she's got that star power, hasn't she? she . that star power, hasn't she?oes, that star power, hasn't she? she does. and _ that star power, hasn't she? she does. and it _ that star power, hasn't she? she does, and it will— that star power, hasn't she? she does, and it will be fascinating to see how— does, and it will be fascinating to see how she does against priti patel — see how she does against priti patel. remember, yvette cooper represents a constituency which didn't_ represents a constituency which didn't push for a second eu referendum, unlike keir starmerand referendum, unlike keir starmer and other_ referendum, unlike keir starmerand other prominent people in the labour party _ other prominent people in the labour party 50 _ other prominent people in the labour party. so this shows a slight change in direction — party. so this shows a slight change in direction. it'll be fascinating to see — in direction. it'll be fascinating to see how keir starmer gets on when he has _ to see how keir starmer gets on when he has a _ to see how keir starmer gets o

he was starring in almost every warner...y, damn yankees. i went and saw every one of them until he was exposed, by one of our scandal sheets as being gay, and suddenly he disappeared. it was forcefully made... it forcefully made me understand that you cannot be gay and be hired as an actor. and so i spent my childhood behind barbed wire fences, but as an adult, i self—imposed an invisible barbed wire fence on myself. and i was closeted and still active on all these other socialjustice issues, except for the issue closest and most personal to me. and that was torture in itself. torture? because there are all these other people, young men and women out there fighting for my cause, the gay liberation movement, and they were sacrificing their lives, their careers, theirjobs. and you stayed silent. and i stayed silent. they lost their families. i wanted to keep my family with me, and i stayed silent until their success, the gay liberation. we don't have much time, so just to finish this thought, you came out in 2005, you now marr

this year england have found new stars. rafik couricjust england have found new stars.just 20 england have found new stars. rafik couricjust 20 could barely believe he'd scored. but still the springboks came back with one minute they were two points in front but england won a penalty. marcus smith is the new hope at fly half. this nerveless kick sealed a breathless victory and england's team for the future is already making memories. is already making memories. a win for england — and a win for scotland — who had to hang on to beatjapan 29—20 at murrayfield in their final autumn international of the year. there was a piece of history for the home side as stuart hogg went out in front as scotland's record try scorer — his 25th international career score taking him beyond the record first set in the 1930s. but in the second half japan made a game of it, from 19—6 down they got back to within one score. scotland though did get over the line thanks to the boot of finn russell. they've won three of their four games this autumn, the one defeat coming to south africa. josh ada

are becoming rock stars.cool stuff you could discover. and that's what a whole generation of new music makers do. the 2000s are the age of the machine, but that doesn't mean there's not a search for the soul inside the machine. ♪ tonight's the night ♪ ♪ let's live it up ♪ ♪ i got my money ♪ ♪ let's live it up ♪ ♪ go out and smash it ♪ ♪ jump on that sofa ♪ ♪ let's kick it off ♪ ♪ i don't know where ♪ ♪ i feel stressed out ♪ ♪ i want to let it go ♪ ♪ there's no way out ♪ ♪ face down, losing all control ♪ ♪ here we come here we go, we got to rock ♪ >>> in the united states and around the world, i'm paula newton. ahead, a new covid variant spreading around the globe and bringing with it fear. health experts worry it could be more transmissible and question how vaccines will work against it. >>> that variant has markets tumbling as countries shut down travel from affected regions just in time for the holidays. we will have the latest. >>> and the president of ukraine warns there are plans for a coup against

he says einstein's theory predicts the amount that the stars move in stars move in the skies 1.75 persecond and a small amount and for comparison and eddington says rudin -- nunes the theory of gravity to the flea is his theory of gravity it should be half of what einstein predicts. and the third possibility if there's no deflection at all at some point during the preparation of the expedition he's explaining these three possibilities to a guy named cottingham who's going to be that technician keeping the machines running in cottingham got it into his head the bigger the deflection the better so he asks if we get double the einstein to function that would be better to which dyson replies than eddington will go mad and you'll have to go home alone. even as eddington and dyson are looking about the logistical logistical aspects of the expedition they are working with reporters in london about the expeditions and their significance so when they came back months later with the results there would be a public eager and ready to hear about this titanic battle between a einstein and -- and t

tess is just finding objects around closer stars and smaller stars, as well. >> okay. -- >> how are you detecting these exoplanets? >> nowadays, the best way to find planets is by the transit technique. if this represents our star and this blue represents a planet, if you're lucky the planet will orbit such that it passes in front of a star as seen from the telescope. then the starlight drops by a tiny amount. thousands of planets have been detected this way. they range from smaller than earth size to jupiter size. >> so eileen showed me this yesterday. >> look how long it is, too. >> we're hoping to find and identify the pool of transiting planets in the habitable zones of stars. not too hot and not too cold but just right for life. the goldilocks zone. >> one system that had two viable planet candidates that were very exciting. >> yeah. >> you want to study these candidates with the james webb space telescope. >> yes. >> actually, the question often comes up, how much time are we going to get for exoplanets. you know, if we find a rocky planet with a thin atmosphere

it's our "dancing with the stars" after party. ♪ >> welcome back to our "dancing with the stars" after >> it really was. you brought it all. >> you brought it all and you didn't sleep last night. the party continued from the show on to the plane. f e many of youht at e beraise urd you thought that was -- none of you thought you would dance your way into the finals? >> no. you would hope. >> it was such an incredible cast that you really could not predict it. >> everyone was just so good in the beginning right away. >> we had a spice girl. >> you had a little bit of everything. >> never thought we would be. >> jojo and jenna, can i just say, thank you, thank you. i was watching with a group of friends last night and just throughout the whole season, such trail blazers. what did it mean for you all? >> you know, it meant the world to me. getting to do this for myself, but for so many little kids and adults, you know, who are part of the lgbtq community to see that, dancing with the same sex as you just as loving the same sex as you isn't weird. it's not unaccepted. it's celebrated and it

personally i think it's good that sports stars are using | good that sports stars are using their— goodtheir profile to raise this case, and no one _ their profile to raise this case, and no one really believes that this email— and no one really believes that this e—mail comes from her, saying the allegations — e—mail comes from her, saying the allegations were false was true. i think— allegations were false was true. i think it'll— allegations were false was true. i think it'll be interesting to see what _ think it'll be interesting to see what the — think it'll be interesting to see what the uk government does, what we've _ what the uk government does, what we've seen— what the uk government does, what we've seen in the past is talks of boycotts — we've seen in the past is talks of boycotts particularly amongst dignitaries and not going to the closing — dignitaries and not going to the closing territories, just leaving the sports stars to be. i think there“— the sports stars to be. i think there'll be lots of pressure for that to — there'll be lots of pressure for that to happen this

not hollywood stars?— not hollywood stars? that's also true- — not hollywood stars?lywood stars? that's also true. no disrespect to i not hollywood stars? that's i also true. no disrespect to all hollywood stars. but british character actors who really are good at, brilliant at, want to play and portray real people out there in the street. share out there in the street. are out there in the street. are you saying _ out there in the street. are you saying that _ out there in the street. are you saying that the - out there in the street. are you saying that the star names, the hollywood stars, aren't capable? i the hollywood stars, aren't capable?— capable? i didn't say that. that's capable? i didn't say that. thats why _ capable? i didn't say that. thats why i _ capable? i didn't say that. that's why i immediately, | capable? i didn't say that. - that's why i immediately, when you introduced the subject, i put a slight motivation on it. i'm not really bothered about criticising... . i i'm not really bothered about criticising... ._ criticising... . idon't want to crit

she's got that star power, hasn't she? she . that star power, hasn't she?she? she does, and it will be fascinating to see how— does, and it will be fascinating to see how she does against priti patei — see how she does against priti patel. remember, yvette cooper represents a constituency which didn't— represents a constituency which didn't push for a second eu referendum, unlike keir starmerand referendum, unlike keir starmer and other— referendum, unlike keir starmerand other prominent people in the labour party _ other prominent people in the labour party so _ other prominent people in the labour party. so this shows a slight change in direction — party. so this shows a slight change in direction. it'll be fascinating to see — in direction. it'll be fascinating to see how keir starmer gets on when he has _ to see how keir starmer gets on when he has a _ to see how keir starmer gets on when he has a more prominent outspoken, and potentially more effective person — and potentially more effective erson. , ., person. david lemi getting upgraded to shadow for

the game of thrones star was very impressive in telluride with the musicalfilm cyrano.s you. belfast, a black—and—white film memoirfrom kenneth branagh, also generated oscars talk at telluride. it's a very personal story of his experiences as a young boy in belfast as life for his protestant family was thrown into turmoil by the troubles in the late 1960s before they relocated to england. are we going to have to leave belfast? the film is set during a very tumultuous time, a political time, but it's not a politicalfilm, is it? no, i think that because it is seen so purposefully through the eyes of a 9—year—old, this is someone who doesn't really understand what politics really means. for him, it's a big enough challenge and it's a simple and, ultimately, for the world, it's a profound challenge to sort of understand, "well, why those are people i was playing "with yesterday now people i can't play with?" the hand of god was another autobiographical tale from a top director creating oscars heat at telluride. it's a coming—of—age story from the academy award winning itali

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. >> all right one of the hollywood's biggest stars is making a big change in the wake of that deadly shooting on the set of "rust." duane johnson pledging to ban real guns from his sets after the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins johnson says he he will use rubber guns and use special effects. >>> up next for us, the country music stars in a vital and innovative mission to feed the people of nashville. welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. lots of new introductions. ...4 ounces... so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> back in nashville now, a booming city. yet, as we have seen elsewhere, some are left behind, including the food insecure. thanks to a reckoning in their own family, two of the city's more famous residents have adopted an idea that is helping lift their greater nashville neighbors. from the outside it from the outside, it looks like any corner store, with fresh vegetables, canned goods and fresh picked apples but if you look closely, something's missing. cash registers welcome to t

if you haven't done so, press star 3 to be added to the queue. we have no public comment. >> supervisor chan: great. is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> supervisor mar: so moved. >> second. >> clerk: great. (roll call vote) there are three ayes. >> supervisor chan: the motion is approved. please call item 4. >> clerk: chairperson's report. members of the public who wish to provide public comment, 415-655-0001, id 2481 940 8777 then pound and pound again. press star 3 to line up to speak and the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. >> supervisor chan: thank you madam clerk. colleagues, i'm so pleased today to announce that lafco will have a new executive officer and policy analyst starting next january, january 2022. as you can see from the agenda today, we are appointing jeremy pollock as our lafco executive officer. jeremy sat on the interview panel for policy analyst and the panel has elected -- i guarantee i'm going to learn this name one day. i would like to note that today's meeting is our last lafco meeting of the

are you saying that the star names, the hollywood stars, aren't capable of doing that.tely, when you introduced the subject of hollywood stars, i put a slight motivation on it. i'm not really bothered about criticising or castigating. i don't want to criticise anybody, ijust wonder if you feel when actors reach that level of celebrity, and maybe it's something to do with looks and the degree they become a brand, that makes it impossible for them to do the sort of work you want. to some degree that's true, but i would say that there are hollywood stars that are great character after his. but i'm not really in the business of working with american hollywood stars because we have an incredible resource of brilliant british actors. but in the style of yours where you gather the core group together for weeks and weeks of rehearsals. months. months of rehearsal, improvisation, discussion before filming even begins. and as i understand it, often in the beginning, you don't have a script, a plot, you as a team work yes. are there some actors who you take on who then just aren't

star. you went into it a little bit, i wanted to know how the 311 notification process is different from the process you are going through with these folks just because that is a concern i have heard from some neighbors. how are they going to know what is going on through this process and will people really understand what is going on. if you could talk us through that, i would appreciate it. >> sure. i'll talk about our process and then mr. star can chip in. our process is to notify everyone in a 300 foot area, business owners, tenants, landlords, that the business in question is proposing to transition and that notification is sent out and all of the language is required by the city and involves a community meeting where neighbors come and they express concerns they may have to the applicants and then the applicant drafts a plan and that is sent to our office and we review and approve it. without review and approval, there's no licence to be issued. our understanding is because these busi

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i worked atst the star tribune and it was very prominently downtown the star tribune carved in stonet the top of the building. if you were going to a vikings game tuesday on —- to see the star tribune with this institution anchoring downtown. and now it is in a beautiful skyscraper. still downtown. the name of the newspapers are quite so prominent in the site is now occupied by the stadium. [laughter] so i feel ambivalence. on the one hand. the star tribune staff has been reasonably robust and it has come back after one of the most troubling periods than any metropolitan newspaper has gone through. but there iser a five that the paper is active in its community helping relative to where was fighting for its existence every day. but i don't know when minneapolis was experiencing the peak waves a protest in 2020 last year. i don't know if the journalist that were downtown, i don't know how many felt similarly of the pressures of that capacity down by powderhorn park which is a distance away from downtown. i don't know how much the residents who fought for and identified to be named aft

about the safety of chinese tennis star pung choi. she hasn't been seen since she accused the high ranking chinese politician of sexually assaulting her rare chandry reports package wise, one of china's most successful tennis stars. she's a former doubles world number one, winning the french open and wimbledon. but she hasn't been seen in weeks. now the united nations and a growing number of her fellow players are speaking out. we would like actually to hear like a video from her or something like a real real prove that. yes that she's, she's all right and everything is fine. ah, yeah, it's a very strange situation and though we really want to hear song, some news, i'm really sad about a, i don't know what to say. we had to talk in the morning for half an hour. we're talking about these and i really hope she's okay and really waiting for some news from her. she's defeated top plays including venus williams, his sister serena express support, the sh. why? saying, i'm devastated and shocked to hear about the news of my peer punch. why?

you mean they're not hollywood stars? that's also true. no disrespect to all hollywood stars.eally are good at, brilliant at, want to play and portray real people out there in the street. are you saying that the star names, the hollywood stars, aren't capable? no, i didn't say that. that's why i immediately, when you introduced the subject of hollywood stars, i put a slight reservation on it. i'm not really bothered about criticising... i don't want to criticise, i just wonder when actors reach that level of celebrity, and maybe it's something to do with looks the degree to which they become a brand, and makes it impossible for them to do the sort of work you want. well, to some degree that's true, but i would say that there are hollywood stars who are great character after his. i'm not in the business within one working in this country, an incredible source of brilliant british actors. but in this style of yours where you gather the core group together for weeks and weeks of rehearsals. months. months of rehearsals, and without... in the beginning, you don't have a script, a

even basketball star lebron james posted a video of kyle rittenhouse emotional and crying yesterday in court tweeting, laughing face emojis. what tears? i didn't see one. knock it off. that boy ate lemon heads before walking into court. one cnn hack accused rittenhouse of fake crying and msnbc referred to the trial as white privilege on steroids. take a look. >> when rittenhouse got emotion it may have come across to the jury as remorse or maybe it was crocodile tears to elicit sympathy. this is white privilege on steroids. rittenhouse testified after he shot all of these people, he approached the cops and told them that he was involved in a shooting. the officers told him be careful so you don't get pepper sprayed and go home. it's impossible to imagine that happening to a black or brown person. >> sean: lock him up and throw away the key. what happened to due process and presumption of innocence. look at this quote from msnbc news. and cbs news claimed rittenhouse murdered two men. that's yet to be determined. that's up to the jury unless this case gets thrown out with prejudices. th

the rock center star tree, our rock star -- >> the price family is donating the tree, making their towned away in the middle of nowhere. >> are you local celebrities now? >> it was never about us, it was the tree and what it bridges to the rest of the country. >> this tree tradition has deep routes starting back in 1931 when construction workers who were building rockefeller center decided to put up a tree, a ritual that has branched out, growing bigger and brighter with time. making headlights last year when an adorable owl was discovered inside the tree. named rocky the owl was nursed back to health and released back to nature. this year we too hope for a return to familiar territory as we celebrate the holidays and welcome back a beloved sight. >> what do you hope this tree does or brings to people who see it in new york during the holiday season? >> reporter: happiness and joy for the holidays. >> have people get back out, be able to enjoy it. >> next up, they'll prop up the tree, the crane is being set up right now and then, of course, they'll start decorating with the big reveal a

it turns out most of them are cloudy, and almost 6 of the 16 show the stars. the question was, were those six plates enough? so eddington spends each day hunched over the photographs with a special tool called a micrometer making these fine measurements. the effect he was looking for was, as we said, large by astronomers' standards. then they had to be reduced, that is mathematically analyzed to eliminate optical events and so forth before they became real data. eddington was legendary for how fast he could calculate things but this still took an enormous amount of time. in the end he wrote home to his mother, the one good plate i measured has agreement with the einstein and i think i got confirmation from the plate. so at some point in the week of june 1919, eddingtop put down the pen he had been using for calculation. perhaps he rested his head in his hand. a year after he had been freed from the conscription tribunal, he had his answer that einstein's theory was the best. he later called this greatest moment of his life. despite that, solemnity, he couldn't

do you know where he lives >> she is starring at princess diana.r on the spot saying, were you joking? she has to say yes at this point. >> i thought she was joke at first. they set it up why not go through it? flu is can't back out now. well said. >>> adele is taking fans behind the scenes of her "easy on me" music video. the outtakes are pretty funny, check it out. >> give me a few seconds. ♪ i have no time to choose ♪ ♪ what i chose to do ♪ ♪ so go easy ♪ ♪ on me ♪ >> will there be struggling with a cassette tape. ask your parents what that is. in the car or getting hit in the face with sheets of music notes. she is still entertaining, no that's what. the song is kumpbtsly holding the top spotted for a second week i know people were waiting for a while for her to come out with new music. she is showing all her talent and personality there. >>> get ready for a sunny day with bill y ilish. he will be a part of the new season of "sesame street". they will feature country singer kacey musgraves, poet amanda gorman and tennis star naomi otagga thanks

the gravity of the sun as the light came by that star would be bent by the sun's gravity.m our point of view here on earth, what we see that bending of light looks like, the star appears to be in the wrong place in the sky. it's a different place from where it should be and the effect is small. you need very sophisticated equipment and very skilled observers to see it. and you have to wait for a solar eclipse. very soon after he arrived in berlin, there's a solar eclipse predicted to occur in russia. one of einstein's accolades is a trained astronomer who agrees to go to russia with a crew and all of the sophisticated equipment and observe the solar eclipse and try to take a photograph of this tiny displacement to prove that einstein is right. this is a totally normal thing for scientists to do, to cross borders in these projects. there was something like a half dozen crews of astronomers in crimea to observe the solar eclipse. so while einstein is biting his nails back in berlin waiting to hear the results from this expedition, the rest of the world doesn't care in the sl

we international star, she is still part of that society.- international star, she is still part of thaton now, of course, - part of that society. we have a l situation now, of course, where part of that society. we have a - situation now, of course, where the world is looking on demanding answers. the united nations, the white house, tennis associations all saying this needs, there needs to be clarity and there are threats of boycotts on. events. how much pressure does that put on china and what the ramifications of that? it puts enormous pressure on china because china is anxious to portray itself on tarmac to the world is a successful, rising, responsible, major power —— is anxious to portray itself to the world and incidents like this highlights the potential for abuse of power in any authoritarian system and also the fact that the elite has a lifestyle which is somehow linked to celebrities and which people, ordinary people can only imagine and so it is embarrassing also to the chinese government because they have claimed that it is not a diplomatic incident where there is it manife

a star in a sport where there aren't many chinese success stories.is someone the ruling communist party leaders could be proud of. but an allegation about one of those senior party figures changed that. in this social media posting earlier this month, peng named vice premier zhang gaoli, who she claims he forced her to have sex with him. china's state censors removed the posting within an hour. peng hasn't been seen in public or heard from since. if recent history is any guide, few people are allowed to publicly challenge senior authorities like zhang gaoli without paying some kind of price for it, and i think it would be telling if she were able to leave the country, for example, and speak freely, where she would not face the kinds of repercussions that the chinese government can impose if she's still inside the country. then, in the middle of the night, an email appears, or at least what one arm of chinese state media says is an emailfrom peng shuai to the head of the women's tennis association. and basically the message is, "do not worry, i'm fine

dame helen was among the stars drawn to telluride - the stars drawn to telluride this year, notjust becausech liked british true crime caper the duke, but because telluride is quite special. i festival which shows great movies amid a landscape of incredible beauty, interconnected by ski lifts. it is very easy, very unpretentious. you can walk to every venue. it has a wonderful feel about it.— feel about it. this one-time colorado — feel about it. this one-time colorado mining _ feel about it. this one-time colorado mining town - feel about it. this one-time| colorado mining town turned very affluent ski resort has definitely become a key point of entry for likely contenders the oscars race.— the oscars race. there is a laundry — the oscars race. there is a laundry list _ the oscars race. there is a laundry list of _ the oscars race. there is a laundry list of movies - the oscars race. there is a laundry list of movies that | laundry list of movies that broke out here, 12 years a slave, slum dog millionaire. it has a patina of understanding of what could movies are. i’m of what could movies

when your item of interest comes up dial star 3. best practices call from quiet location and speak clearly and slowly and turn down your television or radio. e-mail public comment to myself at sfgovtv. if you submit public comment by e-mail it will be forwarded and included as part of the file. written comments may be sent by u.s. postal service to city hall. that completes my initial comments. >> thank you. could you please read the first item. >> first three or just the first. >> just the first. >> item 1. motion approving or directing the nomination for apminutementt of mark gonzales. >> we heard from this nominee and continued last week because of technical problems one nominee had in presenting. earlier this morning we receive a letter from the mayor withdrawing mr. gonzalez from this nomination to the seat on the sheriff's over side board. why don't we take public comment and then take roll for this item. are there any members of the public to speak to item number one? >> yes, members of the public who wish to comment call 415

bollywood stars can never be as outspoken. but i think there's real consequences for being outspoken in india, celebrities could get told incessantly, their movies can be boycotted, and finally they or their families could be in physical danger. even if political powers or government agencies don't come to you, there's also targeted online attacks twitter attack instagram attacks that lead to lots of well, not everybody wants to be that prey. the majority of them are not speaking what that is harbinger of when find out. it just feels like another neil in the coffin. free speech. hardly a week goes by. it seems without facebook turning up in your news feeds for all the wrong reasons. this time, a consortium of news outlets has been publishing stories about the company. nick, your head's been following the stories. nick beyond what we looked at just a few weeks ago that whistleblower story wise. facebook back in the news that was a former facebook employee. francis. how going initially took history to the wall street journal, wh

it's for anyone jumping in that doesn't know to much about star trek.the perfect sort of starter show to get your feet wet and into what it means to be in the star trek universe. >> you can stream it on paramount plus. the new episodes are every thursday. >>> we have a pup date. >> that's cute. >> on a seal pup found miles away from home. >> the center that rescued him shared these new pictures and take a look. ivy was found in san rafael saturday. is he being fed fish smoothies three times a day to boost his weight. once he gains weight he will be offered whole fish and then when he is stabilized enough he will move to a larger pool pen. >> probably can't wait for the full fish. >> is he so cute. >> yes. >> my goodness. i'm glad he is safe now. >> yes. >> we will take a quick break. we will have more of what you can expect from the forecast. >> and forget cooking year. how full thanksgiving dinner for dessert. >>> and today on the drew barrymore show, guest kristen bell and dak sheppard, watch today at two on kpix5. >>> new details about the forer raid

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four-star general colin powell. d.c. leaders came today to honor him at his funeral and the former secretary of state died last month from complications from covid at age 84. president biden along with former presidents barack obama and george w. bush attended today's ceremony at the national cathedral in washington. at his funeral, his son remembered his late father's accomplishments but also highlighted his role as a father, as a man and he says it's something he hopes others can emulate. >> example of colin powell does not call us us to emulate his resume, which is too formidable for mere mortals, it is to emulate his character and his example as a human being. we can strive to do that. we can choose to be good. >> general powell was vaccinated, but according to a family spokesperson, he was also battling multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that weakened his immune system. >>> coming up here -- when it comes to holiday shopping your bottom line may feel a little burnt, right? next here on midday, why thanksgiving may jus