well, it�*s important that it�*s funny, and it�*s important that it�*s also serious. that�*s a good example of something that�*s funny and serious. it�*s funny to describe myself as that. there�*s something funny about the word — jews use it a lot in comedy. they land on the word. at the same time, there�*s something deeply serious about choosing that as my identity on a very sometimes anti—semitic platform. it was important to me when i was young in a way that ijust swam in it. i went to a jewish primary school, a very orthodox jewish primary school. becausejews are complicated — not because my parents were religious, that was the nearest school in cricklewood that i wouldn�*t get beaten up at. it was basically the north west londonjewish day school. so, i went there with a yarmulke and tzitzit and ate kosher and learnt hebrew and all that, and all my friends werejewish. and looked like a religiousjew, but didn�*t believe a word of it? i didn�*t not believe a word of it, because i was a kid, so i don�*t think i thought about it then. but all m

there�*s a reason why he�*s br...bringing up all this malarkey. he has spent his whole life mastering techniques to control his speech. but for him, it�*s no laughing matter. you know, think about it. stutter is the only thing people think they can laugh at. if i were standing up here talking about having a cleft palate, and how i had that operated on, or i had a withered arm... ..or i was partially paralysed... ..no—one would make fun of it at all, but think about it. stuttering is the only thing that good people think it�*s still ok to laugh about. and those of you who are stutterers, remember how it feels. remember how it feels. it drags you down in that empty hole in your chest. that feeling of panic you get and then anger. for a while, there was not a realisation that he had a stutter, or a stammer, and it's only him talking about it where it's become clear. i think that he just is determined that people will see that, yes, he might have a stutter, but he is clear about what he wants to say, and it may fumble a bit, and there may be tim

perhaps that�*s why it�*s presenting in this way if thatis why it�*s presenting in this way if that is the case. definitely a real concern for could lead to index celebrated roll—out. could lead to school closures if it is as serious as active sound. but we do not know that yet. and the government definitely is very reluctant to go into more stringent restrictions in any way. certainly not before christmas. ethic it�*s possible we may see some return of restrictions in january but they definitely may see some return of restrictions injanuary but they definitely do not want to go and anything like we�*ve seen before with lockdown, could be working from home or vaccine passports as laid out in plan b. the government is adamant we are not there yet as it�*s no cause for alarm at the moment. wejust don�*t know enough about omicron to know which way it�*s going to go. absolutely. just a stylist upon, what do you make of the i front pages? this is become the established approach from the front pages. lots of interesting busy things going around the main story for the big bulls he

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that�*s right. it�*s one of many community hubs across the north of england and in scotland that have been providing a refuge in emergency refuge in place for people still without power, entering their second week now without power. around 200 homes in the villages nearby are without power. in durham county council declared a major incident which allowed the army to be called to help, draughted in to help vulnerable people about 50 miles from here. that�*s exactly what they�*re doing. following on from that northumberland county council did the same. that was over concerns of the welfare of the residents, some of whom have neither power or water. it�*s expected that military personnel may well be draughted to help those efforts. it�*s places like this is where volunteers have been working tirelessly to provide a lifeline for people who are still without power. warm shelter and hot meals, basics provided by volunteers offering a lifeline to those without power in butterknowle in county durh

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let�*s break that. he�*s bleepjewish! in the first six months of 2021, there was a record spike in anti—semitism. from controversy around the middle east to conspiracy theories and the toxic environment of social media, manyjewish people are questioning how safe it is to express who they are. i want to find out what�*s going on, and i�*m starting in burnley, where ashley was the victim of an extreme example of anti—semitism. in march 2020, ashley was attacked by three men just outside his home. the assault took place in front of his mum. they were going where that blue car is now, but it was a different—coloured car then, and started shouting, "dirtyjew! "look at that dirtyjew!" and then one of them came onto the driveway and then, he started attacking me. and i was full of blood and i was still with the adrenaline pumping. i mean, how long were you dealing with the physical injuries, and...? about 3—4 week. and any mental injuries off the back of it? ptsd. it took me a while to go back outside again. quite a

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news. thousands of people have been evacuated from india�*s eastern 0disha and andruh pradesh states as a storm approaches. cyclone jawad is expected to make landfall on sunday. people have been told to stay away from coastal areas. st mark�*s square in venice was flooded on saturday morning after high tides swept through the city. the one—metre high tide left the square submerged but did not stop tourists going for a stroll. the high tide though was still not enough to activate the mose flood barriers, which were launched last year. the woman who is set to become the first female president of honduras, xiomara castro, has said she will invite the un to oversee efforts to tackle corruption when she takes office next month. with 80% of votes counted from sunday�*s election, she�*s leading by a wide margin. the killing of two young women in england — sarah everard and sabina nessa — brought to public focus the safety of women on uk streets. their deaths have prompted a group of

it�*s good to see you again. behind closed doors they spoke for two hours with ukraine at the top of the agenda. for weeks there�*s been growing concern in the west that the build up of more than 90,000 russian troops near ukraine�*s borders could herald an invasion by russia. the white house said president biden voiced the deep concerns of the united states and its european allies about russia�*s escalation of forces surrounding ukraine. mr putin demanded guarantees fixed in law to rule out the eastward expansion of nato. the call according to the white house was a conversation with give and take but no finger wagging. president biden was direct and straightforward with president putin as he always is. he reiterated america�*s support for ukraine�*s sovereignty and territorial integrity, and he told president putin directly if russia further invade ukraine the united states and our european allies would respond with strong economic measures. the white house said the teams of both presidents would follo

upper 50's to low 50's. as we go around the bay, from the peninsula, upper 40's to near 50 today, partly cloudy. the north bay, cooler, 40's to low 50's. we will talk about how much colder we will get as we get into the holiday weekend. some subfreezing temperatures. >> good morning. we have lighter roads, traffic flow, because there's no rain. that is good. we have one problem that we will get to. i want to show you a shot of the golden gate bridge coming across into san francisco. light traffic. no fog over the waldo and golden gate. if you are planning as we just showed you to go up to tahoe, only essential travel please. 80, 88 and 50 all open with chain requirements at this hour. those are always changing so make sure to look ahead before you go. look at the green. that is what we like. one problem involves an alert and a patrol car blocking the right lanes near richmond. the left lanes are getting by but you can see traffic stacked up to just about san pablo dam road, so give yourself extra time. we wi

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here�*s valdya baraputri. blanketed in volcanic ash, this is the devastating aftermath of the mount semeru eruption, with houses buried almost up to their roofs. heavy rain turned the ash into mud, adding a challenge to the rescue effort by the indonesian disaster mitigation agency. these adverse conditions have hampered the evacuation effort for the past two days. according to local officials, ten people are still trapped in their homes and they�*re still looking for at least one missing person. meanwhile, more than 900 people from villages had been evacuated to mosques, schools and village halls. rescue organisers say that for now, they have received enough essential supplies like food, clothes, first aid and masks. those who had to flee their homes couldn�*t take anything with them. their houses were covered with thick volcanic ash and mud and their livestock killed in the eruption. the eruption of mount semeru also destroyed a bridge that connected two regions in the area. a couple of villages have now

well, it�*s been an intense 2021. there�*s plenty more to come next year. i hope you get a chance to relax over christmas. thank you for watching. hello, it is exceptionally mild out there and after an exceptionally mild new year�*s eve daytime the evening looks like bringing some very high temperatures as well. it will be quite windy into the start of 2022. dry for many but not quite for all of us. those are the afternoon highs. eight or nine degrees in northern scotland, a bit above average. 15, 16 or 17 further south, a lot above average. through this evening and tonight this band of rain will work across northern ireland into south—west scotland and north—west england by midnight. some of that rain quite heavy. many other areas mostly dry and the temperatures by midnight holding up between nine and 13 degrees. increasingly windy, though, through the night. gusts of a0 to 50 mph or a little bit more around exposed western coasts. and then tomorrow, for new year�*s day, we will see this band of rain working its way eastwards. some sunny spells els

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that�*s all your spot in the last 16. that�*s all your spot will for now. you can also watch the finals of the international swimming league. that�*s under way at the moment featuring some of the biggest stars in world swimming. now it�*s time for your weather. hello. that was noticeably mild across southern areas today, further north, a little less so, there was a lot of cloud around january. that�*s the sunshine was across scotland. we change our masses, though, for the weekend. it�*s going to turn colder. there will be more sunshine around, but there will be showers, too, thanks to low pressure nearby. got some wet weather across the country at the moment, particularly across the south and some showery bursts of rain pushing into much of scotland and northern ireland as well. thanks to these weather fronts, you can see the extent of the mild air slowly ebbing away now as colder air begins to invade in from the northwest through the course of tonight. so plenty of showers around these turning increasingly wintry, notjust over the high ground in th

s. and e u leaders sounds pretty aggressive. we see plenty of fake news about russia allegedly planning an aggressive invasion. at the same time, no one talks to kiff, non warns care of against even thinking of a military intervention in it, and yet, elegance, conflict, museums, toneta, shown to mars. now we see that nato is taking an extremely aggressive position. first, they all say they don't accept any red lines. second, they say that nato will do whatever it's once. 3rd, it will do it on whatever territory it wants forth. all of this is aim to deter russia. we do not like that. we will do everything to ensure our own interests. while ukraine in the west, syracuse, russia of arming the self proclaimed republic, southeastern ukraine, the u. s. many times, openly sending arms to care of washington revealed that 30 javelin anti tank miss. our systems were delivered to ukraine in october as part of a $60000000.00 military, a package, and a for the $200000000.00, or on the table to and wi

yes, that�*s important. i think i don�*t know if that has any effect on anything but my initial reaction when i was looking around i was going there are people, robin williams is not on there. well you know, he should be on there. and i am on there. and there are hundreds i started noticing were not on there and i think it�*s wrong. and if i am on there it looks odd. and that only looks odd, it�*s wrong. i think that i have to stay off if they have been put off i have to get off.— put off i have to get off. there are some great _ put off i have to get off. there are some great monologues _ put off i have to get off. there are some great monologues that i put off i have to get off. there are l some great monologues that people think of some great fine american comedians who are known for their monologues and then when they get recorded of course on records and the good old days you get royalties but presumably that�*s the problem here. with this kind of system at the moment, if you write lyrics for

it�*s really worth reading. it goes through the anti— locked honours, are furious with him with his new restrictions for the people who approach locked out of furious with him for breaking all the rules last year. the brexit doesn�*t need them any more apart from the northern island protocol, is basically delivered a clean brexit. the felt like that he has been fiscally responsible, the redwall people don�*t really feel like the levelling up don�*t really feel like the levelling up is come to anything. so you�*ve got a lot of angry people in parliament. and i�*m allies around the prime minister. couldn�*t even get them on the radio this morning to sit defend the government line sort of says it all. i think if there are more things about to come out and borisjohnson is cutting a very lonely figure. it�*s going to be a difficult few days and weeks for him. . �* . a difficult few days and weeks for him. , �* , ., ., a difficult few days and weeks for him. , �*, ., ., him. geri, let's go to the

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upper 30's, santa rosa. 40's by 9:00. sunshine by noontime. low 50's arriving by 2:00. by 7:00, it is in the 40's. it will get chilly tonight. we will talk about what we can expect with drier and colder air into the new year. jobina: the full indoor mask mandates are back in effect. kumasi: no matter where you are in the bay area, the rule is now the same. a drastic spike in covid case -- we are all back to requiring masks in any indoor space. the place is not listed here already had that rule in place. jobina: amy hollyfield is looking at who this might be impacting the most. amy: i have been looking at comments online this morning. the reaction is strong both for and against this mandate, with some understanding of why it needs to be put in place. many others feeling frustrated that we are here again. lots of questions about is this necessary. here is a look at what it looks like this morning. people in masks again at the 24 hour fitness. a lot of the frustration is coming from jim owners. about a quarter of the members do not like to work out in masks. this is also t

agency, the s p r. and that is also linked to the russian foreign ministry. the foundation that denies this and calls itself a research platform about your asian global affairs, but doesn't resolve, says a dangerous precedent has already been set. i think that the, that the at the s c f, the foundation hosts honest journalism. even though out i don't, don't agree with much of it. this is, this is serious work by serious journalists. and that as a supporter of a free speech in a free press, i believe that readers should have access to this kind of stuff. and, and yet the, the u. s. government is trying to close it down. and therefore, trying to stop information, which is usually at variance with official us policy, from reaching from reaching audiences, including audiences in the us, to stop journalists from writing for these kinds of websites as a new step. and i think that and i was surprised because because the united states, in fact has a very good track record on when it comes to a free press. i mea

s. will joined the minsk agreements. these are the stalled peace accords. the u. s. has not been party to these agreements, and i think russia hadn't really wants the u. s. to join in. it would be an opportunity to revitalize these discussions. but when you read the statements, but moscow and the united states want very different things that the point that jumps out me to me the most is that moscow is, is saying they're, they're engaging in what about is them? they're blaming nato, and they're blaming key of for the aggression. they're not taking responsibility. this crisis is far from being result. victor, a leverage in belgrade. i'm sure you want to respond to some of that, but i want to ask you as well. russia has said that these fears about a russian invasion are unfounded. if that's the case, what a president puts his intentions over ukraine and what's behind the, the troop build up near its border with ukraine? well, a massive full scale invasion of ukraine is simply not in russia's national interests . festival. russia does not really have the resources to mai

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to low 60's. we'll be in the upper 60's up the coast later today. but our inland valleys climbing well into the 70's. a little cooler further north in the day. but generally warmer the further south you get. you can see that our daytime highs later on today. areas like san jose climbing up to 75 morgan hill up to 77. well, antioch concord and livermore holding on to the upper 60's oakland really comfortable 72 reyna. john, thank you for that. >> well happening tomorrow. skiers and snowboards fans are getting ready to gear up as snow machines are producing fresh powder on big bear mountain. the resort says they are mountain and snow summit are set to open tomorrow to season pass holders and friday for the general public. meanwhile, a number of years ski resorts are delaying the open season. and we're not sure why anyone would want to name their pet and remind them of covid, the pet names inspired by the pandemic are on the rise. apparently this year according to rover dot com, the names bella luna

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welcome back, devo s s s s s s s euros to the house, 59 yards to the score, and one dance. i you comes over 10-3. 49ers takes advantage. 49ers will cover here, and that, at agony on one side, trent sherfield led to this, jimmy garoppolo finds george kittle in for the score. just getting the ball across when the knee is down. 85, starting a big day. the bengals scored 14 unanswered. joe burrow playing with that bad pinky. jamar chase, their second touchdown. died at 20 -- tied at 20. what a pitch catch, first down, move and change, kindle -- kittle -- it is a wide right, so we go to overtime. bengals won the toss, get the field goal. san francisco need to score, and a touchdown would win the game. to the end zone, it goes to review. the officials look it over. look at the footwork, your ballgame, 49ers win, they are seven and six and they moved into sole possession of six seed . there has been speculation stephen curry would not play in indianapolis, just points away from the all-time three-point record. we on the record, just a matter of time and andre debellis says just re

s. his case may now return to a lower court though to be re heard. we speak with the wiki, makes editor in chief. this is not a case that is being fought on the basis of the law. this is an absolutely troubles feel any legal process. sanchez, case parks anger around the world with rights groups noting it comes at the same time as britain takes part in a democracy summit. but hales the west, supposed freedom with this press and the provocative and threatening action. russia slams ukraine for attempting to dangerously approach its maritime borders near crimea, taking tension between the 2 states to a new level. we get reaction tonight from residents of the peninsula. this is blatant provocation. they wanted to paint russia is guilty, and they always blame russia for everything. those torn, you'd use senseless. they are likely doing it on purpose to anger. russia on the sheets of jackson is just unpleasant when provoked people ah, by their life from ortiz, world news headquarters, moscow, w

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s. and russian presidents as moscow masses, troops on new cranes border. a caught in malaysia upholds the corruption conviction of former prime minister, not to abrazzo that says he can stay out of jail for now. mister caley, it joins the us diplomatic boycott of next year's winter olympics. and china ah, well, germany is about to get a new chancellor. it's federal parliament is meeting to elect center left a social democrat or left shelter. he'll be replacing angle america. he's leaving after 16 years and office and we live in berlin with all the latest in a moment. but 1st step boss and reports from schultz is home. tom hambert, a special discount for all of shells here caught a little joke from barbara batch of. i'll gone to celebrate the new chancello happened to be an old friend. they met when both are working for the s b day, the social democratic party, and hamburg toys too long for me does all of us attack? it's especially day because my good comrade, my very sensitive comrade, b

s. federal agencies, including the military, have purchased china, made video surveillance equipment banned from youth in the federal government. now, according to purchasing records, seen by tech crunch and video surveillance, news site i p. b m agency called elective li, spend thousands of dollars on purchasing video surveillance equipment manufactured by laura x. a wholly owned subsidiary of di was technology. now you probably never heard of this company, but it is one of several from china that were banned from selling to the u. s. federal government under a 2019 different spending law over the years. fears that the technology could help the chinese government conduct as well. so for more on this, let's bring in boom, based on an christy i to discuss ban, let me start with you. we break down for us. what this report found, what government agencies were buying this equipment. yes, pretty interesting. as we've talked about for about 2 years now, right? there was been a huge concern abo

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s. does in securing its borders. that's a pledge made in an almost hour long phone call with joe biden, during which the u. s. president also promised not to deploy offensive strike weapons in ukraine. on this, we can cross live to our area but shrink. oh ilia, you've been across this. tell us more about the conversation between the 2 leaders . shawn, hey there. well, the fact is that the, the heads of state, so the u. s. in russia are, are in touch with each other more and more often. and finally, now we're getting the details of other latest phone conversation just ahead of new year's eve. now of like you've mentioned joe biden, the u. s. present said that washington has no intention of deploying offensive strike missiles and ukraine. that is something very important for russia that is something that the kremlin had previously called a red wine. now, on the other hand, mister vladimir putin told joe biden that russia will defend its interests and will react to the threats just like was

not even reaching the 50's today. you'll see those here in just a minute saying carlos foster city at 54 for your high south bay temperatures, mostly low 50's although morgan hill only at 48 degrees and the tri valley as wilson ol san ramon as well go only in the upper 40's. those are your spots. not even hitting that 5, 0, today. the napa benicia among spots at 52 degrees for your highs. petaluma nevado as well as mill valley. also reaching 52 tomorrow and sunday. we will see some highs reaching into the mid-fifties, not before really cold evening tonight, though, as we usher in the new year with lows falling mostly in the 30's, but some inland areas likely down into the upper 20's reyna. john, thanks for that. >> well, for your money this morning when it comes to return some on-time retailers are just saying, just keep it instead an airline cancellations could get a lot worse this weekend. jane king is live in new york. >> bring a to their first airline look like they're not done yet and had 7 days now of these airl

s. dollar and the english pound. this fella, bailey, over the bank of england, is concerned that he's going to lose his job. within 3 years, the bank of england will be no more. well, of course, i mean el salvador until it adopted bit queen as legal tender already has the u. s . dollar as its currency as legal tender there. you know, this introduces anti fragility and individual sovereignty down to the level of the ordinary person, which is very important. all you have to do is go to wikipedia, look up the el salvador civil war and look up the role of the u. s. there. it's actually quite shocking, even what, what wikipedia is willing to publish. it's remarkable. and it protects, i think, the ordinary person, the bottom, 98 percent of the salvadoran population from whatever the future holds from america. what they decide to do in the region. and i think that's important for the long term viability of the ordinary person and the economy there . that's my opinion, andrew bally, maybe his co

s. emissions tests. the software developers provided a detailed description of the cheat feature, assuming their bus would then ban its deployment. they claim one of them would lay to testify. i was clear about our plan. i was expecting the boss to throw us out. except he didn't feel bow handy his we need this function to assist the launch for the 1st 6 months and we'll de install it as soon as possible. and vida will carry on working to improve a missional slideshow for we'll get it done and it will be gone again inside 6 months is i still off. the engine chief says to day that his staff failed to make it clear that it was a cheap device and that he gave no approval for the test detection. after the meeting, one of those present sent an e mail to to colleagues. what i understood was if we are to use test detection, then in a way that we don't get caught the meeting is now considered the beginning of a gigantic fraud. at the time it was perhaps seen as just a bit of industry standard. fi

likely picking up to the south bay inland valleys will also remain in the 60's to 50's to low 60's today a cooler one than yesterday was. your forecast is ahead. >> and as you can see, we have some fog out here this morning to fairfield in the valais all area. we'll talk about that and get a look at your drive times. once we get back from break. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us ♪give my regards to broadway!♪ ♪remember me to herald square!♪ ♪tell all the gang at forty second street♪ ♪that i will soon be there!♪ ♪whisper of how i'm yearning♪ ♪to mingle with the old-time throng!♪ ♪give my regards to old broadway♪ ♪and say that i'll be there, 'ere long!♪ >> 14 is a time in new this morning, san francisco mayor london b

good afternoon, it�*s 15:30pm and here�*s your latest sports news. sunday�*s premier league match between southampton and newcastle at st mary�*s stadium has been postponed due to ongoing covid—i9 cases and injuries in the newcastle squad. eddie howe�*s men drew 1—1 with manchester united last monday but did not have the required number of players available for yesterday�*s scheduled game with everton, and that�*s still the case, forcing sunday�*s game to be called off. chelsea�*s match with liverpool on sunday is one of eight games still on over the next three days. butjurgen klopp is expecting to lose three players who are waiting for pcr results which he fears will be positive. he�*s worried things could get worse between now and sunday afternoon. has felt like a lottery in the morning, when you stand there and wait for the result. it is pretty much day by day, always one case, and today another one, and we have got to wait. the others are not even in yet so we have to wait, but in this moment, probably not, but we don�*t kno

s. treasury threatens american journalists with had to find if they work for certain publications. one author, daniel is our shares, his story. us treasury powers. it is enormous of that of every individual freelance journalist. microscopic armed that some of them are so frightened or unwilling even to give interviews like this one found the number of countries registering the new one micron strain of co rid more than doubles to 57 since last week. the w h o talks to our see about the threat it poses. i'm really hopeful that 1st of all, the acts vaccines will work reasonably well. and secondly, that this doesn't prove to be a much nasty virus than the earliest dreams. ah, ah, hello there just gone 4 pm this thursday here in moscow you watching artie international that more than a 100 nations are taking part in our democracy summit over the next 2 days hosted by the u. s. president joe biden. but a head of the gathering thousands of respondents from u. s. allied nations. thing think that

it�*s fast! and who knows, it may not be too long before we see one of these trundling around our highways and byways. hello, and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week the uk government�*s ordered meta, formerly facebook, to sell giphy, an app that lets you add moving images to your messaging. streaming site twitch is deploying machine—learning to help weed out users who create new accounts straight after getting banned. and toiletries firm lush washes its hands of its facebook, tiktok, instagram and snapchat accounts to highlight its concern over teen mental health issues from too much social media. jack dorsey, ceo and co—founder of twitter, has left for the second time. top of the new pecking order is parag agarwal, who was previously chief technology officer. this comes as the social network bans the sharing of videos or photos of people without their consent. the bbc micro revolutionised uk home computing a0 years ago and you can now celebrate its birthday by playing the machine

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