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essex _ invest in effective drug treatments. essex police recently conducted raids in southend and other towns in the county to disrupt the dealers, but despite decades of such activity, drug gangs still control in illicit business which costs billions £20 billion a year and reaches into almost every community. the government wants to demonstrate that it the government wants to demonstrate thatitis the government wants to demonstrate that it is taking on the dealers in the addicts who bring fear and misery to neighbourhoods like this, but those who work in the field say the key to reducing drug harms is to see the problem as a public health issue, not a criminaljustice one. on the estate a few years back, 0n the estate a few years back, there was quite a lot of drug use. marie started injecting heroin to escape the reality of a violent domestic life on this southend estate. in and out of prison, her children were taken into care. now, after treatment, she is clean and runs a charity helping other drug users in the city. if you

i am an ambassadorfor essex players. not that i see. i am an ambassador for essex county cricket club, i watch a lot of county cricket and all our players generally are in a hurry, they are all aggressive, they go for their shots and if they play well, they get 100s very quickly. i am not advocating boring cricket but in a long game, a four orfive—day advocating boring cricket but in a long game, a four or five—day game you have to build a partnership and our players had not been good enough to do that in this series. qm. to do that in this series. ok, graham gooch, _ to do that in this series. ok, graham gooch, lets - to do that in this series. ok, graham gooch, lets hope i to do that in this series. 0k, graham gooch, lets hope they can salvage something in the remaining test matches. thank you. heavy storms have battered western regions of the us, leaving thousands without power. almost 30 inches — 76 centimetres — of snow fell in california at the weekend, causing major disruption and road closures. other western us states to

i'm chief face resume currently deployed aboard the uss essex. i just want to say merry christmas to my family back at home in california. i love and miss you. my wife carry my daughter, elizabeth. and my son, ace junior ace. don't eat all the cookies. ella don't eat, drink all the milk. that stuff is for santa. i love and miss you. santa. i love and miss you. okay. bye bye. enjoy the gift of being together. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. ♪ emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel like homework,

my name is gray aboard the "uss essex." wish my family back at home in california a very merry christmas. love you mom and dad, nate, shutout to my sister, brother-in-law and nephew lucas. miss you. and a special shout-out to my beautiful wife. i miss you and can't wait to kiss you when i get home. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> hello. this holiday season, give $50 or more to charity, and receive $400 off stressless® mayfair recliners and office chairs. $200 off any stressless recliner and office chair, and $200 off each stressless sofa seat. don't wait, it's time for stressless. shop stresslessfurniture.com today. annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> wet roads and tricky travel. we are tracking the wet weather. shopping and celebrating bay area in good spirits despite covert concerns. good morning. merry christmas to you. this is abc seven news live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. i am julian glover. let's check in on weather. lisa: merry christ

essex police say they're appealing for witnesses. a louis vuitton suitcase and two "high—value" watches were stolen, while no arrests have yet been made. the mercedes formula one team's agreed with kingspan to end their partnership, saying it's "not appropriate". when the deal was announced last week, survivors of the grenfell tower fire and the housing minister michael gove asked mercedes to reconsider linking up with the company that produced some of the cladding installed on the block. lewis hamilton expressed reservations about driving with the branding on his car and team boss toto wolff wrote to the survivors�* group, apologising and agreeing to meet with them. ryder cup winner thorbjorn olesen has been cleared of sexual assault on a british airways flight following his trial in london. the 31—year—old dane, who denied all charges, was accused of the offence on a transatlantic ba flight in july 2019. at aldersgate house nightingale court he was also acquitted of assault by beating and being drunk on a flight. the prime

but first. >> i'm blake essex in tokyo. this pandemic is far from over and world health organization officials said earlier today the new variant omicron will be found in most countries of the asia-pacific region and now is the time to start preparing for the next surge. the xfinity black friday sales event is happening now on xfinity mobile. now new and existing customers can get our best wireless deal of the year - up to $1,000 in savings - for a limited time only. on the most reliable network nationwide, plus nationwide 5g. act now and save up to $1,000 with xfinity mobile. so you can go all out on gifts for the family - during our best wireless deal of the year... the xfinity black friday sales event. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm isa soares. if you're just joining us, let me bring you up to date with our top stories this hour. >>> he says he didn't pull the trigger, yet the gun still fired. actor alec baldwin breaking his silence about the shooting on the set of his movie "

and then essex, montana. there was even a better time. snow camp there she and we had a good time to working hammer surgeon the back. she popped and she said, well, get ready to go shopping for christmas and where we are as real as to where is dune . there was a good bye. i wasn't reception i good by noon . i remember saying, well wait and i swear i got around to do that. i go, jesus can think of worse, but anyway, so go ahead go. i think of it was a simple thing like just taking the class again to recycle, but i, i always banker. if i can remember that we were that were slowly on a couple of minutes. she would have been a standard where she was different when different her with no sen. jenny barnett. good morning. good morning. did you you're working on a gun control bill that would expand oregon's background checks to include sales between private individual, correct. we already have it for gun shows, which many states don't. and actually that was my initiative that got that in place . was your support? lik

and then essex montana. that was even a better time. snow camp there she and we had a good time is working on my shirt in the back. she popped and she said well, get ready to go shopping for christmas. and when we say cobra has realist we're is in there was a good wife. i wasn't reception i go to buy in . i remember saying well wait and i swear i got around to do that. i go, i just can't make it worse. but anyway, so go ahead, go, i think of it. and it was a simple thing like just taking the class again to recycle, but i always banker, if i can remember the river that and we're slowly on a couple of minutes, she would have been a standard where she was different for different herself and different down what are you going down with? no. sen. jenny barnett. good morning. good morning sir. you're working on a gun control bill that would expand oregon's background checks to include sales between private individual, correct? we already have it for gun shows, which many states don't. and actually that was my initi

and then essex montana. that was even a better time. snow camping and we had a good time working room or shirt in the back. she popped and she said, well, get ready to go shopping for christmas and where we are as real as to where is in there was a good advice. there wasn't a reception like at the bar in here i remember saying, well wait and i swear i got around what you do then i go, jesus can think of worse, but anyway, so go ahead go. i think of it was a simple thing. i just taken a class again to recycle, but i always banker, if i can remember the river that we're slowly on a couple of minutes, she would have been a standard where she was different when different her with different with no sen. jenny barnett. good morning. good morning, judy, you're working on a gun control bill that would expand oregon's background checks to include sales between private individual, correct. we already have it for gun shows, which many states don't. and actually that was my initiative that got that in place . what's you

the chair of a conservative association and a live interview today with bbc essex today announced he was resigning. there is a measure of upset at what is being prosed here. and next week, a week from today, you get a measure from the voters. ros: the most important news of the day for the prime minister -- he and his wife carrie johnson announced the birth of a daughter. i have been speaking about this with our u.k. political correspondent rob watson. rob: i was reminded when i was going through this, i don't know if you remember the eagles song "life in the fast lane" where just everything seems to be happening, both in his political and personal life. and i suspect one has to conclude, and suspect prime minister is thinking this of all the fixes he has been in come all the holes, this looks like the deepest. he has two problems, one is a problem within his own party, as you have been hearing. that is an awakening for some conservative mps, and a reawakening or others, a sense that the prime minister's brilliance at winning elections, maybe he is just a hopeless prime minister. and

of fiji food was good and then essex, montana was even a better time. no can take their shoes. and we had a good time working hammer shirt in the back. she popped and she said, well, get ready to go shopping for christmas. and when we say good bye, as real as to where is in there was a good bye. there wasn't a reception like the bar in here. i remember saying, well wait and i swear i got around what you do, then i go, jesus can think of worse, but anyway, so go ahead go. i think of it was a simple thing. i just taken a class again to recycle, but i always back or if i can remember that we were glad we're slowly. all right, a couple of minutes. she would have been a standard where she was different would have been different herself different. what are you going down in? no sen. jenny barnett. good morning. good morning. good. you're working on a gun control bill that would expand oregon's background checks to include sales between private individual, correct. we already have it for gun shows, which many states don't. and actually that was my initiative that got that in place . w

i'm chief face rheaume currently deployed aboard the uss essex. i just want to say merry christmas to my family back at home in california. i love and miss you. my wife carry my daughter elizabeth and my son, a junior. don't eat all the cookies. ella don't eat, drink all the milk. that stuff is for santa. i love him with you. okay. bye bye. usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. really upset with city officials over changes meant to improve an annual christmas tradition. displays of elaborate holiday lights attract people from all over the bay area. but the money spent on safety changes has some neighbors upset in one area and turning their lights out. ktvu brooks jarocz joins us live from san carlos, with the roadblocks that they say are ruining their christmas, brooks. let me start out by saying if you come down a eucalyptus avenue here in san

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. >> what's up, guys, my name is vanessa martin currently deployed on the uss essex, i can't wait to be back home, guys. >>> hi, everybody, i am pfc c from california currently stationed in vicenza, italy. i want to wish everyone back home a happy holidays, especially my family and friends. steph curry, i'm a big warriors fans, just putting that out there. >> i am sure he appreciates that greeting. of course, we want to thank them all for their service. >>> cbs evening news is coming up. >> here is jaime yuccas with a preview. >> good evening, brian and lisbon tonight after kpix 5 news at 6:00, does the future of breast cancer treatment lie in the form of a preventative vaccine? we will tell you about this possible new frontier in the war against cancer. the cbs evening news is minutes away. >>> coming up in sports, a shout out to steph curry and the warriors add another player to the covid-19 list. and annual tradition will stay alive in the shanahan household since the 49ers get this week's game out of the way on thursday. >>> streaming tonight on cbsn bay area, in our weather extr

, the conservative mp sir david amess has died after being stabbed during a constituency surgery in essex. forensics teams and firearms officers at the methodist church, where the local mp had been holding his fortnightly surgery. sir david amess's meeting with constituents had been from 10am until 1pm, butjust after midday he was stabbed multiple times. he was so nice. loved everyone. to be part of this occasion, to show... how much he was thought of. and loved. such a tragedy for the town, it really is. westminster was in shock as it mourned one of its own. sir david was not the only mp who died in office this year. fellow conservative dame cheryl gillan passed away after a long illness. james brokenshire, a well—liked former minister, died after the return of his lung cancer. the end of the month saw the prime minister in rome for the g20. hearing no objections, it is so decided. followed immediately by the long—anticipated cop26 climate in glasgow. after a major diplomatic effort by the uk, an agreement was reached, but it didn't go as far as had been hoped. i'm deeply sorry. i al

, the conservative mp sir david amess has died after being stabbed during a constituency surgery in essex. forensics teams and firearms . officers at the methodist church, where the local mp had been l holding his fortnightly surgery. sir david amess's meetingj with constituents had been from 10am until 1pm, butjust after middayl he was stabbed multiple times. he was so nice. loved everyone. to be part of this occasion, to show... how much he was thought of. such a tragedy for the town, it really is. westminster was in shock as it mourned one of its own. sir david was not the only mp who died in office this year. dame cheryl gillan passed away after a long illness. james brokenshire passed away after the return of his lung cancer. the end of the month saw the prime minister in rome for the g20. hearing no objections, it is so decided. followed immediately by the long—anticipated cop26 climate in glasgow. after a major diplomatic effort by the uk, an agreement was reached, but it didn't go as far as had been hoped. i'm deeply sorry. i also understand the deep disappointment, but i think

, the conservative mp sir david amess has died after being stabbed during a constituency surgery in essex. forensic teams and firearms officers at the methodist church, where the local mp had been holding his fortnightly surgery. sir david amess's meeting with constituents had been from 10am until 1pm butjust after midday he was stabbed multiple times. he was so nice. to be part of this occasion, to show... how much he was thought of. such a tragedy for the town, it really is. westminster was in shock as it mourned one of its own. sir david was not then the only mp who died in office this year. dame cheryl gillan died after a long illness. james brokenshire also. he passed away after the return of his lung cancer. the end of the month saw the prime minister in rome for the g20. hearing no objections it is so decided. followed immediately by the long—anticipated cop26 climate in glasgow. after a major diplomatic effort by the uk, an agreement was reached but it didn't go as far as had been hoped. i'm deeply sorry. i also understand the deep disappointment, but i think as you have noted,

rachel from essex. she asked, why can't bully vaccinated — essex. she asked, why can't bully vaccinated british travellers are stuck _ vaccinated british travellers are stuck in — vaccinated british travellers are stuck in red this country is itself isolated — 5tuck in red this country is itself isolated at— stuck in red this country is itself isolated at home when they return instead _ isolated at home when they return instead of— isolated at home when they return instead of a hotel? rachel, i think that is a very fair challenge, — rachel, i think that is a very fair challenge, i think given the way 0micron — challenge, i think given the way 0micron is _ challenge, i think given the way omicron is now ceded around the world, _ omicron is now ceded around the world, not— omicron is now ceded around the world, notjust in medallist countries, i think we will be looking _ countries, i think we will be looking at the red list and the way we do _ looking at the red list and the way we do it— looking at the red list and the way we do it bu

, the conservative mp sir david amess has died after being stabbed during a constituency surgery in essex. forensics teams and firearms officers at the methodist church, where the local mp had been holding his fortnightly surgery. sir david amess's meeting with constituents had been from 10am until 1pm, butjust after midday he was stabbed multiple times. he was so nice. loved everyone. to be part of this occasion, to show... how much he was thought of. such a tragedy for the town, it really is. westminster was in shock as it mourned one of its own. sir david was not the only mp who died in office this year. dame cheryl gillan passed away after a long illness. james brokenshire passed away after the return of his lung cancer. the end of the month saw the prime minister in rome for the g20. hearing no objections, it is so decided. followed immediately by the long—anticipated cop26 climate in glasgow. after a major diplomatic effort by the uk, an agreement was reached, but it didn't go as far as had been hoped. i'm deeply sorry. i also understand the deep disappointment, but i think as you

essex police recently conducted raids in southend and other towns in the county to disrupt the dealers. but, despite decades of such activity, drug gangs still control in illicit business which costs billions £20 billion a year and reaches into almost every community. the government wants to demonstrate it's taking on the dealers and the addicts who bring fear and misery to neighbourhoods like this. but those who work in the field say the key to reducing drug harms is to see the problem as a public health issue, not a criminaljustice one. on the estate a few years back, there was quite a lot of drug use. marie started injecting heroin to escape the reality of a violent domestic life on this southend estate. in and out of prison, her children were taken into care. now, after treatment, she is clean and runs a charity helping other drug users in the city. if you were the prime minister, what would you do to solve britain's drugs problem? chuck a load of money into treatment facilities. open up the 30—odd treatment centres that have been closed down in the last ten years. i've stood at

our business correspondent katie prescott is in romford, in essex. well, the christmas tree is up here in the centre of romford and stores are selling everything from christmas trees to stockings branded with west ham and tottenham and christmas wreaths. the hope is that shoppers will also be getting into the christmas spirit today and willing to come and spend money on the high street at this crucial time for retail in the run—up to christmas. they have suffered so much during the pandemic and they are nervous that the 0micron variant will make people nervous to come out and spend. having said that, stallholders have told me that they noticed it getting quite busy because people in the run—up to christmas are worried about new restrictions coming in and so they are trying to get their christmas shopping in early. there is optimism for a busy saturday here in romford, especially now that the rain has cleared but tinged with a bit of trepidation i say, certainly with memories of previous lockdowns. hello, again. it feels quite chilly out there at

our business correspondent katie prescott is in romford, in essex. well, the christmas tree is up here in the centre of romford and stores are selling everything from christmas trees to stockings branded with west ham and tottenham and christmas wreaths. the hope is that shoppers will also be getting into the christmas spirit today and willing to come and spend money on the high street at this crucial time for retail in the run—up to christmas. it has been such a difficult time for retail through the pandemic and there is a concern that the omicron variant will make people more nervous. having said that though, stall holders that i've spoken to here said that actually people are coming out and doing their shopping early, doing their christmas shopping early, because they are worried about the potential introduction of more restrictions, and so they have noticed it getting quite busy here over the last few weeks. so there is optimism for a busy saturday, especially now the rain has cleared but tinged with a little bit of trepidation, certainly those

she's a us full policy specialist at the university of essex, joseph cultures to in the you could help you with this on the program. is the us really in a position to tell other countries what democracy is all about when its own house really hasn't been in order for the past few years? well, that's one of the biggest criticisms of the summit is whether or not the us can really read on democracy. you know, it's true that there's been an absence of leadership promoting democracy and being a model for democracy for some time now. and when there's an absence of the great power promoting democracy, you going to see a democratic slow. and so we have a more authoritarian regimes in the world than democracy today. and i think biden as was already mentioned in the report, wants to come in and change that and be again be basically distinct from the company ministration that without really supporting autocratic regimes and admiring autocrats. but there's just been so many issues with the u. s . democracy and the democratic indices have been continuously labeling us. democracy is very flawed. ther

though castilla is a lecturer in law and director at the human rights center clinic at the university of essex in the u. k. is also co author of chilly social rights and the constitutional moment joins us on skype from london. good to have you with us. so, is this a step forward, a wind for human rights in chile and social rights? well, we shall see. we shall see rights and age. it was clear that the selection has happened at our historical juncture for the country. i know he story cool moments, a unique opportunity to reconsider the role of human rights in the constitution. her, sheila is quite unique in the continent in being one of the only countries there has a little thought where the it, what social rights have little presence in the constitution only compared with the u. s. which obviously has a very old constitution or from the 18th century. so, so chill is now going through our these process and, and, and, and prescient elect boards. and he's going to preside over the latter stages of this process of constitutional reform. and it is quite possible that the new constitution, which is e

and from north london, is accused of the stabbing during a constitutency surgery in leigh—on—sea in essex, in october. at a hearing at the old bailey, he also denied preparing acts of terrorism. the date for his trial has been set for the 21st of march. rescuers reaching islands in the philippines that had been cut off by last week's devastating typhoon have discovered scores of bodies in some of the worst hit villages. a bbc correspondent on the island of siargao described widespread devastation, with 90% of the buildings damaged, and a worrying lack of food and water. what's thought to be the largest divorce settlement in british legal history has been agreed. a high courtjudge has awarded around half a billion pounds to princess haya ofjordan in a long—running dispute with herformer husband, the ruler of dubai. the princess fled to britain with her children in 2019, saying she was in fear of her life. our security correspondent, frank gardner, is here. that is one hell of a settlement? it is record—breaking, the nearest thing was five years ago, there was a russian lady, this has s

given that the incidental man who resigned from the south essex conservative association said if they try and come for his daughter, they will have to get there him first. you're getting into other territory, people may not be voting just what's in front of them. we they may vote on what they fear may come next. just one point on _ what they fear may come next. just one point on vaccines which i think is motivating the government approach. they're being somewhat stupid by the escape of the omicron variant. in greeting data —— it did not protect you against omicron. one thing to bear in mind, but right to say we don't have that data yet. i think it's interesting to see what you might call the calibre of potential... when we talk about... a few were named in the story, and these were people who many think will be ministers come day, but the strength of the feeling at the party at the moment. they're so upset with how this is handled. apparently allies of theresa may are going to coalesce and resist the prime minister. you might remember how borisjohnson was opposed to her at the tim

essex stream train.com. this is just a magical experience for children. so it was just really special. i personally really enjoyed it too. julie: i want to come to the east coast next year, julie. >> would love to have you join us. you have to wear your christmas pajamas. i'm julie banderas. ♪. >> hello, everyone, katie pavlich, griff jenkins, david webb, with dr. nicole saphier. welcome to the bilge sunday show. here is what is on tap tonight, david. [kamala harris feeling reflective of the time as vp. >> what is your biggest failure at this point? >> not to get out of d.c. more [laughter]. >> why didn't she go to the border at more. harris on defense. that is coming up.

our business correspondent katie prescott is in romford, in essex. well, the christmas tree is up here in the centre of romford and stores are selling everything from christmas trees to stockings branded with west ham and tottenham and christmas wreaths. the hope is that shoppers will also be getting into the christmas spirit today and willing to come and spend money on the high street at this crucial time for retail in the run—up to christmas. they have suffered so much during the pandemic and they are nervous that the omicron variant will make people nervous to come out and spend. having said that, stallholders have told me that they noticed it getting quite busy because people in the run—up to christmas are worried about new restrictions coming in and so they are trying to get their christmas shopping in early. there is optimism for a busy saturday here in romford, especially now that the rain has cleared but tinged with a bit of trepidation i say, certainly with memories of previous lockdowns. the killing of two young women in england — sar

essex stream train.com. this is just a magical experience for children. so it was just really special. i personally really enjoyed it too. julie: i want to come to the east coast next year, julie. >> would love to have you join us. you have to wear your christmas pajamas. i'm julie banderas. ♪. >> hello, everyone, katie pavlich, griff jenkins, david webb, with dr. nicole saphier. welcome to the bilge sunday show. here is what is on tap tonight, david. [kamala harris feeling reflective of the time as vp. >> what is your biggest failure at this point? >> not to get out of d.c. more [laughter]. >> why didn't she go to the border at more. harris on defense. that is coming up. >> griff? >> katie, progressive policies are facing major push back as crime surges and politicians get worried about the midterms. is change coming to a city near you. >> and nicole? >> well it's a very big, big, sunday show reveal. i gave my son the christmas gift of his dreams. his reaction is priceless. >> but first, bah humbug holiday travel headaches because of omicron. today is

. >>> i'm ab essie aboard the "uss essex." shout-out to family in chicago. >> and from bulgaria, shout-out to my family from columbia falls and my girlfriend back home. >> and from kelso, washington, wishing happy holidays to my mom, grandma, grandpa, cousins and aunts and my dad. >> major troy cannon here in bulgaria. wish my two daughters a merry christmas. >> and training area and want to say merry christmas to my family in bozeman, montana. >> i'm from mount caramel, pennsylvania. i want to wish my family happy holidays. >> master sergeant deployed 332nd support squadron, shout-out to my husband and love you, miss you, see you soon. >> tech sargent deandre' buffer stationed with the 18th in okinawa, japan. special holiday season in warrenville heights, ohio. happy holidays! >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning and merry christmas to you. in san francisco volunteer organization tenderloin tessie's is having a holiday dinner. the event is held at first unitaria

cody mccracken aboard the "uss ess essex" on deployment. happy holidays to my kids back home. love you, miss you, see you soon. >> and i wish all friends and family in seattle happy holidays. wish you guys the best. bye! d. and senior airman out of joint base charleston deployed overseas shout-out to friends and family at home in charleston, south carolina. happy holidays, love you, miss you, can't wait to see. >> how's it going family and friends. deployed in kuwait. just want to tell all of my family and fri >>> "good morning america." it's our second hour and merry christmas. now that santa has stopped by, we're keeping the festivities going, but plenty of yuletide merriment all morning long ♪ it's the most wonderful sometime ♪ >> christmas dinner crunch time. go ham on your holiday spread. chef alex has pro tip it's you need for the most wonderful meal of the year. ♪ jingle bell rock ♪ >> and pulling out all the stops for our christmas sweater pageant. "gma" takes on a christmas carol. the ghost of christmas past, present and yet to come doing the most. plus, the l

essex police say they�*re appealing for witnesses. a louis vuitton suitcase and two "high—value" watches were stolen, while no arrests have yet been made. the mercedes formula one team�*s agreed with kingspan to end their partnership, saying it�*s "not appropriate". when the deal was announced last week, survivors of the grenfell tower fire and the housing minister michael gove asked mercedes to reconsider linking up with the company that produced some of the cladding installed on the block. lewis hamilton expressed reservations about driving with the branding on his car and team boss toto wolff wrote to the survivors�* group, apologising and agreeing to meet with them. ryder cup winner thorbjorn olesen has been cleared of sexual assault on a british airways flight following his trial in london. the 31—year—old dane, who denied all charges, was accused of the offence on a transatlantic ba flight in july 2019. at aldersgate house nightingale court he was also acquitted of assault by beating and being drunk on a flight. the

another atmospheric river event, not essex truong as the one that came through in october but it's going to dump a ton of snow in the sierra nevada to right now. the roadways are great up and clear no problems up there. now tomorrow starts to get an issue, especially by tomorrow night winter storm warnings are going into effect starting a saturday, 4 o'clock in the afternoon. if you on traveling in the high sierra nevada. you better check road conditions before you go, expecting white out conditions up there. some winds gusting as high a 100 miles an hour across some of the peaks. we're going to see snow level dropping down, maybe down to 2000 feet, maybe even lower. but we could see maybe 2, maybe 4 feet of snow at lake level, maybe as much as 7, maybe 8 feet across some of the peaks. and that's just through the next few days looks very, very impressive on our future forecast models. you can see all that rain not only here around the bay area. but look at all the white here. that's all that snow over the sierra nevada tremendous amounts of snow between now and the middle of next week an

cnn's blake essex joins us. explain what his personal mission is? >> reporter: max, i think the whole world looking at this mission. japan's yakuzu mayazawa joining the list of billionaires to launch into space, winchestering it happen from inside the spacecraft as it was happening was really exciting. he had a big smile on his fashion, understandably. excited about what was hang. the fashion tycoon who forbes says is worth $1.9 billion took off from kazakhstan two hours ago and is now on board a russian spacecraft traveling to the international space station for a 12-day mission. the 46-year-old says that the purpose of his trip is to share the experience of going to space as a commoner and give the perspective that is different from an austria toro naught. a recent video of him on his youtube channel showed him trying on a space suit and struggling to learn russian. it was organized by a virginia-based company called space adventures. now, this won't be the eccentric japanese billionaire's only trip to space. he rented a spacex rocket to fly aroun

we will kick off straightaway but first when it comes from sharon in essex. she says she is vaccinated but she doesn't understand how a coronavirus path can work. can't it still is bad in spite of your vaccine status? hello. the answer is that vaccines, when you first have them, they are very good at preventing both infection and severe disease. they are about 95% effective in case of pfizer vaccine. are about 95% effective in case of pfizervaccine. it are about 95% effective in case of pfizer vaccine. it is true that with time after vaccination, immunity does wear off, and it was off more in older people than younger people. and so, for that reason, you do enter a period after about two months when your level of immunity has fallen a bit, and you can still catch the infection, and potentially pass it on, but you are still prevented from getting severe disease. so the rationale behind the vaccine passport is that because even though you are still downstream from vaccination, you are not completely susceptible because about half the people will still be protec

he is with essex manufacturing thank you for being with us. >> thank you, happy holidays >> you too. >>> okay coming up on the other side of this break, a big luxury player getting an unexpected boost from much younger crowds, who would have that story for us only one person, robert frank would have that story for us he's got the details right after the break. then new york city hospitalizations on the rise amid the latest wave of covid. the special pathogens program to talk about hospital preparedness and so much more don't go we're back after this. >>> time now for the aflac trivia quiz. who is the nar rater in the lmiginal stop motion animated fi "santa claus is comin' to town"? , but that aflac blue feels so right. when you feel right, you coach right. the answer when w nbc continues. >>>nbc continues >cnbc continues >> money. -aflaaaac. -♪ aaahhhh ♪ now that is what this jacket needs. ♪ must be the money ♪ get help with the expenses health insurance doesn't cover. at aaflac.com the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash... and this is the basement slas

an exhibition celebrating the history of black women's hair is being held in essex in the new year. it's a project byjosephine melville, who's been collecting the stories and experiences of women for her project in southend. know your roots the project is important to me because their conversation around the way that black women style their hair, how they feel comfortable about their hair, has been an ongoing thing but never really addressed. here's how the tube looks. the piccadilly line has problems with leaves on the line. there's no service between rayners lane and uxbridge. minor delays on some of the other stretch. and for all the latest travel news where you are tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. time for the weather with elizabeth rizzin. hello, good morning. it felt mild for this time of year yesterday, but that mild air was with us for one day only and now it is set to turn colder once more. we saw a cold front go through last night. that gave us wet and windy weather for a time but the weather front has now largely cleared t

potential limited impact on the economic trajectory is playing out when it comes to resent to been to in essex. we are ceiling -- seeing the dollar up again. we are watching whether we see the sustained fall of the dollar that happened overnight that did add to gains we saw across risk currencies. the aussie, pulling back a little bit alongside the kiwi dollar. up next, that coin capping off a big year even with major price swings. finance australia talks to hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, the moon christmas special. gotta go! take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes switching fast and easy this holiday season. >> -- it has been quite the year for crypto. james gorman of morgan stanley saying it is no fad. we definitely had comments from jamie di

period of three to four years we will double the size of the navy, with iowa class battleships and essex class ships. how did that figure into the calculations of the japanese? you talk about going to war when next year will get worse. and given our system, it's clear what we are going to do by 1943, we are going to have a pretty good fleet. how did the japanese take a look at that? again, i have the advantage of dealing mainly in the theoretical perspective. which is where you want to be sometimes. but i think it backs up the very point. if we have an open system, there's been legislation decided upon in congress, signed by the president, that's as we are doubling the size of our navy, i think it's more grift for the middle of this notion that next year won't be as good. i guess i'm arguing with a strain of the historiography that says, constantly, what's in the world where the japanese thinking? where the silly decision the japanese made. but my calling as a historian, and how i interpret it, is not to condemn the shorts and camels of the world, i thought you did a good job, my job is

essex police say they're appealing for witnesses. a louis vuitton suitcase and two "high—value" watches were stolen. no arrests have yet been made. ryder cup winner thorbjorn olesen has been cleared of sexual assault on a british airways flight following his trial in london. the 31—year—old, who denied all charges, was accused of the offence on a transatlantic ba flight in july 2019. at aldersgate house nightingale court, he was also acquitted of assault by beating and being drunk on a flight. the prime minister says the uk will diplomatically boycott the beijing winter olympics next year over alleged human rights abuses in china. the games are due to be held there in february. it follows similar moves by the us and australia, who've confirmed they won't be sending diplomats. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. you spoil us, you really do, thank you. it's thought the cabinet is meeting to discuss whether to implement so—called plan b coronaviru

this was the chairman of the south basildon conservatives resigning from the party live on bbc essex. i am actually going to leave the party because of this. i cannot morally defend the party that i consider to be moving in a very tyrannical direction, and i will be sending in my written resignation to my chairman later on today. i've been conservative all my life, i've been a member of the party for about three years, i have worked, you know, tirelessly campaigning for the party, but i think my morality, something in my stomach, my gut feeling tells me this is not right, and i cannot keep my mouth closed about this any more, and by, therefore, have to do what i think is right for me. the problems the conservative be stacking up, then?— the problems the conservative be stacking up, then? yes, parties and unatherins stacking up, then? yes, parties and gatherings going — stacking up, then? yes, parties and gatherings going on _ stacking up, then? yes, parties and gatherings going on and _ stacking up, then? yes, parties and gatherings going on and a _ stacking up, then? yes, parties

essex police recently conducted raids in southend and other towns in the county to disrupt the dealers, but despite decades of such activity, drug gangs still control an illicit business which costs britain £20 billion a year and reaches into almost every community. the government wants to demonstrate it's taking on the dealers and the addicts who bring fear and misery to neighbourhoods like this, but those who work in the field say the key to reducing drug harms is to see the problem as a public health issue, not a criminaljustice one. on the estate a few years back, . there was quite a lot of drug use... marie started injecting heroin to escape the reality of a violent domestic life on this southend estate. in and out of prison, her children were taken into care. now, after treatment, she's clean and runs a charity helping other drug users in the city. if you were the prime minister, what would you do to solve britain's drugs problem? chuck a load of money into - treatment...treatment facilities. open up the 30—odd treatment centres that they've had closed down— in the last ten

a period of three to four years we'll double the size of the navy with iowa class battle ships and essex class, how did that figure into the calculus of the japanese. you talk about war when next year it gets worse, talking about what we're going to do by 43, '44, how did the japanese take a look at that? >> again, i had the advantage in those portions of my paper dealing with the theoretical perspective, you know, where you want to be sometimes, but i think it backs up the very point. if we have an open system, there's been legislation decided upon, in congress, signed by the president of the united states, that says we're dunling the size of our navy, i think it just gives more gris for the mill of this nation that next year isn't going to be as good as this year, but i guess i'm arguing with a strain of the historiography that says constantly, what are the japanese making, what a silly decision they made? of course it was as things turn out, but my calling as a historian, how i interpret it, is not so much to condemn the kimmels and shorts and rich, i think you did a great job of maki

and from north london, is accused of the stabbing,during a constitutency surgery in leigh—on—sea in essex, in october. at a hearing at the old bailey, he also denied preparing acts of terrorism. the date for his trial has been set for the 21st of march. details have emerged of the hours leading up to the biggest single loss of life in the english channel. at least 31 people died last month after their small boat capsized off the french coast. the bbc investigation has now identified 20 of those on board, all of whom were from iraqi kurdistan. 0ur breaking messages from those on the vessel paint a picture of total desperation. bbc�*s persian has the details. it was an overcrowded boat at the mercy of the channel's freezing water. 29 lives were lost that night and i bbc investigation has identified 20 of them, all from iraqi kurdistan. from the testimonies and messages to their friends and families, we can also piece together their tragic last few hours. this is the voice of 30—year—old... nearly five hours after the boat set off on its journey. nearly five hours after the boat set of

essex police recently conducted raids in southend and other towns in the county to disrupt the dealers, but despite decades of such activity, drug gangs still control an illicit business which costs britain £20 billion a year and reaches into almost every community. the government wants to demonstrate it's taking on the dealers and the addicts who bring fear and misery to neighbourhoods like this, but those who work in the field say the key to reducing drug harms is to see the problem as a public health issue, not a criminaljustice one. 0n the estate a few years back, . there was quite a lot of drug use... marie started injecting heroin to escape the reality of a violent domestic life on this southend estate. in and out of prison, her children were taken into care. now, after treatment, she's clean and runs a charity helping other drug users in the city. if you were the prime minister, what would you do to solve britain's drugs problem? chuck a load of money into - treatment...treatment facilities. open up the 30—odd treatment centres that they've had closed down— in the last ten

chair of the self basildon conservative association again in a live interview this morning with bbc essex announced that he was resigning, so there is certainly a measure of upset over what is being proposed here and have caused next week to week away today you will get the election result from voters of the election result from voters of the by—election there. if all of that isn't enough, boris and his wife carriejohnson have just announced the birth of a daughter. let's speak to rob watson, the bbc�*s uk political correspondent. a lot has changed since we spoke a couple of days back. how do you assess these respective pressures? because after all borisjohnson is well skilled in navigating moments of crisis. he skilled in navigating moments of crisis. . . , skilled in navigating moments of crisis. . ., , , skilled in navigating moments of crisis. . . , , , crisis. he certainly is, but i was reminded _ crisis. he certainly is, but i was reminded when _ crisis. he certainly is, but i was reminded when i _ crisis. he certainly is, but i was reminded when i was _ crisis. he certainly is,

thank you very much, hannah essex, . to be a package of support. thank i you very much, hannah essex, from the british chamber of commerce, document discussions had with rishi sunak. igirdle document discussions had with rishi sunak. ~ ., ,, ., ., , sunak. we need to know what is happening _ sunak. we need to know what is happening with _ sunak. we need to know what is happening with the _ sunak. we need to know what is happening with the weather- sunak. we need to know what is happening with the weather this | happening with the weather this weekend. definitely colder sarah. it is. it is turning colder through the weekend. good morning. the weather is not changing in a hurry because we have a big area of high—pressure driving our weather. but just subtle changes high—pressure driving our weather. butjust subtle changes out high—pressure driving our weather. but just subtle changes out there high—pressure driving our weather. butjust subtle changes out there at the moment. mostly cloudy with some mist and fog around but it is going to turn