Patchwork of rules many find confusing. Reporter confusing and frustrating. Certainly californias 58 counties are not all the same. But its getting complicated figuring out what you can do, where. We really dont know when its going to happen. Reporter beginning friday in Sonoma County, residents can once again get the car washed and dog groomed. But not their own hair. We have clients who are constantly calling, do you have any idea when we are going to get our hair cut . Reporter salons like dining food, malls, gems and winetasting are still held back by state standards on covid cases, deaths, testing and hospital space. We should be able to open. I mean we are not the same as some of the large counties with lots and lots of cases. We are completely different animal in Southern California. Its hard for people because its so fluid and everything something new comes out. Reporter county leaders have the frustration in Sonoma County is among more than 30 counties asking for a state waive
Change . You tell me and get this the media democracy festival takes place this weekend. Sounds fabulous. What, though, is their first item of discussion . Any guesses how to solve a problem like gb news . A look at here. Conspiracy and bias. Well, look at that. Yes, indeed. Thats all at that. Yes, indeed. Thats all to come over the next hour. Richard tice Angela Phillips keeping me company. But before we get stuck in, lets cross live for tonights latest news headunes. Headlines. Im sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. Your top story. Kemi badenoch has become the first government minister to say francescas remarks about diane abbott were racist. She welcomed mr hesters apology, but said its Never Acceptable to conflate someones views with the colour of their skin. Its after the conservative partys biggest donor reportedly said miss abbott made him want to hate all black women and she should be shot. Mr hester has now apologised and says he abhors racism. Miss abbott, abhors racism. Miss
An officer of miss fit in moscow. How british diplomacy failed in russia, mister proud is, is great to talk to you has been a long while since i had the pleasure of conversing on air with a british gentleman, let alone i made a diplomat. So thank you very much for that. Im thank you. For inviting me now lets start with your experiences here in laska which you so humorously in describing your book. Now you replaced here in between 20142019, which was a pre day and time period starting with russia stayed fully uh, returning to crimea, which i have to say in the u. K. Ones coveted and all the way to the still mysterious poisoning of synagogues cripples. So i think its fair to say that it was the time when uh, the previously politely called relationship turned into a seething hatred. What was it like to for you to be in the midst of all of this as well . So i see, i wouldnt despise this. So is this evening k 2, but is this setting to that . Uh, the relationship say right . Quite significan
[inaudible conversations] spiritous subcommittee would come to order on how will simplify the broken tax code before we get started with Opening Statements about 80 yield to the chairman brady for the distinguished witness before us today. They give for your leadership of tax policy that such an important time in americas history and for hearings like this to have the conversation with a more progrowth tax system. Thanks to the witnesses of a special welcome to our friend former leader of this committee and a longtime mentor to me personally. Thanks for being here to share your insight. I would like to take a moment for the legacy at the ways and Means Committee actually serving on the committee 20 years chairman of the 1995. And the strong voice of 1986 lower rates for americans with complexity with those tax figures and to bring the same passion and determination that the tax code works for the American People and not against them. And to do those same taxes year after year to know i
Come here to buy something, yeah. Reporter at the San Francisco premium out lets, shoppers waited hours for the highend stores to open. At coach, the line wrapped around the building. Want to get some coach. [ nonenglish language ] a purse. Yeah, purse, yeah. Reporter do you think its crazy that americans are lining up all night to shop on black friday . Yeah. Its interesting. [ laughter ] reporter shoppers out here can expect to see anywhere between 40 to 70 savings and these stores they dont close until tomorrow at 10 p. M. In livermore, im jessica flores, kpix 5. Those are people lined up outside the best buy in santana row. Wow getting ready to jump on holiday deals, all while the thanksgiving dinner table was being set. Kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live at san jose where people are getting deep discounts this holiday. Hey, kiet. Reporter yeah. Coming to you live from here inside the best buy at santana row this is how you do black friday in style here. You know, theres a sense of co