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norman: i'm sorry, i didn't hear.e: would you extend the furlough programs to make sure that we have a robust recovery? extend no, i would not the furlough program because i think the furlough program is giving a perverse incentive. it is encouraging people to stay away from work. i do think we need possibly a different sort of incentive, perhaps wage subsidies in certain sectors. i mean, other countries like germany and france have extended their help with the labor market, have extended their help to people who are unemployed, but i don't think the furlough scheme in its present form would be the right way to do it. i think a different approach would be needed. i do think we are quite likely inface a very sharp rise unemployment. the bank of england says 2.7 million by christmas. some people think it could be more than that. tom: lord lamont, thank you for joining us today. norman lamont, former united kingdom chancellor of the exchequer in the united kingdom. coming up on bloomberg markets, as francine mentioned, t

here's abc's janai norman. >> are you daniel? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: new accusations that officers in rochester tried to alter the narrative after their encounter with daniel prude, an unarmed black man suffering a mental health crisis who later died in their custody. newly released paperwork revealing at least one person revised an incident report in which prude was originally labeled as a victim to write "make him a suspect." police alleging video shows prude broke a store window before the encounter. the family's lawyer telling us he has not seen that video. >> that shows the cover-up began immediately, and it began not only with the officers involved in the incident, but their supervisors and higher-level police officials. >> reporter: police body camera video shows officers covering prude's head with a spit hood, later pinning him to the ground before he stopped breathing. documents also show officials' efforts to delay releasing that footage. the deputy police chief writing his boss, "we certainly do not want people to m

is this facilitation of the rise of trump i mean the idea that some a great literary person like norman mailer would you say these people are all part of this facilitation let alone and i mean vanity fair magazine is mean the new choice me critical of the trump presidency you think of that sign you have. a 100 percent so. i don't know if you want to call it conspiracy but the agreement not to notice the parts of trump that we turned out to be so dangerous was widespread and included people like norman mailer included hillary clinton i mean trump invited her to its 3rd wedding and did she come yes she did with dell with bill clinton and you know she had said herself it seemed like a fun thing to do so yeah but there's a there's a way in which trial manages to drag people down to his level even. against their better instincts you see when you mention the clintons there and there is a picture famous picture of them together beary clinton said she would have a declared war on syria there would have been mass bombardment of syria for instance in her presidency you say it's an eternal shame t

>> janai norman, our thanks to you. > to droea we've in the west. triple-digit temperatures elevate the fire threat. aerial footage shows the el dorado burning east of san bernardino this afternoon. residents of california being urged to conserve power. let's go to senior meteorologist rob marciano for more. rob? >> reporter: linsey, records falling today across california and it will be even warmer tomorrow. take a look at this. most of the state of california in pink. san francisco to los angeles, san diego, bearing into parts of vegas and arizona as well. temperatures tomorrow in sacramento, 110. in downtown los angeles, potentially 108, before cooling off some on monday, tuesday. but then the winds are going to kick up, so strong offshore winds and that's going to kick unthe fire danger as well. tough weekend and weekend for much of the west. >> rob marciano, our thanks to you. >>> now to the race for 2020. and with less than two months until americans vote, a new flash point on the campaign trail. first lady melania trump among those in trump's

our atlas speak with a man who voice that opinion norman ornstein joins me he's a political scientist at the american enterprise institute he's also an author and editor at the atlantic it's good to have you on the day mr ornstein so do you think georgia bake executives do they have something to high. we don't know what they have to hide but as you say the optics are terrible but it's more than just the optics we know from these tax returns that donald trump was in dire financial shape had very few assets and deep deep liabilities was concealing information about those assets and if you look at some of these tax returns the only logical explanation when he came up with bundles of cash and was buying golf courses all over the place golf courses which now in many cases are ambridge in law. it looks like money laundering where did that money come from and what role did do it your bank play in facilitating all of that and was it was a reputable bank lending huge sums of money to somebody widely viewed everywhere as a significant credit risk and then you throw in something else that you al

arliss speak with the man who voice that opinion norman ornstein joins me he's a political scientist at the american enterprise institute he's also an author and editor at the atlantic it's good to have you on the day mr ornstein so do you think georgia baking executives do they have something to high. we don't know what they have to hide but as you say the optics are terrible but it's more than just the optics we know from these tax returns that donald trump was in dire financial shape had very few assets and deep deep liabilities was concealing information about those assets and if you look at some of these tax returns the only logical explanation when he came up with bundles of cash and was buying golf courses all over the place golf courses which now in many cases are ambridge in law is it looks like money laundering where did that money come from and what ruled to do it your bank play in facilitating all of that and was it was a reputable bank lending huge sums of money to somebody widely viewed everywhere as a significant credit risk and then you throw in something else that yo

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norman children has been anxious ever since the government announced it will return land that was taken from former white farmers during the land reform in the early 2000. and 4 to one others were located 6 ahead to applaud at the 20000 hate deforest at least it in the district of missouri with about 100 kilometers north of zimbabwe's capital harare this place has been their home for the past 20 years the farmers are prehensile in view their move to compensate former white farmers is a reversal of former president robert mugabe reforms you know not. we feel anxious and it is painful to lose learned that we have settled we have been here for a long time and we can't contemplate going back to where we came from we cannot imagine starting again we have invested in this place and we cannot allow that energy in time to go to waste you know. when government sees a black farmers have nothing to worry about and that was just implementing the law and not reversing the gains of the country was known as the 1st and 2nd chimurenga this is no. reform program. was the prime cause for the for. the 1st

norman cheering has been anxious ever since the government announced it will return land that was taken from former white farmers during the land reform in the airlie 2000. and 421 others were allocated 6 ahead to produce at 820000 hit to forest the estate in the district of missouri where about 100 kilometers north of zimbabwe's capital harare this place has been their home for the past 20 years the farmers are apprehensive and in view their move to compensate former white farmers is that a vessel of former president robert mugabe reforms you know now we are anxious and it is painful to lose learned that we have settled we have been here for a long time and we can't contemplate going back to where we came from we cannot imagine starting again we have invested in this place and we cannot allow that energy in time to go to waste you know. there's a bubble in government sees a black farmers have nothing to worry about and that will thirty's are just implementing the law and not reversing the gains of the countries leverage and was known as the 1st and 2nd. this is not the. reform program.

arliss speak with the man who voice that opinion norman ornstein joins me he's a political scientist at the american enterprise institute he's also an author and editor at the atlantic it's good to have you on the day mr ornstein so do you think georgia baking executives do they have something to high. we don't know what they have to hide but as you say the optics are terrible but it's more than just the optics we know from these tax returns that donald trump was in dire financial shape had very few assets and deep deep liabilities was concealing information about those assets and if you look at some of these tax returns the only logical explanation when he came up with bundles of cash and was buying golf courses all over the place all courses which now in many cases are ambridge in law. it looks like money laundering where did that money come from and what rule to do it your bank play in facilitating all of that and was it was a reputable bank lending huge sums of money to somebody widely viewed everywhere as a significant credit risk and then you throw in something else that you al

>> all right, janai norman tonight. janai, thank you. >>> and when we come back, the crane collision injuring more than 20 construction workers. many rushed to the hospital. 0 construction workers. many rushed to the hospital. are. typical day during a work week is i'm working but first always going for a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. it's super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixen

>> janai norman on that case tonight. thank you. >>> and from san antonio, texas, tonight, a black jogger speaking out after he was confused by police for a suspect in a family violence case and spent two days in jail. body camera video shows police stopping matthias ometu who fusm ich pe h tht do in texas. police handcuffed him and put him in a cruiser. the victim said he was not the suspect, but police booked him for assaulting a peace officer. >> i was told to calm down, but there's nothing call about placing an innocent man in the back of a police vehicle. i was guilty before proven innocent. >> the charges have been dropped but ometu says the unfair treatment he received must still be addressed. >>> and from overseas tonight, germany says they found proof that alexei navalny was poisoned with a nerve agent that russia has used on its enemies before. tonight, germany's prime minister, angela merkel, is calling it an attempted murder. here's abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell. >> reporter: russia's top oppo

>> okay, janai norman with that major development tonight. thank you. >>> next, after months of disturbing headlines, major changes coming to the leadership at ft. hood, texas. the base's top general is being moved to another assignment on the base and will no longer receive the prestigious job of commanding an army division. the army placing a four-star general in charge of investigating the chain of command and its handling of the venn nessa guillen case. >>> next tonight, a bizarre close call in the skies over los angeles. airline pilots approaching l.a.x. reporting seeing someone flying in a jet pack, 3,000 feet in the air. here'sbcn benitez. >> reporter: tonight, a scare in the air over the skies of los angeles. a person wearing a jet pack, apparently flying at 3,000 feet. >> attention all aircrafts. a person with a jet pack on their back is flying through the area. >> reporter: airline pilots spotting the person on their way into l.a.x. >> we just passed a guy on a jet pack. >> you don't hear that everyday. >> reporter: another pilot sp

and there's no masks there, so if you don't get it here, you're going to get it somewhere in norman and bring it to campus. >> reporter: just days after teams were rushed to s >> we don't want to see college students who are infected get sent home to essentially seed the infection in the community where they live. >> reporter: the youngest and strongest among us not immune. dwayne "the rock" johnson revealing his whom family got infected after a get-together. >> we picked up covid-19 from close family friends. these are people that we love and trust. they're devastated that it led to them infecting our family. >> reporter: johnson's daughters had mild symptoms and the family recovered, but he's putting in place new rules at his house -- testing before get-togethers. >> if you guys are having family and friends over to your house, you know them, you trust them, they've been quarantining just like you guys, you still never know. >> reporter: in texas, freddy guerrero was the hardest hit of 20 family members who got the virus. toearn tndk al. but this week, he could finally go home. >> wel

this is one of these norman tebbit —like lines. certainly.your bike. no parent comes into the world wishing not to be able to feed their children and the primal aim that all of us understand is what we can relate to but life is complicated and this year has been more complicated than most and i would only support what tony is saying. when you take on a very popular, clearly compassionate and intelligent and articulate footballer with a huge multi—million fan base on social media and beyond, you take them on at your peril in this day and age. caroline, tonally, lovely to speak to you both again. and we will do it all again at 1130, but for now, thank you very much. and thank you for watching. next it's click. welcome back, hope you are doing 0k and we are still here for you and we a lwa ys and we are still here for you and we always will be. i hope i've got that right. lara, how are you? do you feel refreshed? i certainly do. it is weird going back to workjust involving a different bit of the house. how has your time off been? it was quiet. di

scenes like this outside offcampus bars at west virginia university and the university of oklahoma in norman, some students are worried. >> we have campus corner, which is the block right next to campus, and that's all of our bars and stuff. and there's no masks there. so, if you don't get it here, you're going to get it somewhere in norman and bring it to campus. >> reporter: and just days after teams with rapid tests were called in to control the hundreds of cases, the school sending students home. something dr. fauci has warned against. >> we don't want to see college students who get infected get sent home to essentially seed the infection in the community where they live. >> reporter: the youngest and strongest among us not immune. dwayne "the rock" johnson revealing his whole family got infected after a get-together. >> we picked up covid-19 from very close family friends. and these are people who we love and trust. they're devastated that it led to them infecting our family. >> reporter: johnson's daughters had mild symptoms and the family recovered, but he's putting in place new rule

i'm norman yee, the president of the board of supervisors.ou know, this celebration will not be complete unless the board of supervisors comes up here and really gives this group a big welcome. hello there! and by the way, happy lunar new year. [speaking chinese language] >> president yee: i want to say this is a real important celebration. i've been to every one of them. this is now my eighth one. why is it so important here? because we know in our districts that without the volunteers, the neighborhood groups, the business people, and everybody who cleans up the street in partnership with the city, that we continue to make our city great. is that right? yeah. and i want to say that we will continue this effort because without the people in the community, this city is not a city. it's empty. but with the people in the community, we are really blessed that we all live in san francisco, the best city in the world! thank you very much. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you so much, president yee, representing the board of supervisors. we

very norman vincenpeale. just insist that you're successful.>> now, what do you say to americans who are watching you right now who are scared? >> i say that you're a terrib reporter. that what i say. go ahead. i think it's a very nasty question. and i think it's a very bad signal that you're putting out to the americapeople. >> that's part of this playbook-- double down, tripleob down, say any ms are somebody else's fault. (sirens blaring, radio chatter) >> narrator: and in the midst of the pandemic, ce again, racial strife. (wailing) >>et up and get in the car >> get off of him now! >> what is wrong with y'all?ot >> bro, he's noving! >> did they (muted) kill him? >> narrator: george floyd, killed by police. (sirens blaring) >> and that opens the floodgates. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe!i n't breathe! (chanting continues) >> what we saw in the days and weeks to follow that was the confluence of these multiple factors. >> the deeply, deeply frustrated black lives matter mt, of a particular incendiary video... >> no racist police! no just

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jonae norman shows us what we can expect. >> reporter: we're just one day away from tv's biggest nighturs of the primetime emmy awards are for the finishing touches. waiters practicing their choreographed champagne serving, while others are rolling out the red carpet. but this year, it's a bit different. holywood's biggest stars won't be taking center stage from the staples center, but rather from home. the television academy issuing cameras to each nominee. sending 130 of them to 20 cities and ten countries. but one thing will be the same. veteran host, jimmy kimmel, is back. >> and also, think about just trying to -- to zoom with your grandparents. and now, imagine that we've got 150 celebrities, who are -- who haven't made themselves lunch in, like, 19 years, many of them. now, trying to connect, technically, to an award show. >> reporter: with covid-19 keeping many of us indoors, fans have plenty to root for this year. >> there is a higher likelihood that people who are watching this will have actually seen the shows that they are talking about because we've had a lot of time to si

julie norman of university college london.that was a good question because the question came from you. jonathan: it did. ucl just below houston square. i'm sure you've been there a few times. tom: i've been by. lisa: i am waiting for the market check. i waiting for you guys to devolve into market check. jonathan: don't worry about that. tom: seriously, i never look at debates. this debate tuesday night is going to be something. jonathan: that is tom's out. it is always this debate. tom: it's a big deal. lisa: it is a big deal. tom: top me some slack -- cut me some slack. jonathan: one hour, five minutes away from the opening bell. tom: that is called radio silence, what we just had. [laughter] jonathan: i did it deliberately. tom: did you? jonathan: there's your equity inket, off by 0.4%, one hour five minutes away from the opening bell. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. that will never happen again. [laughter] yes, sir. i'm sorry. jonathan: let me tell you, that call is much longer. ♪ l is much long

celtics up to norman powell with the drive but marcus smart says.n that would save the game for the celtics who i know it's newman but the celtics beat the raptors, this is a great series 90 to 87 boston wins. they advance to take on the miami heat in the eastern conference finals also by the way the denver nuggets one earlier today, forcing a game 6 against the la clippers. over the weekend. >>alright grant, thanks a lot and there's some bad news for the arizona cardinals after 52 straight days of perfect testing. why graffiti right receiver keyshawn johnson is arizona's first player to officially be placed on the league's reserve covid-19 list players who go on that list of either tested positive for the virus or they've been in close contact with someone who was recently tested positive so the cardinals as you heard are set to face the niners tomorrow. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news will continue to monitor the unhealthy air quality in the bay area and explain what you need to know as we head into another day of smoky unhealthy conditio

julie norman in london, thank you so much. >> thank you, natalie. >>> new coronavirus cases are surging kingdom. this was the scene in central london saturday. these protesters want virus restrictions lifted, regardless of the number of cases. we'll have a live report from london for you next. >>> also, tuesday's first presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden won't be anything like we have seen before. you'll see it here on cnn. we'll explain how the pandemic forced major changes to a staple of american elections. ♪ love them, hate their laundry, protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria. detergent alone can't. lysol. what it takes to protect. ® what if you can have direct access to certified personal what doesecurity agentsel safe? i was just wondering if you can keep an eye on me until i get home of course faith, that's what we are here for what if you had the ability to set security check ins or a watchful eye of experts when your expecting a delivery or have someone by your side whenever you go for a walk have the ability to have a security agent orch

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norman children has been anxious ever since the government announced its maybe 10 land that was taken from former white bombers during the land reform in the end of 2000. and 4 to one odds as we're located. at the 20000 hit deforest east date in the district of missouri about 100 kilometers north of zimbabwe's capital harare. this place has been their home for the past 20 years the farmers are apprehensive and in view their move to compensate former white farmers is a reversal of former president robert mugabe's reforms you know now we feel anxious and it is painful to lose lent that we have settled we have been here for a long time and we can't contemplate going back to where we came from we cannot imagine starting again we have invested in this place and we cannot allow that energy in time to go to waste you know. this is about when government sees a black farmers have nothing to worry about and that will thirty's i just implementing the law and not reversing the gains of the country was known as the 1st and 2nd. this is not to. reform. was the prime cause for. the 1st 3 clinton ref

. >> jimmy: talk to me about this >> this is a -- it's steph curry, norman lear, carl jones who's gonnaou know from "the boondocks." >> jimmy: yeah >> and it's -- it's great. it's like this - this is a legendary program and it just seemed like a perfect fit with the animation medium in this day and age, and you know, we're all -- i'm an ep i'm not physically working carl jones as i said is the -- is going to be the brains behind it. >> jimmy: is norman lear involved >> he's eping as well. yeah >> jimmy: i mean, legend >> can't wait to see what carl comes up with. >> jimmy: we'll look out for that on netflix. speaking of netflix, by the way, i don't know if you saw this, the western comedy you did, "a million ways to die in the west?" >> yes >> jimmy: it's in the netflix top ten. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you see that >> i have. i've been getting a lot of e-mails and notifications about that yeah, that's an interesting one because i -- when that movie came out it was very much a victim of its opening weekend and i -- you know, we worked so hard on it >> jimmy: yeah >> and we thought we had

doctor norman ornstein, resident scholar come senior scholar at the american enterprise institute, and christian sultans anderson, who is part of cofounder of echelon insights. thank you all. we're lucky to have you or this discussion and want to dive right in. i was excited to talk you to yl about this. it's something i'm interested in. i'd like to start with the question for each of you that generally gets at the role of foreign policy in the 2020s election. how much do americans care about foreign policy and nationals could issues in this election cycle and how is that different from past elections that we've had recently? let's just go in a political order. start somebody, charlie, if that works for you. >> great, thank you. so i. think how much people care about pulse is onebo way to look at and it's about -- i think in this t election foreign policy s actually standing out as a circuit for leadership style. i think in the end, leadership and character will make a big difference in this election. y ah more important role, particularly as contrast is drawn about what kind of leader

first, i want to thank board president norman yee and budget chair supervisor sandy fewer to continuing to be strong and collaborative leaders. over the coming weeks, we will work with both of them and the board of supervisors to finalize this budget so that we can continue to deliver for the people of san francisco. i want to thank controller ben rosen field for the work he and his team has put in as well as all the city departments who worked to find ways for us to close this deficit. finally, i want to thank my budget team. led by ashley golfenburgering. san francisco is lucky to have these two strong smart women leading this challenging process. now at this time, i want to introduce ashley who's going to give us a short presentation on our budget. >> good afternoon, thank you mayor breed. i'm the mayor's acting budget director. i like to thank the rest of the mayor's budget office team who worked so hard to put this budget together under mayor breed's leadership. today i'm happy to walk you through the details of the mayor's fiscal year 2021 and 2 21-22 budget. the total size of the

abc news reporter janine norman has the details. >> reporter: officials warning labor day weekend ise fight against the coronavirus, calling it a make or break time. >> really, this weekend is critical. now is not the time to let up. >> reporter: health experts urging everyone to follow safety guidelines to avoid the surge in cases we saw after the other summer holidays, but already this holiday weekend, we're seeing packed beaches in places like asbury park, new jersey, with limited social distancing seemingly many ignoring the guidance. >> just try and do outdoor activities. if you're going to do it socially with other people, don't make it a large crowd. >> reporter: in southern california, a heat wave baking the region, driving beach goers to the water in droves. >> when people come down we want to remind them to practice social distancing, wear your facial covering when you're not in the water. >> reporter: ocean city, maryland, a popular hot spot that sees a massive spike in population during the summer seeing a positivity rate twice as high as the state's. in miami, county lea

. >> they're both counting on air conditioners to keep them cool, norman grimes expects his phone to be ringing off the hook when the heat comes on, but the ac units won't. >> we're anticipating a whole lot of business this weekend, so i have guys on call. and we'll be taking all the emergencies that we can. >> there is one big problem. a nationwide part shortage means grimes has six weeks of work scheduled, but only one week of parts on hand. contra costa firefighters are preparing for emergencies this weekend too. some returned just this week from fighting the wildfires this summer. just in time for the dangerous trinity of high temperatures, gusty winds and low humidity. >> that whole set of circumstances combines to make for very high fire danger. >> steve hill says that's why con fire will have extra crews and resources on call this weekend in hopes it will be enough. >> the conditions are going to be ripe for wildfires to get away from us, in spite of our best efforts. >> so they had two pieces of advice for folks. at least two pieces of information. they want people to call 91

abc news reporter ja in a norman has the details. >> reporter: officials warning labor day weekend isght against the coronavirus, calling it a make or break time. >> really, this weekend is critical. now is not the time to let up. >> reporter: health experts urging everyone to follow safety guidelines to avoid the surge in cases we saw after the other summer holidays, but already this holiday weekend, we're seeing packed beaches in places like asbury park, new jersey, with limited social distancing seemingly many ignoring the guidance. >> just try and do outdoor activities. if you're going to do it socially with other people, don't make it a large crowd. >> reporter: in southern california, a heat wave baking the region, driving beach goers to the water in droves. >> when people come down we want to remind them to practice social distancing, wear your facial covering when you're not in the water. >> reporter: ocean city, maryland, a popular hot spot that sees a massive spike in population during the summer seeing a positivity rate twice as high as the state's. in miami, county leaders

celtics up to norman powell with the drive but marcus smart says. hello norman that would save the game for the celtics who i know it's newman but the celtics beat the raptors, this is a great series 90 to 87 boston wins. they advance to take on the miami heat in the eastern conference finals also by the way the denver nuggets one earlier today, forcing a game 6 against the la clippers. over the motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>i've never seen this before there's an input on the computer that you tested positive for covid this one was a this so we can get. >>yeah he's not and not the only one that miami of ohio student told the officer that everybody at this party has covid-19 including 2 people from

janai norman has the story. >> reporter: from kingston curls to frozen locks, braids to bantu knots,ple may not be using racial slurs but judging based on appearance. >> reporter: the term national hair refers to hair of those of african descent that has not been straightened by products. >> a white woman came to me and said oh, you scared me. and i'm like, why did i scare you? we work together, we're on the same floor, we already rapp rapport. >> reporter: it is intricately intertwined with racism. >> she was like, you have bo derek braids. and i was like, bo derek braids? >> reporter: a division based on type and texture of hair that's been dubbed "texturism." sometimes "good hair" is more acceptable than kinkier coils and traditional styles like afros. >> people who have hair textures that are the closest approximation to whiteness are favored. >> reporter: both types of discrimination have real impacts. according to a national study, black women are 80% more likely to change their hair to meet social norms or expectations and are one and a half times more likely to have been sent

i met said that by one chamber chair i doubt norman screws me scoop of. on me. and form its own conclusion from a science or so the for me. we thought well the method you we provided to that which will in addition to requesting more information was also. show you have. paid really careful attention to these events they they are. they don't reply that they say well thank you we have received. taiwan decided it couldn't afford to wait for the w.h.o. on december 31st it began implementing its own emergency containment measures their response was to prove highly effective taiwan has a population of 25000000 and sits only 93 miles from the chinese mainland to date it has had 498 piece of corona virus and only 7 deaths meanwhile louis chan says the chinese authorities kept denying the problem no one else knows what he's put out a press release on these numbers so he 1st and the said well it's not it's not sars and there's no evidence of human to human transmission but we still think ahead we cannot risk the possibility that it's really sars. so after all these gusher

tonight -- norman reedus. our healthcare hero for the week. and music from aminÉ.jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining me for another show with no audience. the people you hear clapping are being paid to do it. they are our staff, here in what is known as "zone a." because of covid, our office is divided up into zones right now. everyone gets assigned a zone. this is zone a. this is where we are. and everyone else is in zone b. so we look down on them now, because we're the zone a-ers!

weapon that they have in our democracy and that is the right to vote freely at the ballot box. >> normanalked about specifically around white nationalists because as part of the national election crisis task force i half-joke that the four of us sit on there so the rest of america doesn't have torques norm. talk about how we have raised that as one of the red flags and it seems to be playing out exactly as we've discussed in the scenarios we have discussed. can you give us a little bit of insight on that? >> sure. you know, we have multiple threats here, both in the period right now heading up to the election with a kind of provocation that will take place from white nationalists who are going to do whatever they can to bring about turmoil in the country, aided and abetted by the attorney general and other officials including the illegally acting secretary of homeland security to try and create turmoil in the cities and alter the nature of the election. a president who talks about law and order and biden's america while he is presiding over it. we also have to worry about the kind of tur