there was no time that i wouldn't gamble or think about gambling. kerry is a recovering addict.er tens of thousands of pounds. but the true cost has been higher still. what i lost was so much more than that. it was my identity, my self—respect, my values, time, sleep, relationships, my home. the list is endless. i did think of ways to end my life. i didn't want to be here, because i couldn't see a life without gambling. it had me, it had total control. i would just have a little gamble, maybe. breaking the habit is not easy. this is one of the few residential centres in the uk helping gambling addicts. and it's cold turkey. no phones, no internet, no cash. the event, as you know, could be a sporting event... for years, online betting has been shifting the problem from the bookies to the family home. and then came the covid lockdown. it just amplified the situation. it amplified their feelings, thoughts, and of course their behaviour. it took them to the edge when they were desperate. for most of us, of course, gambling is harmless. but for some it can be disastrous. and now expe

there was no time that i wouldn't gamble or think about gambling. kerry is a recovering addict.t felt like something i couldn't stop. it was part of me. it had control. gambling cost her tens of thousands of pounds. but the true cost has been higher still. what i lost was so much more than that. it was my identity, my self—respect, my values, time, sleep, relationships, my home. the list is endless. i did think of ways to end my life. i didn't want to be here, because i couldn't see a life without gambling. it had me, it had total control. we'lljust have a little gamble maybe... breaking the habit is not easy. this is one of the few residential centres in the uk helping gambling addicts. the process starts thinking again... and it's cold turkey. no phones, no internet, no cash. the event, as you know, could be a sporting event. for years, online betting has been shifting the problem from the bookies to the family home. and then came the covid lockdown. it just amplified the situation. it amplified their feelings, thoughts, and of course their behaviour. took them to the edge whe

there was no time that i wouldn't gamble or think about gambling. kerry is a recovering addict.t felt like something i couldn't stop. it was part of me. it had control. gambling cost her tens of thousands of pounds. but the true cost has been higher still. what i lost was so much more than that. it was my identity, my self—respect, my values, time, sleep, relationships, my home. the list is endless. i did think of ways to end my life. i didn't want to be here, because i couldn't see a life without gambling. it had me, it had total control. breaking the habit is not easy. this is one of the few residential centres in the uk helping gambling addicts. and it's cold turkey. no phones, no internet, no cash. the event, as you know, could be a sporting event. for years, online betting has been shifting the problem from the bookies to the family home. and then came the covid lockdown. it just amplified the situation. it amplified their feelings, thoughts, and of course their behaviour. took them to the edge when they were desperate. for most of us, of course, gambling is harmless. but f

there was no time that i wouldn't gamble or think about gambling. kerry is a recovering addict.felt like something i couldn't stop. it was part of me. it had control. gambling cost her tens of thousands of pounds. but the true cost has been higher still. what i lost was so much more than that. it was my identity, my self—respect, my values, time, sleep, relationships, my home. the list is endless. i did think of ways to end my life. i didn't want to be here, because i couldn't see a life without gambling. it had me, it had total control. breaking the habit is not easy. this is one of the few residential centres in the uk helping gambling addicts. the process starts thinking again... and it's cold turkey. no phones, no internet, no cash. the event, as you know, could be a sporting event. for years, online betting has been shifting the problem from the bookies to the family home. and then came the covid lockdown. it just amplified the situation. it amplified their feelings, thoughts, and of course their behaviour. took them to the edge when they were desperate. for most of us, of

he gambled himself. and brett wasn't too good at it.r told an investigator brett owed him big money. >> and i just told them about the debt brett and i had. his own accounts. the 100,000 and 101,000. >> and this was not the first time brett's gambling had been a serious issue. >> brett had been caught several years before in a great amount of debt and it nearly caused a divorce then. his father bailed him out. it was about $100,000. >> the state tried to convince the jury that killing tammy had been brett's way out of a shaky marriage and his gambling debt. tammy had taken out a life insurance policy. >> 868,000 was the ultimate amount. >> who was the beneficiary? >> brett. >> tammy also had close to $200,000 in a 401(k). combined with the insurance, nearly 1.1 million all left to brett. >> what kind of man sets up his friend to take the fall for murdering his wife and then he murders the friend and leaves him with the legacy that he murdered somebody? >> he wanted to perpetuate this lifestyle. he wanted to continue to gamble. he wanted

i think procter and gamble, through food stocks put it on.hink it really has a good news priced into it. i don't like the stock at all and i would rather be in resources and banks. you don't buy commodities when they are cheap you boy them when they are expensive. i think this is fourth inning and not eighth inning, a ways to go >> proceed with caution with bitcoin. >>> but first, check out shares of gas down0% 1 after reporting results. we will break down what happened when fast money returns. ins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. 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. ♪ it's time you make the rules. and this town said: not today. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or brin

the move was considered a gamble by some. >> you can say it was a gamble.e i already figure out what was tony to happen. what i was getting myself into. it wasn't a gamble for me. looking -- probably think it's a gamble. >> he had critics. from his team's own broadcasting crew. >> showed amazing performance in offense but i think everybody will be forgetting one thing. they suck at defense. hopefully he is better if the warriors sec slim. >>> even jimmy has a chance to play in 2020. >> i expect jimmy to play with us next year. we are not out of the playoffs yet. i.e. the earthquakes making their first playoff in three years. the league's all time goal scorer has thought about retiring and at 37 teammates remind him of his age. >> i remember the games. they are like i was seven in the stands. i think okay, yeah. >> what better way to end his career by winning the cup. if he does retire. >>> time now is 4:56. >> next and streaming on cbsn bay area. winter break-in the time of coronavirus. the fears for college students heading home for the holidays and why ex

he was a gambler, he gambled on a horse, gambled on this, and gambled on his abity to make a second fortune in jamaica before jamaica peace, you know, notoriously dangerous environment g him and as with his other bargains, he lost that one, too, and he died of yellow feverfter three or fo times in office there. >> and where the different creares ran, one thing that also rings true today, or-- there was some accountability, but it was of a limited-- there were a few who were proxies and others were left alone or even bailed out. >> they weren't fully bailed out, but they weren't-- >> institutions were, correct? >> many fewer people went to jail than should have. to the question that john was asking, so what happened after the bubble crashed is yeah, not everybody went to jail, and the duke would get him a post that would get him out of dodge. but robert walpole referred to as the first true prime minister of britain said we are he not going back on the deal. the point of turning britain's death into south sea stocks was for us to easier to run it, we're going to hang onto it. >> they weren't

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everyone has been increased to gamble. it is a big financial gamble.o gamble their vaccine will indeed work and to build up production capacity right away. and so pfizer claims they already have production capacity to make tens of millions of doses and that they will be revved up to make billions of doses some time and a late 2021. but at the front and, keep in mind, when you hear figure like 50 million doses available, everybody has to take two. so that is actually 25 million human beings vaccinated, not 50 million. that means there has to be determination of who gets in the front of the line and who gets th secondtier of the line. the national academy of medicine has held numerous hearings to try to come up with equitable, smart ways to decide essentially who goes first. obviously, frontline health care workers are at the front of that line. amy: can you talk about the significance, not only of the two shot vaccine, but it having to be kept at so freezing temperatures? countrycross the are asking, how are they going to be dealing with this? not only

south dakota passed constitutional amendment to allow sports betting in state's gambling district.of that, nebraska passed a series of amendments to legalize and regulate and tax casino gaming. this does not cover sports betting. now i want you to put it all together and this is great news for draft kings which spon sponsored my program mgm, and penn national which i have been recommending forever they're the ones with the best chance to profit from these new states sports betting have gone mainstream and like cannabis is taking the country by a storm. a lot of states want that tax revenue, all right right now let's go to bookies, you get it and you make money. let's talk about prop 22 uber and lyft treating their independent contractors as regular employees, meaning they'll be paid better and getting actual benefits and that's very expensive. from a labor rights perspective that sounds pretty good. the business model does not work unless the uber and lyft of the world can pay their drivers as much as a third party contractor the law was an existential threat and not just uber and

the move was considered a gamble by some periods to make you can say it was a gamble, but i knew what going in there, i knew what i was getting myself into.>> both have some critics in lithuania, especially from his own broadcast team. >> they showed amazing performance and offense but i think everyone will be forgetting one thing, the second round defense. >> hopefully it's gotten a little better. how about the nfl, the 49ers are licking their wounds after their bye week, and hope to return after thanksgiving much healthier. even jimmy garoppolo has the chance to play in 2020 and beyond according to kyle shanahan. >> i expect jimmy to be the starter next year. i expect him to come and play with us this year. we have six games left, we are not out of the playoffs yet. >> the earthquakes are making their first playoff appearance in three years. they will play in kansas city sunday afternoon and it could be the league's all-time goalscorer final game. and his teammates remind him of his age. >> they tell me about some games i scored, i remember those games vividly and they were like yea

. >>> coming up, sweden's failed experiment how their dangerous covid gamble went wrong. >>> we're backh sweden's risky experiment to combat covid. officials there decided not to lock down hoping that would lead to widespread immunity but now cases are surging. bill neely has details. >> reporter: sweden is in crisis. its hospitals are admitting covid patients faster than anywhere in europe today it reported its worst week of infections ever so sweden's getting tough and changing course. bars and restaurants are now forced to close from 10:30 at night. many owners unhappy. >> it's going to take away like 33% from us, from the business so it's going to cost. >> reporter: for some simply closing early makes little sense. >> if we are a threat to health i think we should be closed down. >> reporter: on stockholm streets last night people kept drinking outside bars. but sweden's government is still stopping short of a lockdown anywhere. >> we don't believe in a total lockdown we believe that the measures we have taken, the decisions we are taking are appropriate. >> reporter: until now swed

the gamble has not paid off. it was an u nfortu nate gamble has not paid off.ak and with france now in pole position to make the final, their hopes of silverware in this competition look increasingly of reach. football and out of the 4 premier league matches today, 2 of them are complete. everton beat fulham 3—2 and sheffield united lost 1—0 to west ham. jo currie reports. when you're scrapping at the bottom of the table like fulham, it's important to start games well. and that means not conceding in the opening minutes. 42 seconds on the clock, and everton's dominic calvert—lewin was able to take advantage of poor defending to bundle in the opener. what a start for everton! time to regroup for the home side. but calvert—lewin is a man inform. home side. but calvert—lewin is a man in form. his one touch finish reinstating everton's lead in taking him to an impressive ten goals in nine games. and the visitors weren't done yet, doucoure with all the time and space, leaping highest to add a third. another beautiful girl. fulham fans would have been forgiven for fe

the opposition has taken a gamble it believes that it can keep this momentum going right on the street because it is a i mean it is building to be effective opposition in parliament. despite warnings from health officials that large gatherings a worsening the spread of coronavirus george's opposition has promised more mass rallies until its demands are met. in 1st year walka al jazeera tbilisi. american drug pfizer has released interim results which show its vaccine is clearly affect him. in preventing covert nineteen's from welcome by scientists and world leaders and triggered a surge on global markets the vaccine development pfizer and german start up biotech was found to be more than 90 percent of affective in preventing covert 19 among study participants no serious safety concerns were observed amongst the more than 43000 participants across the globe the study showed just 94 confirmed cases of coded 19 among the participants the news has been called a great day for science and humanity while the world health organization says the results are very positive it also has added that th

so there is hope, but also fear that this new lockdown once again brings the ideal conditions for gamblingddiction to grow and to destroy lives. jeremy cooke, bbc news. now, the weather with chris. hello, thank you. we have had a day of big weather contrasts from one place to the next. across england and wales for the most part it has been pretty murky. still low cloud around and mist and fog patches over the hills, but it has not been like that everywhere. in scotland, look at this picture. clear skies in glasgow, light winds. the satellite picture shows where the sheet of cloud is over england and wales. the cloud is over england and wales. the cloud has been encroaching across southern counties of northern ireland. the temperatures have been all over the place. 14 in dorset. contrast that with a very cold air and the frost had not lifted in the newcastle area. chilly across northern areas. between the mild and cold, there is a weather front bringing patchy rain across the midlands, increasingly moving into northern areas of england. it will continue to be quite damp for these areas as t

woman, i wouldn't make a bet just yet. were a gambling woman, i wouldn't make a betjust yet. 0h, veryh. now, just a couple of points there, really crucial issues. let's focus in on some of these allegations with clark county commissioner— justin jones— and elected representatives overseeing the vote count in nevada. he's also a member of the democratic party. inc. you so much forjoining me. ijust party. inc. you so much forjoining me. i just want to party. inc. you so much forjoining me. ijust want to pick up on some of the trump claims that there are legal votes from people including those who became nonresidents during the coronavirus pandemic or who are deadin the coronavirus pandemic or who are dead in nevada. can you talk us through what these claims are and whether there was any potential truth in this? look, the republicans, the trump campaign have brought several lawsuits against clark county, against the state of nevada over the last few weeks trying to stop the votes, and so far, they've been completely u nsuccessful. far, they've been completely unsuccessful. they threatene

and he gambled on his ability to make a second fortune in jamaica before they are a notoriously dangerous environment and got him. as was his other bargains he died of yellow fever after three or four years in office. >> it's just interesting from where you reference fromhe preachers of one thing that rings true today is there was some accountability and a few who were a proxy. they were not fully bailed out. many fewer people went to jail but the questionhat don was asking, so what happened after the bubble crashednot everybody went to jail and the duke of portland he could've got out of dodge but one who is often referred to as the first true prime minister of britain said we are not going backn the dl the point of turning britain's debt was to rationalize the debt making it easier for us and we will hang onto that. >> and going back on the original deal. >> if you loan the government money. >> yes the interesting thing to me and transited something at almost the same time when they came out they had to rebuild from their crash when the mississippi bubble crashed and they said yes we wi

the problem was a gambler, he gambled on the south sea and on horses and he gambled on his ability to make a second fortune in jamaica before jamaica's notorious ly dang dangers got him. he died of yellow fever there. >> it's interesting to read your account of where these features ran and one thing that also rings true today or parallel today. there was some accountability, but it was of a limited-- >> yeah. >> there were a few who were-- that were left alone or even bailed out. >> that's right. they were nt fully bailed out. they were-- but they-- many fewer. the institutions were, correct. >> yes. many fewer people went to jail than should have, but to the question that was, you know, to the question that john was asking, so what happened after the bubble crashed, is, yeah, not everybody went to jail and, you know, the duke of portland could get a post to get him out of dodge and all that. and critically, robert walpole referred to as the first true minister, says we're not going back on the deal. to turn all of principle's debt into south sea stocks was to rationalize debt to run

and gambled too much and started losing money.ey they didn't have. >> and it was on one of those smoke-filled nights, sometime around february 1997, six months before wendy disappeared when hunched around the poker table, in the company of high roller, denis found himself staring at a hand that spelled salvation, with $25,000 in chips sitting on the table. >> maybe it's every gambler's excuse. my hand was so good that no one was going to beat it. >> so he threw everything into the pot. >> uh-huh, yep. he bet the highest he could. and yeah, he lost it. so i think that went on to the visa, as well. and he was terrible. >> mom was very vocal. i remember her yelling. she was so angry. she just vibrated. >> vibrated? >> mom was emotional. i'd never seen her yell at him like that before. she talked about how much she loved dad but was so angry with him, wasn't sure she could forgive him. that it was betrayal, and you put years of devotion into someone, to be cut down like that. >> "your father's addiction is ruining us" wendy told anna,

the reason is that tomatoes have become gambling chips in global trade policy as have other products africa is a lucrative market shipments of canned tomatoes milk powder and frozen chicken from industrialized nations promise huge profits. global trade policies are destroying domestic markets and forcing people to leave that country is edward for one no longer harvests tomatoes in ghana but in italy hauling conditioner's. gonna build up its tomato industry after gaining independence in 1957 the country was keen to develop its economy and utilize its own natural resources today all of ghana's tomato processing plants have shut down including this one in poilu group there are many reasons unstable power grid unsuitable tomato varieties under global trade policy italy china and other countries are dumping canada and process. tomatoes on gonna look 1st. that's why when i come. i'm security i'm not tight i want to 1st water on country don't know what i can better ask for is good for you and for everybody after you did you have a factor so this is a department store on your computer for fo

>> there was a piece that came out yesterday said that we are under estimating gambling. i agree with that. gambling in this country is gigantic so i am saying yes, and that, ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of "the lightning round. "the lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a little over a month ago we had some fun ford and general electric got locked in a combat i bet ford will reach the finish line first turns out it was ge. ge broke out over $10 today. it only took five weeks. i thought i was exaggerating that this would be better than ford verses ferrari. looking back that description is pretty accurate. ford came out with a blow-out quarter and not to mention new lineup of cars and trucks. the short time that jim farley spent at the helm, ford's ferrari have changed should not be a crazy idea until the company committed to be in every country and every part of the world. losing money does not matter farley cares about profitability. he does not want to make cars if he can't make money. demand is crazy and inventory is low, both thank

they gambled everything on that vision of the future, based on generations of migration. the end of slavery transform the south from a unique settler society to a new society, one without a blueprint or example to follow. oklahoma witnessed the history of the new south in an especially concentrated form. after the civil war, the federal government punished native peoples who aligned with the confederacy. the members of the five tribes were forced to relinquish rights to railroads. the territory took on the name of oklahoma. the federal government forced native people to relinquish shared land and settle on individual allotments, and year after year, land was taken from that originally reserved for native people so that only a small portion remained in their hands. officials and so-called reformers worked to dissolve tribal bonds and make american indians citizens. after a series of legal decisions, tribal sovereignty shifted from a focus on the land people occupied to their membership in a particular native people. this transition alienated american indians from the land

rory gamble, president of the uaw. mary kay henry, president of the -- mark marrone. lee saunders and sonja single, president of gap. richard trump ka president of the flcio. it was really encouraging, quite frankly, to get people -- business and labor -- together, agreeing on the way forward, which i am convinced the american people will be ready to do when they hear what we have in mine. i am very pleased ill it all came together around the same table to vance areas of common ground we agreed we are going to continue these conversations they represent very different perspectives but i am convinced that we can all come together around the same table to advance areas of common ground, which are really -- i wish you could have all heard the conversation. it was really encouraging. and that's what we were ready to discuss today. we all agreed that we want to get the economy back on track. we need our workers to be back on the job by getting the virus under control. we are going into a very dark winter things are going to get much tougher before they get easier that requ

narrator: and that money is slipping through troy stratos' hands and disappearing into gambling losses surgery for stratos, five new cars, and some very nice clothes. nystrom: by the time that troy stratos had conned tim burns, he was spending, on average, $1 million a month. narrator: not bad for a guy who was completely broke less than a year ago. meanwhile, private detective bill branscum is semi-retired, living on his family farm in kentucky. his investigation of troy stratos is a distant memory when he gets a call. branscum: "you know who this is?" no, of course i had no idea. "who is this?" he said, "well, you're not going to believe this, but this is troy stratos." i said, "okay." narrator: stratos tells branscum he is a changed man, now working in advertising, and needs branscum's help locating his former victims in order to make things right. he flies branscum to las vegas in a private jet. and then this seasoned private detective who knows full well what stratos has done in the past, buys the master con's new story that he is producing commercials for the super bowl. branscum

the gamble has not paid off.e—game winning streak and with france now in pole position to make the final, their hopes of silverware in this competition look increasingly out of reach. two domestic rugby now. after a routine win for champions exeter on friday, today premiership finalists wasps faced a much tougher task at home to bristol on what's been the opening weekend in the premiership. it looked like bristol were going to end their 20—year wait for a league win at wasps and avenge last season's semifinal defeat. but jack willis' try in the final minutes gave wasps a 23—20 win. despite only having 14 men for most of the second half, ospreys managed to come from behind to beat benetton in the pro“; devvy lake with the final try. 2a—22 the final score, they remain third in conference a. not such a good day for another welsh side. they were thrashed 40—5 by leinster, dave carney scoring the opening try inside a0 seconds. leinster remain top of conference a whilst blues are fourth in conference b. it is perhaps n

niccolo: we transacted in the gambling space. bringing public the number one online casino offerings -- a great business is a free to play company that operates at that kind of speed but in the gambling space. a really impressive company. two was a fast company in the sports betting business. -- ahave the benefits by couple weeks ago. more states are legalizing betting and casinos. dmy3, we are looking into deeper tech. what is the next generation of computing that underpins the future of the mobile technology ecosystem? what's happening in the cloud, ai computing? potentially what's happening in quantum computing. we think all of these trends are driving the next level of innovation in the mobile ecosystem. emily: we have seen over $60 billion raised in spac capital this year. there will be winners and losers. what did you say to the critics who say these are assets that private equity passed over, and a number of these are going to underperform? niccolo: goldman sachs is our underwriter for all three of our spac's. we are privi

utility and of course general electric in terms of properly traded company, well, you got procter & gamblend v.m.ware and o'reilly autoparts and xcel energy and comcast. there is bank of america, boeing again and accenture. why are you boring me with this, jim? this is not boring every year when we do this vets show, i am stuck by how successful these companies who are hiring a lot of vets it is really well-run with good long-term prospect starbucks, home depot, verizon, proctor and gamble i am representing them all many of these goals have been reached. seems to be good for business. you give them a lousy job market, maybe it is time for you to roll up your sleeves. we need ambition these people don't just deserve to be hired. we as shareholders want and need them to be hired by you. let's take a few more questions. first we have a question from kevin in hawaii. >> hey cramer, i am station out in hawaii. my question about investing is sometimes service members get a base sum of money for re reenlisting, sometimes could be upward of $50,000. with someone with little knowledge of investing

and the gamble has not paid off.was an unfortunate end to scotland's five game winning streak, and with france in pole position to make the final there hopes of silverware look increasingly out of reach. after a routine win for champions exeter on friday, today premiership finalists wasps faced a much tougher task at home to bristol on what's been the opening weekend in the premiership it looked like bristol were going to end their 20—year wait for a league win at wasps and avenge last season's semi—final defeat. but jack willis' try in the final minutes gave wasps a 23 points to 20 win. despite only having iii men for most of the second half, ospreys managed to come from behind to beat benetton in the pro“; devvy lake with the final try. 21r—22 the final score, they remain third in conference a. rangers have opened up an eleven point lead over second placed celtic at the top of the scottish premiership. they beat aberdeen 4—0 taking full advantage of celtic‘s dropped points yesterday. asjoe lynskey reports. rangers

it's not entirely clear whether this but will come up, and it's a huge gamble with our money. is very, very curious. madeleine, in 15 seconds, your views on investing this amount of money? it's a very bit to make it risky bet, and i very much thought initially this was a terrible idea, but there's two things that give me hope. firstly, they are investing $500 million alongside the government. you know you have a dud when it's not attracting any private investors at all, in this company is at least putting up some of the money and has delivered some satellites. so it's not a complete bulk from the blue, but i share many ofjason's reservations. it's bulk from the blue, but i share many of jason's reservations. it's been a pleasure to talk to both of you, thanks so much for taking the time this friday evening to talk to us on bbc news. next, it's the film review with mark kermode.

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really, you can gamble, but you can't go and pray, whatever y faith happens to be.n, like i am, oh, we can't do that. unbelievable. all right, guys, thank you both. more "hannity" right after this. we searched you online and maybe you can explain this? i can't believe that garbage is still coming in. that is so false! frustrated with your online search results? call reputation defender today to join tens of thousands who've improved their online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. >> that is all the time we have left tonight as please, set you dvr so you never miss an episode . always lit not your heart be troubled. why? laura ingraham is next. we hope you have a great weekend . ♪ >> this is ingraham angle with jampacked show tonight of cours varied former director of national intelligence rick grenell is well as candace owen will be here in just a few moments. raiment is going to show us how these left leaders are flauntin all the lockdown rules they wan you to obey, but first, the great american sellou

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with their money and potentially gambling with their lives.n argument we've heard across the country. whether it's, churches closed but bars open. ho do you decide what's essential and what isn't? how do you respond to that op-ed? >> first, we don't have casinos but certain facilities located at our near racetracks. capacity down to 33%. they can't serve food or beverage indoor. wa we see are these false equivalencies that people will make. the virus spreads in places where people congregate and take off their masks. so, yes. indoor dining we know, the white house task force tells us, it spreads in restaurants and bars. every major study from stanford to johns hopkins tells us that, and we have stopped previous surges in multiple states across the united states by taking the same action we're doing now. but you hear, why is indoor dining shut down? but walmart is open? when was the last time you and ten people went to walmart, sat down, began eating and drinking and stayed there for an hour? it's just not the same. now, is it fair? no. but thi

pigeon racing is gaining popularity as a form of gambling in china.igeons are released hundreds of miles away from their coop. the owner of the first pigeon to make it home wins the jackpot. friend, did you know this already? >> i didn't know there was -- i didn't know there was like gambling involved in this. i'm not into it. i don't like betting on animals. people have their own feelings about that. i think -- can we just let the animals be? >> they release them hundreds of miles away, the first pigeon to make it back -- it just wants to make it back home. >> mm-hmm. it's a no for me. >> what if the other pigeon is like i am just going to go on a walkabout, enjoy my time, the scenery. >> un-huh. >> who bought this bird? bett berth a bert and ernie? do we have his name? i'm suspicious. >> all right. let's look at what's going on weather-wise as we marinate on that one. high clouds are starting to take over the north bay and they'll slide south as we head through this warmer an average afternoon. warmest day this week. clouds increase tonight and even

, but he repaid that gamble in spades. so without further adieu, i will turn it over to sabin howard. [ applause ] >> all right. thank you for coming tonight. so, let me give you a taste of where i started. and where my mind was before the project and where it progressed through the project. i was unprepared for this project when it began. and as the title is so aptly named, the soldiers journey, it is a hero's journey. and i really had to grow with the project to be able to pull off something of such magnitude that would appeal to not only washington, but also the world. the world comes to washington to learn about the history of this country. as edwin so aptly stated, i started as a classicist working in the south bronx until joe sent public highway very polite e-mail on september 14th asking me to partner up with him, and i did. so i was doing figures that were static and esoteric and i'm going to just run through these, but i was casting in bronze and bronze beats mortality. it is a way to create something that outlast

of gambling in several states penn is up but off of its year high and draftkings is up 5% and down 0%high of $64 and caesar's also getting a nice bump, up more than 3% today. that year high for the stock was off about 25% for that level. >>> as we look to the battleground states as those results continue to come in, they are busy with the slow and steady work of counting the remaining votes. vice president biden is still in the load with 227 electoral votes and president trump trailing behind with 213 and won the key swing states of texas and florida. let's zoom in on the sunshine state. one of the biggest surprises is how close the margin in miami-dade county was which experts are attributing unexpected support for latino voters perhaps it's time to kiss pell the latino vote as being a monolith with us is the founder of latino rebels and co-host of the podcast "in the thick. it's great to have you, and i know we're going to kind of decompose this, we're going to break it down multiple different ways and talk about the cubans versus the puerto ricans and so on and so forth, but if you

in our legacy, i'm not going to throw communally, she can get another one of the new young people gamble in theory, i think, and i get it and i came out of a mechanic and senator schumer's, the financial person with the least bit of ethics would actively prevent mothers and children from finding each other. in my last letter to the pope, i said that if jesus was alive, he would help me to find my mother. i don't know why the members of his church of precisely the ones preventing me from finding her. maybe they're afraid we'll dig up something very dirty when someone doesn't want to give you something they can destroy that something or hide it. and then where do we look for it? you know, when i hear more the most i'm going to show them in the middle. if you don't feel that one of the chosen but again, you're not making this the person to get a feel good. look in their bush to see them. if you know what i'm actually going to do, you know what, i don't know, why don't i mean gosh, how they feel it. yeah, exactly. just, you know, let you know if you want, but a comment or your moment can get

>> if you have laws in place -- >> i want to know what the gamble is.lking about a fraudulent election as if it's actually happened. >> i said we don't want a fraudulent election. there are laws in place right now in both states that actually do prevent fraud and we don't want to remove them. >> it's another form of -- >> we can't walk on the street in case the moon falls to the earth. >> are you suggesting we should let anybody vote? >> nobody is suggesting that. rick, rick -- >> but there has to be rules of when you vote and when it counts. >> what is being suggested is that people who vote and vote legally should have their vote counted. and what the president has been saying is he doesn't really want them to count anything that is beyond -- >> i disagree. >> i understand, but that's what he's saying. he's alleging those votes would be -- >> the problem you have with the signature piece is that unless you're a handwriting expert, it's very hard to pull that off. what's happening over and over again is that people -- listen, i sign my checks different

all of this is a bit of a gamble . world health organization says any vaccine for covid-19 must be at least 50% effective. we are going to need more than one. we simply don't know yet how much protection these other vaccines could give or how long any protection will last. some semblance of normality to continues. we are edging ever closer to that goal. katty: theey question, when will this be available, if it works? one pandemic specialist told me probably end of spring, next summer of next year before we actually have access on a big scale. italy has reported its worst daily figure for covid related deaths since mid april. 580 more people have died. italy was the first country in europe to be badly hit by this pandemic. it is trying to avoid a total lockdown, operating a tiered systemf regional restrictions instead. an iranian task force has imposed fresh strictions on the country as it battles a third wave of the virus. state media reported that starting today, all nonessential businesses in major cities must close

so you if you're a gambling man what do they want what are the odds makers say. >>again the experts that we have here are saying you know right now things are leading biden as i'm sure you know the national polls have been showing and you know the a p is saying you know leading air leaning, nevada. but things are very very close here and things could change and so we just have to wait for both clark county and the state to release those numbers right now kraft man of ups sorry to put you on the spot there. your 6 electoral college votes be the. >>finishing deal that the biden needs as they stand to 64 so all eyes are on nevada orca appreciate your time tonight. thanks for candidates. >>will lack of a clear winner in the presidential race has many people on edge more businesses in san francisco boarded up their windows and doors today. the alexander mcqueen boutique in union square got fitted for plywood coverings this morning much of the merchandise. it was gone from the display windows just one of dozens of businesses in the city that's taking measures ahead of