barney's day is drawing to a close.usy. you know, it is busy. this is what we are designed for, this is what we were called to do. but we need you to be sensible. do your bit, and you can hold your head proud in years to come and say, "do you know what? i sacrificed certain things, and i made a difference." extraordinary dedication. the prime minister says the days of cutting the uk's defence budget are over. borisjohnson told the house of commons that britain's military was "the pride of britain" as he announced 16 billion pounds of new money to "modernise" defence over the next four years. the extra money will help fund space and cyber projects. our defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. britain's armed forces say they are about to undergo their biggest transformation since the end of the cold war. it will inevitably mean less of the old, like tanks and heavy armour and more of the new, to defend in the domains of cyber and space. british troops are already encountering threats such as this information and they

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the bush's beloved scottish terrier barney to beau and sunny, the portuguese water dogs president obamased his daughters. >> sasha and malia, i love you both more than you can imagine and you have earned the new puppy that's coming with us to the white house. >> reporter: with all eyes on the new first family, one thing is for certain. these dogs will be sure to raise the roof. a little fun fact about presidential pets, the oldest white house pet was president calvin coolidge's raccoon rebecca. that was her name. in november 1926 she was sent to the white house alive for thanksgiving dinner where the president pardoned and adopted rebecca instead. janai norman, abc news, new york. >> i'm going to pick on her later about saying raise the roof. there was a presidential cat. w. had a cat. all that love for the dogs. >> yeah. >> those dogs are like can you free up the transition money, though? ♪ ♪ >>> it's time for #goodnewstues. we know that foster care adoption is something that is extremely rewarding. it's such a gift, something so special for so many families. we want to introduce you t

marjorie cullum barney can't open her physical shop. coronavirus restrictions don't allow it, but trying to compete with global retailers online is a near impossible task where you don't need new people end up thinking of us as thieves because we're trying to sell for the normal prices. but we bought them at a certain cost, and in addition, there are fees and taxes, or sometimes we find the same product online, cheaper than the price. the supply gave us something wrong with that. the on happy times for france, a small shop owners are pushing some french shoppers to boycott. the big online sellers. tens of thousands of people are signed a petition calling for an amazon free christmas. others say using click can collect to support smaller businesses. things didn't. i deliberately avoid amazon, especially now it would be irresponsible in that i'm rejecting amazon. amazon has responded to the criticism, which has come from as high as the mare of paris by promising to delay its black friday specials. it says it wants to give small businesses

a joer first from barney, biden supporter, florida. caller: yes, i am ecstatic that kamala harris and joe biden dictator.his two-bit turning this country into a banana republic. it's ridiculous. the man needs to be locked up. , i this republican party can't even believe. this has never happened in history. thank you. host: next up, dearborn heights, michigan. republican line supporting president trump, morning. caller: first of all, i am not a partisan. i don't like either trump or biden. -- decadesndorsed ago, he is a globalist. let me tell you what i think is going on. sendingus thing led to ballots out all over the united states, not absentee ballots, they just sent ballots out. this sets the stage for the fraud. i live up in michigan and i just had to laugh when they say that there have been no problems with this election. look at the county where the dominion software shifted 6000 votes to biden before they questioned it because the county was majority republican. and when they looked at the glitch, it went back to trump. this is

michelle barney a is due to arrive in london shortly, but opposite number david frost has worn for al to be possible, it must for -- fully respect u.k. sovereignty. one sticking point is fishing, and the level of access th will have reddish waters. jon kay reportsrom newland on problems that need resolving fast. >> while we sleep, they work. hopefully we can catch a bitnly. more. >>y the time they return, there coulde news on brags it. british negotiators will spend the weekend trying to land a deal. >> now is time for them to caniver what they say the deliver.make no mistake, it's mr break time for the cornish fishing industry. >> its fish that that u.k. and the eu are now scrapping over in these ff al talks. moat comes into newland is sold and eaten in europe. any deal or no deal will have a real impact here. >> we b are in of a no man's land. of the referendum, they willes know what brexit really means. >> it's clear, this is about control of our waters, exclusive eights for our fishermen, and on th risk side, if you like, we've got access to traditional markets. >> how confidentr

you know how much the companies whose shoes into this have barney and no doubt she'll be going to knowing all of the people because i kind of doggerel by video to come. he said and videos to give up. remember the who got her get here? when i went to yemen, we have a cousin there on the other must apply. they could believe it or a push. give me a moment man. not even the whole opposite. pinacle get out of this. don't know yet the joke, i know she'll be done. she to reinitiate or lack of that 1003 i do to her who want to dance. you know, i mean, is that mean, you mean you're, you're looking for senator getting enough where you are and i don't at all events, it just be automatic. said control when i think one is so young, she's always going to speak. what is our national life not being with that was your, you know, and i can woman focus is really kind of all there is, i mean, i think that i mean for a man of good luck on your own or, you know, if you don't get along well then who would be the most popular among get, you know, they advocate of that happening, but they don't all that love it.

then you have to ask yourself, what are we doing here for barneys, if there's an activity that causes $789000.00 euros damage per hectare is allowed and even subsidized. because of course, these greenhouse gases that are in the cities must be compensated for somewhere else. somebody else has to pay for it. it won't be easy to restructure agriculture and convince farmers to turn huge areas of farm land into wet bugs again. if we follow the norwegians plan for dealing with c o 2, europe will soon have lots of facilities like the claymates rude waste to energy pound. here c.l. 2 is filtered from the flue gases. this could serve as a model for other industry sectors that have not yet been able to make their production carbon neutral. yanni could be a because initiated the c.c.'s project at the waste to energy plants in 2014 other problems. i believe that it's meaningful to work with this building because this would actually make a difference. and this is something we need to do in order to basically save, save this world. because once to prove that it's possible to remove c o 2 from indus

and barney, he helps. >> reporter: charlie mackesy's sketches resembled charlie mackesy, whimsical, and authentic. does it usually start as text or a drawing? >> it starts as a feeling. when i hear something said in a conversation, and when we're giving each other advice, i think, yeah, that could work as a drawing. >> reporter: some of those drawings just pile up. this is quite a system you have here? >> it is really effect, isn't it? [laughter] >> reporter: otherring, others,e posts on line. this from may: life is difficult, but you are loved. instagram is a real outlet for you? >> it really is. people weighed in and people responded and we had a dialogue and still do. >> reporter: that dialogue began when he first started posting a few years ago. it began a larger conversation as his following grew into the hundreds of thousands and artist gam became author. >> i didn't set out to make a book. i was just drawing away, working on these characters. i suddenly got a flurry of publishers saying, do you want to make a book? >> reporter: the friendship and simple conversations about life

it means ending the barney between westminster and holyrood and instead working in partnership to protects a shared prosperity fund which is effective because it is delivered not on the whim of conservative ministers but from our devolved governments and our regions. the levelling up fund the chancellor just announced, his rabbit out of the hat, yet again, it involves mps, just as with the beaching reopening programme, going to ministers and begging full support for the areas, rather than change being driven from local communities. so much, mr speaker, for taking back control. this is about the centre handing over support in a very top—down manner. labour has been clear about the responsible choices we wanted the responsible choices we wanted the chancellor to make today. to recover jobs, we the chancellor to make today. to recoverjobs, we train workers, rebuilt businesses. to recoverjobs, labour called for £30 billion of capital spending, accelerated into the next 18 months, focused on green initiatives supporting 400,000 jobs and bringing us in line with countries like france and german

you say, eight babies, of five boys, whose names were read out, kennelling bennett, joseph johnson, barneyy parkin and maddie freed full stop she is also accused of the attempted murder of maddie freed and off another nine babies whose identities we can't report. they are protected by a court order. as i say, she didn't enter any please. all we can tell you at this stage it's these alleged murders and attempted murders are said to have happened betweenjune 2015 and june 2016 at the countess of chester hospital, where lucy letby was a nurse in the neonatal unit. she was remanded in custody and she was told she will next appear at court tomorrow. that will be at chester crown court, tomorrow afternoon. judith moritz, thank you. it's1:20pm. our top story this lunchtime... the uk economy grew by a record amount over the summer but it still smaller than before the coronavirus pandemic. still to come, the equalities watchdog finds no unlawful acts of pay discrimination against women at the bbc but equal pay campaigners have criticised the report. coming up on bbc news — seven months later than p

she has not been the most prominent member but she works in partnership with barney franks for years and they have a very close relationship page she had a hand in aot of the consumer protections tt we see today. and shes not the ranking member. she chaired the committee by accident and i think that is a legacy. a lot of times there's a chapter that breaks down her work by the numbers and the legislation she sponsored in cosponsored but i ink one of the things we all know is that sometimes the wk can be signature legislation and sometimes he could make coalition building. she's always been a coalition builder. when she first started in the assembly her first piece of legislation, she proposed they stop calling aembly members assembly men and refer to them as assembly members. they were like ridiculous, no. she had to bui that coalition and she did and she is been builng coalitions around her beliefs for years. that's a bit of the dodge but that's my answer. >> literally it was one of the fit pieces of legislation she authored when she got to the assembly. they called everyone assembl

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can't be understated, she has not been the most prominent member but she worked in partnership with barney a very close relationship. she had a hand in a lot of the consumer protections that we see today. she's not the ranking member, she's not the chair the committee by accident. i think that is a legacy, a lot of times is a chapter that breaks down her work by the numbers in terms of legislation sponsor and cosponsor and things like that. i think one of the things we all know is that sometimes the work can be seen in signature legislation but sometimes it can be seen in coalition building and she's always been an astounding coalition builder. when she first started in the la assembly i think her first piece of legislation i'm not sure technically legislation, she proposed that they stop calling the assembly members the assemblymen and introduce the assembly member. people are like, you are ridiculous. she's been building coalitions for years. that's a bit of a dodge but that's my take. >> to piggyback about that, it was the first if not like one of the first pieces of legislation she off

this structure has been now determined in its pre-fusion form by barney graham and jason mclevin and others at the nih and is now actual the prototype immunogen that's used in some of the vaccines that i'll talk about in just a little bit. what about transmission? now, obviously this is a respiratory-born virus, transmitted by the classic respiratory droplets which tend to drop to the ground within a few feet, hence, the six-foot distance discussion that we have. however, recently it has been clear that a certain proportion of the transmission do occur for what we refer to as aerosol, namely particles containing virus that are light enough that they stay suspended over time and through various distances for various periods of time. the virus can be found on contaminated surfaces. the role in transmission is unclear, and the virus is found in multiple body fluids. but here again, the role in transmission is unclear and likely not significant. if you look at the risk of transmission, we know it varies by the type and the duration of exposure as well as the viral load in the upper respi

while leading democrats look for ways to reinvent barney, and offer a coherent post great society agenda, gop leaders sought out ways to consolidate their build off the party's recent accessible to the white house in the middle classes. something richard nixon famously called the silent majority. they held out hope for both the left and right, he had not in this post 16th period. and as you can see from this chart, they became increasingly important to both party platforms after -- between 1960 and 1980. going up from sort of republican platform here in 1960, after 144 taxation comes up in 1980. i'll bet you can see a general increase in the platforms of both parties from the disparity. for democrats, liberals, and progressives, tax politics offered a way for the party to appeal to the economic interests of the white working class without abandoning the partisan social new immigration liberalism. tax policy takes may lead and hope to gather the quote in reference, for the black in our working and middle classes by fomenting a populist revolt against those classes in institutions which be

he read his anguished dissent in barney to get a sense for that. justice glia, nixon, ford administration, republican conservative worldview tough on crime comes in monies coming to opposite places because again following the law where it takes you. think there's a lot of overlap there. i don't have a sense of how much she relied on frankfurt opinions a lot. so that says a lot. he filled the same seat as justice jackson. quite a bit of affinity justice jackson is such a lovely writer. of course justice glia really cared about his writing. jackson yuko morgan originals maybe not quite as disciplined as glia. but if i were to guess those are probably be the two key ones. everyone is going to like homes for a few things and be pretty skeptical of some others. but that's probably the answer. >> as we sit here today justice amy coney barrett has just joined the united states supreme court was confirmed. [applause] and i am curious about your own nomination confirmation process. did you ever talk to justice glia about that? i believe he was unanimously c

this structure has been now determined in its pre-fusion form by barney graham and jason mclevin and others at the nih and is now actual the prototype immunogen that's used in some of the vaccines that i'll talk about in just a little bit. what about transmission? now, obviously this is a respiratory-born virus, transmitted by the classic respiratory droplets which tend to drop to the ground within a few feet, hence, the six-foot distance discussion that we have. however, recently it has been clear that a certain proportion of the transmission do occur for what we refer to as aerosol, namely particles containing virus that are light enough that they stay suspended over time and through various distances for various periods of time. the virus can be found on contaminated surfaces. the role in transmission is unclear, and the virus is found in multiple body fluids. but here again, the role in transmission is unclear and likely not significant. if you look at the risk of transmission, we know it varies by the type and the duration of exposure as well as the viral load in the upper respi

now they'll join the ranks of feuding sox and buddy, barney the biter. >> oh. >> i got bit by barner.ouse? president trump liked to talk about dogs. >> and the guy choked like a dog. >> reporter: but his first wife ivana wrote donald was not a dog fan. the feeling seemed mutual when this brooklyn dog named george encountered a punching bag trump during a post election stroll. president trump may not be a dog fanatic, but he gets their attention. remember how he speaks to reporters. >> sit down. >> reporter: jimmy kimmel wondered if dogs would obey. >> excuse me. sit down. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. >> reporter: three out of four sat, but when it comes to stay, these two will be staying and he will be thumping theirs. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> the country reporting more new coronavirus infections than any other day ever. >> whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration it will be, i guess time will tell. >> the only things time will tell is how long it takes us to turn around the misanthropic mismanagement of this pandemic. >> the current administrat

we have the three quarter, before the civil war we have a big barney, a little party who was organized along some major dimension. a third bernie and they are like the free soil are's. whereas there is another pattern that we saw with progressives. we saw fee time in the antebellum period, we had two parties, we had what you had the pivotal insurgents. so those are the two. so, pelosi's problem i'll tell you what these graphs are saying. nancy pelosi had problems, as i mentioned earlier on the 2010 election, with the so-called blue dog democrats who ran against the general. now democrats have their own chief lacking in 2010. so it wasn't like she was nominated for speaker. but at the end of the day, there was a revolt against her continued leadership in the caucus. she lost something like 43 votes in the caucus. and 11 members voted against her on the floor for speaker. and some others. this just shows, ideologically, using a common measure of ideology, this is the left in this is a right, republicans are over here. the right doctor where the people who voted against pelosi art. so the

as you say, eight babies, of five boys, whose names were read out, cemlyn bennett, josephjohnson, barneyie freed and of another nine babies whose identities we can't report. they are protected by a court order. as i say, she didn't enter any pleas. all we can tell you at this stage, these alleged murders and attempted murders are said to have happened between june 2015 and june 2016 at the countess of chester hospital, where lucy letby was a nurse in the neonatal unit. she was remanded in custody and she was told she will next appear at court tomorrow. that will be at chester crown court tomorrow afternoon. an investigation into equal pay at the bbc has found no unlawful acts of pay discrimination against women. the equality and human rights commission opened an inquiry last year after complaints about large differences between the salaries of male and female presenters. but the watchdog has made a number of recommendations — including a call for the bbc to improve transparency. david sillito reports. when the bbc was forced to publish the salaries of its highest paid stars, there was fu

. >> i'm the crazy christian, he's the mad iranian, and we get along with fred and barney. >> trying

barney rubble. mashed potatoes. chong. tonto. oats. ever here of r2d1? of course not.e number two. you're a teaming pile of number two, and you should be happy about that. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. uno, dos. >> jimmy: is that what it is? spanish? i didn't know. [ laughter ] there's a lot of nonsense going on. protests outside ballot counting centers, bomb threats, altered videos. i guess the idea is that this is part of a widespread conspiracy by the democrats to steal the presidency. but if this was a democrat conspiracy, it wouldn't have included six more years of mitch mcconnell. there's one string going around right now that republican votes were not being counted for people who filled their ballots in with a sharpie. and that's true. they're saying dead people voted. they're saying the ballots had some kind of secret watermark on them. i'm sure there are many of these crackpot theorys to come. it makes me wonder, who comes up with them? someone's thinking of that stuff. it just doesn't appear out of thin air. we looked

lemonis: feel like i'm drinking barney. [ laughter ] is there oat milk in here?urt: that one is almond and coconut. that's what we've been doing on tap so far. lemonis: well, what is your proposed for cans? kurt: probably oat milk. lemonis: so then why don't you test it the right way the first time? kurt: i haven't gotten to the ube part yet. lemonis: well, yeah, you are. it's right here. kurt: we're testing for sure. like you said, i'm the impatient one. i would love to keep launching. lemonis: if oat milk is going to be the premise behind it, then fine. if it's not, then that's okay. i just want to know what the process is. so if i said to you, "i want to make ube with oat milk the same way you make everything else," could you do it? kurt: yeah, so oat milk and a little bit of sweetener. that was completely eye-balled so far. barb: it's good. lemonis: i kind of like it better now. i don't like the fact that kurt is starting to show that there's a little bit of inconsistency with his process. so what's still not clear to me is how you actually develop a flavor,

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varney got hold of the plane and called it barney airlines.had to fill 20 second so i thought i would check that out there. ashley: interesting. stuart: bitcoin shows a gain of 70 points so whatever rally we had at the opening, we have lost a lot of it. 10 year treasury yield .96%, up again. money coming out of bonds may be going into stocks? susan: this shows people are more at ease with what's happening in the economy and hopefully a vaccine. stuart: wouldn't it be nice to get to one? susan: how long ago was that? stuart: i can't remember. the price of gold is 1880 and counts up $26. bitcoin, always interesting. $15300 per coin and the price of oil this morning at almost $41 per barrel. whoopi goldberg spent the last four years going after president trump. now she's telling trump supporters to accept abiding. watch this. >> so, all of you suck it up like we sucked it up. businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you

something that other barney agreed with the united states code, so that a good many driven by the progress on the military, including by loot, insurgents are training on the other side, the war and some action from the government. but the important thing is they want to end her own trade created, go through another one. it's down to foreign minister today saying that peace and of when it's gone would be a haul being joe, fall development and the whole region in islamabad. thank you. now a long awaited inquiry into the conduct of australian special forces in afghanistan has uncovered a culture of secrecy, deceit, and cover up it found what it called credible evidence of multiple war crimes, including the novel killing of civilians and prisoners taken to gage has more on the investigation from australia's capitol canberra nearly 2 decades after the 1st astroland troops were deployed to afghanistan. a stray is military faced up to some brutal truths, 23 incidents, of alleged killing of 39 people. in inquiry commission, defense force can times what it says is credible evidence of war crimes in

kennedys' welsh terrier charlie, and pushinka, the reagans' rex, the bush's beloved scottish terrier barneyimagine and you have earned the new puppy that's coming with us to the white house. >> reporter: and with all eyes on the new first family, one thing is for certain. these dogs will be sure to raise the roof. a little fun fact about presidential pets. the oldest white house pet was president calvin coolidge's raccoon, rebecca. yes, that was her name. in november 1926 she was sent to the white house alive for thanksgiving dinner where president coolidge pardoned and adopted her instead. guys, you can thank me for that. >> we'll forgive you for that one. thank you. >> get your rescue on. >> that's right. we'll be that came from me. really. my first idea was "in one quarter of an hour, your savings will tower... over you. figuratively speaking." >>> this is an abc news special report. now reporting, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. we're coming on the air right now because president-elect biden has just met with his coronavirus task force. he's just started speaking.

barney is up, stuart varney, "varney & co.". take it away? stuart: good morning.city is in bad shape this morning. the schools are closed. 1.1 million students, 80% minority, 74% disadvantaged. these students have already lost the best part of a years worth of their education and their parents are now scrambling to take care of them. the mayor of the city is at war with the governor of the state. they rarely been talking the governor lost his temper with reporters when questioned

barney, a joe biden supporter, bradenton, florida.. good morning.aller: i am ecstatic that kamala harris and joe biden beat two bit dictator. he turned this country into a bandana republic. -- into a banana republic. he needs to be locked up. and the republican party. i cannot even believe. this never happened in history. been dashed by the morand's in the republican party. bruce is on our republican line, supporting president trump. good morning. caller: good morning. first of all, i am not a partisan. i don't like either trump or biden. biden has endorsed agenda 21 many decades ago. he is a globalist. let me tell you what i think is going on. this whole coronavirus thing led to sending ballots out all over the united states, not absentee ballots, they just sent ballots out. this set the stage for the fraud. i live up in michigan and i have to laugh when they say there has been no problems with this election. i mean, look at antrim county, softwaree dominion shifted 6000 votes to biden before they questioned it because antrim county was majority re

barney is up, stuart varney, "varney & co.". take it away? stuart: good morning. we are bringing you the show as well as do from the heart of new york city, but i have to tell you this city is in bad shape this morning. the schools are closed. 1.1 million students, 80% minority, 74% disadvantaged. these students have already lost the best part of a years worth of their education and their parents are now scrambling to take care of them. the mayor of the city is at war with the governor of the state. they rarely been talking the governor lost his temper with reporters when questioned about the city and the statewide restrictions on thanksgiving celebrations. we will show you the exchange. chaos in the city in the state. do as i say, not as i do we have been hearing a lot of that and rightly so because there are so many examples of democrats especially very rich democrats breaking the rules they impose on everyone else. now, we find california governor newsom dined with health officials and lobbyists, no mask, inches from each other breaking his own rules. there's t

they were suspended after a colleague of michelle barney tested positive for coronovirus for both sidesoth sides of the channel. but let's be absolutely clear, this country can prosper and will prosper mightily in either event. if we have to come out with a so—called australian style model, australian relationship with the eu will make a great success of it. look, i'm not going to comment on that. everybody is working very hard but clearly there are substantial and important differences still to be bridged. but we are getting on with it. we are getting more information on restrictions on the covid front in wales, will hear from restrictions on the covid front in wales, will hearfrom mark restrictions on the covid front in wales, will hear from mark drakeford who is speaking in cardiff cardiff in the next few minutes. what we are expecting about is new restrictions in the hospitality industry which will come into effect next friday. cinemas, bowling alleys and other indoor entertainment venues are expected to be closed. the sector has been working very hard to put measures in place to pr

she is accused of murdering were released, five of them are boys, cemlyn bennett, josephjohnson, barneyelder and eli gelder. andthree babygirl joseph gelder and eli gelder. andthree ba bygirl is, joseph gelder and eli gelder. andthree babygirl is, elsie mcnall, daisy parkin and maddie freed.. she is also accused of attempting to murder another nine babies who cannot be named for legal reasons. they were all on the neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital between 2018 and 2090, these are all for babies who are born prematurely. in these investigations which have been going on for three years, lucy letby has been arrested on three occasions, and on two occasions, her former home near the hospital has been searched. she was charged with those offences, those alleged offences on wednesday these week. —— this week. the prosecution argued yesterday that she should be remanded in custody for her own safety, and the question of whether she should be granted bail will be addressed today at chester crown court. new cycle lanes and more socially—distanced pavements could be introduced as