st. anthony blanket has condemned attack by me on most military which killed at least 35 people in kaya state on christmas eve. women children who saw from a group save the children were among the dead blinking edge countries to stop selling weapons to the military to prevent more trustees. okay, those headlines nice. continue here now to 0 off the inside story or mind the lot small on a website out there don't come to stay with us in what's fueling intolerance in india? religious minorities are set to be victims of hate feet. the prime ministers government is under prussia to this trend, but will do so. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hasha marabella. human rights organizations around the world are sounding v alarm on india. they say hate speech is fueling violence and intolerance against minorities to levels never seen before. attacks against muslims and christians have been some of the worst seen the country. some politicians, especially those with ties to the ruling b, j. b, have been accused of inciting, and also promoting violence against minority groups.

st. anthonys and glide and the salvation army. i attended on thanksgiving day, a food give away as well as self-help for the elderly in chinatown and that was actually a really good thanksgiving. it was really nice to go around to those events and i've also attended three holiday tree lighting ceremonies with the mayor and police chief, civic center union square and mcclaren lodge at golden gate park. and if you know the tree that gets lit up, you know, many years ago, it used to be truck 12 that would come down the hill and put the lights up on that tree. it's no longer done by truck twelve. they have their own tree toppers but that's a little piece of fire department history from over 30 years ago. so i just wanted to mention that. i also participated in an interview at manny's on 16th street that was fruitful and interesting and then last week and earlier this week. i held panel interviews. a decision has not been made, but when agreed upon, i will reach out to each of you. back to ems. chief tom is holding interviews this week

st. anthony's, others in the area. >> president walton: so i really just asked the specific question because i really wanted an answer to know what providers were supportive of the plan, and this is not a gotcha moment, but glide has sent e-mails definitely in opposition to the plan, so i just want to -- if we don't know who is supportive of the plan. i can tell you that we've got members of glide who don't support the plan. so my question is very specific. which providers in our community that work with mental health, that work in the tenderloin. which providers are supportive of that -- >> supervisor, let me just jump in, we haven't had anyone who refused to work with us. for us, the work we're doing is not around supporting or not supporting this declaration. those are not the conversations that we're having as we're putting this operation together. as adrian indicated, we are working with our city partners, and we intend to staff our linkage partners, and they tend to be career based and community based organizations, but we're not having conversations about do you support the community

st. anthony found she, who never met a holiday he didn't want to cancel, he had some advice for as this neweral tape. >> if your plans are to go to a 40 to 50 person new year's eve party with all the bells and whistles and everybody hugging and kissing and wishing each other happy new year, i would strongly recommend at this year, we do not do that. >> 's before, i know you're going to a 400 to 500 new year's eve party very likely. >> i am hosting it. hosting it at my very small apartment. i'm going to do whatever i want because i had my second covid of the year in general but also of the year over christmas. two shouts, two covid, 2021. great time. so i'm going to do whatever he wants. i think a lot of this does come down to the individual. i think that we can criticize biden all we want. it is not his fault that covid is here. it is his fault and some of the measures he has taken that have created problems on their own when so much of this comes down to the individual. the new cdc guidance is said that if you don't have a booster shot and you come into contact with someone who has covid,

st. anthony north dakota, and my husband and i raise cattle in southern -- county. i am so very blessed to be able to pass on the tradition. it is stewardship of the next generation. the tradition is coupled with the latest science so that we can match our management with the needs of our cattle and the landscape for mutual benefits and optimal resiliency. i am also the executive vice president of the -- stock means association, a 92 year old trade organization representing ranchers. we also administer brand programs as well as you pa section 319 brand. drought impacts natural resources as well as the economies of rural america. this year has been filled with challenges. and certainly, historic droughts have been on top of the list for north dakota's and our neighbors in the west. the yellows, oranges, reds and browns on the drought monitor map tell the story well. nearly the entire west is devastated at some level. north dakota is no exception. ndcurrently, 99.8% of the state has some drought designation. we have set records we never wanted. among those are the ear

st. anthony's formed a club and john then the superintendent the golden gate park laid out the bowling green are here sharing meditates a permanent green now and then was opened in 1902 during the course the 1906 san francisco earthquake that citywide much the city the greens were left that with an ellen surface and not readers necessarily 1911 it had the blowing e bowling that was formed in 1912 the parks commission paid laying down down green number 2 the san francisco lawn club was the first opened in the united states and the oldest on the west their registered as san francisco lark one 101 and ti it is not all fierce competition food and good ole friend of mine drive it members les lecturely challenge the stories some may be true some not memories of past winners is reversed presbyterian on the wall of champions. >> make sure you see the one in to the corner that's me and. >> no? not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >>

st. anthony's formed a club and john then the superintendent the golden gate park laid out the bowling green here sharing meditates a permanent green now and then was opened in 1902 during the course the 1906 san francisco earthquake that citywide much the city the greens were left that with an ellen surface and not readers necessarily 1911 it had the blowing e bowling that was formed in 1912 the parks commission paid laying down down green number 2 the san francisco lawn club was the first opened in the united states and the oldest on the west their registered as san francisco lark one 101 and ti it is not all fierce competition food and good ole friend of mine drive it members les lecturely challenge the stories some may be true some not memories of past winners is reversed presbyterian on the wall of champions. >> make sure you see the one in to the corner that's me and. >> no? not bingo or scrabble but the pare of today's competition two doreen and christen and beginninger against robert and others easing our opponents for the stair down is a pregame strategy even in lawn bowling. >> pla

st. anthony's, others in the area. >> president walton: so i really just asked the specific question because i really wanted an answer to know what providers were supportive of the plan, and this is not a gotcha moment, but glide has sent e-mails definitely in opposition to the plan, so i just want to -- if we don't know who is supportive of the plan. i can tell you that we've got members of glide who don't support the plan. so my question is very specific. which providers in our community that work with mental health, that work in the tenderloin. which providers are supportive of that -- >> supervisor, let me just jump in, we haven't had anyone who refused to work with us. for us, the work we're doing is not around supporting or not supporting this declaration. those are not the conversations that we're having as we're putting this operation together. as adrian indicated, we are working with our city partners, and we intend to staff our linkage partners, and they tend to be career based and community based organizations, but we're not having conversations about do you support the community

st. anthony's, others in the area. >> president walton: so i really just asked the specific question because i really wanted an answer to know what providers were supportive of the plan, and this is not a gotcha moment, but glide has sent e-mails definitely in opposition to the plan, so i just want to -- if we don't know who is supportive of the plan. i can tell you that we've got members of glide who don't support the plan. so my question is very specific. which providers in our community that work with mental health, that work in the tenderloin. which providers are supportive of that -- >> supervisor, let me just jump in, we haven't had anyone who refused to work with us. for us, the work we're doing is not around supporting or not supporting this declaration. those are not the conversations that we're having as we're putting this operation together. as adrian indicated, we are working with our city partners, and we intend to staff our linkage partners, and they tend to be career based and community based organizations, but we're not having conversations about do you support the community

st. anthony's, others in the area. >> president walton: so i really just asked the specific question because i really wanted an answer to know what providers were supportive of the plan, and this is not a gotcha moment, but glide has sent e-mails definitely in opposition to the plan, so i just want to -- if we don't know who is supportive of the plan. i can tell you that we've got members of glide who don't support the plan. so my question is very specific. which providers in our community that work with mental health, that work in the tenderloin. which providers are supportive of that -- >> supervisor, let me just jump in, we haven't had anyone who refused to work with us. for us, the work we're doing is not around supporting or not supporting this declaration. those are not the conversations that we're having as we're putting this operation together. as adrian indicated, we are working with our city partners, and we intend to staff our linkage partners, and they tend to be career based and community based organizations, but we're not having conversations about do you support the community

president 35 year old left us gabriel burridge to face his right wing rival fronting massive st celebrations. ah, i'm anthony howard bolcom as the i'm a chrome variant spreads across germany, the nat, national health or 3rd. he has warning that even fully vaccinated people are at high risk of contracting karone of ours. the robert cook institute says i'm a crohn could trigger sudden increases in the number of cases causing medical facilities to be overwhelmed. as officials consider new locked down, men is paypal across germany, have been rising to get booster shots preparing for amok ron germany is rushing to get a vaccine booster shot to its critical workers like these firefighters and hamburg before the new cove at 19 variant becomes dominant here, while daily cases are sinking across the country, experts more in the dreaded wave could arrive just after christmas. it's amber and nationalists explanation. it's a rapid exponential increase. i talk with quantity. if you take the conservative estimate that cases double every 3 days, or what scientists and britain are reporting every 2 days. and if you only nee

speaking about the latest figures to professor anthony gordon, chair in anaesthesia and critical care at imperial college and consultant in intensive care medicine at stital in 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 o

i'm joined now by professor anthony gordon, chair in anaesthesia and critical care at imperial college and consultant in intensive care medicine at stital in london. these figures, how concerned are you by this spike, this new daily record for the uk? by this spike, this new daily record forthe uk?— for the uk? good evening. it is a hue for the uk? good evening. it is a huge number. — for the uk? good evening. it is a huge number, and _ for the uk? good evening. it is a huge number, and i _ for the uk? good evening. it is a huge number, and i think- for the uk? good evening. it is a huge number, and i think it - for the uk? good evening. it is a huge number, and i think it is i huge number, and i think it is worrying seeing so many cases that we know even though it is a small percentage of those people that will become seriously ill, that will be a large number that is still going to be admitted to hospital over the coming week. it be admitted to hospital over the coming week-— coming week. it was interesting heafina coming week. it was interesting hearing the _ coming week. it was interesting hearing the prime _ coming week. it was

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st. that a number of countries that thinking by the, indicating the state that it's going to prevent, sustain it pointing. there is this anthony goal there is a real debate going on is now at the moment about africa's results says what china wants and what it needs. it for in terms of manufacturing and product base. i mean, when we look at some of the statistics, 6 countries make up 68 percent of total exports. a goal counting for 3rd, a goal or libya. import oh, all from ga ball, but also impulse oil and manganese republic of congo. a series of reports. we've had an outage there, a news you know, and the democratic republic of congo extracts cobalt and copper. i mean, there's lots of natural resources that china requires a know and, and the balance of payments is lopsided as well. you know, what africa is able to buy of china is, is far less than what china you might say takes from africa. you make a very good point. i mean, after is not the country, obviously there's a huge distinction between the, my favorite trading partners and some of those countries where maybe china has much less of a relationship and a half acre, part

st also vulnerable how you share your story. >> you know, your name really just rose to prom thens in the country with the anthony weiner story, american politics but the story was blowing up. a lot of women i worked with were like as women we have to deal with the shit that our men do, we have to bear their shame as well. and you really lay it out elegantly and vuller inably in the book but what was really surprising it it me it at the end of the book you acknowledge and thank your ex-husband and i would love to know why you did that, and if that was a true feeling that you had or no, this is the high road i need to take. >> you knee, i do acknowledge anthony at the end of the book. and the reason i do that is two things. the first is he gave me the single most important thing in my life, that is my little boy. and he gave me that sense of feeling, i know what it is it to be loved. and if you read the book, to feel like the most special person in the room, i didn't have a lot of experience with men before i met anthony. and i wanted to be seen, not-- even though i have a whole chapter in the book called elephant in the room a

anthony: don't forget the foie. quebec city. one of the oldest european settlements in north america. samuel de champlain, known as the father of new france, sailed up the stthe bitter end, when the french fell at the plains of abraham. ♪ the french may have lost that one, but some things french have stayed firm, unbowed, resiliently unchanged by trends or history. le continental is the kind of place about which i am unreservedly sentimental. [ david speaking french ] when i was younger, i ate here with my grandparents and my parents. >> man: oh, yeah. >> man: well, that's older restaurant in town, it's open since 1956. >> anthony: classic, un-ironic cuisine ancienne, meaning dishes you haven't seen since, like, forever. a hipster-free zone of french continental ocean liner classics, such as caesar salad, tossed fresh to order tableside. and beef tartare, also prepared tableside, as one must. shrimp cocktail. not a deconstructed shrimp cocktail, mind you. a shrimp cocktail. the way jesus wants you to eat them. all served by a dedicated professional. in -- at culinary school, we were taught this. we had real customers as your final class. we'd have to do th