shaking hands, will not sap it out of us. shaking hands. you _ will not sap it out of us. shaking hands, you back— will not sap it out of us. shaking hands, you back to _ will not sap it out of us. shaking hands, you back to that, - will not sap it out of us. shaking hands, you back to that, john? l will not sap it out of us. shaking - hands, you back to that, john? when ou meet hands, you back to that, john? when you meet someone, _ hands, you back to that, john? when you meet someone, if— hands, you back to that, john? when you meet someone, if you _ hands, you back to that, john? when you meet someone, if you don't - hands, you back to that, john? wief'i you meet someone, if you don't shake hands it's an awkwardness, just a slight nod, i will not do this bumping like borisjohnson, that is cringeworthy, but i think if you don't have covid shaking hands is quite good but there was an interview around yesterday with nicola sturgeon saying she is not shaking hands at the moment and she hopes never to shake someone's hand again, ithink hopes never to shake someone's hand

this is what sap can do best, fully automated into in. at the end of the day, it's best to let the customer talk and go with numbers and figures. emily: you have a unique view into the supply chain turmoil and also intertribal. how much more pain will we see in the supply chain and the travel business, and when will things return to normal? >> that is a good question. you are right, in the public we hear a lot about the shortages on the semiconductor side. we also hear about the container ships who cannot come into the harbor anymore. there are many more out there where supply chains are heavily disrupted. more important, with a business network, a lot of customers come to us and say i want to join the business network. i want to be connected real time with all my suppliers and manufacturers to manage real-time the supply chain. end-to-end, not only within the four walls. from what we are seeing, this will be the case in the next quarter for semiconductors. emily: when do you see a return to normal? how far out is that? >> when i look at

sap coming out with very strong news in terms of cloud and the sales. the ftse 100 is currently down 0.3%. covid is back front and center. concerns about the spread, so far, the government not willing to put in play positions to restrict that. they want to see the economy continuing and relaxation still remaining in place. let's switch out and see the sector by sector basis. basic resources were near the bottom last time i looked. that remains the case. 2.2% basic resources. we got consumer supported by the likes of unilever. the pricing power, even though the sales in volume did miss at estimates. technology also higher by 0.5% as well. banks also lower by close to 1%. despite what we saw in terms of the broad beat from barclays. francine: let's turn to earnings from barclays. the lender's key business saw worse than estimates, that slump partly offset by the equity business, which climbed 10%, far better than expected. the ceo jes staley spoke to bloomberg. >> the investment bank had a very solid quarter. the investment banking fees on the primary sid

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david, stay with sap well, because there is| stay with sap well, because there is other breaking news out of florida tonight. police hunting fugitive brian laundrie, the 23—year—old fiance of murdered gabby petito, say they have found partial human remains in an alligator—infested swamp. earlier in the day laundrie s belongings were found in the carlton reserve, where laundrie was thought to be hiding. his parents identified the backpack that was found. the sarasota medical examiner has been called to the scene. it's a five—week kind that has been going on in this park. we were discussing in the office the fact that there had been no trace of him at all, no signal that he was trying to use money or he had been spotted anywhere. it didn't seem to suggest that maybe something had happened to him in this park. i that maybe something had happened to him in this park-— him in this park. i think the natural assumption - him in this park. i think the natural assumption from i him in this park. i think the - natural assumption from pretty much everybody following this case is that h

sap says 2021's cloud revenue will grow up to 19% from a year earlier. lvmh beat estimates but growth slowed from the previous period. luxury items surged after the coronavirus lockdown. tesla's china made cars notched another rise in shipments to more than 52,000 units for september, even as general auto sales declined. total shipments were up 27%. that follows a nearly 50% jump in august. ceo elon musk said tesla's shanghai factory is out producing the three-month california plant. anna: thank you. coming up, apple is the latest casualty in the global chip crunch as it is poised to slash iphone production. that conversation, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 22 minutes into a trading day that is fairly negative. the cac quarante and ftse 100 under pressure. apple is the latest victim of the global chip shortage, expecting to slash the production targets for the iphone model. the major chipmaker is warning that demand will outpace supply through next year. there is no quick fix insight. let's get the details fr

sap lines breaking as well. they confirmed some of their preliminary results that they put out earlier in the month confirming those and therefore your outlook rate that they had raised on october 12. they have a lot of clout demand. that's what is pushing them for that momentum accelerating in their words, significantly. they have this new sweep of products that they are trying to phase out, moving companies to the cloud. they are citing the switch for customers to their newer suite of operating -- offerings as what is gaining their revenue. software sales for the grant crowd, 22%. about $9.5 billion in the third quarter. this is the middle of their turnaround strategy, the ceo saying they see a record adoption of their applications. coming up, we speak to the s.a.p. cfo at 6:30 a.m. london time. there are still plenty of earnings and sales updates to come. we will be getting volvo short league. we get sales from print elbow cars. the turn of the u.k. heavyweights. we get results from barclays and a trading upd

several sapped bag locations are set out to help home owners protect their property. crews are working to clear debris from along the bear river. the expected storm lapping on an already burned area brings a special for greater risk. >>> we are preparing for in cg k are roads out there but we ar going to start with dar peck and a look at the radar. >> i want to show you places that have not gotten rain yet. the south bay, if we go to doppler, you can see a good band of rain stretching across the region. now the yellows are showing up. milpitas, this started in the north bay five hours ago and they have already gotten .5 inches of rain. it has held together and now it is moving through the santa collar valley. be ready for that. i know you have been watching the reports over the last few days, everybody is like, this is your time. friday morning. it gets heavier. if we watch the progression that line of showers comes to an end by 10:00 this morning. then that is it. we are done with friday's rain. second of friday has no rain. in addition to the .5 inches in the north

most of them are middle class, and yet they have no choice but to come to this clinic with sap farm. allison is 26. this uninsured mother has just given birth. are they going to have like jack, who's 4 days? and then junior here, my 4 year old i don't feel great that i have a 4 day old baby out in. so i, i mean there's so technically flu season and there's the germs everywhere. but i mean, we had to be here. so i have to take him with me. i had any glasses sent high school, graduated like 10 years ago. so i've just been wearing the same player. so i definitely knew i had to come to get some new ones today and where it's free and it's same day i can leave with glass. it's just it's frustrating. it really is frustrating that there's just nowhere else to go to. actually my heart, i laska, i can't say that at all. like allison 28000000 people in the united states live without health insurance. a originally created to deliver medical aid and developing countries. this mobile clinic provider now operates, and united states a . these volunteers give their time every weekend, holding 100 cli

for the first time in more than a year of in a, the sap center was open at full capacity for the season opener. san jose hitting the ice against the winnipeg jets. after falling behind 2-0, the sharks come storming back with four unanswered goals. third period. a shot. tomas hertl is there with the rebound and the power play goal, 3-2 sharks. rudolf crashes the party at the net. the jets don't like it that he ran into their goaltender. both teams starting to mix it up. the sharks win their season opener 4-3 over the jets. >> here he come! the atlanta braves win game one! >> the braves walk it off in game one of the nlcs. austin come through with the game winning rbi single in the bottom of the ninth. the braves beat the dodgers 3-2. that's all tied up 1-1 after boston beat houston 9-5 in game two. on the road in washington state, down 3 in the fourth. austin jones, he gets down for a 4-point lead on the eight-yard touchdown reception. max just crossed the goal line. that's the winning score. the cougars beat the cardinals 34-31. stanford falls 3-4 on the season. that's a look at sports.

their existence is being threatened by a sap-sucking foreign invader. cbs' chris livesay is there. >> reporter: now, you might think of rome as a city of marble and stone, but with more than half of its surface covered in green spaces, well, it's very much a city of trees-- that is, if a voracious parasite isn't stopped. from the roman forum to the coliseum, and virtually anywhere else in the eternal city, umbrella pines are much a part of the landscape as the monuments they frame. but a killer bug from north america threatens to annihilate this natural and cultural heritage. they sound like little vampires. >> yes, they're vampires. that's the correct-- that's correct. they suck the protein, and they push out the sugars. >> reporter: they're called pine tortoise scales, and they're sucking the iconic pines dry of their precious limb, a sticky mold then covers the needles. they fall off, and then after three years, the treeidize. massimo proietti rocchi, a local activist, is spearheading a counterattack. here in europe, the parsitis have no natural pred

their resources are sapped as they have to deal with these zappers, literally threats to their safety. i talked to a school board member today in one of my largest school districts. and they're doing very, very well for the students. but he said, i felt bad for the districts that have very few resources. and they're dealing with the threats. they're not able to focus on the kid. they have to deal with the threats and the people right in front of them. and he said literally in august, as we put furd forward our plan for our children and safety plan that we put forward, he said that the meeting got so out of hand we had to go to a back room, sit in a band room locked in until the crowd could be -- the excited, very negative crowd could be dispersed and they could try to safely get to their cars to leave. that is not what's should be going on in america for our children. i'll go go back to heatherer to say thank you, please, god, and jennifer jenkins. and many women by the way, i know you were think bag that as well opinion women, public servants under attack, thank you for what you are

treasury secretary janet yellen says it will prevent what many economists see as a race to the bottom that saps countries of tax revenue. >> one country cuts taxes to attract jobs in foreign firms, and other countries feel they have to match to stay competitive. ask so over decades, corporate taxes have simply fallen around the globe, and the winners from that have been the corporations themselves. >> reporter: president biden also met today with the leaders of germany, france, and the u.k. for what one white house official described as a no-b.s. conversation about restarting nuclear talks with iran after president trump pulled out of a deal brokered by the obama administration. >> when would you like talks with iran to resume? >> reporter: the new global minimum corp rapt tax won't go into effect right away. each country will have to craft its own legislation and pass it. president biden has already inserted the measure into his new "build back better" bill which was released this week and which he hopes to pass next month. irika. >> sargent: nancy cordes in rome, thank you. tensions are risin

the sharks open on saturday the 16th at sap center, presently without one of the biggest scoring threats. >>> too coronavirus. bay area counties thinking of lifting mask mandates in a matter of days, in time for halloween and the season for gatherings. andrea spoke to the health expert who said that it may be too soon. >> the fun, cute costumes are back on the racks as adults and kids get ready for a full return of halloween. >> this will be her first halloween trick or treating. the kids are so excited because they lost last year. >> it should be safe to go door to door again. that is if kids and adults are taking the steps to stay safe. >> i'm still kind of concerned, you little and can't get vaccinated. >> i don't see their being any huge risks as long as the kids are wearing masks and taking the normal kinds of precautions. >> some bay area counties such as contra costa and san francisco are considering letting up the precautions by lifting the mask mandate. one doctor said we should wait and see what happens in santa cruz first since the county lift the mandate last week. >> my advi

. >>> no further comment tonight from the sharks who open their season at sap on the 15th. >>> now some drama in the elizabeth holmes trial. len ramirez was in the courtroom as a new witness took the stand and a juror was asked to leave. >> reporter: the ceo of safeway testified that he made a business decision to make a deal with theranos, even though elizabeth holmes herself was not able to demonstrate the technology. former safeway chief executive steve byrd said he was immediately interested in theranos when he heard elizabeth holmes' pitch that her desktop devices could run hundreds of blood tests from one fingerstick of blood. he said the company formed plans to put them in stores and arranged a demonstration for his board of directors in which homes through for one of the board members and put into her machine. it made noises, he said, but it never gave results. >> what this is doing is putting the focus back on elizabeth holmes. >> reporter: steve clark says the fact that safeway went on to invest $85 million in theranos is significant. >> when you hear about the demonstration t

a lot of he only don't day sap your gadri not head of the willow poke almost, you'll get the new york on 15 or it'll have our football unreasonable. you got on 15. okay. the vehicle off. how is this idea on the same dna conceivable? awkward people, they would feel if you bought a car, nobody out there. i've been and i threw up. what if they know are yours? but i'll feel and if it blank, confidential henberg latera. lafayette. well grown properly for their comalla wanting performa. bertha, you gotta be a column, brianna. this them on finance, boone and forever only enabled the nuts office. we were told that the liberation on his new focus was popular among young recruits, put seemed paramilitaries, shooting at protesters with totem impunity. next, we drove to territory controlled by discipline to park the richness with us. was you henney? one of the fight us with the mobilized in 2016. when i way to her old camp, we saw this than clark propaganda everywhere. and newly formed coke with when i started, congress come to cities. and if i see that must with and see if you guys don't get a l

patrick mcginnis, venture capitalists, and the 1st fomo sap names known to science as he calls himself, patrick rates, have you in our show? hi. hey sophie, it's a great to be here. all right, so even though the word is catchy and quite famous by now, it would still be nice to fill our here zane. so briefly, what exactly is firma which stands for fear of missing out? is it a syndrome? is it a condition? what is it? so was an anxiety that is caused by the fear that there is something better happening out in the world than what you're doing right now. combined with a fear of being excluded from a beneficial collective experience and sort of group thing going on that you're seeing happening. and you're not a part of all right. and you are saying that you are the 1st thermo sapiens known to men. how come before you there were non when the word fomo didn't exist before i came along. so i actually invented the word for mo, when i was a student in harvard business school way back in 2003, if you can believe it. of course, these feelings are part of the human experience all the way back to the

intentional or it was just the mistake yourself, takes history and i will will with that facebook and won't sap was quite an experience. and in fact, it was one of the longest outages that facebook has experienced in its history. so yet it was long and there were long, tense hours because nobody seemed to know what caused the outage, how long it will last and well, we'll, what we should all do with it. when facebook service went down, they took along with themselves the so the infrastructure inside the, the, the facebook headquarters or wherever their services are located. so engine is when they tried to get in, they found out that their electronic cards, their passes simply did not work. so they had to literally forced their way into the server room to manually reboot them. so and it took mark zuckerberg also hours to come forward and explain what was going on. facebook, instagram, whatsapp, a messenger coming back online now. sorry for the disruption today. i know how much you rely on our services to stay connected with the people you care about. you might think that it was just facebook, ins

the 1st black out happens all monday way and uses of the platform along with walk sap and instagram. we're unable to get access to their accounts for 7 hours straight. the 2nd disruption, which happened on friday, continued for a couple of hours. both the said to have been caused by technical errors. facebook engineers blame the problem on a connection. failure between the tech companies data centers, the outage had a knock on effect for many uses and businesses all over the world. the platform itself also took a financial hit losing up to $60000000.00, which had lifted commentator chadwick more question. how such a vast company could have been so vulnerable to a technical failure. facebook. oh is a one trillion dollar company and i like these outages happen a lot. it happened in april in june of just this year. you don't see google outages or any other big tech companies. apple. busy happening quite so frequently, so it's a bit bizarre that facebook has a problem with this. it seems to be that all of their, these properties oculus, instagram, whatsapp, and facebook all run through s

what the pro set is, what sap all appear to have been hit by widespread outages, aged uses are taking to other forms or social media like twitter to report their frustration. facebook which owns instagram, and whatsapp says it's aware that some people are having trouble accessing the services. you update with headlines on al jazeera, i'll have more news for you after counting the cost. ah and i, i, i, there, i'm given out. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you will look at the well, the business and economics. this week, i'm going to merkel legacy germany's economy is the envy of the wealth, but its economic position is on the thresh, unprepared for the digital age. can the next leader of germany take on its challenges, lies and fabrications a war of words as game make an epic as kicked off the apple app store? it all legal disputes have been settled. is apple abusing its monopoly power and a slow motion economic collapse, international buyers, a shunning afghan businesses. thumbs is struggling to stay afloat, forcing them to lay off employees. ah. and those who have had their

with either very good evening to appreciate you joining me this evening on our team boiling gas prices sapping reduced to more of a sigma after intervention from vladimir putin who said that russia will ramp up. i exposed to europe, dressing the continents energy crisis. on wednesday, the president added moscow would continue its commitment to you cried with regards to gas transit. as she says, she's guessed from believes that it would be more profitable for it to pay a fine to ukraine and increase the gas volume pumping through the new systems. but there's no need for that. there's more pressure in the pipe, less c o 2 emissions into the atmosphere. everything turns out cheaper and at $3000000000.00 a year, it is necessary to fully comply with the contractual obligations for the transitive gas through ukraine. although it is more profitable to sell it on the exchange, but there is no need to but anyone in a difficult position, including ukraine despite the difficulties in relations. second, there's no need to undermine gas prompts confidence as an absolute reliable partner in all respects. of

united states grown pre the sap and leads hamilton and the drive, the stand things by 6 points with 6 races remaining and one of the closest it's hyper races for years. so i was the relationship change the season as the rivalry intensifies like last year we would see each other the track and we'll say hi, we'll do the same thing this time this year. as no difference, me personally, the staff and might not be hamilton. favorite person, but he certainly well liked by spectators. in a recent global survey have over 167000 f one farms he was voted most popular driver my life. that's what i always wanted. and now i can happily retire. but actually only 12 people voted. yeah, makes sense? probably all my friends know. i mean it's of course very nice to see funds voting for you, but of course that's not what i'm here for you. i'm here to win races and tried to do the best. i can, but it's great that there are 12 people out there who like me. so actually maybe 13 . if i like me i would be sad and you had ricardo and he's actually me getting into the spare to things in texas. well, i'm overwhe

the world will experience serious water shortages unless countries make changes saps the warning from the united nations, whether agency, it says the number of people without water is expected to soar due to lack of availability and population growth. experts say 5000000000 people will have inadequate access to water by 2050 water related hazards like floods and drown, sir, increasing because of climate change. despite some advances, a 170 countries remain off track in managing their water resources by 2030. while climate change is transforming, molly's lake foggy, been into a desert in the tumbled to region. the un says more than 300000 people have been displaced. usable land for farming is becoming scarce, causing violet dispute between farmers and lifestyle. curtis, nicholas ha. reports on the edge of tim book, 2 is a disappearing lake, with the temperatures approaching 50 degrees celsius, vanished into thin air, or the green waters of the mighty lake figure being la la. thought that when reduced one says it's getting hotter, he's no longer a fisherman. he's witnessed waves of sand

ah, i'm an insight into how i hear top stories on al jazeera. 6 didn't ease in boston, happens saps by the military as international pressure grows against monday's cave . the african union has suspended. can't see him on the well, bank has put aide on hold. kristen slim, he has moved from the un several council members took the opportunity to day to i can damn what's happened. the u. s. called the military take over a completely unacceptable kenya, african member of the council. before the meeting, i called on the 6.

and recently, when our lines became the top block chain game, according to leading ranking site sap radar. absolutely. i apologize. i have to cut you off. we have 50 seconds left of the show. i appreciate it, so i will finish this conversation. 3rd, i might have the block steering found is fine. thank you so much. thank you for having me. and that's it for this. you can catch bo bus on demand on portable t v. we will see you next time. me. i ah, the by did ministrations decision to leave afghanistan was correct in long overdue . however, the way america's longest war ended as a different question. it was a botched affair. the generals will most likely never be held to account. put alone marine. we can, colonel does face court martial. is this justice? oh, the way of life of reindeer herders leading a traditionally nomadic lifestyle in the tundra is similar to a parallel reality. while the main drive, the hood, women carry the weight of the household work on their shoulders rather than with full stress. when he'd now miss will, york city of london is thinking however, in the vast expanse o

but again, globally, as you know, what sap is tremendously important for communication in a lot of parts of the globe. i mean, it does raise questions around, you know, how important it is for there to be redundancy, but also questions around, you know, should private companies be solely in control of infrastructure. so critical to communications in out what of the broader implications of an ad inside this emmy. we've spoken about the vulnerabilities, but you know, from an individual perspective, we rely on these platforms to conduct our daily lives. and then businesses also align them sort of to get clients or to get customers. what's your insights on, on the broader implications? sure. $11.00 thing to keep in mind just from a pure dollars. busy and cents, you know, losing, you know, the better part of a work day of business for facebook is obviously enormously costio. we were talking tens or hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue. but as you point out, you know, for businesses that rely on facebook, so small businesses where facebook is their primary, a way of communicating th

minister, is held tributes alongside the leader of the opposition. british police are describing is sapping as a terrorist instance. the afghan taliban is promising to increase security. it shall moss soft, are not the major attack their funerals are being held in kandahar following a bombing on friday that kill at least 48 people. iceland afghanistan's claimed responsibility been protest as the gathering and sedans capital to demand greater representation impala in government. they are made up hoffman, alliance of armed groups and opposition members to the occupied westbank people in ramallah holding a memorial for the act of us. nissan bernard who died during his arrest back in june and at an outspoken critic of the palestinian authority. 14 members of the security forces were charged for allegedly beating him to death. so let's talk to nita abraham, following that memorial. that is ongoing in ramallah. tell us more later about the the reasons for this today. according to their family, they want to keep the story of nissan bennett alive, and they want to keep putting pressure on the pales

oh jack sap. we have done testing in $32.00 children's playgrounds, around to carter, almost 70 percent of them had led levels above a 90 p p. m, which means they are not safe. and children can get lead contamination just from playing in the playground. and yet, these volunteers are re painting equipment at playgrounds around the city. with safe nontoxic paints, a report by the local n g o nexus foundation found more than half of the paint brands available in indonesia sold at least one product with extremely high lead concentrations. many countries banned lead pains decades ago and implemented strict regulations, but the pains are still widely available here in indonesia and activists. a calling for stronger regulations, deteriorating lead paint is also considered a hazard as dust and paint chips can result in dangerous levels of lead exposure. get up when the regulations are still voluntary. it is not compulsory for pain companies to reduce unleaded paint. she's working with paint companies in i

in films males are portrayed as goofy saps or gender fluid geniuses. >> ♪ ♪ . >> yes! >> it's only been thanksgiving but it feels like since forever. >> laura: news flash for hollywood. women want men to be men. they want men to be honest and kind and humble as well. but as a friend said accident even women who work outside of the home prefer a man who protects and provides and defends -- and we don't want men to push us out of the way to look in the mirror. the obama people who used the edge to push obamacare. even morning joe could not stop laughing at him. >> this is just funny. >> [laughing]. >> laura: they are shocked young men are flocking to non-effeminite men and they are listening to joe. >> thank if for all of the bridges and the [bleep] and rockets. toxic masculinity. all of the things men prevented and toxic men prevented from you being murdered in war and protected the country. most of it is positive. >> laura: the natural instinct of most men is to protect women, but that's slowly being beaten out of them by feminist or overly feminine men who love submis

the case with the federal authorities looking to break up facebook at once facebook to let go of walt sap and instagram, it's not been the company's best ag think those coals, those anti trust coals will now grow even louder? will they get even more powerful? yes, i think the anti trust cause will get louder and the calls for regulation are going to get louder. i think the regulation calls are actually playing in the facebook scans because they want regulation because they count on regulatory capture. and so i think that facebook will welcome regulations because that helps them to control the market and keep out other, you know, entrance into the market. because the higher the more regulations, the more difficult it is for competitors to compete in the marketplace. as for the anti trust, they'll certainly resist those calls. they don't want to break up the company because it's too powerful and it's too profitable, and they're afraid of losing those power profit centers, i believe. ok, good to talk to you. thanks very much for joining us. liberal studies professor michael rex involve autho

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and the result of these sap supply chain shortages has got to be an inflation. there's no getting around it. and it was before we go, i have about 30 seconds left, but i just want to follow up on that. is there a fix? i mean, it seems like, you know, we've talked about the president biden thing we do with you, u. s. military to move a cargo off the ships in california. but you know, when we talk about a globally, is there any fixer does this just have to run its course? i think i think in large measure it has to run its course. i do believe that it should be possible for buyers and sellers in specific industries to be working together. but one thing we don't know is how the energy price movements a going to affect the overall situation where there are energy shortages. obviously energy prices go up and that is immediately passed through. now, part of the problem has been also that due to call 26. there's been a lot of pressure this past year for energy to go greener in europe and even in china and india and china and india have had to back off of shutting down c

here's what we heard if they would sap really making jokes about it and actually acts and things look at things then. well, i think it's terrible. i think that it's a major problem and it needs to be addressed. and i don't know then that washington is doing a whole lot about it, an electrical business and everything is back order. you gotta wait months. now rather than holding biden's feet to the fire, we see mainstream media stepping up to defend biden and point the finger at the american people. ah, there was recently an article published by the washington post on monday that went as far as telling the u. s. public to lower their expectations and to stop blaming the biden administration for falling, living standards that needless to say, there were many who spoke up and did not approve of the town of that article. among them was republican. senator josh holly, you know, i think it lower your expectations, tucker is really the slogan, with abiding presidency. we're told that the american people of the problem, you're the problem. national may lays all, it's all the american people's

and that fight should take place early next year. formula on a red bulls max sap and has we taken the lead in the re said to win the wall championship? he finished 2nd at the turkish copy behind winner val terry bought us or lewis hamilton finish. 5th, after taking a 10 place, a grid penalty for the engine for an engine violation for stop and now has a 6 point advantage. over hamilton, at the top of the standings, los angeles dodgers have leveled up their playoff series that with the san francisco giants, with tom cruise watching on in from san francisco, the reigning world series champions it back from their opening game to feet. perfect throat from a monkey bet. one of the highlights of the 72 when the best of 5 series now shifts to dodger stadium on monday. well, cut out has become a major chance at a point for refugees fleeing the taliban takeover of afghanistan. many who left the country on evacuation flights are now being assisted by the organizes of next year's football woke up and he richardson has more football is providing some much needed rest might for african refugees in

n said sap has special trust fund to provide urgently needed cash to afghans. ah, and south korea joins the space, rice, launching its own rocket for the 1st time, but not everything goes to plan. i'm devin ashworth sport as the houston astros and atlanta braves, both moved within one game of baseball's wild series. and he's done is again, christiane evanardo schools and late when i from manchester, united as a fight from to no down to beat atlanta in the champions league. ah, hello and welcome to the program. we begin this news hour in the india where there are celebrations to mark the 1000000000 coven. 19 vaccine being admin. it. it's the 2nd nation to get to a 1000000000 dose is off to china. around 3 quarters of an outs have now had one shot. but only 31 percent of had both adult variant drove a huge surge in india earlier this year, which brought its health care system close to collapse. shortages lead to a black market for medicine and oxygen cylinders. huge congratulations to india for mocking yet another might store a 1000000000 cove. 19 vaccine doses a

we're stopping in 2nd. hamilton leads for sap and by 2 points in the tunnel stand. it was really tricky the session in general because there's still some damp patches and getting the temperature in the ties with gross. i wasn't easy but yeah, really, really great job by the team. so happy with the performance in terms of getting us out the right time. tomorrow's gonna be difficult but i'll give it everything. and today was definitely a little bit crystal and we had the series is all we want the we tried everything. so we just need to understand what we could have done better. that will, of course, while we can change the journey more and we'll see more what we, what we can do. south africa have continued their unbeaten run and the 2nd round of african world cup qualifying. it's a pretty shocking a glove work by ethiopia as keeper helped before before to with 31. when earlier south africa haven't appeared up to final since hosting them in 2010 this latest. when means they talk group g and our one point i hadn't gone at who beats and bob way, 31 back in front saturday

on the richardson al jazeera though max for sap and his re taken the lead and the race to win the for middle one world championship after finishing 2nd to at the turkish rom pre. so rival lewis hamilton started in 11th because of an engine violation. and also managed a 5th place finish after a late race tire change. hamilton's mercedes teammate voucher boat has one ahead of her stop in the red bull driver now holding a fixed point advantage at the top of the sanity. everything. but yeah, to seemed like felt you had a bit more base, it could look off to the tires, maybe a bit better as well, but i'm a personal, happy to to finish 2nd because in these conditions and it's also easy to, to get it wrong. and you draw back, so overall, a very, very nice in theory has retained his heavy way boxing title. he knocked out dante while during the 11th round of a dramatic contest, theory was put down twice in the 4th round, but went on to dominate the fight. in las vegas, it was appears 3rd meeting in the ring. the 1st bout ended in a draw, sir, is now one against the american. twice the britain r

one of its applications though, at what sap at least has end to end encryption, something which is long bogged government's intelligence and security agencies who water who've argued for back door access to these encrypted chats. if facebook is broken up and there is some sort of state involvement in the infrastructure of its platforms, doesn't that have implications for privacy? and that's a very important question. so 1st it facebook is broken out of the state, doesn't have to become the owner necessarily of the, of the company. you know what's up and facebook used to be 2 different companies. it happens differently, but it does really matter in did what condition. for instance, what's up encryption model would remain if it was to be separated from the facebook ecosystem. now there is a lot of other services communication services that exist current, you know, don't belong to facebook. or other private company or decentralized company that offers and to incomplete in 10 encryption as well and communication. so it can happen and it can be done in this way. we need to have the larger co

male protagonists are often portrayed as goofy, helpless saps or gender fluid geniuses. >> from the dad's class to the ballroom. that sign has been drawn. >> it has only been thanksgiving but feels like forever. >> newsflash for hollywood, women want men to be men. they also were honest and kind as well but most women i know, even women who work outside the home prefer a man who will protect, provide and defendant we don't want men who will elbow us out of the way or whose idea is getting a facial. a member the man, the obama people used in ads to push obamacare? even morning joe couldn't stop laughing at him. >> looks like a bad weekend. >> all the pajama boy fans are shocked that young men are flocking to non-a feminist men like jordan peterson who wrote 12 rules for life and especially furious that millions are tuning in to listen to manly men like joe rogan. >> toxic masculinity which is a hilarious expression, you need to thank toxic masculinity from the bridges, all the jets, all the rockets, toxic masculinity, if you break down the things men have invented, always toxic men prevent

sapping numbers from the fbi show 60000 law enforcement officers resulted in 2020, up 7% from the year prior. this is all happening here by accident accident? what you think the hatred is coming from? what hatred would you have in your heart to attack someone with a uniform? this came from somewhere and not just a few people. didn't take us long are on the street to find people who still aren't convinced police are the good effect. this is where happens when we asked police -- >> police officers should be fired, we need to make more options than just people with guns to show up. >> defund weapons like guns. >> i do think officers and police establishment should be abolished. >> we need to completely dismantle the police department. >> they are taking their job to serious. >> i don't like the word or association with police, i want to say there's a delicate interplay between the social report. >> it's context -based community, even violent situations. ♪♪ >> social workers would probably be good because it's a lot of mental people who need help. >> audit comes from disparity of energ

only country dealing with migrants as the european country has put thousands of troop added order. sap illegals coming over. however, this move and others are causing a major friction in the year. we over europe court from the ground and is all for given with a simple name change or one big changes coming they made for social media platform with help. people will forget the wrong for the past so that it might be able to fulfill its ambitions of domination in the future. we will uh, bring you the story. and cargo ships are still sitting in the ocean, waiting to dock trucks are waiting to be loaded with product and consumers are waiting for their favorite items. why is they're both supply and demand yet neither side is actually getting filled. we will read the latest on the multiple kinks in the supply chain. i'm sky now hughes and we're going to give you the 360 view of these stories on today's news is used right here on our t america. ah, thanks for joining us in the f. b. i combed through properties here in d. c. a new york on tuesday. they were all tied to a billionaire, russian, bus

this is the first time since any where there is no capacity limit at the sap center. only requirements fans need to be fully vaccinated or show proof of a recent negative covid test feel safer that everyone's vaccinating the several blocks away. sam pedro square the sea of shark jerseys is exactly what business owners had been hoping for there's a lot of people but that's great for the business a district restaurant. they brought in more staff members to help this weekend. we had everyone come in a little bit earlier and then yeah, we have like extra support staff tonight as well. according to councilmember davis. san jose lost about 40% of businesses during the pandemic they're hoping tonight's event could help. recovery, the restaurants have closed and even now with with the restaurants that have been able to stay open. they are not many of them are not even open during the day, but it's going to take more than a shark's game to boost the economy downtown san jose big lift for us is going to be the return of office workers see that our offices are probably some more

matt: so you are essentially the sap or oracle of cannabis then? ross: interesting analogy. very unique to the space, a lot of nuances here. it is a nascent industry that is evolving very quickly. our job is to keep up with a demand and expectations of the consumer. jon: it is interesting. here in canada, we have seen retail, online. can you give us a sense on how you see things playing out? clearly, you are betting on that brick-and-mortar foot being relevant, using your technology. e-commerce is appealing for a lot of operators as well, so give us a sense on how this industry will be selling to consumers as it keeps growing. ross: there is a lot of movement in the industry, and it's a great time to be a part of that momentum. we are seeing across industries, e-commerce is bringing convenience to consumers, allowing them to order any product from wherever they are. we feel like cannabis is one of the fastest-growing segments of the economy now, and our job is to professionalize and normalize the industry. we see huge benefits to the industry, bringing positive societal chan

people will walk over to the sap center. fans coming to the game must show proof of vaccinations for covid before entering. the sharks will be taking on the winnipeg jets at 7:00 p.m. >>> at 7:10 this morning, we have much more ahead on the bay, a new push to conserve water in the bay area's biggest city. we'll tell you what's being asked of people and how much water you are being asked to save. >>> tracking changes in our weather, we got rain on the way heading into sunday and a cool down, full forecast, coming up. stay with us. >>> welcome back at 7:13 on your saturday morning. a little bit of haze as we look out san jose from a near by estrada fire burning outside of gilroy. we are expecting a beautiful saturday for the majority of the bay area and a major cool down tomorrow. vianey arana has your forecast in a few minutes. >>> but, first we have new details about former president bill clinton's hospitalization. he stayed over night at uc medical center. he's recovering from an infection. doctors say he's responding well

the dow is down 61 having trouble making it back to the flat line but not where it was at the session sap down and the nasdaq down. ♪ i promise - as an independent advisor - to put the financial well-being of you and your family first. i promise to serve, not sell. i promise our relationship will be one of partnership and trust. i am a fiduciary, not just some of the time, but all of the time. charles schwab is proud to support the independent financial advisors who are passionately dedicated to helping people achieve their financial goals. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com liz: breaking news the fda has permitted the marketing of e-cigarette products which is the very first authorization by the fda almost immediately you had a spike in the groups volume is up half 8% you see philip morris upper half 8% in turning point is flat to slightly higher where british is down half 8% the fda did didn't i for flavor products and mental flavor products are being evaluated they think companies are feeling the effects as we mentioned and we will be watching the stocks in the fda approved the mar

at the sap center. >>> we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with chuck todd, who has a preview of this week's "meet the press." >>> plus, empty shelves and higher prices, and what is causing a decoration shortage and the impact it has on all of us. nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. my delicious 15-piece tiny tacos with creamy avocado lime dipping sauce. get 'em regular or loaded for just a buck more. tiny tacos, great price. try my tasty tiny tacos and download the jack app today. >>> welcome back. it's time for our weekly discussion with chuck todd, nbc political director and moderator of "meet the press." chuck, good to see you as always. i misspoke before the commercial break. i did not know you are here on the west coast for us, so welcome to the best coast, of course, i am biassed. on friday we learned the

for the first time in more than a year and a half the sap center was open at full capacity for the shark's season opener. san josÉ hitting the nice against the winnipeg jets. after falling behind 2-0 the sharks come storming back with four unanswered goals. third period, the rebound and the power-play goal, 3-2, shocks, and less than two hours later, the jets don't like that he ran into their goaltender and both teams start to mix it up. the sharks win their season opener, 4-3 over the jets. >> that is down. and the atlanta braves win game one in the bottom of the ninth. the braves beat the dodgers 3-2. the american championship league series is tied. and then here check out jones. a little more than 90 seconds remaining in the game. and that's the winning score. the cougars beat the cardinals 31-34. that's a look at your morning sports. i am anthony flores. >>> we have much more on "today in the bay." a prescribed burn spreading to more than 100 acres. the weather now helping the firefight in the south bay. >>> family reunions more than a year and a half in the making. when those changes