robert: what else is going on, ayesha? de this white houseeyond the fight over the election upending personnel at the department of defense. he's installing loyalists like corey lewandowski to a defense d advisory b is this what we should expect in the coming weeks, upheaval inside the federal government? ayesha: well, it's pretty much what we've had at the white hoine from the bng. so i don't think he's going to stop now. i think it's going c totinue on. and so much what -- of what president trump has done has been about score settling. it's been about, you know, gettin back at people. but also trying to figure out u know, when it comes to o be. defense. you know, he's always talked about how he wanted to pull all the troops out, of the middle east. he wants to be thedoresident to that. and he's faced pushb the defense department and has been behind nerd that and it seems like at the end, he's trying to make moves in that direction over the objections of other people in the defense department but i think that this has jus

perhaps you, ayesha 7 separate the —— health secretary. perhaps you, ayesha?”ink politicians are helping the cause! some beef burger at the height of... in ordered to, when the daily telegraph says we can now reclaim oui’ lives, who would you suggest when it comes to celebrities with influence and not politicians? who would you quys and not politicians? who would you guys suggest put their arm on the front line, so to speak. that's a terrible analogy. marcus rashford, someone terrible analogy. marcus rashford, someone like marcus rashford who is com pletely someone like marcus rashford who is completely above, or joe someone like marcus rashford who is completely above, orjoe wicks. people who are above politics who haven't got any issue who are trusted enough who can stand out. there's no game to be played, they're straightforward individuals. david attenborough, possibly. people like that, the queen, i don't know. people outside politics can convince us. people outside politics can convince us. there are polls out there saying that quite a big portion of peop

we'll have a cabinet of barrier breakers, a cabinet of firsts. >> that's empirically correct, ayesha.ugh, if you think he's saying this, at least in part because it seems he's likely to pick a white man as attorney general. >> yes. and, you know, as i said earlier, that is what a lot of the civil rights groups did want a black attorney general. they wanted -- not only that, they wanted someone who would be not just someone who upholds the status quo. some of the people i talk to say, look, yes, we want -- not only do we want people of color, but we want, especially in the justice department, we want change. so, we don't want to just bring in the same old faces, or the same people that will uphold what has been the status quo. they want more dramatic change. but, of course, biden is not necessarily, and certainly with the makeup of this cabinet -- although it is very diverse, a lot of what we are seeing is kind of bringing the old gang back together. people he is close to, people he -- people who served in the obama administration. so, you're seeing more of that rather than maybe fresh

it's not easy pace the quibble into 2 months earnings just for the job training for his daughter ayesha she wants to become a flight attendant a job where you have to know people are met says nothing happens in morocco without the right connections. but. that. life is expensive and difficult for taxi drivers. nothing is provided for you here health care or unemployment pensions. these are all things that we have to cover ourselves. already told very little. morocco is a country in transition agriculture phosphate mining and tourism are the pillars of the economy as is illegal hasheesh farming. morocco is a monarchy the king is as popular as he is powerful he holds sway over the economy. even so unemployment is high one quarter of the population cannot read or write. security and stability take precedence over freedom of expression and the right to demonstrate. achmet could have been a government employee for life as a police man but after 2 years he decided it was not his true calling. for. i saw too much inequality but no democracy too many things i didn't like. to force that's why i t

thanks to christopher and ayesha. more at eleven thirty. goodbye for now.royed the french site lead in the second half, united sent off for a second yellow and they made it 3-1, a second yellow and they made it 3—1, a draw against them in their final group game next week, will it be enough united to make the next stage? up in lights after scoring all four goals after that. chelsea we re all four goals after that. chelsea were already through to the knockout stages things to a late shot. a special night, she became the first woman to take charge of a men's champions league game playing last night, 36—year—old was the first female referee to officiate in a major ua for women's match playing chelsea in the soup cup last year. beeping 3—0. they have already qualify for the knockout stages. fans return to english league football for the first time since march this evening, six games playing in tier 2 and they included two championship matches as well, they will have enjoyed watching beating dortch 3—1, wickham had them back to but they lost 1—0 and us we re back

we just don't know. >> okay, ayesha and gloria, thank you very much.eciate it. >>> we get rare insight into iran. we'll take you to an assassination that makes a real economic hurdle for the administration. stay with us. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop t

with me are christopher hope, chief political correspondent at the telegraph and ayesha hazarika, columnistthe evening standard & times radio presenter. tomorrow's front pages, starting with, we can now reclaim our lives — the daily telegraph focusses on today's news that the uk has become the first western country to approve a coronavirus vaccine. an historic moment on the war against coronavirus says the metro — as 800,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine were shipped the the uk by lorry from belgium. the front page of the i, too, leads on the news of a vaccine roll—out in the uk. care home residents will be among the first to get the jab, says the paper. meanwhile the times' front page says elderly people attending hospital appointments and nhs staff will be top priority when the vaccination programme begins next week. and — back with a splash — the guardian features swimmers celebrating as lockdown is lifted in england. so, let's begin. is lovely to have a reaction of some good news all across the front pages and it is so, let's start with you, because it is just lovely to be able to speak a

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and we're going to see, i think, an interesting turnout come january 5th. >> you know, ayesha, theseinteresting and my colleague rachel maddow joked about how we'd all get in our own rvs for covid safety and move down there after the election to cover these runoffs, because everything seems to be on the line. everything that joe biden wants to do, it seems is next to impossible in a republican-controlled senate, where no one, i think four or five, six, maybe senators have acknowledged the result of the election. how much is that sort of empowering a biden protest and taking control of the senate, how motivating is that, do you think, in the runoff? >> well, on the ground, surely, as a messaging tactic to reach the people and talk about why this election matters. you have republicans who are voters for donald trump and listening to donald trump essentially say that their votes didn't matter. and that the election didn't matter, because he was hoodwinked. so they're demoralized, and there's no reason for them to show up to here, to hear donald trump tell it. but you have the democrats

we'll talk about how steph and ayesha curry help make that happen that story coming up after the break stay with us. >>welcome back everyone to the east bay now franklin elementary school is about to undergo a major make over and golden state warriors point guard, you know him steph curry right and it's wi fi asia are lending their star power to help fuel this project. franklin elementary has the biggest playground in the district and it's been neglected for over 30 years so it's been a long time coming. >>are you learn play foundation is teaming up with carmax foundation oakland unified school district and frankly around entry to ensure that when you're back in school. if you have an amazing new playground in the schoolyard to return wow how awesome is that school officials estimate the new playground will be complete during the 2021. >>school years always nice to see folks coming together to help the community love that kids are going to love it too. all right still ahead on the kron 4 morning news a pacific a business owner is taking matters into her own hands and saying enough is e

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students will be happy to see a new pray playground when they finally returned to school how steph and ayesha curry helped make it happen. >>when students at one elementary school in oakland return from distance learning they will be greeted by a very nice a new playground, yeah they're going to be really happy happy to be done with zoom and happy to have this playground. you recognize these folks right the first family of the bay area. stephan i said well they're really helping to make it happen for the students and as our his iq mud yoon reports kron 4 actually played a small part in getting the ball rolling too. >>one of the most hazardous school playground in oakland franklin elementary school is about to undergo a major makeover. >>so it is a massive project we one of the biggest playgrounds in the hole opening at 5 school districts. and it is been neglected for over 30 years i came here check it out for myself. >>i have to say first that i do agree. these improvements that we can do better than golden state warriors point guard steph curry and his wife are lending their star power to he

ayesha says she spoke up during her second pregnancy and was diagnosed and treated for gestational diabetesth because your life depends on it. your child's life depends on it. >> reporter: for "good morning america," janai norman, abc news, new york. >> and our thanks to janai for staying on the story. it's so important. let's bring in dr. jennifer ashton right now this. is right in your wheelhouse. you're an ob/gyn. i was looking at the numbers, black women two to six times more likely to die from pregnancy complications depending on where they live in the country so the department of health and human services have this new plan to bring these numbers down. how can they do it? can they do it? >> well, we first of all have to try, right? this is a priority for our country in terms of health and our outcome measures and if you look at their goals, i think they're very important and pointed, targeted objectives. their goal is to reduce maternal mortality by 50%. that's a must. that has to happen. they also want to lower the c-section delivery rate by 25% because, again, that has real risks fo

ayesha sharaf he has been working here since she graduated from university she's the spacecraft propulsion subsystem leader on the mars mission it's a huge venture and adventure with its ups and downs. working with women was something new for most and i want the lead mission systems engineer it took some getting used to but now they work together as equals. from the beginning we were used to seeing female engineers working on sides of you know some technical. segments or sectors that you know more than only men works there you will be surprised to see them out and the interest of their female engineers down. the mars mission builds on the success of the space center's earth observation satellite company 1st set launched in 2018 the 1st satellite built entirely in the u.a.e. and mainly by women on the mars mission 80 percent of the scientists are women. being at the center doesn't become an obstacle course of becoming a mother i'm indeed the mother myself and i don't have a kid so it doesn't point just away from being down and taking care to follow my fantasies but. if it gives a said chanc

so, when steph curry comes out on the court we could have ayesha, his wife and kids waiting for him. we will add some community groups in here. all people have to do is go to warriors.com not yet, we're not ready to sign people up yet but before home opener. >>> coming up in our next half hour, we'll hear from nba commissioner adam silver on what they have learned watching other pro sports league s during the pandemic. tipoff is set for 4:00. >> good luck being in that bubble. that works so well. hopefully it works well this time not being in it. let's talk about what is going on with the exploratorium camera. a cold front relatively dry as it has moved through our neighborhood and kept most of the fog away. some areas of thick fog and i'll show you those just in a second and want to go back and return to the spare the air today. all of us are good to moderate right now. south bay could possibly tick up into the poor and that's for those most sensitive could have issues. keep an eye on that. wood burning ban for all of us today. waking up this morning up to 15 to 18 degrees warmer th

ayesha curry says it helped out more than 1,000 families. >> so nice to see and the little one has gottenbig. >>> actor chevy chase is back on screen, re-creating the scene from the national lampoon christmas vacation which is on loop here in our house. take a look. ♪ joy to the world another dud. >> chase and other actors who portray the griswold family came back for a commercial feature. the ford mustang. thankfully his wife, yes, still played by beverly deangelo flipped the switch and helped charge their new car. because it's a commercial the griswold family are more interested in the new mustang than the holiday lights. a pretty nice mustang, though. >> i love it. >> vroom-vroom. >> that is always our biggest fear that they won't turn on. >> we saw the snow there, kari. we don't necessarily have the snow in the bay area. that's something we're clear of. but rain could be coming our way soon. >>> yeah, that could be our gift on christmas. let's talk about the gift tonight. a rare sight in the sky. the great conjunction where saturn and jupiter will appear very close in the sky and that

playground when they finally returned back to school whenever that is we'll tell you how steph and ayesha helped to make it happen. >>and today, another sunny one eventually anyways right now we're in the midst of some patchy fog overall clear skies for most of us 60's return for your afternoon highs. i've got your forecast ahead. >>and as you start on your morning commute the traffic is looking great. it's right now 40 minutes you can see here on the san mateo bridge will get a look at your drive times and some other bridges coming up. make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! yep! get the gifts you love... yesss! ... for everyone on your list. you've got the holidays, and we've got you... with all the gift for less. at ross. yes for less! >>we told you about it being a record day in the u.s. for covid deaths since the majority of covid deaths are occurring at nursing homes and assisted

you can see ayesha and the kids helping out. this was drive-through style and socially distanced.salvation army held a holiday giveaway that drew a long line of cars. the s.a.p. in saturday was the drive-through event. there was enough food on hand for 500 families and toys for up to 2,000 children. families also received a gift card to walmart. the salvation army says it hopes yesterday's event provides a little light during the holidays. >> and these families that we're serving are, really been impacted by covid like a lot of us have. there's been a lot of suffering with covid, a lot of setbacks, and today is really an opportunity for us to give a little bit of a sense of hope. >> the shark's mascot s.j. sharkie was there. >>> if you're able to help out local businesses and neighbors, head to the front page of abc7news.com to give where you live. we have donation links for several local vetted charity organizations. >>> all right, lisa, we are just chatting about getting our christmas meals together. >> yes, we were. we didn't get very far. >> no. >> good morning, everyone. we a

so, when steph curry comes out on the court we can have ayesha his wife and kids waiting for him. a combination of fans and a combination of our season ticket members. we'll add some community groups in here. all people have to do is go to warriors.com. not quite yet. we're not ready to sign people up yet but before our home opener on january 1. >> we'll keep you posted on that. coming up in our next half hour, you'll hear from adam silver about what they've learned from watching other pro sports leagues during the pandemic. by the way, tipoff for today's warrior game is set for 4:00. >>> sacred heart community service in san jose hoping for more donations. the event started yesterday and runs through tomorrow. the organization plans to hand out 3,500 boxes filled with turkey, ham and side dishes and they say more people have been showing up since the pandemic started. >> we are getting new members. you know, folks who maybe haven't had to come access a food bank before. it just speaks to the widespread nature of the hurt that's happening right now. >> sacred heart says it is espe

>>come back to school whenever that might be we'll tell you how steph and ayesha curry are helping toe it possible. >>i warning key in washington. the department of homeland security says cyberattacks during the covid-19 pand ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>and we're back at 7.45 when students at one elementary school in oakland returned from distance learning. they're going to be greeted with a brand new playground a famous various ports family by the way also helping to make it happen for students kron 4. actually help play a small part in getting the ball rolling as well has it made tells us how. >>one of the most hazardous school playground in oakland franklin elementary school is about to undergo a major makeover. >>so it is a massive project we one of the biggest playgrounds and the whole thing if i school district. and it is been neglected for over 30 years i came here check it out for myself. >>i have to say first that i do agree. these im

ayesha, i'll start with you. what on earth is trump's plan. and i know that's a tough question to ask anybody, but i don't see how this makes any sense. he's putting the senate between a rock and a hard place even though he's going to be out of office in 22 days. >> indeed he is. first of all, jason, i'm glad to see you in the host seat. man, this is completely nuts. we're ending the year in this downward spiral of ridiculousness with donald trump. i just want to say this. what we know donald trump isn't doing is focusing on the people and seems to me the republicans in the senate still aren't focusing on the people either. we just came through a holiday season where folks are broke. they've been suffering with covid, with economic catastrophe and we've been talking about political football, is trump trying to get over, is he hurting the republicans, supporting the democrats? we're still not talking about the fact the american public is in dire straits right now. i don't think that's going to bode well for him because at this point everybody i