what is the situation like at st mary's in i the situation like at st mary's in london at the momentt is typical of many hospitals. we have seen an increase in the number of hospital admissions. that has come up quite a lot. the number of patients coming into icu has risen slowly, which is obviously good news, but the challenge is managing now with fewer staff who are either sick themselves or having to self—isolate so the system is being challenged. the hospital is very busy with other cases as well as covid.- hospital is very busy with other cases as well as covid. some people are talkin: cases as well as covid. some people are talking about _ cases as well as covid. some people are talking about a _ cases as well as covid. some people are talking about a possible - cases as well as covid. some people are talking about a possible peak - are talking about a possible peak already with 0micron in london. do you think that sufficiently takes account of the fact of intergenerational mixing, children seeing grandparents for example over christmas? i seeing grandparents for example over c

st. mary's? >> criminal justice and sociology with an emphasis on elderly studies or geriatric sociology. i have an interest in serving the older community and understanding their needs and wants. >> did you graduate from st. mary's? >> yes, i did. >> was that a three-year program? >> four-year program, i finished it in 3 1/2 because i had an internship in the summer. >> where did you internship? >> columbia heights police department. >> columbia heights police department? >> yes. >> ok, what did you do at the columbia heights police department? >> i was assigned to an officer who was in their community oriented policing program. >> were you also -- did you also continue your explorer career while in college? >> i stopped being an explorer after my freshman year and then i role played at the annual conference. >> what does that mean? >> every year, the explorer program has an annual conference at breezy point resort and they needed role players. and they like to use students or people that were i

st. mary's? >> criminal justice and sociology with an emphasis on elderly studies or geriatric sociology. >> why did you take those courses? >> i wanted to go into law enforcement and i had an interest in understanding the older community and their needs and wants. >> did you graduate from st. mary's? >> yes, i did. >> was that a three year program? >> it was a four-year program, i finished it in three and a half because i had an internship in the summer. >> where did you internship? >> the columbia heights police department. >> columbia heights mark meadows columbia heights police department? >> yes. >> did you also continue your explorer career while in college? >> i stopped being an explorer after my freshman year and then i role played at the annual conference. >> what does that mean? >> every year the explorer program had an annual conference at breezy point resort and they needed role players and they liked to use students or people that were in law enforcement. >> so you graduated from st.

st. mary's? >> criminal justice and sociology with an emphasis on elderly studies or geriatric sociology. >> why did you take those courses? >> i wanted to go into law enforcement, and i had an interest in serving the older community and understanding their needs and wants. >> did you graduate from st. mary's? >> yes, i did. >> and was that a three-year program, four-year program? >> it was a four-year program. i finished it in three and a half because i had an internship in the summer. >> where did you internship? >> columbia heights police department. >> yes. >> where what you do at the police department? >> i was assigned to an officer there who was in community oriented policing program. >> were you also -- did you also continue your explorer career while in college? >> i stopped being an explorer after my freshman year, and then i role played at the annual conference. >> what does that mean? >> every year the explorer program had an annual conference at breezy point resort and needed role pl

st. mary's playing host to uc santa barbara. second half, 40-22. st. mary's on the break. alex dukas with the assist. thomas scored 22. they are 101 on the season. of course, the steph curry what is on tonight. we will have the update. >>> people wearing the best santa suit braved the chilly weather for santa con in san francisco today. a sea of santas and a few elves gathered at union square. in san francisco, many are celebrating with a citywide pub crawl. others celebrate by donating twisted fire department's tweet drive. >>> i'm going to wait for the real thing. >> okay, okay. in the meantime, i'm glad they had ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'keefe: tonight, deadly tornadoes rip through several states, the damage catastrophic. president biden says help is on the way. >> the federal government will do everything -- everything it can possibly do to help. >> o'keefe: kentucky hardest hit, up to 100 people may be dead. the governor declares a state of emergency. >> this will be, i believe, the deadliest tornado system to ever run through kentucky. >> o'keefe: cbs ne

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st. mary's own father fr pablo blessed the toys. you can drop off toys at any fire station in san francisco. they are specifically asking for bikes. i heard amy say they are looking for ethnic dolls. if you have those around, they would love to have them. kumasi: a photographer captured this beautiful picture that is perfect 4:20. -- perfect for winter time. a south korean photographer was traveling through switzerland earlier this month. he took this video. it really does look like a christmas card. she says that swiss winters are beautiful and wanted to share it. that is beautiful. i had a moment like that. i think i was in arkansas, just driving. all of a sudden, these horses were galloping through. i was like, is this real? they were just like, look at us. it was snowy and beautiful. i was on the back roads. reggie: was this a dream? kumasi: i have to ask myself, but i do think it was real. reggie: we were you -- where were you? the ozarks? kumasi: yeah. i love moments like this. reggie: i lived in arkansas for four years. it wo

st. mary's catholic church. maybe you could actually have the methodists in the lutherans singing in the choir together. i tried to explain this to my colleagues in washington, d.c. more than once, but there is something about small towns where we still get along, and get along well enough to solve our problems. less so, unfortunately, in the nation's capital. we respect our nadir -- neighbors, we see them in the grocery store and at the football game on friday night. if we vote amongst ourselves like sometimes politics today, our towns would be a thing of the past. it's only that community working together that keeps the place alive. and we put our hands over our heart when the flag goes by, and we love our country. following the attack of december 7, 80 years ago this week, the values bob dole learned growing up in russell, led him to sign up and to swear an oath to protect and defend our nation. in the fall of 1944, lieutenant dole shipped out, and on april 14 of the next year, 1945, on the battlefield in the

west ham have gone above spurs who were held to a i—all draw by ten man southampton at st mary's. set pieces but this one came in open play to give southampton the lead. harry kane equalised with a penalty awarded for a foul by mohamed salisu who was sent off. spurs dominated the second half and had two goals disallowed, so it finished all square. it is not easy to play after only 1m hours. for sure, we fely a bit of fatigue and may be our decision wasn't so right. but i think that at the end of the game, we could win, we didn't do this, and we are to be disappointed. crystal palace's second win in four games has taken them into the top ten, a place the team they beat can only dream of. odsonne edouard had given palace the lead against norwich from a penalty, before two further goals before half time from jean—philippe mateta and jeffrey schlupp gave them a comfortable win. 3—nil it finished, leaving norwich bottom of the league. and there has been even more disruption to the festive football schedule everton's home premier league game with newcastle has been postponed because of

st. mary's. teams entered saturday. a combined 16 and 1. second half, all rams. one. free throw gave colorado state a 21-point lead. they won 74-58. gails fall to 8 and 2. and how about those 8 and 0 san francisco dons. they're getting ready for a matchup with unlv. at 6:00 we'll have a story on them. join us then. >> sounds good. thanks charlie, coming up, the surprising thing a homeowner was doing when he accidentally hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. while much of california is being weighed down with record high gas prices, one town in the state is getting a little bit of relief. a gas station owner in galt s

st. mary's in the giving spirit, collecting toys donated from doctors, nurses, and nations.is where the annual san francisco firefighters toy drive. people donate thousands of toys every year. last year's drive got canceled, and st. mary's employees found out about this year's drive at the last minute, but were still able to gather hundreds of toys. >> it is great to see all of these toys they came in. people have been shopping for their families and extra for kids in the community as well. just proud to see how our staff have come together. >> father pablo lust of toys during the event. it is not too late to donate. you can drop off toys at any fire station in san francisco. they are asking for bikes and whatever toy you can get. >> there is a mcdonald's in china where you can ride a stationary bike and burn off what you just ate -- or what you are eating at the same time. let's see what is going on here. >> no. >> the bikes produce energy so you can charge your phone, friend. a mcdonald's in shanghai installed the seats for customers to pedal away. some appointed to the fa

the latest fixture to fall is sunday's match between southampton and newcastle at st mary's.owe�*s side are unable to fulfil the fixture because of covid cases and injuries in the sqaud. their match at everton on thursday had already been postponed because of the issues, issues that many football clubs across the leagues have been facing all month. ourfootball reporter simon stone has more. this had been kind of flagged up by eddie howell earlier this week when he suggested that newcastle were struggling for players after the united game. they had a midweek match called off and i think it was just a matter of time in the premier league agreeing to end a request from newcastle. so that brings to 17 now games that have been called off across six match rounds going back into the middle of december. the premier league obviously are trying to sort this matter out. it's not easy. they have already announced new dates for three of those games in the middle ofjanuary. new dates for three of those games in the middle of january. maybe we will be in a better place by then, but it's def

james maddison's goal saw the match end two all at st mary's but it was enough to move the foxes up ton the scottish premiership too, rangers beating hibernian 1—0 in the pick of the games. they left it late though, ryan porteous giving away a penalty with five minutes remaining, leaving kemar roofe to step up and coolly roll the ball into the back of the net. rangers go seven points clear of celtic in second. elsewhere aberdeen were 2—0 winners over livingston, dundee beat stjohnstone by a goal to nil while st. mirren and ross county played out a goalless draw. johanna konta has said she's very grateful for her career in tennis after announcing her retirement from the sport. the 30 year old won four titles on the wta tour and holds the record for the longest time as women's british number one. konta reached the semi—finals at wimbledon in 2017, eventually losing to simona halep. she moved to the position of world number four that year — the highest ranking by a british woman since virginia wade in 1978. however, konta has struggled with her fitness. an abdominal injury, then contracti

st mary's wins. 87 60, the gales now 19 at home.'re 12 and three overall and use usf also in action tonight. also staying perfect at home. the dons are 10 on their home floor after 1 11 78 win over academy of arts. after pausing for a covid cool down period. the sharks were back in action tonight against the arizona coyotes, third period action here with the sharks up a goal and alexander barabak knob or barry bonds off that is to logan couture for the goal that is that puts down his in front 7 to 5. but the game would go to a shootout. to watch hurdle beats scott wedgewood to win it. the sharks are 16 14 and one and they will play again on thursday. san diego's petco park was said tonight to host the first bowl game and that stadium's history. then covid again reared its head. the end zones painted for u c. l, a and north carolina state. just before the holiday bowl game time usually announced it would not be able to play because of covid restrictions. several u c . l a players didn't make the trip to san diego on the bruins report

let's check this out as we move on whatever happened to st mary's star matthew dellavedova.ted in the australian league posterized by mitch creek of southern melbourne of phoenix, his teammates mason bradley didn't take kindly to the slam he's injected and we have a little scuffle going on down under. but the st mary's product della padova posterized, that's the sporting life more for you in about 25 minutes, guys, but not all right. thanks so much mark coming up next here at 11. they need to be listened to the for those noises, snapping trees the following of trees. residents in the santa cruz mountains on high alert tonight and evacuation warning as communities brace for the possibility of mudslides. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. storm tracker to showing widespread rain tonight as an atmospheric rivers soaks the bay area for a second night. hello again. i'm clotting . wang and i'm heather holmes ranking julia roth tonight. residents near areas with burn scars are preparing to leave their homes if necessary. ktvu zambelli begins our live coverage in the

can you talk college basketball st mary's handles the noise tied at 46 2nd half j.ree and now we're tied again. two minutes left in the game. alex duke in to the rack, and they take the lead for good . gail, snatch it on the road. a rough venue and look at this. randy bennett. you don't see him get. shaken up too often, but he's not happy with the utah state coach. apparently a couple of hard files late, refused to shake his hand, and he kind of gets into it as well with the crowd and the st mary's guilty. seven fun are now eight and one. cal bears oregon state. as they begin the pac 12 season. mark fox at the helm for the bears and jordan's shepherd on the court, taking care of the business fired or three bears led by one at halftime. and just keep going to the hot hand. shepherd pie three again, he let everybody with 25 bear smoked the beavers on the road. 73 61, cal. is now four and four. got a little extra time. so why not check this out and keeping with the basketball theme? it is time to decorate your tree. and i know you think he's going to put him on a tree

st. mary's, scores a career high 27 as gayles out score bears 44-22 in the second half and win 75-28 to improve to 11- 3. tournament time in hawaii for stanford, face in honolulu under five minutes to play. jones drives in for two of his 15, cardinal up by four. final seconds, cowboys need a three to tie, miss one. gets another crack at it but he misses as well. stanford survives at the buzzer and will face liberty thursday in the semi finals. berkeley, a huge day for cal, the aussie knocked down career high seven threes. this one part of an 18-0 run to blow the ga widepen. 73-53.rrio game is tonight at chase then they will head on the road to phoenix for the christmas day match up. >>> 4:57. coming up, california experiencing a troubling surge in coronavirus cases. we dig into the numbers and what's being done to reverse the trend. >>> two people in custody in connection with the shooting death of a former police officer in oakland. ho. ho. ho. it's santa. we got a problem. ♪ ho! ho! ho! >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a big rig flies off the road way in lafayette. what we know so

st. mary's, the gaels with the lead and in the final seconds tied at 58 and the aggies miss from deep and he was found going for the rebound so that free-throw and with one second like and guess which coach did not like the outcome? they did not even get to the handshake 60-58 winners. in berkeley last night fans excited for the pac-12 opener and hosted oregon state in the second half the bears up i-10 and jordan sheppard had a big night scoring 25 and cal won it. in the nba it's the warriors rematch later on tonight at the shea center with the phoenix suns. they won 18 straight wins, 114- 103 at detroit and this game last night, the memphis grizzlies took oklahoma city and tore them apart. they led the game by as many as 78 points. a blazing 62% and knocked down nine three-pointers. 150 to talk to 79, 73 point margin of victory is the largest in nba history and it broke the previous mark of 68 set in 1991. just one question, who did these guys think they were, the warriors? >>> the warriors later on tonight against the sons. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news streaming on cbs and bay area. >

. >> reporter: in southern california, st. mary medical center put its triage tent back up after taking it down last winter. >> we are worried that there will be a peak after christmas, mid january, yes. so if we're busy now and we get even busier after christmas, that's going to be really hard to manage. >> reporter: new york city is scaling back its new year's eve celebration in times square. >> we would normally have about 1,000 people in each viewing area, we're going to bring that down to about 250. >> reporter: revelers 5 years and older must be fully vaccinated and wear a mask to attend. normally 60,000 people cram into times square every year for new year's eve. this year it's going to be about 15,000 which is still up a lot more than last year's 200, only frontline workers who were able actual to attend. >> still a very different celebration. courtney kealy in new york. thank you. >>> an investigation is under way into a shooting at a mall full of holiday shoppers in suburban chicago. police say it started with two men inv

st. mary's facing san diego state, in phoenix, the former cal baer, matt bradley, driving for the lien, aztecs had an 8 point lead, san diego state won 63- 53, or not tonight 3 on the season. over national football league, back in july, it was clear there would be no postponements. adjusting, dealing with the omicron variant. the raiders said to play the browns on saturday, that is until we found out cleveland had a whopping 24 players on the covid list, that game is now on monday. >>> tuesday football, washington and the rams dealing with outbreaks of their own, their games were flexed to the rare but coveted tuesday game.>>> tiger woods and his son charlie, getting ready for the pnc championship, today was the pro-am in orlando, the first time we have seen tiger in action since the car crash that happened in february. a great approach shot, he still has it, and his son, same exact swing. nice gene pool there. almost holes out of 11, the two will team up in the 36 hole event this weekend. >>> pay attention to nick bosa this weekend, six sacks from getting the single-season franchise record fo

st. mary's medical center to collect toys. it's for the annual san francisco firefighters toy drive. people donate thousands of toys every year for children in the community. last year's drive was canceled because of the pandemic. the toy drive was back on at the last minute. and you are still able to donate hundreds of toys. >> a chance to meet folks on the peninsula to help with the toy drive and spread holiday cheer. >> ♪ town peace on earth is all around everything is calm on christmas eve ♪ ♪ dan: a song i recorded and released again this holiday season that's being played on radio. we were at the veterans memorial with dave august in the nfl alumni association for a toy drive. if you'd like to help, please visit nfl alumni. really a lot of fun there today. ama: world news tonight is next. things for joining us. dan: we appreciate your time. hope you have -- enjoy watching world news, we will see you again tonight. any parent will tell you the second you have a kid, it's like your heart is living outside of your body, which means you never, ever stop worrying. that's why we got

st. mary's lost to san jose state.teams would forfeit games if they couldn't play because of covid. they have walked that back. raiders, browns scheduled for tomorrow. the washington philly game, plus rams-seahawks moved to tuesday. 49ers, falcons sunday will be played. kyle shanahan thinks postponing some games is the right move. >> i can't imagine playing a game missing 25 guys. it's hard when you are missing seven. so i couldn't imagine missing 25. i'm not paying attention to who and what and stuff. that sounds like it makes the most sense to me. larry: another step forward with the a's project, 3500 pages. the city says it has the 352 million needed for infrastructure updates. the goal, get a city council vote in february. >> the hardest part of these processes from san jose is getting the political approval. and so i think getting that to the city council is the key to the project. that's why we are pushing so hard to have it happen as soon as possible. larry: ama: that is it for tonight. thanks for watching. i'm

st. mary's college. tonight's meeting is a study session. they're just going to talk about it.ermits that still have to be filed. >>> the dos and don'ts of the holiday season. still ahead, the queen of all things domestic breaks it all down with a little bit of sass. find out what martha stewart says you should never do at a holiday party. >>> first, happening now, a strong storm system is walloping the hawaiian islands. forecasters are predicting many communities will be 10 to 15 inches of rain while some isolated areas could see 20 to 25 inches. in addition to heavy rain, forecasters say wind gusts of up to 50 miles per hour are also possible. and a blizzard warning is in effect for hawaii's big island mountain summit. a state of emergency has been declared in response to the severe weather there. we're back after the break. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about pr

st. mary's lost to san jose state. would forfeit games if they couldn't play because of covid. they have walked that back. raiders, browns scheduled for tomorrow. the washington philly game, plus rams-seahawks moved to tuesday. 49ers, falcons sunday will be played. kyle shanahan thinks postponing some games is the right move. >> i can't imagine playing a game missing 25 guys. it's hard when you are missing seven. so i couldn't imagine missing 25. i'm not paying attention to who and what and stuff. that sounds like it makes the most sense to me. larry: another step forward with the a's project, 3500 pages. the city says it has the 352 million needed for infrastructure updates. the goal, get a city council vote in february. >> the hardest part of these processes from san jose is getting the political approval. and so i think getting that to the city council is the key to the project. that's why we are pushing so hard to have it happen as soon as possible. larry: [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bl

west ham have gone above spurs, who were held to a 1—1 draw by ten—man southampton at st mary's.me in open play to give southampton the lead. harry kane equalised with a penalty awarded for a foul by mohamed salisu, who was sent off. spurs dominated the second half and had two goals disallowed, so it finished all square. norwich remain bottom of the premier league after they were beaten 3—0 at crystal palace. odsonne edouard had given palace the lead from a penalty, before two further goals before half—time from jean—philippe mateta and jeffrey schlupp gave them a comfortable win. they are up to ninth in the table. chelsea defender ben chilwell could miss the rest of the season as he undergoes knee surgery this week. the england left—back suffered anterior cruciate ligament damage during chelsea's champions league win againstjuventus last month. the club had initially opted for the defender to begin rehabilitation work in the hope he could return without surgery. spain forward ferran torres has completed his move from manchester city to barcelona. the deal is worth an initial £a6

in the west st mary's going ivy league tonight facing yale trying to stay undefeated at home.his game from wire to wire. logan johnson anticipates the past here makes the steel then runs the florida jammed down two of his 26 points. st murray's wins 87 60, the gales now 19 at home. 12 and three overall after the nhl's covid lay off the sharks back in action tonight against the coyotes, third period with santa's epic goal. alexander robonaut two logan couture for the goal. san jose in front 75, but the game went to a shootout. tomas hertl beats scott wedgewood to win it. the sharks are 16 14 and one they will play again on thursday, and it was minnesota against west virginia . tonight's guaranteed writebol in phoenix, minnesota, put a 69 £380 daniel layla at fullback gave him the ball scored in the gophers, 18 to 6 win. at 380 bills violently is their heaviest player in history to score a touchdown. that is one big man, and he drove that pile all the way to the goal line. i would not want to try to stop him, all right? show. thank you. thanks everyone for joining us. goodnight.

st. mary's high school in winchester, massachusetts, and she went into the navy, also in the medical corpsand served out of the hospital in seattle, taking care of the wounded coming back from the pacific. very proud of their service. both of them passed on, but that generation was very special. david: when i read about your background, i saw boston and a very fancy high school, belmont high school. and princeton, i figured he must be a boston brahmin, a wealthy boston family. is that right? gen. milley: not at all. neither one of my parents went to college. we grew up in a working-class neighborhood, and my dad never made much money at all. my mother worked steadily the entire time, which is very rare in those days. and they emphasized sports and education. and i was very fortunate to go to a catholic grammar school, which emphasized education, had some decent grades, and had an opportunity to go to the school called belmont hill, which had a great hockey program and i played for a great coach. i got recruited by them and played for that high school. i had a real great opportunity. david:

in anaesthesia and critical care at imperial college and consultant in intensive care medicine at st mary's london. it's a huge number, and i think it is worrying seeing so many cases that we know even though it's a small percentage of those people that will become seriously ill, that will be a large number that's still going to be admitted to hospital over the coming week. it was interesting hearing the prime minister, borisjohnson, speak about the trends in terms of who is being hospitalised, who is getting most ill, and it does seem to be that those who do not have the booster are most at risk. yes, undoubtedly the vaccines work. they do prevent infection, they prevent serious illness, so it is crucial people get vaccinated. what we see in intensive care, there is a mix of people completely unvaccinated, so people who haven't had their first dose should get that urgently, and more in older patients or those with underlying conditions, even people with two vaccines have come in so it is crucial to get boosters as well. patricia marquis is the england director at the royal college of nursi

the ninth time it is career what a winning day for college sports, particularly basketball , usf, st mary'stanford, all victorious locally. but our showcase game goes to the cal bears this afternoon in berkeley as they get it going on. you know, everyone was predicting what a tough season they'd have . they come in against pacific, having won five out of six big reason for it just all out hustler. they want to win. joel brown. gets the rebound lays it in beautifully with the reverse and the left hand but they were down 5.5. they go on a 16 run and a career night for grant at the salvage, and we anticipate seven threes for him in the second half. he winds up with 25 points. 73 53 cal wins it going away. they are now eight and five. but you know that canadians kinda have a reputation as being very nice as we check this out, we show you an example of what is known as canadian road rage. see the roadblock there up ahead. what do they do? they've all got hockey sticks in the trunk of their cars. they get out and start shooting the puck around instead of yelling at each other , right? that's righ

morocco is the place st mary's. is the team pulling this off. get this.ed 32 all early in the second half. geils go out of 44 7 run augustus marsh, alona looking like his dad right there. the former warrior with the left hand. and the beat goes on for the gaels. judah brown. watch him work the baseline here . that's what you call your high percentage shot. 70 to 39 gales now tended to where the state took care of santa clara. i love the new name of the expansion team from seattle in the nhl, the krakatoa sharks. probably not that happy. there's a poseidon you. for that youngster , right? they're cute, kid glass three minutes into this thing and the third, it sells a pulling their goalie, logan could sure with the goal there within 21 as they trailed two. nothing keeping the empty net didn't work as yaron crook score . the empty netter 31 the final the sharks on the short end. to the cracking. that's the the cracking. that's the sporting lifeybody. cake time! thank god. i really have to study. oh, sweetheart, can't you just take a minute to enjoy it? it's

sunday's premier league match between southampton and newcastle at st mary's has been postponed due tohave the required number of players available for yesterday's scheduled game with everton, and that's still the case, forcing sunday's game to be called off. here's ourfootball reporter simon stone. this had been kind of flagged up by eddie howell earlier this week this had been kind of flagged up by eddie howe earlier this week when he suggested that newcastle were struggling for players after the manchester united game. they had a midweek match called off and i think it was just a matter of time and the premier league agreeing to grant a request from newcastle. so that brings to 17 now games that have been called off across six match rounds going back into the middle of december. the premier league obviously are trying to sort this matter out. it's not easy. they have already announced new dates for three of those games in the middle ofjanuary. maybe we will be in a better place by then, but it's definitely an unstable situation at the moment. chelsea's match with liverpool on sunday

sunday�*s premier league match between southampton and newcastle at st mary�*s stadium has been postponed the required number of players available for yesterday�*s scheduled game with everton, and that�*s still the case, forcing sunday�*s game to be called off. chelsea�*s match with liverpool on sunday is one of eight games still on over the next three days. butjurgen klopp is expecting to lose three players who are waiting for pcr results which he fears will be positive. he�*s worried things could get worse between now and sunday afternoon. has felt like a lottery in the morning, when you stand there and wait for the result. it is pretty much day by day, always one case, and today another one, and we have got to wait. the others are not even in yet so we have to wait, but in this moment, probably not, but we don�*t know how we will look in a few hours. thomas tuchel has responded to striker romelu lukaku�*s comments in an interview in which he said he was "not happy" with his situation at chelsea. it�*s understood the striker spoke three weeks ago, but it�*s not gone down well with his b

rangers can go six points clear again if they beat st mary in which they are on course to do.is, 28-1, this afternoon, what a story this is, 28—1, the winnerfor willie mullins, thejoint favourite. and second. more reaction to that over on the bbc sport website and you can keep up with the latest scores on this busy boxing day, some big games in rugby union's premiership, too, with leeds and leicester tigers at bristol bears but from me in the team, that is alljust what for now, goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: tributes have been pouring in for archbishop desmond tutu —

andrewjameson is an infectious disease doctor at mercy health st mary's hospital, which is already dealinga variant. thank you forjoining us. what is the situation now in michigan?— is the situation now in michigan? is the situation now in michiaan? ~ . , ., michigan? we are still under a ton of pressure _ michigan? we are still under a ton of pressure from - michigan? we are still under a ton of pressure from covid. i michigan? we are still under a ton of pressure from covid. al ton of pressure from covid. a huge proportion of our hospital and icu are still sick with people with covid and we are just starting to now see 0micron surges hit us. we have been a little delayed from the rest of the country in that we are starting to see those numbers pick up. so we're looking forward to the next few weeks — few months. and for those in michigan watching who may be worried about catching the virus, what advice would you give? now is the time to be smarter get vaccinated. your circles a little title so you do not run out and see quite as many people as you normally would and just be smart about w

west ham have gone above spurs, who were held to a 1—1 draw by ten—man southampton at st mary's.oul by mohamed salisu, who was sent off. spurs dominated the second half and had two goals disallowed, so it finished all square. norwich remain bottom of the premier league after they were beaten 3—0 at crystal palace. odsonne edouard had given palace the lead from a penalty, before two further goals before half time from jean—philippe mateta and jeffrey schlupp gave them a comfortable win. and there has been even more disruption to the festive football schedule. everton's home premier league game with newcastle has been postponed because of coronavirus cases and injuries in the visiting side's camp. the game was due to take place on thursday, but the premier league were satisfied that newcastle couldn't field the requisite number of players. it's the 16th top flight match to be postponed in recent days, while in the football league, only 1a games are still on over the next two days. and premiership rugby are investigating allegations against leicester regarding historical image right

st. mary's. entering today a combined 16-1. spin move. count the basket. the free throw gave them a 21 point lead. they would win. >> unlv is at the hilltop tonight. less than 15 teams in the country remain unbeaten. they are one of them. the 36-year-old head coach has the program on the rise. some ambitious goals. >> 8-0 for the first time since the 1970s. that deserves a round of applause. >> we thought we had a chance to be good. it is another thing to go out and do it. last year we had some ups and downs. >> greatness within the program has been hard to see, but make no mistake. the school has seen some really good teams. >> there is no reason why this place should not be great. i think we have a good foundation that we are building on right now. i have huge aspirations for this program. i know that is probably a ways away, but i am trying to enjoy every day.>> they want to build a program and sustain it. he knows how important continuity is. coaches in his own conference slowly built and sustained college basketball's premier programs. >> to get where

west ham have gone above spurs, who were held to a 1—1 draw by ten man southampton at st mary's. half and had two goals disallowed, so it finished all square. norwich remain bottom of the premier league after they were beaten 3—0 at crystal palace. odsonne edouard had given palace the lead from a penalty before two further goals before half—time from jean—philippe mateta and jeffrey schlupp gave them a comfortable win. it sends crystal palace tonight. chelsea defender ben chilwell could miss the rest of the season as he undergoes knee surgery this week. the england left—back suffered anterior cruciate ligament damage during chelsea's champions league win againstjuventus last month. the club had initially opted for the defender to begin rehabilitation work in the hope he could return without surgery. england captainjoe root has called their ashes defeat "gut—wrenching", while some of those looking on have described it as "embarrassing". their hopes of reclaiming the urn from australia ended emphatically as they lost the third test in melbourne by an innings. england were bowled ou

west ham have gone above spurs who were held to a 1—all draw by ten man southampton at st mary�*s. fatigue and may be our decision wasn�*t so right. but i think that at the end of the game, we could win, we didn�*t do this, and we are to be disappointed. crystal palace�*s second win in four games has taken them into the top ten, a place the team they beat can only dream of. odsonne edouard had given palace the lead against norwich from a penalty, before two further goals before half time from jean—philippe mateta and jeffrey schlupp gave them a comfortable win. 3—nil it finished, leaving norwich bottom of the league. and there has been even more disruption to the festive football schedule everton�*s home premier league game with newcastle has been postponed because of coronavirus cases and injuries in the visiting side�*s camp. the game was due to take place on thursday but the premier league were satisfied that newcastle couldn�*t field the requisite number of players. it�*s the 16th top flight match to be postponed in recent days while in the football league only 1a games are sti

st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. w>> we broke ground in december of last year. we broke ground the day after sandy hoo

james maddison�*s goal saw the match end two all at st mary�*s but it was enough to move the foxes uperdeen were 2—0 winners over livingston, dundee beat stjohnstone by a goal to nil while st. mirren and ross county played out a goalless draw. johanna konta has said she�*s very grateful for her career in tennis after announcing her retirement from the sport. the 30 year old won four titles on the wta tour and holds the record for the longest time as women�*s british number one. konta reached the semi—finals at wimbledon in 2017, eventually losing to simona halep. she moved to the position of world number four that year — the highest ranking by a british woman since virginia wade in 1978. however, konta has struggled with her fitness. an abdominal injury, then contracting covid, meant she missed both wimbledon and the olympics this year. she said whatever she does next, it will involve tennis. i definitely see myself staying in this sport to a certain extent. i don�*t know to what capacity, but i love the sport and the sport has given so much to me, so i would definitely love to share

st. mary's cathedral after the archbishop warned all catholic school teachers to conduct their lives in ahe church's doctrine. months later, a group of churchgoers answered back with their own rally to show their support. the archdiocese did not return our calls regarding the latest controversy. >> i>> cannot see into his heart and mind. i don't know exactly how to put that together. leann: lyanne melendez, abc 7. dan: in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, we want to pause and focus on the aids epidemic. today is world aids day. abc 7 was in san francisco to which it does witness a project called inscribed, focusing -- witness a project called inscribed. george kelly is the founder of the project. the white house estimates 1.2 million americans live with hiv. president biden hosted a ceremony in the east room, where he unveiled a national strategy with the goal of ending hiv by 2030. >> is a plan to make sure the latest advances in hiv prevention diagnosis and treatment are available to everyone, regardless of age, race, gender, disability, sexual orientation, or other factors. it sho

st. mary's cathedral after the archbishop warned all catholic school teachers conduct their lives in a wayor deny the church's doctrine. a few months later, a group of churchgoers answered back with her own rally show their support for the archbishop. the archdiocese did not return our calls regarding this latest controversy. >> i can't see into his heart or mind, so i can't see how he has put that together. liz: los angeles must be vaccinated by december 18, according to a judge who denied a request from the firefighters union to delay the enforcement of the city's vaccination mandate. the union argued the mandate was not properly bargained and sought april 11 every junction to block it from taking effect. around 400 firefighters risked being put on unpaid leave later this month because they have not been vaccinated. president biden and russian president vladimir putin will speak in a video conference this week. the talks come as tensions escalate over a russian troop buildup on the ukrainian border. nearly 100,000 russian soldiers are said to be on the border. in a statement, the white h

inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains, mount tam in the north bay approaching six inches , st mary'say over five inches and along the coast and along the peninsula, sam bruno with over five full inches of rain. you couple that up now , with the snowfall totals 206. 84 inches, which is 22 ft of snow right now this season and the greater lake tahoe area for the month of december. look at the difference for the month of december 17 ft of snow. so when you put that altogether, noah came out with the very latest drought update. and it does say that we have improved. we were at extreme drought just 10 days ago. now we are at severe drought, so keep on conserving and maybe we'll be off to really good start in the new year. this is our live weather camera looking out towards the city of san francisco across the san francisco bay temperatures are in the fifties. the winds are under 15 mph. we've got clipped by little impulse early this morning across the northwestern quadrant of the state, otherwise to the south, we are tracking the rain and the snow falling in southern california as we zoom

alright let's talk some college basketball good news for us f and st mary's nonconference winners tonight this is nice, cal lot of preseason prognostications had them as maybe being really down and out . not so at cal. they come in having won five of six taken up pacific. a good reason for that all out. hustle look at joel brown on the rebound. take it to the bucket reversed with the left hand, pure hustle and skill right there. yep the bears were down. 5.5 16 run, and it is grant at soviet shoot pops big time in the second half, in particular a career high. seven threes leading the bears from 25 . he was deadly from everywhere . cal wins going away 73 53. there are now a very healthy, respectable eight and five stanford lucky for them on to honolulu for the diamond head classic against wyoming quarterfinals, they take care of their business. jaden delery had 11 in the first half pops from three. cardinal up five at intermission. second half wyoming kind of hanging tough but spencer channels to the bucket he had 15 66 63 is the final onto the semis for stanford against liberty in waikiki.

st. mary's church in russell on saturday morning.pretty caustic, but he would be moved to tears, even in the final years of his life, remembering what the people of russell did for him, when he came back to war with such as grievous injuries, 39 months of are habilitation. they took him back in, they elected him to local office, they sent him to congress, they participated in sending him to the senate to remember kansas and i remember his first announcement of his first of three presidential bids in russell, what an emotional occasion that was. nearly everybody in town came out to send off bob dole. >> and we've seen the bipartisanship, you know, we see that chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell sitting next to each other, because of protocol there in the senate, now in the cathedral, with speaker pelosi. just yesterday at the capitol rotunda, nearly touching tributes from both mcconnell, understandably, from his party, but from chuck schumer, eugene. and now we see dick cheney in the cathedral with dan quayle and bill clinton. >> right.