in 1776 to write the declaration of independence he was seeking to create the fullest lyrical manifestation of that cultural shift. it was incomplete, it is unfinished it was in the history of a fallen people in a sinful world. it was a step forward. maybe not as far forward as we would like but a step forward nonetheless. i think with the american experience it hinges on the capacity to honor that pulse for reason to govern passion the american story is not a fairytale and it should be. for too many people it is. i am a white southern christian. things tend to work out for me. and many of my co- regionalists have told themselves a story for a long time that slavery was not at the center of our national story. what we have to do now and ever more is use the power of reason to actually guide what we do. they are stubborn things. if we do not confront that pass with full eyes and full heart than were not being true to the premise of the revolution. what is what i would say to my more red state friends. if you want to be true to what you say you want to be true to which is the american revolut

functionally at the county level, they have things called ballot manifest. we have ballot manifest spirit sided dice, 10 like from dungeons and dragons. you put those into the software. those will give you a randomized version after put in all the ballot manifest. the computer will say in spalding county, you pulled one ballot from batch three and fulton county, two. in dority county, one ballot from batch 17 around the state until you get to the scientific number that says once you run these things through and a human being reads these, they write them down, they put the results into the system, it will give you a percentage of confidence that the outcome is correct. that is how that works.if it doesn't get to that percentage of confidence, it will do it all again for another round and add and add on till get to a confidence level. a recount is that's similar but very different. there are rules around that is well defined by the state election board. every county would have to get there ballot prepared. we did do the investment to provide a high-speed, high

we have valid manifest. we rolled 20, 10,000 dies from like dungeon and dragons and you put those into the software. those will give you a randomized version after put in all the manifest from the computer will basically say in this county you pulled one back from batch three. in fulton county you pulled two ballots. you pulled one back from batch 17 around the state and take it to the scientific number that says once you run these things through, as human being reads these, right and out on the card can put the results back into the system, , it will give you a percentage of confidence that the outcome is correct. .. forty-two for the president. they run that through the scanner to say that is what you need. then you take all of the ballots regardless of where they came from absentee and person are the early votes. they all get put through the central standard the intent is that that would be very similar to the other one. it is going to be a little bit different. it's always a little bit different. sometim

well, the 1st manifestation of surprise, surprise, when it started leeching out of the research community, this amazing ability of ai to generate fake media, the 1st application, the world in nonconsensual porn in so many ways pornography is pioneering just as it was at the very beginning of the age of the internet and enormous user calling himself fakes basically use some of these open source tools out of the research community to start making its own ai generated nonconsensual porn films, where he took real point arms and managed to get ai to generate the faces of female celebrities into the film. so these were female celebrities being targeted. he showed other users how he had made them. and from there he was posting them on reddit. it went wild because a fury was banned our credit. but the genie was truly out of the bottle. and since then, which was that in 3 years ago, there is an entire deal fake porn ecosystem. online, every celebrity you can imagine is targeted, but it's not only celebrities. it is also increasingly normal women. but again, it is a gendered phenomenon, it is almos

we have what is called pallet manifests. -- what is called ballot manifests. the rule, after we passed our ballot reform law, you would take a sample amount of balance -- sample amount of ballot, run them through the scanner, make sure it matched. then you would run those through .he central scanner the secretary directed that we procure the high-capacity scanners for each and every county for just such an occasion as this. a recount takeld given the final vote? in georgia, have recounts ever been different? recounts do not make differences. the cost, unknowable, unknown. we have procured the necessary equipment statewide for such an occasion. how long it is going to take, able be faster than what we saw in chatham county where a judge decided to order a hand count and it took five days to do 5000 balance. using technology, we anticipate it could take up to a week. we were talking with some logistic companies earlier to make sure we put processes in place. but it would have to be after the certification. byyou have to certified november 30, correct? correct?er

what about the clinical manifestations? early on in infection, confusing matters is the fact that the presenting symptoms are often indistinguishable from a flu and a flu-like syndrome. one exception, though, in a certain percentage of people, there is a curious loss of smell and taste which precedes the onset of the respiratory symptoms. now, superimposed upon the 40% to 45% of people who have no symptoms at all, those who do, 80% or so have mild to moderate symptoms that does not require hospitalization or significant medical attention, other than staying home and waiting until the symptoms resolve, as significant as they may be. about 15% to 20% of people will have severe or critical symptoms, of which the case fatality rate varies from a few percent among those to about 20% to 25% for those requiring mechanical ventilation. this becomes so confusing when you have a virus, and i've never seen anything like it, where you go from no symptoms at all of a substantial amount to mild symptoms to situations where individuals, b

what about the clinical manifestations? early on in infection, confusing matters is the fact that the presenting symptoms are often indistinguishable from a flu and a flu-like syndrome. one exception, though, in a certain percentage of people, there is a curious loss of smell and taste which precedes the onset of the respiratory symptoms. now, superimposed upon the 40% to 45% of people who have no symptoms at all, those who do, 80% or so have mild to moderate symptoms that does not require hospitalization or significant medical attention, other than staying home and waiting until the symptoms resolve, as significant as they may be. about 15% to 20% of people will have severe or critical symptoms, of which the state mortality rate varies from a few percent among those to about 20% to 25% for those requiring mechanical ventilation. this becomes so confusing when you have a virus, and i've never seen anything like it, where you go from no symptoms at all of a substantial amount to mild symptoms to situations where individuals,

who wanted to pray and manifest their faith. will he join me in supporting church leaders and championing the universal human right of freedom of religion or belief? >> i think the honorable friend for her work to champion the cause, we know that freedom of belief is under attack a human rights are under attack as well and we will work closely with like-minded partners to stand up for members of such a modernized communities. >> the leader of the opposition. >> can i join with the premise or's comments about jonathan sacks and send our thoughts to those affected by the terrible events in saudi arabia this morning. i welcome the victory of president-elect biden and vice president elect harris which a new era of decency and compassion in the white house and also welcome fantastic news about the possible breakthrough in the vaccine, in its early days and give hope to millions of people, light at the end of the tunnel. >> today is armistice day. praising the remarkable work of the veterans charities such as help for heroes of the ro

this is one of the manifestations at this point. also, the ability, even when indoors to have the windows open and the doors open to make sure that as much fresh air from outside is circulating inside. an important feature of reducing risk as well. instead of just showing you all of the things that we advise in terms of reducing risk we wanted to show you exactly what those features of activities look like that increase risk of covid transmission. this is a curve that i will walk you through. we will use this more and more in the future and i will explain why in a moment. the point of this is to show you exactly how some of the previous slide manifests in case transition across california. this is california's epidemiologic curve. what we mean by that is it is the scientific wait to say how we allocate various cases what this shows, each blue bar in the height of the blue bar shows a certain number of cases that are attributed to a specific day. it is not the day the test results came into the state. it is not even sometimes the dat

a walking manifestation of the american dream.he is a blessing that i do not deserve, but for which i am thankful every single day. the people of kentucky had a clear choice. and they sent a clear message. kentuckians said that challenging times need proven leadership. kentuckyn will need values and kentucky ideas to defeat this virus and regain her footing. -- our footing. miners and farmers in our state, the health care workers, the teachers in the servicemembers stationed across the are all going to continue to have a voice in every important national decision. i am the only one of the four congressional leaders that look out for metal america. i have been sent back to washington so the working people of this country who make things and grow things and mine things, and raise families and towns come and teach our kids are valued. voice,ng to keep their keep their influence, and help our nation come back even stronger. the trust of the people of kentucky has literally changed my life. when i witnessed dr. martin luther king's mar

a walking manifestation of the american dream. he is a breasting that i do not deserve but for we i'm thankful every single day. people of kentucky had a clear choice and september a clear message -- sent a clear message. tonight kentuckians said at challenging teams need proven leadership. our nation will need kentucky values and ideas to defeat this virus and regain our footing. the working families in paducah, minors in eastern kentucky and farmers farmers, health carry workers and teachers in louisville. the hrarltlaw enforcement officers in bowling green and serve members stationed across commonwealth are all going to 10 to have a voice -- to continue to have a voice in every important that the decision the i'm the only one of four congressional leaders not from new york or california. i look out for middle america. i have been september pack to washington -- sent back it washington so the working people had make things an grow things condition mine things an raise families in our smaller cities and towns and teach or kids ou

people trying to enter to join the manifestation in front of the minutes of pepper spray. there were basically police forces around the ministry of culture. so we can see here in a clash between the traditional political repression to the individual artists. so i think that we have to remind here what is going to happen and what happened. the movie is just claiming for dead release of one of the companions, and then he least, he's an activist that he's in jail by the charges. that's why everything is started . also another movement, clane, basically the fundamental rights that the mental rights of a species manifestation of somebody is some of miscible that we have to step what the government saying. this is whether we were really worried. this is also not only the community which, asking for it that a many different groups, this is basically the cuban society itself. so this is very important and you know what, you're saying all the protests over. well now there are reports that some people wanted to join the manifestation in different parts. you know, we are basically bl

a manifestation of what what china's trying to say you have to watch out when we are trying to reposition ourselves as a great superpower. i think one can certainly look at it that way and i'd like to address a point that we've made but if so and i do agree i would agree with 3 that what i am not saying that c. is a continuation of past meter ship i think in fact i think seeding new life donald trump bar is a norm shattering in transformational leader i think the difference though is that most people would say that trump has been a transformational leader for the worse for us but see through the removal of term limits of consolidation of power bar a lot of these munitions including our more proactive foreign policy really are a reaction to previous readership teams where there was are a saying that instructions never got beyond the walls when on high you know which is the central leadership compound so it was not just sea bred think this system recognizes that greater central station far more far a direct approach where the party could serve greater need or showing through different secto

people trying to enter to join the manifestation in front of the minutes of pepper spray. there were basically police forces around the ministry of culture. so we can see here a clash between the traditional political repression to the individual artist. so the wall have to see that the cuban government is trying to tackle all possible dissidents, free assembly, a manifestation in sight. i think that this is new, but we have to hope more for the international community, not also inside cuba to push more about those rights. protesters are on the streets of thailand's capital, once again, keeping up pressure for the prime minister and his government to step down. hundreds are rallying in bangkok, continuing months of demonstrations and also demanding changes to the monarchy to make it more accountable and carry bright yellow ducks. a symbol of the anti-government activists in pakistan, celebrating the release of an elephant following decades of mistreatment. and he's now being moved to a center in cambodia to reports from islam dubbed the loneliest elephant cow on spent almo

because i am living proof that you can manifest your dreams.ula i's seven time world champion, lewis hamilton, on his hopes of inspiring a generation. coming up on sports day later in the hour. who are the winners and losers from the government's £300 million a winter rescue package for sport. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there's yet more encouraging news about coronavirus vaccines tonight. this time from researchers in oxford who are working with the pharmaceutical company, astrazeneca. britain has ordered 100 million doses of this vaccine. researchers say trials have so far shown a promising immune response for people in their 60s and 70s. final data on how well it works should be ready by christmas. the vaccine is easy to store and cheaper than the ones being developed by pfizer and moderna. here's our medical editor, fergus walsh. it is volunteers like ian from southampton who are crucial to vaccine trials. how are you feeling today? we were there injuly when he received the first of two doses as part of the oxford astra

people trying to enter to join the manifestation in front of the minutes of pepper spray. there were basically police forces around the ministry of culture. so we can see here a clash between the traditional political repression to the individual artist. so the wall have to see that the cuban government is trying to tackle all possible dissidents, free assembly, a manifestation in sight. i think that this is new, but we have to hope more for the international community and also inside cuba to push more about those rights. well, thousands of protest as of march through guatemala's capital one week off the hundreds stormed the congress spelling and said parts of it on fire. many people there are angry about a government budget. they say supports big businesses without addressing poverty or the crime of virus pandemic. he reports, we are still defiant and determined. 7000 protesters converge on the capital, guatemala city. they want to present a 100 g.m., a tape to resign. he's been in office for 11 months and supports a 13000000000 dollar budget that cut spending on educatio

there wereany other manifestations as well that speak to this fundamentalssue of alignment sometimes there is a problem with the model architecture so there's a kind of black box issue and explain ability and how can we trust the output so to minimize or ximize so the component of the system had this own manifestation of the alignment problem. that for me is really the striking thing that makes this where we areow it's an unremarkable shift and as i talked to one researcher. he came back a year later in 2017 and there's an entire daylong workshop and by 2018 it's a significant fraction the number working on this are quite small but even over that short time to my mind it is astonishing. it can't come soon enough so i encourage all motivated undergrads and high school students to get excit because there is aot of work to be done. >> in the ai research and development field is the actual mmercialization of the technology then ahead of where it should be and should it be modeled and not on the road or courtroom? >> that is a great question and 85 year history at this poi says we are sti

and they are very effective figure the science shows, but they can also show disturbances in manifest side effects of disturbances of, of impulse, of a d. and lack of good decision making. or when you have covert 19, how long a oh, infected, you know, we don't we say 2 weeks or some people say as long as 20 days and that science is really being worked out today. but the, you know, the best data today now is it from the onset of symptoms within 2 weeks if you're no longer transmissible. but again, it's an individual thing. it depends on the initial bara load and that's sort of a gross average. so we don't really know if you take a particular person, but we know on average about 2 weeks, how do you rate the quality of information that we get from trump's doctors at the white house? has been so mixed. i do think some of the media has it has been nit picking it. i mean these are record doctors are not trained communicators. a lot of it is stage of dell has been staged by the president's people. so i don't want to be too hard on the doctors and nor do i think that we need to know every sin

and it really comes down to what's been manifested with this virus, which shows that he has been anti science. that he puts hypothetical things out, which have not been proven. and because his voice is so loud, it leads people in the wrong direction. so he's done a lot of positive things, but this lack of integrity and directness with the american people when we're talking about their safety and security has been disappointing. well, from all of that, can i assume we have all been for joe biden? well, i don't want to get in what i'm voting for, larry a at this point, and i think the we do have a choice in this particular election going forward. and i'm very hopeful the next 30 days, the differences in policies will be articulated a new think that the election will be determined in large part by president trout. and what he does over the next 30 days, a lot of people will be voting for him because of president trump, and there are a lot of people, most people will be voting. who vote for biden, not me. maybe not most people, but a lot will be voting against what he has projected as pre

and it really comes down to what's been manifested with this virus, which shows that he has been anti science. that he puts hypothetical things out, which have not been proven. and because his voice is so loud, it leads people in the wrong direction. so he's done a lot of positive things, but this lack of integrity and directness with the american people when we're talking about their safety and security has been disappointing. well, from all of that, can i assume we have all been for joe biden? well i don't want to get in what i'm voting for leiria at this point, and i think the we do have a choice in this particular election going forward. and i'm very hopeful the next 30 days, the differences in policies will be articulated a new think that the election will be determined in large part by president trump at what he does over the next 30 days. a lot of people will be voting for him because of president trump, and there are a lot of people, most people will be voting. who vote for biden, not me. maybe not most people, but a lot will be voting against what he has projected as presiden

talk a little bit about his temper and how it manifested itself and how you live with it or didn't live with it. >> it is kind of like a summer squall. it if it came out of nowhere, it suddenly burst and moved on to sunnier skies but he was very rarely ever directed downward and i think he could argue in a very heated way with anybody. he had great license to tell them what they thought, they were never afraid to challenge him or disagree with him but iwould agree right back if he didn't agree . but i think he felt he lost control ofhimself . he became discourteous and personal or something, he always regretted that and many many people have been recipients of a note hastily written note or an apology. it wasn't, it took on legend that was kind of exaggerated i think to be honest. it wasn't that big of a problem or anything area he just had one, it would come up quickly. it could be an intimidating thing to behold but he always had this line, he said the fight not joined as a fight not enjoyed and i think the best line anybody ever wrote about john mccain's personality was the great jou

us and others and make you know this or that was but what does that mean for german policy now manifesting . i am firmly convinced that what 1st of all needs to happen is to recognize that our national interest is europe would like to have this coronavirus crisis has shown how important european cooperation is like there was a really unexpected but courageous decision by the european heads of government into a lie regarding the substantial european reconstruction funds and i see that there are joint european efforts for example in the development production and distribution of the vaccine and just recently decisions were made to enable cross border aid when hospitals in border areas overflow and capacities are still available on the other side that means that europe is learning even in the crisis and i hope that this attitude of learning from one another will continue but investing in europe is one of the task i think germany will continue to face. towards the end of it as you know. this is a steinmeier the relationship with russia is at its lowest point most recently due to the poisoning

how the imperial dementions brought contact with one another and it was a manifested in the context of the war itself. i'm wondering if we could kind of take that framework and train it more explicitly on the united states, since we're thinking about what the war meant for african-americans, thinking about the united states as an imperial nation. woodrow wilson in his war address famously said that the united states was fighting to make the world safer democracy, had no selfish aims, no territorial aspirations, we're the defenders of mankind. kind of distancing the united states from these very clear and obvious imperial dimensions of the war, but as we know, the united states was fully committed and deeply invested in the project of empire, whether it's in the philippines, whether it's in mexico, certainly in the caribbean, 1917, the jones act, puerto rico, so i wonder if we could maybe talk a little bit about that and just what it means to think of the united states as an imperial nation, to think of world war i in the american context as an imperial war and what that meant for afric

i think this manifests in the generational political vibes you see in the broader country. something i wrote about and observed in 2016, for instance, is that white-collar tech workers, rank-and-file white-collar tech workers were among the biggest donors bernie sanders campaign in 2016. i think people were trying to make arguments about does that have to do with the fact that they are tech workers? i think the most obvious explanation is that these are people within certain age bracket that went heavily for bernie and 16 and again in 2020. that's one fairly obvious way which this does manifest where the politics of people further up the ladder tend to be a bit different. i want to put Ãbi wouldn't put all that to generational changes, i don't think it's the most helpful frame. they obviously have a different relationship picture that Ãb to production but that's one thing we certainly see. >> i would say to add one quick thing to that, a pattern we saw a number of times in the interviews for this book and other interviews we've done for logic magazine is also this pattern o

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, teddy roosevelt, the admiral used to justify the spanish-american war to basically say to take manifest destiny on the road because we completed the mission here at home. and those to keep the spanish out of cuba we also took over cuba, took over puerto rico and samoa and to say wait a minute we took manifest destiny abroad to spread democracy and suddenly we are colonial occupiers both for the will sony and correctio correction. >> so what is wilson's reaction against this policy to take shape in your view? >> part of what happens is the sharp backlash with real imperialism americans are not imperialist it's not in the constitution there are interesting debates in the early 1900 about what we do with these territories and puerto rico and samoa because they were not on the path to favor not occupied by white people and the qualifications for integration into the union. so they really did struggle to figure out the status. and should puerto rico becoming a state. so to go through this movement away from empire. and the democratic candidate for president and is the idealist / isolationist

we have happening today, we have been setting up with our audit and in doing so, we have ballot manifests where we know the amount of ballot fits and we know exactly how many there are. essentially, we would take a sample amount of ballots, run them through the scanner, make sure they match what we saw. you would rescan those ballots on the central scanner. in anticipation of this, as i noted earlier, the secretary directed that we procure the high-capacity scanners for each and every county regardless of population for just such an occasion as this. >> [indiscernible] in the history of georgia, have recount ever made a difference? cost -- we have already procured the necessary equipment statewide for such an occasion. it will be faster than what we saw in chatham county. using technology, we anticipate it could take a week. that is our first blush looked at it. we were talking about some logistics earlier. he would have to be after certification. -- it would have to be after certification. >> [indiscernible] >> the counties certified by november 13. the state has to certify by november 2

mathematician it was like a similar dilemma one of the things i realized in middle school we were taughtbout manifest destiny like it was a thing we should believe but what about those native americans we slahtered across the country this is not at all a reasonable theory that i could be comfortable with that. so i felt the discomfort of how overwhelmed my interest but it was there and very think it is the opposite. word you agree? >> i think that's right. also i had a discomfort moment with numbers which led to this book. when i took my first economics course remember the professor it up supply and demand curve and said what a beautiful model the market was because if people buy things depending on the price and buy or sell things if the price is right than the market is perfect and makes everybody happy i raise my hand and said the prices and the only thing when people buy something. and the professor said that's true but if we make this a simplification we can take those powerful conclusions by stripping away that extraneous stuff. >> thank you for that story and by the way i agree with you. i tho

there who dream the impossible, do not give up on that dream, because i am living proof that you can manifestones. i remember as a kid, adults, teachers, parents of other drivers, and youngsters, telling me that i would not make it, you'll never — you're not good enough, there's no way you're going to make it, go back to your country, you know? like, all these horrible things, and i remember, i'm going to prove you wrong. what's next, lewis? yes, i have won this seventh title, but we have another big, big fight to win, and that's for racial equality, across the board. lots of industries now work to have, you know, an ideal number of people of colour within their company. should formula 1 be looking to do that? you want people to earn their position, you know, so no—one wants to be handed, and we don't want to, we don't want to create a position to force these people to just hire people, minorities, for the sake of filling a space. i want to find out what the real problem is first, so we can fix it, efficiently. i am working with the royal academy of engineering in london. this research that w

reasons, that manifested into riots and destruction across our country.ns for political reasons and we have a great president makes them for us. and what a difference. he's turned the republican party into the common sense party. party. but i look at mathematical in my business and if something is out of whack, there's a reason for it. things don't just happen without input. and i'll tell you what, you look at this election, there's so many deviations and there's something that had to happen for those deviations to happen. well, our president is going to win this election, as all-- [cheers] as all of these deviations will be revealed as corrupt and voter fraud. mr. president, if you're watching, we are praying for you and we are here to support you any way we can to lead us in this fight for our country and future! [cheers] now i want to say a quick pray prayer. everybody i want you all to pray, please, i want you all to pray here. heavenly father, please give us grace and donald trump as our president for four more years. please reveal all the corruption

her struggles with that and se herself whole manifested at the end of her life. what she had done was enough. the struggles with tuberculosis she said to herself it is not who i am to languish and stayed away in invalid world, i would rather go now. in recognizing tt, which she had been put on earth too. she had not expressed the kind of -- my forite monument, the full of grace monument, thinking about that, arthur socitor's gravestone appears in btie and engraved on the stone. his stone says something like be to love and her stone says she tried. i think eleanor tried. i thinshe tried, she was loved. finding that from herselfas a great struggle but i do think that tay even the digital world of eleanor roosevelt, the inspiration she brings to people even saying no one can make you inferior without your consent, the future belongs to those who believe the beauty of her dreams. they are brought forward lik the times we are living in, the authority confus as to its role as to how to bring people into the process they are alienated om. eleanor's main goal and great l

so all of these things and there are many other manifestations as well speak to the fundamental issue of alignment but the actual mechanics are different. sometimes there's a problem with the training data. sometimes there's a problem with the model market pictures so one problem we have touched on yet is this black box issue of the interpreter ability, explained ability and how do we know what's going on inside the model and how do we know how to trust the model and reverse engineer what generated that outputs? there are questions of whether the objective functions of the system, what is the quantity we are trying to minimize and maximize and how do we find that? each component of the system has its own manifestation of the alignment problem in each of them and your second question ended up being addressed and that for me is really the striking thing that makes where we are now so different from where we were when elon musk cornered me and a bunch of executives in the room and no one had any particularly good ideas but i think we are seeing absolutely remarkable shift in the field an

fully alterman manifestation of the national security state is that is not only seeks a perpetual stateof war it will even go to all aeons to create that perpetual state of war i'm always reminded of a book at it long time ago called them is a map. and that book has a beautiful sentence. i am an invisible man not because they don't exist but because you choose not to see prince friend do you know the family this is ironic and amid the 80s if you remember we envy the one state who are supporting the mujahideen to liberate afghanistan from the soviets. belair then came to thank me for my efforts to bring their americans our friends to help us against the atheists he said the communists. when i lost so been lost in this camp high in the mountains of afghanistan. with an air raid shelter built into the living rock of the mountain 2530 feet high. camps built by the cia late as they tried to find cruise missiles and of course when you were it was they built it. no wonder but love kept smiling no wonder he did. the american song review put $1000000000.00 each to give them arms training equipme

referring to a post-covid syndrome where people get infected, they wind up having variable degrees of manifestations from mild to moderate, even requiring hospitalization. when they then clear the virus from them so that they are no longer infected or infective, they have the lingering of symptoms. we don't know what percentage of people have that. 5%. could be about 20%, 20 we are studying it to get an accurate number. the symptoms that they have is, for maybe weeks if not months, very severe fatigue, shortness of breath, sleep disturbances, temperature control difficulties, and difficulty in concentrating or focusing. that is something we are seeing a lot more about. we need to find out what the cause of it is because the virus is gone. it may be some effect of the inflammation associated with the virus. these are unanswered questions that we will soon answer. host: susan is on that line for medical professionals out of inverness, florida. good morning. caller: yes. i am a retired operating room nurse. i have worn a mask for 20 years at work. if dr.wanted to know fauci has ever admitted that he wa

but i think sort of how it manifests itself on the ground is very different because of war. war is what makes this -- what sort of defines refuge in this particular region very differently than sort of what we see happening now. it doesn't mean that there isn't conflict happening on the borders today. but i think the connotations are very different because of the way that the country as a whole is responding. >> hi. >> hi. >> just as a point of information, i live in washington, d.c. >> yay. >> there is a bridge that was renamed freedom village bridge in arlington and that commemorates the existence of that freedom colony. i volunteer at the african-american civil war museum. we talk about camp barker inside the exhibit. i invite everybody to come and read about camp barker. >> yes. >> there's no marker or anything for there, but we do take about it in the museum. just a couple of questions. number one, there's always a question about refugees being paid. there's a lot of controversy about that. can you talk to what percentage of refugees actually worked and got paid versus

the covid effect is no manifesting itself there. we have also seen some would argue a return to mainstream economics in the turkish central bank, and that is having a huge impact today, as you can see, on the turkish lira. it has faded a little bit, with the dollar down by one point 7% against the turkish lira today. we have seen 475 basis point being added to the rate in turkey. alix: we will discuss that later on in the hour. now let's look at all of our top stories we are following today. there are now 56 million cases globally, and 1.3 5 million deaths. in new york city, public schools are now closed, and new york governor andrew cuomo says indoor dining and gems could close down again. max nisen of bloomberg opinion joins us now. de blasio in new york saying now it is a question of when, not if. max: that is not a message that surprises me too much given the trajectory here and what we are seeing nationwide. i think it is just a general indication that there seems to be at least some seasonal affective the virus, that as the we

all of this is put down on those tally sheets and tracked back to a master log on the ballot manifest. >> we brought up double voting. [indiscernible] well the audit be able to identify and weed out any of those? >> no, this is an audit of the ballots that came out legally. it will be a postelection situation to look for individuals that may have violated the law and double voted. georgia, the state constitution requires privacy of ballots. if anyone has cast their ballot who is dead, that is a violation of the law. there is no way to tie this back to individual human beings. i will get you a better mask next year so you don't have to go through all of this. >> you are considering specific ballots. [indiscernible] >> we start again with a new count. in some counties, the ballots match. in some counties they don't. ,that is a good thing and verification because they're not aiming at a target. there will be a cleaner way to get to a final result. trying tohing we're do is show that the equipment scanned the ballots properly and the accounts we got were the right counts. the ballots are

after the most recent visit manifested in a military d display. its aircraft crossed the midline of the taiwan straight on two consecutive days. u.s. president trump's administration has also inkre increased its security involvement in taiwan. it sold the island top of the line equipment including jets and military drones. people in the northern philippines are once again dealing with a typhoon. the country is still dealing with the aftermath of last week's storm. our meteorologist joins us now with the latest. >> ten days ago, a typhoon made landfall. it was the strongest cyclone on earth so far this year. it's expected to move over into thursday morning local time as a typhoon. and then hit the pet innocence la. it could become the 7th named storm to hit vietnam this year. this system will cause copehouse amounts of heavy rainfall. once again, as we go into the weekend, it will hit vietnam. so lots of rain and strong winds are in the forecast across southeast asia. the chilliest air of the season is gripping parts of japan bringing the coldest m