resident tromp is bound to continue his fight against the election results. the senior advisor stephen miller on fox news channel monday. >> we have more than enough time to write the wrong of this fraudulent election results and certified that tromp is the winner. >> reporter: the white house has announced another cup in the -- shakeup in the tromp administration. president trump praised him in a tweet saying he has done an outstanding job. and the other message the president-elect tried to convey to the nation tonight, that we need to unify for two other reasons, one, to address the pandemic, try to get as many people vaccinated as possible and also to address the economic concerns so many people still in need and the need to pass relief for their sake. >>> today early voting began in georgia, in the january runoff elections for two u.s. senate seats. people waited in line and am in the rain, some bringing their own chairs to cast their ballots. the races are between republican senators david purdue and kelly loeffler, and the democratic challengers. the ou

but affinity between tromp and boris johnson. but then affinity between tromp and borisjohnson.tration and this year the coronavirus pandemic and the coronavirus pandemic and the black lives matter protests in america, it has pushed brexit far down the agenda to do so certainly if you are a reader of the new york times and the washington post, every 110w and the washington post, every now and then you get a brexit story including recently but otherwise it is a fairly marginal issue and as an example of that, joe biden versus donald trump in the presidential debate earlier this year, there was no mention at all of brexit but a lot of mention of china and global issues. looking at the incoming administration, how will it deal with britain and europe? for the biden administration, asia is the top priority with china second to that and then further down the list comes europe. the european union mainly and britain marginal to that. so britain is down the list, really. ithink, probably, the british government thought donald trump would win again and were content with that, hoping to s

supreme court denied a texas case the block electoral votes in for battleground states that tromp lost. >>> another tech tighten has joined the exodus. or can -- or a is moving to texas. many companies are questioning. >>> they cut a mysterious cipher from the zodiac killer, 51 years later. the fbi, san francisco confirmed the development to kpix5. the edge of 40 cipher was originally mailed to the chronicle in 1969. however, the message does not reveal the entity of the killer. >>> he told the chronicle that the message says in part, i hope you are having lots of fun in trying to catch me, i am not afraid of the gas chamber because it will send me to paradise. all the sooner because i now have enough slaves to work for me. and can the fbi say the zodiac killer investigation is ongoing? >> coming up next, a 100-year- old dam about to get demolished in the bay area. what you should see once it is done. >>> the bay area teenager who painted the cover of time magazine. why he says some came from sticking out of bed. it appears workers at sfo have quite a bit of extra time on their hands t

while he got at the president- elect gave credit to tromp administration for the vaccine rollout. >>> tonight, scientist are in hawaii, there monitoring interruption at hawaii's famed volcano after series of earthquakes. right now residence on the big island are being told to stay inside because of the falling ash. interrupted four weeks back in 2018. that time, more than 700 homes ended up being destroyed. >> it was like watching it in slow-motion. all right, thank you. up next in why does in the bay area airbnb listings were suddenly pulled off the site. plus, who is in and who is out for the warriors season opener tomorrow night. new details on two key players. >> were trying to bring them along, slowly, not too much on his plate. >> a little bit more than what you pay for uber xl. >>> the flying taxi company was in pretty bold claims >>> they received complaints, or violations, they are now suspended or their off the platform completely. airbnb recently changed the policy banning parties that was things until further notice. >>> they will be without draymond green for the season o

is from real action that going back to tromp i know that you find he's. further support for israel a poor and but isn't there some benefit some ugly truth to him calling a spade a spade and not trying to present us policy as balanced as many of his successors did before. yes i think i think it is. clarifying as to the real nature of the u.s. relationship to israel and to any kind of diplomacy that would bring about a sustainable peace the problem is that he not only. took the disguise away the pretension of balance but he also endorsed a maximalist netanyahu zionist agenda which substantively carried beyond the prove what. israel felt empowered to do and he endorsed for instance israeli sovereignty in the goal of the hives moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and. the u.n. consensus on that point and generally going beyond what other leaders had done substantively as well as being more candid symbolically. now many foreign policy experts would also remember 2020 as the year when. the arab countries earlier resolve of denying israel normalization of relati

. >> are those who are exploring the emotions of many tromp supporters, with fantastic claims, half-truths, misinformation, and frankly, they are misleading the president as well. >> reporter: in his first interview since the election, president trump told foxnews nothing will convince him he lost the election. >> janet yellen, she scored a hit with wall street at least, that was one good one for biden. when can we expect the president-elect to fill out the rest of the cabinet? >> reporter: well, ken, what we are learning so far is that the president's team has actually been looking to name a defense secretary soon. we know those names have been whittled down at least to three at this point including, homeland security secretary a.j. johnson but one thing that you have to remember, and all of this, that while some senators on both sides approve of these pics, others may not and will not know what will happen completely until we know who controls the senate. >>> all this comes as wisconsin has just confirmed joe biden's victory in that state. gov. tony evers find the certification late this

attorney general william barr is a blow to president all tromped he's challenging the election result and still refuses to concede to joe biden. new zealand has declared a climate emergency and pledged that its public sector will become carbon neutral by 2025 prime minister said there are dern told parliament urgent action is needed for the sake of future generations the country joins 32 others who have issued emergency declarations over global warming. on the zealand they're already on board as the united nations urges world leaders to make 2021 the year they commit to fighting. i'm a change where u.s. secretary general antonio with terrorists a mate the appeal saying humanity is waging war on nature in a report the u.n. is highlighting 20 twentieth's record breaking weather and fossil fuel extraction. are very happy to have here with media environment reporter louise osborn to talk more about this report what struck you the most about the findings of this un report ok so there were actually 2 reports that were out today at the un e.p.a. report and also the report from the world mete

the house voted to override resident tromp's veto of a defense policy bill. the president said it failed to limit social media companies he claimed were biased against him during the election. if the senate approves it, this would be the first override of trumps presidency. >>> we live at the state capital, where gov. newsom is warning he will likely have to extend those stay-at-home orders. southern california is set to expire tomorrow, the bay area's does not end until january 8. and it is all because of these numbers. california reported more than 33 new counter -- 33,000 new cases in the past day. the 14 day positivity rate is hovering now around 12%. hospitalization and icu rates are up. the remaining number of icu beds across the state is about 1400. devin fehely is in san jose tonight and reports bay area health officials are now preparing for a post holiday search. >> reporter: that is exactly right. the strain on the healthcare system is beginning to show, especially down in southern california. according to the governor, la county, all the hospitals

out her resignation earlier today, and also said that she had a wonderful time while serving in the tromp administration. it is also a slight nod, liz, that the president did lose this election. >>> a dramatic scene in pacifica, a woman had to be rescued after she fell off a cliff near devils slide. this happened about 10 last night. according to her boyfriend they saw a tow truck and were worried that their car might be getting towed from the parking lot. so she tried to run to the lot but it was so dark she accidentally slipped off the cliff. firefighters had to be called and, they were able to get down to her, she was rushed to the hospital and is in stable condition. >>> chopper five flying over the san francisco coastline, the sun is on the way. that may be alluring to surfers, and beachgoers, but the conditions out there are pretty dangerous. a live look at ocean beach. experts are warning of powerful, so-called sneaker waves, that are expected to run farther up the beach than usual. and some people call them sneaker waves because they can pull unsuspecting people out to see. waits

. >> there are those work sporting the emotions of many tromp supporters with fantastic claims. half-truths. misinformation. and frankly, they are misleading the president as well, apparently. >>> drugmaker madonna is asking the fda to greenlight its covid 19 vaccine or emergency use. trials show the vaccine is 94.1% effective. if approved, moderna would likely become the second company to be granted the go- ahead. that is a pfizer is also cleared by regulators for its vaccine which could come by mid- december. >>> coming up next, the new study showing an extreme lack of diversity in one bay area county. it has six of the 10 most segregated cities. >>> not often coronavirus credits, how it is giving students real work experience. >>> and then later, check out this unlucky bicyclist who gets totally taken out by bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it

easy to figure out they don't belong to the conservative movement and they aren't really all that pro tromp they're just showing up because there is a left wing enemy that's throwing punches and they're in the mood to throw them back. well not dissimilar scenes and partisan saturday and said he was engulfed in when you don't rest over a controversial security bill 142 people were detained during clashes with only. chaotic scenes there riots officers use water account and tear gas as the situation spiraled out of control. stems from plans to criminalize the filming of police officers and published footage online with quote. the government later said it would rewrite the clause but not the entire bill has continued over other parts of the draft law including the surveillance powers. but this week the u.s. appeared to shift its gaze away from russia instead setting its sights firmly on china with intel chiefs identifying beijing as washington's biggest threat it comes after a member of the u.s. intelligence committee was targeted by a suspected chinese spy our senior correspondent steve picks

to figure out they don't belong to the conservative movement and they aren't really all that pro tromped they're just showing up because there is a left wing enemy that's throwing punches and they're in the mood to throw them back. russian and british scientists have agreed to combine forces under vaccine and i beg to go with global pandemic astra zeneca ses it's ready to work with the developers of russia's sputnik the chip today we announced a clinical trial program to assess safety and immunogenicity of combination of a zip d. $1222.00 developed by us to seneca and oxford university and sputnik v. developed by russian research institute. the vaccine developers hope combining their drugs could lead to a better immune response to the corona virus the clinical trials will be held here in russia on involve volunteers aged 18 and over now the job created by oxford university astra zeneca has shown varying results the pending on the dose with an average efficacy of 70 percent compared with sputnik vs results so far of over 90 percent. they have a problem vaccines efficacy isn't high enough

reporters without borders who have described this mode of operating by, by the government as being trompe and this is yet another worrying example of the duke. a government imposing arbitrary restrictions on media deemed to be critical to trump in moved. it has no place in british democracy for a few years. our, there have been criticisms that press freedoms are being clamped down on in the british government. so as far as this latest incident is concerned, it doesn't bode well for those who are concerned about press freedoms and the ban and journalists, martin summers believes the blacklisting of declassified u.k. has worrying implications for press freedom. in theory, british government departments in britain should, according to the freedom of information act, be willing to share, you know, non-secret information, all on a totally open basis. we were, wants to find out about it if you're going to ruin the schools program. and that should be in the public domain, no doubt, but taxpayer dollars. all those are being spent on it. so you know, it's a, it's an open program presumably. and th

to figure out they don't belong to the conservative movement and they aren't really all that pro tromped they're just showing up because there is a left wing enemy that's throwing punches and they're in the mood to throw them back . paris was engulfed in renewed unrest on saturday over a controversial security bill 142 people were detained during clashes with police. riot officers used water cannons and tear gas as the situation spiraled out of control the anger stems from plans to criminalize the filming of police officers and publishing that footage online with quote ill intent the government later said it would rewrite the clause but not the entire bill outrage has continued over other parts of the draft law as well including the boosting of surveillance powers . this week the u.s. set its sights firmly on china with intel chiefs identifying beijing as washington's biggest threat this comes after a member of the u.s. intelligence committee was targeted by suspected chinese spy. to have picks up the story for us. so trump's out and the russia gate thing is slamming shut behind him beca

easy to figure out they don't belong to the conservative movement and they aren't really all that pro tromp they're just showing up because there is a left wing enemy dutch throwing punches and they're in the mood to throw them back . this week the u.s. appeared to shift its gaze away from russia instead setting its sights firmly on china with intel of chiefs identifying beijing as washington's biggest threat it comes after a member of the u.s. intelligence committee was targeted by a suspected chinese spy our senior correspondent not just the it picks up the story . so trump's out and the russia gate thing is slamming shut behind him because there's a new scare story in town china you know it doesn't take long to dig up dirt in a town like washington q us democrat representative eric swalwell until now. well this crist so far the evidence is on contradicted that the president used taxpayer dollars to ask the ukrainians to help him choose an election this time around it's his links to a suspected chinese spy who is in the stink not least because and this is awkward he sits on the house inte

for many votes for the country's next president put joe biden officially across the line as a total trompe still refusing to concede despite his floundering legal efforts to at the turn the results let's go live to new york incredible pain now can it get to see you now this chapter of the lengthy election process doesn't usually get this much attention but this is no ordinary year is that where all we've acts right now and has there been any reaction. well 2020 has certainly been a tumultuous year not just around the world but also in the united states there's been the situation with coded and now we also have the situation here with the u.s. presidential election now as folks may be aware the u.s. president is not elected by a popular vote it's actually the electoral college system where every state has a specific number of electoral votes they get together and the electoral college votes are assigned to candidates and the president is determined now at this point the electoral college vote has formally started and it is expected to favor joe biden based on the number of states that went

under tromping israel aggressively expanded its settlements in occupied palestinian territory on the west bank the u.s. has taken steps to legitimize those settlements as israeli land one winemaker in a contested settlement was so happy he named a one after pump a 0. u.s. diplomacy also cleared the way for agreements between israel and longtime foes the united arab emirates and bahrain they came together over a common enemy. iran which has long been considered an x. essential threat by israeli governments the trump era saw the us walk away from the iran nuclear deal which was meant to relieve sanctions on tehran in exchange for strict controls on its nuclear program but netanyahu bitterly opposed it saying it would allow tehran to build nuclear weapons without interference last week a senior iranian nuclear scientist was killed in an ambush on a rainy and territory tehran has blamed israel and the u.s. . protests in iran follow up with tensions so high it may be more difficult for the incoming u.s. administration to react or the nuclear deal. as an end to the trump era that would sit

under tromping israel aggressively expanded its settlements in occupied palestinian territory on the west bank the u.s. has taken steps to legitimize those settlements as israeli land won winemaker in a contested settlement was so happy he named a wine after pump a 0. u.s. diplomacy also cleared the way for agreements between israel and longtime foes the united arab emirates and bahrain they came together over a common enemy. iran which has long been considered an x. essential threat by israeli governments the trump era saw the us walk away from the iran nuclear deal which was meant to relieve sanctions on tehran in exchange for strict controls on its nuclear program but netanyahu bitterly opposed it saying it would allow tehran to build nuclear weapons without interference last week a senior iranian nuclear scientist was killed in an ambush on a rainy and territory tehran has blamed israel and the u.s. . protests in iran fall with tensions so high it may be more difficult for the incoming u.s. administration to react or the nuclear deal. as an end to the trump era that would suit so

and then back to camelot harris when she was asked these questions china obviously prefers biden to tromp but how do you expect this relationship to change especially in light of their last revelations that a democratic member of congress may have been sleeping with a chinese spy well if there's any young enterprising ger journalist out there if you start to look into this story the layers and sees it's massive so we could end up with a whole new mccarthy style trial and politicians that have access to chinese money . it is the list goes on. and. you know the chinese have been you know they're trying to infiltrate the u.s. the same way they would infiltrate themselves which is going rate to the top of the political networks in basically doing business with them to bribe them so it's not surprising if you understand on the cheney says that works it's very easy to lay out and you know this is not just one side of the aisle it's also the other side take a look at mcconnell's in the 10s of millions hundreds of millions of dollars in jamie shipping contracts so. it's really the elephant in the

going to spend typically if you were a business you wouldn't figure out what needs to be done and then tromp with the bill you don't just pull a number out of a hat and then figure out where to disperse it so i mean if only the governments are run like a real business with budgets and actually build those below plan so we're really working with people who are struggling to really figure it out there's only numbers out of a hat that they're happy with and then they're trying to figure out where they're going to push that money well kristie they have the billions that they're sitting on christmas saying right why don't they want to get something before before the end of the year to help these people. well i mean they certainly want to try but at this point a lot of it is also political seeing it are because you also have the democrats also wanting to expand on local local and state funding as well and so because of that you are getting a lot of pushback the democrats are just trying to squeeze out every last that they can so a lot of it is political a lot of it is jockeying for who holds off o

and that's the kind of politics that i expect, the trompe and media and media empire to exploit as well. thanks so much for your time. we have to leave it there. jason stanley, there. fessor philosophy at yale. thank you very much. u.s. president elect joe biden, has congress to pass a coronavirus aid package that has been stalled for months. he spoke while unveiling his economic team to deal with the crisis on partisan group of lawmakers, unveiled and $990000000000.00 close to $1000.00 relief. they'll breaking the law deadlock and in this hopeful it will pass but says his team is focused on the next session of congress. right now, the full congress to come together and pass a robust package for relief to address the surge it needs. but any package passed in a lame duck session is likely to be at best just a start. my transition team is already working on what i'll put forward in the next congress to address the multiple crises. refacing, especially are economic and covert operations. let's go live now to kristen salumi, who's in wilmington, delaware, kristen, there is talk of all of bu

c, h q m, by the government as being trompe and this is yet another worrying example of the u.k. government. imposing arbitrary restrictions on media deemed to be critical to trampy unmoved. it has no place in british democracy for a few years. the criticisms that press freedoms of being clamp down on the british government so far as this latest incident is concerned, doesn't bode well for those who are concerned about press freedoms. while we spoke with a british journalist of on ridley, she thinks the targeting of declassified u.k. follows an alarming pattern of government targeting any form of reporting. they disagree with. britain is a country which likes to pride itself in treatment of speech, and this goes completely against the grain quite why the c.h.p. was made. this decision is silly. it is a journalist's job to ask all could questions. to be critical of that information. beatrice seems so, you know, journalists don't do their jobs to be popular. quite the reverse. and, you know, this, this move has already been likened to a trophy and styled decision. and of course, th

social media companies companies which the president has accused of being anti conservative or anti tromp depending on your perspective certainly the president is also upset about the fact that this legislation would try to deal with the renaming of some u.s. military installations that were named for confederate soldiers people who were considered to be traitors to their country after the u.s. civil war of the 19th century he doesn't think that those military installations should be renamed but all of that is really the political process that people here in washington get fixated on what really matters is the fact that if the president does not sign this legislation or if he vetoes the legislation which is a fancy word for rejecting it that means that people who could be getting a more unemployment payments won't be getting it it means that businesses that could be getting more financial assistance in the middle of the pan. demick won't get it and it means a perhaps just as important that the federal government could close at the end of the day on monday because there's not enough fundin

under tromping israel aggressively expanded its settlements in occupied palestinian territory on the west bank the u.s. has taken steps to legitimize those settlements as israeli land won winemaker in a contested settlement was so happy he named a one after pump a 0. u.s. diplomacy also cleared the way for agreements between israel and longtime foes the united arab emirates and bahrain they came together over a common enemy. iran which has long been considered an x. essential threat by israeli governments the trump era saw the us walk away from the iran nuclear deal which was meant to relieve sanctions on tehran in exchange for strict controls on its nuclear program but netanyahu bitterly opposed it saying it would allow tehran to build nuclear weapons without interference last week a senior iranian nuclear scientist was killed in an ambush on a rainy and territory tehran has blamed israel and the u.s. . protests in iran followed with tensions so high it may be more difficult for the incoming u.s. administration to react or the nuclear deal. as an end to the trump era that would sit

that the democrats essentially tried to steal the 2016 election away from tromp, or from the democrat perspective that russia somehow colluded to steal the election away from hillary, and then the replay of democrats20, that the stole the election away from trump. mirroryou reconcile that , each of which is firmly convinced in its own way that those things are true? >> first, thanks for having me, david. it's a pleasure to be with you. this is a moment of reflection, and i think the solstice was perfect and that we are here on this day to talk about the issues. a few things stand out to me. is airst is that there paradox happening in the country right now that is marrying our best angels with our worst ones, our lighter, better angels with our darker ones. and this is happening at a time with the president being impeached, with ahmaud arbery being gunned down. george floyd was killed. there's a global health pandemic happening and coronavirus is killing hundreds of thousands of americans and hundreds of thousands more worldwide. we have two parties that are at each other's throats and

under tromping israel aggressively expanded its settlements in occupied palestinian territory on the west bank the u.s. has taken steps to legitimize those settlements as israeli land one wine maker in a contested settlement was so happy he named a wine after pump a 0. u.s. diplomacy also cleared the way for agreements between israel and longtime foes the united arab emirates and bahrain they came together over a common enemy. iran which has long been considered an axis special threat by israeli governments the trump era saw the us walk away from the iran nuclear deal which was meant to relieve sanctions on tehran in exchange for strict controls on its nuclear program but netanyahu bitterly opposed it saying it would allow tehran to build nuclear weapons without interference. last week a senior iranian nuclear scientist was killed in an ambush on a rainy and territory tehran has blamed israel and the us. protests in iran followed with tensions so high it may be more difficult for the incoming u.s. administration to react or the nuclear deal. as an end to the trump era that would sit

and go into government like the trumps they try to crush you and they are still hounding ivonne can trompbout room charges at the trump hotel during her father's inauguration but biden's family spends years "making money" off his government role and they cover it up. enough, president trump needs to make sure an independent special prosecutor is appointed to investigate biden corruption and expose the working of the swamp so we can blow the whole thing out of it disgusting mucky water. the establishment has shown us this year they will stop at nothing to keep their power and privilege. we need to fight back. we need to strike at the heart of their power, we need to show the next revolution is just getting started. tell us what you think of that. please, share it when we posted. joining me now fox news contributor lisa boothe and opinion host at the hill and host of the real for the first time and were excited to welcome saagar and jesse. let's start with the election part of that conversation. are you ready yet to shut up and move on? >> no, i am not. we have an election with a massive vo

were really pushing for high stimulus checks for for the poor until bernie sanders out of the trump trompe and senator sort of pushing for $1200.00 in stimulus checks a few weeks ago and then that got back on the agenda of the both the democrats and the republicans $600.00 stimulus checks were finally agreed upon and this was hailed as a great success by don't trump treasury secretary steven newton whom congress thought they were negotiating with on behalf of donald trump but then when the whole stimulus plan was announced last week donald trump blindsided everyone by saying wait a 2nd 600 dollars that's not enough that's a disgrace they have every need $2000.00 checks. it's unclear whether what donald trump is up to because he hasn't said whether he's actually going to veto the bill at least to be vetoed the bill that congress could meet next week and try to override that veto in the meantime all that's happening despite what donald trump is saying is that 14000000 people will lose their benefits they'll get the last extended unemployment benefits check this week and even if there is some

hell have no theory like the trompe l'oeil list burnt and angry over this, and of course one of the teamhey have no idea what got into bill barr and what can explain that view, where is this going. >> i think it's going toward the conclusion of the free logical for some weeks now, it's going toward a certification of the election for joe biden, an electoral college that will vote for joe biden and make him the next president, president who will not accept that will maintain as he leaves office that there was fraud and he will not find support from that from his own attorney general but i suspect the president knew that he be complaining about the justice department not joining vigorously an investigation of election fraud before yesterday and attorney general barr try to put a period at the end of the sentence yesterday. he said no irregularities and no cases of fraud, he said what election experts have been saying all along before, during and after the election, it's hard to have fraud so systemic that it would change the outcome of a national election, that's what the attorney general

tromp represents the most powerful nation on earth and this is the 1st western nation to officially recognize morocco sovereignty over western sahara it is going to provide a broker with massive political advantage in the near future particularly when it comes to any way out of the conflict in western sahara morocco has presented and autonomy 19 in 2006 and still can think it's the best way out of this to this conflict now trump is saying i back that proposal by the americans as far as the middle east peace process is concerned moroccans today have been saying that they have been in touch with palestinian president mahmoud abbas of the told him that this is not something which is going to be at the expense of the rights of the palestinian on the contrary normalizing relations with israel is going to be in favor for fighting all together with all our obligations to words a palestinian state that would exist along with an israeli state although this is going to be a long political process on western sahara this is something which is going to be having far reaching consequences not only on moroc