it depends on the initial bara load and that's sort of a gross average. so we don't really know if you take a particular person, but we know on average about 2 weeks, how do you rate the quality of information that we get from trump's doctors at the white house? has been so mixed. i do think some of the media has it has been nit picking it. i mean these are record doctors are not trained communicators. a lot of it is stage of dell has been staged by the president's people. so i don't want to be too hard on the doctors and nor do i think that we need to know every single finding that is out there. so i'd give the doctors a b. plus or a solid b. plus as a physician, i'd like to know more. but you know, there is a limit as to how much you should get out the american people. what's the fine line of a train? what a patient can tell a doctor to say, can the president say, don't say anything. oh yeah. oh you're absolutely. you know, i haven't been implemented. laws have been in that position and once you are there, it is generally expected that most personal inf

a substantially bigger margin then president trump won michigan in 2016. 0ur correspondent, ba bara plettn delaware, where the biden campaign is based. she says even though the democrats are on course for victory. it's now the style they were planning. the democrats were hoping for a blue wave, a blowout victory to give mr biden momentum and a big mandate to repudiate president trump's legacy and push back against it and also to give him a mandate to push for quite ambitious legislation to deal with the coronavirus epidemic to do with the economy, healthcare and so on and the waiters looking now, it's quite close and will be contentious and there will be litigation over the days, possibly weeks. the democrats are also hoping to get the senate which would have given them control over the house and them control over the house and the senate in order to facilitate joe the senate in order to facilitatejoe biden the senate in order to facilitate joe biden plans the senate in order to facilitatejoe biden plans and at the moment they don't have control of the senate are not looking promising. fo

and in response two poets bara of the spear house movers and flip pay luciano signed a mutual defense pact, insisting that an attack on the puerto rican community was an attack on the black community, and vice versa. that mutual appreciation and trust grew into a political alliance that was articulated at the 1968 black and puerto rican political convention. and that ended up being, basically, the winning formula. 1968, the united brothers ran an all black ticket at an all black convention. we lost. 1969 we started early, organizing for the 1970 election, and with that alliance of blacks and puerto ricans, and progressive whites, we won. and the other piece of it is that the campaign apparatus for the gibson -- the newark fund didn't disband when the election was over. so after winning that election and learning how to use mass media, and publications, they organized a congress of african people and national, international meeting in atlanta, georgia, then they organized the gary convention, the african liberation day in washington, d.c., and on and on. so the group that put that toge

it depends on the initial bara load and that's sort of a gross average. so we don't really know if you take a particular. ready person, but we know on average about 2 x. . how do you rate the quality of information that we get from trump's doctors at the white house has been so mixed. i do think some of the media has it has been nit picking it. i mean, these are record doctors are not trained communicators. a lot of it is stage of dell has been staged by the president's people. so i don't want to be too hard on the doctors and nor do i think that we need to know every single finding that is. ready out there, so i'd give the doctors a b. plus or a solid b. plus as a physician, i'd like to know more. but you know, there is a limit as to how much you should get out the american people. what's the fine line between what a patient can tell a doctor to say, can the president say don't say anything. oh yeah. oh you're absolutely. you know, i haven't been implemented. laws have been in that position once you are there. it is generally expected that most personal

president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris you can see this economic briefing, mary barae ceo of general motors, ceo of microsoft also participating there, along with gap and target we may be hearing from the president-elect sometime later today regarding the economy, but that is currently happening right now. that is your tape playback i'll go to kayla tausche, who is paying attention to this, too. >> scott, you mentioned the name of the corporate executives who are present at that teleconference it should be noted there are five representatives of major american unions that are also on that call. and the president-elect said that he wants to have this conversation to get the economy back on track and to make sure it doesn't get off track during this upcoming period and to discuss ways that workers can continue to operate in their environment safely it's notable that he asked that question because he has major representatives of companies and organizations that interface with manufacturing and with hourly workers whose staff retail establishments. certainly these are peo

we need to achieve what's called population immunity or herd immunity, for some bara says that number has to be very high, but for this virus, the estimates are and it is just an estimate because we have no real world experience yet. but we think it's got to be about 60 to 70 percent of the population that would need to be rendered immune from once through that level. the virus will find it so difficult to spread, that it will essentially just fizzle out as long as we maintain that level of population unity. we appreciate your expertise. chris, thanks very much indeed. that's chris smith, a consultant or just at cambridge university. thanks. still ahead here on al-jazeera, look at the millions going hungry aid agencies in syria say they have never seen so many malnourished children that they needed. police cleared, regional borders, astounds of angry farmers, head to the capital to protest against laws. they say, when a friend likelihood however, the weather looks decidedly unsettled across the middle east, over the next couple of days if a bit of cloud rolling towards the levant, syr

. >> the inspiration behind this song was remembering my grandmother bar bara louis price and thinkingyour life has changed from the time we played that song to this moment. and how has it changed >> oh, my god, i have been singing and writing all over the place and i am loving it, loving it, and i was on the kelly clarkson show, and i am like wow! >> we are loving you. we are so enjoying this. >> thank you. >> and so many foods in there, k.d., and which one do you look forward to the most? >> all of them. [ laughter ] >> all of them now. all of them, al. >> i can relate. what are you doing for thanksgiving, k.d. well, we are going to be peeling it back and being safe and thankful for the technology that allows us to continue to communicate with the family that we don't get to touch or feel during this time. >> well, happy thanksgiving to you, and we are grateful t >>> good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. >>> for so many families, involving serious challenges and hitting home approaching thanksgiving. san francisco memorial church setting up for its annual thanksgiving feas

but dominic cummings has left for good, bara bit of dominic cummings has left for good, bar a bit ofm home between now and christmas, and it does leave a void that needs to be filled at the heart of boris johnson's premiership. he has brought in his long aide are edward lister to run things as his interim chief of staff, but there are big questions from here on about the nature of borisjohnson's time in downing street, his government from here on, and just how things will be run by downing street for the rest of his time here. scientists advising the government on the coronavirus pandemic are warning that the type of christmas we'll be able to enjoy hangs in the balance. latest figures show the r number, the rate at which the virus is spreading in the uk, has fallen — raising hopes that some restrictions could be eased over the festive period. but experts say the situation remains volatile. simonjones reports. there are just 41 days to go until christmas, but it is still far from clear what a christmas in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic will look like. the hope is that the curr

as it stands electric vehicles only account for 2% of global sales for gm but chief executive mary baraovertake tesla as the leader in electric sales in north america. all the major automakers are investing heavily in evs but investors have enjoyed pure play electric vehicle companies, that don't have unions and other added expenses. dave: it reminds me what was happening in the obama biden administration. even though you only have to% of cars electric focusing on them they are looking for a return to those tax benefits for electric vehicles we saw under obama. the ceos of major airlines urging congress to provide more aid to them. what are they asking for? >> another round of payroll assistance and let me tell you why. they say before the pandemic they directly employed 750,000 americans responsible for 5% of overall gdp. they are burning through $180 million cash a day, a quarter of their claims grounded and since the cdc warning yesterday not to travel for thanksgiving they are starting to see americans cancel thanksgiving flights and for the airlines thanksgiving was the big time of

perhaps many people think it's ill advised if they went with nikola and i don't think mary bara wantedanybody's best partner. they haven't delivered the way people thought and you want to hear that they kicked out milton, but that's not happened instead, you heard kind of what i would describe as being a not clear approach to who is still at that company. i want to hear how much trevor's selling and then make a better determination. but to me, it's not a buy. >> okay. jim cramer we will be looking forward to seeing you and the gang in just a couple minutes hope you have a great thanksgiving >> you, too. >> hoping to see you very, very soon >> very good >> melissa >>> vaccine headlines giving a slight boost to futures and joining us now to talk markets mohammad also president of queens college campus cambridge. we priced it all in. what else do the markets have to go on with s&p and the nasdaq sitting at record highs? >> so, we've priced most of the vaccine news in because we had so much. i think we're going to look very carefully as to what chairman powell says this week. a lot of expe