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maher is calling on the sfmta for help in easing traffic problems in the area. >>> back to square one. new mexico says it's reimposing a statewide lockdown for two weeks, and that starts monday. this comes as the state has seen a surge in covid cases. 1700 new cases on thursday alone. and now gyms, hair salon, spas are going to have to close completely. houses of worship will be restricted to 25% of their capacity. up at oregon, they're putting a pause on reopening plans. restaurants and bars will be limited to takeout starting wednesday. the new restrictions are set to last two weeks. >>> less than 24 hours until the big launch. what to watch for tomorrow at the kennedy space center. >>> since we first started our conversation about race in america a lot has happen. we've broken the uncomfortable silence and witnessed history. all of us here at nbc bay area, we want to continue to listen, connect, and learn. so join us thursday at 6:30 for our seventh episode of "race in america: the conversation." because if we can talk about it, the hope is we can make a difference. >>> all eyes ar

when you were speaking there with bill maher, i wanted to know your opinion about america.s the american public just gullible and believe anything we hear from the intelligence agencies, or is the intelligence agency operation and the media so good at selling bogeymen to us that we are at their mercy? >> well, this is not the subject of my memoir. but aside from that, as i have said before in interviews, i think the intelligence agencies have misled us going back in wars, especially to vote a number of, afghanistan, iraq twice, and syria. it's years of misinformation, particularly in vote small where i experienced it as a small the fry there. but at the bottom of the chain. you felt the devastating effect of the lying that we were winning the war. it was never true, and it was born out by reality. anyone who flistles our descrin has to question it. they have not provided convincing evidence. technical experts questioned this. i tend to believe the julian assange, i have been behind his case from the beginning. assange to me is a hero. he's on trial in england for extraditio

the body was that of 63 year old dr ashraf maher one father of 2 a billionaire businessman and a spy. his fall from the 5th floor balcony would spark more questions than answers had he fallen did he jump or was he pushed. dr marwan was the 3rd egyptian living in london. to die in this way in 1973 the egyptian ambassador to the u.k. general a fee nassif fell from a balcony in the very same building. and in 2001 actress who art hosni known as the cinderella of egyptians cinema also found to her death. it's generally accepted that ashraf marwan was a highly valued intelligence agent but what is in dispute is whether he was working for israel for his native egypt or both. as is the case with any unexplained death in britain a police investigation and a coroner's court would attempt to find answers their role to draw different sections of law enforcement into the investigation. that he could eat in the britannia backs and will let the government. look to work on minute only a common rule for blood blood you know the person that is good at that if you're a jihad and the arab league is a wor

the market that is in there, which she called me today in nigeria's meeting with her client, fatah, maher and her husband. fatima says her husband is violent and that his uncle, sexually harassed her accusations he denies, quote, my younger son, missing his honest youngest, i'm a little something serious stuff. sure. my family got a little of the muscle that america. yeah. because you're going to make me go, that is like, you know what i mean? i don't like government has tried to leave him before. i've done what the more that's my remark and i mean, felt so numb you're maybe you're not. maybe i can my young what i'm about to jump. we going to meet in the good arias? ya gotta be home soon, we're going to resign. if i make i make any money on me. i'm a little maid of which despite knowledge is best efforts, this meeting is going nowhere. not if it was a guy myself, nothing on me. does that has learned i was out of well about a 1000000 only, for example, have all the news of the governor as a news story. so how can i say in order to us who but i go to the most husband says he will never agre

nigeria's meeting with her client, fatah, maher and her husband. fatima says her husband is violent and that his uncle, sexually harassed her accusations he denies. quote my younger son, mason is honest. youngest and would do something serious stuff. sure my family got him killed in the us are not american to be going to go. that is like, you know what i mean? i don't like government has tried to leave him before. none of the more that my remark and i mean shouted. so now you're maybe you're not making my young what i'm about to jump. we going to meet in the sack on what is good aria is your what a pleasure being on soumik going to resign. if i make or not, i make money. i'm a little made of that. despite knowledge is best efforts, this meeting is going nowhere. not it was a guy myself and there's no negroes that has learned i was out of about a 1000000 only example have been nice if you love them and there's a new story. so, you know, how can i say, you know, where to us all to go? body? husband says he will never agree to a separation. she'll hav

bill maher is one of the few authentic people on the left that's on television.ty consistent and tells it like it is. he's right, though. how often did we hear from democrats, particularly joe biden and kamala harris, as far as these key issues, the kind of issues you talk about on this program, stuart, as far as trade and the usmca as compared to nafta which joe biden supported, how about foreign policy, how about gun policy? i heard beto o'rourke will be in charge of that. he only once said hell, yes, i'm going to take back your ak-47. how about automation which i think is a huge deal, stuart. as far as ai, robots taking low wage income jobs as a result of minimum wage going up, as a result you have businesses starting to turn to automation instead and then people aren't trained for any other kinds of jobs. that would have been a very interesting conversation to have between the businessman trump and joe biden, the 47 year career politician. instead the woke party just completely focused on social issues and nothing else but hey, they still apparently have won

he says, as maher's effort has been used to launch airstrikes on to cry, the attack marks a major escalation in the conflict. moving to our other headlines, azerbaijan, as equate to extend a deadline for armenia to withdraw from a disputed district, as part of a deal to end the fighting of a nuke on a car back on media is in the process of handing of a cowboy job. but anger among the $600.00 armenians living there is so deep that many set fire to their homes as they left. and it's also led to protests against the prime minister. the coal and talks aimed at ending nearly a decade of violence in libya of ended without agreement on who's going to lead the country through a transitional period. rival factions meeting in tunisia capital of agreed to hold a nationwide vote on december 24th next year. but delegates failed to agree on the makeup of an interim government to rule until that witnesses coming up next. and then they'll be more news at the top of the next hour from we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you bring you the news and cu

explosions were heard in the eritrean capsule, asked maher on saturday. there's been no claim of responsibility, but forces confirmed firing missiles at the city just under 2 weeks ago. and the u.n. says it's concerned about unconfirmed reports of violence against 100000 eritrean refugees living in 2 gray also set to run out of food by monday. there my colleague, sammy's a down, spoke to she's the spokeswoman for the ethiopian prime minister's office. and he asked if they expected there to be any retaliation by the ground forces. this guerrilla warfare component of this is part of the history we have been doing with all the guards. and there isn't popular support for this kind of thing within the region that people have to go, have been exhausted for so many years. and in fact, over the past 3 years with you would see is that there's been quite an economic devastation and one because that has been giving them prisoner smallman a lot of services. and a lot of the attention that needs to be paid in terms of the right players in the people's lives in the reg

votes are being counted in ian maher's general election despite rights groups calling the entire process fundamentally flawed leader and son suchi is expected to retain power in the poll which was widely seen as a referendum on her government the ruling national league for democracy has remained popular within me and mark but its reputation collapsed overseas amid allegations of genocide. thousands of protesters have gathered in thailand's capital bangkok demanding political reform protesters marching to the grand palace were blocked by a barricade of buses and barbed wire police used water cannon to disperse the crowds. bolivia's new president. has been sworn in at a ceremony in the capital as promised to rebuild the country after a year of political unrest his landslide victory in october represented a comeback for the party or former president ever morales who fled to argentina last year that has worn out from. a new precedent for bolivia after a year filled with unrest and violence we started seeing more sworn in on sunday surrounded by members of the country's indigenous communities

tell them what eating are good to be with you on krishna like maher position based at duke university and have the pleasure of leading the global health innovation center here. and to of course, we try to harness innovation to address health and healthcare challenges, including covert welcome, everybody. none of you would have missed the headlines recently about vaccines. and so i want to show our audience the 3 vaccines that are making news right now. why they're making news. so let's start with the families of 195 percent. efficacy thought t dollars is expected price. so that's the fines that $1.00 would earn are $94.00 cent advocacy. and it may cost somewhere between 25 and 37 dollars. and in finally, ask, just send meca up to 90 percent efficacy sunni dollars, maximum cost is $1.00 is way, way, way cheaper. i mean, it's out of those 3 region which you pick. i'm lying. i think it's really a difficult question to answer that particular in terms of the data that's available at the moment not i might annoy a lot has been provided towards us, but it's important to also look at like the

referendum on her government the ruling national league for democracy has remained popular within me and maher but its reputation collapsed overseas and made allegations of genocide or the 37000000 people were eligible to vote around one and a half 1000000 belonging to ethnic minorities were excluded from the polls. thousands of protesters have gathered in thailand's capital bangkok demanding political reform protesters marching to the grand palace were blocked by a barricade of buses and barbed wire police used tear cannons to disperse the crowd demonstrators were trying to deliver hundreds of letters to the king calling for the typewriter lament to be dissolved the monarchy reformed and for the intimidation of the government critics to and hides are was with protesters as they marched to bangkok's grand palace a little earlier. the protesters have started their marjorie which you see there these mock post boxes back here what's inside of those are letters open letters from some of the protesters to the king himself now what they do is they started for democracy monument they're marching down

we have maher and her family survived the blast but their source of income did not she explains her husband hasn't been able to find work in a weeks like so many other syrians he is an informal laborer. my husband lost his job after the port explosion he tries his best to find temporary jobs to be able to feed us my son is working he earns $60000.00 lebanese week that's roughly $10.00 on the black market exchange earned by her 10 year old son mahmoud who works 12 hours a day helping a tailor. the local currency has sharply devalued in the past year even before the break we have ongoing cash assistance programs and those are given to us but we have increased the amount in order to partially compensate for inflation it's not enough for many families who are struggling during lebanon's financial meltdown u.s. the cystic show at least 80 percent of the 900000 refugees registered with the agency live below the poverty line that is classified as having to survive on less than $3.00 a day. the situation was about and after the last it got worse if i work i can just buy food not pay for rent or med

affair with german m.e.p., maximillian cross and historian and international affairs specialist, john maher, the who play and the whole plot on the volley is shaming. germany is doing a lot of accusations against russia, but is not delivering evidence. so i'm very critical to what the handling of that case by did to him and political class by the government. and i'm fully with the russian authorities on strong evidence. we are in the, in a spiral of sanctions, and i doing thi, where this might lead to. on the one hand, we have russian sanctions which are seen widely as ridiculous and unfair even in the german public, not in the political class, but among the majority of the people there is no support for do sanctions. and now russian is doubling. doing kick fortec. i understand russia is sick, which almost through ticketless, but if there drew would lead to 2 new countermeasures against russia, it would be to your avoid. we want. so it's a dangerous game. my suspicion and indeed hope is that the sanctions and the noise about the o.p.c. w. is a cover for the fact that the pipeline will go ah

he refuses to leave the white house are you concerned about that yeah well i watched a lot of bill maher and he's always been very vocal about the fact that he's not going to leave you know that is a concern but i really have faith in the system and i think that democracy is going to prevail here and i think that i think his republican supporters you know if biden wins and he gets every vote counted and he is the victor i think they're going to support democracy and i think they're going. to leave and i think we are going to have eventually a peaceful transfer of power and i'm really excited to see that happen thank you so much and after sharing your thoughts and of course here just as across the country we see. democracy in action in counting rooms we're also seeing other facet about democracy in action here mainly as these people peacefully await the results of this very contentious election. castra speaking to us there from the black lives matter plaza in washington d.c. many thanks. ok let's take a closer look at trump's legal efforts his campaign has filed suit in georgia michigan p

sailors would have been broken up into two watches, and it would have been called starboard watch, and mahertch. today, we use starboard and port, designated the site of the ship. i also designating the different crew, and what they do and whether duties are. many crews, they might go to see as early as ten years old. -- probably not much more than 40. the sailors, some of the most experienced sailors might have already been to the new world. the english had been coming to the new world for quite awhile. just no settlements yet. and 16 oh two, birth alam you came to the new england area. on an exploratory june. so we don't know the ex makeup of the crew on the trip, but for a lot of the crew, sailing across the ocean for long distances, probably no big deal. they felt very comfortable sailing a ship like this on the ocean, they did it every day. but, i will tell you from a passenger of the pilgrims, it will be like you and i going to the moon. that is the fear and uncertainty coming to the new world. mayflower too was conceived and came through the work of sir -- and the ship was built and g

bill maher says this in real-time about democrats who handout the edict but don't seem able to complycrats always preaching wearing masks, keep getting caught doing what we are not allowed to do. there were lobbyists from the california medical association, mothers against drunk driving. >> you need the public to cooperate and to buy into what you are advising them to do in order to have a collective agreement that you are going to look out for each other and make good decisions. how are democrats impacting that with behavior in private that goes public? >> exactly right. we want everybody to be safe and take care of each other, people are struggling and hurting and when they see the hypocrisy going on and that double standard, rules for everyone else except the governor, it puts a chilling effect on what we are trying to do which is have folks take care of themselves and be safe and when you have that double standard that is what gets people angry and rightfully so. shannon: something else that has folks angry in your neck of the woods is a temporary ruling by judge regarding a coupl

i saw you on i think "bill maher show." >> maybe at the championship game. >> don't tell anybody aboutdonald trump became president, did you ever think you would be sitting for a tv interview saying republicans have become what they hate? >> no, we've all aged a lot the last five years. a lot has changed. it's certainly true for me. and here's the thing. i wanted to write this piece specifically. this has been true for a while. i want to write specifically about what is happening right now with donald trump refusing to concede this election because i think it's the most clear example of this phenomenon. for years when i was in republican politics, they -- the conservative media and republican politicians attacked the snow flakes, attacked the pampered college students who need a safe space. ben shapiro, the big right wing media star says famously that facts don't care about your feelings. well, now the only thing that matters is donald trump's feelings. donald trump has lost this election. everybody knows it. but he is a pampered snow flake who does not want to accept the truth. and be

bank america inflows owe an if one of the most closely watched strategies from i don't maher a lot of people going on the other side of this market. >> yeah it a little more are the cyclicals and rope store when we get more certainty the stock market gets muff to be put moo the market that's that's 5% on average if you went from 14% savings to 5% average, that's 1nsh fwlr you went through some of the moves you had in dera from. >> it because it play sflsh this being a bullish sign for stocks. that was the thomas lee call of late this week who thought the vix was going to go under 30 and that was a direct confirmation, from a decline of pore are in all right, we'll work on doc's audio there. none of us can hear him. how about that, liz, this idea that volatility will continue to collapse and investors should use that as a sign to start buying stocks again. >> i think volatility collapsed a little bit quickly for me and if we it, of woo need to get to the period where people are getting vaccinated and we have a fiscal package at play, which brings me back to something earlier in the sho

of course for four or five years bill maher has been warning his audience the guy's never going to leave or at least he's going to try to stay. we see what he's doing now he has lost. he's never had a great love for institutions and that's an understatement. talk about the institution he's so badly damaging every day now. >> you know, there were some things we knew was going to happen in this election. we knew counting the ballots was going to take longer than usual because of all the mail-in ballots because of the pandemic. so we understood that. i think even though president trump told us repeatedly he was not committed to the peaceful transfer of power somehow we didn't take him seriously enough because it is exactly what we're seeing going on since the election was called a couple of weeks ago. we see him disputing the peaceful transfer of power in a way that is unique in our history. never before in american history have we seen an episode like michigan lawmakers being called to the white house with the president's hope they will overturn the call of the voters in their state when i

the commander of that unit christopher maher has resigned pentagon officials say they have successfully reorganization is part of the trump administration's desire to declare the wars in iraq and afghanistan over. up next, the president's most recent pick for the u.s. supreme court poses an interesting question in the administration's push to exclude illegal immigrants from the census. we will explain. first here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country covering tonight. fox 2 in st. louis as a local company starts selling the first blood test to help diagnose alzheimer's disease. the test has not been approved yet by the fda. it's aimed at people 60 and older having memory problems and are being evaluated for alzheimer's. fox 5 in san diego as the navy says it will decommission a warship severely damaged of suspected arson. the ship burned for more than four days in july. fully repairing it to war fighting capabilities would cost up to $3 billion and take as long as seven years. and this is a live look at salt lake city have fox 13. one of the big stories there tonight, a

maher al-akhras, a palestinian man who went on a 103-day hunger strike against his imprisonment without charge, was released thursday by israeli authorities. he told reporters quote "m freedom is the freedom of my people, and we have won over the occupation with our will and determination." canada banned the export of some medications to the u.s. before a new rule takes effect today, allowing u.s. pharmacists to import canadian drugs in bulk. canada enacted the ban to prevent prescription shortages on its own soil. a major pharmaceutical lobbying group is suing over the new rule, saying the federal government cannot pass off the responsibility of ensuring the safety and cost-effectiveness of imported drugs to state authorities. the justice department has issued a new rule that could allow federal executions to take place by firing squad, electrocution or poison gas starting in december. it's not clear whether any methods other than lethal injection would be used for the three executions scheduled after the new rule -- scheduled in january, after the new rule takes effect. joe biden said

a market army is moving into the buffer zone on the border with maher, tanya, to combat the policy of force front. rather, the group is accused of attacking trucks and extorting people proud of. and the activists deny the claim saying they were peacefully protesting a policy audios say the operation ends a 3 decade ceasefire. so who are the policy front? well, they are a liberation movement made up of ethnic somehow, always aimed at driving the moroccan presence out of western sahara. they say the former spanish colony is their homeland, have pushed for independence for decades. rocco claims that as there is the 2 sides battle for control for 16 years before reaching the un backed cease fire agreement in 1991. today more than 2 thirds of the region is occupied and run by morocco. a referendum on its stations has never eventuated. ricardo fabiani is the project director for north africa international crisis group. he says the potential for escalation is warrior. well, what is different and obviously very warring about the situation right now, is that discord be seen probably as the 1st

is now saying that, asked maher airport in eritrea is a legitimate target. it is, has this now become a regional conflict on, are we going to continue to see fighting on a number of different fronts? do you think? well, it is fast becoming a regional conflict and certainly the group, you know, in terms of what both ethiopia and eritrea are being involved in are so harshly down is only involvement. terms of receiving refugees from reputed or perhaps other parts of somalia that is indirectly involved in some pro-government, then addis ababa that is holding some of its troops out of the yeah, muslim the african union operation then somalia to defeat al shabaab in order to support of horses in ethiopia, but it's. 'd unfortunately quickly. 'd edging towards a very regional. 'd conflict, we sort of past the point of no return when conflicts like this sort of takes on its own momentum. is it too late to stop it? escalating out of control? or it's not too late, but it becomes more difficult with each passing day. i think it's up to the international community genera

man maher is holding its 2nd general election on sunday since it ends its military rule the government's council voting in areas where there's been fighting between the military and ethnic groups that means more than a 1000000 people will be left out and history is a lot of concerns for us in the reports. weeks before polling open. migrant workers in neighboring thailand cast their votes in advance one of them is composed from the shine ethnic minority who works with a non-governmental organization that helps me migrant workers in thailand she's also been visiting communities to encourage others from myanmar to. the information age of the year i want to explain to people that we can't ignore politics or the election this is about our future if the political situation improves in our country then our lives will be improved and we wouldn't need to leave the country to find work maybe education but. not everyone will have the chance to vent polling will not take place in dozens of. townships in conflict zones are those deemed under the control of ethnic groups silence is a shan refugee livi

my grandfather, maher reeurice new life in america. his son, my father, donald blinken, served in the united states air force during world war ii and then as a united states ambassador. he is my role model and my hero. his wife, vera blinken fled communist hungary as a young girl and helped future generations of refugees come to america. my mother judith builds bridges between america and the world through arts and culture. she is my greatest champion. and my late stepfather, samuel, he was one of 900 children in his school in poland, but the only one who survive the holocaust after four years in concentration camps. at the end of the war, he made a break from a death march into the woods in bavaria. from his hiding place, he heard a deep grumbling sound. it was a tank. but instead of the iron cross, he saw painted on its side a five-pointed white star. he ran to the tank. the hatch opened. an african-american gi looked down at him. he got down on his knees and said the only three words he knew in english his mother taught him before t

that's bill maher.d then don't practice what they preach. take a listen to what he had to say this week. >> they can all jump in a lake. [laughter] no seriously. because democrats who are always preaching wearing the masks, they keep getting caught doing what we are not allowed to do. nancy pelosi did, lori lightfoot did, now gavin newsom. did you see this? he was at some sort of birthday party indoors. i haven't eaten indoors. [laughter] publicly since march without a mask. and at the table there were lobbyists from the california medical association. this is like getting [bleep] faced with mothers against drunk driving. [laughter] pete: you can't make this stuff up first it was nancy pelosi we all remember the salon deal she was without one. gavin newsom is particularly rich this guy not only was there and that looks fine to me. he should just admit this is what we should be able to do as individual free response sin ree people. his office has been sending out tweets like you need to wear a mask at th

noise from flight level of what you're going to ted cruz is but you're not hearing for example bill maher standing by his side right you're not hearing mitch mcconnell mitch mcconnell is not going to hide right now because he's got the senate and he can live with present by the senate so trucks are pretty that place right now a one way to make of the fact that as you say there's there's been this this deafening silence from some pretty big republican beast at all so. the media the the outlets that have been traditional trump supporter has appeared to be softening up his supporters for a loss. i think for a lot of people around don't trump a lot of not around him but people republican leaders whether that's in the senate whether that's in the kind of permanent government in washington various state governors or the republican propaganda outlet box news this week where he's done what donald trump would have to do to stay you know that would be so destructive to the country it would really tear the country apart and while donald trump may be willing to do that for donald trump not a lot of o

and coming up on al-jazeera this news hour mian maher holds its 2nd election since the end of direct military rule but many say there still isn't much of a choice on the ballot in sports christine o'donnell those on target for you ventas as they aim to close the gap on the italian leaders. president elect joe biden has promised a more traditional take on foreign relations following trump's america 1st policy he says he'll cement old alliances like nato and be tough on russia he's also pledged to rejoin the world health organization and the paris climate agreement or diplomatic editor james bass says there will be relief among u.s. allies over the result but things are unlikely to go back to the way that they were before trump. certainly they are breathing a very big sigh of relief most european leaders and they're hoping that what they've seen so far from the speech in wilmington it wasn't about foreign affairs but it was the speech of a very traditional president hoping that the u.s. is going to return to that very traditional u.s. role which means taking part in an international in

bill maher on his show last night said the exact same thing.or economic shutdowns and identity politics. listen to this. >> democrat were supposed to flip the senate and didn't. supposed to flip state legislatures. not a one. and they lost seats in the house. and in the year that was so much about making people aware of racism. their share of minority votes went down. the message to democrats from so much of the country seems to be we don't like trump but we still can't bring ourselves to vote for you. republicans are the party of don't wear masks, kids in cages, lock her up, and democrats are the party of every hyper hyper sensitive social justice warrior woke [bleep] story in the news. jedediah: yeah, so there is some truth. i disagree with some of what he said about republicans. i don't think all republicans are don't wear masks. that's a stereotype that's gotten too much that way. but regardless some of what he is saying is true about, you know, this woke nonsense that has taken front and center stage with democrats and we talked about the