east enders returned to our screens after a covid related break, but social distancing has rather changedinstance, let's look again at that kiss. what you can't see is what's actually between them. there is a screen in between us what you can't see because of the way it's shot behind the railings. the railing is covering the fact that the screen is there, so we are kissing the screen. it looks like we can be as close as we need to be because of the screen. and here, no screen, but a deceptive camera angle. there's also another solution, bring your own partner. we had partners bring in their real partners for kissing scenes. so it's just a total new way of working. the tv and film industry has had to think on its feet to get production back to almost normal, but for the soaps, coronation street, east enders, it's been a challenge. for local printer newspapers, disruption mostly local printer newspapers, disruption m ostly m ea ns local printer newspapers, disruption mostly means terminal decline. despite a few scraps from the likes of google and facebook, the market for local news in this

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national treasure, in the west and in the 19505, treasure, in the west and in the 1950s, to east endersngside all of that work, she determined his charity work. i actually interviewed her about five years ago, her work with the british legion, and then in the latter years after her dementia diagnosis, she did a lot of work to raise awareness of dementia and the campaignfor raise awareness of dementia and the campaign for more funding and research. an unusually with someone suffering from the disease speaking out about her own experience or that comanche has been supported usually at the time, not her husband scott is calling for the prime minister's promise on more funding to be made true. remember last year, in the garden of number 10, barbara windsor met borisjohnson, garden of number 10, barbara windsor met boris johnson, asking garden of number 10, barbara windsor met borisjohnson, asking him for a kiss, a really lovely moment, but that moment did raise the profile of dementia suffering and the need for more funding and in what in many ways is forgotten illness. beside also picking

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enders are realizing this game is done, it's over. there's not going to be some miracle. mike pence isn't going to change the ball game on january 6th. he's going to supervise the moment where donald trump's election is once and for all, you know, certified as a loss in the u.s. senate. so nothing's going to change the realities here on the ground, but as we know at this point, you know, being a supporter of donald trump doesn't necessarily mean you're connected with reality in a very tangible way most of the time. >> let's read a tweet from the president from today. i saved at least eight republican senators including mitch losing the last rigged for president election. now they almost all sit back and watch we might fence a crooked and vicious foe, the radical left democrats. i will never forget. so he's threatening republican senators. i guess, how much influence does he still have, maura? >> well, i think, unfortunately, he still has quite a bit of influence among his base. that's undeniable. and the amount of disinformation he's

in east enders the british opera she played peggy mitchell, the iconic landlady.actress in the united kingdoms. she moved to a ca re united kingdoms. she moved to a care home in london, actually, in august. due to her advancing dementia. and her husband, scott mitchell, was describing how he felt on an emotional roller coaster when that happened. barbara windsor was diagnosed with alzheimer's back in 2014, and her condition has worsened during lockdown. just the very sad news that dame barbara windsor has passed away at the age of 83. after ten months of trade negotiations with the eu, the british prime minister has said there's a strong possibility of no agreement on a post—brexit deal. he met the european commission president ursula von der leyen on wednesday night — but failed to break the deadlock. both sides admitted that they remained far apart, but agreed that talks would continue until sunday. a decision will then be made on whether or not the discussions are worth continuing. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. is he ready to walk out of the eu

europe represents about 30,000 companies, meaning we have both the platforms and also the product of endersnline, thousands of smes, and it is their 20th birthday of the e—commerce director comedy regulator in this area. so we see it more as a revision of existing regulations, and of course we have seen that the online economy is about 80% in europe. so it is, i mean, there are changes, it is 20 years old, these technologies didn't even exist, and many of them are doing huge efforts already to handle these problems of hate speech, of illegal content on counterfeit products. for many of the things, there is not really a complex, but more ofa not really a complex, but more of a collaboration on how to handle this, and there is aims, asi handle this, and there is aims, as i said, as you said, in both the uk and the eu, create a clarity of what exactly, what is illegal, what is harmful, and how do we handle it? there isa and how do we handle it? there is a fine line, a very fine line, because it is also, how do we not restrict freedom of speech? if you are a gay activist in a country that does

enders and waited marinated a good friend of m.t.v. as if it was an available devices more than 12000000000 contaminated conjured if you don't need to know about that to your mother mary erlich better against alternative vision. if you start to question the whole american way excelsior. related to tell me to marry it up clear to media area stay under cover and i'm going to disable the siren. if you will get exposed on t.v. i can't wait for decontaminate to lie low self your eyes ears and spray for everything to. track down. where narrow you can defend yourself and your revenues from the weapons of mass communication. thanks for the r.t. early earth is the enemy of the interview earlier. this. week. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united s

and then, you will see the sort of dead-enders. jim jordan was asked about this, the other day.e said he is planning to fight on, until january 6th, when the house is supposed to engage in the pro forma process, the procedural process, of simply ratifying what the electoral college has done. more of them will, i hope, on monday. >> you have to consider the source. i mean, it's jim jordan. so, listen, elie, we know this election has been over for weeks. but at this point, has the president exhausted all the crazy, legal tactics to try to question the result of this election? >> well, don, in a sane world and with competent attorneys, the answer would be, yes, the supreme court is exactly that. it's the supreme court. that's no, like, intergalactic space court you can go to, after supreme court. that's it. but rudy giuliani's already saying he is going to try to refile these cases in the district court. that does not work. the district courts have to follow what's in the supreme court. so, rudy giuliani, look. he has lost every case, so far. he will continue to lose every case. it

and if you are not a dead-ender, like the senate republicans, who held a hearing today to give oxygen to his utterly debunked election claims, prepare for an onslaught of mean tweets. one trump adviser telling cnn, quote, he is throwing an effing tantrum. that's a quote. i didn't say it. that's what they said. throwing an effing tantrum about leaving the white house. what do you expect from a president, who has never been able to accept reality? who calls everything he loses, even elections he won, rigged? >> well, it's a rigged election. now, i'm winning by a lot. >> i'm afraid the election's going to be rigged, i have to be honest. >> watch the polls because this is part of the crooked system. it's part of the rigged system, that i've been talking about since i entered the race. i understand it. it's a rigged system. >> this is, as i've been saying, a rigged system. this is a rigged -- this is a rigged system. this is a sick system, from the inside. we have a rigged system in this country. and we have to change it. terrible. terrible. >> i call it the rigged witch hunt. i think that

he's going to need surgery and it looks like the season could be a season ender.e the warriors had hoped draymond green would make his debut tonight in chicago. they'll hold draymond until the home opener on new year's day. we go to the house that michael jordan built. how about steph curry. becomes just the third player in nba history with 2,500 threes. dubs by four at halftime. final seconds of the third, steph starting to heat up. launches from 35 feet and swish. 17 points after three. dubs trail by ten in the fourth. curry helping the comeback. drives to the bucket. and the shimmy on the floor. he had 36, 25 of them after the half. 20 seconds to go, dubs down two. andrew wiggins misses point blank not once but twice. kevon looney is there for the putback. we're all tied up. ten seconds to go. bulls with a chance to win at the buzzer. zach lavine. bulls by two with five seconds to go. you know it's going to go to steph. damion lee, the inbounder, can't find steph. gets it to looney. the three and the win. oh, yeah, it's good. he's married to steph's sister so t

these are the dead enders who are still there.st now occurring to them who donald trump is, that donald trump surrounds himself with the craziest of the crazy? they just now realize that the president of the united states is so arrogant, so desperate, so autocratic that he's actually talking about bringing in the military to row run the election? if only they had been warned. i have a limited amount of sympathy for them as for the republicans who are silent about this, the chairman of the joint chiefs staff gave a speech about a month ago where he went through in great detail and said look, we in the military are unlike any other military. we don't swear an oath of allegiance to a dictator, a tyrant or a king. we swear allegiance to the constitution. if the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff at the leaders of the uniformed military services who can be fired by the president, if they're willing to say this, if they're willing to remind us what kind of a country are, why can't members of congress do this, especially knowing that

and irresponsible the republican party has been throughout this election aftermath as the maga dead enders rampage in d.c. egged on by the president in defiling a black church. >>> then the massive and sophisticated russian hack of multiple u.s. government agencies. how deep does it go? >>> plus -- >> done! >> happy birthday! [ applause ] >> day two of the big rollout as the fda gets ready to okay a second vaccine. when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. you know, the constitution doesn't care about the speeches mitch mcconnell gives or what title the opposition party uses to talk about the duly elected incoming president of the united states. in a fundamental democratic sense, elections end because of the voters, not anyone else. they are determined by an impartial counting of votes cast freely and fairly with the winner claiming the title of winner free whatever antics or conspiracy theories or whining there is by the losers. and, so, in that sense, it has been very clear for weeks that joe biden will be the 46th president of the united states. donald

it's just a bunch of dead-enders spitballing crazy. it doesn't matter. whether it's online trolls or whether it's just some random spitballing about whatever. it doesn't have any reflection in reality. it's not going anywhere. >> it isn't. but let's say hypothetically, lieutenant governor, this fight somehow got kicked back to the pennsylvania general assembly. do you think pennsylvania legislators would actually go along with it, overturn the will of the millions of people who voted in the commonwealth of pennsylvania? >> they couldn't. by definition, their result would be overturned as well. they wouldn't exist. they literally have circular firing squad. if they win this case in your hypothetical, that would completely undo all of their elections. we wouldn't have a general assembly to do anything. it's lol. just keep sending them all way. we will keep cracking them over the fence. >> i don't know if rudy giuliani, who signed this statement about once again appealing to the u.s. supreme court, knows that the electoral college, all 50 states and the dis

and irresponsible the republican party has been throughout this election aftermath as the maga dead enders rampage in d.c. egged on by the president in defiling a black church. >>> then the massive and sophisticated russian hack of multiple u.s. government agencies. how deep does it go? >>> plus -- >> done! >> happy birthday! [ applause ] >> day two of the big rollout as the fda gets ready to okay a second vaccine. when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. you know, the constitution doesn't care a

in georgia a group of dead enders led by trumpers wood and sidney powell, i'm not clear, they helpedtop the steel reality where they call it a nefarious deep state plot. >> i've looked at the yeel numbers. he went over 410 electoral votes. he won damn near won every state including california. 80-plus million votes. we're not going toe let them steal our election. we're not going to let them steal our country. and we will die before we'll ever let him see freedom. >> that's not great language. takes a real turn there in the end. yesterday we showed you gabriel sterling's emotional appeal to defend attacks and death threats warning somebody's going to get shot. in response, trump tweeted rigged election and attacked his republican governor and second of state. the stop the steal crowd chanted for governor brian kemp to be locked up as speakers on the stage called them. telling the crowd not to vote for the republican senators. if those senators don't push to overturn the election results. >> if kelly hofer and david perdue do not do it, they have not earned your vote. don't you give i

also in the camp is another qanon backer, was at the white house meeting with fellow republican dead endersterday, theses are members of congress to plot a strategy to force congress to, again, overturn the election. the key date they are focusing on here is january 6th, that's when congress will meet to affirm the electoral college vote, that is when many republicans will be an unpleasant election. they will either overturn the will of the people or say it's over. maybe nobody is dreading it more than mike pence. trump says that pence is not fighting hard enough and trump would view pence performing his constitutional duty, valid dating the election result as e betr betrayal. what is going to happen on january 6th? we have paul here with us. great to have you on. so, i was saying something earlier today that i'm not worried about this. this is not going to work. and then someone responded well, explain why not? so i want you to walk us through what is going to happen on january 6th and why it's doomed to failure. >> well, the basic process is simple. the constitution said that the electora

the kind of viper's nest of interests and conflicts that is driving, among other things, these dead ender lawsuits at this point. this is -- this is what you get when you get a president who advertises with his last 40-plus days in office, you know what i'm thinking about giving pardons to anybody i feel like it. just saying. anybody think they should get one? so, another lawsuit now in pennsylvania where all of the electors, they're going to electoral college. all the electors are being sued by the state's republicans as the president keeps leaning on republicans in that state legislature to do something, to do anything, to get those election results overturned. president is asking you to do it. what would you do? would you sue the electors in your state for trying to do your part in the electoral college? apparently they'll do that, too. melcome kenyatta one of the state representatives in pennsylvania is one of the electors being sued in that case. he joins us next. stay with us. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care f

oh, sure you have your "summer, highland falls," dead enders and "she's got her way" heads but it's "wn debate over. again, there's no reason to simply act like the last four years didn't happen and people that enabled this monstrous administration will suddenly become reasonable participants in democracy again in fact, yesterday, we found from blockbuster new reporting that a trump appointee at the department of health and human services actively advised the government to let as many people get coronavirus as possible. while we all basically knew that already, from our eyes and ears, seeing it written down in an e-mail is still shocking >> new emails reported by "politico" today show a trump administration official back in july pushing the widely discredited theory of herd immunity, the idea of purposefully infecting people. wrote the then science adviser, quote, "infants, kids, teens, young people, young adults, middle age with no conditions, et cetera, have zero to little risk so we use them to develop herd immunity. we want them infected and recovered with antibodies. we want them

dead-enders.e started with this: >> this may be the most important speech i've ever made. >> stephen: i think you misread one word, mr. president. it may be the most impotent speech you've ever made. because it was just another rambling mass of lies that lasted a full 46 minutes. my big complaint: he should have done this a week ago, not because he said anything worth hearing, but at least the people who canceled a big family thanksgiving could have prtended they were still eating with their racist uncle. and he brought props! >> in wisconsin, as an example, where we were way up on election night, they ultimately had us miraculously losing by 20,000 votes. and i can show you right here that, wisconsin, we're leading by a lot. and then, at 3:42 in the morning, there was this. it was a massive dump of votes. >> stephen: again with the massive dumps? but, given his cheeseburger at bedtime, 3:42 in the morning sounds about right for him. the president also laid out some pretty interesting theories. >>

instead, it's been this denial dead-ender kind of approach, and an approach from kelly loeffler and david perdue, essentially just ride the trump train, even though it manifestly didn't work in 2020. and is anyone having a conversation there about maybe trying something different? >> i think the challenge for the republican party is to be introspective, you have to admit where you are. to admit the democrats won georgia means that kelly loeffler and david perdue are not shoo-ins in this upcoming election. it means that the state legislature, even though it will go through redistricting under republican leadership in 2021, that they cannot draw themselves the super majority that they enjoyed in the senate in the last round. it's going to require not just introspection, but likely a realignment and they're not ready to do that. it's the same place democrats were in when we started losing power. the way to win that power is to do the work. that's why we are standing forth, we are behind raphael warnock and jon ossoff because they are emblematic of what democrats have done over the last 20 ye

in georgia a group of dead enders led by trump aft toern lin wood and former trump campaign attorneywell, i'm not clear, they held a "stop the steal" rally in which they treated the very concept of reality as a nefarious deep state plot. >> i've looked at the real numbers. they won over 410 electrical -- electoral votes. they damn near won every state including california. 80-plus million votes. [ cheers and applause ] we're not going to let them steal our election. we're not going to let them steal our country. and we will die before we'll ever let them steal our freedom. >> that's not great language. it takes a real turn there in the end. yesterday we showed you georgia republican election official gabriel sterling's emotional appeal for the president, to the president to condemn the attacks and death threats on election workers, warning someone's going to get shot. in response, trump tweeted "rigged election" and attacked georgia's republican governor and secretary of state. and the stop the steal crowd chanted for governor brian kemp to be locked up as speakers onstage attacked g

and yet the diluted trump dead enders will not give up. they genuinely think there's a path to staying in power, but because they are fully invested in the belief that their opponents are illegitimate and any votes for democrats are fraudulent on monday, after the electoral college vote, the far right network newsmax tried to brush it off like it was some inconsequential technicality >> there are people right who are out there calling joe biden the president-elect. now, at this point, there is some political and some historical justification for them to do so at this point. i personally feel they are wrong. >> seth: oh, you personally feel they are wrong you don't want your controversial views to stain the sterling journalistic reputation of newsmax that up until recently, got less attention than a stand-up comic opening up at oz fest "how's everybody doing you guys ready to thrash first -- first, that's great where are my married guys at where are my married guys at married guys?" i don't know much about newsmax but it sounds like the nam

so now, the electoral college has made it official and on top of that, the trump dead-enders have losturt cases, including 2 at the supreme court, and several involving judges appointed by trump. and yet, they are still actively engaged in an attempt to subvert our democracy by throwing out the votes of millions of americans, simply because they don't like who won the election. >> you were talking about disenfranchising the 10 million biden voters who supported the president-elect in those four states do you feel comfortable throwing out millions of votes of your fellow americans >> well, nobody wants any votes thrown out, chris. if you look at the texas lawsuit, what it was saying is there are some states that didn't follow the laws that were on their books the constitution is very clear that it's state legislatures that set the process for having electors >> with all due respect, the supreme court -- >> some secretary of states changed those rules. >> the supreme court -- the supreme court threw that out they didn't even hear it >> the supreme court said they weren't going to take th

russell may get a chance to avenge his by the look if hamilton doesn't recover in time for the season ender in abu dhabi if that race is half as exciting as this one we're in for a treat david stokes al-jazeera. le bron james and the l.a. lakers has started their new training camp as they prepare to begin the defense of their and a title hopes of repeating their success have been boosted by james and anthony davis signing new contracts last week the pair lead the team's 1st workout session and were joined by some of the lakers new signings up to the shortest offseason in n.b.a. history the new campaign begins on december 22nd ok and that is all your support for now back to you thanks so much far. well here is a 2020 fairy tale ending in pandemic times a bride in india was left heartbroken after testing positive a private 1000 and then being sent into quarantine on the morning of her wedding day. but as you can see the bride and groom exchanged vows after all dressed in p.p. that's after all authorities in the western state are raw just on save the day by allowing the couple to tie the knot

president trump, but today, anna tatton—brown, you get a presidential pardon for years of unfunny endersext few days, so it remains very unsettled, but at least it should be on the mild side. that was the area of low pressure and weather front that brought the wet and windy weather earlier. we are in between two weather fronts for a while, before we see more coming in from the atlantic. so, some sunshine, a cooler start on thursday, a few showers in the west. those should become fewer as cloud increases and we start to see some rain arriving in northern ireland during the afternoon. not a bad day, though, for eastern scotland, down the eastern side of england. it should be dry, sunshine may be turning hazy eventually, and temperatures 9 to 12 degrees, so another mild day. that wetter weather continues to affect northern ireland into the evening, pushing into scotland, into wales, into western areas of england, still dry as you head further east. we may not get an awful lot of rain across eastern parts of england, because that first weather front is going to be weakening. the next one, th

russell may get a chance to avenge his bad luck if hamilton doesn't recover in time for the season ender in abu dabi if that race is half as exciting as this one we're in for a treat david stokes al-jazeera. earlier in bahrain michael schumacher son mick claimed the f 2 sides ahead of his graduation to formula one the german failed to finish in the points in sunday's final race of the season but didn't matter as it's near his rival callum also you couldn't get enough points to have won him 21 year old will make his f one debut with hass next season following in the footsteps of his father who won 7 world championships. i don't really understand or. the term been yet i guess it's going to take a few days maybe. said i. i'm so happy and so grateful to be working with people and i've got to learn them you know personally and so well and i really can say that you know old friends of mine and. i want to say i love you to those guys ready it's. really big just to home and be ready for it to everybody. she back it was and congratulated by f one managing director ross brawn is credited as being

with the certificate people might be able to 2r568, ender places nor freely.he risk of this it will make inequality even worse, if people have more susceptibility to the virus and less access to the vaccine even more problems, but done right, immunity passports could be one of a saesf of a se things to help us get to "new normal" as soon as possible. fundamentally facing a difficult few weeks and months. there's not enough vaccine yet and we're seeing the highest levels of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths the u.s. has since the start of this pandemic. >> recognizing how it could be controversial, these immunity passports, you say there should be certain standards. what do you see those standards as being for this to be effective? >> first off, absolute privacy. no ability of people to use that data for anything else. second, absolutely opt-in. you don't want one, you don't have to get one. third, complete transparency how they're being used so there are no surprises anywhere. but what worries me most right now is that congress gets money out to states and c

isie: lloyd's is one that particularly good, the local .ender has had a good run lender's overall, imed today, down on the stoxx 600. britain is a big offset market for carmakers. and vice versa. u.k. cars go to the continent. that is a sector that might fall. day, the question of the what did we learn from markets in 2020? one thing i learned is the ability of central banks to step in and take away our worst fears. eddie: i think that is it. central banks saved the day this year, but what a lot of investors learned was just to ride out the volatility. wendy's big moves hit and you are not correctly positioned, sit back and see what happens. do not overreact. inple sold late on that move march, and were caught off guard when we hand the bounceback in april. anna: thank you very much for joining us, eddie van der walt. have a good holiday. i will get busy putting stockings on the mantelpiece behind me. what will i find tomorrow morning, a brexit deal or gold? that is it for "bloomberg markets: european open." youveillance" will take through the twists and turns as they develop from br

i look at those year enders, such a reminder.in memorium pieces, there is always someone you go, oh, yes, we lost them this year. >> that was our year. that was 2020. >> i'm ready for a change. >> are you? >> it is coming, for all of us. >> this year, i believe has brought us all closer together including us here at cbs this morning. looking back at some of the fun. we had some fun too. let's not forget that. >> broadcasts around the nation and at home. there was a time we were locked down at home. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >>> bored in the house, i'm in the house bored. that was such a great meme. so how's your year been, crazy, right? us too here at "cbs this morning." we broadcast from here at the table to the ed sullivan theater to our homes. >> the washington bureau too. >> the washington bureau too. so i was in the family roo

another front where this is playing out, and this probably is the new battle field, you have the dead enders, people who are going along with what jim's describing, a fight so ugly, so nasty, so damaging to our democracy that we can't assess the full damage of it. and that is the big lie about the election and there will be another battle in that war on january 6. but donald trump today and last night venting at the folks who will not go along with the lie, folks like mitch nem amcconnell everyone the vice president. talk about that impact and the ripple effect on capitol hill. >> even his most loyal foot soldiers in this entire four year saga now are gone. and what we've gone from is really the far right fringe advising the president on how to skirt the constitution to this kind of theater of these outlying figures all being choreographed by donald trump to come things that a do things that are actually unconstitutional. there was a lot of fireworks in that meeting according to the "washington post" and people like sydney powell, the overstock.com former executive who is far into the swamp

the easiest deal in history, it has more cliffhangers than east enders. 21 days away from unlikely no—dealction and ruin for many. the only one policy in the negotiating position the government seems to has left is the government seems to has left is the forlorn hope that the eu back down to their demands and concede that the british are right. they have made themselves hostages to their own brexit right wing. any compromise will be interpreted as a sell—out for them. and they only have themselves to blame and the demonisation of the eve. the eu will not back down and this government will not compromise, so what is going to change in the next few days? i am going to miss these exchanges with the right honourable gentleman. but i have to say that in my experiences in my involvement on thejoint committee my experiences in my involvement on the joint committee under their withdrawal agreement and all of these aspects of these negotiations, i think they have been done constructively and that there has been a good rapport. what i would say is that the critical factor in this is the eu recognisi

educational tireless ns, from her participation on countless boards and commissions and of which were endering an important service to our country. my friend, we'll miss you on the rules committee, this congress i know the u, but country will continue to have the benefit of your splendid service and insight. madam speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. floridagentlewoman from is recognized. ms. shalala: thank you. thank my distinguished colleague for his very kind words. and i want to say that i've him.ed working with i have deep respect for his in this congress. madam speaker, i yield three inutes to the gentleman from massachusetts, the distinguished chairman of the rules committee, mr. mcgovern. the speaker pro tempore: the is leman from massachusetts recognized for three minutes. mr. mcgovern: thank you. i thank the gentlelady for me.ding to madam speaker, across america, people are dealing with the loss a business, or even a loved one. people are hurting, and they are hurting badly. only from this pandemic, but the from th

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