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nd you can go to washingtonpostlive.com. i'm jonathan capehart. thank you for watching. >> the house in recess until 4:00 eastern time. today, lawmakers will be working on veterans' related bills. later they will respond to the 737 max the boeing airplane. watch live on c-span. nasa spacex crew is arrive at the space take tonight. hat's followed by an onboard welcoming ceremony and a postdocking news conference. watch live on c-span. online at c-span.org. the free c-span radio app. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> next, remarks by larry hogan. he talks about how he's governed in a heavily democratic state. and how republicans can reach out to moderate americans. this is held by the rg institute. roger: good morning and welcome to the reagan institute. i'm roger, director of the reagan institute. the d.c. office of the rg and dential foundation the -- ronald reagan institute. 20-something

cafes pu bs a nd restau ra nts ca n sell food until 6pm.be heading — is closer to a full lockdown. non—essential shops, hospitality and gyms will be forced to close. some outdoor meeting will be allowed and schools will remain open. many students in scotland are under stricter measures and could find themselves under tier 4 by friday. matt crilly is the president of the national union of students scotland. very good of you to join us, thank you for your time. get us a broad assessment of where we are with the restrictions on how they are affecting students across scotland? yes, students have been struggling, like the rest of the population, through the restrictions. we have seen a real rise in poor student mental health and are really worried about the well—being, particularly of stu d e nts about the well—being, particularly of students stuck in student accommodation, in holes, where we had been outbreaks across the country. a concern today is if we are moving into the higher tier potentially in the west of scotland, what does it mean for

nd he will have -- trump will have the right to ask for a recount. once that count is certified on 20.mber so he's actually going to get two recounts in georgia, and the georgia that secretary of state would choose recount for one vote under immense pressure to so. but in another series of votes, he can decide that i'm not going do a hand recount. that's something we need to law, because orgia one law should fit everyone and everyone should live in law.rdance with that host: steven in connecticut, independent. caller: hey. you, lady greta, for taking my call. to focus on get out the efforts. stacey abrams. after the draconian tax restructuring that really hit me hard, i'm ready for a change. your d like to see -- people -- young people, there's going to be a whole group of them that will be eligible to in this runoff election. i mean, i want to see people get masks on. on.gloves knock on doors. make phone calls. et former president obama down there. and biden ent harris down there. get out the vote. what are you guys doing to drive this vote? host: c

what scotla nd is great for the whole nation. what scotland achieved here in the stadium last night of course send them to a major finals for the first time ina them to a major finals for the first time in a long time, but it also provides a nation with a much—needed lift. at last, scotland are back, and just when the country it most. bbc news, in belgrade. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. let's see whether you have any good news with the weather? no pressure, chris! i don't normally, jane, but a bit of sunshine before it turns wet and windy in time for the weekend, but some nice scenes from this weather watcher, some sunshine in west wales. xiao is never too far away and they have been affecting parts of north—west england, wales seeing a lot of showers actually. a few for northern ireland and frequent showers in western scotland where the showers continue to work in on quite a blustery wind. wind is gusting into the low 405 in the hebrides. there will be some dry weather and sunshine. the midlands, southern

strong winds with gales for western scotla nd strong winds with gales for western scotland and showerscross scotla nd showers get blown right across scotland into northern ireland and into the far north of england. getting colder. these differences across northern areas of 5—7. and the colder air will continue to feed m, the colder air will continue to feed in, getting colder still on thursday across northern areas and further south we had this area of rain that's going to be moving its way in and that rain is going to be heavy rain across wales and southern counties and the winds pretty strong in reaching gale force perhaps around southern coast but the cold est around southern coast but the coldest air will be across northern areas. a mixture of sunshine and showers and look at the temperatures with highs of about 4 degrees in scotla nd with highs of about 4 degrees in scotland and five and northern ireland with the showers starting to turn to snow over the high ground. mostly turn to snow over the high ground. m ostly a bove turn to snow over the high ground. mostly above theatre me

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nd you have our continuing pledge, and the practice of experience that we've had along the way. moments, you will hear from members of our team. deborah in with dr. birx, who will describe what e're seeing in the rising case literally every day. members of the task force wins detailed analysis of what's happening across the country and she'll give you our very best on rising cases and hospitalizations. that information is summarized week for the nation's governors and provided o them in particular detail as well. after dr. birx speaks we've asked general david sanford with update on oure an ppe ing efforts to provide and medical supplies to our hospital needs. we're literally going to make sure, as i said, that as we see cases rising, that we're meeting the needs in hospitals around america to stand up to the esponse that any one of us would want a family member to be able to have access to. then we've asked dr. fauci to us an update on the incredible and historic progress on the development of vaccines. seems like with good news happening every couple of days. to a great encour

nd they are the state sponsor. mark the one year anniversary in the city. citizens who were peacefully protesting their government's abuses. and we stand against those abuses. we want peace and security and for israel and every respect. these landmark agreements we have secured give new hope for the israelis and palestinians to end their conflict. i conveyed the decision by the government of israel to begin discussions on the boundary for which we are acting as a mediator and i hope this long helped. dispute can be and hezbollah has enjoyed total of movement through the mandated areas of control. with iran's support and arsenal, fired missiles in israel. the united states cannot abide by these actions. the renewal reported new attacks against peacekeepers and investigations. we are hopeful that these important steps will ensure that there can be a mission that fulfills its mandate. if not, we will have to move in a different direction. mr. prime minister, it's always an honor to be here with you and visit israel. this is a place that has a special place in

nd our diversity will be strengthened by the new class arrival. e also value the fact that our long national nightmare is about end.me to an on january 20 at noon. most existential threat to our democracy, our of lifeour american way decisively.eated he lost the popular vote. decisively. lost the electoral college decisively. joe biden has secured more votes other presidential the date in the history of republic. at first-term ok presidents who have been been difficult to do. oe biden has done it, and he's done it with one of the most ever.ve margins he president will remain in so.ce for 64 days or we're hopeful he'll dome demonstrate -- he'll demonstrate some leadership in that interim because the covid-19 away.ic has not gone wasn't it the president who said, all we hear about is covid, covid, covid? that was the president. but then he said it was going to away on november 4. what is wrong with this guy? it has not gone away. it's gotten much worse. the pain, the suffering, the increased exponentially. over the last several days. last several we

pretty gusty as further rain sweeps across eastern england, more wet weather in the centre in scotla ndin the centre in scotland and northern ireland and further showers following but largely confined to coastal regions of england and wales. it has been very mild and followed by a mild night, temperatures no lower than 12 oi’ night, temperatures no lower than 12 or 13 night, temperatures no lower than 12 or13 in night, temperatures no lower than 12 or 13 in some areas. tomorrow looks pretty hairy in the morning, this area in the south—east looks set to develop and turn heavier and be quite slow moving soap for parts of the south—east and east anglia come quite a soaking first thing sunday. further showers in the west and more persistent rain stalling in southern scotla nd persistent rain stalling in southern scotland and northern ireland for a time. the focus for the strongest winds is on the south coast tomorrow, high spring tide in the risk of some coastal flooding. perhaps in the afternoon something a bit brighter in central and eastern england, towards the south—west though this bit

nd the senate broke. it is unconscionable, unconscionable leadership to abandon our people. while we are arguing about negotiations and while we are arguing about points, people are going hungry. and we are dismissing their needs as blue state needs. or as bailouts. depending on what party you voted for. hunger has no party. illness has no party. and when we allow suffering to be alleviated or concentrated based on political affiliations, we are doing a disservice to our entire nation. this reflects food hardship cross the count dry, 5.6 million households with them struggling to put food on the table. 17 ords filed 43,500 in major cities from march until september. 13.4 million adults living in rental housing today, nearly one in five renters were not caught up on rent. small businesses don't know if they are going to exist in a month, in a week in january. we cannot afford to wait for a new administration or another election or a political state of play. we need to get people help now and the senate bro

scotla nd difference to the north of the uk.and wednesday could pick up quite a bit of rainfall, up to 100 millilitres but look at the temperatures. mid teens, 15 or 16 if we get any brightness to the south and east. wednesday, as well, yes, there is a front coming on to the west, but woman pulling up from the south. 17 degrees possible somewhere like london, but cooler conditions coming in with the rain from the west. here is a big switch over from from the west. here is a big switch overfrom mid into thursday from the west. here is a big switch over from mid into thursday and friday. low—pressure trucks up to the east, high pressure begins to squeeze in behind it, and that squeeze in behind it, and that squeeze pulls in airfrom the north, arctic air, big change for thursday and friday. when you will definitely feel, as we pull in that colder air, temperatures of the north of the uk will feel close to freezing. actually into the week ahead. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the entertainer des o'connor — known for his p

we cannot help but be happy about that, as the speaker is nd i am.i also want to commend the speaker for stressing so much that we have to crush the virus, which she has been saying for so many months. i think the last time i was here with her, we talked about the need for robust national testing, tracing, and treatment, which is in the heroes act and which she kept insisting on as she negotiated with the white house. she realizes, as most of us do, that we are never going to get the economy back on foot, we are never going to create jobs and we are never going to make this country strong again unless we can crush the virus. she is like a laser beam, keeps insisting that that is so crucial. as she mentioned, the numbers, the virus continues to spread. yesterday, more than 116,000 americans contracted covid-19. t was a one-day record since the pandemic again. o when the speaker says that this has to be crushed, it's because it's getting worse. we have to address it. the sad thing, my role is to get into more specifics about what the trump administrati

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nd i think that's going to be really his challenge. a great point. i've long fought key political uestions about a biden administration, how is he to erent from trump but obama, getting a leverage on what it might be like, tomorrow, come in next on that. before, of this course, but the way i try to think about it is, are there key assumptions or orthodoxies from the obama administration that you ifferent this time, know, and i guess, you know, you could address that in the or ext of the middle east more broadly, on other issues, but, you know what do you i guess maybe not shifts but debates what are the broader sort the of foreign policy community around biden, about whether or be a ere should significant departure. lines of what e eric was suggesting or something else? tom.hanks, and this is already such a rich onversation, i'm really enjoying it. think, yes, i think what you've already heard from this about the president-elect, would suggest that he sees possible, that he doesn't go in with these lofty visions the way did.a it feels like obama's sp

nd we will find common ground. we came down to $2.2 thrillion nd ongoing negotiations. mr. clarke: i would frame it like that. we aren't hag willing offer the used car. the policies matter. who is included in these policies and who is excluded matters. the price, we can work with. we have come down by half. we are taking on more, putting the airline industry back into our proposal to adjust for that. but it matters how this money is spent and this relief will get o the american people. reporter: > i didn't mean to gloss over. when the time comes, you are not going to make it in time if we don't make it in time and ericans need help -- [indiscernible] r. clarke: mr. jeffries: we'll cross that bridge. but hopefully arrive to an agreement on the covid-19 package and working to do that to work to make sure there is a government shutdown. but we have to fully fund the government that katherine has articulated. let me end on a later note. we are conducting our leadership elections virtually as i outlined in a letter to the caucus on friday. we created a virtual app where members

it tuesday, the rain is still stuck across scotla nd the rain is still stuck across scotland and acrosso, with sunshine as well. southerly winds, those temperatures continuing to rise up to around 12 or 13 degrees. changes later on the week, the weather front bringing the week heads into england and wales, then pressure builds from the atlantic behind that, later in the week. for the early part of the week there is more rain around, especially in scotla nd more rain around, especially in scotland and northern ireland, that pushes into england and wales, that high pressure means it gets colder, there may well be frost and some fog as well. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: a call for coronavirus vaccines to be available for all as leaders from the world's biggest economies meet for an online summit hosted by saudi arabia. in the uk, an alternative to a covid vaccine for people with weakened immune systems enters its final stage of trials. boris johnson faces questions about whether he tried to tone down an independent report which said home secretary priti patel broke the ministeri

we do see some cloud pushing into central, southern scotla nd pushing into central, southern scotlandland, england and wales, so some northern ireland, england and wales, so some mist and hill fog and temperatures 5—7 . frost more likely in scotland particularly in the north—east with the clearest skies for longer with temperatures down to -5 in for longer with temperatures down to —5 in some places by the morning. a lot of cloud around on sunday morning. the mist tending to lift in england and wales, brighter skies in west wales. dry in northern ireland, more plaid for western parts of scotla nd more plaid for western parts of scotland with sunny spells for eastern areas. temperatures tomorrow seven to 11 degrees, more likely to have double figures in the west, cooler on the eastern side of the uk. changes as we head into next week. the high pressure bringing all that low cloud starts to recede as weather fronts moved down from the north. these are quite weak, there won't be a lot of rain but we will see some rain in the morning across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. th

saturday morning with a touch of frost, parts of the far north of england, maybe ireland and scotla nd to the north, but this lump of cloud with mist and merck drifting northwards across england and wales, the odd spot of rain with that and some higher temperatures down towards the south, 12—14 c. the channel islands should get away with some sunshine to the day, clear skies here through the night. but for many other spots, we see a lot of clouds drifting northwards, some misty and murky conditions, the odd spot of rain holding on to some conditions. here there will be a touch of frost, a cloudy day for most on sunday with... this is bbc news, the headlines. the united nations has urged restraint after the assassination of a top iranian nuclear scientist. moh—sen fachree—zaday died after gunmen fired on his car. western intelligence agencies accused him of being one of the founders of the country's nuclear weapons programme. iran has accused israel of being behind the killing. the united states has now recorded more than 13—million covid cases — just six days after the country reached

but that may well play a part in what scotla nd may well play a part in what scotland do this eveningong years. we know this is being played out in the middle of a global pandemic and we know from many people this is just a game of football, but believe me, it has the potential to put a smile on a huge number of faces. chris, you mentioned there won't be any fans. that's obviously a massive part of what scotland do, but have any of the top got there at all, have you seen any the top got there at all, have you seen any scotsmen —— scotsmen in belgrade? i was here to pick up some accreditation and someone mentioned that he was just talking to a member of the totten army. there will be some who will be attempting to try and get at least to belgrade to try and get at least to belgrade to try and soak up some of the atmosphere. i haven't seen any. i think most if not all have heeded the warnings not to travel because if you travel here, you have to self—isolate when you get back home. but it is going to be interesting to see what kind of difference that makes to the game this evening. chri

for western scotla nd but with a lot of cloud. western scotland there will be heavy rain and by the middle of the week some flooding. we have patchy rain around at the moment. that is pushing eastwards. but it is going to be steadier rain across western scotla nd steadier rain across western scotland and the highlands and argyll and butte. a lot of cloud tonight and temperatures rising to 14 degrees by the end of the night and a stronger south westly wind. that will blow in more cloud tomorrow. some drizzle over western hills. the rain continuing in scotland. temperatures 15 to 16 degrees. get some sunshine to the east of the high ground and we could see temperatures up to 18 celsius. this very mild air is coming from a long way south. this is tropical air and it won't last forever. look at what happens and by thursday the winds are coming down from the north. and it will feel much colder. wednesday is transition day. we still have some rain around. heavy in scotland. lighter in england and wales. in eastern areas we have the last

nt to particular things that they want to change, they only affect a very small number of ballots a ndome of them are about things like the distance that counters can stand from the watches. and that wouldn't affect a ny the watches. and that wouldn't affect any ballots. we have got affect any ballots. we have got a vigorous legal attack being mounted but in the end i don't think its going to amount to much. whether it amounts to much. whether it amounts to much or not, what do you make of the fact that he has swung into action so vigorously? is this the constitution working effectively, is it every candidate's right to take things to court if they don't like them? it is always everyone's right to take something to court and it is certainly appropriate for candidates to do that if they think that there has been fryett —— fraud. i'm not sure whether donald trump sincerely believes that or not, it is very ha rd to believes that or not, it is very hard to tell with drum, whether he believes the things that he is saying, but we simply don't have any evidence that supports the kind of claim

tier 3 with the highest level of restrictions, pubs and highest level of restrictions, pubs a nd restaus highest level of restrictions, pubs and restaurants will be limited to ta ke and restaurants will be limited to take and deliveries. there will be no mixing of households apart from up no mixing of households apart from up to six people in outdoor spaces. only cornwall, the isle of wight and isles of scilly are in tier i. councillors and mps lobbied to keep lincolnshire and kent out of tier 3, is only some local areas had high levels of infection, but they failed. london will be in tier 2, and liverpool which piloted mass rapid testing has moved down from tier 3 before lockdown to tier 2 will now. we are now expanding this community testing programme even further to launch a major community testing programme honing in on the areas with the greatest rate of infection. this programme is open to all local authorities in tier 3 areas in the first instance and offers help to get out of the toughest restrictions as fast as possible. covid hasn't simply posed a health and economic challenge

we still need full safety a nd caution is needed.need full safety and effectiveness data for the moderna and pfizer vaccines. but there is a real sense that some of the most vulnerable to covid could be vaccinated before christmas. more reasons to smile, how optimistic should we be?|j christmas. more reasons to smile, how optimistic should we be? i was happy last week and even happier now. it shows that last week's positive results are not simply a flash in the pan. but we have to be cautious and keep our feet on the ground, but it is looking good. if we get positive results from the 0xford astrazeneca vaccine, which we have 100 million doses of, we would be in have 100 million doses of, we would beina have 100 million doses of, we would be in a good place. the mirjana jab will not come until late spring for 2.5 million people, so we cannot expect vaccines to change the way we live this winter. we need to know whether any of these jabs prevent transmission as well as stopping people getting ill. but it is about the best news we could

nd may god protect the troops. announcer: you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's able television company as a public service brought to you by your television provider. the secretary of demeanor mon ealth gaveen -- given an update. several thousand ballots remained. she responded to questions about tweets about the president. his is 15 minutes. > i have no pockets tonight. good nch, everybody. thanks for joining me here yet again. we're coming in the home stretch here. the counties have been working incredibly, incredibly hard. hundreds of thousands of ballots have been counted here today. and we're in very good shape. but there's still -- still some to count. so they're working incredibly hard. they're going to keep counting into the evening. nd you know, stay tuned. so, let's see -- we have -- we've been reaching out. we've been very closely in touch with all 67 counties making sure that they're reporting on this regular basis as possible. i know all of you, everybody aro

a couple of weather fronts moving in, this one heading towards scotla nd moving in, this one headingreland. this one sitting in the south—east bringing cloud and patchy rain but in between we have clearer skies, no wind and some moisture. that is why we are seeing the fog developing across england and into east wales. more cloud into scotland and northern ireland and patchy rain in the north—west, keeping frost away from most areas of scotland. it should be frost—free in the extreme south—east of england. together with some freezing fog patches. i felt around tomorrow morning and that will be slow to clear. as a result, it is going to be cold. this is the area more likely to have the fog that will linger through the morning. this is where we had a yellow fog warning. that fog is slow to left, perhaps lifting into slow cloud from the afternoon. some sunshine across other parts of the northern england, wales and the south—west but these showers from the figure cloud in the south—east running through the english channel. some through the irish sea and cloudy skies with patchy rain for s

chilly start on monday morning and then we get atlantic weather fronts bringing in rain into scotla nd northern ireland. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8... a call for coronavirus vaccines to be available for all as leaders from the world's biggest economies meet for an online summit hosted by saudi arabia. boris johnson faces questions about whether he tried to tone down an independent report which said home secretary priti patel broke the ministerial code by bullying staff. none of us want to see bullying or poor practices within the workplace, and the home secretary has been clear that she would never want to do that intentionally. the government is to change how it invests in big spending projects to ensure the north of england gets a fair share of the cash. five, four, three, two, one, liftoff!

as it could do actually in gloucestershire and oxfordshire, there is more cloud coming into scotla nd there is more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland, patchy rain, there is more cloud heading to the south coast of england with a bit of rain here but elsewhere temperatures typically six to eight, colder weather, fog persist, that will be round during this evening but it will tend to lift because all this cloud that we have in southern england bringing patchy rain is going to be heading northwards, as that happens, skies will clear in northern ireland, the far north of england, southern and east parts of scotland, so these areas could see fog round but more likely to have a frost, further south, those temperature also be back up to five to eight degree, by the end of the night. this weekend, though, could be a cloudy and grey one for many of us, but at least it won't be as cold, the colder air is getting shifted towards the north of the young, milder air coming in on a breeze that is developing coming across from continental europe. but it brings with it a lot of cloud, so

ba rs a nd restau ra nts will remain closed until the 20th of january.like everywhere else in the world, has been badly hit by the pandemic. that's why in the south of france, in cannes, more than 150 business owners demanded to be allowed to open. translation: perfectly understand there is an emergency. we perfectly understand the coronavirus. we are like the rest, meaning we, too, can fall ill. we can also die, but in addition, we can go bankrupt. it's difficult. restaurants and bars can access government help, either 200,000 euros compensation or 20% of their turnover. but the real lifeline will come with a vaccine. france aims to start vaccinations with the elderly and vulnerable at the end of the year or start of january. in the meantime, the warning from government, if infections raise their country could see a third lockdown. paul hawkins, bbc news. later in our business coverage we go live to paris to talk to a leading economist about the impact this has had on france. here in the uk, ministers from england, scotland, wales and northern ireland h

could see more of a breeze and bits and pieces of clown developing across the north and west of scotla ndotland through the day but most places dry and the winds are even lighter, these are the mean speed you can see in single digits, a bit breezy for the western isles and into the north—west corner of scotland. temperatures then between nine and 11, may be 12 degrees in the warmest part, so a chilly day after the chilly start. as we head into thursday another area of high pressure sits right on top of us so very light winds and it means we could have issue with stubborn areas of mist and fog with some areas and staying grey where the fog lifts into low cloud. after a cold and frosty star, most places dry with sunshine but there will be increasing wind and cloud for the north—west of scotland and he probably a little less cold, 12 or 13 degrees, single figures for most. the area of high pressure moves to the near continent ending the week and this low pressure drifts up from iberia which is likely to bring warm southerly winds but also the chance of showers or even longer spells of rain.

both temperatures continue to lift in scotla nd temperatures continue to lift in scotland is lookings stage of november. thejet quite mild at this stage of november. the jet stream then to next week starts on for quite a big trough in the west atlantic and that is going to move closer to the uk as we move in through monday and tuesday and that's going to encourage rain to arrive and monday will be quite a wet day with rain extending northwards and it doesn't look to be particularly windy but perhaps across southern and western areas, the temperatures looked around the time of year on southerly winds and run 50 to 60 degrees, probably the best of the tribe right weather for scotland and difficulty temperatures for about 12 or so every tuesday, the southerly winds continue to bring areas of cloud northwards and still with the threat of small parts of rain, but still more showering in nature and probably more dry weather to go around, still mild for all of us, temperatures 13 to 15 celsius. so, to select the weather is going to turn increasingly mild into the week and next week as well.

the country has been successful nd retraining the ownership. the good news is, we know that they're pushing in some ways to do -- to create some of the sins of the past. and some of the sinces we need for example failing to invest and efficiently and in great resill consequence. that has devastated the community out here with wildfires. the band news is that this is a company that is teetering, they have an enormous amount of de. i expect we will be back urging them to return control of the company. there's actually been some legislation that's passed. i couldn't make this easier for us in the meantime. so we are waiting, ready. we've got more than 200 local public officials. saying weaver. we think it's time for customers to own the unit yue tillity that they're paying for. > so other specific regional models when you look at this? >> yeah, i mine, the rural cooperative has been a model of utilities that has existed, you know, for decades. what we're learning about it is that at first, they have access to this with the cost of capital. so when

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therials stillgoing,nd a pfizer says data could angech. but it plans to apply for emergency use authorization as soon as possible. izer expects to produce up to 50 mlionilaccineos des globally in 2020 andp to 1.3 llion doses in 2021. now, investors reacted positively to the news. share prices in new york hit a recordig hh on monday. just after the start of trading the dow set its first intraday record since february. it ended the day at 29,157, up osinclg.% from last week's now, let's go over to nhk world's catherine kobayas in noorkho's watching all the developments from there. biden's victory also seems t soe having an effect. what's ahead for the economy? >> thanks, miki. joe biden will teak his seatn ann open fder full of chamgchamg challenges, an economy encumbered by th effects of the conarovirus, millions unemployed, businesses shut down, and he may heav to navigate his way through a divided congress. for more on what's ahead we're joined by michael moran. he's the cef ehiconomist at daiwaapit cal markeer it camari. mr. moran, thank

brighter weather in scotla nd of rain around.onditions could spread to northern ireland and the north of england for a time, but overnight, this guy is really clear. east scotland across much of england and wales, it will clear long enough to give us patches of frost. quite a chilly start to the day on tuesday. tuesday, four east wales, most of england, eastern scotland, we get off to a bright start. cold northerly winds around, and temperatures along the east coast struggling. high is a 5—6%. further north—west, the weather will turn milder through the day, but as the milder air arrives, extensive cloud, probably mist and fog over the hills, and patches of light rain and drizzle as well. that is your weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: wales faces tougher new corona restrictions. pubs across the country will be banned from selling alcohol in the run—up to christmas. singer rita 0ra has apologises for breaching england's lockdown england's lockdown rules. the prime minister says "every member of the public, "includin

cafes pu bs a nd restau ra nts ca n sell food until 6pm.to two business owners who have already been hit by the current covid restrictions. david dalrymple is the co—owner of a1 kilt hire. and graham suttle, who is the managing director of kained, a chain of seven bars and restaurants across scotland. welcome both of you. so i want to know how you're both feeling about the prospect of tier 4. david. tier 4is the prospect of tier 4. david. tier 4 is effectively a lockdown with the schools open. and we have been suffering quite a lot from being unsure about whether they were coming, so this puts a final nail in that coffin, so we cannot accommodate anyone and the business is effectively closed, on pause for however long tier 4 may last for. how has your business been throughout the restrictions, have people been hiring kilts at anything like the level they were before? no, nothing like the same level. we are in the wedding industry, and historically, people book in advance, so we have suffered from people not bringing their wedding party and

you are always happy when you are winning,nd we are going to win. moment, every time a county, philadelphia, allegheny county, every time they drop the numbers, we are getting 80% to 90% of them in joe bid's favor. i'm extremely happy about the day is going.>> joe biden is dua statement in prime time later this afternoon from delaware. you think he is likely to say anything along the lines of saying that he h won this election? >>e i know den. joe biden is a very class individual. he will not gloat. people think the people for the hard work they did on eleion day, look forward to the results, and abide by the results one way or another. if they come out to make him the winner, he will accept it. but i don'ton thinkht will be the night for that because all the boat will be in. i'm sure he will thank all of overgain, no red states, no blue states in america, only united states of america. i am sure that he will think the people that voted for him as ll as those that didn't vote for him, he will still be there president. >> we ha plenty of time after a

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clear skies in scotla nd of northern england. clear skies in scotland a while.sure build again and the breeze will lessen in the air will stagnate. it will turn very grey and cloudy and there will be some quite low cloud as well so mistan be some quite low cloud as well so mist an fog in the hills. some sunshine for a while in north—eastern parts of scotland developing in west wales and the south coast of england through the channel islands. 12 degrees here. light wind elsewhere, 8—10, breeze picks up on the far north of scotland. we see some atlantic air around that area of high pressure and for the start of next week, that high pressurejust and for the start of next week, that high pressure just briefly recedes, gets pushed away by those with difference moving down from the north. on monday will start to see the breeze pick—up. westerly then north—westerly, for cloud, rain in scotla nd north—westerly, for cloud, rain in scotland and northern ireland heading further south into england and wales when it is cloudy and not as misty on monday. temperatures good for

nd i have zero patience for that. in the coming weeks, i will work ith puerto rico's governor-elect, residential commissioner, and legislative assembly with the incoming biden with my ation and congressional colleagues on both sides of the aisle to determine the best path forward. promise a particular result, but i can promise i will ever stop fighting for the equality of -- for the american citizens of puerto rico. and i yield back the balance of time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, last week on 11, we celebrated veterans day. i rise today to thank each and very one of the men and women who've dawned the uniform of the united states military. the press my gratitude for individuals who have served to secure and protect our most precious freedoms. acknowledge the sacrifices that these brave americans have the ed to make america country that it is today. stair wellagon in the to the office

november, december account for about a faith of annual retail spending in scotla nd a faith of annualy and the revenue they generate now in the coming weeks, is money that often tides them over the period of the winter months post—christmas as well so it's absolutely critical that period of the year for retailers in scotland. so that period of a few weeks would normally be a few weeks will be reduced injust a weeks would normally be a few weeks will be reduced in just a few days before christmas. that is right. we have been trying to encourage people to shop early christmas for a variety of reasons, primarily to do lace same shopping in times of customers but also staff as well but we do not appreciate it and have a lockdown was on the cards are busy until the last few days but that's going to mean that the period after this lockdown is even more critical for retailers. not everyone, of course has an online presence as well but those will be sorely tested over the days ahead. in terms of government help for businesses that are in serious trouble, is there anything else you would like

, drier, gusts up to 50 mph around the coasts, 70 or more than that around the north—west of scotla ndre. temperatures, mild for england and wales, called for northern parts of scotland, very blustery across the north of scotla nd blustery across the north of scotland and the northern isles in particular, further south holding onto the cloud, outbreaks of rain, particularly southern scotland, much of england and wales, remaining windy, a very mild night, 15—16 is the minimum across the south—east, chillierfurther north. the minimum across the south—east, chillier further north. that weather front brings rain into monday across the eastern side of england, but eventually clearing through. it is a cold front, so is it clear through, taking the rain and cloud with it, but also the milder air, something fresher through the day. right as well with some sunshine, showers piling into western areas through the day, merging together to produce longer spells of rain, so quite white in some areas. it is going to be another windy day, particularly in the south and east, is that weather front clear

nd he said he will never leave us nor forsake us. having him is better than any type of support or weapon that give.n to his family, our district still mourns ron's loss. salute you for raising such a hero who was also such a servant. i rise today in memory of staff sergeant john a local hero from florida's 14th district who erved our country in the armed forces and sadly killed in combat in the afghan theater. fter participating in junior rotc for four years and graduating from haynes city high in the u.s. listed army and began with the army rangers. he served at fort drum, new carson, colorado, and during this time also did two tours in iraq where he heart.d his first purple in 2010, staff sergeant reiners died of wounds sustained when attacked his forces in afghanistan. awarded a second purple heart and the bronze star medal osthumously for his dedication to his team. he was also a devoted husband to casey and father to lex. the entare family, our -- entire family, our district and morniurns john's loss. e was the epitome of a gre

nd fairly often it is more virulent and widespread than the before. and we are experiencing the first wave. it to begin to stop? the only things that will allow there havebecause been people who have not been infected and this virus has an insatiable need to replicate itself -- what will stop it? our behavior. we can stop it by doing the things we're told by public health officials over and over to do. the second is the vaccine. it's on the way. it will take time for that to occur. and so in the course of that toe, we have got to begin continue to work our way through . headline out of utah, local leaders urge people not to gather for thanksgiving as utah again smashes local record. doublewe are seeing this every two or three weeks and if it were to double again, it would clearly exceed our capacity. we are right at the breaking point now. so i'm asking the question, as i .id before inc.'s. the state has asked that citizens not