then, additionally, outside of the united states, tripler army medical center in honolulu -- i said outside the united states, apologies, hawaii. -- outside the continental united states. tripler army medical center, honolulu, allgood army community hospital, camp humphreys, korea, landstuhl regional medical center, germany, kadena medical facility, kadena airbase, japan. all right, back to the phones. tony, did you have a question? >> where does the dod leadership fall in terms of the phased? -- phases? secretary miller and others, do they fall in phase 1, or would they be in 1-b? >> the senior leaders overall, if you look across the department, that would be a numerous number. at actually be in phase 1-b1, which is the clinical capabilities, and again, that mirrors how we did our covid testing. that said, we do intend as part of this initial phase of health-care workers and emergency responders, etc. have some very small set of very visible senior leaders that will volunteer to take the vaccine, do it in a public way as one way for helping to message the safety and efficacy and encourage and underscore that we are encouraging all those eligible personn

united states of america being energy-independent. we take great pride in being a part of that. kern county at one point in time was the largest oil and gas producing county in the continentalted states, so, the industry itself, that is who we are. that is the legacy of this portion of san joaquin valley. man: arvin making a bit of history today, becoming one of the smallest cities to make their own local regulaons for the oil and gas industry. woman: oil and gas has kept kern county moving for decades. now arvin residents are fed up and those in the industry feel unwelcomed. wednesday night, arvin city council unanimously voted in favor of restrictions on theil and gas industry. those in support applauded. [cheering and applause] man: yeah, so, it's a monumentous thing that we did. we passed the oil and gas ordinance, and hopefully other cities with that type of industry will follow, so, we're gonna be talking today with some neighbors on nelson court, nd then tomorrow i'm goa have a conversation with e mayor of taft about our two cities. see if we can find any common ground. my name is jose gurrola and i am the mayor of the city of arvin. we can't deny the fact that livin

in the continental united states, fort hood, texas, texas, hall, joint base the army medical center in washington, womack army center, fort bragg, navy branch health clinic, naval air station jacksonville, florida, the u.s. coast guard base, alameda, california, medical center, san diego, and the naval hospital, camp pendleton, which will get distribution from san diego, naval hospital pensacola, florida, and the army forces retirement home, which will be administered from pensacola. additionally, walter reed national medical center, bethesda, and under that, army forces retirement home in washington will receive an allocation. portsmouth naval medical center, which will feed the coast guard base clinic at fort smith, as well, the indiana national guard in franklin, indiana, and the new york national guard, medical command, new york. and then additionally, outside of the united states, the medical center in honolulu -- the united states, apologies, hawaii. the army community hospital in germany,e regional in catena airbase, japan. all right, back to the phones. tony, did you have a que

chronicles cure , the stigma a fight for justice tells the unknown story of the colony in the continental united states and the thousands of americans exiled, in a way with this shameful disease. she will discuss public health and policy with a professor of journalism and pediatrics at new york university. a good time to be born posits for the first time in you human history early death is now the exception rather than the norm. >> you go into pediatrics because you like working with children and you like being part of the journey that parents take from the time their children are small. the book that i'm talking about, a good time to be born , how science and public health in children the future came in part out of me thinking about what must be like to do my job, a job a pediatrician 100 years ago when my grandmother was having her children. what it must have been like to see children and take care of children as a pediatrician , as a doctor in an era when so many children did not live to grow up and then on from that i began thinking about what must have been like to be a parent and we talk about th

. >> anywhere in the continental united states. >> reporter: being able is to sort vaccine in marin willelp get it to an estimated 10,000 people first in line. and others to follow if willing. scientists say trust and tans parent say are key. >> be open and honest with the community and so that everyone understands why you are doing what you are doing. >> reporter: dominican university in san rafael is a third institution offering up freezer space. >> the 7-day average. >> we want to go to sacramento county, governor newsom here delivering the news conference. let's listen in. >> the effects of thanksgiving, they have not yet been felt. they will be felt in a number of weeks. dr. fauci, i think, said it best, he says we should anticipate a surge on top of a surge. take a look at what's already been happening. again, prethanksgiving numbers. the 14-day positivity rate has grown from 5.2% now to 7% and the 7-day positivity rate even higher. you can see hospitalizations now have increased 86% just in the last 14 days. and icu admissions 67% over similar period of time. we have seen death ra

it was jefferson, i'm sorry was monroe with jon quincy adams help the main the united states and continental nation. in the air of good feelings, people always make fun of this. this description of monroe, in terms and term in office. his two terms. in some sense it was real. there was a calm in the country. there is a calm and the presidency. and he had the most stable cabinet of any other president. and that is sort of this kind of security and continuity. the people felt. >> thank you. i want to talk a little bit about the revolutionary war how it shaped their character. because all four of them participated in some sense, washington and munro in a military sense, and jefferson in the governor of virginia. they fled from the capital much to the delight and patrick henry. in james madison of course being shortened as he was, was not kind of military cloth but in philadelphia struggling through the problems of public finance especially. can you talk about the ways in which the war shifted their character and shaped their understanding of the union. i did that affect them. >> and madison's c

going back to the often overlooked fact china is the continental empire sitting on the lands parts of mongolia ruling over tibet and we and the united states with strategic narcissism we look at china as a maritime threat basically with the attempts to get out in the pacific ocean and the south china sea you are sitting in central asia and india your very much looking at china as a continental power. the term near or applied with a paramilitary force is operating in those areas. the first strategy and the desire after the soviet union fell with that activism and the relationships that are in their ethnicity it is unforgivably from concerns with activism and cultural demands with blatant concentration camps made worse with the are willing and system to suppress the use of biometrics. and the suppression of religious rights and is just awful and very disappointing because i talk about it looking at china from the continental perspective and turning that into a weakness the more we have relationships in india the letter was central asia the more we multiply china's problems what we have to worry about. obviously russia is a complicated issue.

united states. critical trade and transportation links between the u.k. and continentalhave resumed after france agreed to end a suspension that crippled written's busiest port at a time of high political drama over brexit. france cut off shipments from dover after concerns of a faster spreading variant of covid-19. travel will now depend on negative covid test. let's get into a conversation about what this means to investors. as if the political drama around brexit was not enough, we had to overlay this additional standoff between france and the u.k., and to some extent, the global response to the new virus variance in the u.k.. all of this resulted in a bounce in the pound. that takes us up to 1.34. the past few days we have been 131 to 1.36. we see elevated expectations for volatility over the next week. what is your expectation for how this plays out in the pound? we have an ever evolving situation with the deadline for brexit negotiations. by tonight, we expect to reach some type of agreement. we have been here before so i would not set too much store by. the freigh

continental empire. still sitng on the lands conquered by the hing and still rung parts of theongolia, ruling or tibet, we i the united states, to hr's points in his book and elsewhere about strate narcissism and we look at the one coast that it has, attempts to get out into the pacific ocean,he indian ocean, the south china sea, create maritime force and able to do that b if you're sitting in -- in central asia, to a certain extent russia, india, you're very much looking at china as a continental power. the term near -- theerm near abroad and you're right to do so because there's a l of both paramilitary fce. when itomes to near broad, the first strategy and the first desire of china when it came to tuing to central aa after the soviet fell was to put down as they called the uighur awakening,hey are turkish in eticity and relationship with turkish groups, very unfortunately, unforgive has turnedo uighur demand and concentration camps or worse and systems t suppress the use of biometrics to figur out the dna of: uighurs families. the sup registration of religious ghts, there's a shaving of brds of muslim member and not givin

united states. non-london markets lost ground yesterday, a little protected from the downside. those that fell further can now catch up more, so we expect more upside for the continentalrkets. the ftse 100 could be held act by negativity -- held back by negativity. by 0.2%, thatown is the first market to open this morning. we are waiting for the other markets to look a little brighter. the ibex up 0.4%. long these early gains last is an interesting question, because u.s. futures .2 the downside. butaq futures fairly flat, other futures move to the downside. higher thisdax morning. european equity markets, a positive open because of the new variant of the coronavirus is still a dominant theme we are trading around and european equity markets. let's get to janet mui, director of investment, brewin dolphin shed some light on investment strategy as we head toward the end of the year. let me ask about the growth versus value trade. a lot of people are talking about how value will be to the fore as a result of the discovery of the vaccine. we had a little wobble because of how tough of the winter will be in the u.k. and parts of europe. where do you sit as we head into 2021