james: in the cavaliers saw and identified themselves as the cavalier. david: also busybodies.y're trying to divide. moralistic. prudish. it is to hang quakers and burn witches and hang them and so forth. also very materialistic. slowly people. james: in puritans, versus cavalier, aristocratic antidemocratic prey to. david: that's right. and making other people labor for them and idols. and the cavaliers were the brenda's and drinking their meant tulips while they enslaved people working. james: so that theme runs all the way through the book. and i actually just this afternoon i picked up the book. the differences between the puritans and the cavalier. and is still there. david: it is to some degree yes. james: so let me ask you about this thing that shows up. it doesn't run all of the way through but once it shows up it is there. it has to do with niagara falls. i remember when i was a kid, niagara falls was larger in the culture and it does now. people went on their honeymoon's there. things like that but in the middle of the 19th century, niagara falls was a huge deal. and

he has a short history viewed as the difference between the good and the cavalier. >> it is still there to some degree. let me ask another theme that shows up. once it shows up, it's there and i remember it loomed a bit larger but in the middle of the 19th century, niagara falls was a huge deal and a lot of people used it including lincoln himself. but there is an incident in 1858 that also happens and becomes a metaphor that you see. [inaudible] >> it was a great tourist attraction they then went over the great lakes back to chicago and he lived in illinois. he was stunned by the spectacle and part of my book is influenced by the school of thought called post-humanism and that is the effect that nature and things and today, even right now we are very much experiencing the post-human experience because we are speaking the way we do because of things and other times it is a hurricane. he was immersed in the very beginning. he totally lived off of the forest and was surrounded from the beginning i kind of savage nature and when he sees niagara falls its overwhelmed by the energy and power

they were accepted by the puritans and cavaliers. they were also pacifists even during the civil war they were conscientious if they didn't want to go to battle over old opinions so the quakers were okay with the south that they were also sort of beloved in the north and in fact they had been persecuted and hanged in the early new england but by this time they were in the middle of the atlantic states and pennsylvania and it was kind of a buffer between. and i explored in my book how lincoln kind of emphasizes that aspect. >> there was a wonderful of years ago [inaudible] i'm surprised to see how many people at the time didn't understand but they understood they had a very -- they didn't like the image and they were not only felt images but they were stereotypes. how does each stereotype each other? >> i think that they can pretty easily even in our culture as back then become caricatures. these were definitely caricatures. by the time of the 19th century when this was being talked about, both of the sections were to be dismissed in

one final thing cavalier about any of these problems.ng - is your political set of beliefs about not wanting restrictions, which many people will share, is that overriding, in a way, the common—sense need for precautions here? for a limited time? we know the vaccine is coming, matt hancock thinks we will be through the worst by easter. would you like me to a nswer by easter. would you like me to answer your question? yes, please. it is absolutely not the case, what you have just said. it is absolutely not the case, what you havejust said. i have engaged seriously with this question throughout. some of my colleagues have taken an absolutist approach on rights, but i am very clear that a rights, but i am very clear that a right to a family life can be infringed upon to protect public health, so i have sought to be extremely pragmatic, and i think what we are asking for is a group is highly reasonable. we just asking the government to show that the measures are necessary and proportionate, that they do actually deal with the virus, and that

king charles, because it resembles charles' the second's dog of the restoration and cavalier becaused in florida without thinking, "alligator." now you are probably wondering how richard and gunner are doing after this whole ordeal. well, gunner suffered a puncture wound, but after a trip to the vet he's good as new and richard also got hurt, but don't worry, he got top-notch medical care >> i had some wounds on my hands, and i went and got a tetanus shot and i came home and put some super glue in some cuts, and put them back together >> seth: and i know that sounds crazy, but you have to remember that most hospitals in florida are also hardware stores still, i guess that explains crazy glue's new slogan, "crazy glue: for when your hand gets [ bleep ] up by an alligator." you guys, these are stressful times. we are in the grip of a global pandemic where everyday, we are at the mercy of nature but for one shining moment, a man grabbed nature by the face, and said, "not today." so thank you, richard wilbanks >> and happy thanksgiving to the world. >> this has been "the kind of story we

his three-pointer comes up short as the coach pulls off a huge upset, 61-60 over the cavaliers.celebrating. [ laughter ] >> that's what you do when you knock off the fourth-ranked team in the nation. usf, frank and heather, was a 16 point underdog. i would say, that is the biggest win for them in decades. >> that is so cool to see. >>> thank you, we will see you later. have a good night everyone. i have a learning disability. the letters jump around on the page and appear backwards. honey, we had you tested like six times. trust me, i was praying for dyslexia. oh, my god, why can't you ever let me have any fun?! [ muffled screaming ] ew. ew. dad, gross. your hand smells like cheese! i didn't want to dirty a knife. sit. now, we all know when nana dede comes to visit, your mom can get a little... psycho? scary. drunk? all true. therefore, i need you guys to be on your best behavior. don't worry. i'll keep to myself. i have to practice for my cello recital. [ groans ] ohh, fine. you know what? if it keeps you out of your mom's hair, yes, do that. luke, if your mom starts to lose it

cardinals and on to some college hoops todd golden the usf dons looking to upset the 4th ranked virginia cavaliers 2 minutes to go in the 2nd half dogs up by 4 topping your cut am that one is good for a deep 3 todd golden company was pretty happy about that their lead increased to 7. however, 6 seconds left don's leading by one the past that sam hauser he put that one up that wouldn't go and that would do it usf outlasts and upsets virginia, huge upset 6160 the final score. they will host the rhode island rams on sunday, a good sign for usf basketball. well, the cows, women's basketball team is a couple more days to regroup after falling the san jose state for the first time in a decade. it's no surprise that he would experience some growing pains so early on with this very young roster in fact, the bears only have one senior and one junior they also are without starter and team captain jazlyn green who is dealing with an injury. but the golden bears they should be just fine their freshman class was ranked the 6th best in the country by espn w hoop girls, head coach sherman smith told me she's rea

trump's chief of staff mark meadows has also tested positive post to suggest that trump seemingly cavalier attitude towards the virus was a drag on his reelection bid. >>and here in california state leaders are already gearing up to work with the president and vice president elect joe biden and kamala harris, although donald trump has yet to concede in the presidential race governor gavin newsome said monday. the state isn't waiting to prepare for the new biden harris administration. >>this is an exciting in live time and opportunity for the state of california and we're going to we're going to do everything we can to maximize it and to do so very efficiently and effectively and we are not waiting. for. president trump to make an announcement saying he's walking work its way through the court system we are working very collaboratively now engaging. >>all of our department head. >>the governor says he has yet to speak with president elect joe biden but conversations have already started with his friend. colleague and vice president-elect kamala harris. the governor praised their first move

that might press boris johnson not to be so cavalier with international law and international agreementshat despite changes of government over many decades, the relationship between britain and the united states and those two countries and canada, australia and new zealand, it remains very powerful. it is very deep and enduring, very wide in terms of the remit of it. i think there will be a change because britain is no longer in the eu and the eu is clearly something with which the united states has to make a free trade deal with as well. it changes the micro calculation but underneath, the politics of the relationship is very strong. the uk is integrated into nato and an ally of the united states. i don't think thatis of the united states. i don't think that is going to change very much at all. i was talking to a former biden adviser last night on radio four, who was saying because of the difficulty of this election, it may be that and because the democrats might yet win control of the senate, but that is doubtful, we don't know until the seeds are resolved in georgia in january, until

cavalier has worn that with more than a quarter of the current fleet being 0 emission electric vehicles. taking taxis off the road is actually doing more harm than good. we were an industry back in march. that was a best in 50000000 pounds a week in new electric vehicles, a new electric infrastructure, and those vehicles now are in danger of being repossessed. we're in position where we could be going backwards rather than forwards. an absolute disaster that sentiment is indorsed by this clean air campaign. i have not had the support that other sectors of the economy had of had. and what i would like to see is the government putting support in and using this moment that the billions and hundreds of billions of money that are being spent into driving the taxi industry and other, industries towards much cleaner vehicles. since its introduction in the 1950 s., the london black cab has been a british design icon. but nostalgia and style cannot by themselves. keep these vehicles on the road. paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. there's a japanese company there trying to bring some cheer and spark

treating it in the spring that only matters if we have enough hospital beds a lot of people are having cavalier attitude. hey, you are fine unless you are old. well, guess what, a lot of us are old. the sense is understood and respected. when you have more than 100,000 new infections everyday, you are looking at a lot of fatalities we need this the truth is we tried to fight the pandemic state by state. that failed. europeans are failing too, i know, asia is doing great. if we were serious of contact tracing and social distancing and wearing masks, we may be in the same situation of china and singapore and china. public health ais a big part of issue in the country, we could not do it. people don't want to handle over the data masks? very hard. even president trump won't stop trash talking them the idea is to design one made by warren tyson. so many people refused to wear them as a political statement. unfortunately we still need masks and we have a long winter ahead of us. i thought about this because of my dad who was in the army and it is veterans week and i think about them it reminds me of

usf was a 15 point underdog and they knock off the fourth- ranked cavaliers 61-60. >>> randy bennett in his 20th season at st. mary's as they took on south dakota state this afternoon in sioux falls. st. mary's working the inside out. the gales with the jackrabbit 72-59 improved to twoÃone. >>> fun stuff on the golf course today, steph curry was one of the participants, he was one of the headliners for this charity event, take a look. >> that's a nice shirt you've got on. how many zebras had to die for you to look fly? >> some friendly ribbing about steph curry's attire, the shot of the day is by curry's teammate peyton manning on the par 5. he just rolls it right up, just misses the eagle from the fairway. the other team featured charles barkley and phil mickelson and when mickelson rolls this one in, they are your champions, but no losers, it was all for charity today. >> we will see you at later everyone. yeah, there should be a term for that. oh, for crying out loud, there is a term for that! it's called "imposter syndrome," and you don't have it, because you can't have it if you

been robust, i presented a couple of advocate situations that may make you feel i am being a little cavalier and maybe raise some cash can those things happen? i don't know that's what people are talking about. i'm siting down with the ceo of earnings and is ulta on target i'm siting down with the ceo, they are teaming up with retailer to create beautiful possibilities for both company lemonade is fully after earnings looking pretty good. time to make lemonade out of lemons stay with cramer don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jim cramer have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com, at calvert, we know responsible investing is hard. if you're concerned about the environment and climate change, how do you find companies that are driving the right outcomes? if you care about economic equality and social justice, which firms are addressing it in their workplaces and their communities? for nearly 40 years, calvert has delivered competitive returns by investing in companies making a difference becau

we were in the bone and sinew of the north, the white mudsills mowing down these cavaliers. people like brewster wanted access to the south's resources. ,e talked with his family about the soil and virginia's wonderful. he is not alone in saying that. i want to tell uncle edward he ought to move here and i am thinking of getting a farm down here. this is when we can have independence. meanhat is what you utilizing the labor of former slaves. is never any doubt in brewster and other northerners' minds that they are going to pay wages to these former slaves, but understand that wage laborers during the war were somewhat ambiguous. i talked a lot about benjamin atler, the general who, various moments during the war, commanded the department of virginia and later the department of virginia and north carolina. he initiated a plan in set the highest wage that african-american man could make at $10, a number your audience will know was at that point the monthly wage for african-american soldiers. funnel menthat to from other, perhaps more remunerative work, which seems hard to beli

they get the win over the cavaliers.you knock off the fourth ranked team in the nation, you do a little celebrating.[ laughter ]>> that is what it looked like in their locker room. they were 16 point underdog. that is the biggest win for the program in decades. as are st. mary's, they took on south dakota state. this is year number 20 for randy bennett. st. mary's works the inside out action. it is tom knocking down the triple. he had a career-high 25. they take care of the jackrabbits of south dakota's date 72-59. the improved 2-1. we have some fun stuff at the golf course. stefan curry was one of the headliners for this charity event. >> hey, that is a nice shirt you got on. how many zebras had to die for you to look fly? [ laughter ]>> they were talking some stuff today. here's a shot of the day, courtesy of his teammate, peyton manning on the par five second hole. he just misses the eagle from the fairway. the other team featured charles barkley and phil mickelson. when mickelson rolls in the birdie, they are your wi

reptile all without dropping the cigar in his mouth, 74 year-old richard will banks was walking his cavalierg charles spaniel named gunner when it happened in the cameras were set up by the florida wildlife federation caught everything on camera here's how will banks described those moments. >>well that was on sunday morning and we just out for a stroll by the edge of the pond in. you know i knew we had alligators of the are now watch this on water and just came out like a and graham governor. and yes, you know was swimming off with a win. i just didn't even take time think or i just jumped in warren. yeah, alligator and got him up to the bank and proud of you all open to get this beautiful out. >>little gunner has seen a veterinarian he did suffer a small puncture wound in his stomach. that said though that the puppy is going to be fine. a rite of passage for students attending in person schools is the annual school picture, but this one didn't go quite as planned a mother posted this picture to facebook with the caption. mom fail brittany kenley says she had the option of adding the child'

it's a cautionary tale for any of us who have had that cavalier thought, well, maybe it would be easier to get it. yeah, it's an important reminder. thank you very much. >> i thought you were going to say for those of us who have the notion of sometimes going for a run. >> don't do that. stop doing that. >> okay. >> stop that right now. >>> all right. there are two runoff races in georgia and of course they will decide the balance of power or could in the senate. so how will these high stakes battles play out? harry enten will be here to break it all down for us. hey! it's me! your dry skin! i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've got to have each other's backs... cerave. now the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare brand. once again be on georgia as control of the u.s. senate depends on the outcome of these two runoff elections. let's bring in harry enten cnn's senior political writer and analyst. great to see you as always. just remind us of why this is so important and how we got here with t

he has this history of being cavalier and careless with classified information and if he continued togs and in addition to the examples you mentioned, there is a famous episode in 2017 where he provided top secret intelligence about terrorism that came from an ally to the russian foreign minister and the russian ambassador in the oval office. it was a mini scandal. our ally was upset. it messed up a program, we understand and he also more recently talked to bob woodward, the journalist about a top secret nuclear program the chinese were not aware of that nobody knew about and the justice department said it's true and they were shocked he discussed it. there is a track record that's alarming and they say it's bad enough he know what is he knows. let's not give him further information. the question will be whether joe biden wants to take this on or just hopes that it goes away and trump never asks for these briefings, ali. >> right. i was going to say is it joe biden who makes this decision in the end? >> 100%. there is no law that governs this. this is a courtesy the existing president

these numbers are so shocking and egregious, the idea that people could be so cavalier about it is noteartening. i mean, it's just so horrible. i mean, the mayor of denver is actually apologizing for flying to spend thanksgiving with his family in mississippi. i mean, which he did shortly after urging people to host virtual gatherings. we all want to see our families right? but leaders are elected to make these tough choices and to sacrifice, right? >> exactly. you know, despite these horrible numbers, i really am optimistic. we now have the biologic tools, the vaccines that will put an end to this virus. but it's going to take months. so, we need to cut our losses. and the only way to cut our losses is to do these simple public health things. like many of us have been saying from the beginning. the difference is that going forward after january 20th, there will be a consistent message coming out of washington. there will be a consistent message to the states, not mixed messages. i'm optimistic, but the next couple of months are going to be really tough and the american public needs to

. >> people get cavalier with this sort of stuff, doctor. i guess i can dispense with the home mass thing. if my restaurants are open, and states like new jersey and connecticut's, people can get a little cocky prematurely. where do you tell them? >> i tell them to keep mitigating a keep wearing the mask and keep those social distancing and washing hands. behave as though everything is radioactive that you come into contact with. don't let your guard down. this is an emergency use authorization after two injections. injections are one and then 21 days later another one. the measured data right now. it's 90% effective. we don't want to let people's guards down because we still will have 1,000 people a day infected. it could be march or april. let's not get cocky appeared less not get crazy and start dropping our masks and socializing and screaming and yelling and going to the bars and having sharing beers with all of our friends. at that we don't want to see. >> neil: a very good advice. always good catching up with you, my friend. stepping b

light late last night, willie, as you said, chief of staff mark meadows, let's be clear here, had a cavaliert of reflective of how most in the white house have treated this pandemic, rarely wore a mask, even in the hours after the president, about a month ago contracted the virus, he was still in the white house without a mask. he has been of course was the one that went with president donald trump to walter reed medical center. an outbreak that infected several high-level staffers and dozens more when you count those at the white house rose garden. on tuesday, on election day, coming off of a three days of barn storming travel, the president went to his campaign headquarters in arlington, virginia where he thanked staff. mark meadows is there plain as day. he's in all the photographs. no mask. that night the president had that event at the white house, an election night event at the white house where a couple hundred people were packed in to the east room. they were given covid tests, the white house says, but as we know, those tests don't always pick up if you're in the early stages of hav

president is still resisting the results, at least on twitter, but on camera yesterday he sounded less cavalier told reporters he will leave the white house if the electoral college votes for biden. they're set to do just that when they meet in a few weeks this was the first time we've seen the president take questions from reporters since election day >>> the president getting involved in georgia's senate race now he said he'll campaign in the state next saturday, december the 5th. that's new today two senate seats up for grabs there in a high stakes runoff that will decide who controls the u.s. senate. big political cash is pouring in there. the ad spending right now is massive. republicans and democrats are shelling out $2 million every day on average in tv and radio ads. that's according to advertising analytics. the parties have already spent nearly 60 million bucks since election day and have booked another $200 million worth of ads in the days to come. nbc's julia jester is live in atlanta for us julia, how is this cash impacting the turnout? do we know >> reporter: all that saturation o

and to some college hoops todd golden the usf dons looking to upset the fourth-ranked virginia cavaliers minutes to go in the 2nd half don's up by 4 ta being your kit for 3 and that one's good. todd golden company loving it their lead increases to 7 however 6 seconds left here don's up by one the pass to sam hauser his 3 is no good and that will do it usf house outlasts and upsets virginia 6160. the final score a huge win for the dawn still host the rhode island rams on sunday. and the cow women's basketball team is looking to bounce back after dropping their season opener to san jose state the first time they lost to them in over a decade. and this very young squad still has some growing to do but they are loaded with potential, the golden bears freshman class was ranked the 6th best in the country by espnw hoop girls and the bears only have one senior and one junior also on wednesday, they were without sophomore starter and team captain jessalyn green who is dealing with an injury. head coach sherman smith said what her team lacks in experience that makes up for in tenacity and talent.

and on to some college hoops todd golden in the usf dons looking to upset the 4th ranked virginia cavaliersinutes to go in the 2nd half don's up by 4 top the you're correct deep 3 on that one todd golden company loving it their lead increases to 7 however 6 seconds left leading by one the pass to sam hauser his 3 is a no-go they try to tap in the rebound to usf outlasts and upsets virginia 6160, the final score they will host the rhode island rams on sunday, a major win for the dons and the cowans basketball team is looking to bounce back after dropping their season opener to san jose state. this very young squad still has quite a bit of growing to do but they are loaded with potential. the golden bears freshman class was ranked the 6th best in the country by espnw hoop girls, the bears only have one senior and one junior. also on wednesday. they were without sophomore starter and team captain jason green who is dealing with an injury. head coach sherman smith said what her team lacks in experience it makes up for in talent and tenacity. >>with 9 freshman and sophomores it's it's a lot of y

you can make the case maybe that's not something that a high-ranking government official should be cavalier i think this is just a wait-and-see mode. they are in a holding pattern waiting to see what happens with some of the challenges popping up across the country any set said ultimately he's confident that there will be a smooth transition. to whom or to what, unspecified but i think everyone sort of understand with the likeliest outcome is here and it's one that's been projected is the true outcome by our decision desk. >> bret: harold, we heard hillary clinton weeks before election day say to joe biden's whatever happens, do not concede concede. don't concede. if it was reversed, if the situation was reversed and the biden team was fighting legal battles in various states, do you think there would be a concession? how would it be handled? >> thanks for having me on. i don't know the answer to that. my sense is that there would not be what is happening right now. i would remind everyone that in 2016 then donald trump, now president trump won wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania by 77,00

the other issue of course, for donald trump, is that he has a history of being careless and cavalieryou believe that he would not sell secrets or intentionally provide secrets to russia or china, or some other government, he has a history of just being indiscrete. for example, he disclosed highly sensitive terrorism intelligence to the russian foreign minister and the russian ambassador in the oval office back in 2017. just this year, he told the journalist bob woodward about a secret nuclear capability that had never been disclosed that the defense department later confirmed and said they were shocked that donald trump talked about it. so intelligence officials are really worried about giving donald trump any further access to classified information and they're calling for biden to deny any of these briefings. and it is not even clear that trump will want the briefings because he didn't pay much attention to the intelligence briefings while president and didn't have a lot of love for the cia so this may go quietly away but if it doesn't, if trump demands briefings then president bid

and to some college hoops todd gold in the usf dons looking to upset the fourth-ranked virginia cavaliers 2 minutes to go in the 2nd half don's up by 4 ta be york attorney am with deep 3 todd golden company loving it their lead increases to 7 however 6 seconds left dogs leading by one the pass to sam hauser there his story will not go and that will do it the usf dons outlast and upset virginia 6160, the final score. they will host the rhode island rams on sunday, a huge win for the dons congrats to them and the cowans basketball team is looking to bounce back after dropping their season opener to san jose state the first time in over a decade, they lost to san jose state so well done by them now this young squad still have some growing to do but they are loaded with potential, the golden bears freshman class was ranked the 6th best in the country by espnw hoop girls, the bears only have one senior and one junior also on wednesday, they were without sophomore starter and team captain jessalyn green who's dealing with an injury. head coach sherman smith said that hurt he may lack in experie

that's his 3-year-old cavalier will charles. wilbanks said it happened so fast, instinct took over. from the alligator, runs off. wilbanks participates in a program that puts cameras on private land to document wildlife, and this incident happened in late october, but the footage wasn't discovered until the camera's memory card was collected. gunner is recovering from a puncture wound and wilbanks has a few cuts on his hand, but they're all going to be okay. and it's worth pointing out, he didn't even drop his cigar that entire time. glad everyone came out okay. >>> here is a story about going with the flow. ufc fighter mike perry was walking into his saturday bout when an unexpected song started blaring from the loudspeakers. it was not his first choice of pump-up music. we can hear a little bit of this. turning to his corner as he walked out, he asked them, quote, is this blanking halo? and it was, indeed, halo by beyonce. it's a slow, dreamy jam. perry took it all in stride and started singing along, because i mean, really, how could you not? >> guaranteed rate, you could save ma

an unserious man who is taking a very serious pandemic very lightly and treating it in a sort of cavalier >> we should note here, one of those aforementioned rallies set to get under way. that's the box at the bottom of your screen in fayetteville, north carolina. the president was set to start speaking five minutes ago. hasn't hit the stage yet, as you see those hundreds, if not thousands of people waiting for air force one to touch down there. jonathan allen, my colleague here at nbc news, he had an interesting analysis on pennsylvania. small town trump detectors are rare but could be decisive. he says it wouldn't take many trump crossover voters to tip the state to biden. cornell, i know you've been digging into the numbers there in pennsylvania. what yare you seeing? >> well, we're seeing just that. defectors. it's not only that you're seeing trumpist iscertainly not doing well with blue collar voters as he did in 2016. he's lost some of that, and biden is running well ahead of, quite frankly, what even obama ran among the suburbs in pennsylvania, particularly with the ring of suburbs

he is just a wonderful little king charles cavalier puppy that's just playful and loving and just sleepy right now. >> so good for him and boy, what an owner. let me ask you something. see the gator snatch the puppy. happens all the time where you live. did you even -- did you even hesitate before saying i'm going into the water to get that thing back? >> no. i just -- it was just reaction. when the alligator grabbed gunnar and was swimming off in the pond with him i just jumped right in and was hoping i could get hold of the alligator and finally did and got him up to the bank and wrestled his mouth open and got this little beautiful little dog out. >> did he bite you? >> did he bite you? >> yes. the alligator bit me. i had some wounds on my hands. i got a tetanus shot and came home and put some super gloou in some cuts and put emback together. >> who is filming you? who is videoing this happen? >> the federation. >> we work in conjunction with the wild life federation here. we're fortunate in south plae the to have just a tremendous amount of wild life and they set up cameras to film t

it also has to do obviously, with the cavalier attitude that the president as is shown towards the pandemic since the beginning of this health crisis. and this is not the 1st time that the w.h.o. us called on brazil, and particularly in latin america to take the virus more c. more seriously. but again, president just a couple of days ago this by having contracted the virus back in july has said he has no interest in taking any 19 vaccine once it will be available. and that means for a lot of health official in the country that are now worried that this could have an effect. this in trying to reach the level of vaccination need to, to overcome the pandemic because of what the president is saying. he also said that he still doesn't believe that masks are useful. so a very complicated situation there for brazilians listening to the president. on the other hand, local out, tory, just as it has happened during the 1st wave of the pandemic in brazil are instead taking quite seriously this surge and are signed to put in place new restrictions. the city of announced you received actions a couple of

for a post-pandemic world with their fans the ticketing platform seatgeek is adding the cleveland cavaliers their arenas to its roster of partnerships. nfl with already are wellicome being fanswh fans when the nba suspended its season in march, that was the most important moment, the country realizing this pandemic was going to change life as we knew it and we saw the market the next day fall 1,000 or 2,000 points if there's no super bowl, that's a dim prospect they would ever do anything to interfere with that, but i think we have to watch sports to tell us what the next phase looks like during this kind of third wave we're experiencing, don't you? >> yeah, i think it's right on it speaks to how, you know, deeply interwoven sports are in society and in american life and also i think speaks to just a huge amount of pent-up demand, people to get out of their homes and get back to doing what's normal whether that's sooner or later, i think we'll see a huge overabundance of demand going to events, making up for some of the lost revenues seen this year >> yeah. tell me how seat geek is trying t

i think we better be careful if we are not cavalier in thinking that children are completely immune torious effects. i don't have a good explanation or solution to the problem of what happens when you close schools and it triggers a cascade of events. lou: well, joining us now is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch and, tom, it's good to have you here. the president today pointing out, as did sidney powell just now, the missing in action fbi and d. of justice -- department of justice, this is truly remarkable when we have claims of vote or fraud all across the country. we're watching it with our very eyes, listening to the eyewitnesses themselves and reading the affidavits and accounts. and the fbi and the department of justice are absolutely acquiescent to voter fraud, electoral fraud and worse, what may be a foreign assault on the country for all we know. >> well, it's no surprise. they've been acquiescent to all sorts of criminality the last few years, enabling it in some cases. judicial watch has been alone in trying to enforce federal law that states take reasonable steps

top doctors, refusing to lead by example and wear a mask, spreading disinformation and taking a cavalier attitude to a virus that has killed hundreds of thousands of his fellow citizens. >> it's going to disappear. one day, it's like a miracle, it will disappear. and from our shores, you know, it could get worse before it gets better, could maybe go away. we'll see what happens. nobody really knows. >> that was february 27th. and he knew that was a lie then. and we know it now. and he admitted as much and more in a taped interview with journalist bob woodward in march. >> well, i think, bob, really, to be honest with you -- >> sure, i want you to be. >> -- i wanted to -- i wanted to always play it down. i still like playing it down. >> yes. >> because i don't want to create a panic. >> we deserved to know what we were up against. what we would all have to live through. first, the infection spike, then the hospitalizations, then, all too often, the deaths. we reported it right here from the beginning. not to alarm you, but to do what journalists do. bear witness and hold power to account.

and on to some college hoops todd golden in the usf dons looking to upset the 4th ranked virginia cavaliers 2 minutes to go in the 2nd half don's up by 4 top the you're correct deep 3 on that one todd golden company loving it their lead increases to 7 however 6 seconds left leading by one the pass to sam hauser his 3 is a no-go they try to tap in the rebound to usf outlasted upsets virginia 6160, the final score they will host the rhode island rams on sunday, a major win for the dons and the basketball team is looking to bounce back after dropping their season opener to san jose state. this very young squad still has quite a bit of growing to do but they are loaded with potential. the golden bears freshman class was ranked the 6th best in the country by espnw hoop girls, the bears only have one senior and one junior. also on wednesday. they were without sophomore starter and team captain green who is dealing with an injury. head coach sherman smith said what her team lacks in experience it makes up for in talent and tenacity. >>with 9 freshman and sophomores it's it's a lot of youth that it

a lot of it has to do with the cavalier attitude of its president, jackie, to many times mind local lock down policies put in place by state in that country just 3 days ago. he has, for example, said that he personally will not take the vaccine when that vaccine will be available. and as he insisted once again that he doesn't believe that fake face masks are necessary or useful in fighting this pandemic. he said that that will be the last to fall in this situation with the president, often openly fighting with local authorities. it has been very difficult for brazil to respond to the new spike in cases that we have seen in the last couple of weeks. over the weekend. there were pictures of the beaches of overcrowded beaches in brazil. malls being taken over by customers buy for christmas, all that is and so on. so that's probably why we're hearing the world health organization coming out again in calling for brazil to do more. now, over the weekend, there were also local elections. there are more moderate candidates, have won in most municipalities, and we are already seeing the local tor

he is just a wonderful, little, cavalier puppy. playful and loving and just sleepy, right now. >> so, good for him. and, boy, what an owner. let me ask you something. you see the gator snatch the puppy. happens, all the time where you live. did you even -- did you even hesitate before saying i'm going into the water to get that thing back? >> no. i just -- it was just reaction when the alligator grabbed gunner and was swimming off in the pond with him. i just jumped right in and, you know, was hoping i could get ahold to the alligator, and finally did and got him up to the bank. and wrestled his mouth open and got this little, beautiful dog out. >> did he bite you? >> did he bite you? >> yes, the alligator bit me. i had some wounds on my hands, and i went and got a tetanus shot and came home and put some superglue in some cuts. and put 'em back together. >> who is filming you? who is videoing this happen? >> well, we work in conjunction with wildlife federation here. we're very fortunate here, in south florida, to have just a treme

it was the same day that we had lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers coming, too.months of the white house, we accomplished more than we ever could've imagined, with a spotlight on us, that no other administration ever had. >> maybe, you still can't believe we pulled this whole thing off. let me tell you, you're not the only ones. michelle. [ cheers and applause ] you took on a role, you didn't ask for, with grace and with grit and with style and good humor. you made the white house a place that belongs to everybody. and a new generation sets its sights higher because it has you as a role model. >> she was exhausted. we were all exhausted. i mean, the dogs were probably exhausted. it's like you're running a marathon, for eight years. and then, all of a sudden, it stops. >> on january 20th, 2017, michelle obama walks out of the white house, for the last time. >> one of the things that struck me, knowing her as i do, was how chilly michelle was toward the new president. and she sent a very strong message, i thought, through her body language. >> on inauguration day,

of mild this not knowing what is going to happen next and people anding the masks sometimes being cavalierbout not wearing it. you run into those people. for the most part colorado springs has been pretty lucky. we have not seen that. i keep a watch on my friends and they watch me and i stay home as much as possible and where my .ask -- wear my mask older and i have a medical condition. i wear my mask and take care of myself. i drive a school bus. we are out right now until after thanksgiving break. we are supposed to be going back. i am worried about that because kids are good carriers of anything. the flu is coming around the corner as well. colorado springs is kind of low-key for this, knock on wood. host: as a bus driver i want to show you and others with dr. robert redfield said yesterday about what he believes is the importance of keeping schools open and having kids go into the buildings. should dr. redfield: we be making data-driven decisions while we talk about what we are doing for institutions or commercial closures. for example, as was mentioned, the cdc did not recommend schoo

that's why he's cavalier in the bank. that's why he's walking. that's why he gets the lollipop.sn't think it's real. and i feel horrible for the family. but if you look really at the evidence and the fact that those prostitutes are in his notebook, in his handwriting, and that he knew them, and that they introduced him to these other people, it's really undeniable according to the evidence. >> there's plenty of evidence that says brian is an unwilling participant. >> and you'd cite what, jean, when you say that? >> i would cite if you're a willing participant and supposedly you were there the day before, then there's no reason, when you take a pizza order, to write down directions of where you're going because you know where you're going because you've been there the day before. >> and he did that. >> and brian did that. so that's number one. and number two, he was lured into a wooded area by criminals, and they forced this live bomb on him, and shoved notes on him. >> said, "here you go." >> and if you don't do exactly what we say boom. >> reporter: ken barnes pleaded guilty to

during the early days of their illness, a little bit of a scratchy throat, congestion and they're too cavalier in the early days they don't quarantine to their own bedroom, bathroom and then they spread it in the first few days to the entire household. keep that in mind, a lot of it is viral load, when you're sick you're shedding a lot more virus that can spread to household members. to keep the simple concepts in mind, we can try to have the best of both worlds and get through this. neil: what is quarantining, i know about the recommendation especially folks who have kids returning from college. how do you separate them at home, in other words, how far did they have to be if they are getting the scratchy throat or the cough or the others that could telegraph a positive case of the virus. what do you recommend? >> great question, what i tell my patients if people are asymptomatic, not having any symptoms, they should follow the rules of wearing a mask, distancing, washing hands and you're probably shedding less virus if your carrier then if you're actually having symptoms. if you start having

. >> sandra: remarkable to watch gunner run aware, the cavalier king charles spaniel.head. >> thank you, ma'am. gunner is beautiful. such an amazing dog. >> sandra: can you hold gunner up for us? so sweet. so sweet. it is proof, right, richard, for all of us dog owners we will do just about anything for them. they are our children. >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. >> sandra: good stuff. all right, richard. thank you so much for joining us. our best to gunner as he makes a full recovery. he willfuly recover, right? or has he? >> yes, ma'am, he is already fully recovered. >> how is the alligator doing? >> i don't know. it went back in the water and i don't know if it was removed from the pond. i didn't request that it be removed because, you know, we try to live with wildlife. >> sandra: thank you for joining us. our best to you. thank you for sharing your story. >> thank you very much. >> sandra: we'll be right back. i'd like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a co

without thinking, he jumped into the water and wrestled the gator to free gunner, his 3-month-old cavalier. wilbanks told our nbc ft. myers affiliate it took place so fast. the incident happened in late october. but the footage wasn't discovered until the camera's memory card was collected. we're told that gunner is recovering from a puncture wound to the belly and wilbanks has a few cuts on his hand. see, joe, you would do something like this. >> this is what happens. >> if it happened to hopson. >> it's what you do. sometimes we just go in there for the sport of it all. >> little puppy. >> you get bored on a saturday afternoon, your kids are playing fortnite, you go -- >> i love that the cigar is in his mouth and he doesn't drop it. florida man. >> it's what you do. >>> this piece of news is for you. the california fast food chain in and out opened the first ever location in colorado and it caused a frenzy. i hope it was socially distanced. traffic in aurora and colorado springs was intense as coloradans flocked to get their first taste of in and out burgers in their state. in colorado s

think there should be some sort of -- we used to talk about disruption insurance, i don't want to be cavaliert a few businesses i understand but look, let's go beyond that and just say, what happens if travel returns, what happens if countries all over the place come back given all the stimulus of course we'll be neiaysayers, this is a reason for genuine optimism why don't we celebrate it. >> yeah, i hear you. it's weird to not be really excited. i'm thinking about paris, jim, we might be able to go back. i'm wondering about amc or a lot of these businesses that we were worried were gone for good is there going to be enough financing to get them through whatever it takes to get this up to scale because i'm starting to think, jim, i can't believe it. i'm starting to think, i might get emotional, i'm starting to think that there may be a cruise industry, again, not that i want to go on one again. >> why shouldn't you be emotional? >> i know, i know. >> we can go to restaurants, jim, we can go back to your restaurant in brooklyn we can be 100% full. we could be, you know, there's so many things