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still ahead on al-jazeera without trade bill rose iraq is not fully free i have. a call for action to defend democracy as the opposition in belarus receives the e.u.'s top human rights watch. and the nascar and south korea's lambton lighting festival into its nest of cultural heritage sites who look at its history and what it symbolizes. but. it remains exceedingly cold in the korean peninsula northern china and to some degree japan but that's tempered by the amount of snow that's falling yes it isn't quite as cold when it snows normally that suits still true for honshu and falk rather but less so of the next as equally temperatures though not rising considerably won't be quite as below average as they have been they've been $4.00 to $8.00 degrees below average there maybe sorry to 7 per average gautami get to friday but in hong kong things are warming up the cold air is underneath the grey skies in central china probably a little bit of rain in one or 2 places that will feel cold now as the rainy season continues in indonesia surprisingly air quality in bangkok h

is facing a partial government shutdown as of tuesday unless congress agrees a stopgap funding bill rose jordan has more now from washington. the u.s. president donald trump has refused to sign a $900000000000.00 bill that would provide economic support to americans and their families to businesses and to the overall u.s. economy he says it's because the one time stimulus checks that would be given to many americans just isn't enough the deal that was struck between republicans and democrats set aside $600.00 per person but the president has insisted that every american adult get 2000 dollars and that their children each get $600.00 now this is something that congressional republicans who normally support the president don't want to do they say that would vastly increase the federal budget deficit will democrats for their part are taking sides with the president because they say the suffering is deep and is only getting deeper and that any money will make a difference now refusal to sign this legislation isn't just about stimulus checks it's also going to affect whether unemployment chec

bill. markets rose on the news, following days of uncertainty, as mr trump threatened to block it. urselves what's in the us coronavirus relief bill. the relief package approved by congress and now the president is worth over $900 billion. it includes a payment of $600 to americans earning less than $75,000 a year. mr trump said he wanted americans to receive more then three times that. about 14 million americans faced a lapse in unemployment benefit payments — they will now be restored. now, in a new twist, democrats in the us congress are trying to increase the relief payments to $2,000, which puts them in rare alignment with donald trump. let's go to north carolina and speak to taylor griffin, a republican strategist, who worked in the white house under president george w bush. good to have you with us. i am fascinated by republican reaction to donald trump's last minute objections to this bill. it was a big surprise. these are provisions that the president's negotiators and republicans, especially in the senate, had been opposing all along because of the high price tag of a $200

bill. markets rose on the news, following days of uncertainty as mr trump threatened to block it. ourselves what's in the us coronavirus relief bill. the relief package approved by congress and now the president is worth over 900 billion dollars. it includes a payment of 600 dollars to americans earning less than 75 thousand dollars a year. mr trump said he wanted americans to receive more then three times that. about 14 million americans faced a lapse in unemployment benefit payments — they will now be restored. now in a new twist, democrats in the us congress are trying to increase the relief payments to 2 thousand dollars — which puts them in rare alignment with donald trump. speaker nancy pelosi has just said she believes the house will pass a bill to that end today — however it's unlikely the republican controlled senate will concur. taylor griffin is a republican strategist who worked in the white house under president george w bush — i asked him about republican reactions to president trump's attempt to derail the bill. it was a big surprise. these are provisions that the p

bill. markets rose on the news, following days of uncertainty, as mr trump threatened to block it. ourselves what's in the us coronavirus relief bill. the relief package approved by congress and now the president is worth over $900 billion. it includes a payment of $600 to americans earning less than $75,000 a year. mr trump said he wanted americans to receive more then three times that. about 14 million americans faced a lapse in unemployment benefit payments — they will now be restored. now, in a new twist, democrats in the us congress are trying to increase the relief payments to $2,000 — which puts them in rare alignment with donald trump. daniel lippman is the white house reporter for politico. he joins us from washington. good to see you. mr trump not siding with his own party on this. trump is a populist and, despite his efforts before not to lift a finger to make these payments are possible, changed his mind at the last minute, blindside in his own party, and is now pushing for this $2000 figure, and so democrats are saying, where we re and so democrats are saying, where we

bill. markets rose on the news, following days of uncertainty as mr trump threatened to block it. selves what's in the us coronavirus relief bill. the relief package approved by congress and now the president is worth over $900 billion. it includes a payment of $600 to americans earning less than $75,000 a year. mr trump said he wanted americans to receive more than three times that. about 14 million americans faced a lapse in unemployment benefit payments. they will now be restored. and in a new twist, democrats in the us house of representatives have voted to increase the relief payments to $2000, which puts them in rare alignment with donald trump. however, it's unlikely the republican—controlled senate will concur. let's turn to washington and speak to some people who are there and talk about some of the aspects of how this bill will affect them. nita bud hands out food to the poor and unemployed in chicago. shejoins me now. we see that you were in your car and we know you are a busy lady so we appreciate you being here with us. how are un the people you are serving, i understa

while the creek in danville each out 60 degrees north bay temperatures, some of our warmest with bill santa rose as well as petaluma at 63 for your highs today now tomorrow's temperatures will be a little bit cooler skies will have a few more clouds but we'll stay dry for daytime hours on wednesday. before some brief evening showers wednesday night into early thursday morning. dry new year's eve and new year's day starts dry before another chance of evening showers late friday night next week looks to be a lot rain here this week with chances of showers increasing sunday into monday. robin. >>all right, thank you john we're checking in on the traffic and so far we're getting through the morning commute without any major hot spots that remains nice and quiet here at the pay gates on the bay bridge into san francisco and smooth across upper deck right on through downtown effect and you make it into san francisco, the skyway is wide open so is the central the james left the 2.80 extension, no problems even leaving san francisco heading over to the peninsula, let's head over to 92 in the san mateo b

a couple of our warmest spots on the map will be yacht bill santa rose as well as petaluma each at 63 for today's daytime highs. let's get that look ahead all the way through the end of this year on thursday and the start of the new year on friday now we do have that one last chance of rainfall tomorrow night to thursday morning new year's eve looks dry new year's day. we'll start dry before another chance of rain into friday night then comes next week and those increase chances of rain for your first full week of january. >>robert all right check in on the traffic still pretty quiet. and incident wise we don't have a lot of problems out there nor do we have a lot of traffic folks are on vacation, they're still at home or out of town. they are not at the pay gates here on the bay bridge. it's been a nice clear trip into san francisco throughout the morning drive and looks like it's going to stay that way normally we have heavier traffic by now, but it's just not happening. so if you do have to get to work come on in it's wide open here at the pay gates, let's check some more bridges s

unclear whether president donald trump would sign the coronavirus stimulus bill congress passed earlier in the week. the dow rose 70 points. the nasdaq gained 33 and the s&p 500 was up 13. last night, president donald trump did end up signing legislation for $900 billion in covid economic aid, providing support to millions of americans. it was not the unemployment's lapped where 12 millions americans. the presidents of the house will vote today on providing $2000 relief checks to adults and $600 for children. wonder woman 1984 pulled in just under $17 million in us and canada over the weekend according to warner bros. that makes it the most successful north american box office opening since the pandemic took hold in mid- march. the movie was released simultaneously in theaters and via streaming. at&t, warner brother's parent company, says nearly half of hbo max subscribers watched the movie on christmas day when it debuted on the platform. the studio has already announced it will be fast tracking a third wonder woman film. that is your cbs money watch report. for more, look online. at the cbs broadcast center, i

because congress is now getting what it wanted which was a signature on this bill yeah and despite all the political dramas rose millions of americans will be breathing a sigh of relief tonight. well it may be bittersweet because let's put it this way the unemployment benefits that some 14000000 americans had been receiving that money ran out they got their last checks before christmas and so it's going to take a bit of a delay in order to get those extended unemployment benefits back on track and even then that money runs out at the end of march so instead of getting $11.00 weeks of additional support people are now only going to get about 10 weeks and so that is somewhat bittersweet what has been prevented is this idea that people might get kicked out of their rental homes starting on new year's day because the eviction moratorium will now be extended this means that small businesses will be able to get some additional financial support to so that they can try to keep their employees on the payroll as it were and it is going to provide some continuity of funding in distributing the 2 covert 19 vaccines that h

know we can name all of those names you know the david frum the bill kristol or the people who are in the bushes and chasing the call rose they will have lucrative jobs on the various cable networks and they hold on very high say who has suffered as a result of the iraq a kind of libya the truth is they are the ones who have gone to prison whether it's julian the song whether it's chelsea manning. is with is edward snowden is the true sailors who have sung and that's a way. to say that that's great in a way this is the deep state operate that the days of the people who actually expose the war crimes who go to prison because they will say this is this is a violation of the law you know that's and that's the you know they that is inside of the prison go to rules you know destroy an anonymous 10 thousands hundreds of thousands of lives you're going to go with like a professorship at georgetown so. you're absolutely right that's that was due to such a great crime just being one of the things that it's it's really amazing if we really think about the whole concept in history of weiqi leagues and only patenting perhaps it was

thatnell wants a bill target small businesses and vaccine distribution. oil rose.s allies reached a deal. members agreed to ease production curbs more slowly than planned, giving the weak energy market time to absorb supply. it will now be delayed three months. the compromise seeks to avoid a damaging split within opec with the uae unhappy with production levels. a brexit slump. u.k. saying demands are putting it on hold. nier to return with a deal potentially in reach. they say a breakthrough is less likely. sources say a change after france threatened to veto any agreement it doesn't like. the reserve bank of india expected to keep rate policy on hold for a third straight meeting. the repurchase rate will stay at 4%, according to all 30 economists surveyed. the rbis cut rates by 115 basis points this year. they see the economy shrinking more than 9% this year. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. juliette: shares of the

rose to 2837 from 2582. average hospitalizations jumped to 138 to 178. bill diblasio says people should prepare now. >> it is increasingly necessary to break the back of the second wave, to stop the second way from growing and taking lives, stop it from threatening our hospitals. >> that warning coming is new york city shutdown indoor dining, that started yesterday. >> hunter biden, 400,$000 in income while working for ukrainian gas company. 2017 email shows attorney notified him his tax returns needed to be amended. last week hunter confirmed he was under federal investigation for his tax affairs, joe biden reportedly not being investigated at this time. all this information comes as sources tell the wall street journal william barr told prosecutors that it could affect the outcome of the election. senator ron johnson called out the media for refusing to acknowledge the hunter biden story when it first surfaced in the new york post. >> this is not a surprise, just amazing, galling that postelection and the mainstream media are recognizing the hunter biden st

our chief meteorologist bill martin will get more on your bay area forecast >>> u.s. retail sales rose pandemic. the figures compiled by master card examined sales. they show this year's increase is directly tied to the big shift to online shoppingduring the shelter at home orders. >>> president-elect joe biden has three cabinet positions left to fill. lawmakers are weighing in on who the nominees should be. fox news has the latest on the transition from delaware. >> reporter: the president- elect has no public events this weekend but the transitions at work vesting nominees for the three spots. one for attorney general stronger progressive options. republicans are working to keep biden's picks middle of the lane. >> the progressive movement is 35 or 40% of the democratic coalition. and, i believe that the progressive movement deserves seats in the cabinet that has not yet happened. >> i know your previous guest probably would like him to move more to the left but i have been pushing to keep them in a moderate place where he is willing to reach across the aisle. >> reporter: president-

french government backs a bill to introduce so-called green passports under which movement restrictions will be placed on people not vaccinated against coronavirus. this rose.

rose 87 and the s&p 500 was up 32. the bipartisan group of lawmakers that introduced a coronavirus relief bill last week say the final language could be out today and they are hope will it will pass both the senate and house. congress also has until friday to pass legislation to prevent a government shutdown. >> kia is recalling nearly 300,000 vehicles that are at risk of an engine fire. the south korean automaker says it covers five different models from 2011 to 2015. kia is currently working on a software update to address the issue and dealers can replace the engine if it finds there is a problem. >> cbs is ramping up its staffing as it prepares to vaccinate millions of americans for the coronavirus. in an email to its customers, the drugstore is hoping to find pharmacists, nurses, and pharmacy technicians who help administer the vaccines. cbs and similar stores like walgreens and rite aid will be among the places the coronavirus vaccines will be available. that is your cbs money watch report. >>> facebook says it will begin removing false claims about coronavirus vaccines. it will also remove conspiracy theories that have

bill. the deal added hundred 48 points. nasdaq gained 106. the s and p rose 21.e the leader of a broad-based rally . >>> joe biden is expected people to fill his cabinet. he reportedly wants to nominate deb haaland as interior secretary. the nomination would make her the first native american to lead that agency. there is concerned the democrats might risk their majority in the house if she leaves her seat in congress. the president-elect also nominate michael reagan to head the epa. she is north carolina's government secretary. if confirmed by the senate, reagan would be the first black man to run the epa. >>> for moore county starring the stay-at-home order in less than 90 minutes. coming up, has some san mateo county businesses plan to whether the closures . >>> up next, a big reward for some stolen hikes. why they are worth $160,000. >>> the return of dry conditions and slightly cooler overnight temperatures. will take a look at the extended forecast. ♪ no, no no. let's show 'em how it's done, becky g. ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪ ♪ get down h

french government backs a bill to introduce so-called green passports under which movement restrictions will be placed on people not vaccinated against coronavirus. this rose coalition government falls after the knesset fails to secure a new budget in time the country's headed for a general election and yes. good morning to you thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. congress to make changes to the much over $900000000000.00 relief bill he called it a disgrace for not putting the american people's interests 1st and for including more than a few pandemic related provisions us president wants individual payments increased from $600.00 to $2000.00. congress found plenty of money for far john trees lobbyists and special ijaz while sending the bare minimum to the american people who need it it wasn't their fault i am asking congress to amend this bill and increase the ridiculous lelo 600 dollars to 2000 dollars or 4000 dollars for a couple house speaker nancy pelosi was quick to react blaming republicans for not providing information on what the president expected to be written in the package she said democrats already to discuss the matter as soon as

object when chuck schumer rose to ask for unanimous consent to go along with donald trump's proposal of a $2,000 payment per individual. every democrat in the senate supports the bill. a handful of republicans in the senate have at least been claiming that they support the $2,000 payment. but none of them objected when mitch mcconnell rose to play the role that he himself has gleefully described as the grim reaper. >> would the senator modify his request to include a unanimous consent request that the -- to include unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of hr-9051, a bill received from the house to increasing recovery rebate amounts to $2,000 per individual that the bill be read a third time and passed. the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate? >> is there objection to the modification? >> i object. >> objection is heard. is there objection to the original request? senator from vermont. >> would the senator modify his request that immediately following the vote on the veto override, the senate proceed to the consideration of hr-9051 that the bill be considered read a t

rose on the news foowing days of uncertainty as mr. trump threatened to block it. let's remind ourselves what is in the relief bill. packagapproved by congress and now the president is worth more than $900 billion. it includes a payment of $600 to each american earning less than5 housand dollars. mr. trump said he wanted americans to receive more than three times that. about 14 milliona mericans face pse in unemployment benefit payments. most of those will now be restored. now in a new twist, the democrats in the u.s. congress d the house are trying to $2000. that puts them in rare alignment with donald trump. let's go to the white house reporter for politico who joins us from washington. good to see you. mr. trump not siding with his own party on this. >> no, trump is a populist, and despite his efforts before not to really lift a finger to make these $2000 p paymentssible, he changed his mind at the last minute, blindsided his party and is pushing f these $2000 figure. so, democrats are saying, where we you months ago when this, when help from your usministration, could have this down may be gotten it to $1200 st

from is she stored in the bill for an event a small town in the french alsace region or not surprise michelin star restaurants worldwide. in his 6 cheese stores rose there are around 100 different types of raw milk cheeses some take years to mature. really good people the most important other producers the cows the goats the sheep and also the people who make the cheese of course with these that's the basis of very good cheese and then of course good rightness and matures here until it's reached perfection for the east emily rogers farm is a one hour drive from the you'll find it for john francoise antony and his father it isn't for to have a good relationship with her more than 60 producers after all the animals are kept in flawless is the taste of the cheese for public you need good meals to make high quality it seems so the goats nutrition is very important you have to pay attention to what you feed them and when and how much but because the goats graze on different plants in the pasture when we process the milk at the dairy we have to take this into consideration. oh my family home and your suggestion is the goat cheese picked us just once whi

bill. the dow jones industrial average gained 204 points to close near 30,404. the nasdaq rose94 points, and, the s&p 500 added 32. still to come on the newshour: a look back on mistakes made tearly in the u.s. respon the pandemic. a frontline report from theep democraticlic of congo on vaccine equity.ou politics monday team breaks down the president's decision to sign the covid relief bill. and more. >> nawaz: the time-honored tradition of casting back on the past 12 months at the close of this year.s a somber occasion une coronavirus pandemic brought ld hardship and suffering that in one way or another touched nearly every american in d.20, and millions more around the wo the "new yorker" magazine devoted nearly its entire current issue to the subject this week. piece, "the plague year," author lawrence wrward-winning chronicles some of the principal events and people of the pandemic and the eff contain it, and points to three al moments when he says events might have turned out differently. >> lawrence wright, welcome back to the "newshou" and thanks for joing us. those thre

rose. weekesidents died in the ending december 21. seven-day average has more than doubled. mayor billio is urging residents to stay home over the holidays and only celebrate with people living in the same household. the european commission is calling on member states to reopen passenger trade links to the

rose. weekesidents died in the ending december 21. seven-day average has more than doubled. mayor bill de blasio is urging residents to stay home over the holidays and only celebrate with people living in the same household. the european commission is calling on member states to reopen passenger trade links to the u.k. while discouraging non-essential travel. they say any unnecessary journeys should be avoided until further notice. the british government is trying to reopen trade routes to france after a day of cross channel political bartering failed to end the chaos at the u.k.'s busiest ports. the official cost of the postponed tokyo olympics has increased by 22%. games willsaid the cost $15.4 billion, up 2% from last year's projections. audits show that the costs are even higher, at least $25 billion. expenses come from renegotiating contracts and measures to combat the pandemic. the olympics are set to open in july. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bl

defense spending bill and then maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin will talk about election legal challenges and white house transition. and tennessee republican congressman john rosen congress and the trump administration's pandemic response. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at season eastern thursday morning. and -- seven eastern. and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. ♪ ♪ >> coming up tonight on c-span2, treasury secretary steve mnuchin and federal reserve chair jerome powell testify on the coronavirus response. then, a discussion about republican legislative priorities for the 117th congress. and lauter, the supreme court -- lauter, the supreme court oral arguments in edwards v. vanoy. >> a peaceful presidential transition of power in question, sunday night on "q&a," historian susan shulton and eric rauschway talk about two of the most contentious presidential transitions in u.s. history. in 1861 between james buy cannon and abraham lincoln, and in 1933 between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt. >> several southern states did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. they con

bill. the dow jones industrial average gained 337 points to close at 30,199. the nasdaq rose 5 points, and, the s&p 500 added 47. and, the actress and tony award winning choreographer ann reinking has died. she performed on broadway for nearly 30 years, first gaining fame in "chicago" in 1977. nearly 20 years later, she reprised her role as "roxie hart," opposite co-star bebe neuwirthin the revival of the musical. ann reinking was 71 years old. still to come on the newshour: hawaiians worry that re-opening travel will lead to an increase in covid infections. the campaigns intensify ahead of georgia's runoff elections with control of the u.s. senate up for grabs. concede reminds many immigrants of the autocracies they fled. and much more. >> woodruff: as states grapple with how to ke their economies afloat while controlling the spread of covid-19, e state of hawaii is uniquely positioned. it's had one of the lowestase counts and positivity rates in the country, and that's not just because of its geography. stephanie sy reports on what the state has done to protect its populati

legislation this 900000000000 dollars bill has not been signed that we might expect to hear the president elect say something about that as well during his monday a parent's rose thank you now counting has begun off to an election that can lead to an easy as 1st peaceful transition of power about 7 and a half 1000000 people cost balance to choose a successor to the president my model major supporter the capital niamey. new ship president mohammad yousuf who votes not to stay in power but to elect a successor. he chose to step aside at the end of his 2nd term and a time some west african leaders tweak their country's constitution to remain in office the significance of this day is not lost on the 69 the or president that this is today is a special day for us it is also and most of all a special day phoenicia which will experience for the 1st time in its history a democratic change over and i hope that this change will be the 1st step towards other changes in order to solidify our democratic process i hope this 1st change over will enable him to solidify its reputation as a democratic country in africa and in the world and this is the man he designated as succes

rose in jordan joins us live now from washington d.c. just talk us through what's likely to happen then if president trump doesn't sign off on this bill. the short version is that people who had been receiving unemployment won't be getting it next week more than 830000 people filed for unemployment claims in the most recent government reporting and that is just indicative of how many people in this country have had some sort of financial setback since the pandemic took effect earlier in march now this is a situation where if there is not a signature on this $900000000000.00 relief bill in the next 3 hours that means everything stops and so if there is some sort of agreement to try to get covert support payments where stipends which is what the president has been all up in arms about as well as to deal with unemployment and a housing moratorium you know addiction moratorium i should say as well as funding for the federal government all of that's going to have to be dealt with almost from scratch starting on monday when the house of representatives is back in session so it there's a lot riding on the fact that donald trump has not yet si

bill belichick are in the rear view mirror for sure. top ranked alabama going to play notre dame in the rose bowl.hio state squaring off in the sugar bole. that is a rematch of last year's epic semifinals, so both games set for new year's day, and laura, the state of california denied the rose bowl's request for fans to attend, and that's why it was moved to texas. you're going to have 16,000 fans attending in texas, and 3,000 in new orleans at the sugar bowl. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> an emergency meeting is about 30 minutes away over a new variant of coronavirus wreaking havoc in the uk and beyond. what it all means for the fight against the virus just days before christmas. and eligible transfer credits. because your experience matters. see how much you can save on your degree at phoenix.edu. don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill... ...can dramatically improve s

world to stand to be be a rose we call the euro to be brave in their decision and support the people of their rules now not tomorrow and not sound when in the future. that was bill arose in opposition leaders for. calling europe to action after her democracy movement was awarded the e used top human rights prize to one of scalia said the award was an important marker of the fight for freedom in delegates she's been living in exile since denouncing the results of the presidential election back in august in belarus itself opposition supporters continue to protest despite the threat of arrest we use nick connelly filed this report. just this much just coming out to march on sundays is this much a part of everyday life it's having breakfast our neighborhood just won't keep quiet it's here that you finally get to meet your neighbors goes to church. for all the demonstrative good humor fear is never very far away in minsk most people here don't want to be recognized you know you greta be filmed wearing them asks one person who is willing to take that risk is media 20 she's only of unknown one leader and xander. was. back in august we felt the change was really close i

bill. that's holding the country hostage. the republicans need to pay attention to what he's actually saying. host: ok, that was tonya in rose hill, giving us a call and talking about her response to this package. it also includes and extends the moratorium that was supposed to kick in at the end of the year. includes $25 billion in rental assistance. you can go to many websites, we took this from the hill. this announced package has an expected vote today. john, bristol, connecticut, independent line, next up. caller: there's still no plan for the states. the states were there on the front lines. this party that claims they are at the end of the day there's money that people are getting, they have to pay taxes on all this for the states to keep them going. i don't understand this republican party this president. thank god we only have one more month of this. editorial responses this morning, this is from "the new york times" host: again, that's the editorial from "the new york times." the wall street journal this morning, this is what they write about the dollar figures, $600 to most americans who earn up to $100,000 with l

bill at the very last minute. i remember one of many moments in which this has occurred, a rose in -- arose in march of 2018. we'd been anticipating for many months a spending bill. we had a lot of conversations among and between members about the nd to debate, discuss, and amend spending legislation before it was brought to the floor. we had been assured that we would have more of an opportunity than we had had in previous congresses. and then one wednesday evening in march of 2018 we received an e-mail. the e-mail arrived at i believe about 8:30, 8:45 in the evening. it told us attached is a copy of a spending bill. we'll be voting on this sometime in the senate. we worked until when. i opened the attachment. the attachment contained a 2,232-page spending bill, spending well over a trillion dollars. we immediately started reviewing that. i divided up that legislation by section among my staff and then spent the entire night and the entire following day reviewing that legislation. we got a basic understanding of what it did, but only rudimentary. you know, a 2,232-page omnibus spending bill doesn't exactly r

bill . of defense news and jamie raskin will talk about election legal challenges and white house transitions. republicanee congressman, john rose come on congress and the trump administration's coronavirus pandemic response. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. ♪ thursday morning, a hearing on congressional oversight of the f the's crossfire hurricane and -- the crossfire her can investigation between the chimp campaign and russian officials. watch live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. with a peaceful presidential transition of power and question following the 2020 election, sunday night, on q&a, historian susan shoulders and erik rush we talk about two of the most contentious presidential transitions and you and history in 1861 -- in u.s. history in 1861 between james buchanan and a blinken and then between herbert hoover and frank lynn was about. >> some states did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate

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bill with erin mehta of defense news. and then maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin will talk about election legal challenges and white house transition. tennessee republican congressman john rosen congress and the trump administration's coronavirus pandemic response. live "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern this morning and join the discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, text, and tweets. >> house of human services secretary alex azar led a briefing with officials on operation warp speed to give an update on the status of a coronavirus vexing. they discussed how a vaccine would be distributed across the authorizede one is for emergency use. this is one hour. >>> hello, everyone, and thank you so much for joining our weekly operation of warp speed briefing. while we continue to face concerning epidemiological trends across much of the country, we also continue receiving good news through operation warp speed. with moderna's announcement on monday, two companies have now filed eua applications with the fda. out of the three companies that have showed promising data for efficacy in phase 3 trials. on top of that, more ows-supported candidates are well on their way in th

rose to ower's staff the challenge and did the hard work to make this plus up fit in the overall bill n my 14 years this act of bipartisan congressional leadership to pass a shipbuilding plan that faithfully addresses our navy's needs stands out as its finest hour. i urge my colleagues to support the ndaa today and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. brooks, for five minutes. mr. brooks: mr. speaker, this is my fifth speech in a series on voter fraud, election theft, and the presidential leaks. for emin acies congress is the judge, jury, and final arbiter of the 2020 presidential election contest. further, america's election system is plagued by systemic flaws that promote voter fraud and election theft. joe biden exploited one such flaw when he brazenly promised more than 10 million illegal aliens that he will give them amnesty and citizenship if they help elect joe biden president. the constitution's election clause, article 1, section 4 is very clear. congress has absolute authority over the, quote, times, places, and manner

bill is likely to die in the republican-run senate. on wall street, hopes for economic relief overshadowed disappointing jobs numbers. thgedow jones industrial ave gained 248 points to close at 30,218. the nasdaq rosepoints, and the s&p 500 added 32. all three indexes finishedmet all-ighs. and, an alabama man has turned 104 years old, after surviving covid-19. major wooten was discharged from a hospital on tuesday, as staffers sang "happy birthday" to him. his actual birthday was thursday. he had been hospitalized just before thanksgiving. wow. giill to come on the newshour: all eyes on geor as the fight for control of the senate centers on the peach state. understanding the econom toll of the pandemic in the u.s. the belgium town where the world puts its hope for a covid vaccin and, much more. president-elect joe biden will >> woodruff: president-elect joe biden is still seven weeks away from taking office, but the nation troubles show no sign of waiting. toy's economic news made that more clear than ever. the biden white house transition is pushing ahead, and the president-elect is already pcing what may be his greatest challenges, as tdemic fills hospitals and jars the he spoke today in wilmingt

support of senator isakson and congressman rose, veterans affairs benefits and improvement act of 2020. a bipartisan legislative package thaincludes two bills that i proudly introduced this congress. expansion y: the vet act. since coming to congress in 2007 one of the most important priority -this chamber has been to protect and improve the benefits that our nation's veterans have earned and deserve. i introduced the vet tech expansion act and reducing veterans homeless act earlier this congress in response to feedback i received from veterans an veteran's associations across my district. across the country. both pieces of legislation seek to build upon existing benefits programs, including the vet tech pilot program and the h.u.d. v.a. affordable housing program by expanding and streamlining them for veterans an veteran service providers who utilize them. the vet expansion act ensures they can enhance skills learned in the military by providing access to the vet tech pilot program. it includes part-time courses and additional course poviders into the vet tech pilot program. i'm also pleased that h.r. 7105, the initial passed version of th

bill but ultimately after four days deciding to sign it. >> right and i don't think that wall street was worried about it. stocks rose even when he threw a wrench in the last-minute talk saying he wasn't in favor of it. this is expected and this feels a lot of vaccine mondays that we have been accustomed to in the market a broad-based rally led by groups like airlines and cruises that are rallying hard overseas in premarket and a lot of the cyclical groups we got word from the uk that they're close to passing the astrazeneca vaccine and that ir they're getting ready with distribution plans next week and still waiting for some of the big ones here in the u.s j a j&j and novavax and merck a later timeline than that as far as the stickulous talks are concerned, already getting an upgrade in gdp partly on the fact that we'll get another $900 million in stimulus. a frequent guest of the show says q1 gdp for the next year not going to be 5% versus 3% that's a big upgrade actually changes the whole growth trajectory for next year up to 5.8% for 2021. >> as you mentioned, a lot of the key uncertainty factors that were weighi

rose: i rise today in opposition to h.r. 7995, the coin metal modification authorization and cost savings act of 2020. i first want to thank the bill's sponsor for his willingness to amend the bill to address some of the concerns both members and stake hold verse raised. i believe that as a result we have a better bill before us today. however, i do not think these changes went far enough. this legislation still cedes congressional authority and represents a radical shift in the balance of power. section 8, clause 5, of article 1 of the constitution grants congress the power to coin money, regulate the value thereof and of foreign coin and fix the standards of weights and measures. i'm having trouble understanding thise would willingly give power to someone else. historically congress has been reluctant to relinquish that power. it has balked at similar pieces of legislation over separation of powers concerns. we continue it concede executive authority -- authority to the executive branch. i too believe we should look for efficiency in government. as well as opportunities to save taxpayer dollars. however, it should not come at the c

bill with erin mehta of defense news. and then maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin will talk about election legal challenges and white house transition. tennessee republican congressman john rosecongress and the trump administration's coronavirus pandemic response. live "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern this morning and join the discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, text, and tweets. >> house of human services secretary alex

bill clinton and president trump. he died at the i believe of 86. also in the news npd book reports that 2020 was a good year for nonfiction book sales which rose over% from the year prior. npd book analyst offered thoughts on the year, quote, political memoirs to political commentary and opinion, u.s. readers were reading books at a higher rate than usual. and bill gates has released his annual favorite book's list for what he is calling, quote, 5 good books for a lousy year. the list includes eric larson's recount of winton -- winston churchill's leadership and mass incarceration in 2020 book the new jim crow to name just a few. book tv will continue to bring you new programs and publishing news, you can also watch all of our past programs any time at booktv.org. >> we are interrupting book tv's regular weekend schedule as the u.s. senate comes into session. we will return to book tv programming as soon as the senate finishes their business for the day. a reminder that all book tv programming is available to watch online at booktv.org >> the senate meets today to continue work on executive and judicial nominations. off the floor talks continue on

rose, we do have to true e to reclaim these existing institutions. is that part of what you're really insisting upon? go ahead. >> right. i think there's two possible ways to go. one, bill gates was listening to me right now, i actually wrote a letter to bill gates in the "wall street journal" once. i have to believe he read that because -- [laughter] it was "the wall street journal." if bill gates and a few of his friends were listening to me right now, i would say, look, the best thing the you can do with your money is to create a completely private vouch arer system. vouch every -- voucher system. forget about it, let's just start to shift the culture of america in a direction that says, look, education is just too important to have government do it. it just -- so we're just going to do it. >> yeah. >> really rich people are going to pool their money, and ordinary people are going to put their money in. there'll be some tuition for people who can pay, but we're just going to make sure everybody in the united states no matter how poor is going to get an outstanding education. we're tired of waiting. >> yeah. >> you might say, well, that's terrible to waste all that mo

this is what bill hancock, the college football playoff executive director because the rose ball is partnd we are pleased parents and loved ones will be able to see their students play in the game. pete: there's only two things i think about when i think of the rose bowl. traditionally big 10 championship and pasadena, california. i don't even know where pasadena is, all i know is the rose bowl is there. will: not big 10 championship, big 10 versus pac 12. pete: correct, man, shame on me. will: i'm not trying to slam dungeon you. pete: my sports knowledge and will does slam dunk in my face right on fox & friends and he's right to do so, but just like the orange county, california republicans are right to point this out. yet another california tradition , leaving for texas, thanks to gavin newsom. games like this , you know, apparently you can get it done in texas, but in california, these kinds of shutdowns, well you got to make a choice and play it somewhere. will: jerry world in dallas. jedediah: obviously they wanted fans in the stands that's just the reality it's two completely diffe

bill. that's holding the country hostage. the republicans need to pay attention to what he's actually saying. host: ok, that was tonya in roseill, giving us a call and talking about her response to this package. it also includes and extends the moratorium that was supposed to kick in at the end of the year. includes $25 billion in rental assistance. you can go to many websites, we took this from the hill. this announced package has an expected vote today. john, bristol, connecticut, independent line, next up. caller: there's still no plan for the states. the states were there on the front lines. this party that claims they are at the end of the day there's money that people are getting, they have to pay taxes on all this for the states to keep them going. i don't understand this republican party this president. thank god we only have one more month of this. editorial responses this morning, this is from "the new york times" host: again, that's the editorial from "the new york times." the wall street journal this morning, this is what they write about the dollar figures, $600 to most americans who earn up to $100,000 with lit

bill before the next fiscal year. then maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin joins us to discuss campaign 2020 legal challenges in the white house transition. later republican congressman john rose of tennessee talks about the federal response to the coronavirus. it has been -- >> it has been one month since election day and last night president trump spent 45 minutes laying out claims of widespread election fraud, most all of which have been disproved and shot down by state officials , state and federal courts, and the president stone attorney general. welcome to "washington journal" for this thursday, december 3. we will spend some of this hour showing some of the president's facebook remarks. get responses from fact checkers and others, and also hear your reaction to what the president has to say. republicans, the line is (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. you can send us a text message 3. (202) 748-800 @cspanwj. since novemberth 3 election and 11 days before electors meet to cast their votes. so far 306 electoral votes for joe biden, 232 for president trump. the popular vote standing at 81 million for joe biden and 74 million for preside