>> all right, president brandon? >> clerk: [roll call] >> president brandon: next item, please. >> clerk: item number 6, the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> clerk: item number 7 is announcements. be advised that a member of the public has up to three minutes to make pertinent public comments on each agenda item unless the port commission has a shorter period on any item. during the public comment period, they will use a phone to register their desire for public comment. audio prompts will signal to dial in participants when your audio input is enabled for commenting. please dial in when the item that you wish to comment on is announced. and note that if you're watching this meeting on sfgov-tv streaming on the internet, there is a broadcasting delay. so when the item that you want to comment on is announced, dial 1-(415)-655-0001. and then interio

thank you, president brandon. >> president brandon: thank you. that was a lot of good stuff.irst off, i want to commend mayor breed on how she has handled the covid efforts here in san francisco. and how we are a model for the rest of the country. so if we're, you know, going back on indoor dining and other items, it's something that we really need to look at and make sure that we're adhering to all of the covid protocols. hopefully soon we'll have leadership that will help us through this crisis, but it's just spreading. so i really want to commend her and to commend our staff for following all of the protocols. i mean, out of 250 plus employees, not one covid case is phenomenal. so thank you for your leadership also. elaine, congratulations on the award. and congratulations on the financial position. i think that put us in a better place to be able to deal with, you know, the covid and our -- our balance sheets. so the staff has done an incredible job through this whole journey. so thank you so much for your report. call next item please. >> clerk: item 9b, the commissioner

thank you, president brandon. >> president brandon: thank you. that was a lot of good stuff.irst off, i want to commend mayor breed on how she has handled the covid efforts here in san francisco. and how we are a model for the rest of the country. so if we're, you know, going back on indoor dining and other items, it's something that we really need to look at and make sure that we're adhering to all of the covid protocols. hopefully soon we'll have leadership that will help us through this crisis, but it's just spreading. so i really want to commend her and to commend our staff for following all of the protocols. i mean, out of 250 plus employees, not one covid case is phenomenal. so thank you for your leadership also. elaine, congratulations on the award. and congratulations on the financial position. i think that put us in a better place to be able to deal with, you know, the covid and our -- our balance sheets. so the staff has done an incredible job through this whole journey. so thank you so much for your report. call next item please. >> clerk: item 9b, the commissioner

brandon displays a solid command of sources at his disposal. i really needed the wheeler papers available when i was working on my book, open books greater freedom for north carolina," and they were not available, so i am green with envy brandon was able to access these papers. and he does such a great job using the wheeler papers. that really comes out and shines through in his book. so the presentation of the material, i think is really thoughtful and meticulous. he spent a good a lot of time -- a good deal of time, a lot of time with the wheeler sources and i think he has produced a work that will be essential reading for anyone doing research on civil rights in north carolina and the region. his insights on the perils and prospects of racial change from an institutional perch like the one wheeler possessed point the way to the necessity of understanding more studies like this one to analyze the historical intersections he illuminates brilliantly in this book. his writing style is accessible and wheeler's story is rendered in a humane and cr

brandon is a consummate professional. anyone who knows him. in late 2014 when i began looking for contributors as a co-editor of a special issue on african american business, a special issue for the journal of african american history, a colleague told me about brandon. she really reminded me about brandon because we had crossed paths a couple of times, particularly through my mentor doctor juliette walker, and brandon made it a point always to stay in touch, to meet up for coffee conferences. over the years, we have showed -- shared our work. he comes up with these fabulous ideas for workshops. he sends me incredible pictures and sources and we dream about our future collaboration's. in closing, i am reminded of one spirited text exchange we had a little while back about a popular book that will remain nameless. i remember telling brandon that foot was missing from this work was a recognition, indeed a respect for the creative ways that black people worked around white supremacy. all the forces that told them no, you cannot and you will not s

but she really reminded me about brandon. because we had crossed paths a couple of times, particularly through my mentor, dr. juliette walker, and brandon made it a point always to stay in touch, to meet up for coffee at conferences and over the years we have shared our work. he comes up with fabulous ideas of, you know -- for workshops, sends me incredible pictures and sources and we dream about our future collaborations. in closing, i'm reminded of one spirited exchange we had a little while back about a popular book that will remain nameless. but i remember telling brandon that what was missing from this work was a recognition of, you know, a respect for the creative ways that black people worked around white supremacy. and all the forces that told them, no, you cannot, you will not succeed. and i wrote text that you needed to love black people. if you were going to talk about how they dreamed of possibility and freedom. and i can say unequivocally that brandon's love of black people so wide, so long, so high, and so deep.

at this time -- brandon. we'll open the queue for anyone on the phone wishing to make an item on 10b. when prompted, press *3 to be added to the queue. the queue is now open. dial star 3 if you wish to make public comment. >> commissioner: thank you. do we have anyone on the phone? >> yes we have two callers on the line at the moment. >> commissioner: thank you. >> good afternoon. >> caller: i'm from brookfield properties. first i wanted to say thank you to stephanie and tiffany for the vim -- summary and working with our team. we have implement the workforce development program and they're support allows us to achieve our workforce goals and it exceeds our participation rate result inning $48 million going to lbe firms. the majority small and micro lbes. and we have local residents and while covid has impacted the timing for the larger scope work we originally planned on awarding reducing the number of dollars we still continue to proactively explore opportunities for lbes in all areas of contract. in the se

and she really reminded me about brandon. we had crossed paths a couple of times, and branded made a point always, to stay in touch and to meet up for coffee, i conferences and over the years we have shared our work. he comes with these fabulous ideas, of workshops and he sends me incredible pictures of sources, and we dream about our future collaborations. in closing i am reminded of one spirited, change that we have a little while back. about a popular book, that will be nameless and i remember telling brandon, that was missing from his work, was a recognition of a respect for the creative ways that black people, worked around white supremacy. and all the forces and voices that told no you will not succeed. and i wrote, text that you need to love black people, if you are going to talk about how they dreamed of the possibility of freedom. and i can say on equivocally, that brandon's love of black people, is so wide, so long, so high and so deep. i tell you we are not ready, for what he has in store for us, and how he will tr

brandon judd, national border patrol council president. brandon, good to see you.xican cartel member being caught by the law enforcement, this is a huging win for the -- huge win for the trump administration as far as continuing to put direct pressure on the mexican government to do what is necessary to go after those individuals that do harm to american citizens as well as mexican citizens. when you have an administration that cares about the american people and continues to push forward, we see the safety and security of the united states that we need. and even though this administration is outgoing, they continue to do what is necessary for the american public to secure the american people. and we need to continue to put that pressure on the mexican government because we know that corruption exists, and we know that corruption shields these cartel members. david: so while we're seeing more headlines, that's actual a good thing because it shows the progress we're making getting the bad guys down there. another example of that, they found this mass grave, apparent

brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that areliving without hope.

the second feature from canadian writer—director brandon cronenberg.ambient electronic music plays. set in an alternate 2008, this enjoyably squishy sci—fi thriller features andrea riseborough as tasya vos, an assassin working for a sinister industrial espionage company who transplant the consciousness of their agents into unwitting hosts to carry out covert hits. like a much nastier version of inception. for her latest assignment, vos possesses the body of colin tate, played by christopher abbott, effectively doing an impression of andrea riseborough doing an impression of christopher abbott. think of the ‘80s comedy all of me, in which steve martin's body is accidentally filled with the soul of lily tomlin. then try and imagine that movie not directed by carl reiner who made knockabout comedies like thejerk, but by the son of body horror maestro david cronenberg who made such head scrambling shockers as rabid, scanners and the fly. in his underrated first feature antiviral, brandon cronenberg posited a world in which celebrity infections could be sol

brandon steiner joins us, one of the big wigs in the sports memorabilia world.at it is, brandon, nothing elsed to do on a saturday, finds his dad left him a mickey mantle rookie and it was in a box you didn't know? >> something like that. also your wife asking you what are you going to do with all that stuff -- [laughter] you need to get all that together and get it out of the house, and that's where collectible exchange comes in handy. we're seeing a tremendous amount of people really trying to downsize, lick liquidate, they'e moving, and then we see a lot of people looking to buy stuff. i haven't seen the collectible business this -- i mean, it's jumping, it's popping. people are loving everything does well, sells well online, and, obviously, if you're looking for a quick gift, but there's been some stuff that's been hot. and i think it's important to buy this stuff as a gift, not necessarily as an investment. i think the thing does bring you joy, not always going to necessarily bring you profits, is similar to the stock market where you expect that to go up i

brandon: you want to get out of here? is that a yeah?he's ready to go to a family, maya will have to conquer her fear. brandon: you don't want to come in, huh? take one step. narrator: and she'll have to learn a few manners. brandon: excuse me. this is not your everyday begging problem. this is a dog being an absolute pest. uh, pardon you. thank you very much. and it's time to change that right now. i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are

take brandon bernard. i got involved with this case. times now, i've been able to be on conference calls with him and with his lawyers, trying to save his life. he described -- this would be like three fridays ago. he has grown up. -- he has grown up on death row in terre haute. he has expressed remorse. can't even imagine, he is just a young kid when this crime happened of these people being killed. he did play some part in it, but anybody who knows brandon knows he would never have consented to killing people as what happened. at his trial, supposedly an expert on future dangerousness, which has widely been debunked as totally unpredictable. the jury was told he was a leader of a gang. he wasn't a leader, he was a low guy on the totem pole. they have an image of him as this mastermind, this leader who gave all the direction to these people being killed. let's get back to three or four fridays ago. a regular day in his life. along with everyone at the prison. amy: 30 seconds left. sister helen: guards come to his door, they don't say a

brandon judd, always great to have you on. thank you so much.vice to our country. good to see you, my friend. >> thank you. >> i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. thanks so much for watching. we hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪ we come to the top of the hour. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump's legal team today saying they have the evidence to swing the election to president trump. attorneys for the trump campaign speaking for more than an hour and a half today at a news conference in washington where they chastised the radical dems and the left-wing national media for their handling of this election, and they provided damning examples of what they say is rampant vote or or fraud across the country. the president's attorney, rudy giuliani, leading the charge today. giuliani says the radical dems' control and power

brandon: does she say any words at all? andrea: she says a few.r: but for this picture-perfect adoption to work, rio will need to shed a few pounds and master a new form of communication. brandon: instead of teaching rio verbal commands, i'm going to teach rio sign language. i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are

thanks brandon.i want to say i was reading john's book i was an intelligence officer in the air force in the mid to thousands. so much of this book has felt so familiar. part i don't if you have seen pandas in the show you images from the '90s an early millennial, early birthday. and that's what this book is for me. there is a great image in the book on the few guys can see it, this is an image from 2002. i'm almost positive this was on my squadron officers when i was a young officer. i felt this is a book written for officers just like me. now as an academic i found this book not only spoke to me as a previous intelligence staff officer, but also with military innovation, and adaption in a way scholar looks at its into the battle for effectiveness. for those reasons i am a huge, huge fan of this book. i would love in the future for this book to show up on the list instead of some of the other books we have on there. we use a lot of buzzwords. so that is kind of what i want to talk about. what should

brandon. julio, i want to get to something that you shot on saturday night. these thugs were throwing fireworks at people who were committing the crime of trying to enjoy their dinner. watch. >> people are dying while you are dining. >> laura: julio, where were the cops? >> right on the plaza, there were no police officers until after the fireworks exploded. there was a couple feet away. after that exploded, police on bicycles came in to try to figure out what was going on and prevent further assaults. trump supporters. throughout the night, they were kind of playing catch up as these antifa and blm activists were going around and purposefully trying to find trump supporters who were walking or eating dinner outside because of the coven rules that are in d.c. they were constantly playing catch up. it was an absolute mess. >> laura: you caught a black lives matter individual attacking the woman. how brave on a saturday night. >> [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> laura: brandon, give us some more. >> basically throughout the evening the black lives mat

ross with light speed partners brandon, here's my worry about the industry right now, even as we are inflection point with these major consoles come out the business models in gaming are changing what i mean is maybe the growth isn't going to come from consoles and games and mobile as it has in the past but we have platform plays like epic, like unity. we have a cloud gaming trend with google and amazon and microsoft. maybe the value is going to be there, not where it has been in the past >> yes, certainly, it's a great time for the entire video game industry as you pointed with the npd data this started with the lockdowns. and more people are playing video games than ever. we have seen real tam expansion, for good reason here we think everybody is going to benefit from that. what you highlight is kind the gateway to that tam expansion, which is new platforms and new experiences in gaming that's available to players you point out a roblox, which is a ugc platform, and where players can go gather and have social experiences, very social experiences even ones that aren't centered aroun

we've got brandon with us here right now. what timing. you had to go pretty much directly into lockdown after you opened the shop. what was that like? >> it was frightening. it was a lot to take on. my husband and i bought it. we literally dropped everything. we stopped our lives, left our job in three days. i knew the previous owners, it was a friend, and it was a dream of ours to have our own business. so to buy the shop in end of january, beginning of february and then here comes march and you watch the news and everything is going through your head. you're like, your livelihood, you've invested everything into it and you could lose it instantly before you get a chance to make your mark and experience the benefits of having your own business. >> how close were you to feeling like you were going to lose the shop you just bought? >> i think definitely the week before we went and saw our first lockdown in lawrenceville, we had a lot of sleepless nights. and it was a lot to take on emotionally, mentally, everything. but fortunately we're a

mr finucane's widow geraldine said the decision by the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis madecorrespondent emma vardy reports. of all the killings that marked the decades of conflict in northern ireland, the murder of pat finucane has become a touchstone for the issue of state collusion. i thought we had merit in our submissions to to court. a prominent solicitor, his clients included high profile members of the ira. to loyalist pa ramilitaries, that made him a target. he was shot 1a times in front of his wife and children as they were having sunday dinner. collusion should never ever happen. so, on behalf of the government and the whole country, let me say again to the finucane family, i am deeply sorry. the government's review in 2012 found two state agents within loyalist paramilitary groups were involved in targeting him and supplying one of the guns, but that there was no over—arching conspiracy. today, the secretary of state brandon lewis announced a public inquiry would not be established while other reviews are ongoing. i'm not taking the possibility of a public inquir

brandon kendhammer. let's get some of the day's other news.nd the european union are continuing after talks stretched over the weekend. there's only a month to go until the end of the transition period. the british government says a deal could soon be concluded, although substantial differences remain over eu fishing rights in uk waters. human rights activists in belarus say more than 300 opposition supporters have been detained by the security forces this weekend. it's the 16th straight weekend of protests against president alexander lu kashenko. tens of thousands of people across the country took part with as many as 60 separate demonstrations in the capital minsk. aid workers have urged the ethiopian government to allow humanitarian supplies into the tigray region after the authorities asserted that more than three weeks of fighting was over. the international committee of the red cross has warned that a major hospital in the main city, mekelle, is dangerously low on basics, including antibiotics, painkillers and even food. communications h

scott arfield and brandon barker were on target, so too was kemar roofe here, who scored twice, as did rangers' biggest under manager steven girard and the biggest by any team in the league since 2013. well, celtics, who had only won one of their last six games in all competitions, remain second with two games in hand. mohammed with a hat trick as they beat 4—1. scunthorpe work knocked out in the first round by non—league opposition. as were whigham, who we re opposition. as were whigham, who were beaten by chorley. wickham had led 2—0. manchester united the top of the super league for the first time ever. they beat arsenal 1—0. ending their 100% start to the season. ending their 100% start to the season. there were wins for chelsea, west ham and aston villa. to the final cycling grantor of the year, where british riderfinished in third place. today's largely professional stage was won by germany's... ecuador‘s richard gallop as was in second place. in a successful couple of weeks for british cyclist following heart's victory. germany's lisa took the overall victory in three day race w

in "strongman" historian ruth brandon ghee of exams authoritarian leaders throughout history.o being published this week in "once a warrior" former marine jake word explores how he's trying to help veterans find purpose after war by forming a disaster relief organization >> good evening and welcome, i'm robert mcdonald the advance correlator here at the book stall. our special guest this evening as professor carl smith, we are salivating the publication of his new nonfiction book "chicago's great fire". the destruction and resurrection of an iconic american city". before we start, let me share a few features of proud cast this platform we are on it's a little different if you're not used to zoom. you'll see a check to our right, comcast instructs you to

and sports, a rare wobble from going as leaders barring munich, saw them draw 10 at home to veteran brandon some fine player from american josh sargent set up moxie agast on. on the stroke of half time, the germany international school finished giving the visitors an unlikely lead. a pinpoint header from kings like oman in the 2nd half helped the champions save face, but it was nonetheless a surprising set. fire up against bremen handed army light 2nd opportunity to go level on points with the league leaders later on saturday. when in frankfurt it was what you really are not gods among the dead, but their hosts, but a stiff competition. an unexpected chance to go joint top gave you a reason to smile ahead of kickoff, but there was work to be done yet the job became harder after frank foote took a 1st huff lead through the moroccan international using his chest to fashion the perfect shooting opportunity back after the break use of pulse and with an arm also don't finish to level the scores of pinpoint, cross, and a small volley. so mike, you want to piece that power so might close to winnin

brandon escogiÓ la universidad de los Ángeles, california. puede ser almacenada en un refrigerador estÁndar en lugar de temperaturas bajas como requieren otras vacunas contra el covid 19. el precio serÁ más bajo hasta cuatro dÓlares. creen elaborar 3,000,000,000 de dosis para el prÓximo aÑo. doctor carlos. creo que aquÍ lo que la gente estÁ mirando y creo que esto tiene que ver por cÓmo se han reportado los estudios. recuerde que pfizer y moderna tenÍan mÁs del 90%. y la gente se pregunta por quÉ ponerse una vacuna de 70 si hay unas 90%. >> probablemente el protocolo que se va a usar para dÁrselo a la mayorÍa de la gente en el mundo. una vacuna muy efectiva pero que requiere menos de 180 c, la sola botellita es muy cara porque ese video tiene que aguantar las temperaturas tan bajas. es difÍcil de llevar a todas partes, seguramente se dÉ en los centros urbanos de estados unidos y paÍses desarrollados. la moderna se puede almacenar mÁs fácil pero es muy costosa, mÁs o $-40. y tenemos esta otra vacuna, se ha trabajado mucho con las organizacione

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in his underrated first feature antiviral, brandon cronenberg posited a world in which celebrity infectionsld be sold to adoring fans. with possessor, his focus is on the ultimate invasion of privacy, timely subject in this age of access all areas information run by secretive companies whose data mining knows no boundaries. but the film also packs an emotional punch, thanks to our antiheroine‘s confusion about her identity and her separation from the family to whom she has become a danger. hi, darling. how was your trip? dull. extraordinarily dull. the decision to shoot the special—effects in camera and to rely on prosthetics rather than computer graphics pays huge dividends, lending a physical heft to possessor that keeps the story grounded, even during its most outlandish flights of fantasy. some may find the blood—splattered results alarming, but as a lifelong fan of sci—fi and horror, i loved the fact that possessor isn't afraid to sink its teeth deep into both genres. it's available on digital platforms now. now, citizen kane is widely regarded as the greatest movie of all time, but it

brandon aiyuk and kendall born to the covid list, and then they get the green bay packers, and nick mullens getting his third start of the season, green bay quarterback aaron rodgers has struggled against his childhood team in the past. not tonight. downtown the davante adams 36 yard touchdown of palo alto high, 10 passes, hundred 73 yards per cassette recorder, 7- 3, mullins come under pressure on third down, just blows it up, picked up by raven green, turnover led to a green bay touchdown and made it 14-3. late 1st half, rogers going deep to a wide-open marquez valdes. 52 yard strike, first of two touchdown catches for him. rogers 305 yards and four touchdowns because i can tap it is 28-3 in the third quarter, smith crushes mullins, that is a fumble, recovered by the packers. they led by as many as 31 and won the game 34-17, dropping san francisco to 4-5. >> we know that we can be so much better. even with the guys that we had on the field, myself included, we really feel like we can be a lot better. >> the start of the week was would to be challenge and losing those three guys yesterday

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biggest things for me is the flexibility of drive and river as an independent contractor 22 year-old brandon o'neill can decide when and where he works and earns enough to cover his living expenses while going to usc but that flexibility now hinges on proposition 22 part prop 22 bankrolled mainly by uber lyft and doordash to the tune of a whopping 200 million dollars the most expensive ballot measure ever in u.s. history. passage will maintain the status quo with some added employee benefits like health care but defeat will mean nearly a million rideshare and delivery drivers in california would be reclassified as employees with rules that brandon says would up and his life i would have assigned hours i may have assigned locations. >>and that could clearly interfere with a lot other things in my life. >>those opposed to prop 22 argue uber is exploiting its drivers by not paying a minimum wage and violating a state labor law that requires app-based transportation companies to provide employee benefits like over time workers comp and unemployment and you'll see workers pay and benefits continu

it could create new coronavirus victims in brandon, donald trump's obstruction to the transition during a worsening pandemic, as totally irresponsible and debilitating be incoming leader made the comments after meeting with state governors from both parties. he was asked what trump's actions displayed to the american people. i think there were incredible irresponsibility credibly damaging messages being sent to the rest world about how democracy functions. i think it is home. well, i don't know it's murder, but i just think it's totally irresponsible. it comes as election officials in georgia are set to announce the outcome of a painstaking manual recount of votes. it's likely to confirm that joe biden is the 1st democrat to win the state in nearly 30 years. but president trump maintains he has a very clear and viable path to victory in the state. more americans are currently in hospital with coronavirus than at any time during the pandemic. so far, 79000 people are currently admitted as infection rates climb. the u.s. centers for disease control have advised against travel over the tha

hammered off the edge came brandon smith. justin fields slow to get up. >> kirk: this sophomore with a bright future. known for his ability to blitz. they bring pressure out here and they're able to get home. they just overload that side, brought one more than the offensive line could handle and justin fields for the first time, really, all night gets hit and hit hard on third down. >> chris: not only does it end the possession but knocks it back out of field goal range. would be a 57-yarder and then try that again. has not kicked since early on. got to dominic dimaccio, the back-up walk on kicker but now drew crispin in the game to punt. that's an important sack there to keep hope alive for the penn state team. >> kirk: i just continue to be impressed with penn state's fight. they've been down the whole game, still down 13 in the fourth quarter. brent dials up the blitz on third down. this defense, even though they've given up big plays and given up a lot of points to the offense, still playing with some energy here. like br

brandon daniels joins us from global markets. maybe a quick word as we start we will talk about the logistical challenges about the transition from one president to another and the challenges that might pose. do you think there will be issues, we have so much encouraging news with the three vaccines. >> the news is encouraging and it is not a miracle that we plan to be so, it's a miracle that the results are this good but when speaking about the transition, the amount of infrastructure that we set up for things that coronavirus testing where you have mobile units, pharmacies, essentially urgent care facilities that have been set up to reach populations that would otherwise be difficult to reach in a public health crisis like this, the transition is largely afforded or largely balanced by the current infrastructure the existing infrastructure that has been set up by the department of defense, dhs, hhs, the inner agency groups can really be utilized as we move into the vaccine distribution phases. you have seen that in the comments

brandon. >> reporter: health officials say that they are trying to expand services to areas that needed the most. >> julia, who are the wrong kinds of people going to these testing sites? is there going to be a screening process to determine who should get tested, whose essential and who should go to the private doctor instead? >> i know we have always been saying get tested and you think that you have symptoms. what they are essentially saying, if you are high- priority, it certainly get tested. but if you have your own insurance, go there and leave these facilities in san francisco to those who are uninsured, essential workers who mites, or who might have been exposed. >> all right, juliette goodrich reporting live. thanks, julia. >> reporter: andria borba joins us now with today's statewide setback. andria. >> well, liz, the new rapidly moving restrictions now cover about 97% of all californians. counties are moving multiple tiers at a time in this new system with this new drop of information and test results today. alameda county, where i am standing flipped reports to purple, meani

while the brandon harris team they have yet to sign a letter needed to provide office space and funding. president trump steam insists the election is not over. the director of the national counterterrorism center. this comes around 70 days before the new administration begins biden's name and presence are everywhere including the train station, there is a feeling of hope that biden can bring back a sense of bipartisanship. former delaware congressman tom evans, a republican, says he voted for biden. >> i think you can bring the country together. i think you can help u unite th country. in from local restaurants to the market near his home. >> overall, i think there's a source of pride, one of their own has descended to the presidency. coming from such a small state. and they are cheering him on as they prepare to move to the white house. natalie, we've not heard much up to this point but are some republican starting to talk about the presidents legal challenges? >> reporter: well, alan, we heard today from the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, who spoke for the first time about

the wide receiver back on the field for san francisco, opening drive of the game nick mullens, to brandon49ers off to a 7-0 lead. second quarter, a sack for drew brees. and then called for roughing the passer. the saint scored three plays later, tying the game. breeze hurt his ribs on the play. alvin kamara, who walks in for the score 70-10. but breeze left the game after halftime. former number one overall pick jameis winston took over for breeze. and camaro scores is there tension of the game. it seems like the only thing that holds the raiders back every year is their defense. today they had more turnovers than pepperidge farms. that bageled torch in vegas, jacobs in for 12 yards out, 7- 0. jacob's seventh touchdown of the season. drew locke, tough game. forces the ball, his second interception of the game. and then the raiders take a 20- 6 lead, they ran for 203 yards today. the broncos down two touchdowns. apply the pressure and got the football. the raiders forced five turnovers today. jonathan abram, tim patrick, isaiah johnson, johnson and patrick ejected, the raiders dominate 37-

the 49ers did not have any additional positive tests today, but brandon aiyuk, debow samuel and trent williams all placed on the covid list late this afternoon for being in close contact with bourne. they have been ruled out tomorrow night. samuel was hurt anyway. so who will nick mullins have to throw to tomorrow night? here's the current depth chart at receiver. trent taylor is the only one to catch a pass this season. the last three names you see there, all on the practice squad. good luck with that. and dante isn't walking through that door either. the former second round pick was claimed by the giants after being released yesterday when the 49ers were not able to trade him. his final play in a niner uniform was a fumble pick-off return sunday in seattle. and jimmy garoppolo could have his season cut short by injury for the second time in three years. will missing more games make it harder for kyle shanahan to decide if jimmy g. is his quarterback long term? >> i mean, i don't think it's difficult for me to evaluate. i got a good idea with jimmy and what jimmy's capable of doing.

players this year which is the most in the nfl tonight down to me gee george kittle trenton lee of brandon i you anymore. >>they're looking to get a win against the packers, but. it's looking bleak right now they're down 21 to 3. green bay scored on their first possession there was a touchdown from davante adams that is the east palo alto native. aaron rodgers has 3 touchdown passes. we'll have highlights later tonight. all righty cow they were all set to host washington this saturday in berkeley but that game will now be canceled because of a covid-19 cases within the program. we can confirm it is a player who is asymptomatic thankfully. now i know what you're probably thinking if only one player tested positive why cancel game well due to contract tracing coral calls several other players. we'll also after quarantine and a cow spokesperson says they do not have the ability to field a competitive roster to play on saturday. the pac 12 approved cows request to cancel the game. this was the first positive test within the cal football program since they started the daily testing at the begin

rachel: brandon smith, indiana public broadcasting. gov. holcomb: afternoon, brandon. reporter: afternoon. i have a question for you, governor, and then dr. box. governor, what is the status of the $20 million you are sending to local communities to help with the education effort around covid-19? have those funds been sent out yet? what's the status there? gov. holcomb: we put together the program, as you allude to. communications about the program went out to all the counties last week formally on friday to all the cities and towns. the indiana finance authority website has been updated so they are ready to receive all those grant requests, and we did clarify -- there was a couple of questions about was marion county included in that as well, and the answer is yes, they are. .e will process as we receive reporter: dr. box, you talked about how worried you are about a spike related to thanksgiving because we talked about people ignoring the advice. what advice do you have for communities and health-care systems who are bracing for this surge amidst this already ongoing

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