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isaiah, great to see you. isaiah jackson. by the way, he's got a show called community crypto on coindesk.com. don't take my job. [laughter] >> thanks -- liz: don't start the hustling in on my tv air. good to see you. thank you very much. [laughter] liz: the path to profitability for america's major air carriers revealed in third quarter earnings, but one airline not feeling the love from today's countdown closer. find out which one and why he thinks you need to not just hold it, get rid of it, sell it. "claman countdown" coming right back. dow jones industrials down 57 at the moment. what will happen with the s&p? it looks like, if we can hold on to these gains in the next nine minutes, it'll close at a record. ♪ muck if. ♪ ♪ . . as an independent financial advisor, i stand by these promises: i promise to be a careful steward of the things that matter to you most. i promise to bring you advice that fits your values. i promise our relationship will be one of trust and transparency. as a fiduciary, i promise to put your

they want isaiah protected so he can safely see family. >> me and my dad are going to go to north carolina to celebrate christmas. >> yeah. with his family, who they haven't seen in two years. >> reporter: health experts say vaccinating kids will provide more community protection, allowing for changes to mask rules. >> the larger masking requirements are being endorsed anywhere right now. those are tied to kids getting vaccinated. >> reporter: san francisco's health officer says cdc approval starts the clock on ending indoor mask mandates in certain settings. >> part of the criteria are going to be 80% of our population fully vaccinated. and we're at 76% right now. the kids are going to get us to that 80%, or it's going to be eight weeks from the time we have authorization. >> reporter: dr. susan phillips says medical settings and schools will be the exception. >> i think that they need to positively motive vaccines and say that they're going have for. they'll be tested, masked, not normal. and they're the ones that are the least likely to, you know, get severe disease. so we restricted ch

in ourfirst reading we heard the words of the prophet isaiah speaking to defeated jewish captives held in slave labour camps outside babylon. the king was overthrown, they temple destroyed, scattered to the winds yet eyes as speaks of future triumph because of the faithfulness of god. cruel adversity is not final destiny, darkness does not indoor. the light that david held out throughout his service inspires by his strong personal faith, service inspires by his strong personalfaith, that service inspires by his strong personal faith, that light held service inspires by his strong personalfaith, that light held by all in public service may flicker but it will not be extinguished. in the face of such injustice it must be for all of us to determine to shine that light all the more brightly. second, there is the promise ofjustice. sir paul's words to a small church grieving humanly for those who have died, paul tells them that grief is right and normal. but for those who are servants of christ like david, grief is accompanied by the certainties of life and ofjustice. life because christ ro

isaiah thomas. just to inform our viewers. you horrifically sprained your ankle in the finals game against the los angeles lakers. you were on one leg, scoring a total of 40 points. a lot of nba fans remember that very well. but given that experience, how does it feel watching somebody like kyrie irving prioritizing being a potential public health threat over being allowed to play and contributing to his team's success as shaquille o'neal was talking about there. it sounds selfish. . >> well, there are two different issues here. and i love shaq. he's one of my closest friends. and i also love kyrie. when we put it into perspective, this is really a safety issue. and i would like to shift lanes. it's more about we care about kyrie's safety. we care about the american population's safety. we have had over 700,000 people plus and counting die from this virus. and what we're trying to do is just spread the word to our fellow americans, our fellow teammates, in the environments that we're going to be in, plan in, communicating in,

isaiah and his friend found out and decided to come here and check things out. >> hearing how they don't want to enforce, it sucks that we cannot get our own burgers. >> reporter: the business was shut down after health leaders say it violated several repeated health orders. >> they should have followed suit but that is my personal opinion so i can get my food. >> reporter: health officials that workers were not checking the vaccine status of customers eating inside as required. they say this location had already been fined multiple times and violations told more than $1700 and the county pulled the chains permit. two other locations in pinole and san ramon were hit with fines. we reached out to in-n-out again to see if they would give us any new statement today but they have not gotten back with us. yesterday, they sent us this, saying, "we fiercely disagree with any government dictate that forces a private company to discriminate against customers who choose to patronize their business." they say this is a clear governmental outreach and is intrusive, improper, and offensive. we are wa

filthy in front of some battles has been a must have been any traveller for quite a while now a front. isaiah, morgan, teacher, whittaker, wagner, 3rd or 4th grade. you on the from that and you're going to ski, so border, the good you are you have years with her marine, do you jump from your, from, from that, that's my ha ha, this is not a hint that for us to know that somebody with union fiction with everyone must have seen the cathedral, at least once in books, albums or on coins, perhaps on instagram or in almost any film about russia, but seeing it with your own eyes. that's something else you say you can use. little bit of i'm dealing with my ploy should run by senior blood because everyone recognizes it. even if they don't know it's real name perspective. we do that with across can sub work with them. we do the bridge targeted with our i'm not going to bring up my stuff, but i do take some water, push it back in a bind him as well. this happens with a lot of the cathedral has 2 names. the official one started by metropolitan mccardie of just after it was built is the cathedral of the in

gateway to self expression, but those behind bars in a 4 by 9 cell desperately need as former inmate isaiah daniels tells me is how we interpret. >> and respond. to the world and the people around us. because it's those emotions that determine the quality of our life and i gave my quality of life by understanding what was in finding myself out with arson corrections or any kind of art finding something to help. >> his piece is now hanging in the lobby at the san francisco war memorial opera. house alongside many others that service portals into the minds of many who are serving time at san quentin prison. the opportunity came in tandem with the performance of beethoven's one and only opera titled fidelio, which is a to freedom a story about a woman who infiltrates prison was disguised as a man to set free her wrongfully imprisoned husband, thereby standing against injustice, find some way of bringing the voices of those who are incarcerated. >> into the very space where we're presenting this opera. so that people would actually take this not only is a beautiful artistic experience, but as a

filthy in front of some battles has been a must have been any traveller for quite a while now a front. isaiah morgan vall, murtha, go to go on the from that and you're going to use the use of border. the good you are used with maureen, do jump from your, from the, from, that's my how hold on. but i just want to know what i've been here before. so know that somebody with me on the left, if they come with you to their reports, but as we add to it, everyone must have seen the cathedral at least once in books, albums or on coins. perhaps on instagram or in almost any film about russia, but seeing it with your own eyes. that's something else. but he is a, a new plan you spent a bit of dealing with my ploy should run by senior blood. because everyone recognizes it, even if they don't know it's real name for safety, we do that. we're going to push the pump cord with pressured dip across to sub work . with john, we do the bridge. i was with are well not only can you bring up mason, but i do take some water, participate in a bind him as well. that happens with avoidable. tell on the cathedral has 2 na

any kind of violence, like stabbing your shootings or anything like that skateboarding community that isaiah marvin says usually gets along with everyone. it's usually really friendly community here. we. people of all ages. all genders like bikes, scooters, skateboards back in pleasant hill. rairden simply left, shaking her head. i just don't. i hate seeing senseless crimes. for first something ridiculous like that, and keith, hoping the violence isn't the start of a new trend in the neighborhood. hopefully you know, the hope is that it was a one off occurrence. and maybe it was somebody that was. passing through that maybe isn't from the area and it was isolated and pleasant. police say they are still searching for that suspect and asking anyone with leads or with surveillance video to contact department. meanwhile the victim is reported to be in stable condition at the hospital and pleasant hill. zach sauce, ktvu, fox two news. tonight in washington, d c. the names of 701 police officers who have died in the line of duty were read at an emotional ceremony on the national mall. till my wife

i think every journalist does, i've got to ask you just finely about the funding of isaiah j. obviously appear on mindy or, or where you get your money from yourself, or is he in the latest? pandora pays. no, he's not. but i, i believe that one of our offenders was in the panama papers and we reveal which, what does he think about you? you, he is in your offshore leaks day to mays. what does he, what does he think about it? i mean, obviously he's associated very closely with powerful nato agencies. i. i am not kidding. i do not show our funders. i've never met her from years. we are from years have no involvement in the newsroom. i see j, this is a tiny organization that needs funding. so if anyone like to donate to us, please do that. and there's only about 40 of us out. we work across the world and we never, ever hear from our foreigners, not ones that have never met them. don't know them. don't even know the age reduce new or big. i don't think you'll be able to open a little of sure to exit a fergus hill. thank you. well, ah, well, in one of the pandora papers revelations

nearly 2 weeks after 17 members of the us missionary group are abducted thought one got grand beth isaiah on all those who take the haitian people hostage terrorized the population are the enemies of the people. all those who support bandits help them find weapons and ammunition is all those who give them the money under shoals. all those who used them to block all activities in the country. all those who deal with them so that they can take power. guthrie did act, they are the enemies of the haitian people, and we are treating them as enemies. the u. k is threatening greater checks on all e u vessels fishing in its waters. if france goes ahead with a series of proposed sanctions, the escalating dispute is linked to a post briggs fishing agreement. paris is threatening sanctions of the u. k. doesn't grant more licenses to french fishermen? the british government says if those actions are implemented, it would put the e u in breach of a trade agreement. already us is the chief executive of the national federation of fisherman's organizations. he said, the situation is both political and te

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trying to get in, but he stopped cold head on by isaiah simmons with his parents looking on simmons, by the way, left the game with a concussion. lance 16 carries 89 yards as that man catered the game plan to his. rookie needs third quarter 10 cardinals 49ers on a drive deebo samuel their best weapon scores from 19 yards out. 10 7, arizona fourth quarter now 49ers going for it again on fourth down. they did it five times they tried only converted once this one batted down by j. j. watt. as the cardinals. then turn that into points. murray this is one of those plays where you just say my guy is better than your guy. you throw it up and you let him make a play. deandre hopkins from kyler murray the final score. 17 10 cardinals, 49ers dropped their third straight game. and our two and three heading into the bye week, cards five. and oh, how about the bears at the raiders jon gruden apologize after the game for racially insensitive emails that surfaced. from 10 years ago. second quarter nice move by damian williams scores on a four yard run. look at this move on a meek robertson seeks hi

is the treasury department going to take this on isaiah priority? -- on as a priority? will president biden launch a regulatory initiative around enablers, as i recommend in my research? so there is a lot we can do, including on both ends of pennsylvania avenue. host: thank you for joining us. josh rudolph is a fellow from the alliance for securing democracy. you confided them -- can find them online, if you want "washi" continues. host: just about half an hour left in the "washington journal" this morning. around 10:00 a.m. eastern, we are i expect it to take you to a pro forma session in the house of representatives. until then, getting your reaction to september jobs numbers release in our ago by the bureau of labor statistics. the total payroll employment rose by 194 thousand in september and the unemployed rate fell by .4 percentage points to 4.8%. notable job gains occurred in leisure and hospitality, in professional and business's services, retail, transportation, and warehousing area employment in public education specifically was one area that so i distinct dec

isaiah sanders crashed in. the 17-7 lead disappeared into a 17-24 lead. stanford knocking at the door. stanford got another shot and this time elisha higgins had a key pass to tie the game. it went over time and a joint was jumping. that was when mckee hit john humphreys for the possible win. stanford led 31-24 the last chance for oregon was coming up. here is the quarterback. a bid did make it happen from inside the 25. a mega win for stanford. 31-24 as they raised the record to 3-2. there ready to put washington state on notice. someone forgot to tell the cougars in white. calvin jackson junior, take a look at this again. a one-handed first-quarter catch, well no answers. washington state one the game. 21-6. more college football, my favorite opening shot of the day. lane, ben's mississippi team returns to alabama to take on his former boss, nick sabin. >> you had notes from your time here to what bothers the team. >> let's hope we did run out of pages. there we go and get your popcorn ready. >> a headset toss in a walkoff. here is alabama's running bac

>> no question the chinese party is weapon isaiah awoke agenda of the american left. look at all the work warrior diplomats on twitter, on american social media companies every single day amplifying woke messages that america has no moral authority to criticize china because america is an evil country where cops are all racist. this is the message they are propagating. they are using that narrative against us and trying to convince -- >> one more question. china tested a hypersonic missile caught us intelligence by surprise. were we surprised by this? >> we've known for a while we were falling behind but we were caught off guard here. we have no idea how they did this. that is unacceptable for an $80 billion a year intelligence community. we need to do better. >> mike calendar sounding the alarm, thank you so much. todd: secret flights landing at a new york airport, more democrats including president biden caught breaking their own rules. we are talking about that next. ♪♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, b

that was in fact isaiah simmons, the. >> cardinals linebacker was evaluated for concussion after hey, you know, and like one for 5, maybe i could see him keep going. forward if they converted on the first couple book. what you see is not really working in. i it's hard. he's a double edged sword because you see is not working so use. you know, you want him to go away from it. but then also you see this offense struggling and they need a sparking the need to get some point so you can kind of see the rationale behind it. but i think one thing we can agree on k is this offense, whether trey lance or jimmy garoppolo just is it right right now. they've been they from pretty mediocre since the 2nd half a week. one against the lions in this just you know, they went to philly and it was brutal in philly and then obviously for like 3 quarters. it was brutal against the packers today was brutal is just they got to get a spark love to have to do something different. what they're doing now certainly is not working. they got a lot of issues, some offensive line of. she's not a holding calls today a

joining me the councilman who initiated the bill, councilman isaiah thomas. councilman, are those conditions a condition of race or socioeconomic factors? >> well, michael, thank you for having me and your audience for the importance of this bill. for socioeconomic status or some of the stops that we're seeing, when someone gets pulled over you can't tell their socioeconomic status. i've been pulled over in the city of philadelphia more times than the years i've been driving. i've been pulled over well over 20 times. i've never lived in a socioeconomic neighborhood. my father is a retired school teacher and i myself have been an active victim as it relates to driving while black in the city. >> in your own experience, has it not mattered that the type of car you were driving? >> i think the type of car you're driving does matter. a lot of us driving in philadelphia, we often have that talk with fathers and mentors and other adult figures in our life. and we are conscious of the cars that we drive because we understand that certain cars put you in a position w

but we do know that when we have to test trace and isaiah plays a big only between 18 and 25% of the people were actually isolating after testing positive for coronavirus. so perhaps the health secretary doesn't feel like he has a lot to give him faith in the british population. and our adherence to the rules. i think the british public arejust adherence to the rules. i think the british public are just integrate this with a really big sigh after all of the travel restrictions, the traffic light system cover the hoops that we had tojump traffic light system cover the hoops that we had to jump through. traffic light system cover the hoops that we had tojump through. i traffic light system cover the hoops that we had to jump through. i went to france in the summer and ijust thought it was a miracle that i got there and back without somebody somewhere telling me that i had the wrong form or taken the wrong test. the other question is how much this is going to cause. it says in the times that you're going to have lateral flow tests by video conference while supervised by a health adviser

gateway to self expression, but those behind bars in a 4 by 9 cell desperately need as former inmate isaiah daniels tells me is how we interpret and respond. >> to the world and the people around us. because it's those emotions that determine the quality of our life and i gave my quality of life by understanding what was in finding myself out with arson corrections or any kind of art finding something to help. >> his piece is now hanging in the lobby at the san francisco war memorial opera. house alongside many others that service portals into the minds of many who are serving time at san quentin prison. the opportunity came in tandem with the performance of beethoven's one and only opera titled fidelio, which is a to freedom a story about a woman who infiltrates prison was disguised as a man to set free her wrongfully imprisoned husband, thereby standing against injustice, find some way of bringing the voices of those who are incarcerated. >> into the very space where we're presenting this opera. so that people would actually take this not only is a beautiful artistic experience, but as a

gateway to self expression, but those behind bars in a 4 by 9 cell desperately need as former inmate isaiah daniels tells me is how we interpret and respond. >> to the world and the people around us. because it's those emotions that determine the quality of our life and i gave my quality of life by understanding what was in finding myself out. arson corrections or any kind of art find us up and help. >> his piece is now hanging in the lobby at the san francisco war memorial opera. house alongside many others that service portals into the minds of many who are serving time at san quentin prison. the opportunity came in tandem with the performance of beethoven's one and only opera titled fidelio, which is a to freedom a story about a woman who infiltrates prison was disguised as a man to set free her wrongfully imprisoned husband, thereby standing against injustice, find some way of bringing the voices of those who are incarcerated. >> into the very space where we're presenting this opera. so that people would actually take this not only is a beautiful artistic experience, but as a direct con

hi, son isaiah. this is a meeting that could begin about 4.30, our time. a house committee expected to. >> approve a criminal contempt report. and if they do that, it will pave the way for the entire house to vote on contempt charges against steve bannon. this is rooted in the fact that committee investigating january 6 once a wide range of white house documents and a badly wants testimony from people like bannon who has been accused of making statements suggesting that he knew ahead of time about extreme events on the day of the capitol attack. bannon's attorney is arguing in part his clipnt doesn't have to line up to testify because of executive privilege is a former trump aide that's an argument that's been rejected by the committee. meantime, this blanket refusal to play along as making committee members and other democrats very angry just simply blew us off. >> you can't do that. they attacked this building. they want to overturn the election and people should be liable if we don't hold those people accountable for really trying to take down the gover

isaiah simmons hits him hard to deny the touchdown. 49ers turn it over on downs and get no points. obviously the parents not happy to see their son hit like that. next drive for the cardinals. kyler murray goes deep to the sideline to ron dale more watch this incredible extension and toe drag for a 32 yard gain. this was ruled to catch the cardinals would cap that drive with the field goal of the lead 10 just before the half marie and the cardinals trying to add more murray gets sacked by nick bosa for a loss of 15 yards, and they have to take that lead to the locker room at the half third quarter. now the 49ers mounting a drive second and nine tebow samuel rolls into the end zone from 19 yards out. it was 10 to 7 49 is very much in it just a one possession game. but here we go. fourth quarter fourth and one kyle use check motions to go under center takes the snap. he looks to be sure to the first down. the change do not lie. and once again the 49ers turn it over on down here is the cardinal possession. 49ers get another chance. chase edmunds fighting for yardage. dante johnson com

any kind of violence, like stabbing your shootings or anything like that skateboarding community that isaiah marvin says, usually gets along with everyone. it's usually really friendly community here. we. people of all ages. all genders like bikes, scooters, skateboards back in pleasant hill. rairden simply left, shaking her head. i just don't. i hate seeing senseless crimes. for something ridiculous like that, and keith, hoping the violence isn't the start of a new trend in the neighborhood. hopefully you know, the hope is that it was a one off occurrence. and maybe it was somebody that was. passing through that maybe isn't from the area and it was isolated. and pleasant help. police say they're still searching for the suspect asking anyone with leads or with surveillance video to contact the department. meanwhile the victim reported to be in stable condition at the hospital. for now, we're live and pleasant hill zach sauce ktvu. fox two news. thanks for the live reports. appreciate it. now. the search is on in contra costa county before people who shot and injured. several people with a bb

isaiah thomas had a lot of things to say and he was forced into retirement after that. that being said, kyrie is being used as a political goal post, as a stand post for certain politicians to further their own agendas. whether he wants this to be a political issue or not, it has become one and he has unfortunately become the face of a lot of people who don't think he has the right to stand up for black lives matter but will still use him in an actual hilt stance in this case. i do want to point out that the nba is still 96th vaccinated and we're giving too much space to one player who is a star player in the biggest media market in the country. but 96% vaccinated. as michelle roberts, who is the executive director union told me, if every workforce in america were 96% vaccinated, we could have a chance at being coronavirus. >> our country was 96% vaccinated, this wouldn't be a conversation. he 40s money for every home game missed. according to espn, he could lose over $17 million in all this. but that still leaves him with $19 million in the bank. if this was an average

the 40 niners fourth and goal from the one lance tries to muscle his way into the end zone takes on isaiah simmons at the pylon and he's denied. that's one where if you pull up and pass, it's a touchdown. you also don't get your head rattled. the 40. niners want for it five times on fourth down or denied four of those times they finally got in the end zone late in the third quarter, lance pitches to deebo samuel. who goes 19 yards of the end zone. 49 is very much in the game, trailing 10 to 7, and again, they had their chances. it's another fourth down. try at midfield. lance's pass will be tipped at the line of scrimmage by j. j watt that gave the cardinals a short field once again, and this time they capitalized kyler murray. makes a perfect throw, where only deandre hopkins can make the catch, even though he's well covered by josh norman. that's the final nail is the 49ers go down 17 to 10 and follow the two and three with their third straight loss and second straight against the divisional opponent. as always, the raiders played the kind of game that will rouse your emotions, whether y

with type 1 diabetes at the tender age of 4 and her parents, former nfl player and super bowl champ isaiah stanback and her mother nationally are raising awareness about the autoimmune disease and the importance of staying positive so that nadia and children like her can thrive. >> she was giving herself a shot at the age of 4. >> nadia understanding her situation, she handles it well. she's strong. she's very strong. >> i can do it. >> she handles it better than i could ever imagine. >> yeah. >> she is very aware and she is an advocate and loves to teach her peers all about type 1 diabetes. >> surviving doesn't require anything but existing. thriving requires an asserted effort to be the best you can be. >> one of my dreams is to become a famous singer and a famous soccer player. and i'm not letting diabetes get in the way of that. >> as long as she remembers to keep going, we don't give up, be strong and -- >> steadfast. >> steadfast. that's really something that's embodied in our family. >> it's the family's motto, steadfast. and i got to a inspiration to so many and she doesn't let any

is the treasury department going to take this on isaiah priority? -- on as a priority? will president biden launch a regulatory initiative around enablers, as i recommend in my research? so there is a lot we can do, including on both ends of pennsylvania avenue. host: thank you for joining us. josh rudolph is a fellow from the alliance for securing democracy. you confided them -- can find them online, if you want to see his work. thanks for the time. next, we will be joined by kyle kondik and explore political polarization. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ announcer: weekends on c-span2 bring you the best in american history and nonfiction books. on saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, during their terms as president, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln, lyndon johnson and richard nixon faced not only political opponents, but americans that hated them. here a panel examines the reasons. and at 8:00 p.m., we will feature two programs on women's political causes. first, the wentworth institute of technology professor allison lange teaches a class on the women's suffrage movement. s