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of the concert some airlines have that now. meanwhile singapore is hoping to boost tourism with some help from pokemon the tourism board has teameder of pokemon go to add poky stops the board hopes that the game will lead tourists to sdfr local areas and businesses of course they first have to look up from their phones. and in our tourism news, greece is the latest country trying to lure the work from anywhere crowd. the country is promising tax breaks for half the income of those who choose to move there and the incentives will apply for a maximum of seven years boy, when you look at those ocean shots, it is pretty tempting >> especially as we are heading into winter here i don't know what your plans are for thanksgiving, but for us, we're having friends over, but we're all going to go get tested a few days before and kind of use that as the pass to entry. not perfect, but whatever. i also have a group of friends who have all had it and recovered, they are basically having their own private party for those who already got it because there are few or almost no signs you can be reinfected so literally millions who recovered, maybe

in the absence of travellers due to the global pandemic — tourism boards, hotels and destinations havereland and germany. joining me now from madrid is miguel flecha who's the head of travel & hospitality europe at acce ntu re. tell us how this works. willa virtual reality tour ever replace the real deal?|j virtual reality tour ever replace the real deal? i think rather than replacing or an alternative, it is a kind of try before you buy option. were actually brands and destinations can showcase their experiences to the traveller before they travel, and therefore at the end, facilitate the booking process. there is another alternative which is around enhancing or heightening the travel experience by combining real and virtual. imagine that there are no tickets left for the real madrid game at your hotel offers you an immersive experience, where you can watch, for example, in a com pletely watch, for example, in a completely different way. there is also a question around the employees on how you can use this to train your employees, post— pandemic they will need to deal with travellers

cheer among the coronavirus pandemic, he took apollo board where salt had piled up and put up a christmas tree, his visit part of an israeli tourismre go for the rocket launch, the crew dragon first operational mission with four astronauts on board, liftoff scheduled for 727 eastern time, 28 minutes from now weather permitting, that is a blastoff on fox news channel. that's how fox reports this sunday november 15, 2020. i am jon scott, thank you for watching. see you again. chris: i'm chris wallace. coronavirus cases surge across the country as the health crisis gets tangled up in partisan politics. ♪ ♪ >> this is a red alert. all hands on deck. chris: record numbers of cases and hospitalizations challenging health care systems nationwide as president-elect joe biden makes fighting the virus his top priority and prepares to lead talks on a new covid relief bill. we'll ask former surgeon general, the co-chair of biden's coronavirus task force, about the transition's pandemic response.

money and the visitors from tourism and so i have a lot of concerns about moving forward with this legislation at this time. there may be a time for the committee and the boardto consider an ordinance such as this in the future, but i would urge you to move cautiously at the moment with so much at stake and so many businesses hurting. united airlines has put forth an amendment suggestion, i would encourage you to take a close look at that and to consider adopting that amendment, and i would also encourage a deeper look into the financial and economic impacts as others that have called in have recommended. thank you so much for all of your work and i hope that you will give my comments consideration. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. there are currently eight callers in the queue and 17 listening. next speaker, please. >> caller: good morning, i'm scott kennedy, with alaska airlines. i'm here today alongside others in our city to voice strong opposition to the san francisco healthy workers' ordinance. i shared last week that we take the health of our employees very seriously and we provide excellent health coverage to our employees and their f

of the ski areas. >> reporter: 40% just in that small period >> just in the 1 days or so right around christmas, right. >> reporter: he's talking to the governor's council as well as the tourism board here to try to figure out what a safe reopening would look like. or even a time line for it it is simply too early to tell with this surging number of cases in this state. not expected to end any time soon shepard back to you. >> steve, thanks. >>> a new investigation into what what ultimately led the people's princess to give an interview that shocked the world. tonight, princess diana. was she coerced with lies and forged documents for more than half a century it has been the largest listening device on planet earth coming up, why it is about to go silent and what we'll all be missing when it does >> announcer: the facts, >>> a live musical performance as doctors perform surgery and political protests turn deadly, as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >>> you began de police say at least 16 people are dead after a protest turned violent. chaos erupted in the capital after officers arrested bobby wine, the musician running for president there in next year's election wine's support

of the ski areas. >> reporter: 40% just in that small period >> just in the 1 days or so right around christmas, right. >> reporter: he's talking to the governor's council as well as the tourism boardto try to figure out what a safe reopening would look like. or even a time line for it it is simply too early to tell with this surging number of cases in this state. not expected to end any time soon shepard back to you. >> steve, thanks. >>> a new investigation into what what ultimately led the people's princess to give an interview that shocked the world. tonight, princess diana. was she coerced with lies and forged documents for more than half a century it has been the largest listening device on planet earth coming up, why it is about to go silent and what we'll all be missing when it does >> announcer: the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. back in 90 seconds what are you doing? art class. it's abstract expressionism. when you start with a better hot dog from oscar mayer, you can do no wrong. it's all for the love of hot dogs. balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to

he served on the tourism council and was recently appointed a climate solutions council and serves as the vice chair of the board of regions as well as the montana economic advisory council and a board o board of s of the montana cooperative. they can't afford to lose those services. i pushed for the hearing. just how tone deaf the policies are when it comes to their effect on the communities. i invited them to come to testify because he has had his boots on the ground literally for decades. he's been doing it for decades. i have no doubt what he's going to offer, compelling testimony that shows the committee just how important it is that we invest in the future. i've been particularly stunned by the trum trump administratios annual efforts to cut amtrak. the administration started by calling for the end. the trump administration fought to end the long distance service which would have meant the end to the empire builder in montana. since then they've attempted to cut the budget in half leading to where we are today. this is unacceptable and it's hurting our economy. some colleagues refused to hold the administr

of time. >> just in the 14 days or so right around christmas, right. >> the director says he's working with the tourism board and the governor's advisory council to try to come to some solution on how to safely reopen or even a timeline for that. we're just simply too early with the state setting daily records. stephanie, back to you. >> steve, thank you. >>> i want to dig deeper. we're joined by the governor of my home state of new jersey, governor phil murphy. thank you for joining us. can you help me understand why the numbers are exploding? in the spring, i get it. we didn't know it was happening. we were in trains, subways, all over the place. now we have changed all of our behavior. why are the numbers going up so much. where are people getting it? >> good to be with you, stephanie. i think it's from a number of places, but i don't think we can underestimate pandemic fatigue and transmission in private settings. so we constantly take steps to address where we see transmission is occurring. we cut out seating at bars. we closed indoor dining at 10:00. we've lowered indoor gathering limits to 10 people.

around based on board ahead of the turkish promptly chose the next the earth, the oh, come back environmental groups say indonesia's komodo dragon could be threatened by a major tourism project. the u.s. coal world heritage site is one of the few places where the world's largest species of message can be found in the wild jesica washington before subject matter. in the center of the vast indonesian archipelago, hundreds of giant lizards roam islands. fossils indicate that they've lived here and on some neighboring islands for millions of years. the komodo dragon is the world's largest, a lizard known for its venomous bite and aggressive behavior, as well as its size. the majority live here in the komodo national park. the vulnerable species is protected under indonesian law. the park is spread across mostly undeveloped islands, but the government wants to change that efforts to turn this unesco world heritage site into a tourism hub are underway. that ignored by accommodated that committed dragons are not used to seeing heavy equipment. so when they get too close, we try to keep them away. so the character won't change that. this video reveals what the final result i

tourism is down, they need money. will they allow come up with a significant enough contribution from jared and ivanka, let them be on the board ofould be one way they could get to go to the met gala, if there donated enough money! it is amazing, money talks, and they are, of course, richer than the president. so, you know, money really ca n the president. so, you know, money really can talk. i don't want to put too much pressue on a christmas tree, but if there was ever a year that we needed some joy, it's this year. this is what they could do, they could buy a new christmas tree! the one at the rockefeller center is not up one at the rockefeller center is not up to the task, have a look. thousands of people took to facebook to make hilarious comments on a photo of the tree being hoisted upright by crews on saturday. i think they were trying too hard, they pulled off some of the branches, it is quite spindly. it is reminiscent of something charlie brown would pick out, not the rockefeller center. and it is sorta reminiscent of the year, isn't it? it is about 2020, don't you think?” com pletely it is about 2020, don't you think?”