european nations a stasi assessing the post presage trade deal meets with the u.k. in 2000 page document still needs to be ratified by british and european top. i'm forget a welcome to the program we start in the u.s. city of nashville in the state of tennessee where a car bomb explosion was wounded at least 3 people and caused widespread damage i would assist in the sense downtown area say they heard a loud boom in the early hours of christmas morning followed by black smoke billowing flames the blast blew out windows and damage surrounding buildings. we spoke with betsy williams in nashville her apartment directly opposite of where the vehicle exploded she told us what should see. this started about 430 this morning central time and we heard gunshots out on the street and they were very loud and you know we're in a big entertainment district and and so we were concerned about that but then it happened again and so a few minutes later so we called 911. and then the gunshots happened for the 3rd time and it was it was very loud and it was like it was from an automat

here in san francisco, theresa stasi conference. >>well to the south bay now santa county health officials expect to get the first shipment of the covid vaccine today with more coming on friday so close to 18,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine are currently designated for the county in total there are about a 130,000 health care workers across santa clara county. 70,000 or so work in hospitals and the county's health officials promise that everyone will be able to get vaccinated. >>this is only the very first allocation and more vaccine will be coming over the next several weeks and months to eventually vaccinate everyone in our community. we also expect to receive 39,000 doses of the moderna vaccine. next week. >>the county also revise some of its quarantine protocol so under the new guidance people who've been exposed to someone with covid can now quarantine for 10 days instead of 14 days. >>and was limited supply vaccine will not save us from this current increase searching hospitalizations. >>a grim message from san francisco's hea

campos she sprang into action picking up this table and using it as a battering ram prom for us theresa stasi has that story. this is surveillance video from doris campos is restaurant that shows the confrontation and how fast it unfolded. >>watch his doors picks up a table. she says she needed to act fast to protect her family from a threatening customer. doors says that she had to act because of what happened right before. >>in the because i cooking and i am coming to our site. i see dollars plenty was going on. and they shoot mentioned to me. >>that's what gore says that the woman as you can plainly see takes a large bottle of hand sanitizer and throws it and her daughter who was holding her 2 year-old son door says you say is. >>because it is, but my my these doors showed me the bottle still near the register. so when i see i decided to do something in the morning and thinking i hear. and that she did swiftly lifting up a table handcrafted by her lead the table. some reason to fight now mean i know it's fight. >>do whatever we can to protect your children. not just me and her grandson to

reporting live here martinez theresa stasi about 2 guys theresa.hank you, although we are celebrating the arrival of the vaccine here in the bay area, the number of available icu beds is now hovering just over 15% you can see the breakdown by region on your screen. >>the bay area region is at 15.8%. that's pretty close to the 15% threshold that triggers the state's mandatory stay at home order. the greater sacramento, san joaquin valley and southern california regions are already under the state's mandatory stay at home order because their icu capacities are less than 15% of the entire state is still seen a spike in covid-19 deaths leading california to activate a plan called the mass fatality program. >>this comes as state leaders work to boost staffing at hospitals and facts in a critical workers. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala reports from sacramento with more on the governor's update today. >>this is a deadly disease. a deadly pandemic and when the middle of it governor gavin newsome giving a grim update to california's covid-19 situ

exactly our number could not be importunate linda stasi or a member kidnapper on the street just 2 days after the march of the largest most abduction. but good news about the decision. the students as well as others who are taken by the bandaids who early on russell and was going back to their camp when these students coming from a religious gathering run into that they were kidnapped and then vigilantism just chased after them and then succeeded in rescuing more than 100 of them so not so the good news about this but this coming just 2 days after the incident in more than 600 students action taken from a college boys sort of. too much for the. us today when some of these added. the we realize that. really really living in fear and at. the same time this time to celebrate the return of their children who have been abducted by bandits and were rescued one handed over to the house just 2 days ago. the last. received. was 15 years ago that was when they. returned to celebrate again. at the hands of kidnapped. morsy is one of the 344 school boys released after they were abducted by gunmen f

private military contractors convicted of shooting dead 14 civilians in baghdad in 2007. 0 there on the stasi a tape this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. no sleep just good. we can make it anger at the u.k. france border truck drivers stranded ahead of the holidays. in central african republic is just days away from a presidential election the security situation is deteriorating weather reports of a city for him to rebel. but we begin in the united states where hopes had risen of a massive relief bill for those struggling during this pandemic now the president on trump says he won't sign it unless it's amended by congress has called the $900000000000.00 stimulus package a disgrace it was passed by the house and the senate on monday off to months of negotiations how does your cost to reports now from washington d.c. . a day earlier the white house had said president trump would support the covert relief package passed by congress on monday but things change rapidly within this residence and less than 24 hours later this wrench of the video was uploaded to trump's twitter feed effe

and theresa stasi, it back to you guys all right teresa will continue to follow that thank you and by the way an officer who sought that warrant that. >>lead detectives to the apartment where breonna taylor was killed in kentucky. could be fire detective joshua jaynes was not present for the shooting but he did secure the no knock warrant investigation found that he violated department procedures related to the search warrant. james received a pre termination letter today. he has a hearing with the police chief on thursday. his attorneys says he did nothing wrong. >>coming up on kron 4 news of 6 the president's proposal for $2000 checks got stuck in the senate we're going to talk with her financial expert about why republicans might not support the bigger check him out. >>also the debate over the stimulus comes at a time when state unemployment is just under 8% job recruiters say there are still a lot of hot jobs here in the bay area up for grabs. >>stanford researchers turning to unique source for information on covid what they've discovered so far. >>and 2020 pretty dry weather wise

there in the stasi a table says al jazeera life and are also coming up cattle begins its mass coronavirus that's a nation program after receiving its 1st batch of pfizer towson's and a 4th election in 2 years and israel after the fractious ruling coalition fails to get its budget approved by parliament. now u.s. president donald trump is suggesting he will not sign a massive coroner virus relief bill unless it's amended by congress has called the $900000000000.00 stimulus package a disgrace it was passed by the house and the senate on monday off to months of negotiations to reports now from washington d.c. . a day earlier the white house had said president trump would support the covert relief package passed by congress on monday but things change rapidly within this residence and less than 24 hours later this wrench of the video was uploaded to trump's twitter feed effectively ending congress's victory lap stride the bill they are now pledging to send back to my desk is much different that it dissipated it really is a disgrace for example among the more than $5000.00 pages in this bill w

east germany she reinvent herself as someone else but she did write a memoir and presented it to the stasiand they took one look and said you cannot pompous on - - possibly publish this is far too much honest about your love life and trade so they took out all of the most interesting stuff and she was going to publish what remained in the rest was a propaganda exercise. so she kept the original manuscript which is in the archives which i have access to. so it was able for me to write about what they didn't want you to know about. and that was a huge shock to her family they had absolutely no idea one version was published in the seventies when he was in a circle but they did not know that for her to emerge to say she was a heroine of the soviet union. so they have begun to acknowledge her and celebrate her. that book will be published in russian. that is a surprise to me that it is a complicated story is not as simple heroine of the soviet union she's much more complicated and then to have free and unfettered access to the archives. >> richard ramsey has another look and what was ursula's

or to shoddy edward stasi reporting live from london thank you. at least 20 people have been killed and over 60 injured in a wave of explosions and gunfire in the yemeni port city of aden. the 1st attack happened at the airport just after a plane carrying newly appointed yemeni government officials flew in from saudi arabia a local t.v. channel caught the 1st one on camera as you can see people were disembarking from the aircraft at the time and it was followed up by gunfire and several smaller explosions local reporters say the airport was hit by mortar in-grown strikes passengers were driven straight to the presidential palace where another explosion reportedly took place so far no group has claimed responsibility but officials are blaming hit the rebels who have been at war with the saudi yemeni government for almost 6 years now. and this comes right after the u.s. state department gave the green light to a $290000000.00 arms deal with saudi arabia the state department has made a determination approving a possible foreign military sale to the k

european nations a stasi assessing the post presage trade deal meets with the u.k. in 2000.

hello again i'm the stasi attainder let's remind you about top stories here the salary us president donald trump has pardoned more of his allies the latest list of 26 and periods his 2016 campaign chairman paul metaphors and roger stone and his longtime adviser and friend this is the 2nd wave of presidential pardons in as many days. gunmen have attacked a town in western ethiopia reportedly killing more than 100 people the attack happened in the betty shantel goodness region where ethnic tensions have been escalating amnesty international says dozens are still unaccounted for. and the u.k. is now facing the threat of 2 coronavirus variants after detecting another potentially more infectious strain and 2 people who traveled from south africa all flights from there have now been suspended. after 9 months of negotiations there are signs the e.u. and the u.k. are edging ever closer to a agreeing on a postbox a trade deal talks between the 2 sides continued late on wednesday as they try to hammer out the final details that he is following developments for us from above them. well the negotiator

out of there on the stasi attain this is al jazeera live from also coming up. importantly we're going to ship. it in a way. that respects u.s. congressional leaders reach a deal on a $900000000000.00 coronavirus relief package the 2nd biggest economic stimulus in u.s. history. poland joins a growing list of countries to ban flights with the u.k. over its fears of a new strain of car that 19. and a 0 click dozens of al jazeera journalists reportedly targeted in a phone attack using sophisticated spy when. we begin in south korea where the government has just imposed its toughest restrictions yet to come out a rise in corona virus infections all public out the rings of more than 4 people will now be banned in seoul as well as several neighboring provinces that affects hof of the country's population south korean health authorities say that they are now running out of hospital beds because of a record spike there in new cases in the united states congressional leaders have agreed on a $900000000000.00 relief package for millions of americans they also extended fed

in america, stasi, you could tell they were struggling. we were good in both halves of you know, and we deserved a point for your effort in cuba. but that win came at a cost for the champions with injury worries for harvey martinez and the man he replaced content only. so as well as a homeboy tang and lucas hang around us in a phase where things aren't going like clockwork. and we're having to really push ourselves because mama want to see her leading in all competitions, which is why we're off home, perhaps looking a bit worse for wear. but with a smile on our faces, they can often lip noses. and with dortmund dropping points, it was byron with the last laugh. but they're not their only pursuers. of course. thanks. every title challenge in a job world class striker. but any logic is still waiting for new signing, alexander solo, to make his mark. thankfully they have a left back and julio, who has taken on the goal scoring responsibility bielefeld were using next week to claim the spaniard is what he's top score. this is it was 6 goals al

our kron theresa stasi looking into the story and we'll have a full report tonight on kron 4 news at 8. and as the number of coronavirus cases climbs a statewide hospitals here in the bay area are struggling to keep from getting overwhelmed with patients kron four's charles clifford joins us live from contra costa county charles. what is the situation like this afternoon there. >>well you know around the bay area hospitals have seen an increase in coronavirus just since thanksgiving. john muir medical center behind me here in walnut creek has seen their number of patients in the icu triple since then and the hospitals are very worried about the coming weeks after christmas and new year's and they are preparing. for january. >>as of monday icu bed availability at hospitals around the bay area is at just 9.5% in response health care providers are making changes to hopefully help with the ongoing surge in covid-19 cases, kaiser permanente has decided to delay elective and non-urgent surgeries through january 4th sutter health which operates 24 hospitals in northern california is also de

to give you that first look and this big rollout reporting live here in san francisco and theresa stasi back to you guys. >>all right so he's a very exciting indeed a covid vaccine coverage continues always on our website kron 4 dot com. you can also download the kron 4 ap and the kron on app so you get the latest alerts sent right to your devices, those apps are free in the apple and google play stores. governor newsome is facing a possible recall election as the state struggles to emerge from the coronavirus crisis organizers say that they have collected more than half of the nearly one 0.5 million petition signatures needed to place the recall on the ballot. >>they say interest is higher since it was revealed that newsome dined with friends at french laundry in napa valley telling residents to stay home and not socialize. we call organizers have until mid-march to gather signatures. california voters made history back in 2003 by recalling governor gray davis. a democrat, he was replaced by republican governor arnold schwarzenegger in a special election general bill barr is resigning

here and want to create theresa stasi, back to you guys all right teresa, thanks very much. >>another development, the president has vetoed huge defense bill he has been threatening to veto it for the last couple of weeks. the president is opposing a provision that shield social media companies from being held liable for what is posted on their website and he wants to strip away a requirement to rename confederate named military bases, the 740 billion dollar package also raises salaries for the military upgrade their equipment congress expected to override the veto next week another big story we're following tonight icu bed availability here is where each county in the bay area region stands. >>san francisco county has 75 icu beds available 68 in alameda county about half that in contra costa county santa clara county has 25 19 in sonoma county 18 in solano county. monterey county has 15 beds marin and napa counties have 11 each and there are 4 beds available in both san mateo and santa cruz counties. health officials in santa clara county sounding a serious and emotional al

so come back they will catch them and they will prosecute reporting live here in open theresa stasi >>thank you theresa 2 of the louisville police officers connected to breonna taylor's death could be fired detectives. joshua jaynes said myles cosgrove have both just received a pre termination letters kentucky's attorney general says detective cause growth fired the shot that killed taylor detective james was not present at the shooting but he secure that no knock warrant. an investigation found that he violated department procedures related to getting the search warrant. his attorneys says he did nothing wrong. a white police officer in ohio has been fired for fatally shooting an unarmed black man and failing to provide medical attention for several minutes. and now a fellow officer who was there has told internal affairs. she did not think the person shot posed a threat. columbus police officer adam coy was fired yesterday after a hearing about the shooting 47 year-old andre hill was unarmed holding a cell phone when coy shot him as he walked out of a garage. coy was responding to a

reporting live here in oakland theresa stasi back to you guys. >>theresa thank you. and tonight state leaders are warning of a potential statewide stay at home order as coronavirus cases in related hospitalizations are surging. california is averaging more than 14,000 cases a day and that is a new peak for the state and according to governor newson counties in the purple tier which represent 99% of california's population could be under another stay at home order soon. >>if these trends continue we're going to have to take much more dramatic. arguably drastic action to make determinations of deep purple moves i in those purple tier status. that is equipment more in line with the stay at home order. that folks were familiar with in the beginning of this year. >>nearly 8,000 people across california are currently hospitalized due to covid complications without any change of behavior state leaders say their hospital bed capacity could be filled up to 78% statewide by christmas eve. and i see use could be overfill to 112% by early january. our kron four's noelle bellow c

so that you can read the facts for yourself kron 4 dot com reporting live here in my county theresa stasi back to you guys all right tracy thank you very much obviously people have a lot of questions about all that. so we're joined now by doctor and lou and infectious disease physician at stanford health care doctor lou, thank you for being with us tonight so let's start with some of the side effects that we've already heard about the fever the chills muscle aches talk about that. >>it's actually very common about 10% of people will get some sort of symptoms at the site of injection which would typically be some sort of redness or swelling or tenderness and that's not a sign of an allergic almost all of the time out is pretty typical of vaccines and may just be a sign that the body is generating the desired immune response. that's that 10% of people. it's our yes, no go ahead has just been asked if there patients because of the side effects or other unknown effects. >>shouldn't get the vaccine we've heard some discussion about pregnant women for instance. >>so pregnant women were not incl

and then of course in 21 days getting that second dose through reporting here moraine county theresa stasi about guys. >>all thanks. a warning ahead of the holiday travel season, anyone coming into san francisco from outside of the bay area or locals to leave and return will be required to quarantine for 10 days kron four's dan kerman has more on what's prompting this directive. >>covid cases in san francisco continue to surge. back at thanksgiving. there were an average of a 132 new cases a day. now that number is nearing 250 a day hospitalizations have more than doubled from 73 on thanksgiving to a 150 now and less than a 3rd of all icu beds in the city are currently available. >>increase over this next holiday sure could put us over the edge into a truly catastrophic situation with infection rates significantly worse outside of san francisco and across the country, san francisco is doubling down to discourage people from traveling over the holidays. >>to that end new health order starting friday requires a 10 day quarantine for anyone traveling moving are returning to san francisco from

here in san francisco, theresa stasi conference. >>clara county health officials say the first shipment of vaccine should arrive sometime tomorrow with more due to arrive on friday. the county is expecting 17,550 doses of the pfizer vaccine. the first to receive the vaccine will be caregivers associated with long-term care and skilled nursing facilities, followed by other health care workers. and all hospitals will get some vaccine from the first shipment. >>this is only the very first allocation and more vaccine will be coming over the next several weeks and months to eventually vaccinate everyone in our community. we also expect to receive 39,000 doses of the moderna vaccine. next week. >>the county also announced it is revising some of its quarantine protocols officials are now asking people who have been exposed to someone with covid to quarantine for 10 days instead of 14. says that san francisco will begin administering the city's first doses of covid-19 vaccine tomorrow morning. also prioritizing our frontline health care wor

live here in danville and theresa stasi back to you guys. >>i don't understand why why d always shut down no and nails business first. >>but we look here. we don't have many people in the shop and the always peep show showed a sense in week many blame the do we followed a we do everything to be so yeah, i i don't want to stand up. >>in the north bay aaron nail and hair salon in the strawberry area mill in marine county saw as many clients as they could before the new stay at home order began at noon today. the business has been around $10,000 installing plexiglass barriers and trying to make it as safe as possible, but with this new closure the shop probably won't make any money this year they say that's according to the business manager other effects of the order restaurants can only offer take-out or delivery shopping centers are limited to 20% capacity and outdoor and indoor playgrounds are closed. warren county also moved into the state's covid purple or widespread tear. we're in counties now one of 5 bay area counties now under a stay a

can see that the vaccine now they're being unpacked and stored in freezers our kron four's theresa stasi was there when health care workers got their first round of the vaccines today she's joining us now live from sandra fell teresa. >>we are here vicki the san jose kaiser permanente in sandra fell obviously and it was a very emotional moment on one hand very very happy about the i'm just a minute. people not socially distance they look like any other shot, but it is far from it out in the parking lot socially distance and wearing masks. >>2 workers from kaiser permanente sandra fell got the first of 2 vaccines for sars covid-19. >>anywhere so i think it's a mess to get a share in a vaccine you got to start somewhere. you know we are just learning process for you know. >>a 69 year-old chuck hill works in housekeeping he is a front line worker and exposed to the potentially dangerous virus. each day he comes to work feel great just like you say we all been waiting for well, it means a lot it really >>we i've been a nurse for 26 years and this is the toughest year ever is a nurse and it's

of those incarcerated will actually get vaccinated reporting live here next to san quentin theresa stasi back to you guys thank you theresa. another big story we're following the house of representatives today voting to. >>increase the amount of money americans would receive for this round of stimulus checks. democrats overwhelmingly voted in support of $2000 checks per person instead of the original $600 amount. the amendment will now go to the senate if it passes there, people could start seeing the covid relief money in their bank accounts in the coming weeks. president trump signed the massive relief bill one day after federal unemployment benefits expired. >>the employment development department of california says it is waiting for guidance from the u.s. labor department on just how to implement the new covid relief legislation. the new legislation restores the $300 a week benefit for 11 weeks. this round of federal unemployment benefits will run through march 13th of 2021. joining us now is donna crane, a political science lecturer from san jose state university. >>donna we always

>>and it was theresa stasi reporting for us tonight as the first vaccines get distributed around the country. the cdc is releasing a sticker template to help normalize injections that says i got my covid-19 vaccine. it's a play on the i voted sticker as the vaccine becomes more available to the public in the coming months, the cdc is looking for ways to get the word out about the treatment as much as they can. president elect joe biden and vice president mike pence are set to get the covid-19 vaccine soon. officials say biden will receive the vaccine publicly as early as next week. the white house says pence and his wife will receive the vaccine publicly on friday. president trump won't be administer the vaccine and tell us recommended by the white house medical team. >>in tonight the fda now telling pharma says not to throw away extra doses of the pfizer vaccine. one vial of the pfizer vaccine is supposed to hold 5 doses. that's according to the label. but some pharmacists were able to squeeze a bit more out of that vile saying they could actually get in 6 or even 7 doses. the fda n

here in san francisco, theresa stasi conference.also have some great news on the moderna vaccine front new york times reporting this morning, the fda is expected to give its seal of approval for distribution on friday. like pfizer's vaccine moderna is also right around 95% effective, it's very different though in an important way it doesn't have to be stored at extremely cold temperatures which means a lot more hospitals and pharmacies can actually store it handle it and distributed to people which means millions more americans could thankfully get the vaccine before the end of the month. >>and hopefully that happens in the east bank keep in mind if you break the covid-19 rules and contra costa county get ready to pay a hefty fine, yeah we still have to maintain all those health protocols until we're all vaccinated one county supervisors. a matter of fact wants to increase the fines by thousands of dollars kron 4 sarah stinson live in walnut creek with more on that a lot of money sarah. >>james robin that is a lot of money, especial

. >> but 2009 ended as it had begun, with the case in stasis, no breaks, no leads, no arrests.was no different. same for 2011. nothing. it's fair to say sandra's murder investigation was very much cold. so 2012 now, six years after the murder and three years after that dna test, chief perry gave the case to a new detective, named bryson ponce, who reexamined the physical evidence like sandra's car, undisturbed since the day she was murdered. >> she was sitting down in the driver's seat, and the -- from her waist up was pulled, slouched over into the passenger seat. >> you said pulled. did it appear it had been yanked over that way? >> it appeared that way, yeah. we believe that there was a struggle outside of the vehicle in the garage, and that's due to some evidence that was on the outside front of the vehicle. >> but wait a minute -- >> smudge marks and hair. when you look at how this homicide happened, it wasn't sexually motivated or it wasn't a robbery. it really was focused on anger. >> and so ponce circled right back to those original two suspects, husband darren, boyfrie

here in san francisco, theresa stasi conference. >>santa clara county health officials expect to get the first shipment of covid-19 vaccine, some time tomorrow with more coming on friday. close to 18,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine are currently designated for the county in total there are about a 130,000 health care workers across santa clara county. 70,000 or so working hospitals. county's health officials promise that everybody's going to able to get vaccinated. >>this is only the very first allocation and more vaccine will be coming over the next several weeks and months to eventually vaccinate everyone in our community. we also expect to receive 39,000 doses of the moderna vaccine. next week. >>the county also revise some of its quarantine protocols today under the new guidance, people who have been exposed to someone with covid can now quarantine for 10 days instead of 14. >>i check it out this year is a big ol freezer that will store covid vaccines when they arrive at kaiser permanente medical center's kaiser officials starte

public health officials have said they're doing their best but beyond that not much covers theresa stasi has more. >>here in santa rosa kron 4 news has been contacted by 2 separate families who have loved ones who live here at santa rosa post-acute they say that they're beside themselves as they say that they're learning that covid cases are racing through the facility affecting staff members. as well as residents. >>horrified i'm absolutely. worried for my mom and she's already extremely vulnerable. windy pains, mom lives at santa rosa post-acute she came here after suffering a stroke. in the past few days when he says that her father has found out her mother's roommate contract is sars covid-19 when she left for a party. >>and then came back they have not contacted anyone in my family to let us know what's going on we found this all out through her roommate who has to the covid right now we have no idea whether she has covid whether she's been tested with the results of that test or kron 4 news reached out multiple times to santa rosa post-acute on the phone and assisted mentioned that

hello there on the stasi tape this is al jazeera live from dar also coming up well christmas is only a few days away but in london and other parts of the u.k. the coronavirus restrictions are ramping back up. warnings of a deteriorating security situation in parts of northern nigeria as hundreds of abducted school boys are reunited with their families.

>>our first theresa stasi reports of what happened and what the artist plans to do next. >>i just i want to answer the question why does this statue matter it was a passionate project that took many painstaking hours to create yet vandals demolish the peace quickly as black lives matter. >>because the racist who came in the dark last weekend. and get our statue with baseball bats and and tried to destroy it and that speaks to the work being done in america to defeat racism and bigotry. >>leo carson created the bust in honor of breonna taylor, the slain emergency room tech who died in a botched police raid in her louisville home earlier this year. her death touched off demonstrations around the country. >>the outrage at this crime created waves that captured the attention of the media all over the world. millions more now have heard of brianna taylor and this was a victory for our movement they tried to crush us and we fight back and they were that we've lived it on its head. >>kron 4 news first spoke with carson this past weekend after vandals hacked to pieces days after

that those people will be among the first group to be offered the vaccine but as kron four's theresa stasiorts, the logistics are a problem. >>the numbers of deaths due to covid-19 affecting those living at skilled nursing homes or assisted living facilities is both sad and staggering nursing homes account for about 40% of covid deaths in california mike dark is with california advocates for nursing home reform he says reports showing the vaccine is weeks away for those in these vulnerable facilities is encouraging this is a huge development for residents of long-term care in california and their families however, dark quickly adds getting the vaccine into facilities will be no easy matter. but now crucially we have to figure out how to get the vaccines into the arms of the most vulnerable people in california in nursing homes and there's going to be 2 huge challenges to that one is they can't go to the pharmacy to pharmacy has to go to that also crucially the people inside nursing homes are going to get the same kind of public information campaigns and that the rest of us outside can get

more of the vatican to china where the virus stasis christmas gift manufacturers are struggling while other countries limit their participation in the holidays according to the international labor organization the pandemic is wired into the global income gap with women and low paid work is bearing the brunt of it once it is always on my sales volume has dropped around 30 to 40 percent especially in european american and south american markets. more than 4000000 refugees will not be home for the holidays as they live on the streets and foreign countries all trying to seek asylum according to the world health organization many refugees said the pandemic is cause them at a depression worry anxiety and loneliness. and with more than 78000000 cases of covert worldwide hospital beds are filling up as all moves 1700000 people have died so far this year from covert 90. this year even better than him is impacted by the virus the biblical birth city of jesus usually it tracks terrorists but manger square is empty this year will be held online instead on an unusually silent night. christmas give

high well 1st of december moxy stasi of the metro school winds and we've got some wintry weather coming in to central parts of here a big area cloud down across into the other the continent there across germany and continues to sink its way further south which with some significant snow coming in across the alps in particular southern posits the easing across switzerland's northern areas of italy somebody nasty weather to go on through the next couple of days to the south of that west little warmer of course into central areas live downpours coming in here could see some localized flooding into central parts of italy heavy rain there across c.a.g. assoc out of it was that western side of grace cold enough across eastern parts minus 2 celsius in the heat of the day with even further west well that is the single biggest sevens and ice there for london and for paris i must say that's colder weather coming back down across northwestern process we had was the latter part of the week as we will see some snow coming into the higher ground of the u.k. as we go on through the coming days so much

but experts were split on whether stasie bagley was killed from the gunshot or if she died from smokenhalation. five jurors and a prosecutor on bernard's case pled for mercy before his death. our david begnaud spoke with one of them earlier this month. >> i have always struggled, i guess. especially at that time in my life. standing on my convictions. and i regret that now. the death penalty is far too harsh for the -- his level of involvement in this crime. >> reporter: on the day of bernard's scheduled execution, the supreme court denied his request for a stay. president trump did not grant his petition for clemency. >> my whole journey with criminal justice reform started about a year ago when i came to see the president. >> reporter: one of bernard's fiercest advocates, kim kardashian west, tweeted, quote, i'm so messed up. they killed brandon. he was such a reformed person. he is sorry. so sorry for the hurt and pain he has caused others. in a statement late last night, the victims' family thanked the doj and president trump for giving them the closure they needed after 21 years.

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