taylor-joy how are you, anya? for anyone who hasn't watched it, you play an orphan who is a chess prodigy and of course, to some degree you had to learn the game, i would imagine. how did that education go? >> yes so, i had this wonderful idea that i was going to get fantastic at chess, and you know, it was going to be my superpower forever but the reality was that i was working back-to-back and so i just had to kind of give myself to it and learn as much as i could. but the actual sequences were learned five minutes before, because there was no way that i was going to be able to play 350 games from memory. so, yeah, just five minutes before >> seth: well, i will say it makes me feel better because, of course, the way this story is presented is that someone who is a chess prodigy sort of sees the board and knows the world immediately. it's not the case of sort of learning over time so, i felt better about the fact that i've always been bad at chess. >> i mean, i had to learn like -- i had to understand chess for m

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. >>> and anya taylor joy acted alongside hollywood hot gobs but none charmed her as much as a fictional character. we're going to tell you her crush, revealing on kelly clarkson. right here on nbc bay area coming up at 3:00. >>> welcome back to you. you know the pandemic impacting several day area businesses. as well as some local landmarks. take for instance the golden gate bridge. there has been a dramatic drop in traffic and the same goes for buss and ferries. there are tough decisions to make, including increased toll or start making layoffs. district leader heard from the public today and took the first steps to making those decisions. nbc bay area's cierra johnson to break down what's at take with both of the options. >> reporter: good morning. i want to start off by telling you that meeting is still in progress. it began at 9:00. it's an audio call, and it began with public input for about an hour, hour and a half. many people called in, many of them which work for the district say they did not want those layoffs to happen. they then went into the first item on the agenda, which

now i'm joined by political correspondent, anya, welcome, 1000000. it's a very big number since the pandemic, of course. just how bad are things here in germany right now? the figures have been on the rise for a few weeks, which has brought brought the partial lockdown from the beginning of november. but this partial lockdown hasn't brought down the numbers. the figures are still very high, it's been only established on a high level. the reason for germany doing so well during the pandemic in spring was one reason was fairly high number of intensive, few units intensive care units. we have here in germany, 28000 at the beginning of the pen damage, and this number has been increased in the past months. there are 11000 provisional i see use which can be activated within one week, but only 20 percent of these beds are available right now. and this is a really crucial number because the beds are needed to keep up the normal business and the head of the professional organization for i.c. use and has expressed his concern. and haith is that the promised ea

pratima putin explained that that was a child's the peace deal could have been reached weeks ago between anya and us by john. but the russian media said that one of the 2 war nations was rather reluctant to give up. i discussed this with pratima putin explained that that was a child's the peace deal could have been reached weeks ago between on, you know, and us by john. but the russian media said that one of the 2 war nations was rather reluctant to give up. i discussed this with putin spoke to journalists about the going to get about for more than 40 minutes. and he said, plus of 6 weeks and took so many lives and so much devastation and destruction could have been ended earlier. on october 19th and 20th, i had a series of phone but regained control over an insignificant southern part of care about it. in general, i managed to convince president aliyev that it was possible to stop the hostilities as you do, but he's obligatory condition. was the return of then unexpectedly for me, the position of armenian partners was formulated in such a way. no, we cannot agree to this. we will fight, ther

the what anya is in disbelief. he's devastated that player. the home i don't know has passed away anything. i'm sad because i knew this was coming. not so soon, but the people that surrounded him never helped and he didn't want to be helped. i can't believe it is my god. it's the worst of my life. thousands of people gathered in the center of want to site is to celebrate, might have on us knife and his love for argentina's national team. not only, not just the food of power for argentina, he was a national hero, a man who came from kind of the forest service. i'm going to focus on need to talk to the buffalo in the world that many of those who came here to say goodbye to him on the from some of those are just very poor. i'm very favorably going to when i was one of them is from a snob in the capital. i mean, from a lot of them is it? for me, he was like the love of my children. i did not want to have this news. i am destroyed. i was too young to see him play, but i know every goal by heart, he gave us dignity so many times. people here celebra

ministers on the situation in car a back or almost to thaw and russian peacekeepers being deployed arm anya's prime minister house, defended his decision to sign. the russia brokered cease fire saying it prevented catastrophic loss of life. but he's facing strong public resistance. these are some of the latest pictures we've received from your avan, where crowds have gathered, once again on its side, parliament calling for a cold resignation. and any armenians are furious about the terms of the truce, which a lot of us are by john to hold on to the land. it's captured in the past 7 weeks, plus armenia is obliged to hand over 3 other districts by the end of the month. here's a look back at the past few days of unrest in your of the was what i did wrong was i was right. thank god god was well in the cabinet meeting. russia's president also. busy highlighted the dire humanitarian situation in karabakh after weeks of deadly fighting. just more than 4000 people have died in the fighting, including civilians and more than 8000, injured. according to various sources, the number of refugees is in the

asia and europe against only china is more important to lists or illegal approaches thank you so much anya for speaking to us we appreciate hearing your views on emanuel is a former state department official joining us there from san francisco thank you for your time thank you. donald trump and joe biden are the 2 oldest presidential nominees in american history and that means their running mates have become more important than ever mike pence and common to have couldn't be more different from their politics to their personalities. and has more senator harrison vice president pence thank you for being here when vice president mike pence and senator coming to harris took to the debate stage in october viewers around the world witnessed a study in contrasts but when you see what the american people have done over these last 8 months hasn't worked. it's a great disservice to the sacrifices the american people of many so let's talk about caring about the american people the american people have had to sacrifice far too much because of the incompetence of this administration on the republican s

original series says "i don't think any of us could have predicted that and theen's gambit' extraordinary anyawould become the global phenomenon they are today or our biggest limited scripted series ever." joining us is our media and entertainment reporter in l.a. i admit i have not had time quite yet to dive into it, but what makes it so popular? >> well, it has a great performance and just a great narrative. it is based on a book that just told a very compelling story of who of a young chessmaster learns how to play from her janitor at this orphanage that she is being raised in. and from an early age she is able to challenge the best players, which is unusual not just foreign agent, but also for her gender. there were not a lot of prominent female chess players at the time. continuedto netflix's ability to take stories and blow .hem up globally that post you referenced talked about it being one of the top 10 shows in more than 60 countries, the number one trip in every continent -- number one show in every continent. it came at a crucial time for the service since it has been a little while

,ig under the executive order get over to laura ingraham's house and check the turkey before we go anya further. in all seriousness, more and more sheriffs are stepping up and even municipal chiefs are stepping up. i'm proud to say i was one of the first to say "enough is enough." i have the faith in people who are in my community to make the right decisions for them, our rate of infection is 1.3, which is very low, and i hope it stayo low. but i believe it's an unconstitutional mandate, and that's why i took the position i've taken. >> laura: sheriff, this is what de blasio said -- mayor of new york city -- about enforcing limits on family gatherings. >> these warnings, these standards, really do affectly behavior. for everyone, that's a very substantial number, so of course when it comes down to individual families, we are not going to enforce on family gatherings. >> laura: so he says, but don't worry, we are not going to enforce this. this is going to affect your behavior. i just don't think a lot of people, frankly, believe them. they remember him going down to harass the orthodox

this is state of anya's africa coming up on the program d.-day in ethiopia, a 72 hour deadline for to grab forces to surrender expires. these civilians have heeded the call to fear the northern region in order to save their lives. as people pull into neighboring sudan by the thousands, the international community is pleading with ideas to end the conflicts and pursue dialogue instead. and on the international day for the elimination of violence against women, women if they can, younger.

anya help le that you don't neednemies. but has actually happened in terms of innovion i think in john can work this out in his next book is that the gainers in thi have been the police. the defenders. partly because these knucklehead terrorists have been using the interne and using facebook and twitter to broadcas their grievances. so all the fbi basicallyas to do stroll the web sitting in tiromfort offices or they wait for it to from somebody got big noises you need toheck them out. mostf the cases have been uncovered have been uncovered in that way or started uncovering in that way by following u leads of that sort. the most recent was not an islamic one i a harebrained effort to try to kidnap the governor of michigan a few weeks ago. there's a guy named fox, ada fox is at the center of that. he basically broadcast his goals on the sittion. and he was immediately inltrated by three,our or five fbi informants into his little pt and they're all completely there to rest aew weeks ago. so basicly that is what happened in tt

about half the record highs of 1980.rm nearly 2,000 families today will buy new homes, more than at anyanoon 6,500 young men i and womennf will be married and with inflation at less than half of what it was just four years ago, they can look forward with confidence to the future. it's morning again in america and under the leadership of president reagan our country is prouder and stronger and bettere why would we ever want to return to where we were less than four short years ago?ple, the >> there is a bear in the woods. for some people the bear is ease to see, others don't see it at s all. some people says vi theciou beao tame, others say it's vicious and dangerous.s.t it since no one can really be sure who is right, isn't it smart to be asbear strong as the bear? if there is a bear. ♪ teach your parents well ♪ the children's help will slowly go by ♪ ♪ don't you ever ask them why jt ♪ if they loo told you you woul cry ♪ ♪ so just look at them and si sigh ♪ ♪ and know they love you >> okay. bob mann, going back to the morning in america, first being a fan of voices, the guy who did that

. >>> and take a look at this, an ohio couple too muching german shepard anya tricks of the trade sohem pass the time during quarantine. those are your headlines, i live for this story, and i need to teach daisy how to play some games. maybe she could play cards with us? i mean, there are a lot of possibilities -- will: what kind of dog is daisy? >> daisy's a 4 pound maltipoo -- will: more concerned about the size of her brain. that's not unsummit, just -- insult, just i saying german shepards are one of the top five most intelligence dogs. jedediah: she would disagree. will: a very smart dog. pete: unknowable. will: rick, do you know other of the top five most intelligent breeds? i'm going to give you another one. rick: okay, give me one. will: the doberman pincher. rick: do you believe any of this? pete: a cat is smarter than a dog. will: you should be highly embarrassed. it's true. will: wow. rick: is that a thing, like brain size in a dog that makes it more intelligent? will: i think it's more about understanding commands and words and, you k basic of command of the english langu