, algunos no tienen acceso a computadora, ni tampoco a la internet, el alcalde de nueva york, bill de blasios trabajadores el alcalde les ha dicho que Él entiende su frustraciÓn, que entiende como ellos se sienten pero que a la vez entiendan que tanto los bares y restaurantes y algunas peluquerÍas como han dicho algunos padres es injusto que estÉn abiertas tambien podrÍan cerrar dentro la prÓxima semana o dos, ya que el estado de nueva york estÁ a punto de entrar a una segunda ola. hablamos con algunos de estos padres escuchemos. >> ya que todo va a ser en casa es muy difÍcil, no es estudiar real, no tiene, no tiene mucha razÓn estudiar por computadora cuando uno tiene 5 aÑos. >> felicidad la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud tambiÉn defiende que las escuelas continÚen abiertas es muy importante, sin embargo, destacar que esto es un cierre temporal que solamente abarca las escuelas pÚblicas y que las escuelas catÓlicas las charter y privadas continÚan abiertas, se espera que este cerrÉ sea hasta despuÉs de acciÓn de gracias, es toda la informaciÓn de regreso al estudio. >> muchas gracias, mar

bill de blasio saying the nation's largest school district would close for in person learning and warning its just a matter of time before the city was shut down indoor dining and gyms as well. let's bring in our panel. deputy editorial page editor. dan henninger. kim strassel and alisha. you've followed all of this the beginning in detail. tell us about the hospitalizations across the country. how threatened are some of the hospital's? >> hospitalizations are definitely rising especially in some area hotspots. they are rising across the country but i think the worst is probably over in these places, hospitalizations in south dakota and north dakota, northeastern wisconsin. the southeast area around milwaukee. they've built field hospitals in el paso and wisconsin that can handle the search. previous segments, some workers doctors are calling in sick and take care of the load but keep in mind, the patients are coming in and you see it in the data classified as covid patients are actually coming in for other issues. it be a car accident, they are pregnant or something. 30% of the patients

carley: well, governor cuomo and mayor bill de blasio appear at odds over how to handle coronavirus whento kids in school. mayor de blasio delaying a city-wide school shutdown for now. what is the best way to navigate rising cases while putting our children's education first? new york state assemblyman mike lapetri joins me to discuss. there are rising cases in new york city. when it does hit 3%, the mayor could shut down the nation's largest school system once again. what are your thoughts on a second shutdown? >> well, let me first just say this. while cases have risen, hospitalizations and deaths have remained virtually flat. since the onset of covid we developed new therapeutics, hospitals are stocked with ppe ultimately, i think de blasio has no clue what's been going on since day one. i mean, this is what happens when you elect a see saw mayor who is up one day, down another. mark my words, if schools do close, our children will be the collateral damage, their mental health, social risks and educational atrophy of children sitting at home especially during the winter is beyond meas

new york city's mayor bill de blasio ordered all public schools to be closed a step that he had wanted to avoid. why has he changed his mind now? you know, the numbers of code 19 taza to flee test to people in new york city. have premiums going up steadily, as you said. and that brings all back a lot of bad memories. as you know, new york city was the global epicenter of the pandemic. earlier this year, the beginning of the pandemic and mayor de blasio set a threshold of 3 percent positivity rate. so that means of more than 3 percent of the new yorkers are tested positive to cope with 19, then the schools would close down as one measure to avoid the further spread. and we have reached that limit now and we're nearing things giving. so it's a very delicate moment in time. and certainly closing the schools is an important measure. and part of the plan of the mayor here, what it means is that after 8 weeks that the schools were opened, this is the biggest school district of the country. so they're closing down again, 1100000 students are affected and certainly that puts a lot of strain no

mayor bill de blasio joins us next.n you're through with powering through, it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. [what's this?] oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >>> okay, big announcement this weekend, new york city's public school system will reopen for in-person learning for elementary school kids next week. the move marks a reversal from just ten days earlier, when the mayor shut down schools and moved to remote learning. so what changed? let's ask new york city mayor b

what led mayor bill de blasio to make this call?> well, look, he said if we had 3% test positivity rate in the community i'm going to shut down the schools. a lot of parents and health experts are saying, wait a minute, mayor. you're shutting down the schools but haven't closed the bars and restaurants? what sense does that make? the mayor's 3% threshold is reportedly the most conservative threshold in the country and the school system, you know what their test positivity rate is? 0.19%. it was the announcement a lot of parents were dreading. new york city closing schools and going to remote learning 100%. >> textbooks, backpack. so i guess we're ready, but we're not really ready. >> it's ridiculous that restaurants and gyms are still open and schools are closed. >> it's really disappointing for parents who are constantly scrambling. >> reporter: some of the kids are just as frustrated. >> how long are we going to not be able to go to school? >> they haven't told us. you're going to be at home again. >> ugh. >> reporter: mayor bill

new york city's mayor bill de blasio ordered all public schools to be closed, a step that he had wanted to avoid. why has he changed his mind now? now the number of code 19 taza to flee test to people in new york city have been going up steadily as you said. and that brings all back a lot of bad memories. as you know, new york city was the global center of the pandemic. earlier this year, the beginning of the pandemic and mayor de blasio set a threshold of 3 percent positivity rate. so that means of more than 3 percent of the new yorkers are tested positive to cope with 19 then. 3 the schools would close down as one measure to avoid the further spread and we have reached that limit now and we're nearing things giving. so it's a very delicate moment in time. and certainly closing the schools is an important measure. and part of the plan of the mayor here, what it means is that after 8 weeks that the schools were opened, this is the biggest school district of the country. so they're closing down again. 1100000 students are affected and certainly that puts a lot of strain. now, on students

. >> dana: so bill de blasio that thati think changing his tune on schools. new york city are l.ning in some places. less than two weeks after he ordered classrooms closed over a rise in covid cases. david lee miller has more. hi, david lee. >> hi, dana. consider this. new york city mayor bill de blasio shut down the inclassroom teaching in new york city when a 3% threshold was met. today the infection rate for the city is higher than that, nevertheless, one week from today, there is going to be a partial reopening of city schools. de blasio reversed course after parents and community leaders said the 3% figure was arbitrary especially since bars and restaurants reopen. the teacher's union also supports a partial resumption of classroom instruction. the increase you had testing in schools. andrew cuomo who at times has been at mayor said a short time ago the covid rate a at schools close than the overall community. cuomo whenned de blasio's change in policy. >> opening these schools, i thought was the right idea. and you are testing in schools is great. so we know that they are s

as schools weigh the risk of in-person learning amid rising covid cases, illinois mayor bill de blasios in-person school will reopen starting december 7th. middle schools and high schools, though, will remain closed. meanwhile a report on students' grades in one of the largest school districts shows remote learning has led to an alarming drop in grades. fairfax county public schools in virginia which has been mostly online since march reporting a middle school earning f's and that failing grades are up for 50% of high school students. thank you for joining us. i hope you and your family are doing well. how are you doing? >> we're so fortunate. many families aren't as lucky and we're very appreciative every day that we're getting stronger and healthier. >> let's talk about some of the latest news when it comes to education across this country, and i first want you to react to the latest news out of new york city where mayor bill de blasio is essentially saying, schools are back, they're back to in-person learning just for grade school children, elementary children, not necessarily for m

i think this is, listen, andrew cuomo and bill de blasio have this notorious relationship.omo if you thought rudy giuliani's press conference was bad just a second ago, andrew cuomo's press conference and his response to very basic questions about the pandemic and clarity over whether or not schools would shut down was all over the place because he won't communicate directly with the mayor. now, listen, yes, rates are low in schools right now. but we know this is all. a few weeks after thanksgiving. it will grow my question is if gyms can stay open and gyms are shut down. we have a real problem in terms of priority right now. >> harris: interesting. i remember early on in the pandemic go to the weed dispensary but don't pray in church. just saying great to see you both. bring you back on another day when we have more time. daily briefing now. ♪ >> dana: president trump's legal team saying the evidence is there to overturn the election. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino is this is the daily briefing. ♪ ♪ trump campaign leaders democratic leaders over the election. the preside

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de blasio said "we have a fight ahead to keep them open." new york city seven-day average of new cases jumped more than 1000, something bill de blasio called veryorrisome. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. we want to check on the markets. joining us is kailey leinz. the second monday of equities going up because we have another vaccine candidate. kailey: we had pfizer last monday, moderna today. the company, the stock itself 8% higher, trading at a record high after rallying the most since july on releasing its preliminary analysis of a late stage, large-scale study of its vaccine candidate. that includes highly effective efficacy rates of 94.5%. virtually all of the 30,000 patients involved in the study did not show any covid-19 symptoms and did not contract the virus after receiving the vaccine. another notable point was the data from moderna. the vaccine stable at refrigerator temperature for about 30 days. a longer than expected shelfli

mayor, bill de blasio has already told citizens to prepare for possible school closures as early as this coming monday. let's take a look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic operations as his main port have been delayed by a major outbreak among workers. nearly a dozen ships are waiting to dock. south korea has recorded more than 200 daily cases for the 1st time since september. most of them in and around the capital seoul, australia has recorded no new local transmissions for the past 7 days. it's a significant milestone for the country which experienced a resurgence of the virus back in july. and liverpool soccer star mohammed salon has tested positive for coated. he's in egypt where he was preparing to play for the national team. the pandemic has, of course change the look of many events this year with video conferences replacing large in person gatherings. and it's no different for the fashion industry and its runway shows. but that is not the only change to brazil's main fashion week this year. have a look for the fashion set in brazil. it's the event of the year s

new york's mayor bill de blasio has already told citizens to prepare for possible school closures as early as this coming monday. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic operations at sri lanka's main ports have been delayed by a major outbreak among workers. nearly a dozen ships are waiting to dock. south korea has recorded more than 200 daily cases for the 1st time since september. most of them in and around the capital, seoul and australia has recorded no new local transmissions for the past 7 days. it's a significant milestone for the country which experienced a resurgence of the virus back in july. all right, some sports now and liverpool star mohamed salah, has tested positive for the coronavirus while on international duty with egypt. the egyptian football association confirmed the news on friday. the forward has no symptoms, but will self isolate. it's a huge blow for coach. you know, that club is liverpool's top goal scorer and could miss the club's next 2 matches of the pandemic has forced contact restrictions was again on much of

new york's mayor bill de blasio has already told citizens to prepare for possible school closures as early as this coming monday. well, with covert numbers rising around the world, there is a tough winter ahead for many countries, but it seems not for china. it's where the coronavirus 1st emerged, but you would know it by judging by daily life. there it's the weekend. and people are flocking to beijing's party district most to put the pandemic behind them. and mask wearing has never been out of the ordinary here. we head to a busy beijing club and inside it's packed among the clubbers, just one person is wearing a mask and there's no sign of any one social distancing. that's because the city of 20000000 reported its last infection 14 weeks ago. and because back then everyone followed the rules out of respect, but also fear of the author, terry, and regime china's government. i think there's a good are bad. they can, they control our movement of people. you don't go out our way, don't go out. but in germany they say you don't go out or you don't listen because you think you have the f

york's mayor bill de blasio has already told citizens to prepare for possible school closures as early as this coming monday to peru now where demonstrators have clashed with police in the capital, lima, and another night of protests. people are angry at the way peru's congress removed a sitting president martin iscar on monday without due process. after unsubstantiated claims of corruption is carra who is not affiliated to a political party, had been spearheading an anti graft campaign. many in peru are calling his ousting and illegal political coup. violence on the streets of lima. peaceful protests are repressed by the forces of law and order. for days now, demonstrators have been protesting the dismissal by congress. president martinelli scotto. the protests take place at night in lima, but daytime, in the peruvian capital, is generally peaceful. but the people's displeasure at the actions of congress is still palpable. i feel that the president should have finished his term. the next election is just around the corner. this was a coup, as many people say it is. this is a coup that

new york city's mayor bill de blasio ordered all public schools to be closed a step that he had wanted to avoid. why has he changed his mind now? now the number of code 19 taza to flee test to people in new york city have been going up steadily as you said. and that brings all back a lot of bad memories. as you know, new york city was the global epicenter of the pandemic. earlier this year, the beginning of the pandemic and mayor de blasio set a threshold of 3 percent positivity rate. so that means of more than 3 percent of the new yorkers are tested positive to cope with 19, then the schools would close down as one measure to avoid the further spread. and we have reached that limit now and we're nearing things giving. so it's a very delicate moment in time. and certainly closing the schools is an important measure. and part of the plan of the mayor here, what it means is that after 8 weeks that the schools were opened, this is the biggest school district of the country. so they're closing down again, 1100000 students are affected and certainly that puts a lot of strain now on students

survived that. >> businesses boarded up. >> de blasio has basically taken us back. >> who do you blame for all that is happening in the city? >> i blame the mayor, billthis was a thoughtless act. >> they would rather pick up a gun and find a person. >> now sean, if only that was bad enough, we saw the caps of the needles everywhere. they decided to clean it up today after "the new york post" report, but now they are putting homeless individuals in four-star hotels, but only thing is, they didn't tell the residents that are currently staying in those communities. they aren't happy. take a look. >> they moved the homeless population across the street here. are you concerned? >> i'm a bit concerned, especially as a woman come at night, because i work at night, and i come home late, and just during the day, i saw one guy across the street, with drugs. >> the whole dynamics of the community have changed. >> do you support them doing this in your community? >> not really. >> do you believe the mayor made a bad move? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> it's being done because he is to get them out of settings where the covid thing can spread. you have to put them

crime increase, the qualit of life deteriorate and they ar concerned about the direction aoc and bill de blasio and the others are taking our cities. so this was a mandate from the people in my district of staten island southern brooklyn who di not vote for bill de blasio saying they wanted someone who was going to be counterbalanced somebody that will push back. and they want new york to be a two-party system. >> do you think, you have talke about the fact that gop needs its own squad or so-called squad , something like that. you got this huge class of female freshman republicans coming in. you think you'll end up on the color cover of rolling stone or any of the places we've seen th other squad featured? >> probably not, but that's okay . the real issue here is or the real relief here is that we hav a number of dynamic members who are coming into the house of representatives from the republican side. it is new blood that is very needed, messengers, like myself the daughter of a cuban refugee who is going to talk about what socialism actually is. you mentioned a couple of other members, we hav

first on cbs, we will talk to new york mayor bill de blasio about the decision to send more a quarterlion students home leaving parents scrambling and they are upset. >>> the pandemic is making more educators think about leaving the profession. in school matters, we will hear from teachers who are having a difficult time balancing all that it takes to be an educator in 2020. >>> sam smith. you remember. back with a heart break album full of dance hits. you know when your heart is breaking, i say dance. they talk about new sound, plus journey to self discovery and mental health. they talk to anthony mason. he doesn't like the he pronounce. he prefers they or them. i am still navigating that myself. michelle, back to you. >> i love me some sam smith too. good. gotta fix that microphone. you have to be comfortable. >> i will. will do. >> have a great day. we'll talk to you later. >> see you later. >>> let's take a live look at the white house. the president has yet to concede the election more than two weeks after election day. today his lawyers will give an update on their legal fight.

>> i think this is actually andrew cuomo and bill de blasio's genius public service announcement.ok at the right side of the tree, you'll see that the branches are actually socially distanced. in new york, tree branches and christmas trees have to be at 25% capacity. and the right side of the tree is doing that. the left side of the tree is some kind of arboreal version of governor newsom's disgraceful party where they are allll actually packed in close together. branches are there shooting the breeze, laughing it up, yakking it up, drinking thousand dollar bottles of wine on the left-hand side of the tree, so this is a brilliant public service announcement by de blasio and cuomo and it teaches -- on the left-hand side of the tree that's a super-spreader event going on right there. and arboreal super-spreader. >> tucker: a visual representation of the present state of american epidemiology. mark steyn, genius, great to see you.o >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: over centuries some of the richest people in this country invested a lot of their fortune back into the country and it

here is mayor bill de blasio. >> i feel for all of our parents were experiencing so many challenges rightow, how important it is for them to have the younger kids in school, how important at that age both educationally and socially but also in terms of how parents juggle all the challenges in their life. >> the surgeon cases wreaking havoc on the nfl, 43 players placed under the covid list since last sunday. the denver broncos did not have a quarterback available for today's game against the new orleans saints, all four on the reserved covid list, one tested positive in the other three in close contact with him. the broncos qb says the team took covid seriously and apologist on twitter saying that in a controlled and socially distant area we let our masking slip for a limited amount of time, and honest mistake but one that i will own, doing the right thing for the majority of the time is not good enough, the baltimore ravens and pittsburgh steelers was rescheduled for a second time because of covid-19. they are set to play on tuesday, the ravens are dealing with one of the largest covid o

bill de blasio lo anunciÓ 10 dÍas despuÉs de haberlos enviado a casa con un aumento significativo dedo cuyos padres se hayan inscrito en aprendizaje, tambiÉn podrÁn regresar a las escuelas. vamos a pasar a hablar de temas polÍticos. el presidente electo joe biden nombre equipo de comunicaciones compuesto exclusivamente por mujeres, donde por cierto se espera que nombre un equipo econÓmico en las próximas horas. mientras se recupera de una fractura en un tobillo hoy recibe su primer informe presidencial con acceso a temas de inteligencia. edwin pitti nos amplÍa desde washington d.c.. buenas tardes, se sabe que el presidente electo ha escogido a algunos hispanos en sus equipos, cuÉntanos. edwin: asÍ es, feliz inicio de semana. mucha informaciÓn en washington. al gobierno de joe biden, presidente electo de este paÍs empieza a tomar forma como lo mencionabas. el equipo econÓmico se empieza a conocer algunos de los nombres. entre ellos janet jennet. la directora de la oficina de gestiÓn y presupuesto del gobierno federal. mujeres estÁn dominando la parte econÓmica pero no solamente ahÍ, s

let's discuss this and more with the mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, thanks for joining us. i want to get to the coronavirus and what's going on in new york city in a moment but the president right now he's digging in his heels, refusing to concede. what sort of damage does that do, potentially, at a dangerous moment like this, this transition? what kind of damage does that do to american democracy? >> wolf, we have to take it real seriously and be vigilant here. this is a president who clearly is becoming more unglued because he can't accept an obvious defeat. for god's sake, joe biden now has the highest victory margin since franklin delanore roosevelt in 1942. come on. it's sad to watch. i don't like it at all because we don't know what he's capable of doing with the powers of presidency. >> the lead is more than 5.2 million votes ahead of trump in the popular vote. during the campaign, many leading progressives set aside differences with joe biden to help get him elected, that was priority number one for the progressives, the moderates, conservatives, the democrats. we'r

bill de blasio closes schools? who cares about bill de blasio >> a lot of parents. i don't live in new york city but parents who live there do. >> let's take him to heart and save we agree with it. let's say we can't wait for these moments. i got out and i have american airlines up 13%, i buy that, i delta up 23%, i buy that i got united up 19, i by that, too. mgm resort because i want to gamble is up 31% this month and las vegas sands and wynn and royal caribbean and -- is that my move? >> it's your move if you believe in not only this, quote unquote, i hate talking about this reopening as if it's what's going to last during covid, if it's a company and sector you believe in and you have the money, go do it. i also know my time horizon is very, very different than some other people if you can put the names in your portfolio, there are absolutely bargains across the board. i talked about -- we can talk about a ton of thames from the thin tech space from traditional banks to target, which i bought at a time when people were nervous as to whether it was a a high or no

el alcalde bill de blasio dijo que la medida es una manera de luchar contra la segunda ola de coronavirusedan volver a las aulas lo mÁs rápido posible. carolina: una madre de familia hispana compartiÓ la historia de su padre quese ha vuelto viral. emilia gonzÁlez ávalos cuenta que su padre, un trabajador indocumentado quien contrajo coronavirus y ahora estÁ hospitalizado. borja: ella escribe lo siguiente: algunos polÍticos niegan la clasificaciÓn de primera lÍnea. a pesar que Él trabajaba para que otros puedan estar en cuarentena en casa. "necesitan ser sacados de las sombras y llevadosa algÚn lugar digno en nuestra comunidad. carolina: nos conectamos en vivo con emilia. bienvenida a tu "ediciÓn digital". tÚ dices lo siguiente: un lugar digno y afuera de las sombras. ¿a quÉ te refieres? emilia: me refiero a este lugar de miedo e incertidumbre donde mÁs de 8 millones de personas no solamente latinas, de todos los lugares del mundo, personas que no tienen un estatus migratorio que son parte fundamental de nuestras familias de nuestras comunidades. un lugar digno serÍa con un camino a la ciu

after new york mayor bill de blasio warned he would close down the school system, the largest in the nation at the coronavirus positivity rate in new york city spikes over 3%, right now the seven day average for the big apple is over 2.5% so it is close. new york state governor andrew cuomo making public with his vaccine distribution plan. aishah hasnie live in newark with that. reporter: governor cuomo spent time this morning going after the president, the vaccine rollout plan targeting who gets the vaccine first, the governor speaking this morning at new york city historic riverside church saying that minority communities in new york were hit the hardest, now he is mobilizing his army to deploy a vaccine to all new yorkers fairly. >> the black and brown communities that were first on the list of who died cannot be last on the list of who received the vaccine. reporter: now here is the thing, governor cuomo says you cannot view that without more federal cash to the tune of $6 billion to distribute the vaccine fairly, currently facing a 15 billion-dollar deficit. meantime good news c

mayor bill de blasio did point that out at his announcement today, just moments ago. listen to this. >> we set a very clear standard, and we need to stick to that standard. and i want to emphasize to parents, to educators, to staff, two kids, that we intend to come back and come back as quickly as possible. >> the mayor is saying that he spoke with the governor this morning about what it would take to reopen the schools. the governor has urged them a year to start factoring in the schools infection rate along with the city's rates since these spikes are not linked to schools. they believe the schools positivity rate is only about .19%. the mayor also announced today that they would be raising the health and safety standards to reopen. they will focus even more on testing. he wants all students to submit consent forms and so that they can test even more. this afternoon telling parents of students the school is still in session. incising remotely. he's stressing that this is only temporary and that that priority is to get students back into the classroom as soon as poss

the decision by mayor bill de blasio impacting millions of students.is the public health adviser to the mayor. we're grateful for you being here this morning. >> i'm thankful for you having me. >> i want you to listen to a new york city parent, who is admittedly frustrated. >> why can a child go to a restaurant, go everywhere else but school? there is no excuse. >> what do you say to parents this morning who want to know why their kids are home but the restaurants are open, even at limited capacity, indoors, gyms are open, why are they more essential than schools right now? >> the first thing i want to say as a parent of three children myself who attended the new york city schools for six years i am deeply at a personal level committed to making sure we're able to reopen our schools and we can do so safely. this was an incredibly difficult decision. we made a plan during the summer whenever other major school jurisdiction in the country was making the decision to go completely remote to do in-person learning. and part of that package included a decisio

here is mayor bill de blasio. >> no one is happy about this decision were all feeling very sad abouthis decision because so much good work has been put into keeping schools open, opening them up to begin with when almost no other major school system in america was. but we set strict standards and we need to stick to that. while schools have closed again, businesses like restaurants are instituting a :00 p. closing time. not everyone is happy with this. the cle of schools -- one says closing gyms should have happened way before. the way.e other restrictions on denver, colorado, they have followed suit in closing schools. nois and california are also imposi new restrictions. while the number of victims is already high in the u.s., projections show it could rapidly get worse. a few days ago, a study protected debts could nearly double by the beginnfg o march -- deaths from covid-19 couldby nearly doublhe beginning of march. there is a lag between when someone contracts the virus and then becomes ill enough to go into the hospital. that delayshe death toll. today's death toll actually re

new york city mayor bill de blasio warned indoor dining and gyms could close in the coming weeks. >>>he college football season has taken another hit. number three ohio state canceled today's game against university of illinois because of a coronavirus outbreak within its program. more than 100 games canceled or postponed because of coronavirus concerns. >>> recently taking a mesh asurf its impact, our guests with us, small businesses, they are reeling as a result of the pandemic. vice president elect kamala harris is out and about in washington, d.c. talking with local entrepreneurs at a holiday gift market. alli vitaly is covering the biden transition from rehoboth beach, delaware. what were you hearing about this trip, ali? >> reporter: not seeing very much of vice president-elect joe biden but we did see vice president-elect kamala harris. she put into focus with her stop there how this small business saturday is different from many of the ones we've seen before, because small businesses have been so keenly hit by the pandemic. the first wave of closures, and then even still just

it's a failure on behalf of mayor bill de blasio and governor cuomo.o get on the same page. they were aware a second surge was possible under in administration's leadership, it was imminent. they should have been on the phone with one another and teachers unions to come up with sensible thresholds. this is on them. i won't protect them because they are democrats or because they are on the left. they failed here knowing that this second surge was coming and that certain things had changed. i understand the fact there are a lot of multi-generation families in new york city and this could be dangerous. but schools as governor cuomo said schools are safer than the larger community. they made a big mistake by not getting together with the teachers union. >> harris: i thought you were talking about their homes. some argue the biggest spread is in houses and not the schools. the positivity rate rocking 3%. that's why they reached this point according to the governor and the mayor. ours in new jersey is 6.8 and the school is still open. talk about a common met

. >> martha: new york city mayor bill de blasio says the science is what led them to close the schoolsg parents across new yo new york. what does the science really say about covid-19 infections in children? according to "the new york times" come out of 16,348 staff members and students tested randomly by the school system in the first week of the text regiment, they got back results and were only 28 positives, 20 staff members and eight students. according to the city's own data, the positivity rate in the schools is around 2%. one headline today raise the question if new york city schools is closing its schools and not restaurants or gyms, should the parents drop their kids off at a bar? joined me now, randi weingarten, president of the american federation of teachers representing 1.3 million educators and school staff across the country. i know this is obviously a very sensitive issue and i think one of the reasons that we've heard us to follow the scientists. there's been a study out of brown university, another study by the atlantic which says essentially the infection rate is 0.1

mayor bill de blasio said he heard parents loud and clear, announcing today that public elementary schools december 7th. older kids will remain remote for now. the abrupt change in policy comes amid criticism that officials were placing more importance on economic activities like indoor dining than the well being of the city's children. for what it's worth, the mayor does not directly control regulations regarding indoor dining, gyms and other facilities. governor andrew cuomo does. the decision comes as new york state recorded its highest number recorded positivity rate in more than six months. officials monitor emerging second wave hot spots in places like staten island. msnbc lindsey riser filed this report from staten island, new york. >> reporter: elise yarks i want to show you this testing facility. it's state run in staten island. in these tents where people can drive through and get tested, it was free, no appointments. it's already closed today because they close early on sundays. but then behind the tents, that brick and mortar building is actually a psychiatric hospital that nev

meantime.g worse in the bill de blasio said a decision to shut the city down was made after an abundancecaution after positivity rates. joining us now is an emergency medicine physician from columbia university a and medical contributor and also a new york ty parent, like i am, too. what impact is disclosure goingh toe on the 300,000 families who have kids in new york public schools? dr.: i i thiis going to be very meaningful. it is difficult to go from in-person learning to remote learning. even the two or three days the kids were getting was incredibly valuable for their education, t and very frustrating for parents who know there is a very low rate of spread, almost negligible, in the schools. this is a reflection of the transmission in the city at large, and it is the first of many steps the governor andll mayor ave to take to stop the spread of the virus in our city. laura: meanwhile, indoor dining is still open in urity. what does that say about the priorities, that ourids are going to be learningemotely? obviously, it is an attempt to keep the economy going, but what does it say a

bill de blasio says he plans to raise taxes on the high earners who stay. seems to be no acknowledgement new york city needs millionaires and billionaires to fund programs that the poor and low earners in the city rely on every day. charles: real quick, less than a minute to go, do these test have they crossed the rubicon, new yorks, san franciscos, los angeles, in the sense they promised so much and they have spent so much and their debt levels are so high they don't even have the ability to change course, to maybe cut spending, maybe bring down debt, maybe lower taxes? can they even try that at this point? >> i do have hope, you know. new york city, i still think it is one of the best cities in this country but it is going to take the people living there to wake up and vote in new leadership. bill de blasio is ruining your city, new yorkers. andrew cuomo is ruining your state. their policies are the reasons why people are leaving and going to places like florida and texas. if they don't turn things around and fast, it could get much worse very, very quick

mayor bill de blasio gave a warning. sort of a shout out to parents, to be prepared on monday. he might be looking at kids going to school only virtually. not in person. parents trying to adjust about. working parents who struggled here that is something that could go into effect as soon as monday, so it's got everybody wondering what is next? i want to go to lee carter, following all of this very closely. i always think of operation warp speed, the arrival of the vaccine. you always wonder what it have made a difference? we will never know, but this is one area where the money that was poured into getting drugs to market quickly and bypassing a lot of administrative nonsense could be paying off as we speak. your thoughts? >> so, this is -- this is a big moment, obviously, and it could have been a kind of thing that change the outcome for the president. getting covid set him off course as well, but the president is going to be outlining his victory. this is what he does. he does a very, very well. the american spirit, american ingenuity. i think he's going to be talking about s

mayor bill de blasio says all 1.1 million students should prepare for a brief period of remote learning is covid-19 cases sore. and oregon's governor announced a two week freeze, starting next wednesday. is going to limit restaurants to take out only, close the gyms and require remote work if possible for all businesses. >>> a new survey shows healthcare workers are burnt out. research from the california healthcare foundation shows 70% of healthcare providers have seen or treated patients with covid-19. and nearly 70% of them feel emotionally drained. more than half agree their employer is providing enough emotional support, but more than three quartersagree not enough is being done to address problems. >>> coming up, astronauts set to blast off this weekend and another historic spacex launch. how these flights are about to become business as usual. >>> a positive end to the week on wall street. s&p closed at a record high of 48 points today. the dow is up nearly 400 points in the nasdaq gained 119. delivery giant 9.door dash is planning to go public. the san francisco-based public com

mayor bill de blasio elained the move on twitter, saying the city has reached the 3% testing positivityhold, which means unfortunately public school buildings will be closed out of an abundance. to europe, germany, thousands of people gathered in berlin to protest against the government coronavirus measures. police used water cannons to break up the valley. witnessesay demonstrators threw bottles at officers and set of smoke bombs. e protests came as german lawmakers debated a bill to give government greer powers to issueocial distancing rules, require mass in public, and close stores and other venues to slow the spread of the virus. it passed both houses of the parliame and was fast tracked to the president, who sign off on it. these were pictures o parliament today. members of the right wing calling the death of german constitutional law. germany's health minister responding to their criticisms. >> we in the government legitimized by parliament must weigh what damage we cr. the protection of health is not absolute. wit must ghed up against other rights. phtyical integ is also written

new york's mayor bill de blasio has already told citizens to prepare for possible school closures as early as this coming monday. a peace agreement has ended 6 weeks of bitter conflict between us or by john and armenia. it calls for armenians to leave large parts of the longest. you did not go in aqaba region and well, that's provoked outrage in armenia, where people see themselves betrayed by their government. and also by russia, which oversaw the deal. those forced from their homes and say they are leaving nothing for there and one last look before leaving it all behind while their home might still be somewhat intact. after 6 weeks of conflict, their right to live, there is not. and now many armenian residents of the cabbage are region, are intentionally burning their homes before they're forced to hand them over to their enemies. after decades of raising their families here and fighting to keep the territory, the new peace deal says it's time to leave. in the end we will blow up or put a fire to all of this. we will not leave anything to them here. i didn't want us gone now the ch

mayor bill de blasio shuttered all classrooms to curb a surge in coronavirus cases across the city.ith positive tests topping 3%, he says he had to stop in person learning. >> parents have been completely left out of the process. we have no seat at the table. >> i can't see my friends and play with my friends and learn and do a lot of other stuff. >> the mayor says other businesses will likely have to be shut down again in the next two weeks to curb the spread of the virus. >>> "usa today" says legendary notre dame football coach lou holtz tested positive for the coronavirus. holtz who is 83 years old, says he doesn't have a lot of energy as he recovers from the virus. since he retired from coaching in 2004, holtz worked as an analyst for espn and made numerous appearances supporting president trump. he was a featured speaker at this year's republican national convention. >>> and politico says lara trump is considering a run for the u.s. senate in north carolina. people familiar with her plans say president trump's daughter-in-law is looking at a possible run in 2022. republican sen

. >> mayor bill de blasio saying if the infection gets to 3% he will shut down new york city public schools. right now we're around 2.6%. >> reporter: in ohio, republican governor mike dewine imposing a statewide mask mandate and the mayor of milwaukee will fine businesses up to $20,000 if they don't comply with restrictions. >> i know we're all tired. i'm tired. you're tired, but we must remain vigilant and do what's necessary. >> reporter: in chicago the mayor now asking people to leave home only for essential activities such as work, school or food shopping. >> our goal now is the same as it was during the early days of this pandemic, and that is to bend the curve. we are back there. >> reporter: and now the cdc predicting that by the end of thanksgiving weekend, at least 250,000 americans will have died from covid. the cdc also urging people too eat thanksgiving dinner outside. but these 3-d animations from researchers at virginia tech show how outdoor dining isn't always safer. >> if someone is infected and sitting outdoors in one of these tents, as they're breathing and talking, they

whiplash for parents and students in the nation's largest school district new york city mayor bill de blasio announcing a phased reopening in one week. elementary schools will reopen, high schools remain closed >> younger kids are having less of a negative experience and there's less concern about the spread when it comes to younger kids >> reporter: this would be the city's second shot at reopening after de blasio just closed schools less than two weeks ago. drawing backlash and protests. and now some relief. >> we're, frankly, elated. however, we are disappointed that while elementary school kids are going back, middle school and high school kids don't yet have a path to get back into the classroom. >> reporter: across the country in california's bay area, officials asking residents to stay home and further cutting capacity for nonessential businesses >> we're going to take a hit there's no way around it. >> reporter: the situation even more dire in santa clara county. shattering records for new infections and hospitalizations. >> this pandemic is like a high-speed train and our projection