson is not going to ship and indians realised it more than the been goalies. dunden intervened politically, socially monetarily de established the office of motley by me and tell cut out that sentiment is fueled by political speeches by indian leaders. visiting bangladesh for bangladesh, his freedom, the desire here was m

so, it seems like the judge split the difference and said, okay, july. >> he did.ory for bannon too, and bannon also said, we need ten days, and we have all these motions and the government said they don't need any time and it's only one day. look, bannon's -- has a different agenda here to make a sort of media circus out of this. so far, at least as of today, the judge basically indulged him well enough but he's got to be careful. this is a very, very conservative judge nevertheless. no judgmee wants a defendant toe using his or her courtroom to make a media circus, and when might bannon push him too far. for now, though, this is a victory for bannon that he split the difference because -- and it will continue this way, because bannon will always take the most extreme, crazy position and splitting the difference will be for him, you know, just taking him all the farther toward the midterms and the like. >> all right, let's talk marc short now. this is the highest level engagement yet or even possible, except for maybe the vice president himself on his team. decidi

i had to make a split second decision in drawing my gun and unloading the gun. i didn't give a damn how many shots i fired. i wanted to protect myself under those circumstances. here i thank officer potter wanted to protect her partner in this case is. it is unfortunate that a man died. i got to just say one more thing. i'm deeply disturbed by a defense attorney that puts a young man on trial and says that he, duante wright, was responsible for his death. i think that that is also something that the jury could very well have taken in to consideration here. that's a no-no as far as i'm concerned as a lawyer, to put someone on -- and say that this young man that died was responsible for his death. and the jury heard that. >> reasonable people can agree that that is a deeply offensive statements for a whole host of reasons. mercedes, ted laid out this scenario, this was is not just a faulty split second decision made by kim potter herself. there was a series of faulty split second decisions made on the ground in real time that ended up in duante wright being fatall

she was fired days later because the restaurant and said she needed to split the tips.f the staff and the customer said that's not right, we will make it straight out to you so she was fired from her job for sharing that with the customer. >> the policy from what i understand reading the story of the restaurant as they never split it amongst everybody for some reason in this instance, a group of 40 people, her and her partner both serve the table so she wants her key. it i don't know. it sounds like there's a little bit more to the story because the other server got to keep the 2,000 and is still working there. i'm a fax guy, i don't like to speculate usually come in this case, i'm going to hold off. >> i could go 10 minutes on this, i could do 10 minutes on this story with you and the ethical nature or unethical nature of splitting tips but we are going to move on. check this out. this is a georgia high school state championship game, football, american sport. it came down to the wire. watch high school students start running around, sprinting around the stadium becaus

andy murray has split with long—time coach jamie delgado. won a second wimbledon title and finished the year as the world number one. former british davis cup player delgado took over as full—time coach in late 2017. murray has decided to give a trial to germanjan de witt, who has previously coached gael monfils, gilles simon and nikoloz basilashvili. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the semifinals of snookers scottish open. as in his previous match, the rocket wasn't at his best, but he just had too much for china's li hang. a fantastic double here in frame seven was the highlight of his 5—4 win. full details of all the quarterfinals matches on the bbc sport website. that's just about it. don't forget coverage of day four of the first ashes test continues through the night with commentary on test match special, plus full coverage on the bbc website, including in —play clips. that's bbc dot c0 dot uk slash sport, but that's all the sport for now. hello. a big change in the feel of the weather through this weekend with some milder air spreadin

i want to see that, the split was not really silly about the village and the children and the other thing about learning about the organization is that how and what the role was of limited were in a nation of islam in all of this is important and understanding. and when he split, he still had a strong organization, there were issues with it so though are all issues with all organizations and if you look at that organization, you can look at your organization that you made braided light of the with these people. it's sad but. [inaudible]. >> yes, it is complicated and that's the short of it, it is complicated and people were not character ensures, and they dealt with him and nuance ways and again, that is like the focus is that you get to see the fullness of life and how somebody making the decisions made and how people come to the decisions they make. and asking another question and will go to q&a pretty. >> okay, so love hearing your take on everything. and this brings me up to another question. is there any way in your own personal ideas change either before you became the researcher up

ukraine, to split european allies from the united states.at we are afraid of. we hope it will not happen. basically, president biden sent a good signal. hibatallah: it was mentioned in our report from kimberly about economic sanctions. you mentioned some of that, as well. one of the things mentioned was the nord stream 2 pipeline that is running between russia and germany, which can be used as leverage. jake sullivan, the u.s. national security advisor, mentioned that. he said is it -- it is leverage for the rest because if vladimir putin wants to see gas flow through the pipeline, he may not want to risk invading ukraine. if things were to come to that, the nord stream 2 pipeline would be suspended, wouldn't it? is that something that is obviously worked into the u.s. calculations on this? taz annette? -- hasn't it? just respond to that if you can. melinda: absolutely. nord stream 2 is definitely on the table, with a couple of different options when you read the sullivan statement. he refuses to go into what was discussed. but we know that

looking at what was funded, a fairly even split because of lack of participation. military construction came in at number two. military construction in the past, before the moratorium, was towards the top end of spending on earmarks. this was in the senate this year. energy and labor still representative towards the top. looking at equity concerns in the senate and looking at what was spent per state, only 38 states plus the district of columbia participated. when i say d.c., it is because senators have requests on behalf of the district of columbia. on behalf of the states come almost twice that of the house of representatives, $145 million. alabama, south carolina leading here, with alabama at $552 million for their state. of course, the ranking member in appropriations is from alabama, which got me thinking, how did appropriations committee members figure into this huge process? so this graph changes to turn yellow any state that has a participating appropriater. and you can see towards the top, appropriators are very well-represented, above the average. in the

are going to have a split screen course the u.s.the split screen and 911 will be a towel man on american military taking over afghan c city which is honduras and that's of significance. it's not the towel man stronghold they are making the calculations we are going to push so wee can take cobble. that tended afghan national armies not break the afghan special store forces the militias are ready to fight. they're going to be fighting for their home territory. we see them coming back my wife said he didn't know he was still alive. these guys are seriousf fighters and they spend their entire life doing it. he would say hey i got that he would be reveling in this moment. >> i want to come back to this this is obviously a critical question and is contemporary. i want toic stay focused. what is the future of al qaeda? once you lose it bin laden there a lot who have experience. how do you see that organization being able to function in ten years they are still out there, we still hear from them occasionally they still conduct attacks. do t

even if a split happens, it will be messy.to mention with inflation hitting wallets and stimulus easing, customers won't be feeling so flush with cash. jack: last night i put ice in a yeti cup, this morning it's still frozen. how could you be against the stock. >> they make wonderful coolers, wonderful cups. i'm worried about the stock. it was a stay-at-home beneficiary and all the stocks, zoom video communications, peloton, things like that, they've all tumbled. yeti is still up double digits this year and it's trading about 27 times forward earnings. it's just not cheap. don't be surprised if 2022 turns out to be a much tougher year for it. jack: all right. viewer, you have been warned, carlton of, ben, jack, thanks for the warnings. don't forget to follow us on twitter at barron's online. that's all for us. merry christmas. we'll see you next week on barron's round table. today. ♪ ♪ >> a visionary architect. >> the building is iconic and maverick. >ambitious man of god. stuart: build an impossible church of glass. >> he was

we split costs, it depends on the function in question. think we have a very positive and healthy relationship all the way on down. susan: what is the annual budget of the entire operation and how much of that comes from federal funds? pres. byron: the foundation operating budget is about 10 million and all of that is private. you would have to check with the national archives to see how they are given to the nixon library itself. when it comes to the split costs that i mentioned earlier, the national archives do control more square footage in the library right now. they do bear a larger burden of the electrical maintenance costs and now those are public funds. the foundation recently raised 25 million two fully renovate and overhaul the nixon library museum. a wonderful guy named fred malik raised that when he 5 million to redo that library. that was all privately raised and then after the renovation, it was donated to the u.s. governor. susan: your portion of it is private donations, private solicited donations and memberships. people ca

we are going to have a split screen. if you look at the successes they are making the calculation. whether they are able to do that they are armed and ready to fight for their home territory. my wife said i didn't know he was still alive. they are serious fighters so bin laden of course would say i got what i wanted. it took 20 years. a. >> this is a critical question but i want to stay with al qaeda a little bit first. what is the future of al qaeda. as a potential leader how do you see that organization being able to function? we still hear from them occasionally. they still conduct attacks. does al qaeda have legs without osama bin laden? >> one of the things, and i can include myself in h this, it tus out they had no role in the attacks against the united states and no role focused on egypt and somebody has done a survey and i think egypt is like number 29 on the list. he already spent six months in prisonso right in the middle of the planning attacks on the embassies in africa and they use them as a windowdressing because he didn't play an important part in al qaeda but he man

marcus group ceo has to say about this holiday sale amid rising inflation in the company may be splittingo three, let's take a look back at some of the top newsmakers on boarding with maria on this edition of the week's talkers. >> the union boss of the los angeles police department is wanting people to stay away from los angeles. >> the sad part it is true, if you're coming to los angeles, don't come here, it's true, it's dangerous. >> the child tax credit goes away in one year but they don't really wanted to go away and one year? >> nor will it. democrats have been pretty clear they want to make all the provisions permanent by using one or two years or gimmicks. >> what you see in terms of performance, what is your outlook for the new year? >> we just finished the best nine months of the company's history in terms of profits. the reason for that, we had lower claims than we had expected due to people not going to the doctor or remaining at home. jackie: here's a look at where the markets ended the week. joining me now chief investment strategist mark leucine e. great to have you on the

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nick: victor, do you think there is a split in the way the west once to deal with china?far as this is concerned, there is not a unified approach. the u.s. top ross may not be attending, but the u.n. secretary general has been signaling he will attend the games. >> i would not say it is a split. the united states is the most powerful country in the world, but it still is unable to get h their way all the time. there are some issues where they are not willing to go along. france is obviously saying a different thing, but i suspect the french are reacting to the previous episode where the french were displaced and the president is trying to -- i would not say it is payback, but it is trying to say something different to show its own kind of leadership within the western bloc. there are other u.s. allies who are also saying different things. if you look at the japanese and south koreans, they are pretty ambivalent about following the u.s. into this diplomatic boycott. the japanese prime minister has said he will take the national interest in consideration. what that usually

and still quite a split in temperatures for the time being. 5—6 degrees in northern scotland, 12—13 inthe early part of wednesday, a drier, quieter interlude before another band of rain swings its way in from the west. a little bit chilly again across northern parts of scotland, very mild down towards wales and the south west of england. and for wednesday, that band of rain associated with the frontal system will continue to journey its way north—eastwards, so we will see some wet weather for a time on wednesday. clearing many areas quite quickly. that rain lingering, though, for a good part of the afternoon in northern scotland. behind it, there will be some spells of sunshine, some areas of cloud, too. but some increasingly mild conditions, 15—16 degrees in the south, 13 there for belfast, ten in glasgow. the milder air is journeying northwards. it will continue to do so on thursday. quite a cloudy day for many, some mist and murk, some rain especially in the west. best chance of any sunshine in eastern parts, but highs of 16 or maybe 17 degrees. but even northern scotland will be up

making it easier to trade in and out of other crypto currencies the other big split that we have been talking about that i'm paying attention to is the crypto and also ethereum and that split is real a lot of action over there i haven't seen any killer app for any of this stuff yet. but the energy is unmistakable and i think that split is going to get wider and even more heated next year >> yeah. heated debate around that, too nilay, i don't want to short change you we were chatting ahead of the show and return to office is a big theme that we'll continue to watch into the next year and, nilay, just briefly, the isis the year that that chatter talk go away and do you think maybe companies, large companies are just resigned to having this hybrid workforce and letting the majority of parts of their workforce work from home >> yeah, i wore the e-mails shirt just for you i pulled it out of storage >> there you go. >> i got to say, you know, we've seen, well, you know, i couldn't chicken out entirely we've seen so many companies say they're going to come back we're pushing it back. people

i love it. >> to emphasize the bling, to split the check.d spitting on another plane passenger. take a look. >> [shouting]. >> [inaudible]. >> [shouting]. >> tyler, this was on a very short flight. it attracted a lot of attention. is this america's new normal? >> well, as graphic as that was, i have been single so long because of the pandemic. i fly delta once a week to get physical contact. it's the only touching i get. i fly to l.a. and back. i am loving it. >> do whatever you have to do. new time to find relationships even in the friendly skies. joe biden can't even win over the extreme climate activists he tried so hard to please. in an interview greta said it's strange that people think of joe biden as a leader for the climate when you see what his administration is doing. what do you think about the fact that she hasn't been won over by the approach biden is using? >> i don't think the irony is lost that joe biden fell asleep during a talk about energy. he can't sustain energy to stay awake during a speech. he can't meet with her in pe