i remember that, and i -- my father and mark andrews were very good friends. and my dad liked mark very much and respected him very much. and they shared that vision for the garrison conservancy project. the garrison diversion. and really had this vision of irrigating hundreds of thousands of acres, if not millions of acres, of land in north dakota. and they had -- you know, my dad shared that dream that mark had that that would, you know, just benefit agriculture so much across north dakota in a baying, big way -- in a big, big way. it really was an amazing vision and would have been remarkable, had they been able to complete it. but mark andrews, for the rest of his life, was truly just committed to that project. he always shared that vision of garrison diversion. and i agree, and from the time i was a young boy, i can remember my father describing it and describing mark's leadership and his -- what a wonderful thing it would be -- would have been for the state of north daca. so i'll -- for the state of north dakota. i'll always remember that vividly, as i kn

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mark lobel, bbc news. meanwhile the us infectious disease expert anthony fauci has told the bbc‘s andrew marr show a vaccine question is, once you have a safe and effective vaccine or more than one, how can you get it to the people who need it as quickly as possible? so the amount of doses that will be available in december will not certainly be enough to vaccinate everybody. you'll have to wait several months into 2021, but what will happen is that there's been a prioritisation set so that individuals such as health care workers will very likely get first shot at it, as will then likely people who are in the category of being at an increased risk for complications. that could start by the end of this year, the beginning — january, february, march — of next year, but when you talk about vaccinating a substantial proportion of the population so that you can have a significant impact on the dynamics of the outbreak, that very likely will not be until the second or third quarter of the year. the isolation period for those who have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for coronavirus could be re

now becoming clearer that the president became aware, according to mark meadows, when he was leaving marine one for bedminster, for andrews air force base, became aware of hope hicks' diagnosis, that it was positive. they had that window, 10 or 15 minutes when they get to andrews, they could have turned back. they made a decision not to turn back from that trip where upwards of 200 people in new jersey could have been compromised by the president's appearance and others around him. we don't know who was staffing him. they did leave some people back who did not board air force one. that decision already was being called into question. now we're getting the possibility, because dr. conley refused to say he wouldn't look backwards at when the president's covid tests -- when he was asked about when did he first test positive. he said i'm not going to go backwards, if you recall, or something to that effect. it's possible that he first had a positive indication on wednesday before, importantly, that very large minnesota rally in duluth with all of those people, and not masked. he didn't engage with people on the tarmac coming

our health correspondent mark norman and cameraman andrew marshall have spent 12 hours filming a shifteep staff safe and, of course, treat patients quickly. it helps that at 7am the shift sta rts it helps that at 7am the shift starts with the news the department hasn't been busy over night. were walking into a good department, patients moved on very quickly. all bedding in the right place, which is a big thing. a really good start to the day. while it might look like a pre—pandemic a&e, since the start of the crisis this department has been in large, reconfigured and staff are now having to deal with new challenges, not least social distancing. when you're with a patient sometimes it can be difficult. but as much as possible we will keep our distance. it is important we keep that within the hospital. it is really quite a challenge, actually. we are at the front door of the hospital, the ambulances come through there. they are expecting five in the next 50 minutes and staff are trained to assess what sort of patients they've got and where they may have to go here in the emergency depart

mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. cases of covid-19 are on the rise in new york state. governor andrewd today new york reported more than 1300 cases of coronavirus, the first since may. it shows a positivity rate of 1.27%. after having been an early center of the pandemic, they had largely resolved the crisis. british secretary matt hancock extended restrictions to several areas around liverpool in northwest england as well as two more towns in the northeast. secretary hancock says the extra measures with the same as those announced previously for part of northeast england and included recommendations against all social mixing between people in different households except parts -- parks and outdoor hospitality. >> this virus continues to spread. yesterday there were 7108 new cases. however, there are early signs the actions we collectively have taken over the last

andrew dymburt for abc 7 news. >>> new video shows white house chief of staff mark meadows coming out to greet the white house supportersred outside walter reed medical center. this is few hours after the president had been transferred. in the video president trump saw the group outside and saw meadows to come out. the man was handing out boxes of m&ms to the group with the presidential seal on them. and called on the senate to pasds a revised shoaven ecomal devastated during the pandemic. >> with so many lives on the line, so many americans who are now unemployed, struggling to put food on the table and keep shelter over their heads, we have to provide this relief. >> meantime east bay congressman mark desaulnier wished the president and first lady well. but he said for months the president mock and played fast and loose during a real and deadly pandemic. although the president's campaign is being scaled back republican strategists say it's too early to tell how much of an effect this will have in the election. >> we want to make sure that the government that's in power currently has the ability to govern as effectivel

andrew kelvin at tete securities -- td securities. we will continue the conversation on bloomberg. is it time to redistribute the wealth question marktonight at 7:00 new york time. coming up, and unusual shopping season and how it will reshape the holiday. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn with amanda lang in toronto. trump doubled down on his offer to the democrats. he says he wants more than either party is offering. he has been speaking on the radio show for the last 19 minutes. he says he would like to see a bigger aid package and is going in the opposite direction. president trump said he was shutting down conversation. now, he is telling rush limbaugh he wants more aid than either party is offering even though the estimate we have is $1.8 trillion. we know republicans were at 1.6 and democrats were at 2.2 before this. holiday shopping will look different this year with many big retailers filing for bankruptcy. tom, you came out with your outlook for the rest of the season. it is pretty rosy. how much of that rosy outlook is based on added stimulus? >> good afternoon. thanks for having

we heard from chief of staff mark meadows today that the president heard about her positive test while on marine 0ne en route to andrewi think we can speak to someone who was at that fundraiser last night — joe piscopo is a newjersey radio host and comedian. welcome to the programme. how close did you get to be president?” welcome to the programme. how close did you get to be president? i was not close. i was just there as a private citizen and a guest. i was pretty far back, at least 50 yards back. this was all out of sight. when i saw it coming all outside, it was the president came out and spoke at the portico of the beautiful trenton national, bedminster new jersey about a half hour from my home and we were all outside, adhering to the cdc guidelines, i didn't see anybody close to the president, except for the secret service of course. of course, that would be attended by his biggest supporters, people who really want to be in the company of the president. this do you think some of them might be feeling a bit peeved today to learn that they knew that somebody who had been very close to him had coronavirus and get

andrew park. dr. park, thank you so much for joining us. what was your reaction when you heard on "state of the union" yesterday, white house chief of staff mark meadows say they're not going to contain the pandemic, it's a contagious virus? >> it's really disappointing to hear that, because the implication is other than vaccine production and vaccine distribution, there is nothing to do here. that's simply not the case. there are so many things we could be doing right now to save lives, whether that's universal masking, whether that's limiting gatherings, whether that's restrictions on high-risk establishments or venues where transmission can occur. and the reason to do this, as you just reported, is that hospitalizations are really increasing across the country. so what we do now, the impact will be felt in the coming weeks, and the faster we do the correct things, the less the likelihood that we'll be facing some sort of shutdown this winter. >> i guess meadows was suggesting that they can't do anything to stop it from spreading, but that's why they're focusing on a vaccine and also therapeutics, ways of helping people who have the virus an

mark meredith on the road, thank you. with donald trump on his coronavirus come back to, growing speculation about who joe biden if he is elected will tap to serve in his cabinet. andrew cuomo reportedly under consideration to become biden's attorney general, progressive expecting to have a diverse cabinet that reflects their priorities. let's discuss with ethan bearman and molly hemingway, fox news contributor. good to see all of you. by the way, another confirmation hearing, you are the author of the book, the cavanagh confirmation in the future of the supreme court. great to see you all. let's start with headline from politico, progressives press biden to recruit allies setting up conflicts in the party. what do you make of that? is there a schism? how much pressure will there be if he becomes president from the farthest progressive wing of the party? >> this has been the entire tight rope that former vice president biden is attempting to walk, the trojan horse candidacy. he says he's just a transition to the more progressive democratic party that is rising but he himself is moderate but it seems he is beholden to a lot of those visions already that are more aligne

mark on the road. thank you. with president trump on the coronavirus comeback story tonight and growing speculation about who joe biden if he is elected, will tap to serve in his cabinet. if you're governor andrew cuomo under consideration to become biden's attorney general. they expect them to have a diverse cabinet that expression demand reflects their priorities. it discussed with the chair of values ethan bearman. real clear politics president tom bevan, mollie hemingway, fox news contributor. great to see all of you. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: by the way, where in the middle of yet another confirmation hearing, molly happens to be the author of the best-selling book. we have one of her own experts here with us and great to see you all. starting with the headline for political, progressive biden recruiting warren allies setting up conflicts in the party. mollie, what do you make of that? is there a given and that's being overhyped how much pressure will that be if it comes from biden from the far left wing of the party. >> this is the entire tight rope that former vice president biden has been attempting to watch, sort of the trojan horse candidate c. he says that he's just a transition t

mark meadows said if he took that message back to the president they would have to, quote, all come to my funeral. the house speaker, nancy pelosi, has called the proposal insufficient, former democratic presidential nominee andrewang says that both sides should just take the deal. >> if i'm nancy pelosi, i take this deal. if i'm mitch mcconnell, i take this deal. this is great for the american people. they're suggesting another $1,200 in direct cash relief to millions of americans. $400 a week in weekly federal unemployment benefits. this would be a lifeline for millions of americans, and i have no idea why this is not being passed. instead they're grandstanding and playing politics while people are hurting. >> the president's proposal is still $400 billion short of the $2.2 trillion bill that the house democrats passed. senate republicans have united behind a $500 billion covid relief package. >>> today at 9:00, watch jake's show. he's got white house chief economic adviser larry kudlow and kate bedingfield from the biden campaign. jake tapper on "state of the union" and so will be maisy hirono and arkansas governor asa hutchinson here on cnn. >>> the number of new coronavirus cases are keeping pace with estim

andrews. it is up the steps of air force one to the flight down here for florida that campaign rally we mentioned earlier in the program. so let's get you set for that. markalready on the scene just to our north in sanford. he joins us from there with the latest as they wait for the president. mark. reporter: connell, good afternoon, the president will have a large crowd waiting for him as he touches down in sanford. as you well know, it is hot in florida. they are braving temperatures close to 90 degrees. that doesn't seem to stop the turnout. what it is like for us here at the sanford airport. look at the crowd already gathered here. these people have been waiting for several hours. most are not wearing masks. there is really no social distancing whatsoever. the trump campaign did take temperatures of the press corps as they were coming in. supporters were telling me they also had their temperatures taken as they came in as well. but we did not see anything radically different from what we've seen at other campaign rallies. i was just out in nevada a few weeks ago. that was a massive crowd as well where people really did the same setup. they came out to

first to mark parkas who's the executive producer of the series and our guiding light for all 14 of these programs throughout the fall. andrew presidential historian richard norton smith who has been our consultant in this project and really the brain child behind it when we first got started. thanks to both of you for all of your hard work. and we close our ross perot court contenders program with a look at his theme song. this is election night 1992 as he is greeting his supporters. >> just having said that, ed, you have to play our campaign song, crazy. there we go! crazy! ha [applause] up next on american history tv, the first of three 1992

refused a request from the welsh first minister mark drakeford to stop people travelling out of areas in england under local restrictions. let's talk to andrewvelling from how infected areas and of course there is no law to stop them doing that, but intelligence from many of our businesses is the fact that people in those areas have decided not to come. they have cancelled other and accord, so we hope that we won't come to those sorts of measures and the prime minister is going to announce something over the weekend, monday i believe, so know clearly what the situation will be. so people have not been coming of their own volition, what effect has not had on the tourism sector? their own volition, what effect has not had on the tourism sector7m has had an effect. since august the 4th, the industry has been doing very well. we have had five very good strong trading weeks. then running into a bit of an indian summer which is going quite well, we are expecting that to go further. but it was curtailed by these very sudden restrictions put into place. it has had an effect. not everyone. so people are coming from infected areas to unrestricted area

andrew >> hey, before you go. what do we expect to see in the next month well, we could possibly see even more because 800,000 more loans are set to hit that six-month markews, they could come out of that, that would be wonderful. we're going to have to wait and see they get extended. if borrows can get current on their payments again, but this is a pretty good sign to see that many at the end of this term we could see just as many in the next month >> diana olick thank you so much appreciate it. >>> coming up, black rock's rick rieder will join us, a plan to think outside of stocks for returns through the end of the year i thought it was tina. as we head to break, take a look at u.s. equity futures up 130 points so far. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. we thought for sure that we were done. and this town said: not today. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box. shares of hca are sharply higher, returning $6 billion in aid that it had gotten when the covid

with these guys, andrew, and they've had a bunch of ceo changes that we know that the cloud move has accelerated by covid i'm not taking their excuse as being, let's say, as on the mark want to go back to dunkin for a second the fact that they're private equity buyers and management that wants to take the company private while the stock is up, right? what does that say about everybody else in the marketplace? >> look, i was surprised these guys have been bottom fishers historically, and they've been really good buyers. what it would say to you is that covid has knocked these things down to levels that they are frankly unsustainable except for this thing has had such a big run. it's a really good product, and it's a really good national group, but maybe they take it international. these guys are pretty smart. remember, they got buffalo wild wings at a pretty good price i don't know i've got to tell you, i think this is quizzical. why pay up when we're about to enter the second leg some people say the third leg, where we have dr. gottlieb calling for a national mask mandate. i don't know if i want to be in this stock, and here it is someone's buying it. so it's just an