tyrone for his work with green streets. i would like to thank our leaders, senator weiner, mayor london breed and supervisor preston for their support for this project. our fundders come together to invest in this community. i would like to acknowledge the soma community for strength, resilience and add so cassie. there is to much work to be done. this is a huge milestone in-turning vision into reality. thank you. [applause] >> our final speaker today is the most important. tyrone mullins. he is representing the community. tyrone has worked really, really hard with community on this project with citizen film. he has helped organize community, give voice to community. it is my pleasure to bring him up to say a few words. [applause] >> first, thank you forego me to be able to come up here and show my voice. you are correct. the work we put in was a collective. collaboration and what it means. the work we put in behind-the-scenes stuff was a lot of heavy load. she won't take the acknowledgment but the glue that makes this stay

ollie watkins and tyrone mings with the goals. it was really good. it's the result we dreamed of though, if you live, perfect start for us. but now we got to back it up. really pleased with the clean sheet. i think we asked the player to do, they've done it. i think we deserve it because we finish the game, brightened up a lot of possession but in the areas we wanted them to have the ball. really pleased with the players, really proud of them. but it's only a good start we need to going back it up now. dean smith enjoyed a winning start in his first game as norwich manager, but his team had to come from behind to after che adams had put southampton ahead after only four minutes. but goals from teemu pukki and captain grant hanley earned norwich three points that move them off the bottom of the table, having also won their last game under daniel farke. for me the second half performance is probably the most important thing. yes, we know we need to point the league. at the performance levels will give certainly in that second half of the lads a big lif

tom: bloomberg's jonathan to roane on -- tyrone on austria. a slight or modest turnaround in terms of the european benchmarks. looking for additional catalysts. sector by sector, energy is at the top of the list. that is it for the european market open. this is bloomberg. ♪♪ >> we see human capital is one of the constraints. we have been working with our supply chain. >> prices continue to go up. there is a gap between supply and demand. >> still a long way to go before we can say we've dealt with climate change. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition" with francine lacqua. >> good morning. i'm dani burger in london.

here with the latest, jonathan tyrone in vienna. where you are, they are putting restrictions on the unvaccinated. ireland apparently tomorrow is going to recommend working from home again. what does europe need to do to get a grip on the situation? the case numbers are starting to get alarming. jonathan: well, we are back to the prevention and containment strategy of covid. in terms of prevention, you alluded to the fact that countries are accelerating the booster shot, so the u.k. and in cyprus and austria, they are vaccinating children now, and all of the appoint men's are booked up -- the appointments are booked up. in terms of containment, what we are seeing is, in austria, a lockdown for the unvaccinated. so a very novel public health approach. to be seen whether it is effective or whether the political consequences ultimately are worth it because low incidence rate of vaccinations, at about 65% right now and austria, and there is a vocal minority that has been out on the street protesting both masks and vaccinations, and the

two goals in the final six minutes giving them victory over brighton. 0llie watkins and tyrone mings with the goals. it was really good. it's what we drank though, if you live, perfect start for us. but now we got to back it up. really pleased with the clean sheet. i think we asked the player to do, they've done it. i think we deserve it because we finish the game, brightened up a lot of possession but in the areas we wanted them to have the ball was up really pleased with the players, really pleased with the players, really proud of them. but it's only a good start we need to going back it up now. dean smith enjoyed a winning start in his first game as norwich manager, but his team had to come from behind to after che adams had put southampton ahead after only four minutes. but goals from teemu pukki and captain grant hanley earned norwich three points that move them off the bottom of the table, having also won their last game under daniel farke. for me the second half performance is probably the most important thing. yes we know we need to point the league. at the performance level

tyrone howard. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> severe storms unleashed high winds and hail on the new york city area saturday. have a look at this. this is the long island community of levittown. the winds toppled a massive tree, nearly cutting this home in half. the area had been under an unusual tornado warning at the time. despite the advanced warning, the ferocity of the storm really rattled nerves. take a look at this as a driver got a little too close to the storm. >> we're in it! we're in a tornado! we're in it! video, video, video, holy [ bleep ]! holy [ muted ]. we're in it right now. just crossed the highway. lots of leaves in it. right in front of us. look at all of these leaves. look at all of these leaveses. oh, [ muted ]. right here. crossing the road right in front of us, right in front of us, tornado on the ground. tornado. we're in the debris. lots of debris oh, my god. >> for weeks, climate change has been on the agenda at the cop-26 summit in scotland, but when it comes to pr

tyrone for his work with green streets. i would like to thank our leaders, senator weiner, mayor london breed and supervisor preston for their support for this project. our fundders come together to invest in this community. i would like to acknowledge the soma community for strength, resilience and add so cassie. there is to much work to be done. this is a huge milestone in-turning vision into reality. thank you. [applause] >> our final speaker today is the most important. tyrone mullins. he is representing the community. tyrone has worked really, really hard with community on this project with citizen film. he has helped organize community, give voice to community. it is my pleasure to bring him up to say a few words. [applause] >> first, thank you forego me to be able to come up here and show my voice. you are correct. the work we put in was a collective. collaboration and what it means. the work we put in behind-the-scenes stuff was a lot of heavy load. she won't take the acknowledgment but the glue that makes this stay

tyrone howard is a professor at the black male institute at ucla and joins me now in los angeles. vaccine mandates in schools. almost every physician i've spoken with on this program have told me, it's a great idea to fight covid, especially the rising numbers in kids, but we have never talked about the effect it might have on students, especially students of different races. the "mercury news" analyzed county health department data and in the barrier, about 85% of all students, ages 12 to 17 had at least one shot. when it comes to african-american students, that number drops to 52% and the numbers are similar for latino students. are we facing a scenario here if those numbers don't improve fast, a addition proportion number of black and brown students will be shut out of their schools later this fall or early next year when the vaccine mandates kick in. that is precisely the fear and concern. what we know is many black adults, many latino adults had a vaccination hesitancy because of safety concerns, because of the quickness which the vaccine was created and because of a long and

. >> sargent: tyrone muhammed spent 21 years in prison for murder and before that as a teenager. >> i did the drive-by. i did the carjacking. >> sargent: now he runs a mentoring group to stop teens from landing behind bars, using his own life as a cautionary tale. what have you found has worked? >> if you don't replace their activity with something constructive, where they can see themselves making a living, then you will never fix this problem. >> sargent: have you ever hurt someone? >> no. no. it hasn't got that far. >> sargent: chris, now 19, committed his first carjacking at 15. >> in neighborhoods that have low crime rate but, like, wealthy people. >> sargent: chris says he's carjacked drivers just to have a ride around the city. but there's another deadly reason, what he calls hot cars are often used in drive-by shootings. has there been a time where you have use aid hot car for retaliation with an enemy, gang related? >> i have been in the situation to where a hot car was involved. >> sargent: muhammed triedz to change teens' paths by getting jobs at construction sites, partner

around deputy for mr. tyrone is prepared to enter negotiations for us sanctions to be lifted. the state department is welcome to return to the talks. we believe it remains possible to quickly reach and implement an understanding on a mutual return to compliance with the jcp away. by closing the relatively small number of issues that remained outstanding at the end of june, when the 6 round concluded, we believe that if the iranians are serious, we can manage to do that in relatively short order. but we've also been clear, including as this pause has dragged on for some time, that this window of opportunity will not be open forever. earlier wrong said it foiled an attempt by the u. s. navy to seize its oil in the sea of a man. it says it's in each revolution regard. troops, borders ship on october 25th saying the tanker was about to be taken by the us. and the u. s. is accusing iran staging, dangerous maneuvers at sea. the u. n. has found evidence that all sides of ethiopia is to gray conflict to violated human rights with some possibly amounting to war crimes and crimes agains

i've a half a century that tyrone in eric has drugs watched all quotes in order to release all the documents relating to its approval. the size is k seen. but the group of medics who requested it didn't point out that the government took much less time to approve the job. and american tv news network m s n b c, span from us court room. after one of his journalists, ms allegedly caught stalking a bus full of jurors in the high profile case of kyle written act. ah, i welcome just go 9 o'clock here in the.

over the seizure of an old tank in the sea of amman last week, washington claims that tyron count should that vessel around says it was repelling a us attempt to seize the boat. and it's now released video, claiming to prove just that i'm at least correspondent policy a repulse. well, what i see now is a new round of installation between iran and the united states. this particular incident happened towards the end of last month, although now has been used to video. and you can look at that video, what you key fee is uranium forces, despite being dwarfed by american vessels, appearing to success, the meet block, the path of american worship. as the tank at sales away. now there are multiple shots. in this video we use the rating and revolutionary gods forces aiming and training. they went to meet at the you with this. so now the iranian government has said that the operation was a success. despite the fact that the united states was able to turn, so oil to another tanker as to the whereabouts of that tank. well at the moment that is on the kid earlier, we did hear from the pentagon who re

he explained some of the main disagreements between tyron and washington. there are some issues that have been remaining in place and the they are the areas of difference. one relates to the scope of sanctions that the run the, to the why the, the united states was to keep some tanks has been placed on the list of read, where they can say that they are not related today. however, the rom believes that all the banks is imposed against the country after the yes, withdrawal from the addicted them all are related to the accord. but the us to keep those titles in place. one of the important points is that the rom wants to get a guarantee from the end of the day that the us will love this from the, the, as the, from the years ago. this seems to be more than for you on for foreign companies or countries in order to have economic cooperation. the wrong has been the periods from the past that the foreign, most of the big companies didn't work with the run as it expects that. so that's why it wants to make sure that this time it will have more chance to enjoy the eco

tyrone, i gotta thank you. owner stephen clancy tells me an extreme heatwave this past summer in oregon, where his family has a tree farm created a shortage sunburnt a lot of trees where a little bit higher elevation than a normal tree farm. so we're super lucky that we had very little burn compared to other farms. clancy family tells me they have much to be thankful for. they gathered with friends and employees for thanksgiving dinner under a tent on the lot celebrating while working visits tradition we've had. ever since i can remember. we're to. you know, we have a good time and customers say it's a treat to come here on thanksgiving. it's a change. everybody doesn't lock down for two years, so it's festive mood. it's exciting. clancy tells me customers should expect to pay a few more dollars per tree and for those looking for a taller 12 by early in san francisco, amberleigh ktvu. fox two news. alright while some big retailers were closed this thanksgiving, others were open, hoping to lure shoppers back ind

officials say nuclear talks with world powers will resume at the end of this month. iran deputy for mr. tyrone is prepared to enter negotiations for us sanctions to be lifted. the state department has welcome to return to talks to you and is found evidence that all signed to vpn is to grow contract to violated human rights with some possibly amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanity describes the conflict as one mart i stream brutality results from to us states president joe barton easily won in 2020 could signal trouble. the democratic party heading into next year's congressional ballot. republican pushed the democrats out of the virginia governorship. the democratic governor, new jersey faced a close expected challenge. united states is added is ready, spyware firms, the n. s a group and can directly to its cyber activities, blacklist. they also added a russian software company and one other foreign business commerce button says it's in response to their role in developing spyware and trafficking malicious online tools. the move limits their access to us components and technology,

park for the first time and saw his side score two late goals to beat brighton 2—0, ollie watkins and tyrone mings sealing the win. stjohnstone�*s reign as scottish league cup holders is over — they were beaten 1—0 by celtic in the semifinals of the competition. substitute james forrest came off the bench to score the only goal of the game midway through the second half — so celtic are through to the final next month where they could lift the trophy for a 20th time. now, what a day of rugby union matches we had yesterday as the autumn internationals draw to a close. england got a last—minute win over south africa to avenge their 2019 world cup final defeat. wales won by a single point against australia and scotland beat japan. patrick gearey was watching. on another continent on the other side of a pandemic, england and south africa met in the world cup final. south africa won, england failed to score a try. so what a start they got from manu tuilagi afterjust six minutes. against the springboks, you hope your points outnumber your bruises. it's a test of strength. freddie steward

villa, with two goals in the final six minutes giving them victory over brighton. 0llie watkins and tyrone mings with the goals. and chelsea are six points clear at the top of the table for now after winning 3—0 at leicester city in the lunchtime kick off — antonio rudiger headed the first before n'golo kante set off on a run against his former club — that nobody stopped — chelsea 2—0 up inside half an hour thomas tuchel�*s side made it 16 points out of a possible 18, as they wrapped up the win in the second half thanks to christian pulisic. there's a certain spirit now and a certain quality that we know better and better, where we can take risks and better, where we can take risks and where we should not take risks and how to play our game and how to find our identity and force our identity onto the pitch. also the certain freedom but the most important thing is the attitude in the teamwork. elsewhere a winning start for dean smith as norwich manager — as they came from behind to beat southampton to move off the bottom of the table. newcastle are in that position now after a

tyrone jackson, he has a project that's called operation warm wishes, which helps families in need, especially those suffering from hunger, food insecurity and this year jackson made a sizable personal sacrifice to make sure that the event went off without a hitch. he donated his own car, 2011 bmr to help people and because of the pandemic. you want to help out, do so by going to operation warm wishes.com. >> shannon: putting his money where his mouth is. that's it from washington. we'll see you back here tomorrow. i'm shannon bream. ♪ ♪ >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. >> there's room to grow... >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> man, i love that song! ♪“i swear”♪ jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first an

. >> reporter: two hours west, tyrone thompson is growing the veggies that chef carlos will serve back at rocky ridge market. >> what are you growing here right now? >> we have a variety of things growing right now. we have carrots, we have swiss charred. we have a mixture of lettuces, spinach, radish. it's getting back to our roots and our traditional ways, as well as adopting innovative ways like the hoop houses. >> reporter: and he's sharing that knowledge. he's helped others in the region build 40 of these sustainable green houses. next stop, a hoop house near the market. >> the kids love the carrots. >> oh, it's so spicy. >> and tomatoes. >> reporter: cultivating a healthier future for the next generation. >>> i want to turn now to the organizations working overtime today to help families in need. one in five americans turn to the charitable food industry in the last year according to feeding america. one food bank director told msnbc her food bank usually has 5,000 turkeys in their freezer this time of year. this november, they had five. joining me now, brian green, president of

tyrone, i gotta thank you. owner stephen clancy tells me an extreme heatwave this past summer in oregon, where his family has a tree farm created a shortage sunburnt a lot of trees where a little bit higher elevation than a normal tree farm. so we're super lucky that we had very little burn compared to other farms. clancy family tells me they have much to be thankful for. they gathered with friends and employees for thanksgiving dinner under a tent on the lot celebrating while working. it's a tradition we've had. ever since i can remember. we're together. you know, we have a good time and customers say it's a treat to come here on thanksgiving. it's a change. everybody doesn't like them for two years, so it's festive mood. it's exciting. plan c tells me customers should expect to pay a few more dollars for per tree. and he says, for those looking for a tolerant tree to buy early , happy holidays, everyone heather holmes good advice there happy thanksgiving and boy and it is so nice to see people out and about s

grabbed by tyron matthew at the 13 and the radar threat is over. that was jackson's first catches a raider rashad fenton was the guy who knocked the ball out. mahomes had a huge 90 by some time. than just before getting to the line of scrimmage unloads a 38 yard score to darryl williams. all mahomes did was throw for 406 yards and five touchdowns with no picks. the chief's win 41 14 at six and four they're back in first place in the tightly bunched a f c west and the familiar side of cam newton back at quarterback for the carolina panthers the panthers in arizona going in front seven. nothing when newton looked like the newton of old finding the end zone from two yards out. and ye, he is back. then later in the first quarter was newton throwing to robby anderson for six. the panthers building 23. nothing lead. we're not doing 34 14. there was a time when we would think of lost by the cardinals was good news for the 49ers. we're not really in that mode these days, the 49ers just looking to win in general, and they will get their next chance to do th

tyrone, you have a new mayor. caller: absolutely. and he won without any real, you know, without any real contestants against him. i don't think that curtis lee had a chance. donald trump says the magda help is what made the virginia race went to let this guy win, but they lost, you know? the magda -- maga agenda lost in the last election but i hope the democratic -- democratic party learns from this. guest: what do you want the democratic party to learn? caller: to fight against each other is a recipe for disaster. we are fighting against each other on this bill back better situation without recognizing that people are infrastructure also and that if you don't have people, we have already seen, if we don't have people to work to build these things, build the roads and the cleaner water, we are defeating ourselves. yeah, we need to help the people planning on doing this work and i hope we pass this legislation and stop fighting amongst each other about numbers host:. do you -- numbers. host: do you think the lack of passing caller: -

ollie watkins and tyrone mings sealing the win. stjohnstone's reign as scottish league cup holders is over — they were beaten 1—0 by celtic in the semi—finals of the competition. substitute james forrest came off the bench to score the only goal of the game by celtic in the semi—finals of the competition. substitute james forrest came off the bench to score the only goal of the game midway through the second half — so celtic are through to the final next month where they could lift the trophy for a 20th time. now, what a day of rugby union matches we had yesterday as the autumn internationals draw to a close. england got a last minute win over south africa to avenge their 2019 world cup final defeat. wales won by a single point against australia and scotland beat japan. on another continent on the other side of a pandemic, england and south africa met in the world cup final. south africa won, england failed to score a try. so what a start they got from manu tuilagi afterjust six minutes. against the springboks, you hope y

host: tyrone in alabama, independent caller. how do you plan to vote? for or against the incumbent? caller: against. host: are you a democrat? you called on the independent line. how do you lean? caller: i am a democrat but i am going to give you all that is going on. i ran for the special primary election and i am in the area they do not count the votes. i am black, i am african-american and they have been shutting me out, trying to keep me from -- i control the government from where i stand. i do not have to be in office. i and the governing body and we are coming. we are on our way. i have been anxious to get on the tv live with somebody. i cannot contact nobody. they have our phones blocked like we are not part of the world. we have been getting annihilated this whole time. kids are being killed, parents getting killed of sickness, heart failure, all of that has to do with the government and i speak with anxiety because i'm so excited but i am sad and grieving for my family. all these people that died they were my family. if y'all know god and y'all believe, you would do what's

host: tyrone in alabama, independent caller. how do you plan to vote? for or against the incumbent? caller: against. host: are you a democrat? you called on the independent line. how do you lean? caller: i am a democrat but i am going to give you all that is going on. i ran for the special primary election and i am in the area they do not count the votes. i am black, i am african-american and they have been shutting me out, trying to keep me from -- i control the government from where i stand. i do not have to be in office. i and the governing body and we are coming. we are on our way. i have been anxious to get on the tv live with somebody. i cannot contact nobody. they have our phones blocked like we are not part of the world. we have been getting annihilated this whole time. kids are being killed, parents getting killed of sickness, heart failure, all of that has to do with the government and i speak with anxiety because i'm so excited but i am sad and grieving for my family. all these people that died they were my family. if y'all know god and y'all believe, you would do what's