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yet nam reported its first -- vietnam reported its first locally transmitted case in three months. authorities introduced temporary lockdowns to curb further transmission. brazil's sÃo paulo state imposed stricter social distancing measures as the who urged the country to be very serious about what it called, very worrisome case numbers. deadly as covid-19 can be, most patients recover from the virus fairly quickly. but there is growing awareness that some patients cover a range of issues even months after getting over the initial infection. dw that one covid-19 patient that told us about the illness she endured eight months. >> peggy is battling long-term effects of covid-19. when she became sick in march but she had few symptoms, but it has now devastated her life. >> i only became really ill months later, in jun at the time, i thought that everything would eventually be fine. but things did not improve. i was extremely ill, for many, many weeks, which turned into months. and i never got better. >> peggy is one of 40 covid survivors here coming from long-term effects of the illne

they were the wars in africa that nam was going every artillery support for the americans and also 1st they're not immediately likely to lose out here. but i feel that the climate change i see perhaps mostly under the prime ministership of margaret thatcher. good evening. well, it looks like being one of the most exciting election nights when the possibility of a very close result and the prospect having its 1st woman prime minister at the end of the night. margaret thatcher's election victory in 1979 triggered a transformation of britain's economy and institutions, including the b.b.c. by then a vastly expanded confident and at times combative news operation. had the network in her sights and member doing an interview with her. and when we sat down, because it was live and we had to make sure it went out, we doubled up on the numbers are twice as many cameras twice as many people. mrs. margaret thatcher is here on panorama tonight, some time before. so she went on, going 1234 should turn to everybody in the room and the 13 people. and she said to mr. dimbleby, you know, ahead of the a

and 5:00 nam purple tier counties. this starts saturday night and will be in effect for a month. >> we certainly didn't this to have stories of people being pulled over or in some ways, targeted at 10:00 or 10:25 or whatever time. this is meant to have us have another tool, another reminder, another action to take to contribute to us coming together as a state and controlling this pandemic and getting us back from purple to less restrictive tiers across the state. >> now, santa clara county is one of those affected counties. the sheriff released a statement saying it expects voluntary compliance and quote, it will be another tool authorities can use the enforce the law but our primary focus will be on more serious crimes within the community. we heard from san francisco county, not currently affected by the curfew. but officials say if trends continue, the county will be in the purple tier within the week. live in the newsroom. abc7 news. >> all right. thank you. >> now business owners and residents are reacting to the

so camps around 16 celsius there for beijing laci dry there across a good part of china a low high nam will see some a wet weather from time to time somewhere that says still continuing into were western parts of myanmar slushy drive across a good parts of south asia we are starting to see the showers becoming increasingly prevalent across southern parts of india tamil nadu maybe on to the dash very heavy rain in the forecast there for sri lanka as we go on through what you say and on into well where to stay as well more wet weather as we go through the middle part of the way further north temperatures struggle in new delhi 29 celsius here the fog and smoke problems are set to continue for they were in place is fine dry and sunny . a story of love family and freedom one of them i was 8 years old at school we heard the sounds of large explosions. and the hardships faced in captivity they came for me at midnight they told me to leave my son i said how can i contact him i saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners. and they are pricing. on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera qu

we're asking people to share the nams and mobile number of the close contacts. this allows us to reach out to those people and support them. >> just as with the center tracers this will be confident. the aim is making sure they get the information about who may have been exposed. >> this is someone that people need to opt in to? >> when you get your dough individual test. they will ask for a way to contact you. most people leave that mobile phone. they use that to hit you know what your rules are and it's forwarded to the county and they will reach out to you by mobile technology to reach at many people as possible. they are getting as many resources as possible. >> especially as we near christmas. i'm heres a look at the latest numbers in the state of dah could. we're closing in on 1.2 million cases. >> los angeles county issued a stay at home order as viruses surge out of control. the new order will be in effect until at least december 20th. essential retail will be limited to 35% capacity. >>> it's been a year of lockdowns. health care systems are feeling if

brownstein, , it's the colorf the jersey, the nam on the jersey. >> i like that. if i can onl get to the blue wall, get my little nkel every time somebody uses that. >> think about south carolina and iowa. the other states where biden may spend a little and i would but he didn't spend any money in iowa, certainly didn't spend any money in south carolina. democratic candidas anddn between them 330 $350 million $50 million in those states? in south carolina biden got 43.5% and harrison got 44.2. 44. in iowa he got 44.9. the number of candidates on either se of ran withi two points ahead or behind is pretty small. even kelly ended up being about two points ahead of biden. that's it. obviously collins, bullock, you know, ran four points at but that was fro 40-44. it is really hard now to win senate races andtates they go the other way forresident. it's not impossible. '08 we have six of those, six senate candidates in states that voted the oth way. in 12 it was five or four and zeron 16. it was one in 2020. any off there's more opportunity, to kind of separate, but ce

well, it's important because it also explains his involvement in the congregation nam black caucus as well as the congressional black caucus' move that danielle mentioned in the stand an march against apartheid. and several sit ins where several people were arrested against apartheid in the mid 1980s. in fact, congressman conyers was not just awarded naacp awards, he was awarded in our fraternity because of his involvement along with arthur ash in that anti-apartheid struggle. right. now moving to the late '80s. i know i fast forward a lot. i could have discussed the republican national convention in detroit when they nominated ronald raeg. . i have to fast forward because we have limited time. right. but he first introduced in january of 1989 the h.r. 3745. now it developed a moniker of h.r. 40, according to him, based upon the letter he had posted on the i.b.w. site, ibw 21st in atlanta he chose 40 because it was symbolic of the 40 acres and the mule fallacy as well as the reneging and coastal carolinas and coastal georgia by general sherman. we have to talk about the reparations mo

posts in switzerland, pakistan, nampa, -- nam be a -- mbia, jamaica, liberia, where she was known as the people's ambassador. willing to meet with anyone, an ambassador, a student, working people struggling to get by, always treating them with the same level of dignity and respect. she was our top state department official in charge of african policy during the ebola crisis. she received overwhelming support from her fellow career foreign service officers. and she will be at cabinet status because i want to hear her voice on all the major foreign policy discussions we have. and my national security advisor, i choose jake sullivan. he is a once-in-a-generation intellect with experience and temperament for one of the toughest jobs in the world. when i was vice president, he served as my national security advisor. he was a top adviser to secretary of state clinton. he helped lead the early negotiations that led to the iran nuclear deal. he helped broker the gaza cease-fire in 2012. played a key role in the asia-pacific rebalance in our administration. and in this campaign for the presid

i think it's good we have a president that is mag nam mouse in rhetoric.will the of demand that liberals look outside of the bubble and they sympathize with people who frankly hate them. there was all of the sa fa ris to diners in midwestern towns. now democrats have won and yet you hear the same demand. the demand for empathy goes one way in the country. that's a problem. >> you put that well. you raise a larger question. rerun the tape you have a huge margin against trump. he lost the total vote. by that token shouldn't the same people be asking everyone in kentucky to come visit other parts of the country and learn. why so many support biden. >> i don't think we're going to see an avalanche of news stories asking what the republican party has to do that it doesn't stop alienating black women. or news stories about how the rest of the country should understand how much new york city in particular suffered from the coronavirus. and why people were dancing in the street when donald trump lost the election. i think that again because -- like i said. empathy

that is continuing over there as well and then you've got boeing and a host of other travel-legalitied nam -- travel-related names carnival, 29% in a month >> and you know what is on their list, ge, go slow to go fast is their note it's a long way -- it's up 5, something like that? operationally they're turning things around. larry culp is at the helm. is this legit? is this a new day for ge and its shareholders >> yes, because i think larry was making progress before covid. then covid hit and they had the boeing problem as soon as they got fda approval, i thought it was a buy. aviation is such a big part of the story and it's great business for ge. you own this because it's a restructuring story. it takes a long time i think they're in the second or third inning they did a great job in breaking out margins in these past three q so people could see the line of sight and liquidity is pretty good eight restructuring but you have to have a couple of these in your portfolio >> not every investor, steph, can see the forest through the trees sometimes osh hr has the willingness to wait, the unde

join ami nam house minority leader huck kevin mccarthy with a lot of house seats.it's kind of interesting that aoc, leader huck kevin mccarthy alexandria ocasio-cortez, enter the georgia senate race before pelosi. who has the real power in the congress? >> that's the question. it's aoc who runs the floor. it's also the new socialist wing of the democratic party whoit controlled it. but it was also the mandate that america does not want to have socialism. it's the reason why not one republican incumbent lost. it's a reasonum why we have 40 w freshmen, the reason why democrats will have the smallest majority since world war ii. >> laura: but we do see a defining line with the squad to ganging up on so-called moderates, to the extent, there's three left in the house. so, they called out the defund the police effort and then aoc clapped back by saying in a tweet saying it's a picture of her giving him a death stare. at the state of the union address. when he declined the court packing, omar tweeted stop worrying about the progressives, maybe this is why we don't win th

luke call as the place where bootlegging, bold prostitution and cabarets belied its saintly nam and fredericksbury college, the pastor of salem methodist episcopal church and the adoptive fathe of harlem renaissance poet county colon called st. luke call nothing less than one of the quote hellholes ofod, end quote. so it was very likely that tenets in the restaurant come in the stores come in the office spaces in st. luke's hall a its apartment held parties, to help me ends meet and they ran numbers game which wn't extralegal but highly profible lottery gambling game. it was ao very popular. success in the business of leisurend living it seemed required a foot in both the formal and the extralegal economy in harlem. so let's recount. so in 1916 the harlem s luke's st. luke's. in 1918 they they form the st. luke finance corporation. within a few years that corporation makes some ambitious and lucrative real estat instments so that by929 in a ina little more than a decade, the w york st. luke's went from beg nearly $400 in debt t having more than $5 million. and that is a very conservate modern-day

so when you look at the nam and claytor all-in-one, the diseased -- when you look at the , theclature all-in-one original sars virus is called covid-19 for coronavirus disease 2019 based on its recognition in december of 2019, and as mentioned a moment ago, the virus itself is referred to as sars-cov-2. so where are we now with that? this virus, as we all sadly know, has exploded upon our planet to be the worst outbreak of a respiratory infection in 102 years, since the 1918 spanish flu. currently, as of yesterday, there were 56 million cases and over 1.3 million deaths globally. unfortunately for us in the united states, we are the country that was hit the hardest and continues to be hit the hardest by this outbreak with more than 11 million cases and now over 245,000 deaths. the current distribution in cases per 100,000 is shown here on this color-coded slide with the usual dark being the worst and light being the lightest. now, if you look at the risk levels in the united states by county, you can see where we are now in the hottest levels. we are in the processes i'll get to in a

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pandemic and taking on health care issues in general would be mental health and health issues among nam among native americans and he's following through with the new experts he's adding to the panel. the inter, jane hopkins, registered nurse and disease expert. and jill jim, director of the navajo nation department of health. obviously focused on native american health care and issues. biden, the key here, has said that he'll not only name these experts to his advisory board and to his administration, but that he'll also listen to them, he'll take the lead of scientists and health experts when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. so in is the president-elect following through on some of what we heard from him in the campaign. now in the meantime, of course, the transition is continuing to plan for the response to the coronavirus pandemic. this week they began receiving coronavirus-related updates from the federal government. as part of that ascertainment from the general services administration, getting updates on operation warp speed, for example, and progress on the vaccines and log

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exclusively paraplegics, quadrlegics, not just veterans but cerebral palsy, the bnd, site impaired, you namit we had it. back then you have to underand it was a vy tumultuous time. it with people in the streets, demonstrations, revolution was in the a. and even this group that met once the weak at hofstra university which eventually led me to join the basketball team, this group was filled wit passion, filled with, you know, had a certain sense of rebellion. the schoolas that way, the country wasxtremely polarized. any of you who hav lived during that time hadhe good fortune of living through that extraordinary time in history where the vietnam war and the country was split very solid in many ways to what's going on right now. i have to say that this organization pus people uted to support the handicap, that was the first organization that gave me a certain confidence. aarticular woman i met who ironically she had been in my high school. she eventually became an author later in life but she has since passed away. conn panzer reno who i dedicated "bo on the fourth of july" to, i remember lea

at the local level will do as you said, a very surgical type of restrictions that are the function nam equivalent of a local lockdown. but we're not going to have a national lockdown. you know, if things really get bad and you put your foot on the pedal and yet, still, you have the surge. you may need to take the extra step that you're talking about. >> you've already encouraged americans to consider canceling any thanksgiving plans that involve visiting with somebody else or having visitors come. i know a lot of americans are looking ahead, hoping to make plans for other holidays, such as christmas. when do you think americans will next be able to safely gather together for family events like this? are you suggesting it probably won't be able to happen until, i don't know, labor day 2021, thanksgiving 2021? >> you know, it depends on a number of factors, jake. for example, we have vaccines now, the first one that came out was highly effective. i anticipate that the second one likely will be comparable. you never can tell until you see the data, but will be comparable. that's great, bu

and i had spoken to justice sotomayor, which that sounds like a huge nam drop, but it's the truth. had spoken to her a lot about sharing my story and i moo story, as you know, don, has more failures than success and i thought, it was time to share that, warts and all, because my story is painful. you grow up in the south bronx projects with teenage parents and do you want to share all that? is it hopeful enough? is it as sprayersal enough? -- aspirational enough? and she said you should, because it is. she said promise me one thing, do it in spanish and english. and as you know english is my second language and do it so the little boy or girl can read it in spanish and have hope. >> and i'm sure you thought, what are people going to learn from me. everybody is writing a book. especially when you have the humility and are you going to care about what i write? you said you have more failures than you have successes. but people don't realize, that's kind of how life goes, right? you take those failures and those are building blocks to success. why did you-- why did you feel that way?

got this whole legal undercurrent over all this, this legal battle that they're trying to fight on 'nam of fronts, and the big issue there underlying these legal cases is trying to limit the number of mail-in ballots that get counted, essentially. for example, in pennsylvania. they don't want to see ballots counted if they came in past 8:00 p.m. on election day. so these mail-in ballots that have been breaking really hard for biden, trying to limit how many of those get counted. so that's really the crux of these legal cases that we're seeing. >> shannon, savor this question. because if donald trump doesn't win, this might be one of the last times i'm going get to ask you this question, or at least in the coming months. anyone in the white house or in the campaign a little freaked out by the president going on twitter and claiming states for electoral purposes when he doesn't have the -- you can claim that you're going to bed right now, but you're on television with us. it's not reality. >> right. this isn't i claim this land in the name of spain, which is what that tweet sounded like.

"why are there two forks in 'nam we ate with our hands.cept nothing less than universal praise, validation, and victory. he thinks he is entitled to it and he'll whine until he gets it that's why he is attacking the integrity of the election, and telegraphing that he wants his new, 6-3 conservative supermajority on the supreme court to steal it for him. >> hopefully, the few states remaining that want to take a lot of time, after november 3rd, to count ballots, that won't be allowed by the various courts because, as you know, we're in courts on that we just had a big victory yesterday in wisconsin on that matter so, hopefully, that won't be happening. i think we're doing very well. we're going to have an exciting night. it would be very, very proper and very nice if a winner were declared on november 3rd instead of counting ballots for two weeks, which is totally inappropriate. and i don't believe that that's by our laws. >> seth: okay, first of all, why does it sound so threatening when trump says we're going to have an exciting night it'

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untrue, when i looked into the fact checkers it was lead stories.com, llc that was starting in 2015 via namcnn and start to fact checking grouping gets a massive contract with facebook and becomes an official fact checker, it became apparent at the time that it was important to launch a lawsuit and i wanted to get the best legal team behind me to go after these fact checkers because the more that we look into it the more we realize these are not fact checkers, these are activist in here to put out information that they deem to be okay and acceptable, the idea of censoring doctors unheard of we do not live in the ussr, we are not living under joseph son, we live in a free country, doctors can have different opinions, they cannot decide the only one doctors opinion makes sense and in the time of covid-19 we have seen mass censorship especially during this election cycle, the president is being censored, twitter, this is the beginning of the end for the un-fact checked fact checkers themselves and i'm really happy to bring this lawsuit into the public. stuart: lead the charge, i think you prob