. >> let's go to allison chinchar. allison, if i'm sitting at home drinking french apples by myself on the pat toiopatio, i'd like weather to be great. >> yeah, maybe you want to sit on the back patio or spend time

allison jackson sets the stage and molds her models like a sculpture. twisting and turning things until she achieves the desired of back to . the people i look for just only to have a glimmer like a jewel or know something and then i can work the rest. jackson takes powerful figures and knocks them off their pedestals she's been doing this for 2 decades and has no scruples about it donald trump lookalike i found now it looks nothing like donald trump put a wig on him make a new right shade of orange you know the donald trump wig took me 15 hairstylist to make and cost about 20000 pounds and then he becomes a complete stop and then this is what happens when you take a look at life so if. this is a hit that. you think they play. and holds up a mirror to society and plays with our hunger for sensationalism and work as humorous provocative and radical. one can always experiment to get what is too much of what isn't too much. drawn in by some people secret stories and private things really shouldn't none of our business so where is the line and the i think t

. >> good morning, allison. we're talking zero surprise the president refused to accept the results of the election. but it has enormous consequences as senior administration officials fall in line behind the president's people with the potential to stall or at least slow down what supposed to be a smooth transition of power to the next administration. >> reporter: president trump is still refusing to accept the reaflt the election results this morning. and those around him are supporting the delay in allowing president-elect joe biden to get to work. one of them, attorney general bill barr who authorized federal prosecutors to investigate trump's baseless claims of voting irregularities in the election. there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud or illegal voting in the united states. something officials in battleground states like michigan are making clear. >> i'm confident that any inquiries that proceed in michigan or elsewhere is going to reveal the truth. the election was smooth, secure, transparent an

allison chinchar. >> i think that's the line of the day.. >>> all right, listen, there's a woman in missouri using chalk and her imagination, to try to make us more hopeful right now in this pandemic. >> we, of course, need that. >>> first, "this is life" with lisa ling is back. you'll watch prep school students visit prisons and form unlikely bonds. >> reporter: guiding hudson and other students through the security gates is the boys' english and physiologifizphysi teacher. do you talk about it? >> we want it to be a healthy shock. geography, getting kids out in the community matters. i always tell students don't let school get in the way of education. a lot is tough to see out there. >> back-to-back episodes of "this is life" with lisa ling premieres tonight on cnn. you empty as little as once a month. and unlike standard robots that bounce around it cleans row by row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. all closer together. ♪ for over 30 years, lexus has been celebrating driveway moments. here's to one more. the lexus december to rem

good morning, allison. when we used to do these holiday travel stories, we would focus on all the people who are traveling. of course, expecting more than a million people to travel here. that's down a third. but i'm wearing a mask. the people walking in are mostly wearing a mask. and the airport has prepared for people who are not wearing masks. if you look behind us, there are even people who have masks in their hands. they hand out to passengers as they arrive here. they are telling people to come early. to be ready for all the people who are showing up. i can tell you as somebody who's been in airports as the pandemic started, we are seeing a heavier flow of people, already, so far this morning. this is already happening with the rise in cases all across the country. in fact, 14 states are breaking records when it comes to hospitalizations. and there have been record numbers of people getting tested. so you think about these numbers as well. there is a big concern about what the impact of this holiday c

. >> reporter: so allison created dear community, an online initiative encouraging students to share videos, essays and art, all reflective of their feelings about social justice and the black lives matter movement. >> and they are all completely from the students. so whatever message they want to convey, whatever message that they want to share, based on their experiences were based on what they want to teach other people, they share that with us. >> reporter: posts are not edited and some may see the content as controversial she says. >> some of the post may read as a little contentious, but we wanted students to be able to voice their opinions. >> i had to get involved, because i am a black man living in america. >> reporter: student contributor jp mackey says that he hopes that this inspires curiosity and change. >> it's so important for young kids to learn about this movement, because if they don't learn to treat other people with respect, prejudice might build up within them. and lily anna says her own post about mental health care will be up soon. >> personally, it's just hard

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allison jackson plays with this inherent contradiction in our popular. state using doubles. so i create photographs that we've all imagined but we've never seen before now that sounds just like a simple mechanism but it's just getting that right because as you say you don't go a little bit too far and you don't want to go a little bit too less is just finding that right edge works absolutely david beckham's well endowed thanks to our dark. and mick jagger's domesticated. this really a moment when mick jagger's doing something in private looks like it's in private him at home awning is on the pants the office is under absolutely. amendment to ensure he does make seemingly spontaneous snap shots taken with painstaking attention to detail here i have that light a light in one hand and a camera in the out i'm like a portrait painter i'm trying to find that exact light as i couldn't rely on a assistant camera system to the lighting because they could see the like the sun trying to achieve with the lookalike. alison jackson sets the stage and molds her models like a sculpture. twi

the 2 doses are 21 days of our researchers say the goal of the study is to enroll 2000 adolescents allisonisenman describes what it's like to be one of them. i do check in once we actually to do once a day where i they asked me to my symptoms and. >>so i just love that it's just my 38 states like 30 seconds i take my temperature to make sure fever every me alice is dead just lies and mint is participating in the adult study he says there was no pressure on his daughter to get involved so for someone with no absolutely not. >>but you know this is our teams and our ability to contribute to. the situation in terms of how long they're being fall there's a study just like adults in design to be followed 2 years the big question is why did this teenager from san jose who could mean doing anything else during the holiday season volunteer for this study. >>i do know like the health and safety of those around me is important to me it's so that's what influence has made kron 4 news. >>let's talk now about our 4 zone forecast and kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow caroline sounds like it

president allison, what the to has met the head of the main opposition in an effort to calm tensions over last month's disputed election. at least 85 people are now confirmed dead in the violence surrounding the vote. and armenia's parliament has agreed to discuss protesters demands that the prime minister step down over a truce in the disputed region of the corner karabakh. there is huge anger at an equal push me and over the agreement, which allows us to keep land that it captured during 6 weeks of battles. u.s. president donald trump has made his 1st public appearance since joe biden was named president elect on saturday. trump marked the veterans day at a ceremony in arlington, virginia, but that not speak to the media. he still hasn't conceded defeat or spoken publicly since losing his bid for reelection. instead, he's launched a barras of lawsuits in several key states, the latest being michigan to try to block the midwestern battleground state from certifying its results. meanwhile, president elect joe biden marked veterans day at a woman morial in philadelphia before returnin

the 2 doses are 21 days of our researchers say the goal of the study is to enroll 2000 adolescents allison eisenman describes what it's like to be one of them. i do check in once we actually to do once a day where i they asked me to my symptoms and. >>so i just love that it's just my 38 states like 30 seconds i take my temperature to make sure fever every me alice is dead just lies and mint is participating in the adult study he says there was no pressure on his daughter to get involved so for someone with no absolutely not. >>but you know this is our teams and our ability to contribute to. the situation in terms of how long they're being fall there's a study just like adults in design to be followed 2 years the big question is why did this teenager from san jose who could mean doing anything else during the holiday season volunteer for this study. >>i do know like the health and safety of those around me is important to me and so that's what influence zigmund kron 4 news. >>organization it is now advising against using the anti viral drug remdesevir to treat hospitalized. covid patients.

allison barber joining us in washington, d.c. we could hope it remains safe.aying the soundtrack for macho man. >> village people. >> president trump's unprecedented push to block the transition, the latest from the former chief of staff john kelly who told politico the wait hurts our national security. joining us now natasha bertrand. good to see you. john kelly joining a chorus of critics including the more than 150 former national security officials sounding the alarm about how this delay is dangerous for our country. can you explain what is at stake here? >> yeah, it is a really big issue. because presidential nominees have been getting these kinds of generalized intelligence briefings since about 1950s, right. this is and something that will prepare them to face national security challenges to the united states from day one. so that there is no gap in any institutional knowledge that would prevent them from responding very quickly to a attack or threat that the presidential nominee has not been privy to during their time as a private citizen. so this is a

. >> 17-year-old allison said the shot felt like any others. now she monitors her temperature each week. >> that's part of the point of the study to understand if the vaccines are working well in adolescents. >> pfizer and beyond tech requested emergency use from the fda. >> someone needs to do it. this is our chance to contribute. >> allison won't know if she got the real vaccine or the placebo. >> if i got the placebo then nothing changed. >> she thought volunteering was the responsible thing to do to help her peers. >> as teenagers are one of the most irresponsible people. >> a decision could come by mid- december. there's the capability to produce 50 million probably in 2020. >>> we are hearing a lot of positive news about the vaccine that could be available in the coming months. joining us is the former medical officer with health and human services. pfizer applied for emergency use authorization. the fda vaccine committee meeting in december. talk about the next steps in the process. is there any chance pfizer doesn't get the green light.

. >> 17-year-old allison says the shots felt like any others and no adverse reactions. now she monitors her temperature each week. >> that's the point of the study. to understand if the vaccines are working well. >> pfizer took a stip requesting emergency use authorization. they could be ready to distribute within hours of approval. the family is proud to have participated. >> someone needs to do it. there needs to be volunteers. >> allison won't know if she got the real vaccine or placebo. >> i got the placebo nothing changed. if i got the vaccine and it worked then i would have it. >> she thought it was the responsible thing to do. >> teenagers are irresponsible. >> a decision could come in mid- december. pfizer and beyond tech have the ability to produce 50 million doses in 2020 and 1.3 billion doses in 2021. >>> wall street stocks were lower over worries about the right in coronavirus cases. . >>> technology, financial and industrial companies were the top sectors in the red today. >>> we're following developing news out of wisconsin where eight have been injured by

>> allison barber for us, thank you, so good to see you this afternoon, appreciate it.s who covers disinformation, extremism and the internet for nbc news. good to talk to you this afternoon, i've been watching allison's coverage throughout the day and i want to mention the folks we know are involved in this march. we know the proud boys are there. maybe a couple hours earlier that was mentioned, this is the group the president addressed on stage during the first debate with joe biden, stand back and stand by, a white nationalist group. and nicholas fuentes, alex jones, everybody knows who he is, an info wars founder, conspiracy theorist, a man that essentially said the things that happened in newtown, connecticut, those 20 plus children that were killed didn't actually happen. there are a lot of bad individuals involved in this million maga march today, ben collins. what do you make of what's happening in washington, d.c.? and with the biden administration coming in to a very divided country, with 70 million americans that voted for donald trump, how do you approach so

young people in the double blind study where two doses are administered 21 days apart. 17-year-old allison eisenman, a student at brandon high school in san jose participated in the trial for 16 and 17-year-olds. there's always been talk of young people gathering, and you see news stories about people gathering and transmitting the virus, superspreader events, did any of this news coverage influence you in your decision to want to participate in this trial? >> especially halloween, i knew of a lot of parties going on with a lot of people not social distancing and not wearing masks and that -- it's -- i don't know, i know that's like probably the worst possible thing you could do right now, it's so selfish. >> reporter: allison's mother is a nurse at kaiser who participated along with her father jeff. in the adult portion of the trial. >> i felt poor. felt lethargic, didn't change my routine or whatever but i did feel lethargic. >> reporter: allison didn't experience any symptoms but continues to check in. with kaiser daily. >> it's an app on my phone. it takes like 30 seconds. i take my te

i gragree with everything that allison said.y where good and bad depends on where you are. what's happened over the last nine months, we've had a stoppage in the inventory system and there's not that much product out there. so you have this duality of, you can't have a lot of people, you don't have a lot of product, and unfortunately for the shoppers, what it means is you're not going to have a lot of discounts. and i think a lot of people will be walking out of this holiday week thinking, wait, where's my 70% off. and the answer is, there's just not enough product to justify that. what that means from the retailer side, it's actually going to be -- i understand the national retail federation's projection. if i can sell less, but charge more, i can actually earn a lot more money. and i think that's a really interesting dynamic that we're seeing this season. >> there are two other points i want to hit with you. there's the large retailers, which initially there was a lot of concern. we had already started to see some restriction,

when fatigue sets in what else can you do but fight your way out of it allison player pushed for an opening goal shortly after the break. both teams covered the ground as usual but tiredness affects the mind to a lack of imagination and ingenuity betrayed the affects of playing so much football players who had a short summer break the start of this season feels like the end of a normal one so it took the freshness of a back up player to break the deadlock in the 60th minutes perennial substitute hamis both scored for his lone club against his parent club. which i did 21 year old austrian showed that when others are lacking in inspiration a little extra zip can make all the difference i also knows full from his time at arby's outscored so his big moment was especially satisfying i honest is has has settled in and integrated well the lads like him he started well and had a good pre-season i now hope that he can get going properly. come to light so you have to push for an equaliser but they struggle to create genuine chances marcel's of it so have the best opening but couldn't make it count. t

those are strong words, allison. >> it's the truth. >> you threw out the g.e every single person i've ever met in my life, some of these people aren't democrats. >> as a life-long republican, i'm all in for joe biden. he's saying i don't care if it's a red or blue state, but i'm going to be the president of the american people. >> okay, all right. >> i voted for trump in 2016, but the next four years my opinions gradually changed. >> did you do a lot of growing up between ages of 69 and 73? >> i didn't have to do too much deep self-reflecting because it was so obvious from the get-go, the lying and the hyperbole, but despite that the hypocrite in me kind of likes my bank balances. >> peg is all about the racks on racks on racks. >> about what? >> racks on racks on racks. >> rex on rex on rex? i'm sorry -- >> money. >> i was all about my nice investment portfolio if that's what we're talking about. >> and republican dan has taken his biden support one step further. >> my wife and i founded a super pac to support joe biden. it's called arizona republicans who b

on president allison which are as declared the winner of ivory coast's general election but the opposition is refusing to accept the results. and football legend diego about a donor has been admitted to hospital those doctor says it's not related to code 19 all of the details coming up later this hour. well it is now just after 10 g.m.t. and we begin this news hour in the united states where voting for the highly anticipated presidential election is getting underway now polls have already opened in the state of vermont just hours after both donald trump and joe biden poured months of campaigning and often divisive political rhetoric to a close now the uncertainty around the results and if they. i'll be accepted as that business owners to board up their stores in anticipation of potential on the rest our white house correspondent can be how begins our coverage from washington d.c. . u.s. president donald trump wrapped up his reelection campaign still behind in the national polls but convinced he'll pull off a victory and i think we're going to have a tremendous victory truck rally in 4 diff

people are doing or the money would be some of them to prove that of either house but my hands and allison are going to land on every damn ballot. abundant enough about him. if i win, i don't know about and found them before and i'm honest, i don't really know who the apple in the bustling at the smut. i'm in the back of the mall and it will be dark. and who am i? but all more need to get out. and if i don't hear the annex, i call the moon as it you can't practice monica, and for me, if you look where they are well known for her cool, know when i mean that that i, when i was that i left to us, it was it you know, it was a lot of when i thought the time be a little bit different, but when they were going through about how you really don't want to go away. ali thanks so much going on from there only. i think you need to see this tomorrow. with me here, by the way, thank you everyone . you know, i don't know better of us in general boykin about anonyma and i'll be on. he was, as it is about when we were no one, no one could be me and you see there was no white back with the one you know it wa

allison barber is in lansing, michigan. tell us more about what the nurses are doing? >> reporter: we weren't inside the hospital all that long, but it didn't take us a very long time to see a moment of genuine compassion. what you're about to see was all for one man, one patient, who has been in this hospital in critical care with covid-19 for 31 days. one of the few patients to be ventilated and then survive. watch. >> good morning! >> good morning, good morning. >> happy birthday, sir. >> thank you, sir. >> we got a cupcake here for you. >> the celebration is a milestone for them, a step in the right direction. because so many of them don't make it. when they succeed, and successfully get through certain milestones with things, like coming off the ventilator, the labs improve, we want to celebrate those milestones with them. the fact that it's his birthday and he's here, we're celebrating, we're his extended family. because they can't be here. >> those nurses, hospital staff, as many as they could fit, went into that room and sang to him. the ones that couldn't get

. >> let's go to allison chinchar. myself on the pat toiopatio, i'd like weather to be great. >> yeah, maybe you want to sit on the back patio or spend time outside. today, most of the country is actually going to be nice. we have a couple trouble spots with isolated showers in the forecast for places like jacksonville, orlando or miami but the bigger system, the widespread system is along this front basically focused along the central u.s. this is going to cause some problems for a lot of areas through the afternoon hours, cities like st. louis, cincinnati, indianapolis. if you're driving on interstates, 84, even 70, you're likely to encounter problems. this system is going to shift in the northeast. even though you live in the northeast, today's not so bad but the latter half of the weekend going to stay that way either. you can see as we push into sunday, places like pittsburgh, syracuse, erie, looking for chance of rain. even snow showers the farther north you go. boston, new york, looking to showers towards the la

allison johnson is a regulationed nurse and she's a director of the critical care unit in johnson city, tennessee. and we have dr. ken remmy with us, a critical care physician scientist at washington university medical center in st. louis, missouri. dr. remy, you work in the icu. over and over throughout this pandemic, we've put up charts and graphs showing the numbers. they're staggering, but nothing cuts through quite like personal experience. and i want you to share with our viewers what you see in a typical day. >> so, in our -- thank you very much, first of all, for having me today. >> of course. >> since the beginning of this pandemic, we've seen lots of different people come through our intensive care unit and over the past couple weeks, these numbers have surged dramatically and we're at a place where we're seeing so many people coming in that as soon as people are leaving, we've got people filling those beds right away. and in that context, we've had just too many people die so far. and you know, that's what stirred me, making this video this past week, but myself and my colle

to get a better idea, i'm join by allison wines at the university of iowa hospitals.or being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> so you are not just fighting this pandemic as you have been for eight months now but you are also fighting basically disinformation and misinformation and i understand that this has affected you and seen this firsthand. tell us about it. >> yeah. we have seen it here in iowa and i have seen it personally. you see all over social media people sharing information that may not be true, factual. it seems like opinions have a lot more weight than science does these days. and it leads to people behaving in ways that aren't safe and aren't in line with public health measures that are either pu put in place or need to be put in place and it is hard not to be offended or personally affected by those because we know that that misinformation is dangerous and causing more people to get sick and therefore overwhelming the health care systems. >> there is a moment you mentioned about a sick patient's family yelling at you basically over the

allison and i and everyone else in "the west wing" family have been very worried about richard since he was hospitalized with covid-19 in canada, and everyone on "the west wing" cast that i spoke to today was thrilled to hear that richard is healthy enough to join us tonight to describe what he and his family have been fighting with covid-19. i was there the night richard schiff fell in love with joe biden in 2008. i saw it with my own eyes. i was with a group of actors who were on the presidential campaign trail and were invited to joe biden's hotel suite late one night in south carolina during the primaries. richard will tell you what he saw of joe biden that night that made him hope for the biden presidency that will begin in just 56 days. joe biden will be stepping into the presidency in the middle of a war, a war against a virus. one of the historical parallels for this is the man who stepped into the presidency in the middle of a war, vice president harry truman was sworn in as president on april 12th, 1945, after president franklin roosevelt died of heart failure. joe scarboro

the 2 doses are 21 days of our researchers say the goal of the study is to enroll 2000 adolescents allisonenman describes what it's like to be one of them. i do check in once we actually to do once a day where i they asked me to my symptoms and. >>so i just love that it's just my 38 states like 30 seconds i take my temperature to make sure fever every me alice is dead just lies and mint is participating in the adult study he says there was no pressure on his daughter to get involved so for someone no absolutely not. >>but you know this is our teams and our ability to contribute to. the situation in terms of how long they're being fall there's a study just like adults in the design to be followed 2 years the big question is why did this teenager from san jose who could be doing anything else during the holiday season volunteer for this study. >>i do know like the health and safety of those around me is important to me and so that's what influence zigmund kron 4 news. >>a lot holiday season officially starts next week but the ongoing pandemic means a lot of people need food, second harvest o

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the 2 doses are 21 days of our researchers say the goal of the study is to enroll 2000 adolescents allison eisenman describes what it's like to be one of them. i do check in once we actually to do once a day where i they asked me to my symptoms and. >>so i just love that it's just my 38 states like 30 seconds i take my temperature to make sure fever every me terms of how long they're being fall there's a study just like adults in the design to be followed for 2 years the big question is why did this teenager from san jose who could be doing anything during the holiday season volunteer for this study. >>i do know like the health and safety of those around me is important to me and so that's what influence zigmund kron 4 news. >>california is adopting stricter workplace safety measures to help slow the spread of covid-19. the new cal osha standards are being criticized by many employers and small businesses who say they're already complying. the guidelines are aimed at protecting farm factory and warehouse workers and here are some of the highlights of the new rules. it requires businesses t

. >> reporter: allison's mother is a nurse at kaiser who participated along with her father jeff. in the adult portion of the trial. >> i felt poor. felt lethargic, didn't change my routine or whatever but i did feel lethargic. >> reporter: allison didn't experience any symptoms but continues to check in. with kaiser daily. >> it's an app on my phone. it takes like 30 seconds. i take my temperature to make sure i don't have a fever every week. >> reporter: dion lim, abc 7 news. >> the study will continue for two years. if you'd like to participate you have to be part of the kaiser system, more information on our website at abc7news.com. >>> and of course the big question is who is going to get the vaccine once it's available? according to the national academy of medicine priority goes to frontline health care workers, and first responders, and people with high risk health conditions. phase 2 would go to people over 65. critical workers like teachers. and people who are in prisons or detention centers. phase 3 would include young adults and people who work in industries like hotels

they are protesting the election results going to allison barber joining us on the ground. what are you hearing from the demonstrators? i know they were trying to disrupt you in our report last hour on the air. >> reporter: yeah. hey, alex. the crowd here is still really large. you can see behind me where people are still gathered at freedom plaza. a lot of people are starting to make their way in this direction. they have a permit here to march all the way to the supreme court. that's what we think a lot of these people are doing. you can see here -- i don't know if you can see on the back of the cowboy hats, it says stop the steal. that is what the people here tell us is happening. they do not consider president-elect joe biden to be the president-elect. they say and they claim this is a fraudulent election though they don't offer any specific evidence of that. i spoke to a man walking with signs about what is a fraudulent election and i asked why he did not accept the results or the projections. he said that the media does not decide or call elections. when i asked if he

when fatigue sets in what else can you do but fight your way out of it allison player pushed for an opening goal shortly after the break. both teams covered the ground as usual but tiredness affects the mind too the lack of imagination and ingenuity betrayed the affects of playing so much for players who had a short summer break the start of this season feels like the end of a normal one so it took the freshness of a back up player to break the deadlock in the 60th minutes perennial substitute hamis both scored for his lone club against his parent club. which. i 21 year old austrian showed that when others are lacking in inspiration a little extra zip can make all the difference i also knows ball from his time it felt so his big moment was especially satisfying. on us is as has settled in and integrated well the lads like him he started well and had a good pre-season i now hope that he can get going properly. in fact come to light sake have to push for an equaliser but they struggle to create genuine chances marcel's of it's a had the best opening that could make it count. the lead gave blo

felt le chargic, didn't change my routine or whatever but i did feel lethargic. >> reporter: allison didn't experience any symptoms but continues to check in. >> it's an app on my phone. i check my temperature every week. >> reporter: dion lim, abc 7 news. >> the study will continue for two years. if you'd like to participate you have to be part of the kaiser system, more information on our website at abc7news.com. >>> the next question, of course, that a lot of people are talking about is who is going to get the vaccine once it is available? according to the national academy of medicine priority goes to frontline health care workers and first responders, and people with high risk health conditions. phase two would go to people over 65. critical workers like teachers and people who are in prisons or detention centers, and then phase 3 would include young adults and people who work in industries like hotels, banks and factories. after that, everyone else can get the vaccine. >>> lisa, oh, it's time to get that big warm jacket out. >> yeah, for sure, liz, where temperatures have droppe

take a listen to allison cooksey jones. she's a lifelong republican. this year she says she's casting her ballot for joe biden, and she's not alone. >> i know a bunch of women whose husbands are deep republicans and have been for many years, they are choosing not to tell their husband who they are voting for. or just sure, honey, whatever, you know, but they are secret biden voters and i know a bunch of them. >> you think there are a lot of people, women in particular you describe. >> women in particular. >> who are like you, lifelong republicans who are secretly going to vote for joe biden. >> absolutely. >> allison says she's also voting a straight democratic ticket, that includes cal cunningham and critical senate race democrats are hoping they can win here in north carolina as one of those three critical states they need to regain a balance of power. andrea. >> an important point a 20-point gender gap. unbelievable 20-point gender gap that joe biden enjoys over donald trump. thank you, blayne, thank you, morgan. thanks to both of you. joining me de

when fatigue sets in what else can you do but fight your way out of it allison player pushed for an opening goal shortly after the break. both teams covered the ground as usual but tiredness affects the mind to the lack of imagination and ingenuity betrayed the affects of playing so much football players who had a short summer break the start of this season feels like the end of a normal one so it took the freshness of a back up player to break the deadlock in the 60th minute perennial substitute hamis volte scored for his lone club against his parent club. i think 21 year old austrian showed that when others are lacking in inspiration a little extra zip can make all the difference i also knows full from his time at arby's ultrabook so his big moment was especially satisfying. and as it has has settled in and integrated well the lads like him he started well and had a good pre-season i now hope that he can get going properly. might seek had to push for an equaliser but they struggled to create genuine chances marcel's up it's a had the best opening but could make it count. the lead gave blo

when fatigue sets in what else can you do but fight your way out of it allison player pushed for an opening goal shortly after the break. both teams covered the ground as usual but tiredness affects the mind to a lack of imagination and ingenuity betrayed the effects of playing so much football players who had a short summer break the start of this season feels like the end of a normal one so it took the freshness of a backup player to break the deadlock in the 60th minutes perennial substitute hamis both scored for his lone club against his parent club. i think 21 year old austrian showed that when others a lacking in inspiration a little extra zip can make all the difference i also knows full from his time at arby's outscored so his big moment was especially satisfying. and this is madness has settled in and integrated well the lads like him he started well and had a good pre-season i now hope that he can get going properly. might seek have to push for an equaliser but they struggle to create genuine chances marcel's of it's a had the best opening that could make it count. the league gave

ringback the talker for allison jackson appears to capture celebrities when their guard is down to give us new insights into their world. but this scene really believing things is the whole mechanism of photography itself is a longing to see full medium a so i mean really in that should not be translated. actually we still want to be seduced we still won't be believing in. our son jackson plays with this inherent contradiction in our pop rocks he picks all staged using doubles. so i create photographs that we've all imagine we've never seen before now that sounds just like a simple mechanism but it's just getting that right because as you say it's a little bit too far and you don't want to go a little bit too less is just finding that right edge that works absolutely david beckham's well endowed thanks to our dark. and mick jagger's domesticated it's really a moment when mick jagger's doing something in private looks like it's in private him awning is on the path it's on absolutely. sure he does make seemingly spontaneous snap shots taken with painstaking attention to detail here i have

tonight allison brie, and inside this suit "people" magazine's sexiest man alive for >>> tomorrow, thise you can discover the biggest, best, and most fabulous black friday deals happening in realtime for you. it's "good morning america's" black friday blowout. you deserve a morning this good. >>> today president trump took questions for the first time since losing the election. >> it's going to be a very hard thing to concede because we know there was massive fraud. i think that there will be a lot of things happening between now and the 20th of january. a lot of things. >> the president provided no direct evidence of fraud while claiming irregulars in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. president trump went on the say that he would leave the white house when biden gets inaugurated, but he refused to say whether he would attend that inauguration. he also refused to address rumors of a 2024 presidential run. >>> now to the latest covid-19 headlines. the bay area looks to be on track to reach 150,000 cases soon. the "san francisco chronicle" reports that ucsf is one of seven california

way to re imagine what they knew and found a way to commit to that so that they could move forward allison lulu we're in a different city every couple of days and as the cameras kept rolling so did the safety precautions in fact, lou called herself the covid compliance officer every time it was a decision every single time we pulled into a place we kind of did check in. >>how many people are outside how many people are inside. do we feel safe, let's go somebody came up to us in sedona and asked us for a free hug. and i was like you are so strange or. yeah i love your mindset keep our philosophy of life. >>and i do stranger right now, but i wish you the best as this quest hit the finish line live from blank had plenty of laughs, >>0 confirmed covid cases and a new appreciation for small businesses and families battling the year. >>like none other it's about finding connection the ways that we can right now safely and intelligently and honestly and sincerely we travel to salt lake city, utah and it's happening there and the people are wearing the masks and everyone's going through it togethe

thousands flee ivory coast after president allison atara has declared the winner of the general election back. and a goal celebration goes wrong on the ice here so we'll have those details for you and yours. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november would be this week the cautious and if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy one obvious solution is to break them up informed opinions lucas said his don't go anywhere the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's ability to get out of aleutian if you want to call in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street the inside story on al jazeera. global pandemic. family comes 1st. for every american healthcare has never been more important. because the new disease does not favor republicans over democrats bridge over poor or black over white. america decides how to care for a nation. extensive coverage of the us elections. on al-jazeera. and again limassol detail and that's from a. top stories this hour polls are opening across

still ahead an al-jazeera thousands free ivory coast after president allison what's harder is declared the winner of a 3rd term in. the philippines begins the clean up after being struck by super typhoon goalie but more storms are on the way and the race that famously stops the nation goes ahead behind closed doors in melbourne it is going to have the details of this sport. out of the arabian peninsula and iran and the good part of the middle east. obviously is cloud up here the activity in the eastern med suggest some pretty big thunderstorms i was cyprus the coast levant and turkey is cold enough air for the high ground turkey to see snow this is going to continue through wednesday and thursday spreading east into jordan and eventually iraq and focusing maybe on syria with cooler weather behind but still you got 21 degrees in various in about 17 in jerusalem so we're done about the average a bit below the average of the rain it's the thing to watch that could be intensive for a while this rain in the whole of africa of course is the right time of the year and you see in the line the

when teddy and allison decide on a particular type of tree, the seeds are given a protective coating. big thing that the balls can is how do you stop those seeds being eaten prematurely by mice, by birds, by insights, not really arkansas. i think i'd say is all you got the right type of seeds that are right and don't have them being eaten by the things you don't want. just how the seeds are put into the seed balls remains a trade secret. but there is no mystery about how they are selling. they can be buried in the soil, the usual way, or hold forth from a slingshot. and there is even on line planting. thanks to lucy 2 games, a startup, and i wrote the kenyan capital as one of africa's technology and software hotspots . the continent's 1st video conferencing platform was developed here, founder jay shapiro says games are extremely popular. all the power is installed to sort it out and are all in the car. it's the ruling elite was all that you're missing is that this is how it works. gamers fly virtually over an empty landscape. distributing sea balls points are awarded for each tree pl

making news across the continent now in an effort to compost election tensions ivory coast president allison ouattara has called for crisis talks with the opposition. i invite you to practice mutual forgiveness and tolerance to continue to live together in peace i also want to tell you that the acts of violence will not punished what tara one of controversial 3rd term in the void boycotted by the opposition the election dispute has led to clashes in which at least 9 people have died. officials in sudan say thousands of people have crossed the border from neighboring ethiopia where fighting continues in the northern region off to cry if you open government troops are battling forces loyal to regional administration the african union has called for an immediate cease fire . and the authorities in spain's canary islands have complained that the territory is overwhelmed after nearly 2000 african migrants arrived over the weekend it's the highest rate of migrants arrivals in nearly a decade some had to be rescued by emergency services often making the dangerous journey on small boats. mollies for

clashes on polling day police fired tear gas it during demonstrations against the current leader allison at watch are he is running for a 3rd term which the opposition fed is a not constitutional. well it's just 2 days until the u.s. presidential election and immigration policy will be a major issue for voters appearing. get tough on immigration has been at the heart of donald trump's presidency the main agency in charge of deporting people without legal documents is the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement known as ice and many live in fear of its reach correspondent carolina chinmoy sent us this report from the state of georgia. either the money calls is a defender of immigrants rights she wants them to know that they don't need to hide where they come from her going to the georgia latino alliance for human rights has been working on this for 19 years until recently in dialogue with the federal government but that channel of communication to talk about immigration is cut off by the trump administration she says. she seemed obama deported a lot of our people however there was room t

allison won't know she got a real vaccine or placebo. >> if i got the placebo, it is like nothing changed. if i got the vaccine, and it works, i would already have it. >> reporter: she thought volunteering was the responsible thing to do to help her peers, a group of people that often are not. >> teenagers are some of the most recent irresponsible people during the pandemic. i want to help get us out.>> reporter: a decision by the fda could come in mid december. they have the ability to produce a 50 million doses of the vaccine in 2020 and up to 1.3 billion doses and 2021. ann rubin, ktvu fox2 news. >>> coverage continues on www.ktvu.com and the ktvu mobile apps. you will find the latest coronavirus headlines on the front page. >>> a homicide investigation is underway in san jose. officers are in the area of orlando drive and waverley avenue. a man was struck at least one bullet. this happened around 5:15 this evening. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he later died. no suspects are in custody. this is the 39th homicide in the area this year. >>> 9-year-old woman is back home af

making news across the continent now in an effort to compost election tensions ivory coast president allison ouattara has called for crisis talks with the opposition. i invite you to practice mutual forgiveness and tolerance to continue to live together in peace i also want to tell you that the acts of violence will not punished by torah one of controversial 3rd term and avoid boycotted by the opposition the election dispute has led to clashes in which at least 9 people have died. officials in sudan say of thousands of people have crossed the border from neighboring ethiopia where fighting continues in the northern region. if you open government troops are battling forces loyal to to gries regional administration the african union has called for an immediate cease fire. and the authorities in spain's canary islands have complained that the territory is overwhelmed after nearly 2000 african migrants arrived over the weekend it's the highest rate of migrants arrivals in nearly a decade some had to be rescued by emergency services often making the dangerous journey on small boats. mollies forme

investigating 3 opposition leaders for insurrection murder terrorism and accused of projection president allison watters reelection and planning to settle there by the government the constitutional court has extended a deadline for objections to last weekend's results as in what's really has been declared the winner but opposition parties say they'll settle on a transitional government. is in abidjan with more 100 people of reaction to the political uncertainty there. the streets of economic capital are much calmer than they used to be in the early days of the election now there is less security presence on the streets however there is significant presence of the security forces around the homes of opposition leaders in abidjan here and apart from that there is because of the situation you cannot make activities are picking up here is one of the markets in the city and here traders are opening their shops and i'll go there are many traders and businessmen who are still skeptical of the situation they would prefer to wait until after the pronouncement of the constitutional court and see how thing