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ackerman, paul smith, i thank both of you. i have an update on developing news. the panel of experts formally approving massive use of the pfizer covid vaccine. this is an important hurdle we've been tracking that would help execute massive distribution for a campaign across the united states. once the fda signs off on this panel's recommendation, that then clears the way for vaccinations as soon as within days. an important update and we have more on this pandemic ahead including rudy giuliani explaining why he thinks he got celebrity covid treatment and later, we're joined by top chef's tom colicchio on how small businesses are in a fight for survival. w small businesses are in a fight for survival quitting smoking is. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making it smaller, and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, u

smith left the game with a calf injury. to plays later nick mullens tripped, the number two overall pick rumbles 47 yards for a scope and score. washington takes a 30-7 lead. final play, third-quarter, 49ers trailing 16-7. you spoke indication, returns at the 76 yard. how do you like that. under two minutes left, san francisco down 23-15. it's 4th and 12, nick mullens leads to kendrick bourne but short of the first down marker and washington wins the game 23- 15 as the 49ers lose their second straight and fall 5-8.>> you know, when they are playing offense, there's a very good chance to win as long as you don't pull in turn the ball

the ball gets out of nick mullens' hands. and aldon smith recovered. 14-0 cowboys with the niners respond, mullens finding jordan reed for the touch niners down seven. another drive capped by brandon. the rookie in the end zone 24-24 in the third now early in the fourth same score. mullens he can't do this. an interception right there. his sixth straight game with a pick that led to a dallas field goal. still down three. and mullens intercepted again. four niners' turnovers lead to 24 points. cowboys win 41-33. san francisco is out from the playoffs. >> well, i mean, yeah, we've dealt with a lot of crap this year. but i wouldn't say it's too much to overcome. i think we would have overcome it without turnovers today. >> it sucks to lose. i hate losing. and we got to change something. you got to look at yourself first and foremost because you can't keep doing the same things over and over again and expect a different result. >> after the biggest win in program history, more news for san jose state football. they will play in t

alex smith and washington riding it. nick mullins, having a rough go. lose go the ball. chase young picks it up and it is a 47-yard scoop and score. 13-7 washington. mullins, frustrating. trying to coach him up. he left the game before halftime. he did not return. the last play of the third, mullins, can't do that. picked up by cameron and what do you know? 76 yards the other way. washington's second defensive touchdown of the day. kyle shanahan, your thoughts. mullins' play action, roll left. and kyle gets in there for the touchdown. a 2-point conversion. that would be it. george kittle, jilly g. all they can do is watch from afar. they're 5-8. that should probably effectively end their hopes. >> i'm extremely disappointed. you have a very good chance to win. as long as you don't turn the ball over. it was border line a back breaker. >> we didn't make routine plays. they kept us on the field. and you're behind the sticks and it creates unfortunate situations. that's just playing smart football. and executing at a high level. i didn't and we didn't do it today. >> how ab

how nick mullens says he represents alex smith as a person and a player. >> and here's a welcome look at our line up. it's the masked singer follow bid i can see your voice at 9:00 then join us for the 10:00 news and 11:00 news all right here on ktvu 2 news. >>> how is it going everybody? mark ibanez with you tonight: we're paying homage to the great john lennon. and a special thanks to one of our most loyal viewer the murphy family in particular steve murphy who just sent me a boat load of john lennon records so we could commemorate this week properly. thanks to the murphy family. you guys great stuff. but we do have some football to talk about. the 49ers getting no network prime time love. they were supposed to play the dallas cowboys last week in the big sunday night 5:30 game no go. that game has been shifted back to 1:00 and moving over for the cleveland browns and the new york giants. who are more apparently prime time worthy. meantime the 49ers have found themselves in a predicament right now. they pretty much have to win the remaining four games for a legitimate play off shot.

smith left the game with a calf injury. to plays later nick mullens tripped, the number two overall pick rumbles 47 yards for a scope and score. washington takes a 30-7 lead. final play, third-quarter, 49ers trailing 16-7. you spoke indication, returns at the 76 yard. how do you like that. under two minutes left, san francisco down 23-15. it's 4th and 12, nick mullens leads to kendrick bourne but short of the first down marker and washington wins the game 23- 15 as the 49ers lose their second straight and fall 5-8.>> you know, when they are playing offense, there's a very good chance to win as long as you don't pull in turn the ball over. we turned the ball over three times. and without our defense even having to go to the field it was a borderline backbreaker. >> the readers are essentially in the dire position as the 49ers but the cold seemed like the perfect opponent this week to help vegas of proof those postseason odds. old afc west ball philip rivers making his 29th start against the raiders. the 39-year-old can still

nick mullens is hit by darren pain. he coughed up the football. chase young, the rookie sensation goes down the sidelines with the 47 yard touchdown. 13-7 at the half. late in the third, it is nick mullens with a miscommunication right here. he wanted kyle. he gets the pick six. it is cameron curl romping in with it. 23-7 was the score. nick mullens and his coach were very upset with the communications problem on that one. look at him look like a fullback. here's the six yard touchdown. to make the two point conversion. the meta-game out of this thing later on. it was 23-15 for the final. washington is the first place team in the east. here is derek carr. vegas had big problems. derek carr goes to the end zone. this was an amazing, one-handed interception right there by kenny moore. that is sensational. 20-14 at halftime. in the third, it is jonathan taylor. you want to see pure speed, he just out races the entire raider defense. yet a few touchdowns. it gets worse. the raiders are trailing and this is a shot and here's the pick six and the touchd

former niner qb alex smith only played a little bit before hurting his calf. nick mullens puts it on the lawn. chase young returns at 47 yards for the touchdown. it was 13-7 washington at the breakdown. the last play was third quarter. mullens is picked off by kamren curl. he take it's back to the house. washington scored 17 points off three 49ers' turnovers. that is not good. the niners fight back in the fourth quarter. mullens with a pass. the comeback falls short. washington beats san francisco 23-15. >> we have a very good chance to win as long as you just don't turn the ball over. i'm not taking anything away from washington. and i really respect that football team right now what ron's doing and how hard they're playing. but i know we could have done better today. >> in las vegas, the colts hitting all the right moves against the raiders. it's a three-point game in the second quarter. derek carr going are for the end cone. check out the nice one-handed interception. then rookie jonathan taylor makes a 62-yard touchdown run. after the game the raiders fire

paul hunter is a professor of medicine peter smith an epidemiologist they explain why the scientific cooperation between britain and russia is significant. one of the problems with the. i don't know virus that seems like this but nick 5 in the oxford is that there's always a risk that you can develop immunity to the carrier rather than to the target which is what you are wanting for now if you actually makes these 2 that seem so you maybe give one vaccine to start and then the other 134 weeks later then you. get over this problem of developing impunity to the carrier virus and i think there's quite a lot of evidence that actually does work like that and people have shown this works in other areas so to me the compound a nation of the sputnik and the ox so that's because any vaccine could well improve its efficacy a lot greater than the individual vaccines apart now the problem with. via technic scenes is that they are cardiff. street which is going to make it very difficult to deliver in many parts of the world where it is both the oxford and the the russian vaccine have a much more

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who's in gran canaria island to tell us more about the scale of the problem nick 300 migrants arrived here just in the last 24 hours in and november there were more than 5000 thought to be an all time record and they're all arriving in these fishing boats from the from the north african coast they get picked up on radar out at sea off them by the spanish coast guard and if they see them they bring them to shore either in those boats or they load them onto those orange cover rescue vessels behind me and then they're processed on this dock side and sent to reception centers but what is called the spanish authorities off guard seems to be the sheer volume of numbers coming in i'm joined by patricia fernandez is a lawyer who works with an ngo that looks after these migrants 1st of all patricia why have the numbers caught people off guard why the sudden increase. again we have to understand you know migration people is something that has been happen in. spain in so to europe seen 30 years ago when one brother is close the migrant people will go over or there are there as well as now. one o

alex smith. >>he's a very good quarterback always has been he he knows where to go with the ball which. to me is one of the biggest things for any quarterback. you read coverages and stuff and there's always a spot there's a hole in it and you want to get the ball there and alex is the fish and doing that as anybody. your plan as one of the top defenses in the league and then you have a quarterback knows where to go with the ball. you don't have to do a lot of risky things because of what your defense is doing and then you're quarterbacks not going to turn it over me very efficient allows you to stick with the run and you can play the right type of ball that you never beat yourself. and when you have a top defense like that, and that's it's a very winning formula just to win games. >>kickoff is set for one 25 on sunday. tomorrow vanderbilt kicker sarah fuller will take the field for the common doors just 2 weeks after making history. area football player. morgan sauls would also show be cheering

course the niners will have to be ready for the guy we're just talking about alex smith. >>he's a very good quarterback always has been he he knows where to go with the ball which. to me is one of the biggest things for any quarterback. you read coverages and stuff and there's always a spot there's a hole in it and you want to get the ball there and alex is the fish and doing that as anybody when your plan as one of the top defenses in the league and then you have a quarterback knows where to go with the ball. you don't have to do a lot of risky things because of what your defense is doing and then you're quarterbacks not going to turn it over me very efficient allows you to stick with the run and you can play the right type of ball that you never beat yourself. and when you have a top defense like that, and that's it's a very winning formula just to win games. >>kickoff for that game set for one 25 sunday. tomorrow vanderbilt kicker sarah fuller will suit up for the common doors just 2 weeks after making history. now bay area football player. morgan sauls whittle says sh

age and part of it is economic as nick will explain to you shortly another is practical really it's become much harder this year for migrants to cross from the north of africa through over the mediterranean to southern europe it's much harder because they've been increased funding for customs border patrols along the libyan and moroccan coast so what is happening is that migrants are being funneled down through to west africa and a crossing from west africa on these rickety fishing boats normally $25.00 or so people crammed into one of these boats taking a 4 a 5 day journey across the atlantic to land on european soil so it's because this is really the route left for them to cross by adrian so what are local authorities there doing about it are they any better prepared to deal with this sudden influx. they were caught flat footed when the influx began several weeks ago now in fact for a couple of weeks. so are going to be counted we can hear you trying to match you a little later let's go to nicholas hawk then who's standing by for us in the town because in senegal picking up on what berna

in senegal as a major transit point for west africans heading to the canary islands 1st bernard smith is in grand canaria for a burner it's just explained why you have more people especially children the landing on the korean canary islands. our part of it is economic as nick will explain to you later a lot of it's practical as well it's just that the routes from the northern north africa across the mediterranean to the southern european coast of being closed off because they're better patrolled now because of increased funding to the moroccans and the libyans for example so it's hard to get through that way so instead piling into these fishing boats on the coast of west africa you get 25 or so people in there in the setting out to sea sometimes 5 or 6 days at sea and then they land here so that is why they're coming this way and that is why the canary islands suddenly experiencing this large increase in the number of migrants our. and bernard would you say the authorities there are better prepared nights a deal with the influx of people because at the beginning of this crisis many pe

their wide receiver devonte smith also a heisman contender, how good is this alabama team this year? >> willie, this may be the best alabama team i have ever seen, and i started covering the university of alabama right after gettysburg, so it encompasses a lot of time. think about it, willie, i sent my heisman ballot in monday afternoon, and i was perplexed because you just mentioned -- there were three choices for the heisman from the university of alabama roster, and they lost another one about ten weeks ago in jason waddle. thatst h that's how difficult it was. i think two alabama players will be finalists for the heisman, and nigh gee harris will probably finish in the top five. that's how talented this team is. what nick saban did, he followed the revolution in college football. by the way, willie, you mentioned notre dame. notre dame is losing its defensive coordinator, clark lee, to vanderbilt university, and i think there's a chance, joe and willie, that vanderbilt next year may even win a game. >> oh, my god. that's fantastic. >> paul, it was going so well. >> let me just sa