safire, thank you very much. meanwhile, let's get into what dr. safire was just talking about, states that are tightening covid-19 restrictions as cases rise across america. gavin newsom in order to 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. curfew affecting more than 94% of californians. rhode island will be getting a two week pause november 30th with restrictions that include coves and colleges, bars, and recreational venues and tonight in maryland, all bars and restaurants must stop service by 10:00 p.m. while retail and places of worship must restrict capacity to 50%. my head pops because you've got this going on and what dr. safire brought up, they didn't get much notice, the largest school district in america, it is so complicated right now, but you're going to give curfews and whatnot the bars and establishments like that. just makes you scratch your he head. >> john: the head of the centers for disease control came out and said yesterday we believe one of the safest places for young children to be during this pandemic is in school, yet the mayor of new york

very very serious as the danish health authorities and deal aboard to reach have fun fly for example safire assist in maine farms the mutated virus to maine who pulls during their upcoming vaccines it will not work as they should. denmark's response to the new virus has sparked a concern among animal welfare activists our panel of guests debated the issue. the current weight and hard. precautionary measures are very important if there are issues then you need to stop the roots of transmission wherever however you can my concerns are that if this reservoir of infection then spreads to other animals and then we establish a animal reservoir for the corona virus sars kovi 2 variants then it becomes much much harder and much more more difficult to control and eradicate corona virus from the human population if that is what we are trying to achieve it's not the 1st time that we have seen cold at 19 on make farms we have seen far farms in the neck netherlands in spain in italy in the u.s. and in denmark all become hotspots for the paris so why take the risk why should we can ball with what could b

just on the but you know, i don't, i don't think the daughter told inherited much of his mother said safire may think i have is a stranger to dawdle club and also has sent me a note sent to him. so that it's good to make fun of them because he doesn't, it doesn't understand how they are going to take you right back to the picture of a fison home, which was your 1st president. yeah, yeah. don't ye start me. i was just thinking about, i'd been photographed him for some all in london. it was small own mouth, and i thought it was and a memory a ride and clara engine is in need a limousine. he didn't want to be seen in a limousine showing, get out and basically walk towards the photographer and to show that you with faith and and that what i think and it's true tall and he was a gentleman and i'd forward to grap them afterwards as well. i also photographed him playing a round of golf in unbury and states that off of course, somebody is no in the hands of donald trump. president eisenhower would feel about that, but you also photographed john f. kennedy in london, testified about the kennedy visi

operation in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region leaves one azerbaijani soldier dead and a russian safir injured. we were right next to the city of full of returning refugees. people who've been scarred by the war, people still in shock and feel full for the future. the last thing they need is more will explode.

is very very serious as the danish health authorities and the laborde to have fun fly for example safire assist in main forms the mutated virus to mimic me therefore pulls the risk they are becoming vaccines that will not work as they should. well to discuss this we have sasha camilla's a meter on projects coordinator of the organization paths of people for the ethical treatment of animals to the c.e.o. of x. ray global and a leading 4 x. broker both feel very welcome to the program such as want to start with you we just saw quite an astonishing figure an estimated 15 to 17000000 makes do to be called do you think that seems like an aggressive move. so thank you so much for having me we are very alarmed to see what we're seeing in denmark this is a new strain of the virus that could potentially mean that a forthcoming vaccine would not be as efficient for humans now we at peta have campaigned against the fur trade for many years for the inherent cruelty of the trade but now we have one more reason to shut our farms for ever it's very disheartening to see the calls happening it's millions

operation in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region, leaves one azerbaijani soldier dead and a russian safir injured we were right next to the city of the get full of returning refugees. people who've scud by the wall people student show can feel full for the future. the last thing they need is more explosions. in paris, protesters continue to rally as anger builds over a police operation which saw a temporary migrant camp cleared from the french capital. and the developers of russia's new vaccine say it's not just highly effective, but also highly affordable costing as little as $20.00 wherever you are, whenever you are, whoever you are, it's time for the news that r t international on down the corridor joining you here in the studio, welcome to the program. now in the u.s. president elect, joe biden announced his top cabinet picks for the white house. he said the world has its hopes resting on his team to restore america's historical role as a global leader. in calls from world leaders that i've had about 18 to 20 so far, i'm not sure the exact number in the weeks since we won the election

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safire. >> hey, trey. great to be on with you. >> trey: thank you. physicians are respected. for that family right now, trying to decide what to do on thursday, weighing and balancing the risks, what are some of the factors they need to consider as far as deciding whether or not to spend thanksgiving together? >> well, listen, trey, every family is incredibly different. i can tell you from my family, my husband and i are in and out of the office every single day. we cannot offer a level of security to our friends and family so we are just going to be limiting it to our immediate family. you can still be with people regardless of the number of people there. i hate these arbitrary numbers, these limitations that are being given out by policymakers. ultimately, if you are making good decisions, if you and your loved ones are perhaps limiting your social activities prior to thanksgiving to really lessen the risk that you are bringing that to the dinner table, you can be safe with people. if you have high risk people in your party, perhaps they don't join you. want to make sure th

safire, i want to start with you. operation warp speed did something we really haven't seen done in this country, and now, it's actually going to pay off in dividends. you are a medical professional, a mom. tell us what it really means. >> well, jason, you know, it is really hard to stay motivated for everyone to continue to doing the right thing in terms of physical distancing and mask wearing when you have policymakers continuously giving these restrictions they don't necessarily follow the science. however, the good news is, through operation warp speed, despite all of these recommendations s that, again, t following the science, we have true scientific discovery that is happening, and it has happened in record-breaking time. we have two successful vaccine candidates, likely an eua by the end of 2020, secretary alex azar has a likely 20 million americansy will be vaccinated by the end of 2020. we have no anticipation this was going to happen. this was absolutely incredible, and we should be celebrating this moment

he actually and i, safire was quiet and kilt, a military generals, and also, and i think, you know, graeme 3 high court judges said he was quite used to being very ruthless in dealing with enemies, but also of a rape problem with the poor. and that sort of made him get, have a very, very large influence over the continent as a whole, other time away and some sort of strong leadership was needed on the continent. michael, i want to ask you a little bit more about that because as you say, this is a military man sees power into courage, but then he really became a champion of democracy. i mean, you also mentioned the firing squads that he spoke about sacrificing on the generals if i recall correctly. can you talk us through that seeming contradiction in the way that he approached governing? yes, the contradiction out of time, these betrayed generals 2 of whom were actually former heads of states will see in us either way. i'm happy of the production process of, of the corruption which young american, the wanted to get rid of somehow eliminate in the east former leaders and 80 generals in dust