it's all part of the legacy jump, and abby hornacek is there. abby, here they come. abby: yes. i mentioned before, 77 mile-an-hour winds. they are floating down with the 1-2 mile-an-hour winds on their base leg. so after they make two 90-degree turns, they are landing right here on the south lawn. it's been successful so far, and i must say i am incredibly impressed with some of these veterans because it's not easy landing, it's not easy on your knees, it's not easy when you stand up, that gear is pretty heavy. what they're doing is absolutely incredible, and it speaks to their service too because they've been through a lot, especially these world war ii veterans. johnny joey jones is coming down, we're not sure which one is him. i think a few of them have this jump suit, so we're really trying to pay attention to him. once he does land, of course, we're going to snag him. but right now everything is going very successfully, and we're really honoring the veterans who have sacrificed so much for us and allow us to really celebrate the freedoms that we are able to, you guys. bria

i think it's as simple as that. >> abby, what do you think? >> i do think there's probably as element of this that is about weakening joe biden as much as possibly, for purely political reasons, because this is a president who is going to be leaving the white house while also seeding the ground for a potential second run for office. he's also trying to build a foundation upon which republicans can continue to succeed with trumpism. in order to do that, he has to be able to say i promised to get us out of these foreign wars, and the democrats want to keep us in these foreign wars. a lot of this is about having a rhetorical platform for the president, but as you point out, there is obvious real-life consequences. the important part that sticks out, the president just spent the last two weeks purging the civilian leadership of the pentagon. we have to ask real questions about why that happened and what was the end game? why would the president try to do that is the question we had all along. maybe we're seeing one of the main reasons why. that sh

. >>> joining us now, cnn political correspondent abby philip and david gregory. >> abby, it took a few days, i think, for the white house. president trump and his republican allies and fox tv to find their footing. they were sort of back on their heels after president trump lost the election. they were -- there was a moment of kind of now what? now they have attorney general bill barr, his buy in and they are just normally what happens is that you can do the investigations and certify the winner of the election. but, no, they will not certify until all of the sort of vaporous investigations are done whatever that is. i think we should point out that what the president and his allies are trying to claim is that somehow there was fraud on such a massive scale that they would be able to roll back joe biden's lead to the tens of thousands of votes in more than three or four states in order to get the president to be able to claim victory. not is only that implausible, but it's, frankly, i mean, i think we should just say it's not -- it is impossible for that to happen. joe biden right snou

>> abby: mm-hmm. >> victoria: like what?do have some news, but i didn't want to share it while we were waiting for adam. >> victoria: well, you've got me right here, ready to listen.

. >> joining us now, abby phillip and david chalian. abby, i think john might have to be careful of what he wishes for. president trump was not very helpful when he used to have those coronavirus briefings where he -- >> look, i'm just concerned for the guy. we haven't heard his voice. how do we know he's okay? seriously? seven days without hearing his voice, there's a pandemic raging out of control. there's an election that has been called that we know the outcome of and he refuses to speak out loud and i'm just curious why. >> don't get me wrong, it's weird. but in terms of thinking that if the president were to think out loud, there would be a national coronavirus pandemic plan, i think we have to temper our expectations on that. you know, sometimes he suggests injecting bleach. there's been no plan, though he's promised one at different times. so here we are, on this rudderless ship for the next two months, while every single day, it is code red, hair on fire, the pandemic gets worse. >> yeah, i don't think that you should expect an

and abby has now vowed to get rid of the 2 great leadership. misinformation is rife just to give you a couple of examples. abi supporters have been spreading fake images of t p l. s. fighters using heavy anti aircraft weaponry, while videos purportedly showing the fighting into grey, are actually from the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan. ok, so that strong line, but what about the accusations coming from the government in mainstream media outlets are somehow fueling some of the slider. well yes, at least 2 journalists have ended up behind bars as a result on november 4th, because of the lumber out of the privately owned allo media center was arrested for allegedly disseminating false information. smearing the ethiopian government, and inciting, civil war. meanwhile, may be high on a coup by miquel, an editor at news magazine. the other standard was also taking into custody for and i quote, attempts to dismantle the constitution through violence. now when abi came to power 2 years ago, he was widely celebrated for opening up what used to

landing abby, a nobel peace prize. those days are gone and the reaction to her child is death and the hunt to find his killer. i directly tied to the volatile political situation in the country. a constant tension between its largest ethnic groups are most, i'm harmless, and to great. they get off to her child is murder politicians. activists on the network itself went back to that interview on iman, to look for clues as to who may have killed him following his assassination. the government will accuse him in being behind. assassination of the artists they said actually oil men omitted something section of that interview too high was receiving threats. i don't know. not to try to tell you. my feet are not going to be somewhere. it's kind of government or because orchestrated kind of, you know, media propaganda. there's always 2 sides to a story. there's the government's narrative and there is 0 minutes now to everybody's saying that i was right or the other party was wrong. it is up to an independent investigation to d

joining us now is cnn political correspondent abby phillip. abby, there's been so many times in the past, you know, four or five years that people feel it's a hair on fire moment and then it is a hair on fire moment, or it somehow passes and this morning feels like one of those. they are not ascertaining the election results. this has gone on longer than any election that we can remember and i'm including bush v. gore because that was already in process, there was a real legal battle happening, these are amorphous threats that they're trying to come up with. there is no legal battle under way and so where are we this morning? >> yeah, i mean, i think people really need to understand that the big difference between the 2000 election which mitch mcconnell mentioned yesterday and republicans are talking about a lot is that that was one state and a few hundred votes. we are talking now about republicans trying to claim fraud that they have not had any proof of in at least four states and to the tune of tens of thousands of votes. so there is absol

roots, we have abby.st likely to order the best food at a restaurant," which i'm so jealous of. and the second medal that says "least likely to order the salad. [ laughter ] for this first one, roots, "forever after all" has been on the billboard hot 100 since it came out a few weeks ago could you do something in the style of, like, luke combs ♪ ♪ abby cayenn in the army is where she served ♪ ♪ it's time t let the military get the credit they deserve ♪ ♪ you can ear a lot of medal there's even som for the reserves ♪ ♪ most likely to orde the best thing i the restaurant would be hers ♪ ♪ but when it comes to ordering salads she's least likely to ♪ >> jimmy: come on now. thank you, roots thank you so much, abby. thank you for your service let's get another veteran on here. hello. what is your name, and what branch did you serve in. >> hey, jimmy. my name is christian leggett i was a lieutenant in the u.s. navy [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: wow, christian, lieutenant u.s. navy, awesome. thank you again for

recently, abby sounds more like a strongman than a man of peace. do queerness, mischievous force is surrounded on all sides. it is a force in its final throes of death. many fear the conflict could destabilize the region, causing new wounds before the old ones have even healed. i had what it would be safe to say that in many ways this confrontation between that is and to cry has been a long time coming. yes. only. so if your parents who environment shifted 100 degree 80 degrees on its head when i became into power europe or showed that what we've seen is that the police who are divisions, some of the ethnic divisions and the structural problems he has haven't been sufficiently addressed in moscow and these include different narratives about 8 years history of finished federalism project and tensions over the divisions between the center in this and the regions which, which are driven by claims for greater representation from various ethnic groups and more autonomy. and i think really that is at the roots of the conflict and why i think people worry

it features kristen stewart and mackenzie davis as abby and harper, the couple and their feet as abby's a friend. and we can take a look at that. i think you would have a perfect relationship with my person and i really like everyone and i want to marry him her breast. can you explain? yes, very, sexually attracted to her and here i suppose is probably not a very, very nice film for the coming. difficult holiday season and it could be up for a golden globe because they have a best comedy musical category. in terms of the film, does it have a happy ending? it has been released so viewers can find out for himself how it isn't coming out. for much so many artists and institutions have worked tirelessly this year to keep culture alive. and the european cultural brand award recognizes this year, a youth orchestra, a state of the art norwegian library, and a ukrainian center for urban history to name a few. let's see who won top prize. an elegy for a cultural scene under threat in an empty hall with no audience or applause. the 15th cultural brand award took place in a tough year for the sect

in 2019, abbie won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms. and his role in brokering peace with eritrea after a bloody border war. but so far he's failed to heed the calls of the un and the african union for a cease fire in this conflict. for more on this, we spoke with william davidson. he's an analyst at the end of the international crisis group, which specializes in conflict resolution. he explained what was motivating prime minister, made a noble prize pace laureus to engage in the conflict. well, what the prime minister and federal governments are trying to do is to remove the leadership of the region via military intervention. and they say they were given absolutely no option to do that. after it's a great forces, took control and attacked elements of the federal military station and take the broader justification is there to take the left has been destabilizing. it is only its latest breach of the constitutional order, and it crossed so-called, crossed a red line. the issue is, how easy is it going to be to achieve this objective of ap

but abby curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018. so its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted. what the constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t.p.o. left defied abbie's decision to postpone national polls due to the coronavirus. in september, they went ahead with elections in te grave, which they control. not only the stability of ethiopia itself is at stake in this conflict. the country with its population of 100000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. in 2019, happy won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms. and his role in brokering peace with eritrea after a bloody border war. but so far he's failed to heed the calls of the un and the african union for a cease fire in this conflict. in peru, interim president, manuel merino has sworn in his new cabinet feeling most physicians were technocrats merino assumed office on tuesday, out of the country's congress voted to remove former leader martin biz carol, over bribery allegations protests against those camer

in 2019, abbie won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms. and his role in brokering peace with eritrea after a bloody border war. but so far he's failed to heed the calls of the un and the african union for a cease fire in this conflict. or more on this, we spoke with william davison. he's an analyst at the end, international crisis we're which specializes in conflict resolution. he explained that what was motivating prime minister, a nobel prize laureate, to engage in the conflict. well, what the prime minister and federal governments are trying to do is to remove the leadership of that region by our military intervention. and they say they were given absolutely no option to do that. after it's a greater force, it took control and attacked elements of the federal military station and take great. the broader justification is there to take the left has been destabilizing. it is only its latest breach of the constitutional order and it crossed so you can cross the red line. the issue is, how easy is it going to be to achieve this objective of

abby? >> thousands over the next couple of weeks. jason carroll, thank you. watch "state of the union" this morning. jake tapper will be joined by dr. anthony fauci, senator bernie sanders, ohio governor mike dewine, and georgia senate candidate reverend rafael warno their -- warnock. >>> warnings that things could get much worse over the holidays if people don't take the warnings seriously. >>> and the president blocking the president-elect's team creating an unies in risk for the american public. ♪ greetings mortal! your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. liberty power! wow. that will save me lots of money. you're insured! this game's boring. let's get tacos. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung can

>> reporter: good morning, abby and victor. there's no sign that we're anywhere close to getting a concession from president trump. yesterday he hit the golf course, he's been keeping out of public view otherwise, except for the rose garden event friday where the president for a fleeting moment acknowledged the prospects that he won't be getting a second term. by and large, all we heard from the the -- we heard from this president since election day and since the networks projected that joe biden had secured enough electoral votes to become the president-elect, are these conspiracy theories from the president's twitter feed. he's been continuing to push these baseless claims of voter fraud as his campaign pursues litigation in a handful of key states. keep in mind, that if one or more of the challenges were to succeed, joe biden is leading by such large margins in these states that there is virtually no way that the results are going to be overturned. nonetheless, the president does remain in denial about that. and beyond the u

it's been an incredible, very long, dana and abby. >> we were sitting. to stand for five days straight. the ironman of television here. >> it's a privilege to be be able to cover a story like this. >> it sure is. >> it's a bless indeed. give us a final thought what you're going to be looking for. >> it's kind of along the lines of what i was trying to ask kate bedingfield, which is rhetoric matters, but there are things that joe biden and his team can do to make moves towards the 70 million people who said that they wanted president trump to have another term. and how they actually act on those is going to be very interesting for me to watch. not just this weeker, but from now until inauguration day. >> to cooperate, to work together, bring the country together. yes, we have differences, but we need to unite. that's easier said than done. >> oh, absolutely. and it's so difficult even now because of this environment that we are in. the country is in the middle of a pandemic that is getting worse by the day. the economic crisis is severe. and frankly, ther

that is saying things like that that is concerned that abby is going pretentiously in an authoritarian direction. ethiopia's own human rights commission, said the country detained, more than 9000 people between may and august. after protests broke out on the road here, regent, a prominent activist, was dragged by police from his bed in the middle of the night as he slept next to his pregnant wife, abby's biggest challenger trauma hominess in prison on charges of terrorism. this is not just coming from the t.p. l f. well, this is if we don't, we would have brought in new willfully for this. we've got it. we were briefed on has brought about its losers and winners there. the people that's built on a democratic endeavor is not going to make the move and they're trying to become a roadblock to making it here. and it won't accept us, don't 100. if you see his case, it's because of who his b. day are presiding over the case. so we cannot make a full assessment. but if you see, once again, president easier and president journalists and opponents, it's not something that just happens because y

joining me now abby livingston and daniel straus. daniel, you first here. you have been covering the biden transition. how worried are they about how the trump administration is planning to handle the coronavirus vaccine? is it a legitimate concern? >> this is their top priority in entering their adadministration. they want to come out with massive federal program for fighting the vaccine and since there hasn't been much coordination with the outgoing administration there is a level of frustration in the biden orbit about this. it's not just the certification from the gsa. they also would like to see some level of coordination on the coronavirus as we enter these months where scientists predict there will be a dramatic spike in cases across the country. >> abby, with regard to today, the president took that deliberate around the rally before heading out the the golf lanes. the pro-demonstrations have gathered there. is this a nod to his supporters ongoing dissent? >> it reminds me of when he took the loop around the hospital when he had covid. as a resident

our abby phillips and our dana bash and van jones. correct me if i am wrong, the senators know the deal, don't they? >> absolutely they know the deal. what you were saying to jim acosta is exactly right. they're worried of retribution from the president which equals retribution from his supporters who are the same supporters got each of these republicans elected. there is no other way to see it or put it. that's what republicans on capitol hill admits in a candid way. that's the reason this is happening close up. as for the biden, what's interesting is i have talked to sources there who say the air of calm that president-elect put out today reflected inside the transition. they're not getting funds from the gsa for now, it is okay. they're not getting briefing on the presidential daily brief of the intelligence information, that's okay for now. if that's the case for the next few weeks then maybe the biden transition will have to get more aggressive. i am told they believe if they did that now, it would only backfire for a lot of reas

as he slept next to his pregnant wife, abbie's biggest challenger, dr. mohamad, us in prison on charges of terrorism. this is not just coming from the team p.l.f. . this is their leader, and we were not brought in new. we were free for this. we but we were free form has brought about its losers and winners. the people just built on a democratic endeavor is not going to make the movie and they're trying to become a roadblock to making it here. and it will be successes, don't 100, if you see his case, it's sort of always pretty dire presiding over the case. so we can all make a full assessment. but if you see, once again, president evasions and president journalists, and opponents is not something that just happens because you're trying to do business on the phone. and this is a matter of the rule of law spending a lot easier though. legally committed a crime. you're talking about one person, i said 9000. people were in jail. i said 9000 people. there was a number has to be but still the forces were brought in this country. it is your own human rights comm

she says it's while to think that abby achmet just won the nobel peace prize in $29.00 t. and was in the year we're discussing intense conflict in ethiopia. gentlemen, i'm going to rest areas. it's a pleasure being very serious conversation. that's very and i think thank you very much, vibrant conversation. it is not over yet. i am taking new audience to instagram live and let me tell you who i'm going to go there with sam. do you really? who is from amnesty international and you will find us at a.j. stream. it's super life from wednesday. thanks for watching. everybody. seen x. time as a 2nd wave of covert, 19 brings a surge in infections. a few months ago, there were dozens of cases a day now if weeks as 2000 and countries enforce new measures to curb contagion, this is the 1st step forward for the government, a in of mass testing the entire population. scientists are on the brink of releasing new vaccines to reduce the spread of the virus. will it be enough to bring the global health crisis to an end? the coronavirus pandemic, special coverage on an american people have

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let's get analysis from abby phillip and republican governor john kasich. abby, i want to consider the extraordinary developments we're witnessing now. the president of the united states still refusing to concede, his secretary of state questioning our democracy, the white house budget office proceeding as if mr. trump won. if i have us a sense, abby, how extraordinary all of this is. >> reporter: well, i think, wolf, a couple of months ago when you would ask republicans on capitol hill or in washington what they would do if president trump refused to accept the results of the election, they dismissed that idea as outlandish, said it would never happen. now it is happening. not only is he rejecting results of the election, but joe biden is on a track to have a larger margin of victory in the key states than trump did four years ago. and even still, republicans on capitol hill are suggesting that that is likely to be overturned, which it is not. i think that this is beyond just denial or placating the president. at this point, you know, they are taking risks

government freedom park in midtown atlanta where there is a big celebration going on and with me is abby ed line she is 18 years old we spotted deer in the crowd because of this sign this is the 1st time she has voted in a presidential election and she was in gauged abbi tell me about some things that you did leading up to the election to ensure that other young people such as yourself would get out and vote so i knew that that youth vote was going to be the thing that would decide this election especially in georgia alternately so along with a lot of my peers at my school we went around and registered every eligible voter we could find in our entire school district and we teamed up with all the other schools and a.p.'s which is our system and we registered over. i think 500 students in order to vote this year what are some of the issues that made you throw your support behind biden particularly as a young person just starting out in life so the biggest thing for me is ending the gun violence epidemic in our country and i know biden is working towards that as well another one of my big t

they are playing with people's lives here, abby. thank you for being with us and laying it out so clearly. >> good to see you guys. >>> so overnight the united states surpassed 250,000 deaths from coronavirus, that's by far the most in any country. we just spoke with a doctor in south dakota which has the highest test positivity rate in the nation, second on that list is iowa at 50%. that's just unbelievable. it means that half the people being tested are testing positive. the white house task force calls the spread of coronavirus there exponential and unyielding. we want to bring in dr. john passion, he is the chair of the story county board of health in iowa. doctor, you've been with us before when things were not great in the summer, now things are just down right awful. so tell us what you're seeing take place around you. >> okay. well, first of all, thank you for having me back. yeah, it's pretty terrible here. this is the third surge we've gone through in story county and this has a different feel to this surge. first of all,

let's get perspective from abby phillips and our david gergen and miles taylor. he was revealed as the author of a "new york times" op-ed that was highly critical of the president. miles, you worked in the department of homeland security. you were hired the same day as mr. krebs, you guys worked together in your time there. why does it matter? >> well, first of all, it is a couple of things. i think this demonstrates how unhinged the president is becoming towards the end of his presidency. but the bigger takeaway is chris krebs is not a super partisan figure. he was a political appointee of the president. but this is someone who has more integrity than almost anyone i know. chris and i started the same day and there was no one that i respected more than the government because he wasn't a partisan. he's focused on the mission. what matters more to him than anything was making sure our elections in 2020 were more secure than they were in 2016. on chris' first day, he said, i want my mission to be that make sure that the bad guys, the russias and chinas in the world

. >> joining us now, cnn political correspondent abby phillip along with cnn contributor and republican election lawyer, ben ginsburg. abby, it will be one thing, with the country suffering so much, if the president wasn't cooperating with joe biden, because he was so damned busy fighting this pandemic. so busy making public statements about what he's doing to make things better, but he's not doing anything. i mean, we threw up that graphic of the president's public schedule. 12 out of the last 16 days, no public events. you've covered the white house. i've never seen anything like this. this doesn't happen with presidents ever, let alone when there's something major going on, as i said last hour. the president likes to say he's a wartime president, he's a tee-time president. he's spend mrg tiing more time than fighting the pandemic. how can you justify that? >> it's really odd. this president really likes to be the one out there shaping the narrative. he's not even showing up on his favorite television shows to defend his false claims about this election. his silence is notable for a n

left defied abbie's decision to postpone national polls due to the coronavirus. in september, they went ahead with elections integrate, which they control. not only the stability of pure itself is its stake in this conflict. the country with its population of 100000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. in 2019, happy won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms. and his role in brokering peace with eritrea after a bloody border war. but so far he's failed to heed the calls of the u.n. on the african union for a ceasefire in this conflict. ok, let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. peru's interim president manuel merino has his new cabinet on thursday filled mostly by technocrats, never assumed office on choose day after the country's congress voted to remove former leader martin fisk out a bribery allegations protests against his ousting. have since erupted across the country, at least $74.00 migrants have reportedly drowned after their vote, heading think europe capsized off

but abby curbed the party's influence after coming to power in 2018. so its leaders say they have been unfairly targeted, like a constitutional dispute raised tensions to boiling point. the t.p.i. left to fight abby's decision to postpone national polls due to the coronavirus. in september, they went ahead with elections integrate, which they control. not only the stability of your itself is at stake in this conflict. the country with its population of 100000000 is pivotal to the stability of the horn of africa as a whole. in 2019, happy won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms. and his role in brokering peace with eritrea after a bloody border war. but so far he's failed to heed the calls of the un and the african union for a cease fire in this conflict. to for an hour interim president has his new cabinet filling most posts with technocrats shimmed office on tuesday after the country's congress voted to remove former late. i'm not in his car, of the bribery allegations protests against viscountess ousting have since arrived and acro

you know, abby, it is interesting.and people really care deeply about learning these things. these are human beings, right? what do you make of his decision to include such intimate details? >> well, i think you nailed it, erin. when your wife has already written about some of this stuff, you don't have a whole lot of options here. i think the president -- president obama understood that michelle obama had already paved the way for this conversation and it would have been, i think, probably more surprising if she had -- if she had been so open about their marriage and about seeking marriage counselling at a certain point and all of these things and that he failed to do the same. i think it's just about that kind of balance. but you're totally right. i think that michelle obama's book was impactful for a lot of reasons, but i think one of the biggest was her honesty about their relationship, about her -- the fact that she really hated politics and it put a strain on their marriage. and that was i think very relatable to

>> joining us now, abbie phillip and lisa lair of the new york times.are off the charts. and democrats think in many places it's to their advantage. listen here. senator kamala harris in florida yesterday, barack obama going back to florida. they do even as confident as they are, they see pockets of worry including african americans and latino turnout. listen. >> i believe that folks are turning out because, again, they know what's at stake. what i'm hearing in particular when we talk about african american, caribbean voters in florida, they want to know they have a president who understands the commonality between all of us. they want a president who speaks to our better angels as opposed to hate and division. >> it is that doing your job, or is that a sign of nervousness, jitters that the numbers aren't quite right? >> it's definitely a sign that they are heeding the concerns of people on the ground and activists across the country who say the turnout they need to see isn't quite there yet. and i spent the weekend talking to democratic strategists abo

the other piece of this, abby, this is for you. we just listened to barbara talk about what's going on in the d.o.d., and what he's doing is more akin to a dictatorship. that's from william cohen, secretary of defense, foreign public senator when he was on last night with don on air. he is doing what no sitting president has ever done in history. what do you think the repercussions of trump is to try and do all of this? >> i have been very concerned about, i think, the long-term impacts of this kind of rhetoric on the country and on americans' confidence in its electoral system, which i think, despite everything that's gone on, we talked a lot about the 2000 election, and how close that was, and how much people were invested in the outcome on both sides. and yet i think the american public still had a lot of confidence in the system. but what the president is trying to do is he's trying to invent allegations out of whole cloth in an effort to sfdispute the election because he lost. that's totally different from anything i think we

and dan levy as abby's a friend, and we can take a look at that. i think you would have a perfect relationship. and i really like everyone. i want to marry her. yes. very sexually attracted to her. here, i suppose. and she is a good, very nice film for the coming difficult holiday season. and it could be up for a golden globe because they have a comedy musical category. in terms of the film, does it have a happy ending? what has been released? so viewers can find out for himself, holiday season coming out if it had terrific so much so many artists and institutions have worked tirelessly this year to keep culture alive. and the european cultural brand award recognizes this year, our youth orchestra, a state of the art norwegian library, and a ukrainian center for urban history to name a few. let's see who won top prize. an elegy for a cultural scene under threat in an empty hall with no audience or applause. the 15th cultural brand award took place in a tough year for the sector. but a covert safe ceremony was held nonetheless, to honor exceptional

and dan levy as abby's a friend, and we can take a look at that. i think you would have a perfect relationship. everyone. i want to marry her rescue a friend. yes. very sexually attracted to her. here, i suppose. and she is a good, very nice film for the coming difficult holiday season. and it could be up for a golden globe because they have a comedy musical category. in terms of the film, does it have a happy ending? what has been released? so viewers can find out for himself, holiday season coming out. thanks so much. so many artists and institutions have worked tirelessly this year to keep culture alive. and the european cultural brand award recognizes this year, our youth orchestra, a state of the art norwegian library, and a ukrainian center for urban history to name a few. let's see who won top prize. an elegy for a cultural scene under threat in an empty hall with no audience or applause. the 15th cultural brand award took place in a tough year for the sector. but a covered safe ceremony was held nonetheless, to honor exceptional cultural pr

sienna has down syndrome, abby has multiple complex medical needs. so for those mother destroying daca personal to them and devastate their lives. the court strikes down the affordable care act it will be an act of in justice it would be judicial robbery people have coverage now that would be robbery by the court and republicans in the senate they light over and over again. they said they would come up with a replacement. they never had. don't think they intended to or they would've had it done now. they also lied they could do it a different way. they could come up with a bill that covered more than 20 million people. had all of the protections and all the gains for filling the donut hole. all the other protections they could do a republican less expensive way. that is a lie. they have been lying for a decade about it. now we are on the precipice of a supreme court decision and a few months that could wipe out all of those gains. and here's what wipes out in terms of medicaid expansion. this has been a lifeline to so many americans. we know that mos

unfairly targeted and scapegoated for the country's problems last year they also refused to join abby's new coalition party the prosperity party and they opposed the government's decision to postpone the elections due to the cope in 1000 pandemic of this has led to these other tensions have led to this escalation of which we still know little about ok and our briefly on this one how ordinary ethiopians reacting to the increase in violence. as i said it's impossible to communicate with anyone integrate at the moment and i would say people are mostly worried worried because because they cannot talk to their relatives they're worried about a possible armed conflict they're asking themselves is there going to be a civil war and yet so we're seeing a lot of people calling for authorities to work toward the escalation and conflict resolution. mari i get nicholas school your correspondent in ethiopia thank you for your time. in 2019 and that's welcoming african-americans back home to the continent now some so get what you need to leave the u.s. and resettling ghana correspondent isaac metz wit

david gergen and abby phillips. congressman jackson lee is back with me. not a surprise. we know people in the administration who tells the truth. what does it tell you abou about -- well, we may hold before president trump showing us the door. >> we are living in a surreal time now. democrats could shot take this likely. i believe that we are more as a rule infomercial with t vulnerable with the firing of krebs. i can assure that the concern is that the gaping hole that'll be left after director krebs have left is very challenging. secretarily what i would say is that we started looking at election security with director krebs as early as 2018. the committee had several hearings. it was specifically on the question of election security that we came together that said we did not want to happen in 2020 to happen in 2016. director krebs worked with us to ensure that and presenting us the work. he was looking to ensure that we have a safe and secure election. one of things i remember asked him of the intelligence of each states. his agency is an open book ready to receive th

. >> joining us to discuss the moment, abby phillip and kaitlan collins. i go through the numbers every day, they depress me. it is a sad statement. we don't hear from the president about them at all. we hear from dr. fauci. we read some excerpts from the coronavirus task force report from the white house, talking how dire the situation is. kevin liptech, this is part of his report. trump demonstrated little interest in adding more to his schedule. people familiar with the matter said. few aides raised the idea because of his dark mood and preoccupation with his loss. he is spending mornings watching television, arriving in the oval office in the evening. he goes between the office and dining room, equipped with large televisions, newspapers and magazines are strewn across the table. we know he likes to watch things that tell him he is great. is he paying attention to the idea, he is still president for two months, and the country is in a ditch. >> and that's the concern, that he's just checked out of this, not paying attention as much. he did provide the

we've been reminded repeatedly over the last 10 days that the ethiopian prime minister abby ahmed won the nobel prize for making peace with eritrea. and we were led to believe there were going to be a process of debt. democratization in ethiopia is that, is that project over? is it obvious faults? well, isn't this the curse of the nobel peace prize? i mean, mr. kissing a got, it. sounds who she got it and i wouldn't say either of them covered themselves in great deal or a afterwards. it's a real problem. you know, i don't know. i, i hope the protest isn't over. ethiopia, definitely needs democracy, needs to resolve its conflicts in a peaceful way. but you know, it is, has always been a country which throughout its long history has been ruled by very tough people used to robust measures to put it bluntly. and you know, will they be able to find another way home forward? i hope so, but i wouldn't be too optimistic. should we say ok, then i'll leave that last question to you. do you think there is a quick way out of this for the opium prime minister, or are we heading from many long, dar

in 2019, abbie won a nobel peace prize for his sweeping political reforms. and his role in brokering peace with eritrea after a bloody border war. but so far he's failed to heed the calls of the un and the african union for a cease fire in this conflict. well let's go to the capital, addis ababa now where journalist samuel get it. she was standing by, samuel amnesty says they verified these killings and along with the u.n. are urging the government to allow access to the region. why is a painter difficult for organizations to get access? to begin with, there is an air strike going on at the moment. nobody is allowed, including the media might be the government might have a different perspective on it, but everything is hidden. we can't even verify all the numbers or keep coming to us . unless international support is the 1st, the report that did verify if there was it's a respected organizations and we have to take them at their words. but there we believe there are more killings because of the people that have moved to sudan are telling us, and it's just a

unfairly targeted and scapegoated for the country's problems last year they also refused to join abby's new coalition party the prosperity party and they opposed the government's decision to postpone the elections due to the cope in 1000 pandemic of this has led to these other tensions have led to this escalation of which we still know little about ok and our briefly on this one how ordinary ethiopians reacting to the increasing violence. as i said it's impossible to communicate with anyone integral at the moment and i would say people are mostly worried worried because because they cannot talk to their relatives they're worried about a possible armed conflict they're asking themselves is there going to be a civil war and yet so we're seeing a lot of people calling for authorities to work toward the escalation and conflict resolution maybe i guess never less to your correspondent in ethiopia thank you for your time. the yardbirds and in 29 c. welcoming african-americans back home to the continent now some took the opportunity to leave the u.s. and resettling ghana correspondent isaac al

i want to bring in abby phillips for more on this.ou think the game is now then for president trump since he does know the reality here? >> it's such a great question, kate. i think a lot of this is what it has always been about, which is maintaining the president's supporters' reliance on him for their reality. the reality that he is spinning is one that we saw this weekend as thousands of his supporters showed up in washington. they really believe, and the longer -- the more that they rely on president trump for their information, for their sense of reality, the more power he has, and that's regardless of whether he's in the white house, and you've seen the consequences of that. republicans are reliant on president trump because they need the support of his base and that really is what this is all about. i think president trump is someone who's always been focused on the importance of raw power and he's exercising it right now regardless of the consequences. >> you can see it in how many republicans are reacting. >> yeah. >> this do