but bre ntford brentford keeper to make a save.ame back into it fairly quickly with a couple of chances of their own. they went wide of the target but they are holding their own. and you can keep up to date with all the goals from tonight's games with 5 live final score on the iplayer, bbc sport app or the red button now. let's take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines today. everton women's manager willie kirk has signed a new contract until 2023. his side reached last season's fa cup final and are fifth in the women's super league, despite a 4—0 defeat to arsenal at the weekend. kirk has been in charge since december 2018. andy murray has beaten cameron norrie 6—4, 7—6 at the battle of the brits premier league event. it means murray has beaten both norrie, who's the british number three, and british number one dan evans in consecutive days at the event in roehampton. it's a warm—up ahead of tennis‘ new season. no irish trained horses orjockeys will be allowed to race in the uk until december the 31

antes de bre sentarlo.unidos le quedan 5 nombramientos incluyendo a quien puede ser el prÓximo fiscal general de estados unidos. randy serrano, telemundo. >>> el presidente trump, veto la ley. para el aÑo fiscal 2021. el mandatario asegura que esta ley no incluye medidas de seguridad nacional, no protege a los veteranos de guerra y contradice los esfuerzos de su administraciÓn. el mandatario devolviÓ al congreso este documento. >>> surgen reacciones tras lo que dijo el mandatario tras el segundo paquete de estÍmulo econÓmico. va beneficiar a miles de personas si no que el gobierno siga operando. >>> iban llegar a un acuerdo republicanos y dem crÁs el presidente donald trump dejÓ en vilo el nuevo paquete de stu mil econÓmico. >>> calificÓ como una desgracia un paquete de 900 millones de dÓlares. dijo que deberÍa ser mÁs. >>> es una pÉrdida de tiempo la verdad. >>> esperando el cheque. >>> sÍ. >>> ella como millones de norte americanos, se preparaba para recibir el cheque de 600 dÓlares por persona. pero segÚ

i'm not even sure i understand what bre just said to me.way her time. like, i just gave you $5,000, and you did nothing for me. i don't want to be in business with somebody that expects me just to write checks and give me nothing back in return. that's not business. that's, like, charity. and i don't want to be in the charity business with them. breanne: we are fundraising. like, we need money. so we're -- we've -- we're all-in on the vanlife app, and we need to make sure we're not completely pulled away. you know what i mean? lemonis: yeah, but do you think it would be better for us to put the project on pause so you're not distracted from the fundraising and then when you get that funding done we pick back up? breanne: yep. lacey: that's it. ♪ lemonis: one of their businesses just failed, and i gave them a lifeline to make a living and generate some revenue, and they pursued it about as lacklusterly as anybody could. i'm gonna tell you something. so, in the future, you have to be, as a business owner, and i think you are -- i've told you

. >> bre >> brennan: mola lenghi, thank you.onight, president trump is stepping up his attacks on republicans who oppose his calls for increased stimulus checks. here's cbs' paula reid. >> reporter: from his holiday post in palm beach, president trump today tearing into congressional republicans, calling leaders "pathetic" for not backing his baseless voter fraud claims and saying that unless they have a "death wish," they should approve $2,000 stimulus checks. that puts the president more in line with democrats, who tried to force a vote on the new direct payments today already passed by the democratic- controlled house. >> there's one question left today: do senate republicans join with the rest of america in supporting $2,000 checks? >> reporter: today, that answer was no. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blocked the democratic effort, speaking for most republicans who don't want to spend additional money on stimulus. it, includingow suggesting they'd support it, including both georgia republicans looking for an edge ah

noviembre, di ziem bre y enero.tados. >>> >>> el departamento de bomberos. advierte del peligro de dejar velas encendida sin supervisiÓn. tener cuidado si las mismas estÁn al alcance de animales o niÑos. otro factor que podrÍa ocasionar una tragedia sojo los Árboles de navidad. un Árbol seco podrÍa ocasionar esto. en segundos, al aÑo son aproximadamente 160 los Árboles que ocasionan un tipo de in zn doi y por eso, lo importante es... echarle agua, mantenerlo fresco y no dejar que se seque. ademÁs, importante antes de salir de casa acostarse a dormir. desenchufe las luces. sepa que una vez el Árbol suelta hojitas es una seÑal que necesita agua y podrÍa ser un peligro. saque su Árbol lo antes posible y marcar una fecha en el calendario para no olvidarse. >>> hablemos de la chimenea es excelente manera de calentarse en los meses de invierno. cada aÑo se estiman 20 mil incendios en tod el paÍs a causa de esta strauc tura en viviendas y apartamentos. >>> podrÍa ser peligroso, si no se toman medidas necesarias como inspec

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. >>> bre >>> bracing for a difficult holiday ahead. step leaders are telling you to take before gathering around the christmas tree. we'll be right back. >> we don't have time for lengthy negotiations. the issue is, we want to get it resolved. >>> right now at 5:00, racing towards a relief deal. the nearly trillion dollar proposal lawmakers are considering as so many americans struggle during the pandemic. >>> cases, hospitalizations and deaths in the u.s. are setting new records and now california is considering a stronger shelter-in-place order. a new report on how soon that could happen. >>> a live look outside towards the golden gate bridge. the dangerous conditions you need to be aware of if you plan to head to the beach today. as "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> continues because we've been on since 4:30. good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we have someone in today. a special guest. vianey in for mike this morning. keeping us up to date on what is happening

winter bre therefore, we have got to be vigilant.going to be several months before there can be massive deployment of a vaccine. we know that in the united states between moderna and pfizer, hoping to deliver 40 million doses before the end of the calendar year. that is enou to make a significant pgress in immunizing the health care workforce. that is a small portion of the tol population. we have to remain vigilant on the measures we know prevent transmission. >> so, cautious optimism and we bit to see if that regulatory approval arrives what about the rest of the world? well, here is our bbc health >> certainly the world health organization is concerned that possibly richer nations will be at the front othe queue leaving the poor nations to play catch up. lo of the stocks have been bought by the u.s. and the u.k. andtr european cos. some are committed to, covax, this global group to give vaccines to the developing world. that should hopefullp. developing actual physical stocks of the vaccine time. there are lots of doses that are r

when is bre? is this ever going to end? tare re now?this it, is this the week where we get some kind o conclusion? rob: i was going to ask you, what do you say back to them in reply? katty: i say i will talk to rob. rob: it is my job to try to provide -- right. it is my job to try to provide some answers. to make it as clear as one can, britnn left the european un officially on the first of january of this year. it was any transition, so absolutely nothing has changed as he say. weetill trade exactly the s way. essentially, a year was allowed to transition in which the u.k. and.u would work out their future relationship, particularly trade, but weher things a. it is a bit like you have asked your kids about thei homework, and they have left it to the very last minute to hand it and that is a situation we find ourselves in. extruder narrowl after the holt -- extraordinarily, we still don't know what the future relationship will be. katty: and what would be the big difference for the people of the u.k. between having some kind of a deal t

let'sdo get a bre of what some of that language means from our u.k.al correspondent. >> it just means that currently the u.k. is effectively still a member of the european union, but of course, you sharehe same rules and regulations on things like labor rights, environmental measures. now, what dynamic alignment means is that after thean tion is over, the european union decides, you know what? we're going to have tighter laws on environment, th apollution thactory can emit. the dynamic would mean that the u.k. would have to follow those standards. it would not be a member of the e.u. anymore. >> if that's dynamic alignment in the u.k. is saying we are not going to golong with that, what is it suggestion to the e.u. as an alternative to satisfy their concerns that it may seek a competitive advantage? ns well, i have to say we do not really know ther to that question. i think it is worth cavting anything that anybody says that only a handful of people knows whatoing on in these negotiations. so, whether dynamic aligneunt is what thpean union has suggest

state high and new and potentially more contagious variant of the current a virus fest attacked and bres and added to the agence 10 person your doctor adds dominic came up with saffron valley. christmas in room during cogent reg good will to others mean socially distance events providing presence of the poor and homeless as welcome as these gifts may seem what many people want this winter is the coded vaccine and now the 1st consignments of it have a raw. i've been rome ready for distribution on sunday to people who the pope says should be 1st on the list. i pray for all those in charge of nations companies international organizations to promote cooperation and not competition and look for a solution for everybody vaccines for everybody especially for the most vulnerable and needy ones in every region of the planet as in many other e.u. countries the vaccine will also start being distributed in germany on sunday it's a development many hope will transform the situation. in the long. end of this tunnel we see the long awaited light at the end of the tunnel become brighter we will come clo

victims have filed a criminal negligence lawsuit over the government's handling of the pandemic the bre families are demanding answers from the country's prime minister health minister and president of the badly hit lombardi region one of the lawyers told us more about the case. it's my clients were not informed about the presence of a dangerous and highly contagious virus in italy we were told up until march that it was little more than a travelling fashion residents were told to go about their lives as normal italy was their 1st country to have such a high death toll those who have joined a civil action are not only from barack or a lumber d region you come from all over italy yes not just a couple 500 families filed a civil lawsuit against the authorities asking for a 100000000 euro in compensation they allege that the telly and officials didn't have an updated national a pandemic they were slow to respond to the break in lombardy other regions they also believe it took just too long to declare an emergency italy bore the brunt of the mic in europe in the 1st half of the year for sur

unfortunately, the house of representatives once againen bre our heart and didn't act on it. we kept introducing the bill. main street businesses were still struggling existence the unfair advantage that -- against the unfair advantage. visitors to my office might have noticed a little something that's in my office, i brought it to the floor today, and wondered what this was all about. this was a gift from mike enzi after we were successful in the united states. it would w be a violation of the senate rules to blow the us whenning, but it was a gift from mike for our work together helping get the bill down the tracks of the legislative process. we were never able to get the house the take up the measure. but in 2018ing the supreme court finally didd the right thing. in a 5-4 ruling, south dakota v. wayfair, the court closed the loophole we'd been struggling to fight and address for years. i'm proud to be part of that bipartisan coalition. in it's meant a lot. we estimate that our state has received $460 million in annual revenue by virtue of mike enzi's determination and lead

it still sells a variety of bre breads and biscuits and pies. it's a very popular bakery. many pubs would come on the streets a little later on which were historically renowned for their pubs and a lot of accommodation. so a lot of the people who lived in this area would have been fishermen, and their wives would help them prepare the fish, sell the fish. a lot of the front spaces, the fronts of these houses would have been covered -- had we had time would have been covered with burrows and shells, selling all kinds of things from wine to fish. we're now getting closer to the barercon gate. you can see the mayflower. the mayflower is in the distance. that's -- the mayflower is moored near -- we'll see it in a second -- the catwater. we'll see the location of the current catwater harbors, catwater commissioner's office in just a second. on the left there, you can see on the left, if you can look left a little bit, you can see the fish house. and just about on the sea, you can see the remains of the chain coming from the fish house. there is some argument that says that chai

someone else makes a loaf of bre "mammoth bread." there is a nine pound beet. egg eating contest. which reminds me of cool hand luke. what you have is this celebration of the mammoth as the scale and scope of our cultural ambitions, from our president to our foods, to our manufacturing, to projects. our prospects. send lewis and clark out west and what you come back with are new mammoth features, whether it is mammoth caves in kentucky or whether in fact the mammoth bones that will come out of the big bone lick along the kentucky-ohio border. every time we go further west, we come back with bigger, greater, more impressive landmarks, whether it is the great plains, yellowstone, yosemite, the grand canyon. and you begin to see how the mammoth itself sets the tone for the scale of the features that will eventually become our national monuments. so, at the time that humboldt is here, we are all still waiting. lewis and clark have just left. humboldt's upset that he missed them. he is not convinced their instruments are as good as his. now he thinks i have to redo

t be a merry bre we will have more on that. this is bloomberg. ♪ finance,conomics, politics.bloomberg surveillance ." let's look at what is coming up. 11:00 a.m. and in time, they will probably raise the one week repo rate, tightening needed as inflation surged to 14% last month. the central bank has shown the capacity to surprise. with the holidays coming, most european markets will be closed. if you're going on holiday on time, all the best for 2021. if not, i'm sharing the burden with you. the stock market has a half day trading and closes at 6:00 p.m. u.k. time. sterling is rallying on the news we could get a brexit trade deal later today. negotiators work through the night to finalize a compromise on fishing rights. andill allow for tariffs quota free trade. european stocks are powering ahead, cautious optimism as we get the contours of the deal. the press conference was expected an hour ago. we will take the story forward. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: this morning it is a gift that keeps on giving. president trump overrides courts, juries, and prosecutors, and the presiden

what an advantage, we'll tell you who they are after the bre break. ♪ >> tucker: welcome back to a special of "tucker carlson tonight." republicans weren't able to pass any kind of immigration bill over the past several years but if democrats take control of the senate on january 5th, they won't be quite as passive -- the first thing they will do is to fundamentally change our immigration system, open the borders to the rest of the world, they are tiding this -- they've been open about it for months. >> some of it is going to depend on the kind of cooperation i can and cannot get from the united states congress. but i am going to make a commitment in the first 100 days, i will send an immigration bill to the united states senate with a pathway to citizenship for over 11 million undocumented people in america. >> tucker: is not 11 million, you would have to be 119 years old to think that, it's 20 million. the macro point is millions of americans have been looking for work so long that they've given up looking. they aren't even listed on the unemployment stats. now democrats plan to give the

(gentle music) ♪ >> sean: bre >> sean: breaking tonight from explosive new recordings from inside fakes cnn exposing project veritas exposing fake news frauds jeff zucker like never before. earlierer this morning, project veritas' founder ceo james o'keefe, he called into cnn's morning editorial call and you would s say that humpty dumpty's boss mr. potato head didn't know what was coming. take a look. >> i'm hanging up. >> jeff zucker, are you there? this is james o'keefe. like to listen to your cnn calls for basically two months recording everything. just wanted to ask you some questions if you have a minute. do you still feel you are the most trusted name in use because i have to say from what i've been hearing on thesen phone calls, i don't know about that. we've got a lot of recordings to indicate you aren't really that independent of a journalist. >>is okay. thank you for your comments. in light of that, i think what we'll do is we'll set up a new system... b1 project veritas tonight released of first installment of these reporting. first up wee h have a cnn field producer and zu

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instead of total lockdown going on, which bre vents that, we have a chance to have people develop their own antibodies and eventually have enough people have these anti-bodies to block this network of progression and contagion so the people who are vulnerable. we know how to protect the vulnerable here. >> no, no, we don't know how to protect the vulnerable! it turns out we don't know. or we didn't. we can't protect them. that's the legacy that scott atlas leaves, scott atlas who told donald trump what he wanted to hear. it's good news if it spreads. this is the chart of daily code cases starting on scott atlas's day first day of august and to now. we are now averaging nearly 158,000 a gay. today was almost 200,000. daily deaths follow cases as surely as night follows day. despite medical care we're seeing deaths go up and up and up and they will keep going up. we've lost nearly 104,000 americans to the virus. you did it, scott atlas. you worked with the president and you let the virus run rampant. it is surely running ram passport now. where did we end up on the other part? on the prot

. >> reporter: but now as down bre broke monday north, september 24th, keith reed had vanished.he sheriffs were dispatched to do a daylight search of the grounds. it wasn't long before a k-9 handlers reported back. keith reed, his body, had been found. >> immediately the dog and he found the body in the shrubs. >> reporter: keith's girlfriend, kimberly, was driving to a new job that morning when she got the news. she couldn't believe what she was hearing. >> he's dead. they found him. and i just started crying, and i said, no, that's -- that's not possible. >> reporter: but tucked into the hedge row about 50 feet from his driveway, lay keith reed's body. he had been shot three times. twice in the back, once in the chest, all at close range. >> it was like wow, how could this happen? who could have done this? why would they do it? >> reporter: those same questions were roaring through the halls at keith's school. principal ed baily had gotten the news from the sheriff's office. >> i just about dropped the phone. just couldn't believe it. >> reporter: talking about keith reed. >>

as my sister says, he died twice because at one point he stopped bre breathing and they had to resuscitate better and come home. he tested positive for 44 days. >> oh, my word. >> and during that time, for 44 days, he didn't see another human. full ppe, full everything. none of us could see him. and so he finally got to come home a couple of times, but every time he would just continue to not be able to breathe and then head back to the hospital. and so when he died on monday -- tuesday morning very early, he was in a nursing homeworki workn rehab, and we thought he was headed home for christmas. >> he was 70 years old, is that right? >> he was 71. spent his birthday in the hospital, in the icu. >> how awere you able to -- you and family members communicate with him during that time? you wrote about this a bet, and this has been so brutal for so many people during this period. >> the only way we could communicate with him when he was in the icu and when he was intubated especially was with the help of an aide or a nurse who was willing to take a phone into his room and hold it up to him to

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that -- i think that the country owes it to the really millions of small business people >>> over the brethe break we will speak with glenn hubbard about why he says congress should pass more relief but with some tweaks. we are back in 90 seconds. >>> they need help now it's -- if the government comes along and takes your land because it is for the greater good, you know, they condemn it under eminent domain, they take it and it is for the use of the people but the land owner gets paid and they have taken, to fight the epidemic, they have taken away the lifelihood from, really, millions of people i think we owe them a continuation of the ppp program. >> that was warren buffett on cnbc today pushing for more ppp as small businesses continue to get slammed by the pandemic. his comments coming as lawmakers meet this hour to negotiate dishlg relief. meantime former council of economics adviser chair glenn hubbard is calling for changes in the next rounds of ppp to focus even more on small business skij joining us now to discuss glenn, good to see you >> likewise. my pleasure. >> this is call