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turns the constant u. turns on policy. we had at the end of august charles walker, vice chair of the $922.00 back bench committee, who said it's becoming increasingly difficult to promote and defend government policy. as so often that policy is changed or abandoned without notice. the climate of uncertainty it creates, he said, is sustainable. this is one of the big beasts of your party actually coming out now and saying enough of this enough of these u. turns and you aren't really, i thought i thought huge respect charles. but i think that's been over the top. i think walks has made us fed up, as i said, is, is, is the lockdown because nobody wanted to, to go back into that and reluctant, prime minister has they sit in premises, not one state was forced. and the result of him having to take action as made a lot of concern was greater because the conservative party we do not like infringing on anyone's liberty, that has made a lot of people frustrated, myself included. yes. a lot of people, a lot of people in the cancer of

it's designed, as soon as the u ship surfaces to reveal hitting guns and attack the u boat.they go through a minefield and it's just a extraordinary story. i won't tell the entire story. i will tell that at the end of the voyage, both crews lined up for a photo. and what james telling didn't know, and with the other americans that day was that u both crew were all walking dead men. because in a matter of this or months they would never be seen. again these are the powerful stories inside the unknowns, that took me hears to on earth, including, here some of the street were found here in the national archives, as i enter. thumb another incredible story is the story of the 49th company of the marine corps. the next to me is not the 49th company. it is actually two five. second battalion, fifth marines. but their story really begins at belleauwood which happened exactly hundred years ago today. i mentioned the charge -- this was a world war i d-day that no one has heard about practically lsu or the marine corps, or you were eight world war i buff. this is where the marine corps

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u have people like dr. fauci, you know, really sounding the alarm for these lastwe several s about the direction we're headed in. you have the president, you know sort of barely acknowledging the rising infection and death tolan then, you know, all manner of officials in between. you got the secretary of health and human services, alex azar, p reiterating basilic health tenets speaking about their vaccine progress. but you aren't seeing a coordinated centralized federal response. and i think that's reflected in depending on who's giving it that day. robert:arah, i want to come back to your beat for a moment. in terms of testing and treatment, what are the costs of this pandemic? sarah: so for patients, they are supposed to be free. there are soe rules that congress passed this spring that are meant to make corovirus testing fre and with goodeason. we don't want people to be afraid of a medical bill not get tested when they thk they might have coronavirus. so that means n co-payments, no deductibles, a speci

ne we emphasized anget your u ot in addition to get covid tested. we want to make sure no one is filling the hospital beds with flu cases. st that will ct our ability to deal with whatever we need to come our way with covid. >> as the mayor you are concerned with the health of the residence and economic realities. thare intertwined these days. what do busiresses and dents in san jose need to pull through the difficult times? do you, as the mayor, ve the resources to provide what they need? >> bluntly, we need more money.s than easy thing for ci polis to say. in this case, we all know that congress has been deadlocked on providing any significant aid for several months now. we would love to sespeaker pelosi's bill passed. but we've got to get money in the hands of small businesses. many employees are laid f. unemployment insurance has to get extended, people are desperate now. >> the new unemployment numbers in t n jose doseem to be that bad. of the county is 6% unemployment. >> 5.9% they just cameout. things are getting better. we know it hides the

back, u shape is where the change has got fewer -shapednow see u recovery. 20% of people still thinking a v-shaped recovery. i don't know what they are seeing. v-shaped but see still everyone is a bull. even though it is a minority view. romaine: i thought we were onto the square root recovery. joe: it is kind of like the hurricanes. we have gone through the alphabet and we have to use greek letters now. romaine: one of the reasons that a lot of people talk about the v-shaped recovery is because of all that data when it comes to retail sales. we saw it rise again in recent months. however, the rate was a little bit slower. we will talk about that after the break. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: today, we are focused on the potential pause from investors from all the bullishness we have been seeing across financial markets. today, some interesting data. joe: it is impressive, retail sales on trend, back above where they work precrisis. we have seen a lowering of the pace. it is the green bars you really want to look at. retail sales on a month over month basis volatility's lowest level of

u nfortu nately, like barack 0bama did.that makes him open to challenge in the court, it is not a done deal. that makes the possibility of him enacting a lot of this kind of legislation still up in the airas to this kind of legislation still up in the air as to whether he might be able to do it. will it be a simple thing, him rejoining the paris climate agreement? well, even during the vagaries of accounts over the last couple of days the vagaries of accounts over the last couple of dastoe biden took time to tweet about the paris climate agreement. the yes left on the 4th climate agreement. the yes left on the 11th of november. joe biden tweeted to say that in 77 days he would bring the us backing, that is the 20th of january, when he would be sworn in. he willjust have to sent a letter to the game saying that he wanted the us to be back in and they would be back in the fold, match a letter to the game saying that he wanted the us to be back in and they would be back in the fold, much at the delight of pulling out their hai

turns the constant u. turns on policy. we had at the end of august charles walker, vice chair of the $922.00 back bench committee, who said it's becoming increasingly difficult to promote and defend government policy. as so often that policy is changed or abandoned without notice. the climate of uncertainty it creates, he said, is sustainable. this is one of the big beasts of your party, actually coming out now and saying enough of this enough of these. you turns out roland. i thought i thought huge respect, charles, but i think that's been over the top. i think that what has made us fed up, as i said, is, is, is the lockdown because nobody wanted to, to go back into that. and reluctant, prime minister has says and promises not one state was forced and the result of him having to take as made a lot of concern was greater because the conservative party, we do not like infringing on anyone's liberty, that has made a lot of people frustrated myself included, yes, a lot of people, a lot of people in the president of the sick,

some of the wealthiest corporations on the face of the planet.the f i want to focus on twitter and u ask you initially, is twitter a publisher? ? you >> is twitter a publisher? >> yes. >> no, we are not. we distribute information. >> so what is a publisher?r? >> an entity that is publishingp under editorial guidelines and n decisions. >> > well,> your answer happens be contrary to the text of the federal statute, section 230, h which defines information ontent content provider is any person or entity responsible in whole e or in part for the creation or t development of information provided through any interactive computer service. a was twitter being a publisher n when it censored "the new york o post"? >> .no. we have clear policies on the ho conduct we enable on the platform. >> except your policies are applied in a partisan and selective manner. exc you claim it was hacked materials, yet you didn't clock the distribution of "the new york times" story that alleged to talk about president trump's tax returns, even though a federal statute makes it a crima to distribute someone's ta

>>in the east bay u c berkeley officials have decided to change the names of 2 buildings on campus for us charles clifford has details and reaction from cow students. >>well this week, the leadership of u c berkeley has decided to remove names from 2 of its buildings. on wednesday crews working outside the now former barrows hall pride, the name off the wall. the building had been named for david barrows a former u c president who also promoted white supremacy in the early 1900's across campus luck on tall will also be re titled that building was named for brothers john and joseph lecomte who were slave owners in the 1800's and who also tried to use science to promote racism on wednesday, you see chancellor carol crest posted a message of support for the changes saying the legacy of a building's namesake should be in alignment with the values and mission of the university has expressed in our principles of community that was clearly not the case for either of these buildings on campus wednesday, the few students it could be found were also in favor of the changes i think it's a great i

we will get those u on the screen. there's the picture we have been showing.is him right around the end of world war ii, right? >> yes. this picture was taken making 45. by that time he had his fifth star. a lovely picture. i think he looks tired. i don't know if you would agree but it looks content. the picture were full-length you would see he's wearing only a single bar of ribbons and five stars on his shoulders. he was not one toalk around like a soviet general with metals all the w down to the waste. i like this picture because i think he looks approachable, though i was a tired. that's got to be a fairly accurate assessment since it's impossible to know how you could be working when hundredours a week or 130 hours a week sometimesome upon might come up in middle of the night and not come out every three year stint like that really deeply tired. >> in 45 come how old was he? he was born -- >> he was born in 1890. he was given 55. if youook at pictures when he was predent of columbia university he looks younger than he does in that picture even though it w

and the string of u. turns on key policy. my guest this week here in london is one of his junior and he's very powerful army elected to parliament 3 years ago. can mr. johnson the home to use current slide in the opinion polls, and what will the party do if you count them out? palami, welcome to comfort zone. good to be here. i want to look at 1st that the government's handling of the pandemic in recent months. we know that a vaccine now appears imminent. but after a decade of conservative rule, britain was woefully unprepared to deal with this. pandemic any pandemic, wasn't it? despite numerous warnings and dress rehearsals, why was your party asleep on the job for so many years? well, i think what we saw with the pandemic was that the vast, vast majority of countries found themselves unprepared for it. and the reason for that, the fundamental reason for that was that the nature of the pandemic wasn't quite what was previously expressed. his expected. what was generally expected by most countries was something that resembles

and i got fed up with the u. turns the constant u. turns on policy. we had at the end of august charles walker, vice chair of the $922.00 back bench committee, who said it's becoming increasingly difficult to promote and defend government policy. as so often that policy is changed or abandoned without notice. the climate of uncertainty it creates, he said, is sustainable. this is one of the big beasts of your party actually coming out now and saying enough of this enough of these you turns you are all in. i thought i thought huge respect, charles, but i think that's a bit over the top. i think walks has made us fed up, as i said, is, is, is the lock down because nobody wanted to, to go back into that and reluctant. i mean it's, has they sit in practice, it's not one state was forced and the result of him having to take has made a lot of concerts when he was created because the conservative party we do not like infringing on anyone's liberty, that has made a lot of people frustrated, myself included. yes, a lot of people, a lot of people in the cancer

turns the constant u. turns on policy. we had at the end of august charles walker, vice chair of the $922.00 back bench committee, who said it's becoming increasingly difficult to promote and defend government policy. as so often that policy is changed or abandoned without notice. the climate of uncertainty it creates, he said, is sustainable. this is one of the big beasts of your party. actually coming out now and saying, i'm off of this enough of these u. turns and you aren't really. i thought i thought huge respect charles. but i think that's a bit over the top. i think walks has made us fed up, as i said, is, is, is the lockdown because nobody wanted to, to go back into that. and reluctant, prime minister has they sit in premises, not one state was forced. and the result of him having to take has made a lot of conservative m.p.'s straighted because the conservative party we do not like infringing on anyone's liberty that has made a lot of people frustrated, myself included. yes. a lot of people, a lot of people in the

right moving along to college hoops the usf women's basketball team opens their season tomorrow at u c davis, the dons are coming off a tough 2019 2020 season where they struggled with a number of injuries. this year they're coming in healthy and hungry for more kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney explains why the dons believe will turn some heads. together. >>that's the word the usf women's hoops team ends every practice within the huddle and it's the philosophy that kept them going during a tough season and offseason. >>i think keeps us. you know together when we're going good great times and. >>really difficult and challenging times you know such as the pandemic or you know was only 6 players on the court. >>last year injuries whittled the dons roster down to just 6 healthy players by the end of the season. those 6 athletes fought to finish strong winning 3 of their final 4 games. this year having 15 healthy players on the roster feels like a luxury, i'm so excited. i mean. >>it's actually have bases here is just going to be so exciting girls that with the experience as well. >>the

tiktok has until today to select the u. s.erations. >> thanksgiving is coming up and in northern california we see wild turkeys walking around apparently turkeys on the east coast are having trouble. >> reporter: call it a problem. wbz in boston caught up with the turkey harassing locals . the tom turkey has been a nuisance for awhile. he was forcing a man into his car. residence say they have had enough and they want to see that toddler gone. >> if you are threatened every year, i would be angry also. right? >> reporter: he is protecting his territory. >> do not try to eat me. >> reporter: you need to hide. i don't know if the aggressive approach is the best approach? >> i love that story diane. we will check back in around 6:30. >> reporter: gobble, gobble. >> all of this turkey talk. >>> good news for gamers. the playstation five has arrived. the sony console features a much anticipated dual sense controller along with quicker load times for games and a fast, solid state drive. it is 16 inches tall and can be used horizonta

>>plus for a second consecutive election cycle posters prove inaccurate y u c berkeley professor believes there may be a donald trump effect. good evening, everybody thanks for joining us on kron 4 news at 8. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus joe biden is on the brink of. >>crossing the threshold in becoming president-elect that is after reclaiming part of the blue wall today. >>2 key battle ground states when biden's way today, the first michigan which the carried in 2016. this is despite. president trump prematurely claimed victory of the great lakes state on twitter the other key state biden flipped to earn a lector ul votes, wisconsin. the president's campaign has requested a recount there and that leaves nevada and pennsylvania looming large tonight grant that's right want to take a look at the results and where things stand here on our trusty electoral map. >>again the associated press, calling the state's in dark blue and dark red, it's the race to 2.70 right joe biden much closer he's up to 2.64 president trump currently standing at 2.14. and when you do the math. what do you

what do u think ofhis actions despite official warnings not to travel out of state? >> i learned a while ago, living in a glass house myself, should notthrow rocks. kudos for apologizing and being forthright about it. he recognizes his error, we have all been there. >> mayor, how will you, yourself be spending hi thanksgivingyear? will it be different than it was from a typical year x >> my family is mix of irish and sicilian and mexican. we are big catholic family. it's not going to be that way. we will miss a lot of folks. we had a newborn baby in the family, my nephew. we will miss not seeing fotes defi want to see. obviously, it's a painful time for a lot of families right now. we will have to hunkerdown, do the best we can to get through this. there will be a lot of celebration when we can get on the other side of this. when do u see the other side coming? what are you saying for how long they should be holding on?a >> we see the light at the end of the tunnel. we don't know how long the tunnel is. ab the announcementt the vaccine was very good. that's months do

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the u. s. surpassed the record for hospitalization for a third consecutive day yesterday. the situation has gotten so bad in chicago, the mayor is telling residents to stay home for 30 days starting monday. in michigan, the governor worn hospitals were running dangerously low on protective equipment. >>we need to double down on the public health measures as we are waiting for the vaccine to come and help us out. >> eight months into the pandemic, health officials say we understand more on how the virus is spread. >>we know the highest risk is to be inside with others without masks. stay outside and keep your facemask on and maintain social distancing. >>one other thing, health officials have learned during the pandemic that infected people without symptoms can spread it. colder weather forcing more people inside and more gathering for the holidays, this could be a deadly combination. health officials are recommending downsizing holiday gatherings to single households where or no more than two or three households for outside gatherings. >>fremont usd has voted in favor of r

he was accompanied by the mossai intelligence chief u in t.ry of state mike pompeo has reported to have be president we were told the meeting lasted three hours. >> it was first spotted by an is raeli journalists who saw a private jet fquently used by mr. netanyahu seemed to be flying to saudi arabia to this plant mega city, on the red sea coast. it is one of the placencthe crown p has eyed as part of orhis visionodernizing saudi arabia, high-tech hub. >> israel's education ministry later confirmed the meeting on israeli army radio saying the fact that the meeting was made public in a semi official way something of great importance. he added tacs was a warm ptance of israel by the sunni world and something your ancestordreamed of. can't overstate how politically sensitive this is. saudi arabia has no diplomatic relations with israel. while there is a former official confirmation from ezra, we're -- from israel, we are getting different messages from saudi authorities. the foreign minister tweeted "i've seenss peports about a meeting. no such m

u had to design an event to create more spread u would have different people come together and take their masks off and have a meal and have a few drinks and sit close together. of the virus would wa a holiday, that's what it would design. is sad and we needto do it differently or we will see more deaths than we should. >> how are you planning to celebrate sang thanksgiving this ye? >> fourmypeople. wife, my daughter and two children. they have all been in san francisco in a pod. even tre we will ep more than six feet away around a large table. we will order in from a it's not exactly we will do every year but we want to stay healthy and stay alive. >> how do you recommd talking to friends and family who don't think it's t sky to together or is safe if you get tested prior to being together. >> unfortunately,the test is not completely reassurance, if you knew everyone around the table had a negative test at day, you could be reasonably comfortable it's fairly safe to do. of ththlogistics of are pretty hard. so, what you are probably going to see is someone got the test four days ago and i

the coronavirus update. 19 special on t w n u u m e. no. here's, here's a review and how last year's german chancellor, who bring you an angle out man called and you've never have before. a surprise yourself with what is possible. who is medical really what moves and also who talks to people who follows her along the way. admirers and critics alike, how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy? joining us from eccles last stop. since the beginning of the pandemic, numbers are playing an even larger role in our day to day lives. which is better standing 1.5 meters apart or 2 meters. what exactly is the all right? do i have enough masks? how long can i wear one for the numbers inform decision making? how many kids can be safely? one classroom for how many people should i be allowed to meet with between you and changing numbers coming to us every day. what's important, and how do you keep your head from spinning? with so many statistics associated with a coronavirus pandemic is imposed, was give on top of them all, or even to unde

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pollsters proved inaccurate y u c berkeley professor believes there may be a donald trump, the facts. >>welcome back everyone and thanks for staying with us to continue talking points on the selection. how did the election pollsters get things so wrong. most polls leading into the election. actually show large margins in the favor of democrats but in reality the presidential race is razor thin kron four's noelle bellow reports. >>pollsters. and everybody else is prone over confidence, professor of leadership at u c berkeley don more studies over confidence from both a psychological and statistical perspective. >>he and a former student analyzed polls from 11 election cycles in 7 day batches they found while it's easy to take sampling errors into account. it's harder to account for all other unknowns is in fact. >>a 95% confidence interval the result land inside 95% of time up in the calls done within a week of the election. they land inside the conference normal just 60% of the time and as you go further back in time of course the hit rate goes down that so many questions about how wh

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but then in the back of my mind i'm like, it's the families that deserve the u—turn.rnment is urging people to mark remembrance sunday at home this year, by taking part in the two minute silence, watching events on television and sharing personal stories over social media. hello and welcome to bbc news. we'll be bringing you the latest news and analysis from here, and across the globe. in his first speech as us president—elect, joe biden has appealed for an end to what he called a grim era of demonisation in american politics. addressing crowds of flag—waving supporters at an outdoor event near his home in delaware, mr biden said it was time to heal and that his administration would marshal the forces of decency, fairness, science and hope. the president—elect said getting the coronavirus pandemic under control was his top priority. our correspondent, lebo diseko, reports from washington. the president—elect of the united states of america, joe biden! cheering. a moment that has been 30 years in the making. joe biden makes his victory address, repeating his campaign p

boris johnson revolt, and an embarrassing political u—turn.ly say would be back to normal by christmas and he did not manage expectations well in that sense. epidemiologists always warning about a second wave, and i think this is why you are also now seeing a degree of caution from borisjohnson with that seeing a degree of caution from boris johnson with that slightly cringe worthy line yesterday about be jolly but not too jolly. that's where the government does not want isa where the government does not want is a lot of super spreading incidents. going to attract embarrassing headlines towards the end of the christmas period is leading to january. , jolly christmas but a jolly careful one as well. i would with the psychology is here. they said the people should there personaljudgement in that video he sent from number ten, and not only lengthen the law and for the authoritarian way but i don't think the government has a choice at this point. ever since the barnard castle incident i think the tone has been to common sense, and so the governmen

, andi families that deserve the u—turn, and i thanked him on behalf of the families.councils, restaurants and cafe is provided food for struggling families. after the government ruled out extending free school meal vouchers in england beyond term time. now the plan is for local authorities rather than schools to distribute funding over the christmas holidays stop there will bea christmas holidays stop there will be a £170 million grant scheme run by counsel to help food and bills until march. —— run via council. it will be expanded across england next year. a scheme helping pregnant women and young family will go up from april. support has already been announced for children in scotland, wales and northern ireland. marcus rashford is seen as a hero by many, but as the pandemic pushes more families into hardship, it's focuses on widening the safety net for those on widening the safety net for those on lowest incomes. let's see what is going on... sorry, go ahead! that's right, james. we have been on together for a very long time now. ifeel like have been on together fo

the prime ministers ‘u—turn‘ puts the country under a tough new lockdown, thats according to the observerve the nhs, as it warns readers to ‘stay at home'. the paper also notes that millions more will be furloughed, as the government extends the scheme until december. the sunday express describes the impending lockdown in england as a ‘last ditch plea' to save christmas and to avoid a medical distaster. shockdown — that's the headline in the sunday mirror. it leads with warnings from experts who say the lockdown delay could cost lives. the sunday times says the prime minister was forced in to this new lockdown by fears of a ‘medical disaster‘ — as uk coronavirus cases hit1 million. the mail on sunday reports that lockdown has sparked a ‘tory civil war‘ as the paper claims members of the cabinet were ‘kept in the dark‘. and the star has a front tribute to former 007, sir sean connery, who has died aged 90. now i‘m sure we will find time to say goodbye to bond later, but let‘s start with the story that has drien everything else off the front—pages and lockdown two says the sunday express. w

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u—turns from the government.vernmentlj reasons we have seen the u—turns from the government. i have to say i do not know how many people are members of whatsapp groups. i belong to quite a few and, you know, that being from being on them any more than four people, it is impossible to either have a structure to the conversation to determine direction of travel or indeed to know what the consensus is by the time you have finished reading through threads. a p pa re ntly finished reading through threads. apparently ms symonds can send 25 texts to her husband or her husband to be per hour along with 20 whatsapp groups, raising a new baby and running around, i do not think there will be much decision—making in the whatsapp groups. the telegraph touches on this. it is just an attempt to throw bile and vitriol at the government. i think there are so many legitimate reasons for doing that, that this spurious story is not really necessary. 0k. dave, let's look at the sunday times. they have an inside spread by times. they