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— and watch the telly? speaking to you this time yesterday, _ and watch the telly? speaking to you this time yesterday, that _ and watch the telly? speaking to you this time yesterday, that number - and watch the telly? speaking to you | this time yesterday, that number was 155,000 people. thanks to the efforts of hundreds of thousands of engineers out there working, we've draughted engineers from ireland in the south of england to help bolster that effort, a team effort to get that effort, a team effort to get that number down as quickly as possible. we won't reconnect everyone this evening, but we are doing our best to reconnect people as quickly and safely as we can. ross, good to talk to you. now it's time for a look at the weather. ben rich has more details. thank lee nothing as better storm arwen on the way. however we do have a bout of windy weather through the forecast as we head through this evening and overnight. after what has been a really mild data the month of november. you can see the rain swinging into western scotland and northern ireland, that rain

yeah, and you are actually eating on the telly. eating on the telly. blimey! if ed miliband was here, he'd tell me it was not advisable. is that a plant—based croissant or a normal butter—based croissant? i've been learning about the difference. this is where your expertise is going to be lent upon, adam.

yeah, and you are actually eating on the telly. eating on the telly. blimey! if ed miliband was here, he'd tell me it was not advisable. is that a plant—based croissant or a normal butter—based croissant? i've been learning about the difference. this is where your expertise is going to be lent upon, adam. it is a butter—based croissant, i am told. what are you talking about, adam? basically, the greatest piece of investigative journalism i've done in my entire career was here at cop26, the climate change conference in glasgow. i'd gone for breakfast one morning, and this has reached legendary status already, and we've already talked about it on the podcast on bbc sounds this week but here is the tv version. with added pictures of chris mason eating a croissant, in case you didn't know what one looks like! i was surprised to find out that a plant—based croissant had a bigger carbon footprint than a bacon roll. of course, that seems a bit counterintuitive because we are always being told one of the things you can do to help reduce greenhouse gases is eat

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it was tellis day. it's a family tradition that how we harvest corn, how we could get just for birthdays are how it could just for any holiday or even just a gathering and that's something that is very cultural traditional into our family. so i love hartenstein native foods. >> papers. kitchen is in oakland's fruitvale district 33 o one east 12th street. it's open wednesday through s'nday 09:00am until 02:00pm vice president kamala harris also marking native american heritage day. she tweeted this. >> we celebrate the contributions of peoples and honor their influence on our nation. we will continue to uphold our treaty responsibilities. strengthen tribal sovereignty and advance tribal self-determination. >> all right. let's go and head outside for a look at the 4 zone forecast as we get to a live look of way off in the distance. there temperatures go yet and even past that you can see oakland from mount tam a pious and our weatherman. >> our meteorologists chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. >

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it was tellis day. it's a family tradition that how we harvest corn, how we could get just for birthdays are how it's could just for any holiday or even just a gathering and that's something that is very cultural traditional into our family. so i love hartenstein native foods. >> chef takes pride in passing down these recipes from previous generations and says it brings her joy to see people from all walks of life come through that door. but especially when she sees her elders who say they never thought they would see a business like this open in their lifetime. she also hopes the native american children who end up trying the food are inspired to embrace their heritage in oakland. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> vice president kamala harris also marking native american heritage day tweeting, quote, we celebrate the contributions of native peoples and honor their influence on our nation. we will continue to uphold responsibilities and strengthening the sovereignty in advance tribal self-determination. >

and burt reynolds. [ laughter ] the great telly savalis. scott baio, who was on "happy days." steven seagal, "songs from the crystal cave." >> there you go. >> jimmy: if it's something you're thinking about? [ cheers and applause ] we could doll you up a little more. >> that's not my neck. >> jimmy: that's not your neck, no. [ laughter ] great idea for the title track, first song, "that's not my neck." [ laughter and applause ] could be fun, right? >> i'm sure they're good in their own right, but every one of those covers is tragic. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the songs aren't great either, i'll be honest. there's really no shining stars in there. >> okay yeah. >> jimmy: some of them are good singers, but you know. really, they were there for the album cover, that was the thing. >> what it's all about, yeah. that's the sort of thing being where i come from --? that would be a no-no. >> "hey, lads, i'm releasing an album." no. >> jimmy: you say football, we say soccer. you started a team? >> yeah, other dads from the school that my two oldest kids go to. we are a collective of men w

it was tellis day it's a family tradition that how we harvest corn, how we could get just for birthdays are how it's could just for any holiday or even just a gathering and that's something that is very cultural traditional into our family. so i love hartenstein native foods. >> well popeye's that continues in oakland's fruitvale district and it is open wednesday through sundays 09:00am until 02:00pm and that does it for us here at kron, 4 news at night. but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. black friday made a big comeback in the bay area. but with an extra police presence. >> why shoppers say they weren't deterred by the recent rise in retail crime pluses be classified as a variant of concern. a new strain of the corona virus has been detected and experts say it could spread faster than others. and vaccines may not protect i did g this year. one for you, one for me. awww. i love it. i got us a little something, too. yeah? yep. one for you and one for me. i love it! oh! actually, that was.. i love it! i like red. current eligible gmc owners get over 25 hundred pu

winter is imminent, christmas is around the corner, these coronavirus newscast fronts is our back on the telly and yes, there is this reimposition of restrictions on our liberties in england. this afternoon there was overwhelming support in the commons for these new regulations. more than 400 mps in favour, just a couple of dozen against, with labour backing the government. labour wants the government. labour wants the government to go a bit further in testing people before they fly into the country, but they are broadly in the country, but they are broadly in the same place as ministers. but what is striking today and what really struck me is that the prime minister doesn't want people to over interpret, to gold plate these regulations. he doesn't want schools to cancel nativity plays. he doesn't want to christmas parties to be scrapped. he hopes he has struck the right balance, that he is being proportionate and reasonable, but the simple truth is that uncertainty stalks us and the government once again. just how spendable will this new variant be? just how good will at evading the vaccines?

it was tellis day it's a family tradition that how we harvest corn, how we could get just for birthdays are how it's could just for any holiday or even just a gathering and that's something that is very cultural traditional into our family. so i love hartenstein need of >> welcome post kitchen is in oakland's fruitvale district at 33 o one east 12th street suite. one 33 and it's open wednesday through sunday from 00:00am in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. vice president kamala harris is also marking native american heritage day. she tweeted we celebrate the contributions of native peoples and honor their influence on our nation. we will continue to uphold our treaty responsibilities. strengthen tribal sovereignty and advanced tribal self-determination. >> there's a little girl and she has one special wish for christmas coming up, how it will help her g don't settle for products that give you a sort-of white smile. try crest whitening emulsions... ...for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets... ...swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth. shop crestwh

pulling her braids out and hitting her in the head with a frying pan the teen ran away last seen at this telly she told police she was afraid to go home because mom would beat her up and leave her bruised up jamie moore is accuse vd educational neglect her daughter not enrolled in school instead of 14-year-old was forced care for her younger brother and pan handle the street threatened with punishment if they shet didn't bring a certain amount of money home east orange police confirmed the girl was known for panhandling in area. both the teen and younger brother are in the custody of child protective services. moore is facing two counts of child endangerment we reached out to the essex county public defender office to see if an attorney has been assigned to moore. we haven't heard back. >>> rents on the rise according to a new report. what's fueling the double-digit spike and which areas hardest hit? >>> spotting skin cancer in people of color,he >>> americans can't catch a break on inflation provides rising for groceries be gas, christmas toys and so much more and a new report out today show

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and that, when you are watching that on the telly, that was quite shocking. my name is kate lyons, i'm a critical care nurse. the amount of patients that were coming through that were a lot sicker than we were used to looking after. it was a bit of a challenging experience for all of the staff up there. and the support that we've had from nhs charities has meant that i can carry on being a functional human. you know, i'm notjust nurse kate who gets completely exhausted at work, i've got the tools to live a functional life and be happy in my life. so i cannot thank you enough. well, to be, to be honest, i'm not here for you to thank me. i'm here to say thank you to all of you for what all of yous have done. i can only imagine how tough it's been. i i'm edna, one of the matrons of thel accident and emergency department. it was a challenging time, - when actually, there are loads of people from the care home that comes to a&e, all covid, - one after the other. so injust a matter of, like, - what a week, we had loads of death. and the hardest thing, is, like, we

i always told o everyone i telly students that was my wake-up call. for me, although i grew up in alabama, we were like in a county that were 90 percent of black. since a little bit different than living somewhere like in mississippi you remember the my father when i was 13 and he was in the military, and we had to drive from texas to back to alabama. my father planned it that we would not be in michigan. as night on that driving back. and we had just come back from germany in june or july 1955, and people were lynched. so i would like to know about teaching them believe that teaching the history, we spent a lot of time trying to get the rypublic school system to teach our history and i think the blacks and i think i would like to get your response of black sororities, fraternities, icorganizations, churches, they should make the teaching of black history apart of their agenda. >> amen brother. that is a hard hard sale. i don't know why we don't tell our story. they t tried to stop the juice from telling the horrible story. we don't care what they say

let's get to rick san telly. >> yes, this is up six-tenths of wunl%. and this is the best level going back to june, when it was up 9-10ths. and another number coming out our november read on a the national association of home builders, which happens to be up three months in a row. let's go to dianna and find out. dianna >> well, rick a strong beat on builder sentiment in november. it rose three points to 83 anything above 50 considered positive still lower than last november, which hit a high of 90 they say a lack of existing homes for sale and strong consumer demand are behind optimism fire traffic also up three points to 68 sales expectations unchanged to 34 sentiments both midwest and south rose four points to 72 and 84 respectively. in the west, one point and the east fell two points to 70 builders still highlight supply chain issues and severe shortage also a shortage of buildable lots people like horton are slowing sales to deliver on time >> thank you >>> we are 30 minutes into the trading session. we're going to start with drug royalty purchase

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it was tellis day it's a family tradition that how we harvest corn, how we could get just for birthdays are how it could just for any holiday or even just a gathering and that's something that is very cultural traditional into our family. so i love hartenstein native foods. >> chef takes pride in passing down these recipes from previous generations and says it brings her joy to see people from all walks of life come through that door. but especially when she sees her elders who say they never thought they would see a business like this open in their lifetime. she also hopes the native american children who end up trying the food are inspired to embrace their heritage in oakland. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ♪ [mallet banging] ♪ [drums banging] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] [mallet banging] [drums banging] [inhales] ♪ i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happenin

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did you think one day you would be on a stage during a kitchen disco live on the telly? there were a few things i did not predict one thing i was five quite funny, i sang predict one thing i was five quite funny, isang in predict one thing i was five quite funny, i sang in a predict one thing i was five quite funny, isang in a kitchen predict one thing i was five quite funny, i sang in a kitchen because i could not leave my house. now when i leave my has everywhere is made to look like a kitchen. you know what is special, when we were doing kitchen discos at home, richard and i talked about how lovely it would be to be part of something to raise money for charity. when children in need asked me about this we said, this is it and it is really special. what i am doing here is tough but nowhere near as tough as what people have been going through where they are benefiting from the fundraising. i cannot complain, you know? i'm doing this for charity. that i cannot complain, you know? i'm doing this for charity.— doing this for charity. that is the im ortant doing this for