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restrictions we learned today that the men's basketball team will stay in north carolina following the camping worldaui invitational the team's 3 nonconference home games scheduled in december have been canceled the coaching staff is working to add a couple of games in the carolinas. the women's basketball team is still trying to find somewhere else to play their 3 home games. coming up in the next few weeks meanwhile, the football team arrived in washington this week they will stay on the road through next weekend's game at oregon state. >>and this pandemic is relentless it's brutal. >>the dedication and effort of these young academically athletically socially. >>for us to be in the middle of the pandemic. and we haven't had a single positive knock on wood. team in months. means that our our our student athletes are working really hard because they want to play. so i think we need to work just as hard to give them that opportunity. >>a whole lot of moving pieces you have to feel for the >>that's the sound you want to hear scary moment caught on camera stand sauk county a quick thinking deputy saved

camps, back to somalia. newsreel: dadaab is the world's largest refugee camp, and now kenya wants to close it down.n anywhere else. where will i go back to? we are not kenyans, because kenya is telling us, you are refugees. but we are somali neither, because we were brought up in kenya. so, we are caught in between. that was zamzam abdi gelle. and finally, a0 years ago, tourism here in kenya was booming, with visitors coming for the wildlife as well as its beautiful beaches. the next witnesses were making a living playing music at hotels when they were inspired to write a song which went on to become a global hit. this is the story of jambo bwana. plays jambo bwana on saxophone. #jambo, jambo bwana! # habari gani, mzuri sana # wageni, wakaribishwa # kenya yetu, hakuna matata # kenya nchi nzuri, hakuna matata... that's the way it went. the tourists were just crazy about this song. #jambo, jambo bwana! it went silver, then gold, then platinum. that came as a complete surprise to me. # wakaribishwa, hakuna matata! i started the group, them mushrooms, in 1972. me and him were working at the cement fact

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the men's basketball team will stay in north carolina following the camping world maui invitational the team's 3 nonconference home games scheduled in december have all been canceled the coaching staff is working to add a couple of more games in the carolinas. the women's basketball team is still trying to find somewhere else to play their 3 home games. coming up in the next few weeks. meanwhile, the football team arrived in washington this week. they will stay on the road through next week's game at oregon state. >>and this pandemic is relentless it's brutal. >>the dedication and effort of these young academically athletically socially. >>for us to be in the middle of the pandemic and we haven't had a single positive knock on wood. team in months. means that our our our student athletes are working really hard because they want to play. so i think we need to work just as hard to give them that opportunity. >>so that a whole lot of moving pieces with stanford and one thing of note tara vanderveer has 4 wins away from becoming the woman's all time wins leader. so you know we're hoping to

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new covid-19 restrictions, the men's basketball team will stay in north carolina following the camping world map of maui invitational the team's 3 nonconference home games scheduled in december have been canceled the coaching staff is working to add a couple of games in the carolinas. the women's basketball team is still trying to find somewhere else to play their 3 home games coming up in the next few weeks. meanwhile, the football team arrived in washington this week. it will stay on the road through next weekend's game at oregon state. >>and this pandemic is relentless it's brutal. >>the dedication and effort of these young academically athletically socially. >>for us to be in the middle of the pandemic and we haven't had a single positive knock on wood. team in months. means that our our our student athletes are working really hard because they want to play. so i think we need to work just as hard to give them that opportunity. >>one thing of note stanford women's basketball coach tara vanderveer is just a couple wins away from becoming the all-time wins leader and women's college basket

we'll debate and the profit and ceo of camping world marcus limonies joins us, the consumer, the ppp and his dreams reviews are bad and downloads great for hbo max. all ahead in "rapid fire" but let's kick off with the markets and where we stand this hour bob pisani has more on that for us hi, bob? >> and kelly, happy -- happy tuesday. quiet on the vaccine front but a lot of talk on stimulus and whether or not that's going to inning cha let's take a look at the markets. the dow and s&p were at new highs. the russ sell a little choppy, down three days in a row keep an eye on that. cyclicals, like industrial stocks, caterpillar, energy stocks week mid-morning, 1220. headlines, mcconnell rejects schumer's aor request that the senate approve the $2,000 payments by unanimous concept. lost ten points on the s&p on that headline though we're come off the lows of the day so stimulus still matters in the news take a look at the sectors banks, modest gains for the month but overall, you know, still down about 13% for the year energy has been in a downtrend for last few weeks, that's the worst

if you look at these companies and camping world holdings, a competitor, they peaked in early summer and have drifted off that as we reopen maybe people aren't going to be in rvs but numbers for rvs have been going very well >> we'll take a quick break. as we go break, we'll take a check on the s&p sectors today pretty good market for a friday. the s&p up about 25. well, we're cut off a little bit. we'll fix that in a minute i can't see which is number one. neither can you. that's a problem we're back after this. sometimes, you want speedy but reliable. state-of-the-art but dependable. in other words, you want a hybrid. so do telcos. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach with watson ai helps them roll out new innovations anywhere without losing speed. from telco to transportation, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. good work little buddy. ♪ ♪ find a stock basedtech. on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technolog

the men's basketball team will stay in north carolina following the camping world maui invitational them's 3 nonconference home games scheduled in december have been canceled the coaching staff is working to add a couple of games in the carolinas. the women's basketball team is still trying to find somewhere else to play their 3 home games coming up in the next few weeks. meanwhile, the football team arrived in washington this week. they will stay on the road through next weekend's game at stanford at oregon state. >>and this pandemic is relentless it's brutal. >>the dedication and effort of these young academically athletically socially. >>for us to be in the middle of the pandemic and we haven't had a single positive knock on wood. team in months. means that our our our student athletes are working really hard because they want to play. so i think we need to work just as hard to give them that opportunity. >>all righty finally the schedule thanksgiving game between the ravens and the steelers was finally played today, ben roethlisberger. >>through a couple of touchdown passes, includi

show sesame street has developed new characters to support children in the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh the puppets nor the tailor to support rang the children who fled man shiloh palace explains. bridget children have got 2 new friends just like them 6 year old nor and her twin brother . they see so many street markets and join the forecast in cox's bazaar bangla dish to provide education for young ranger refute. children in bangladesh after the last exhibitors in 2017 there haven't been anything done for them their education has been ignored for many years so this is one of the 1st life for our young children 800000 live in cox's bizarre half of them are children it's the world's largest refugee camp many experienced extreme trauma fleeing me after a violent military crackdown in 27 taking. my name is to my are my home this summer cool refugee camp they called us foreigners we fled burma crossing tall mountains when i remember those days i get scared and can't sleep for many these camps have compounded this suffering the new show wants to help them process these emotions

cox's bazaar the children show creates new markets for education and supports what is the world's biggest refugee camp. in the boxing world gets ready for one of the most highly anticipated fights of the new details coming up with peter in the sport in about 35 minutes. less than a week before christmas families across several nations are bracing for a festive season like no other as coronavirus deaths in infections keep on rising governments see lockdowns as the only way to literally save lives in england millions of people have woken up to the highest level of restrictions this so far scientists have uncovered a new strain of the corona virus and it does appear to be spreading fast in the southeast of england and the london area prime minister boris johnson will give an update in or a little under an hour's time in italy shops bars and restaurants will close travel between regions is being banned even going outdoors will be limited for yet another day germany is reporting more than 30000 new infections and elsewhere india has become the world's 2nd nation's record more than 10000000 infections so fa

find a long term solution to the running a crisis more than a 1000000 are living in the world's largest refugee camp at cox's bazaar after fleeing man march in 2017 during a military crackdown the government is now looking to some of them elsewhere this is the 2nd batch the 1st batch run on december for the government is determined to relocate at least 200000 refugees to this remote coastal iran despite opposition from rights groups and even the un for any rowing are worried about how safe the island. people who are willing to go there also knows the risks involved so why are they going there i would never go because i'm afraid but the commander of bangladesh navy in chittagong is confident everything will be ok government has taken up the project. 3 years back before taking up this project in our financial. and it is a study has been carried out by international from nowhere in the world any government as such that the projects that in my knowledge. this is not something that. we believe that my government will take them back to their families and build them. with no means to earn a living and a co

called a textbook case of ethnic cleansing many sought shelter in the world's largest refugee camp at cox's bizarre now their lives are being uprooted again bangladeshis government has moved a 2nd group of nearly 2000 to a remote island rights groups say bus on char is unsafe because it's prone to floods and cyclons but the government insists the new camp will improve the refugees lives as they will have homes markets and schools for 100000 people time your child he reports from the port city of chittagong. around 800 running a refugee is boarded navy vessel in the port city of chittagong in southern bangladesh there been sent to passion charter island where 1600 of their fellow refugees were relocated earlier this month. and his wife who have a young child don't know what to expect so why will they. most are saying things are fine of a day we are going because government told us the facilities are good over there and so we are following their advice no one really pressured us to go there him and rights group have question whether the island is safe and can withstand natural disaster

fleeing across the border and end up staying the average weight is 26 years right now in refugee camps around world this is what we are wanting to keep an eye on is this is not limited to one particular administration. these are global dehumanizing policies that don't recognize that people who are fleeing war or floods or major climate change or whatever it is that's going to be causing these major migrations in the future, these are just actually people so i think these stories are incredibly important to show that these are not about policies, these are about people who get caught up in this time period and somehow those of us who live in the united states feel like it's acceptable collateral to allow people to be separated from their children just because they are from syria and muslim or just because they are crossing the border into the united states and that seems reckoning is something we need to really focus on the matter where we are talking about the deterrent policies in the world. >> i think those are really good points. it really underscores as well the individual narratives to help re

coax is bizarre the children's show creates new muppets for education and supports in the world's biggest refugee camp. the number of reported coronavirus cases in india has now passed 10000000 it has the 2nd highest number of cases in the world behind the united states so the government says faction rates have fallen sharply in recent weeks elizabeth per annum has more from new delhi. india has surpassed 10000000 recorded cases of the supreme court saying the 19 pandemic spread like wildfire in the country because of a lack of implementation of guidelines to stop this it's asking for better cooperation between the central and state governments it's also asking the central government to find a way to give time off to functional and health care workers who it said are exhausted physically and mentally from 8 months of tireless work the good news is that the number of daily cases the daily rise in cases is the lowest it's been since mid july that's despite the fact india is testing more people now than it was then health experts say it's still not testing as many as it should be meanwhile the indian gov

but one of the most extensive prisoner of war camp escapes in world war ii happened in october of 1943 in one of three death camps in poland. sobibor was located near the eastern border of poland and not many documents survived because the germans tried to erase the history of what happened there. it opened in the spring of 1942, was built expressly for the purpose of killing jews. the area was remote. the land was not good, but it did have a rail line. jews arrived by the train load, usually ten box cars at a time carrying about 2,000 people. every jew sent there was gassed within 24 hours. those arriving were told they were at the transfer station, their valuables were taken from them and their hair was cut before they were sent to the showers, tore gas chambers. some jews were retained to work, and those who worked there knew what they were involved in. this caused them great distress. they had to clean up their remains after each train load was gassed. they had to befoury the people the mass graves. they were expected to herd the people through the camp and to their death and they

for our young children 800000 live in cox's bizarre half of them are children it's the world's largest refugee camp many experienced extreme trauma fleeing me after a violent military crackdown in 27 taking. my name is so my are my home this summer cool refugee camp they called us foreigners we fled burma crossing tall mountains when i remember those days i get scared and can't sleep for many these camps have compounded this suffering the new show wants to help them process these emotions through plague it's not the 1st time the t.v. show has tried to help young refugees in recent years 6 of the street has teamed with n.g.o.s and governments to support other children to her grave i am from sesame street push their agenda at the un seen here with the nominee for u.s. secretary of state tony blinken refugees are just glad. 2 to afghanistan with a launch the local version of the show and created sari a 6 year old afghan girl who enjoys. sports and this year welcome 6 to move the show in arabic and kurdish to support children displaced by the syrian. system the street was created half a century ago as

and sees the new sesame street muppets raising awareness with the remainder stuck in the world's largest refugee camp. and i'm piece similar to sports news mexican boxer solo album is easily beats callen smith to become a full the visual world champion more later this news. we begin the news with the global battle against corona virus more and more people around the world are starting to receive vaccines but their rollout is also highlighting the division between the global haves and have. nots infections worldwide now stand more than 76000000 the number of deaths edging towards 1700000 the us remains the worst hit country the virus killing more than 300000 people there many cities and regions are also heading back into lockdown including the northern beaches suburbs in sydney a cluster of their least 70 cases has been reported there are straight here have gone 2 weeks without recording any local transmissions in london and other parts of the u.k. extensive restrictions of just been reimposed due to a new mutated strain of corona virus we've gotten of the barber standing by live for us in london for

to cox's bazaar the children show creates new markets for education and supports in the world's biggest refugee camp. well we begin with the latest developments on the corona virus pandemic as the global number of cases continues to rise in india the number of reported infections is now past 10000000 that's the 2nd highest figure in the world behind the united states but the government there says infection rates have fallen sharply in recent weeks in the united states a second's coronavirus vaccine has been approved tests show the maternal job is more than 94 percent effective when administered in 2 doses 4 weeks apart and europe has entered the final week before christmas with many countries imposing new lock tents germany seen another 24 hours with more than 30000 infections that's despite its 3rd day of tight restrictions well russia is an epidemiologist and professor at the who university in new delhi he says he doesn't expect another wave of infections as he believes india is well prepared the notification of daily new cases which was $90000.00 plus is now down 223000 range which is a 70 percen

street to cox's bizarre children's show creates new puppets for education in support of the world's biggest refugee camp. there's then a week before christmas families across europe are facing what's supposed to be a festive season separation is confined to their homes governments that are trying to get back in control of infection rate see lockdowns as the only answer in the israeli shops bars ad restaurants will close travel between regions is being banned even going outdoors will be limited neighboring austria goes into its 3rd lockdown on december 26th germany and its 3rd day of tough restrictions has seen another 24 hours with more than 30000 new infections elsewhere india has become the 2nd nation to record more than 10000000 infections of the u.s. as authorized return as covert 19 vaccine allowing a 2nd jab to be shipped across the world's worst affected country for a challenge says more on the situation in europe from a european broadcast center. italy is going into a new national lockdown across the whole country for select parts of the christmas and new year period where yes you will still be

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accommodate up to 100000 people they say it will help to ease overcrowding in the largest refugee camp in the world cup 5th bizarre that's home to more than a 1000000. but the majority fled 3 years ago in a military crackdown on the muslim minority. although me on monday night's genocide the u.n. called it textbook ethnic cleansing. the u.n. says it doesn't have access to the island but rights groups say they want to know if the regime too will receive appropriate medical care ensure the human rights freedom of movement education and want their then are they able to come back more about a manly out of iraq. this is all to syria these are the top stories they're made of coate says he's pleased with the progress of talks aimed at ending a blockade of qatar by neighboring countries the saudi foreign minister says all the nations involved a close to finalizing and a growing u.s. president elect joe biden's urging congress to pass a coronavirus aid bill.

they say it will help to ease overcrowding in the largest refugee camp in the world. to more than one million. the majority fled myanmar more than three years ago in a military crackdown on muslim minorities. the u.n. called it textbook ethnic cleansing. the u.n. says it doesn't have access to the island. but rights groups say they want to know if they will receive appropriate medical care, ensure their human rights, freedom of movement, education, and once they're there, are they able to come back? laura bertinelli, al jazeera. rob: india's government says it is open to amending some of its agricultural reforms as farmers continue to protest outside the capital. tens of thousands were demanding the government gives them a minimum guaranteed price for their crops. they are worried legislation passed in september will lead to corporate exploitation. the two sides will resume negotiations saturday after a second round of talks ended without an agreement. the world's biggest cinema group says it's in urgent talks with one of the largest hollywood studios about showing fi

commentate up to 100000 people they say it will help to ease overcrowding in the largest refugee camp in the world cox's bazaar that's home to moved. a 1000000. the majority fled 3 years ago in a military crackdown on the muslim minority. genocide the u.n. called it textbook ethnic cleansing. the u.n. says it doesn't have access to the island but rights groups say they want to know if the region to receive appropriate medical care ensure the human rights freedom of movement education and one theater there are they able to come back. to 0. leaders in the united states so calling on people to wear masks and warning of even more drastic restrictions as the corona virus outbreak continues to shatter records 217664000 new cases that's well over 200000 new cases detected on thursday and then also there were 2879 deaths this is the highest daily rise so far in both infections and fatalities as part of the country's deadliest 3 day stretch since the outbreak started president elect joe biden is urging americans to wear masks for his 1st 100 days in office but searches also stalled the economic recovery wi

camp david, a lot. and, you know, again, it's a place where laura and i invited a lot of world leaders, tony blair's first visit to the united states, we took him to camp david. laura decided to have a movie there. they've got a nice movie theater there, called "meet the family --," oh, meet the parents, yeah, i was asleep. if you like to exercise, it's a fabulous place to get outdoors and exercise. we had mountain bike trails. wonderful gym. i think the thing that i remember most about camp david was christmass. it's big enough for our big family each to have their own cabin, and so mother and dad would come, jeb and his family, neil and his family, camp marvin and his family, and doro and it was spectacular, a spectacular time. the reason i emphasize the family aspect is because during the presidency, you know, sometimes there's not -- it's kind of hard to count on certain people but you can always count on your family to bring you comfort and love. so that's one thing we're going to hear about tonight is a true shang relay. holly kuzmich is going to interview geor interview giorgione, she's going to in

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accommodate up to 100000 people they say it will help to ease overcrowding in the largest refugee camp in the world cox's bizarre that's home to more than a 1000000. the majority fled 3 years ago in a military crackdown on the muslim minority. although me a month denies genocide the u.n. called it textbook ethnic cleansing. the u.n. says it doesn't have access to the island but rights groups say they want to know if the real hindu will receive appropriate medical care ensure the human rights freedom of movement education and want there that all they able to come back about a manly out to 0 still ahead on al-jazeera. my cat say i am somewhat optimistic that we are close to finalizing. an agreement. new hope for resolving the gulf crisis and your abs has a deal to end the 3 year 9 c.n.a. blockade of qatar as close. as lines for handouts get no longer in argentina the government tenanted speech is citizen to its rich it's the richest citizens to have for help. but. we've got lots of cold unsettled weather across a good positive here at the moment low pressure dominating proceedings every of low pressu

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world war ii. most know where those sent to concentration camps, yet there were also migrant laborers, forced laborers, collaborators, lyrical parishioners and pows. when the war ended many if not most displaced persons return home. yet as the title suggests, a million did not. this book tells the story of their search for a new home. david, thanks for joining us. to kick it off i just have a simple question, which is how did you come to the story? how did you see "the last million" as a singular story to be told? >> i think it had a lot to do with tony just extraordinary book postwar period i had learned not to take the commonsense view of historical events as necessarily truthful. sometimes only partially truthful. went i read tony's book it became clear to me much clearer than it been before the wars don't and with peace treaties, the cessation of austin was competing with soldiers going home. the suffering for civilians who have been displaced by war continues unabated in the case of "the last million" for three to five years they remained in germany, in camps, many behind barbed wire for three to

world cup to meet with officials, but we were forced to cancel that trip. >> the central government has been encouraging cities and towns nationwide to host training camps for teams from around the world. one aim is to boost the spirit of international solidarity embodied by the olympic and paralympic movement. more than 500 cities and towns have registered for the program. but they have to figure out how to minimize the risk of infection as they weigh the assets. earlier this month, officials from the central government and the games organizing committee came up with antivirus guidelines. they include using dedicated buses to transport athletes and ensuring that each has their own accommodations. instead of rooming together. athletes are also required to practice in dedicated facilities. part of the broader recommendation to limit contact with locals until after the games. officials are trying to adapt their plans to abide by the guidelines. they have picked an entire hotel to accommodate the bulgarian team. they are considering how to hold exchange events safely. and they are thinking about the rising costs of these preventive measures. >> we're expecting

camp. i still don't know. yes, accept the reality. this is the world.ces between each other. but i still have hope that the world is notjust darkness. there's a narrow, bright light inside this dark world. hello there. we've had a fair amount of snow across parts of the uk. the last few days, we've seen quite a bit across northern and western parts of england and in towards wales, and that's obviously led to some pretty treacherous conditions on untreated roads and pavements regarding ice. that's likely to continue for the rest of the week. now, if it hasn't snowed where you are, you could be seeing some snow as we move through the latter part of this week, as it stays cold, frosty with further rain, sleet and snow for some. but there will continue to be some sunshine around as well. so this is the forecast, then, for the last week of 2020. you can see where our air source is coming from, from the arctic on northerly winds. and we've got these features enhanced in the shower activity, one across the north of scotland into wednesday and another feature r

bazaar the children show creates new muppets for education and support in what is the world's biggest refugee camp. and 36 all out india suffer a crushing defeat to australia that's coming up with germany in the sport in 30 minutes. some politicians in the us a call the suspected russian hacker government agency is virtually quotes a declaration of war but the us president donald trump has tweeted underplaying was seen as the biggest cyber espionage ever against washington against the united states now he says the cyber attack is far greater in what he's calling on twitter the fake news media than in actuality i have been fully briefed he says and everything is well under control russia russia russia is the priority chant when anything happens because a lame stream is for mostly financial reasons petrified of discussing the possibility that it may be china brackets it made brackets well mr trump is contradicting directly his own secretary of state mike pompei o who earlier said it's quotes pretty clear that russian hackers are behind the ongoing cyber attack described as the worst in american hist

more than a million are living in the world's largest refugee camp after fleeing myanmar in 2017 duringitary crackdown . the government is looking to house some of them elsewhere. this is the second batch. the first batch went on december 4. the government is determined to relocate at least 100,000 refugees to this remote coastal island despite opposition from rights groups and the you and -- and they you and. >> many are worried about how safe the island's. >> people are worried about the risks involved. why are they going there? i would never go because i am afraid. >> the commander of bangladesh's navy is confident everything will be ok. >> the government has taken on the project three years back and before taking up this project, a detailed study was carried out. nowhere in the world any government has created such a kind of project in my knowledge. this is something that we are proud of and we believe the government will soon take them back to the country. until then, they are safe your. >> with no means to earn a living uncongested conditions, some rohingya refugees decided to tak

water let alone health care al-jazeera stand their child reports from the world's not just refugee camp. in bangladesh take a little over 3 and a half years since arriving are refugees crossed into bangladesh from myanmar when you walk around the camp there is a stability and normalises but on the other hand when you talk to the rowing or refuges them so you can sense there's a sense of frustration that been facing major challenges during the pandemic aside from restriction limitation on communication the brain also shortage of food and limitations of russian food you already know i'm very happy to get the russian but to be honest it's not enough for the family sometimes i have to do rice from. strictly depend on him an attorney and assistance from aid agencies and bangladesh government we had to make sure that we had enough to feed all 860000. and on top of that we also. feel assistance programs for members of his community not talking to many of their own we found out their sense of frustration they're mainly concerned about their children and nearly half the population are children t

and children in the world's largest refugee camp now have a brand new pair friends know and as he's the 1st to hang them up it's design by the makers of the us children series sesame street part of the charitable play to learn program bringing educational videos to disadvantaged children worldwide 400000 ringer children are housed in refugee camps in bangladesh after their families fled persecution in neighboring me and mine. amount of top stories on al-jazeera the governor of nigeria's northern katsina state has told us there that all $344.00 kidnapped school boys are being released and will be home soon and syria's government has been negotiating with what it described as armed bandits since the boys were taken from their boarding school 6 days ago a faction of the armed group boko haram has claimed responsibility for the attack and earlier released a proof of life video a manager he says more from state the governor of course in a state told me that he's just got information that the boys have been released and the government the state government has sent some buses to bring them bac

camp david, a lot. and it's a place where laura and i invited a lot of world leaders, tony blair's first visit to the united states. we took him camp david. laura decided to have a movie there. they have a nice movie theater, it was called meet the parents. i was asleep. [laughs] if you like to exercise, it's a great place to get outdoors and exercise. we had mountain bike trails, wonderful jim. i think the thing that i remember the most about camp david was christmas is. it's big enough for our big family each to have their own cabin. mother and dad would come, jeb and his family, marvin and his family, view and his family angela. it was spectacular. the reason i emphasize the family aspect, during the presidency, it can be hard to count on certain people. but you can always count on your family to give you comfort and love. and that is what we are going to hear about tonight. a true shangri-la, we are going to interview admiral michael who was the base commander when we first got to camp david. he's also going to interview stephen mclaren, the president of the white house historical association. finally,

to cox is bizarre the children's show creates new markets for education in sports the world's biggest refugee camp. and i'm peter finn i have all your supporters india slumped to the lowest total interest cricket school in just $36.00 of the crushed adelaide. less than a week before christmas families across europe a face of what's supposed to be a festive season separated and confined to their homes governments trying to get back in control of infection rates see lockdowns as the only answer in italy shops bars and restaurants will close travel between regions is being banned even going outdoors will be limited neighboring austria goes into its 3rd lockdown on december the 26th germany and its 3rd day of tough restrictions has seen another 24 hours with more than 30000 new infections elsewhere india has become the 2nd nation to record more than 10000000 infections of the us is all has been done as covert 19 vaccine allowing a 2nd jab to be shipped across the world's worst affected country i'll speak more about that shortly with hide your castro in washington d.c. 1st let's go to henri chalons and

street to cox's bizarre children's show creates new bumper to education and support in the world's biggest refugee camp. m p discriminant all over your sports for india slumped to their lowest innings total interest cricket score in just $36.00 of the crotched one strain in adelaide. we begin this news all with the latest developments on the coronavirus scientific as the global number of cases continues to rise in india the number of reported infections has now passed 10000000 that is the 2nd highest figure in the world behind the u.s. but the government says infection rates have fallen sharply in recent weeks in the united states a 2nd corona virus vaccine has been approved tests showed the jab is more than 94 percent effective when administered in 2 doses 4 weeks pass europe has entered the final week before christmas with many countries imposing new lockdowns germany seen another 24 hours with more than 30000 infections despite a 3rd day of tight restrictions while that's all more about india we're joined by ron. desk of the in new delhi he is an epidemiologist and professor at the center of social

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as bad as that period of time was it wasn't as bad as the military march on the world war i veterans setting up camp in the mid-1930s and demanding bonuses. president hoover ordered them removed by the military. but not by none other than douglas macarthur complete with a tank, horse cavalry and harmed troops senator bobby kennedy running for president only to suffer the same fate as his brother. then came watergate. those days were tough. it was almost impossible not to face the political parties. today we are in the midst of a worldwide pandemic and even that has fallen into politics but it doesn't have to be. kansas has been dealt its fair share but in kansas we do not let them find us. we grabbed the bootstraps and get to work. that is our normal. the fire in 217. these flames those folks learned to adapt and build back with disaster programs. had at the tail of kansas wants a boomtown turned toxic waste town. it was it on an unsafe and unhealthy place to live. we worked with the obama administration and relocated them to greener pastures because it is what we do in kansas. and let's not forget