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british scientists say that their studies show keeping gatherings small will make a big difference. it's easyterrible scenario but, actually, when you start modelling it, you can start thinking about how you would balance the increased risks somewhere else and how, if people who don't need to form a christmas bubble decide not to, how that actually improves the overall situation. and if you do get together, open the windows. this animation shows how fresh air helps to disperse the virus. no one can be so sure of the impact of the christmas break but there are ways to reduce the risks. david shukman, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take you back now to canada and the rush for a vaccine. some canadians have already received the pfizer jab, and the health ministry has also ordered the moderna vaccine but it is of course facing global competitions to get the quantities it wants. let's try again to speak to doctor andrew morris at the university of toronto. there has been an absolutely brutal second wave in canada, can you set the scene for us, why so bad particularly? canada includes four provinces,

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that's easy. big, small, little? and last one, maurice turner -- actually -- yeah, i'll do this very quickly. can state and local election officials keep up with security requirements without consistent federal funding? >> i think so. i think it needs to be a priority. i know there has been federal funding from congress through the elections commission and all the information that cisa provides that we developed, so i think that model has worked. listen, it's a national critical function that we're able to conduct at elections. if we're not putting our money there, then there's bigger trouble. >> the last question. i'm going to read one but you don't have to answer this. the trust and confidence in the u.s. election system is very important to the rest of the world. the disinformation involved dictators in africa and across the world. this is absolutely true. but the last question, who is the biggest threat to the u.s.? that's my final question here. >> from a cybersecurity perspective, it's still the big four, russi

that's easy. big, small, little. maurice turner, i'll do this very quickly. state and local election officials come up with security requirements without consistent funding? matt: no, it needs to be a priority. there has been federal funding through the commission all of what cisa provides with assessments that we provide free. that model has worked. it's a national function to elections, we're not putting money there and the bigger ing, there is trouble. kara: the last question, you on't have to answer this, from this is from kenya. disinformation involved in dictators in african-american and across the world this is true.utely the last question, who is the biggest threat to the u.s., here? my final question matt: from a cybersecurity perspective, it's still the big russia, china, north korea and iran, they all have their what ent focus areas on they do and why they do it. it's those four and no one else is even close. one else is even close. and domestically? att: cyber criminals are both, you know, in terms of the ran aware. it's all ones and zeros. ara: t

british scientists say that their studies show keeping gatherings small will make a big difference. it's easybut, actually, when you start modelling it, you can start thinking about how you would balance the increased risks somewhere else and how, if people who don't need to form a christmas bubble decide not to, how that actually improves the overall situation. and if you do get together, open the windows. this animation shows how fresh air helps to disperse the virus. no one can be so sure of the impact of the christmas break but there are ways to reduce the risks. david shukman, bbc news. meanwhile, european countries are being forced to tighten restrictions ahead of christmas — following record daily cases and deaths this month. the netherlands has entered a 5—week lockdown, with non—essential shops, theatres and gyms closing — the strictest set of measures announced in the country since the pandemic began. germany will enter a hard lockdown from wednesday after the number of infections there hit record levels with the measures in place untiljanuary 10. france meanwhile, has replaced its

british scientists say that their studies show keeping gatherings small will make a big difference. it's easyne a kind of terrible scenario but, actually, when you start modelling it, you can start thinking about how you would balance the increased risks somewhere else and how, if people who don't need to form a christmas bubble decide not to, how that actually improves the overall situation. and if you do get together, open the windows. this animation shows how fresh air helps to disperse the virus. no one can be so sure of the impact of the christmas break but there are ways to reduce the risks. david shukman, bbc news. the latest government figures show another 18,450 cases of covid—i9 have been recorded in the latest 24—hour period. it means the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week was 19,697. 1,602 people were admitted to hospital on average each day over the week to last friday. 506 deaths were reported for the last 2a hours, that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, there were a11 deaths per day. the total n

big. banks is easy to feel. the need to. call him cause he's next goal is to expand his fleet and to open his own online shop to benefit the environment he plans to use only paper for packaging to set an example that he hopes other companies will follow. our way of doing things is reaching its limits and that's something we often hear in our days when it comes to the stewardship of natural resources it is certainly the case and the radical rethink is needed we have to protect its forest rivers. and plants and that will require coming up with ways of making on using things without creating which. here are some impressive examples. of minutiae bastard boots in spends much of her free time thinking about wild plants. her motto is you protect what you know and she's on a mission to get people to know the wild plants around them better. than the lion and that's why she created the game not to a memo a memory game that you teaches people of all ages about plant life. did france and i would really like wild plants to be part of our

easy routine. let's find out this week to stop the fire. no big but not unbeatable. last weekend, they dropped points at home against braman. could they now do or dortmund and do the unthinkable lose against a current promoted side were unbeaten in 7 and feel that the team a sprightly 4 years younger than byron's plus they'd only played 10 matches this season as opposed to the champions. 15 easier to there was a minute's silence in honor of matter. donna, the stadium has its own bit of maradona history from memories of 989, when napoli captained by the argentinian, played against, took part in the 2nd leg of the way for cup final. the italian side won on aggregate to win their only european silverware. at stake on saturday were only points, not prizes, but both sides wanted the guarantee. just 3 minutes in only the post prevented levon dosti from putting biron in front. but other once the visitors look distinctly pace and to see the 43 is leagues prone to unforced errors and with 20 minutes played byron were caught on the back foot as stuttgart took an unexpected lea

easy: big, small, little. and last one, maurice turner, oh, actually, let's see-- yeah, i'll do this quickly. can state and local election officials keep up with security without consistent federal funding? >> i think so. i think it needs to be a priority. i know there has been federal funding from congress through the election assistance commission and all the that cisco developed so i think that model's worked and listen, it's a national critical function that we're able to conduct elections and put the money there and the whole thing-- there's bigger interest you believe. >> last question i'm going to read one, you don't have to answer from kenya. the trusting confidence in the u.s. election system is important to the rest of the world, and -- this is true. and last anonymous attendee. who is the biggest threat to the u.s., that's my final question. >> from the cyber security, big four, russia, china, north korea and iran. they have the focus areas on what they do and why they do it. it's those four from cy

[laughs] that's easy. big, small, little. last one from maurice. can state and local election officials keep up with security requirements without consistent federal funding? >> i think there needs to be a priority. i know there has been federal funding from congress through the election assistance commission and all the services that cisa provides. so i think that model has worked. listen, it's a national critical function that we are able to conduct elections. if we are not putting our money there, and the whole thing, you know, there is bigger trouble that will happen. >> last question. you trust and confidence in the u.s. election system is very important to the rest of the world. the disinformation really emboldened dictators in africa and across the world. this is absolutely true. who is the biggest threat to the u.s.? that is my final question here. >> from a cybersecurity perspective, it is still the big four. russia, china, north korea and iran. they all have their sort of focus areas of what they do and why they do it. no one else is even

british scientists say that their studies show keeping gatherings small will make a big difference. it is easyerrible scenario but actually, when you start modelling it, you can start thinking about how you would balance the increased risks somewhere else and how, if people who don't need to form a christmas bubble decide not to, how that actually improves the overall situation. and if you do get together, open the windows. this animation shows how fresh air helps to disperse the virus. no one can be so sure of the impact of the christmas break but there are ways to reduce the risks. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is in westminsterfor us. christmas rules, ultimately i guess it isa christmas rules, ultimately i guess it is a scientific or medical decision but increasingly, it looks like a political one as well? that's right, george. there has been an essential dilemma through this pandemic for political leaders about the extent to which you snatch away people's liberties in exchange for trying to protect us all from the virus and what is happening as far as christmas plans are concerne

you say it's easy that we get used to the big chains, i will say from my personal experience that's notf you are using a smaller local pharmacy and you have a great customer experience there you're going to find that they support you, it's not just that you're supporting them. and then i would ask you when it does go well for you and you are happy with the switch to shout it from the rooftops, let other people know so that you can help create other customers for that pharmacy. >> meg said i found a ton of local artists through etsy using the shop location filter. i even had one artist from etsy drop op her amazing bath bombs at my front door. we think of it being on the internet but it can tell you you have local people around you who you can support. >> the local filter on etsy is amazing, especially with so much shipping running behind, obviously fedex as we see this morning and u.p.s. have very important things to do, you might find that that seller can drop off items at your door, you might be able to meet them somewhere to get the things that you need and have a better shot at gett

easy for life. so looks then with a big chance to score his 1st goal for logic. but after winning the spot kick at the penalty fell. did grab a goal back through family and close the bus seat held on for too long with joe johns to actually meet strikers. when you're defending a back in the gulps later, because it had a big chance to jump into 2nd spot as they faced her temper len. but unfortunately neither team could find the target. the best chance fell to kevin demi abide in the 32nd minute and it didn't get much better in a scrappy encounter. chances were few and far between as both teams lacked both inspiration and application of the game ended in a drought. nil nil stalemate disappointment for labor concerned, but they remain in 3rd place and are still undefeated in the bundesliga. also undefeated this season and it must have been something in the water as they played out and go through with that of braman raymond hultman, the scoring through play and i'll get some calls after some furious pressing in the 13 minutes. and then the floodgates open with 4 goals

you on seaman needed plenty of patience as the path to the big leagues from the farrows is anything but easy even for someone with his apparent talent and drive his 1st taste of football abroad came early on and helped confirm his own bishan he went to denmark to a spirit when he was 15 or 16 my my brought there live so it was easy to go to a spirit and then they find out it was as good like the danish voice and. i think i want to be a professional and he decided that i should malta s.p.s. with him and it all out of voice so we moved to s.b.s. . then. i got an apartment that. he got injured so we go home again then they come to play with that they want and i guess he was all the 18 and then he scored against russia and the coach from newcastle contacted him after the game and it ended with that he got the new cast. but soon after a coaching change at newcastle united saw him quickly fall out of favor of the english premier league side he once again returned home when you're here in farrell we grew up you were the best player. when you come to england. come player from europe and. play with t

years of the taking of easy after a big night no jogging machines for a lizard's just one of the strange projects the u.s. government has spent money on this year according to a report that states over 50000000000 dollars when the way of such projects to me treat poke spain to. 2020 has been a year to forget for many reasons but it's that time of year so let's reflect imagine you just blown $54000000000.00 in 12 months it is more important than ever for congress to find its fiscal backbone our debts puts at risk the long term solvency of major programs such as social security and why to pay for test use for covert tests that turn out to be soda bottles to see if hot tubbing a few times a week eases stress yeah those don't seem like good investments but u.s. senator rand paul has published a whole list of all the things you can blow your hard earned money on and what washington apparently did spend it on like $1500000.00 to give a couple of reptiles some cardio researches spent a 1000000 and a half taxpayer dollars to get 6 lizards walk them on a treadmill what taking x. rays with 3 d. im

you know, you look felled, making it far too easy for lots of looks then with a big chance to score his 1st goal for luck. but after winning the spot kick, he couldn't convert the penalty. fell. did grab a goal back through fog and close. but marsett held on for a 21 with joe johns to actually meet strikers when your defenders a banging in the goals. laver cousin had a big chance to jump into 2nd spot as they faced how to berlin, but unfortunately neither team could find the target. the best chance fell to kevin demi abide in the 32nd minute and it didn't get much better in a scrappy encounter. chances were few and far between as both teams lacked both inspiration and application of the game ended in a drought. nil nil stalemate disappointment for labor caisson, but they remain in 3rd place and are still undefeated in the bundesliga. mossberg are also on the fate of this season, and they must have been something in the water as they played out of a goal thriller with a bit of braman. raymond hultman, the scoring through leonardo gets in court after some furious pressing in the 13 minute

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needed plenty of patience as the path to the big leagues from the farrows is anything but easy even for someone with his apparent talent and drive his 1st taste of football abroad came early on and helped confirm his own visions he went to denmark to a spirit when he was 15 or 16 by my brought their lives so it was easy to go to a spirit and then they find out it was. screwed like the danish boys and. i think i want to be a professional and be decided that i should malta and spend with them and it all out of place so we need to s.b.s. . then. i got an apartment that. i think got an inch or so we go home again then they come to play with their one and i guess he was all the 18 and then the score against russia and the coach from newcastle contacted him after the game and it ended with that he got the new gust. but soon after a coaching change at newcastle united saw him quickly fall out of favor of the english premier league side he once again returned home when you're here in farrell we grew up you were the best player. when you come to england. come player from europe and. play with th

and i've always found it relatively easy to get big names in the industry to reflect on his talent asxpress how much he means to them. perhaps because he is so revered. my whole life as an artist was kind of shaped by him. and i can't exaggerate enough the effect his music had on me. he was synthesising a lot of other things that was coming in. putting on everly brothers and elvis and rhythm and blues and country music. wide open sources that he had in his music. but as much as many others might want to praise lennon he was a complicated character. he could be difficult. he reportedly had a short temper. and he admitted he had abused women. none of this seems to have tarnished his love and peace image. he was a very complex character. in his songs he could be very sentimental, very loving. his last odes to yoko and his son sean. he could be vicious as in his song about mccartney. he could be very funny. he could be a rocker he could be a balladeer. he could be almost anything. that was what made him so interesting. he could be very nasty. iam sure. and he could be very funny. there wa

easy routine. let's find out as we just stopped by our new big but not unbeatable. last weekend, they dropped points at home against graham, and they now will do a dortmund and do the unthinkable. lose against a current promoted side were unbeaten in 7, and feel the ditty must sprightly 4 years younger than byron's plus they'd only played 10 matches this season as opposed to the champions 15 years here too. there was a minute's silence in honor of maddalena to guard stadium has its own bit of maradona history from memories of 989, when napoli captained by the argentinian, played against, took part in the 2nd leg of the way for cup final. the italian side won on aggregate to win their only european silverware at stake on saturday, where only points not prizes, but both sides. one of the dearly just 3 minutes in only the post prevented levon dosti from putting byron in front. but other once the visitors know distinctly pace and a series of 43, he is weeks prone to unforced errors and with 20 minutes played byron were caught on the back foot as stuttgart took an unexpe

easy. however big a place is, and she'd been queen of england. that was quite awkward, that situation. >> the queen mother and prince philip are not natural soulmates. she would have seen him as a sort of brash kind of independent type of person. he would have seen her as very conservative. >> the queen mother has a huge amount of influence over her daughter and says i know how things are done. >> the queen retains her parents' courtiers. these royal advisers are traditionalists, determined to keep an iron grip on the running of the palace. >> and of course these courtiers think that because the queen is just a woman, she's a young woman, that they can have all the influence because she'll be so easy to control. and philip is shut out. >> for quite a macho chap that second role a step behind his wife i think was a difficult role. >> he was observed to be at a very low ebb. he just seems depressed. >> the queen realized that philip has to do something, she can't expect a man of his energy to be unemployed. >> against the advice of the palace old g

i doubt any time soon that the big ones are easy to grab, because the changes tend to be geographicallynd sovereignty-wise sensitive. big seriously doubt for a mega exchange acquisitions. rishaad: hong kong exchanges outgoing executive charles li sticking to sophie kamaruddin. the latest news coming out of the msci is a plus to delete this as it -- plans to delete some companies. deal inrking the latest companies the u.s. claims to have ties to the chinese military. our asian stocks reporter issue now.a joins us tell us more. >> msci has decided to delete these companies from its list in generic. the concern is the invest ability of these facilities. they decided that it makes more sense now to remove these securities, which include china's largest chipmaker, smic, and another one known for their cameras. inm their indexes, starting january. they are following the arrival, s&p 500 in ftse 100 in doing that. haslinda: this all comes at a time when china inc. is raising more money through ipos at home and abroad than ever before. talk to us more about that. a really exciting year for the

big mistake. >> it's really easy to be numb to liberal media bias these days and 2020 proved to be no different.e ingraham angle" is keeping track ofof the worst offenders n the year. accuracy in the media president ada the liberal media revealed its true colors literally weeping on election night. >> tell them the truth matters. being a good person matters. >> i don't know why i'm crying so much. >> didn't expect to be so overwhelmed. >> it's... i almost can't talk right now because of the emotion. >> lisa: one of the best things that has happened over the past four years is the liberal media has been forced to drop this cloak of fake objectivity and we all see them for the partisans they are. >> yes, that's right. i think there is a serious rock that has come to underlie the national liberal mainstream media, whatever you want to call it, all of their standards are just gone with the wind. they are open partisans in this in a way may be one of president trump's biggest services to america. decades ago, historians in the kennedy days of all days saying, i goe back with reporters cheering for jo

they had a big feast with the locals. it is really easy to poke holes in that story. big holes. as soon as some americans started telling this version of the pilgrim story other americans responded that it was bunk. for native new englanders, such as the 19th century minister william apis, the idea that the pilgrims came for liberty was a sick joke. the proof of this is that the descendants of the pilgrims sold the son of phillip. they formed an alliance in 1721. ultimately his son, and the descendants medicom and the descendants of the pilgrims went to war with each other. at the conclusion of the war, phillip's son was captured and ultimately sold as a slave. i do not hesitate to say, apus wrote, that through the prayers, preaching and examples of those pretended pius has been the foundation of all of the slavery and degradation in the american colonies toward colored people. for him, the pilgrims were the progenitors of slavery, not liberty. and their paiety, their renowned a paiety, was not genuine. so four years after the establishment of the plymouth colony, what do we mak

easy. course the big ten. [laughter] the sec, i'm trying to think of apply way to say this but i'm already past being polite come i don't want to say it is johnny-come-lately but the big ten has been doing this for centuries you have been doing this for decades is the way i put it. if you measure it by years you do pretty well i must acknowledge that but we can think of one game against the sec team that went pretty well. maybe the real way to put it and i should remember i am a guest. [laughter] but i did hear a lot of ohio state coaches saying the last couple days simon of noxious fan by law - - watched a lot of coaches last couple decades saying things all about modeling the program after sec. speed was an issue for a while, while, that is a complement but that's the last nice thing i'm saying about the sec. [laughter] >> you signed the book for me once were eagles will be sure to show that to the judge. >> he will not enjoy that. >> please come to the microphone and i will repeat them for the benefit of th

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easy. they represent big companies like salesforce and walmart.t in place to prove that you got the vaccine. >> there is nothing our employers want more for employees to be able to come back to work. they are under significant economic pressure like everybody else. it has to be in a way that protects employees and keeps people healthy. >> soon there will be an app for that. >> let's do it all digitally. >> a start up working to put an app on your phone that collects and stores vaccine data. and sends it to your employer, school and anywhere you want. >> you get a certified record sent to your own personal digital vault. which will be stored in the cloud. only you have the key. >> a digital record. similar to what you already use for online banking, shopping and storage. >> there are actually several companies working to bring a vaccine related app to your phone. apple and google. microsoft. recognizing businesses want to know when you have rolled up your sleeve. >> thank you. as part of the race for a vaccine segment. we're focusing on the questio

he said this is the next big mistake of the government, and it is quite easy to see in the new year, there is a press lockdown imposed, the third lockdown, we might be saying come of this was a mistake, even though people have spent money on their plans, even though this would be on short notice, it could be that we look back at this and think, actually, we should have been more cautious —— the fresh lockdown imposed. mark ra iford cautious —— the fresh lockdown imposed. mark raiford said there would be a change in the law in terms of the christmas bubble. he also announced they would be a fresh lockdown and wales from december 28, and usually what wales does, england does a week or two later, so we can kind of see that maybe a january lockdown is on its way. we will come back to coronavirus in the next edition of the papers, i am sure, and see how others are looking at it, but let's look at the financial times now and we are good look at brexit. anna, there is potentially... borisjohnson is drawing up plans to call mps for an emergency sessions of the comments next week to approve a

i doubt any time soon that, you know, the big ones are easy to grab because exchanges tend to be geographicallyise or sensitive. serious doubt of our let's exchange acquisitions. sophie: charles lee, the chief of the hong kong exchange. never one afraid to shake the tree there. of an era.s the end sophie kamaruddin with that interview. we are getting breaking news on another meditech ipo. at 46isting being priced million shares at $24 each. that is at the top end of the range. this is the online retailer pricing at $24 a share according to people familiar with the matter with the story. -- theyfrancisco-based sold 40 6 million shares in the ipo that looks set to raise 1.1 billion u.s. dollars that would value the company at around $17 billion. this is just the latest when it comes to a blockbuster year, blockbuster month. tech and ipo listings. >> not surprisingly have these stay-at-home trades. 1078 morea confirming coronavirus cases and this is an economy that did not have to shut down, that they actively contact traced people. they were able to maintain certain restrictions. they are at leve

that you rightly pointed out not enough people point this out, it was easy for big companies to access that. they're used to doing with the bureaucracy of the federal government. but for small businesses that never do that except for when they're paying their taxes, it is incredibly difficult to get this money. if you look at on the ground, the people who need it most, they are going to get like $1200. their businesses on the line. their livelihood is on the line, they're going to get 1200 bucks for that site going to get them through two weeks of life right now. that's a failure. was going to help some industries they made out greater the airlines made a lot of money, what when it comes to the small players who aren't organized and associations. who don't have any clout in washington d.c., they're going to chump change in this bill. soon if you are one of the industries that offsets comorbidities that make covid so incredibly lethal you don't get any help either. there's no help for jim's. that's a pretty incredible thin thing. >> limits say this too. not only did jim's not get help,

individuals or society without a sense of meaning and when life gets easy, when the world is easy, that's one of the bigems with america, we are so successful that we are able to pursue the easy life, people start to lose a sense of meaning. that sense of meaning was generated by the free market system in an organic way. if the way you get money, the way you live well, the way you make sure your children do well and go to the best schools is that you work super hard so that they have more than others might have, that competition creates a kind of meaning for parents and families and that meaning doesn't stop when the kids go right. continues to feel the same way about the grandchildren and so on and so forth. but if you read society sort of make any difference how hard you try as a breadwinner or somebody who stays at home with the kids, it doesn't make any difference what you do we are going to analyze anything at the end of the game. then the meaning that would've come from the noble struggle to promote the welfare of your children who you love more than life itself has been sucked away you are not re