rancisco esta llevando a cabo una investigacion , mientras que doris esta contando su doris cuenta su historia con la esperanza de que la mujer responda por su mala actitud que sin duda pudo terminar con alguien herido. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. una mujer muy valiente. borja: nos conectamos con ella, la protagonista de esta historia. gracias por estar con nosotros en la ediciÓn digital. ¿quÉ le pasÓ por su mente en ese momento? doris: bueno, en ese momento no todo el tiempo para pensar, sÓlo para actuar. estaba en medio la vida de mi nieto y de mi hija. y la mujer no escuchaba. yo tratÉ de calmarla, y ella no era conmigo que querÍa. a quien querÍa golpear era a mi hija y a mi nieto. yo no podÍa permitir que les pase algo a ellos. carolina: totalmente y actuÓ de una manera muy valiente. dice que no tuvo tiempo de pensar en ese momento pero ahora avista las imÁgenes que aparecÍan en pantalla, ¿ahora quÉ piensa usted después de ver cÓmo se armó el valor y defendiÓ con esa mesa lo suyo? doris: sÍ, despuÉs que pasÓ el evento, reaccionamos. porque s

but we don't hear as much about what truman did the night before along to doris' point. harry truman was being told by all of the experts, by all of the pundits that he had lost the race, that dewey was going to win. what did harry truman do? he got a sandwich, poured him a glass of milk, had his sandwich, drank his milk, went to sleep. and when he woke up they were like, mr. president, you won. and he had just pulled off the greatest upset in the history of american politics, but as doris said, the guy went to sleep thinking, you know what? i did my best. if i win, i win. if i lose, i lose. that's an incredible quality for any president to have. >> it is, joe. and i love the book. thank you. it's a gift right now. we are watching freedom being saved for our eyes right now. so this could not be a better moment for you to give us this great gift. and, yeah, another thing that truman had was, forgive me for saying this, i don't think doris will disagree, he had a sense of history. never had a college education. family couldn't afford it. truman was probably better read in

so we got to hope. >> doris, eddie glaude has a question for you. eddie. >> it's great to see you this morning. i have a -- >> you can't call me professor kearns, that's old stuff. i was a professor a long time ago. >> well, we want to continue to recognize that, but beyond the mechanics of congress dealing with that, there are these forces that surround president-elect biden and vice president-le president-elect harris to kind of force them to tinker around the edges to not in some way imagine at the scale of the problems that we face as a country. in your studies of presidential leadership, how did lbj just stand on his square and say this is what i'm going to do, or fdr, this is what i'm going to do. in other words, how did they muster the courage to respond at scale to the scale of the problems the country faced? >> yeah, i think that's one of the most important qualities of leadership right now. there has to be a boldness. there has to be a line of demarcation between the previous president and the new president coming in and you have to challe

. >> good morning doris. it's like doris schwab who is suffering at home. >> i am very happy and blessed. >> reporter: because ronnie and jason are getting consistent work from a great place, they are not positioned to help other struggling businesses. so far they have donated $24,000 back into filipinos feed the front lights. >> we made a promise, as long as we are going good, we are going to help support our peers and the community that helped us initially. so for helping lead and support , this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jason anderson and ronnie taylor, sharon taylor, kpix 5. >>> they say one of the best parts is to meet and connect with seniors, some of whom are feeling isolated, living alone at home. you can nominate your local hero at kpix.com/hero. coming up, new line for old newspaper boxes, an act of kindness giving them new porpoise. and today, on the drew barrymore show, watch at 2:0 >>> coming up 5:00, the fda could greenlight covid vaccines in the next three hours. what is ne

you can see this in that video right here and that's when doris campos she sprang into action picking up this table and using it as a battering ram prom for us theresa stasi has that story. this is surveillance video from doris campos is restaurant that shows the confrontation and how fast it unfolded. >>watch his doors picks up a table. she says she needed to act fast to protect her family from a threatening customer. doors says that she had to act because of what happened right before. >>in the because i cooking and i am coming to our site. i see dollars plenty was going on. and they shoot mentioned to me. >>that's what gore says that the woman as you can plainly see takes a large bottle of hand sanitizer and throws it and her daughter who was holding her 2 year-old son door says you say is. >>because it is, but my my these doors showed me the bottle still near the register. so when i see i decided to do something in the morning and thinking i hear. and that she did swiftly lifting up a table handcrafted by her lead the table. some reason to fight now mean i know it's fight. >>do wh

john doe and doris lawyers boycotted the trial and is stamboul saying it was politically motivated and the verdict had already been decided in advance. the decision was handed down without them present 27 years and 6 months in prison for one of turkey's best known journalists. don't doris article and photos in the come hurry it newspaper in 2015 claim to show that turkey was supplying weapons to islamist groups in syria. and the paper were charged with betraying state secrets the charges were expanded to include espionage and supporting terrorism president ratchet tie affair to one called the journalist a traitor and an agent. of the 59 year old has been living in exile in berlin for the last 4 years the campaign group reporters without borders condemned the proceedings as a farce will now go on trial again along with other journalists in a separate case. and didn't you spoke with chandan daughter and asked whether he was surprised by the verdict. unfortunately lots of brazing because from the beginning it was that kind of range boy government it was me that was promising to. give the

doris writes a grant, and the grant was approved. she brings in the college of william and mary, the second oldest in the u.s. originally the anthropology department, dr. neill norman, the archaeology department. the lead sentence the senior class. they borrowed heavy duty equipment from the eastern shore and they came in and cut down the trees and the brush the way you see it tapered like it is today. well, if you look, there is a headstone back there that's about six feet tall. that is a commemorative headstone that was put back for cudjo lewis. he helped establish the cemetery, the church across the street, union baptist church, and the training school. that was put in his honor. he's buried in the cemetery my but not necessarily dead. if you will look, some of the gravesites do not have headstones. so that peaked doris's interest. they borrowed ground penetrating equipment from the eastern shore. anywhere they saw a body in the ground, they put a flag. when they finished, they had over 1800 flags in this cemetery. because some of

not quite there yet but dory, would you buy or not buy on ipo day? >> i would stay away from doordash. that is all hype for me. they did 875 million in quarter three versus 362 in quarter one. a lot of that had to do with everyone being shut down an doors. say it is 900 million a quarter times four. that is 3.6 billion in revenues. i'm not sure how you come up with a 41 billion-dollar valuation out of that. that is out of my league. i think i would stay away. liz: what would you run toward? we have airbnb tomorrow and other names you appreciate in a better light so to speak? >> these big private equity, technology type deals come in with a lot of hype, and they do good. some people are doing well in them. i'm a little more fundamental based. i like sectors like banks and energy right now. i know they have been a little bit contrarian this year. they're still way undervalued. there is a lot of upside there. liz: you like comerica can, chevron, some of these names. don't want to buy stuff at the high. chevron down 1%. saw much bigger than expected buil

john doe and doris lawyers boycotted the trial and is stamboul saying it was politically motivated and the verdict had already been decided in advance. the decision was handed down without them present 27 years and 6 months in prison for one of turkey's best known journalists. don't doris article and photos in the come hurry it newspaper in 2015 claim to show that turkey was supplying weapons to islamist groups in syria. and the paper were charged with betraying state secrets the charges were expanded to include espionage and supporting terrorism president ratchet type area one called the journalist a traitor and an agent. 59 year old has been living in exile in berlin for the last 4 years he was not surprised by the outcome. this verdict has been reached solely because everyone's personal animosity the goal is to cover up arms smuggling by slapping a prison sentence on a journalist this is all politically motivated. the campaign group reporters without borders condemned. proceedings as a farce will now go on trial again along with other journalists in a separate case. in the 2nd round

doris kearns said lincoln had a team of rivals, well, biden has a team of buddies. at the moment, we need people who are trusted by the president, who can comfort us and who can exude some competence. i would like that cooling off period that i think biden is bringing. >> hey, walter, i want to ask you about america doing big things because we did a big thing with some help from the german company biontech. america in partnership with another country in this case in germany, but also america moderna is an american firm as well, just developed and got fda approval for the first of several vaccines in less than a year. it was the government and the pharmaceutical companies, what does that tell you about america because there's so much cynicism and despair right now. >> it's a great achievement for innovation and like the alliances between biontech and pfizer and we invested in the basic science. when you look at what biontech/pfizer has done, moderna has done, it's a whole new type of vaccine that comes out of the most basic thing in the entire planet earth when it co

rice beans and pork or a traditional meal for the holidays that daniel doris wants to share with his family and have an on his birthday he paid for the service online the only member here a lot of problems with food scarcity in the limitations of moving cash. to send food and i pay for it from abroad i'm very happy with this economic restrictions imposed by the u.s. have banned wiring money to cuba more than 400 western union offices have. in recent months down the road so this is this is a good service for us because in the middle of a pandemic if you live abroad to send food and other items which is what people need u.s. sanctions in cuba as economic troubles have worsened people's lives on the island shortages of food and basic items have again become a common problem people have to line for hours in order to get them cuban president . and else who will eliminate a complicated jewel currency system that has prevailed for decades it will result in a steep devaluation people on the island are feeling the consequences because of authority says the months ahead will be difficult to me

la hija de doris se dio cuenta y el quitarle la bolsa, las cosas se salieron de control. todavÍa no arrestaron a la mujer porque no ha dado con su paradero. >> recomendamos hablar con los clientes de manera calmada. deben evitar la fuerza fÍsica a menos que sea absolutamente necesario y llamar a la policÍa si la persona no quiere salirse del negocio. >> vamos a ver las temperaturas de este miÉrcoles. suheily: hay condiciones de sequÍa probable que tengamos temperaturas afectados por las condiciones de sequÍa. miren este dato de observaciÓn. eso se acumulÓ en la región de santa rosa. en promedio se espera que tengamos acumulados, tenemos una desviaciÓn de sobre 20 pulgadas. hay sectores tambiÉn de solano con sequÍa extrema. hoy en san josÉ tuvimos una temperatura mÁxima en 64 grados. tenemos temperaturas sobre lo normal y una noche bastante tranquila. esperamos amanecer con 38 grados y tambiÉn el norte de la bahÍa se acercarÁ al punto de congelaciÓn. el dÍa viernes es posible que aumenten las temperaturas cercanas a los 80 grados. nada de precipitaciÓn

increase official supergroup will do or isn't increase exports in the meantime people like the new doris and tina to help their relatives in cuba and as long as remittances are banned finding attorney did ways to help them survive. to see their. credit or a catch up any time on a website our jazeera dot com. our one of the top stories on our jazeera china has detected its 1st imported case of a new coronavirus variant in a 23 year old woman who returned from the u.k. the country's also authorized its 1st homegrown covered 19 vaccine for general use a sun a farm vaccine has already been given to health care professionals and essential workers under emergency guidelines china's government says the doses are around 79 percent effective or the.

the woman in red there is grandma doris campos. she flips over a table to defend herself against a customer who threw a container of hand sanitizer at campos's daughter and grandson. yep, grandma in action. the woman felt her order was taking too long. thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> a company is now selling the first blood test to diagnose alzheimer's disease. the test is designed for people over 60 who are experiencing symptoms of dementia. it's considerably cheaper than the $5,000 brain scan normally used to detect alzheimer's which is often not covered by insurance. the blood test is currently being sold without fda approval. >>> turning now to the race for a vaccine for covid-19 and that cdc meeting today that will determine who gets the vaccine first. i spoke earlier with dr. maldonado. who will be participating in that meeting today. dr. maldonado, here's one dilemma surrounding distribution of the covid vaccines. california is getting 326,000 doses of the new pfizer vaccine. but the state has more than 2 million health car

john doe and doris lawyers boycotted the trial and his stamboul saying it was politically motivated and the verdict had already been decided in advance. the decision was handed down without them present 27 years and 6 months in prison for one of turkey's best known journalists. don't doris article and photos in the come hurry it newspaper in 2015 claim to show that turkey was supplying weapons to islamist groups in syria. are and the paper were charged with betraying state secrets the charges were expanded to include espionage and supporting terrorism president ratchet tie a pair to one called the journalist a traitor and an agent. of the 59 year old to endure has been living in exile in berlin for the last 4 years the campaign group reporters without borders condemned the proceedings as a farce to end our will now go on trial again along with other journalists in a separate case. earlier we spoke with sunday and asked whether he was surprised by the verdict unfortunately not surprising because from the beginning it was the kind of bench. government. me. was probably think who. give the

has moved closer to approving a 2nd covert 19 back scene after an independent panel of experts and doris the shot made by pharmaceutical company modernity the decision paves the way for the f.d.a. to approve emergency use of the vaccine the u.s. has already started its mass immunization with a covert vaccine by biotech finds or the e.u. under pressure to follow suit said it to with speed up its approval of the modern of vaccine now a decision is expected on january 6th. let's take a look at the latest global developments in the pandemic china is planning to vaccinate 15000000 higher risk people before the start of its lunar new year at least 4 chinese made vaccines are in phase 3 testing a study in singapore suggests pregnant women with cove at 19 do not get more ill than the wider population the study also found that babies born to infected mothers have antibodies against the virus and officials in australia have declared sydney's northern beaches a coronavirus hot spot 21 beaches will be closed because of a spike in cases sydney residents are being urged to stay at home. now take a loo

and doris, i'll start you off with the big question. what can biden take away and learn from lbj's legacy? >> you know, there is no question that lbj was a man of the congress has biden has been and learning how to deal with the individual congressmen and senators, i think there is no better person than lbj. just think, after that inaugural oath that he took. he went to a joint session of congress and made very clear his absolute first priority was the passage of the civil rights bill that kennedy had introduced that summer and was totally stuck. nobody thought it would get out of the house and senate. so he knew he had to work that congress. but he made a pledge that this will be my first priority. they said you're crazy, it's going to fail, you will be a failed president, you shouldn't use the currency of your presidency on this. then he celebratedly said, then what the hell is the presidency for? then he set to work. he had individual congressmen -- i love claire to think about this, in groups of 30. they come with their spouses. the

jondo and doris lawyers boycotted the trial and his stamboul saying it was politically motivated and the verdict had already been decided in advance. the decision was handed down without them present 27 years and 6 months in prison for one of turkey's best known journalists. don't doris article and photos in the come hurry it newspaper in 2015 claim to show that turkey was supplying weapons to islamist groups in syria. are and the paper were charged with betraying state secrets the charges were expanded to include espionage and supporting terrorism president ratchet added one called the journalist a traitor and an agent. of the 59 year old has been living in exile in berlin for the last 4 years the campaign group reporters without borders condemned the proceedings as a farce to end our will now go on trial again along with other journalists in a separate case. and i asked whether he was surprised by the verdict. unfortunately not surprising because from the beginning it was the kind of bench. well government was me at all was promising to. give the most. possible price for this new s

not just me and her grandson to doris his own pen cheetahs on 16th street in the mission district in san francisco for 32 years. >>nothing like this has ever happened she said, but she that the pandemic has certainly been a very complicated situation to deal with as a restaurant owner i asked why she thought that the customer got so angry and she said that there have been some kind of mix-up. as for that woman, gore says that she hopes she is caught and get some therapy. >>in san francisco, theresa kron 4 news. >>it's 71 and a 2 year-old cold case is getting a five-figure boost to help catch the killer. these 2 young men eduardo sandoval and mario dollar's were gunned down in east palo alto and 20 take 18 and their killer is still out there somewhere they're fat and their families. our hoping that they will in the killer will be caught with the help of mothers against murder, we're offering a $20,000 reward now to find the suspect on your screen juliÁn rico santana he's accused of shooting 4 people back on october 14th in 2018 killing the dollison sandoval now the dallas, a sister i

doris is speaking out in hopes of identifying the woman and holding her accountable. >> bad behavior is one of the things we don't forecast for. >> she has this message for the community that has been so good to her family for so many years. >> being considerate of the employees, being considerate of the business, and just being -- having some empathy for the industry itself. we are trying to stay afloat. for the community and for ourselves. >> reporter: in san francisco's mission district, i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> as this pandemic drags on, nerves are frayed, ama, but we have to be patient, be kind to each other. >> absolutely. just take a deep breath, everyone. >> right. >> it was a nice day to get outside and take some deep breaths today, spencer. >> it certainly was. more nice days coming our way. this very unwinter-like weather is going to continue for a while. despite the mild and calm weather, the seas are rough. the beaches are -- the surf at the beaches is rough right now. we have a beach hazard statement in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. wave heights are elevated.

like doris schwab who was sheltering at home. >> i'm very happy and very blessed to have that service. >> and because they are getting consistent work through great plates, they are now positioned to help save other struggling businesses. so far they've donated $24,000 back into filipinos feed the front lines. >> we made a promise, as long as we are going good we will help support our peers and the community that helped us initially. >> for me it feels really good. >> so for helping to lead and support filipino front lines, this week's award goes to jason and rodney. they say one of the best parts is getting to know the seniors and making connections because they are mostly isolated and at home alone.>> you can nominate your local hero for jefferson award online at kpix.com /hero.>> ray program. some more good news, rain is potentially on the way this weekend? fingers crossed. >> just in time for the weekend and maybe the timing isn't great but we really need the rain so i won't complain about the timing. even a little bit of rain will go a long way in terms of improving conditions. t

gore says grandson at the time that's when doris picked up the table shielded herself and just. >>kept on going until the woman was out of the shop. she's owned adores has on the fed. she does restaurant on 16th street in the mission district for 32 years and never. >>have they had anything like that ever happened. she said i mean obviously with the pandemic people around a little tight, but you said that was uncalled for the person you know got abusive with them ended up leaving the restaurant. they're still looking for that person this morning. >>4 years ago 36 people lost their lives in one of the building all play hear from people before them. 4 years ago feels like just yesterday. >>9.49 right now and we're taking a live look at the weather outside here at the golden gate bridge beautiful little breezy maybe hold on to your hat, i'd say a sweater perhaps sweater a windbreaker and you know so i was out shopping. there's no suits guys anymore everything is athlete or and for women to all the designers our making its like sweatshirts you know everything workwear well valley i

well he didn't research schools in the meantime people like they used doris to help their relatives in cuba and as long as remit is his they're bad find the attorney did ways to help them survive. the discovery of cedar. creek ronnie catch up any time on our website our jazeera dot com. our one of the top stories on our jazeera china has detected its 1st imported case of the new coronavirus variant in a 23 year old woman who returned from the u.k. where countries also authorized its 1st home grown code 19 vaccine for general use a sun a farm vaccine has already been given to health care professionals and essential workers under emergency guidelines china's government says the doses are around 79 percent effective. more than 25000 deaths have been recorded in the u.s. state of california hospitals are housing patients in hallways conference rooms a cafeteria and gift shops fewer than 3000000 people across the u.s. have been vaccinated falling far short of the government's target of inoculating 20000000 by now america's top infectious diseases expert was told i was there he's concerned a

or isn't increase exports in the meantime people like the new doris continue to help their relatives in cuba and as long as remittances are banned finding alternative ways to help them survive. jim is here now with the sport thank you daryn now the sporting year has been defined and disrupted by coronavirus major events like the olympics have faced costly delays while top level athletes have got used to performing in empty stadiums and the riches and reports on how sports coping with the pandemic. oh. in march basketball star really go attempted to make lots of concerns about catching coronavirus can use hands over the assembled media equipment. mildred had gone back to the seeded teams heading back to the water 2 days later a game involving his utah jazz team was called off for the last minute it later emerged go bear had become the 1st n.b.a. player to test positive for coded 19 the team's departed the scene it would be more than 4 months before they returned. the olympic flame continued to flicker on even after most other sports had been snuffed out but at the end of march the dec

together with a local she visits him as he's just so good the new owner isn't a proper individual real doris said but now belongs to a canadian company. probably an empiricist if you will but the companies are coming in and buying whole trucks 367 villages in one go so they get turned into vacation homes or residential houses for people who can work from home yes a lot of things are possible for people. there are thousands of such houses for sale in spain no one's living across there for 30 years. iglesias was one of those who moved to the city as a young man in search of work together with the owners he now wants to sell his hamlet. maybe really. just hurts to see the houses almost in ruins like this was a critical state that is of up was it would be nice if someone would take care of the camp life with return even if i won't get anything out of it's myself going to not only be and i'm good you know right of the truth. the 59 year old grew up here. he ate mills in this kitchen because no one knows if the rule of life takes some getting used to even if conditions have improved over the years

nutrition of the risk of transmission and it's not just cold be not just the pandemic but all respect dorie infections transmitted dissuade somehow no one was interested to listen to you during australian or internationally so when this pandemic came we really put all our what to bring this mode of transmission into ford focus. and we're certainly listening now let's talk specifically about a distance we've been told to stay one and a half to 2 meters away from each other but these small airborne particles they can travel much farther than that they. well of course if you are close to somebody somebody who is infectious and somebody who is a source of this mall particles smaller bigger part that goes of course in the proximity to the person you are likely to incur a lot and particles of all sizes smaller bigger bigger particles will potentially drop on the ground big enough but the smaller one will stay india will linger india like see about smells cigarette smoke smoke of. some snow. particles from cigarette smoke are smaller than the particles we stick barrels but nevertheless develop spa

together with a local he visits him as he's just so good the new owner isn't a proper individual real doris said that now belongs to a canadian company. probably an empiricist if you will but the companies are coming in to buy a whole truck their 367 villages in one go so they get turned into vacation homes or residential houses for people who can work from home yes a lot of things are possible for people. there are thousands of such helpless for sale in spain no one's live in a closet for 30 years gustavo iglesias was one of those who moved to the city as a young man in search of work together with the owners he now wants to sell his hamlet. maybe really. it just hurts to see the houses almost in ruins like this. critical state that is of up was it would be nice if someone would take care of that and if life with return even if i won't get anything out of it's myself called the not to be and i won't pay you nor i either through tarver. the 59 year old grew up here. he ate mills in this kitchen because no one knows if the rule of life takes some getting used to even if conditions have impro

together with the local he visited them as he's just sold the new owner isn't a profit individual real doris said that now belongs to a canadian company. getting empiricist if you will but the companies are coming in and buying whole trucks 367 villages in one go so they get turned into vacation homes or residential houses for people who can work from home yes a lot of things are possible people. there are thousands of such houses for sale in spain no one's live in a closet for 30 years. iglesias was one of those who moved to the city as a young man in search of work together with the owners he now wants to sell his hamlet. maybe really. it just hurts to see the houses almost in ruins like this was a critical state that is of a person it would be nice if someone would take care of the country if life would return even if i won't get anything out of it's myself going to not only be and i won't be your nor i either through tarver. the 59 year old grew up here. he ate mills in this kitchen because no one knows if the rule of life takes some getting used to even if conditions have improved over

doris is speaking out in hopes of identifying the woman and holding her accountable. >> bad behavior is one of the things we don't forecast. >> reporter: she has this message for the community that has been so good to her family for so many years. >> being considerate of the employees, considerate of the business, and just being -- having some empathy for the industry itself. we are trying to stay afloat for the community and for ourselves. >> reporter: ensan francisco's mission district i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead tonight, a top san francisco official steps down as a city hall corruption investigation takes a new step. >>> also the break the university of california system is giving to applicants after a server crash sent it into panic mode. >>> now a 50-year-old scientific we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>> today federal prosecutors filed criminal charges against the general manager of the city of san francisco's public utilities com

this is something doris and i as a camper jurors are dealing with any more than i killed many civilians. coming becoming my father. i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became relish. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for mines. just how many people are dying from. as it stands more than one and a half 1000000 people have died of. the world but official figures can only tell one part of the story that's why scientists are calling for certain types of data to be used to get more reliable numbers to help us better understand mortality in the coronavirus pandemic. first off we take you to the russian city of where the discrepancy between the official coronavirus death toll and how many more deaths there are compared to last year is too wide to ignore. with a steady stream of corona virus dead speed is of the essence that the most every morning the team from the funeral agency. comes here to collect new victims of the pandemic 29 year old toure has been working in the funeral business for 12 years but he says he's never had to bury this

don't doris article and photos in the come hurry it newspaper in 2015 claim to show that turkey was supplying weapons to islamist groups in syria. and the paper were charged with betraying state secrets the charges were expanded to include espionage and supporting terrorism president ratchet tie a pair to one called the journalist a traitor and an agent. 59 year old has been living in exile in berlin for the last 4 years the campaign group reporters without borders condemned the proceedings as a farce to end are will now go on trial again along with other journalists in a separate case. well they don't know you spoke with. us whether he was surprised by this verdict. unfortunately not surprising because from the beginning it was that kind of bench. government was me. and was probably think through. more. possible price. story which was a true story. they wanted to punish me because look at this true story at the same time try to intimidate the other journalists into it you who dared to touch that kind of issues. covered 19 has reached antartica chile says at least 36 people have been infected

doris campos in the red there picked up a table and knocked the woman to the ground after she threw a jug of hand sanitizer. the woman was apparently angry over the wait time for food. >>> felicity huffman has landed her first acting role since serving time in the college admissions scandal. she'll star in a new comedy on abc about a minor league baseball team. she'll also serve as an executive producer. pr experts say huffman's comeback story is possible thanks to her early apology and her letter of remorse. no word yet on when the show might air. >>> turning back to the coronavirus, new questions about how the vaccines will be distributed. earlier i spoke with dr. yvonne maldonado about the key issues ahead of today's vote at the cdc on who will get vaccinated first. dr. maldonado, so here's one dilemma surrounding distribution of the covid vaccine. california's getting 327,000 doses of the new pfizer vaccine, but the state has more than 2 million health care workers. how do you think such a challenge will be handled? >> the state will allocate to the counties, and the counties are

. >> reporter: that's when owner and 60-year-old owner doris grabs whatever she can, including this table to defend her family and her more than 30-year-old business. operating a small business is challenging enough as it is with the ever changing restrictions. some small eateries are now forced to make concessions. >> really just ask everyone to please be understanding that, you know, we're not doing this for fun. most people are trying to pay the bills and pay their employees and pay the health insurance and pay the taxes without much financial relief. >> reporter: as for what happened at panchita's, the woman eventually left the restaurant and thankfully no one was hurt. san francisco police say the investigation is ongoing. >> being considerate of the employees, considerate of the business, and just being -- having some empathy for the industry itself. we are trying to stay afloat for the community and for ourselves. >> reporter: in san francisco's mission district, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >>> well, if the numbers hold, this will be the busiest online shopping day in history. adobe d

rainfall in the south of india the might if you're lucky be an interruption to the rather deceased doris in new delhi. talk to al-jazeera when ur realistically how can you deal with institutionalized corruption in this country we listen if there's breaks up until conflict between august on and india this has implications for the rest of the world we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. be the hero the world needs. washing. i know they are watching al-jazeera let's remind you of our top stories this hour 6 coronavirus patients have died in a pakistani hospital and shot after oxygen surprise run to low hundreds of patients were also left for hours on reduced oxygen because of a delay in deliveries. u.s. president elect joe biden has chosen california's attorney general to serve as his health secretary if confirmed by the senate will be the 1st latina to head up. the french president about your background says arms sales to egypt will not be made conditional on its human rights record he says he did speak frankly about rights violations with pre

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the scenes that act she was an economic interest be sorry i'm going to see tonight are divorced and doris we have terror in the case of the astra zeneca but soon the star studded things i mean they're doing not only reports of i want to don't you go girl news but now i'm in the lead or talking about big asians are nice in if people really suffering from memphis to the area and energy to a men's issue some of them dr seuss i mean it could be. these are serious things they should be so don't investigate it this is not only a thing that gorman should know before the order. scenes but also the party has to be formed sort of intimate if you will decision as to whether data seems an. earlier dollar sign an executive order aimed at ensuring that americans have priority when it comes to access to vaccines produced in the u.s. both the outgoing and incoming presidents are upbeat about the prospects of mass extinction signed the executive order to ensure that american citizens have 1st priority to receive american vaccines and then we're going to be working with other countries all over the world t

don't doris article and photos in the come hurry it newspaper in 2015 claim to show that turkey was supplying weapons to islamist groups in syria. and the paper were charged with betraying state secrets the charges were expanded to include espionage and supporting terrorism president ratchet tie a pair to one called the journalist a traitor and an agent. 59 year old has been living in exile in berlin for the last 4 years the campaign group reporters without borders condemned the proceedings as a farce to end our will now go on trial again along with other journalists in a separate case. and asked whether he was surprised by this verdict. unfortunately not surprising because from the beginning it was the kind of bench by law of government it was me at all was promising to. give the most. possible price for this new story which was a true story. so they wanted to punish me because of this true story and at the same time try to intimidate the other journalists into it he who dared to touch that sense that kind of sets the issues he's generous to john donne da have the un is urging the central af

even might be one to be be a recess not it but russians did you know a lot of europeans think that doris is. this is russian i don't know parts but we are a separate country with separate identity and to be now we understand that we have proud that we have better sense and the serenity and in this and independence acts are an important for us and we are fighting for this and we know that our will be oh you'll change. a voice of hope in these dark times of the day is almost on the conversation continues online we'll see you tomorrow. one continent. 700000000 people. all with their own personal stories. europe. explored every day life for. what europeans fear and what they hope for. focus on europe. next on g.w. . us politics for sale. in the u.s. a 1000000000 able to buy political influence. the koch brothers are lime example. unbeknown to much of the public they've created a massive lobbying network their goal stopping reforms increasing their profits. might a mega rich. double. up today don't miss our highlights d.w. program online d.w. dark column highlights. to children to come to ter

don't know but i think it's very naive to just say oh there was no fraud and everything went hunky dory i just don't think that's what happened all right interesting to hear thought senior research fellow at the global policy institute george sam wyly thanks for being with us on a chance for national good. to see russian president vladimir putin has ordered the government to start a nationwide vaccination against covered one teen next week just one vote got the latest on him this development from correspondent dan hawkins. the russian president made clear the 1st people to receive the job starting as early as next week would be those who are most vulnerable on a work with the most vulnerable so of course medical professionals and teachers among other key workers it would then be made available to the wider public and it's coming out very much over the next few days. we have already produced almost 2000000 doses of the 1st fringes to vaccine against coronavirus speed v this will allow us to start widespread vaccination specifically among 2 risk groups doctors and teachers i would like to

. >> my name is doris campos. [speaking spanish language] >> chair ronen: this is doris campos, and she's calling to support manny yekutiel. she she works across the street from manny's, and she's known him for two years. and in these two years that i've known him, he's demonstrated to me what an incredible human being he is. he has a character that makes him the best candidate to occupy this position. [inaudible] >> chair ronen: he is a young man who negotiates with hope. i think he's an incredible leader that many people don't yet even know exist, and manny inspires the best of people with his actions and his words. ever since manny came to 16 street, the street has glowed. he came to the street -- i've been there for 40 years, and he went business to business to lend his hand and to support us, and since he came, the street has been glowing. that's why i'm calling in. i'm calling in because i want to support this incredible human being who is going to do such a wonderful job in the position that he's been appoi

. >> reporter: that's when owner and 60-year-old owner doris grabs whatever she can, including this table to defend her family and her more than 30-year-old business. operating a small business is challenging enough as it is with the ever changing restrictions. some small eateries are now forced to make concessions. >> really just ask everyone to please be understanding that, you know, we're not doing this for fun. most people are trying to pay the bills and pay their employees and pay the health insurance and pay the taxes without much financial relief. >> reporter: as for what happened at panchita's, the woman eventually left the restaurant and thankfully no one was hurt. san francisco police say the investigation is ongoing. >> being considerate of the employees, considerate of the business, and just being -- having some empathy for the industry itself. we are trying to stay afloat for the community and for ourselves. >> reporter: in san francisco's mission district, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >>> well, if the numbers hold, this will be the busiest online shopping day in history. adobe d

orders behind the scenes that execution economic interests of the star and the other 7 are divorced and doris we have terror in the case of the astra zeneca assume the star serious things i mean there are not going to reports of oh no you go girl news now i'm in the only reporter talking about big asians are nice and if people really suffering from memphis to be area and edgy a men's issue some serious i mean it could be no 3 these are serious things they should be should investigate it he says not only a thing that gorman should know before they order. the scenes but also the party has to be formed for the intimate good and you want to see shouldn't a story where there are decent and out. signed an executive order aimed at ensuring that americans have priority when it comes to access to vaccines produced in the u.s. but the outgoing and incoming presents are upbeat about the prospect of mass vaccination signed the executive order to ensure that american citizens have 1st priority to receive american vaccines and then we're going to be working with other countries all over the world this team

the bacteria that cause these are the fracs produce witness that the bacteria itself doris can could survive for hundreds and thousands of years so there is every possibility that if you go digging around the permafrost or indeed anywhere else you may where you couldn't things which have been dormant for centuries. simon clark associate professor at reading university in the u.k. think you for a time and your comments you're welcome. brussels in beijing have signed a massive landmark trade deal after years of negotiations and opens up the chinese market to investment while giving beijing an inroad to strategic european projects but as artie's charlotte devinsky explains washington d.c. is not happy. they steelers almost being 7 is in the making between the e.u. in china and they've really pushed the boat out to get it done before the end of 2020 essentially it means that there is the opportunity for the e.u. for investment in certain industries this is companies within the e.u. to be able to invest in areas of china before it had barriers around them such as the financial sector and

behind the scenes that execution economic interests of the star and the other soon are divorced and doris we have terror in the case of the astra zeneca assume the star serious things i mean there are not going to reports of i want you go girl news but now i'm in the only report talking about big asians are nice in only suffering from empty beer allergic to a men's issue some of them done serious i mean it could be years later these are serious things they should be should investigate it he says not only a thing that gorman should know before the order to do the scenes but also the party has to be formed sort of intimate if you will to see shouldn't a store where there are dangers of a season out. earlier donald trump signed an executive order aimed at ensuring that americans have priority when it comes to access to back scenes produced in the u.s. but the outgoing and incoming presidents are upbeat about the prospect of mass vaccination. signed the executive order to ensure that american citizens have 1st priority to receive american vaccines and then we're going to be working with other

wasn't increased exports in the meantime people like the new doris continue to help their relatives in cuba and as long as remittances are banned finding alternative ways to help them survive. and. thrive a quick check of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.k. has completed its split from the e.u. after formally leaving the bloc single market customs union prime minister barak's johnson hailed it as a new beginning after 4 years of political dramas. this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and up to us to make the most of it and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world leading both the g 7 and the cop $26.00 climate change summit in glasgow the royal london hospital says it's operating in disaster medicine mode as the country reports 964 deaths of nearly 56000 cases in a single day surging infections in england are forcing north origins to reactivate emergency hospitals that were s

. >> my name is doris campos. [speaking spanish language] >> chair ronen: this is doris campos, and she's calling to support manny yekutiel. she she works across the street from manny's, and she's known him for two years. and in these two years that i've known him, he's demonstrated to me what an incredible human being he is. he has a character that makes him the best candidate to occupy this position. [inaudible] >> chair ronen: he is a young man who negotiates with hope. i think he's an incredible leader that many people don't yet even know exist, and manny inspires the best of people with his actions and his words. ever since manny came to 16 street, the street has glowed. he came to the street -- i've been there for 40 years, and he went business to business to lend his hand and to support us, and since he came, the street has been glowing. that's why i'm calling in. i'm calling in because i want to support this incredible human being who is going to do such a wonderful job in the position that he's been appoi

having us live on air i would absolutely do this i feel my country and i would hope that mr johnson dory so good to will he become a no go in bar it's ok i'd like to say to pretty and in fact everybody this is not a taser we do not need the prime minister of the country to stand in front of people take a jab in the neck of this wonder drug specially when it's so close to christmas and me taking anything is quite a sight to behold carry not a carrier has been feeding the under the door at number 10 so you really don't want me to be seen in biting anything i think this is a private matter i think we should be doing it behind closed doors and died and just do that the decent thing and take the virus i mean the vaccine. but some people say bonus that we were nigel for us is still pulling your strings behind the scenes well that night i let a steak about says what about to say i like it i've got his eyes i've tested to be honest i taken such no doubt i let my steak that's a guess that was my hearing you know i would you think about it as a shipping cost as that should get my gran's doga vacci

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