tillie surviving two historic health crises living to tell the story of both.rse. >> i never thought of it as a birthday a year older, never. i just thought of it as another day. >> reporter: tillie is certainly quite the survivor. on top of the spanish flu and covid-19, she also beat cancer at the age of 95. bona and morning. >>> right now on "america this morning," georgia on everyone's mind. >> i am going to the senate to work for all of georgia. >> the vote tally overnight and two runoff elections that will decide control of the u.s. senate. issues including more economic stimulus checks and raising the minimum wage at stake. the surprises and the nail-biting results. we're live in atlanta. >>> plus, the historic day about to begin on capitol hill. protesters clashing with police hours before republicans try to block certification of joe biden's election win. >>> the covid crisis takes a new turn overnight. the new recommendation from the white house coronavirus task

tillis, mr. toomey, mr. tuberville. [inaudible conversations] mr. van hollen, mr. warner, mr. warnock, ms. warren. [inaudible conversations] mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. biden, mr. young. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> the senate will be in order. the senate will be in order. the sergeant-at-arms will make the proclamation. >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye all persons are commanded to keep silent while the house of representatives is exhibiting to the senate of the united states and article of impeachment against donald john trump former president of the united states. >> mr. president? at the senator from kentucky. >> article ii, section 4 the constitution says the president and vice president all civil officers of the united states shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason robbery or other high crimes and misdemeanors. article i section 3 clause six states when the president of the united states has tried the chief justice cell -- upper separatist opening yesterday donald trump holds the positions listed in t

tell us one - - tillis. >> mr. tillis. >> please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states, against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; do you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter, so help you god?enl. >> i do. >> congratulations, senator. [applause] >> the clerk will call the names of the nex pair. >> mr. tuberville. mr. warner. >> please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states, against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; do you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter, so help you god?o . >> i do. >> congratulations,

i forgot to thank tilly chan and her department for making things happen. i was i want to say to tilly, you are the best hire that this board has ever made. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, why don't we open the chair's remarks open to public comment. miss milton, are there any public comment on the chair's report? >> clerk: yes, there's one caller. hold on just one moment, please. >> chair peskin: first speaker. >> clerk: hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners. this is jodi madeiras, and i'm the executor director of walk san francisco, and i'm here to say thank you to both commissioners fewer and yee for both of their success and dedication to safe streets. the list is incredibly long for supervisor yee's championings and resolutions for vision zero. one of the most significant measures that supervisor yee did support was establishing the san francisco bay area families for safe streets. as we all know, those are the victims of traffic violence and survivors. we've ju

i forgot to thank tilly chan and her department for making things happen. i was i want to say to tilly, you are the best hire that this board has ever made. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, why don't we open the chair's remarks open to public comment. miss milton, are there any public comment on the chair's report? >> clerk: yes, there's one caller. hold on just one moment, please. >> chair peskin: first speaker. >> clerk: hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners. this is jodi madeiras, and i'm the executor director of walk san francisco, and i'm here to say thank you to both commissioners fewer and yee for both of their success and dedication to safe streets. the list is incredibly long for supervisor yee's championings and resolutions for vision zero. one of the most significant measures that supervisor yee did support was establishing the san francisco bay area families for safe streets. as we all know, those are the victims of traffic violence and survivors. we've ju

tillis. [silence] [silence] >> please raise your righty hand.solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? do you bear true faith and allegiance to the same? to take thises obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion? and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of: the office upon which are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. do. >> congratulations senator. [applause] [silence] >> the clerk will call the names the next pair. >> mr. tupper bill mr. warner. regenerationstyle.com >> please raise your righty hand. you solemnly swear he was defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? you bear true faith and allegiance to the same? do you take thist obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion? and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god? >> ideal. >> i do. >> congratulations sen

tillis, mr. t. >> mr. van hollen, mr. warner, . >> mr. whitehose, mr. wicker, m. [background sounds] [background sounds] >> the senate will be in order. be in order. the acting sergeant at arms make the proclamation. >> hear ye, , hear ye, hear ye. all persons are commanded to keep silent on payment imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to the senate of the united states an article of impeachment against donald john trump former president of the united states. >> mr. president? >> the senator from kentucky. >> article to section four of the constitution says the president, vice president and all fellow officers of the united states shall be removed from office on impeachment for an conviction of treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors. article one section three clause six states when the president of the united states is tried, the chief justice shall preside. as of noon last wednesday donald trump holds none of the positions listed in the constitution. he is a private citizen. the presiding officer is not the chief justice n

tillis. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the senators: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next pair the clerk: mr. tuberville. mr. warner. the vice president: please raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on whic

change is a top priority of his men administration let's get some perspective on that now with max tilly he's the deputy head of the climate services department at the world meteorological organization and he's joining us from geneva max good to have you on the show it was expected and announced but still when you saw joe biden signing that executive order to rejoin the paris accord tell us what went through your head . really. personally i was very encouraged this is this is clearly an important step and it's symbolic you know to sign it but at the same time. are you concerned that president biden might not follow through on some of the promises that he has made in terms of battling climate change. i think that as you know like many people i will watch his inauguration address and you know use some very personal language and his expressing his commitment for what he was going to try to do on these priorities that he mentioned including tackling climate change so i certainly was convinced that he has every intention of doing so the difficulties will be in the climate change issue is not

love that name, tillie diving.te about the election. we've been talking about turnout a lot this morning. tyler perry, who lives in atlanta, wanted to vote in georgia's senate runoff but he says he never got his absentee ballot. on monday he tweeted i flew home because i didn't get it and said the election was too important to miss. yesterday perry posted a video after he made it to the polls on election day. >> i just left voting in person. y'all get out and vote. get out and vote, get out and vote, get out and vote. >> perry said that he tweeted before this, is anyone else having this problem, i ordered by absentee ballot december 2nd. i'm told it was mailed on the 4th, i still don't have it. he was answered by stacey abrams who said go to the polls and vote yourself in person, and he did. >> and he did. i bet he was on a movie set or something. that shows you how important it is. you go, tyler, it's a great message. >>> we have almost like a fourth talk of the table because this is a very talkable story. from th

senator tester: senator tillis. senator tillis: thank you for your years of service including up here on capitol hill. first, i want to apologize for our not being able to talk before the hearing. you did have an opportunity to speak with everyone else, i would like to have a discussion so we can drill down on some issues more than five minutes. i think in your testimony you made a commitment in building trust in the v.a. we have to make sure we have the trust for veterans. i just wanted to note i think we are at about 80% in trust in the v.a. overall and 90% on out-patient health care so it seems we are doing right. one of the things, if you are confirmed, if the metrics we're using right now to measure our progress are appropriate and then if you deem them appropriate, then continue to commit to report back so we can see the trend lines moving in the right direction. if you don't think they are appropriate, make suggestions to taylor what we are doing is the best for our veterans. i suspect when you get into this

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i forgot to thank tilly chan and her department for making things happen. i was i want to say to tilly, you are the best hire that this board has ever made. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, why don't we open the chair's remarks open to public comment. miss milton, are there any public comment on the chair's report? >> clerk: yes, there's one caller. hold on just one moment, please. >> chair peskin: first speaker. >> clerk: hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners. this is jodi madeiras, and i'm the executor director of walk san francisco, and i'm here to say thank you to both commissioners fewer and yee for both of their success and dedication to safe streets. the list is incredibly long for supervisor yee's championings and resolutions for vision zero. one of the most significant measures that supervisor yee did support was establishing the san francisco bay area families for safe streets. as we all know, those are the victims of traffic violence and survivors. we've ju

tillis: thank you.because i have limited time, i'm going to submit a question to the record on the economic warfare we are dealing with on china, the race to 5g and some of the interagency activities. the dod is prominently up there, we have the commerce department. i feel like we are losing some ground. i have a unique perspective on that, looking at the intellectual property theft as chairman of the intellectual property subcommittee. i have a lot of contacts i want to add to that. so, in my remaining time, if i were in person, i would have my 600 page request for proposal for the next generation handgun with me, it is my favorite prop when we have a confirmation like this. it just confounds me to think it took 10 years to procure the next generation handgun and it will take 10 years to deploy it. to me it suggests the fundamental problem with the way we go about acquisitions and procurements in the department of defense. i would seek your commitment, if confirmed -- if you are going to have the kind

now used in sitting on impeachment it just doesn't make sense to make north carolina senator thom tillis is criticizing the house speaker for delaying the process she called urgent and says his democratic colleagues were eager to begin congresswoman terri sewell is defending the speaker strategy has nothing to do with ability with urgency of those articles of impeachment but an edge rusher and still to the american people that we will and in fact have a trial over on the senate side and not just an unfair vote here at the white house members of the administration tell me they've been waiting patiently for pelosi to make her move but tell me they are afraid for a senate trial to begin we are well prepared to start tomorrow special adviser to the president pam bondi says they want to get the impeachment trial behind them. >>and get back to the work of the administration he took out one of the biggest terrorist in the world while he's under impeachment. it's unbelievable after the articles are formally said to the senate a trial could begin by the end of next week. >>reporting in washington

streams and wells dry up especially in the winter now we have to walk so far to get water and vironment tillis tracks regions are in danger of losing their prehistoric hill streams dream like this all across chittagong hill tracks are gradually drying up villagers have to struggle to get their fresh water needs they're getting increasingly concerned for their future need for fresh water woman here collect water and it's getting harder it's become much more difficult to get water from the streams and wells drying up especially in winter unlike before we have to walk far now to get fresh water social activists say the whole ecosystem of the heel tracks region is now under threat apart from the global warming there are some issues affecting the local people in lots of alters for example the human making earth. like a stall next to starts and a forest traditions and also being a stock to illegally without any carlson of the local people losing their traditional way of life many among the tribal population are now moving to a settlement to find work yeah a lot of we used to be farmers then but now

streams and wells dry up especially in the winter now we have to walk so far to get water and vironment tillis tracks regions are in danger of losing their prehistoric kill streams dream like this all across chittagong hill tracks are gradually drying up villagers have to struggle to get their fresh water needs they're getting increasingly concerned for their future need for fresh water woman here collect water and it's getting harder it's become much more difficult to get water from the streams and wells are drying up especially in winter unlike before we have to walk far now to get fresh water social activists say the whole ecosystem of the heel tracks region is now under threat apart from the global warming there are some issues affecting the local people in lots of alters for example the human making earth. like a store next door from the sun starts and deforestation and also being a stock to illegally without any clothes and all the local people are losing their traditional way of life many among the tribal population are now moving to supplement to find work. we used to be farmers then b

that is to the park and structural maintenance team, to mark tilly, thank you for all you've done to organize this event. all the park service manage man. you too deserve a toast. this is my excuse to drink a little more bourbon. to all of you, cheers. you have the undying gratitude of a city that loves its park. >> good afternoon, everyone.k. today in san francisco we have 20,976 cases of covid-19. 173 people in a hospital. and sadly, 176 people have died from this virus. while san francisco's death rate remains very low, that is far too many families that will be celebrating the holiday this is year with a recent loss and heavy hearts. my thoughts go out to all the families and to everyone who has lost someone to covid this year. now, we have been in this current stay at home order for two weeks now. and while our cases are still high, we have some data that shows people in san francisco have been moving around less over the past two weeks. that means people are being mindful and doing their best to comply. dr. colfax will show some numbers after me to demonstrate our stay at home

tilly is one of those being prioritised. and it can't come soon enough. i get so fearful for her.in health care and the knowledge that even before covid people with learning disabilities had such a low life expectancy means, for many families, any visit to hospital is a worry. we have had too many instances where she's been refused treatment, because they can't work out how to treat somebody with a learning disability. for me to think about that happening, if she had the virus and she had to go into hospital, it's terrifying, absolutely terrifying. deciding who is eligible for priority access is not an easy task. the initial priority programme was based on the risk of hospitalisation and death. the committee which advises government examined a different set of data to public health england. it believes those with milder learning disabilities are not at such an increased risk. individuals with learning disability we recognise as a very disadvantaged group, so that's why we decided to make a clinical decision to prioritise those with profound and severe learning disabilities within

i forgot to thank tilly chan and her department for making things happen. you are the best hire that this board has ever made. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, why don't we open the chair's remarks open to public comment. miss milton, are there any public comment on the chair's report? >> clerk: yes, there's one caller. hold on just one moment, please. >> chair peskin: first speaker. >> clerk: hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> thank you. good morning, commissioners. this is jodi madeiras, and i'm the executor director of walk san francisco, and i'm here to say thank you to both commissioners fewer and yee for both of their success and dedication to safe streets. the list is incredibly long for supervisor yee's championings and resolutions for vision zero. one of the most significant measures that supervisor yee did support was establishing the san francisco bay area families for safe streets. as we all know, those are the victims of traffic violence and survivors. we've just been so, so lucky that he h

in 1801, when this mastered on skeleton is excavated, it is considered the largest tillis terrestrial bill being. we are several years away from understanding dinosaurs at this point. right now it's the mammoth. mammoth everything becomes like the objective for the united states. in 1802, the town of western massachusetts makes a 15 foot wide wheel it she's call the mammoth cheese which they put on a flat bread cart and on horses bring it down to washington to deliver it to the mammothm]3z.y-in-chief which is jefferson. someone else makes a loaf of bread the size of a cascade call the mammoth bread. there is a man with egg eating contest which reminds me of cold hand loop, and what you have is this celebration of the mammoth as the scale and scope of our cultural ambitions. from our president, to our foods to our manufacturing, to our prospects. st. louis inquired out west and what you will come back with is new mammoth features. whether it's mammoth cave in kentucky, or whether it is in fact the mammoth bones that will come out of the big bone like along the kentucky ohio border. eve

here we have two candidates, on against tillie leffler and one against me that both want to defund theice, one is caugh on video in and abolish the police. the other says that they are gangsters and thugs, these are two liberal democrats that we are running against that as you said, we'll be nothing, but rubberstamps for chuck schumer as he perpetrates his socialist agenda on america. >> explain specifically. i could say that donald trump supporters, i could tell them what is at stake. four years of hard work is at stake. which is going to be ripped into they will never stop the never-ending harassment of the president and his family. and more importantly, what are the other issues you see becaus january 5th is not on everyone' calendar is a voting daypart gate know it's not, and we have the holiday season upon us. you just have to listen to what chuck schumer said. night after night, take georgia change america. you heard a clip about aoc not wanting to compromise and negotiate. what schumer will do you is change the voting real so he ca do whatever he wants with 51 votes. 50 in the s

tillis? mr. tubberville? mr. warner? miss warren? mr. whitehouse? mr. whicker? mr. widen? mr. young? >> [silence]. >> [silence continues]. >> [silence]. >> [no audible conversations]. >> laura: the senate is voting on the objection to the arizona election results. chad pergram has breaking news. tell us what you just learned about why congress might be here late into the night? >> it's going to take a while because hawley the republican from missouri who announced first he would object to the electoral votes indicated he would continue his objection to the state of pennsylvania. that's next in the mix. this is the vote whether or not to certify arizona. the house of representatives across the building is still debating arizona. they will take a vote as well. it was thought after all of the chaos earlier today maybe this would be it. people would dial back their positions and say we need to get along. let's not have objections. but they had to vote on arizona in the house and senate. rand paul thought they would call it off and approve the rest of the electoral slate. they don'

and as you can see north carolina same situation, cunningham raised more than double senator tom tillisis it just a little more than double. >> these individuals when you're running for office you have so many people in your ear telling you if you don't raise money and give it to me as a campaign manager in somebody who creates flyers and makes commercials you're going to lose, that gets in the back of your flight that you think i need to make all this money and give it all these people who keep pressure me. politics is a big business, don't kid yourself, it is real money, people wanted and they want these candidates to fund raise and give it to them. >> we will see who gets out and votes today because today is the day in georgia. we have it all covered for you. election coverage continues next. >> just in walls of the in breaking down the key georgia counties to watch today. the touchscreen. shannon: welcome back. all eyes on georgia today is voters head to the polls in the highly anticipated senate runoff. the stakes couldn't be iron both races arnett can. joining me now with the key

he wanted county that tillie ree clinton had one handedly in 2016, and of course you have the florida and south florida with many south americans and cuban-americans voting for trump. in an very large numbers. but more importantly, the puerto rican districts in the eye of the fort corridor between tampa and orlando swinging towards president trump. so, i think that's what we saw then was exactly this rejection them and speaking. if people saying, no please do not see us as victims. we are going to vote on just like all other americans, we are going to fund the economy, we're going to vote to sustain capitalism, to make sure that the system of government that economic system does not change, person ovation of the american system, the group of americans of as a census would be spanish americans show every time that when you pulled on what's most important is the economy. education also, which is the ladder to success, healthcare and so forth. >> was in the first hour of the program with my gonzalez talking to her viewers and listeners about the president-elect's picks. the cabinet picks

kingston 29 but otherwise look a nice bit of a breeze so daily light showers seem likely less around tilly's newscycle is rather a great picture on the east coast of nicaragua the u.s. is a bit different though there is stormy weather going through the southern plains once again will be rain in the south turning to snow further north now keep going east was with potential violence towards further south on the california coast yet more rain and snow is on its way south. at ways. i enjoy bringing my maybe my children so they can see and get more comfortable for children or at the heart of america's love affair with weapons of their own make a report on the air for a new machine and it's fun but a new generation is fighting fire with a recently you're fighting for you because you don't want to see it and you do speak it fluently. never again part of the radicalized youth series on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. they're watching the news hour live from a headquarters in doha i'm glad you know brigades are coming up in the next 60 minutes the world health organization calls for a fair and free a

that is to the park and structural maintenance team, to mark tilly, thank you for all you've done to organize this event. all the park service manage man. you too deserve a toast. this is my excuse to drink a little more bourbon. to all of you, cheers. you have the undying gratitude of a city that loves its park.

you see tom tillis he said he won't support the objection -- listen to nancy pelosi as she takes the floor. >> thank you, garret. let's listen to the speaker. >> members advise to remain in chamber only if they are participating in debate and must wear a mask at all times even when under recognition for debate. members must also practice proper social distancing when present in the chamber. let the record show that there's a gross violation of this guidance from this attendant on the republican side of the aisle. please in the interest of your own health and as an example to the american people abide by the numbers now up to 25 on each side of the aisle to participate in this stage of the development, okay? pursuant to senate concurrent resolution 1 -- pursuant to senate concurrent resolution 1 and section 17 of title 3 of the united states code when the two houses withdraw from the joint session to count the electoral vote for separate consideration of an objection, a representative may speak to the objection for five minutes and not more than one. debate shall not exceed 2 hours. a

that is to the park and structural maintenance team, to mark tilly, thank you for all you've done to organize this event. all the park service manage man. you too deserve a toast. this is my excuse to drink a little more bourbon. to all of you, cheers. you have the undying gratitude of a city that loves its park. >> thank you all for joining us today. before we begin, please remember to keep your microphones and video feeds off to avoid distractions. you are submit up to two questions to the web-ex chat only. welcome dr. colfax. >> good afternoon. thank you for joining. i'm here to report our collective progress in beating back the current surge of covid-19 in san francisco. and as we look back on this difficult year of 2020, i want to thank you for your incredible efforts during the past months. months that were unimaginable just a year ago as reports of the virus first surfaced. and i want to express my incredible gratitude to the medical providers and first responders and everyone who has been on the front lines of this pandemic this year. this includes the incredible team at our

rouse: senator tillis, thank you for that question. you have landed on an important question. we understand that in order to get to the other side of the pandemic, we need -- the federal government needs to step in. but as we get to the other side and get past -- and get to more economic growth, it's important we look at the federal budget in totality and look at the important investments we need to make in order to improve economic growth but also understand how we will pay for those investments now. i believe we should be taking a comprehensive look at that. the president has committed in saying he wants to look at an area of tax options but that he believes individuals and corporations should pay their fair share. this is not to say that there is an automatic repeal of the tax credits that were passed before but we need to look at the most important ways we can both raise revenue in the most economically efficient way possible, also ensuring that everyone is paying their fair share. >> i will submit questions for the record to both of you, thank you very much and again, con