cannot imagine working anywhere else but in sannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn >> coping with covid-19 with chris manningners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. my guest today is tanya peterson. she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how the zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your favorite dinner

you're almost in the iron man. >> chris finished the race in 16 hours and 46 minutes. making history as the first iron man finisher with down syndrome. >> his low expectations for him and everyone that follows behind him are now forever gone. >> you need to set big dreams and big goals. it's the only way you're going to figure out what you're made of. >> crawford: and chris tells us he plans to compete in the world iron man competition next year as well as the special olympics in 2022. we wish him luck. you're watching "the cbs overnight news. kwrs " >> crawford: and that's "the overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. follow us any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jan crawford. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it's tuesday, november 17th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> coronavirus cases surge in all 50 states. some governors are imposing sweeping new restrictions as concerns grow about a thanksgiving spike. >>> hurricane iota reks havoc. >>> spacex success. the cre

>> chris, man, i think you did your homework again, as you always do, and that is, you know, congressmans doing nothing more than celebrating really a delay in his own election certification because what the judge expressly stated today was that any elections that have yet to be certified in pennsylvania would effectively be put on hold until she could have a hearing. well, the presidential election has already been certified. joe biden was certified the winner yesterday, and in fact the governor has already appointed the 20 electors from pennsylvania who will cast their votes for joe biden. the races that have yet to be certified, like congressman mike kelly's, i guess will be delayed now until this is heard. now, late today that same judge actually delayed the hearing because we appealed to the pennsylvania supreme court and said, look, review this and hopefully overturn it because it was wrongly decided. and so that's where things stand. mike kelly can celebrate and suck up to the president all he wants, but he will not alter the will of the people here. the election's been certified,

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professor chris low man at the hospital of the technical university munich says it raises the risk of developing short sightedness. no minor was. normally we blink every 10 seconds. but when we're staring out a display, it's only every 30 or 40 seconds. it's called for, it's good to the reduced blink reflex. tyra's the eyes, the tear film ruptures and the eyes begin to burn an itch and lose focus when to transfer easy. but it's a simple trick is designed to give our eyes a bit of relief in the dark mode setting found on most apple and android devices with updated operating systems. when it's activated, the background becomes darker and the text brighter. it's easier on the i, specially if the room you're in is dark, but is the dark mode setting really healthier? this is and i've tried it out too and it does feel better. but it doesn't address the problem that people who stare at displays blink less and get dry. i'm tired eyes so it's not necessarily healthier for your eyes. does it at least improve your battery? life bans ties from german computer magazine connect, conducted a test fo

chris. >> my man. thank you very much. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." every minute in america. think of that. and now comes what? the holidays. every milisecond that the trumpers give life to these tantrumps, these conspiracy claims that only rudy giuliani would spew in open court, with every moment wasted on this farce, another one of us is gasping for their last breaths. we suffered this long enough. and what makes it worse is that you guys actually chose someone to do it better. and your choice, that person, joe biden, is being kept by the trumpers from doing what we need him to do. >> we should be further along. there is a whole lot of things that are just -- we just don't have available to us. unless it's made available soon, we'r

professor chris low man at the hospital of the technical university munich says it raises the risk of developing short sightedness. the minor was, normally we blink every 10 seconds. but when we're staring at a display, it's only every 30 or 40 seconds. it's called for to go to the reduced blink reflex tires the eyes. the tear film ruptures and the eyes begin to burn an itch and lose focus when to transfer easy. but it's a simple trick is designed to give our eyes a bit of relief in the dark mode setting found on most apple and android devices with updated operating systems. when it's activated, the background becomes darker and the text brighter. it's easier on the i, specially if the room you're in is dark, but is the dark mode setting really healthier? this is, and so i've tried it out too and it does feel better. but it doesn't address the problem that people who stare at displays blink less and get dry entire dies. so it's not necessarily healthy. if your eyes does it, at least improve your battery life spans times from german computer magazine connect, conducted a test for us. b

thank you. >> coping with covid-19 with chris manning. >> hi. nd you're watching coping with covid-19. my guest today is tanya peterson. she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how the zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your favorite dinner restau

. >>> a florida man will go down in history as one of a kind iron man. chris nicket is the first athlete with down's syndrome to finish the marathon. the two were tethered for the swim and the run portions while the guide rode behind him on the bike course. he says his motto is life is try to be 1% better every day. wow. very inspirational. >>> right now, it's top secret so don't think anyone but we think this may be the tree to light up rockefeller center in new york. it stands about 100 feet tall. once decorated might look similar to the one from last year. it is under 24-hour surveillance until crews can come take it down. the tree lighting at 30 rock is december 4th, right around the corner. back to you. >> thanks. >>> kari, look. let's talk about that cold weather out there. today, i took my walk around the parking lot like i've been doing and i had to put on the big coat. >> yeah. even being active and getting outside, you do need to be dressed appropriately because it's a change from what we have had recently. in walnut creek it looks nice but you step

. [♪] >> coping with covid-19 with chris manning. >> hi.'m chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. my guest today is tanya peterson. she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how the zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your fav

professor chris low man at the hospital of the technical university munich says it raises the risk of developing short sightedness. the mile over. normally we blink every 10 seconds, but when we're staring at a display, it's only every 30 or 40 seconds. it's cool, it's good to redo blink reflex tires the eyes. the tear film ruptures and the eyes begin to burn an itch and lose focus when to use it. but it's a simple trick. it is designed to give our eyes a bit of relief in the dark mode setting found almost apple and android devices with updated operating systems. when it's activated, the background becomes darker and the text brighter. it's easier on the i specially if the room you're in is dark, but is the dark mode setting really healthier? this is and i've tried it out too and it does feel better. but it doesn't address the problem that people who stare at displays blink less and get dry. i'm tired eyes so it's not necessarily healthier for your eyes. does it at least improve your battery? life spans time is from german, computer magazine connect conducted a test for us brand new d

. >> hi, i'm chris man us and you're watching "coping with covid-19."today my guest is the director of the behavior therapy center of san francisco and professor emeritus in counseling psychology at the university of san francisco. doctor, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> let's talk about managing anxieties during this pandemic. what types of issues are people facing at the moment? >> there are a number of issues and i really want to point out that this is affecting everyone and has come on very quickly. so it is normal. if you are not experiencing some anxiety, something is a touch off because this affects us all. i think some of the main ones are our health and worried about getting the virus and our developing serious complications. i think for a lot of people who are single, living alone, in isolation, has been very difficult. i think being in close quarters with people who we normally have some space from now are together 24/7. that's produced a lot of stress and anxiety. that loss of connection with others. we already addressed. and having ki

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i want to ask you about the topic that we were talking about, chris krebs. a manible for trying to keep cyber interference out of the election. he told people last week he thought he would be fired. last night he was fired by tweet for doing his job. the president directly contradicted him saying the election was not safe. votes were changed. votes cast for trump became biden votes and now chris krebs is no longer there. what do you make of it? >> a couple of things. in terms of krebss himself, it is worth reflecting on the fact that i don't know there is anybody else that served at a high level in the trump administration that has come out not just with an enhanced reputation for doing a job very well and taking something that was very, very difficult that others had a very hard time with it and nails it and does it well. leaving without having compromised himself and without having bit his tongue and compromised himself in any way that was trying to either stave off himself being fired or trying not to rock the boat or trying to go along to get along. so many go

. >> coping with covid-19 with chris manning. >> hi. m chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. my guest today is tanya peterson. she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how the zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your favo

chris who is 21 years old completed the grueling race in 16 hours and 46 minutes setting a guinness world record and becoming the first person with down syndrome to complete an iron mana lot from his training adding, quote, if i'm willing to work hard and get one percent better every day, then anything is better. talk about a life motto, one percent better every day. how much better off we'd all be. go, chris. >>> all right. the holiday season is just around the corner, and a lot of things, obviously, are going to be different this year. but one thing that won't be be is the beloved tradition of the rockefeller center tree in new york city. this year's tree will be hailing from omionta, new york. thank you, producer in my ear. 100 feet tall. the norwegian spruce is currently wrapped up and under 24-hour surveillance as it awaits transport to manhattan. the tree lighting is scheduled for december 4th. i don't know about you but i'm really looking forward to it. my husband won't let me start playing the christmas music yet, but i'm doing it. on other holiday news, we're doing the holiday news, tim allen is starting to get into the holiday spirit. in the holiday classic

chris krebs the man he fired for speaking truth about election security. had to clarity election sefshsers were not seized into europe by the u.s. army. trump is surrounded by lunatics. and sycophants. like rudy giuliani. who tried to make the claim today. at a so called news conference with hair dye running down his cheeks. in a presentation that went from ter terrifying to ridiculous. to absurd. full of fraud. without evidence. bizarre stew of buzz words and fear about a global conspiracy against trump. >> antifa. >> the clinton foundation. >> fake news headlines. >> did you watch my cousin vinny? the lady who saw and he says to her how many fingers do i have up? >> never mind the fact one of the sycophants he's relying onto make the claim. called him an idiot in 206. and claimed his supporters don't care about facts or logic. it's not funny actually. it's horrifying. the fact that they are now floating conspiracy theories at a national level. because this man cannot handle losing an election. and the assault on democracy is getting worse. trump has summ

i am chris show man. i want to speak to the cannabis issue. i appreciate the public health concerns and i know the public health issues are of utmost importance. i think it needs acknowledged and supervisor mandelman mentioned it appropriately. this will essentially ban cannabis smoking for anybody who lives in the multi-unit building. it is not allowed outdoors. it essentially offers no option. i understand the issues with the medical marijuana exception, but i want to speak to the disabilities. they cannot go outside. my wife has a disability, multiple disabilities arthritis, she cannot go outside. she uses marijuana medically for relief. she does not prefer to use alternatives to smoking or vaping because she does not react well to edibles. she needs to smoke or vape. without even considering the exemption which i appreciate that is proposed it will add versely impact her medically and her relief from her disabilities. thank you for your consideration. he appreciate the overall ordinance and everything that everyone is doing. thank you. >>

i am chris show man. i want to speak to the cannabis issue. i appreciate the public health concerns and i know the public health issues are of utmost importance. i think it needs acknowledged and supervisor mandelman mentioned it appropriately. this will essentially ban cannabis smoking for anybody who lives in the multi-unit building. it is not allowed outdoors. it essentially offers no option. i understand the issues with the medical marijuana exception, but i want to speak to the disabilities. they cannot go outside. my wife has a disability, multiple disabilities arthritis, she cannot go outside. she uses marijuana medically for relief. she does not prefer to use alternatives to smoking or vaping because she does not react well to edibles. she needs to smoke or vape. without even considering the exemption which i appreciate that is proposed it will add versely impact her medically and her relief from her disabilities. thank you for your consideration. he appreciate the overall ordinance and everything that everyone is doing. thank you. >>

he wants to go to the iron man world championship in hawaii next year. go >> go, go. chrisavannah, hoda, we've got another inspiring athlete to tell you about next hour this one the first woman to free climb in a single day one of el capitan's most challenging routes she'll join us live to talk about fulfilling her dream and what almost, almost stopped her, savannah. >> good morning, emily >>> plus, hoda, get ready. carson has the news on the first single for your boy. but first your local news. ♪ largest catastrophe response teams, state farm will always be among the first to arrive and the last to leave. to help show that human nature is greater than nature. like a good neighbor, state farm is there.® ♪ ♪ no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. but some can't do it alone. they need help to stay home... ...and stay safe. they need us and we need you. home instead. apply today. home instead. ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow. ♪ still the only one cats ask for

. >> hi, i'm chris man us and you're watching "coping with covid-19."ay my guest is the director of the behavior therapy center of san francisco and professor emeritus in counseling psychology at the university of san francisco. doctor, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> let's talk about managing anxieties during this pandemic. what types of issues are people facing at the moment? >> there are a number of issues and i really want to point out that this is affecting everyone and has come on very quickly. so it is normal. if you are not experiencing some anxiety, something is a touch off because this affects us all. i think some of the main ones are our health and worried about getting the virus and our developing serious complications. i think for a lot of people who are single, living alone, in isolation, has been very difficult. i think being in close quarters with people who we normally have some space from now are together 24/7. that's produced a lot of stress and anxiety. that loss of connection with others. we already addressed. and having kids

seven more states will be certifying their election results today, and just last night, chris krebs, the man who was in charge of sioverseeing o elections security he reaffirmed in an interview this was the safest election in american history. >> the proof is in the ballots, the recounts are consistent with the initial count that's further evidence, confirmation that the systems used in the 2020 election performed as expected, and the american people should have 100% confidence in their photo. vote. >> remember that same man, that is the man who president trump fired for speaking out about election security. no surprise that is not convincing president trump to back down and he is not backing down, continuing to push on unfounded and baseless accusations about widespread voter fraud and rigged elections. let me play for you what he wanted to talk about and what he wanted to say. his message in his first interview since the election. >> this is total fraud. and how the fbi and department of justice -- i don't know, maybe they're involved. but how people are allowed to get away from this -- wi

from cia hacking to votes being counted overseas the president's former cyber security chief chris krebs the man the president recently fired told "60 minutes" the system was secure. >> we can go on and on with all the farcical claims that alleging interference in the 2020 election, but the proof is in the ballot. and the american people should have 100 percent confidence in their vote. >> in wisconsin, trump requested recount yield nod change in the results. >> the risk election commission today confirming that joe biden won that state. however, the trump campaign planplanfile a lawsuit challenge ballots themselves. that could happen tomorrow. bret? >> bret: following all of that as well. john, thank you. we know now who president-elect joe biden has on his perspective economic team that list starts with chair janet yellen as treasury secretary. biden is rolling out a all female senior communications staff. he received his first daily briefing today. the presidential daily briefing. and is also supporting a new accessory thanks to an accidents. correspondent peter doocy reports tonight from wil

chris mason, you are a man of popular culture. justin, it has been great to have you one.rs at this rate. ——ju5tine. hello there. if you need to head out on the roads on friday morning, fog could cause one or two problems, certainly some poor visibility in places particularly acro55 parts of england and wales. the fog slow to clear through the day and it will feel cold out there. two weather front5, one to the northwest, one to the south bringing some cloud and patchy rain. but in between, very light wind5, temperatures have been dropping, it's going to be a very cold start to friday morning. widely around freezing, some 5pots below and we will also see some fog. indeed, some freezing fog acro55 parts of england into east wales as well. these are the areas most likely to be affected. slightly different across the far 5outhea5t, here it's more likely cloud bringing the odd spot of rain. some early 5un5hine through wale5, part5 of northern england, and then for northern ireland and scotland, it's a slightly different story again. this band of cloud and weather front bringing

we wanted to end tonight with a story of strength, endurance, and a 21- year-old florida man's heart of iron. chrisds. >> his first olympic race. >> o'donnell: chris has down syndrome, but he's never let that slow him down. every day, he vows to be 1% better, a concept he learned from his father, nick. >> you wake up every day thinking how do i get just a little bit better today than i was yesterday? >> o'donnell: one more push-up, one more lap, one more mile-- his motto: >> just do it. >> you just do it. >> you can't, like, listen to doctors. >> o'donnell: for chris it was never about his disability. it was about making the impossible, possible-- get a car, becom a homeowner, and marry a pretty blond like his mom and complete an iron man: a grueling race that includes swimming, biking, and running in one day. the special olympics paired him with veteran ironman dan grieb. the two are now best buddies. >> you have to earn it. it's 140 miles of blood, sweat and tears. go faster. >> o'donnell: at mile 80, an inspirational pep talk. >> you're done with two out of three. you're almost an ironman. >> o'

i want to ask you about this topic we were just talking about, chris krebs, a man who was responsibleor trying to keep at least outside interference and cyber interference out of our election. he told people last week he thought he was going to get fired. then last night, in typical fashion, he got fired by tweet for doing his job. the president directly contradicted him, saying he was wrong about what he said, this election was not safe, votes were changed, votes that were cast for trump became biden votes, and chris krebs is now no longer there. what do you make of this? >> a couple of things. in terms of krebs himself, i feel like it's worth reflecting on the fact that i don't know that there is anybody else who has served, particularly at a high level in the trump administration, who has come out of it not just with an enhanced reputation for having done a job very well and done right by the country and taken something that was very, very difficult, that other people have had a really hard time with, and sort of nailing it, doing it well, but also leaving not just with his badge o

man panel. so kevin walling i think chris makes a really good point here.ry clinton said she wished she had never conceded. i think she feels that she'd never conceded, she would be president right now on her way to a second term. what say you? but she did she call president elect from that night but. >> you can't take it back. no backseats. but again the process has played out to chris's points. with fixing state certified the election included pennsylvania as you mention, michigan, nevada that's the whole ballgame. less than two months to bite in the be sworn in as president whether donald trump and melania trumper on that platform or not. if it takes a cue from john adams and sneaks out the back door with thomas jefferson never to come back to washington and washington sea, retreat center mar-a-lago. again the processes already played out for the transition is wellin hand. we saw again this first appointments today. see for i am not feeling blinking at all please all forgiving intelligence and arms to the saudi so they could kill civilians. that move alo

spot against l a s fc 37th minute chris wondolowski converts the second chance doing what he does best mls record a 166 career goal 72nd minute earthquakes down a manspinosa place it perfectly it's lors the quakes they go on to win this game 3 to 2. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle >>all right, let's do one last check of the weather that could mean one thing chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here with the changing weather patterns. yeah, guys love to see this been waiting for this to make the change it looks like it's finally going to happen out there right now not bad at all kind of quiet got a little fog moving in along the coastline right now. late tomorrow looking like a very similar day but this will be it make sure you get all those warm weather close out is going to be as much as 20 plus degrees cooler as we head into friday up toward sfo a quiet night out there just a light breeze. the winds are going to be picking up too. you can see some of that

and your energies, chris, that were channeled into the president, channeled into the man, a sense ofgo now for you? well, it doesn't go anywhere. it still stays in my heart, of what he was trying to accomplish and what he did accomplish. but might the other side proffer a hand of friendship, a chance to build a bridge? debbie smith voted forjoe biden, was worried her early vote had been lost, but her voice was heard, despite, she says, the best efforts of donald trump and the republicans. we were the ones defrauded. so do you think he was trying, then, to get democrats...? to vote early — because they knew they're going to go vote early, they're going to be scared about the pandemic, and in the end, i'm going to get their ballots thrown out. do you think the country can heal? i... ido. i truly believe it. the first year is going to be hard. our people need to get back to work. we need to heal this country. so at the end of the day, it's going to come down to, we need to recover from the coronavirus. it is time for america to refocus and to ask itself some tough questions. does it wan

i am chris show man. i want to speak to the cannabis issue. i appreciate the public health concerns and i know the public health issues are of utmost importance. i think it needs acknowledged and supervisor mandelman mentioned it appropriately. this will essentially ban cannabis smoking for anybody who lives in the multi-unit building. it is not allowed outdoors. it essentially offers no option. i understand the issues with the medical marijuana exception, but i want to speak to the disabilities. they cannot go outside. my wife has a disability, multiple disabilities arthritis, she cannot go outside. she uses marijuana medically for relief. she does not prefer to use alternatives to smoking or vaping because she does not react well to edibles. she needs to smoke or vape. without even considering the exemption which i appreciate that is proposed it will add versely impact her medically and her relief from her disabilities. thank you for your consideration. he appreciate the overall ordinance and everything that everyone is doing. thank you. >>

and your energies, chris, that were channeled into the president, channeled into the man, a sense of, it doesn't go anywhere. it still stays in my heart, of what he was trying to accomplish and what he did accomplish. they called it. but might the other side proffer a hand of friendship, a chance to build a bridge? debbie smith voted forjoe biden, was worried her early vote had been lost, but her voice was heard, despite, she says, the best efforts of donald trump and the republicans. we were the ones defrauded. so do you think he was trying, then, to get democrats...? to vote early — because they knew they're going to go vote early, they're going to be scared about the pandemic, and in the end, i'm going to get their ballots thrown out. in the end, i'm going to create so much dissension in the ranks about fraudulent ballots. "oh, i saw ballots in the garbage." "there's a ballot... a bag of ballots over here. " he's been sowing this seed for the last three or four months that when i go to court — which he already had that plan — they're going to throw those ballots out and i'm going

earlier tonight chris harrison forced a man named dale to get down on one knee and pledge eternal loveason bachelorette. please welcome tayshia adams. hi, tayshia, how are you? >> hi, i'm doing fabulous, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. so you got the call when? how long ago did they say something happened and we need you? >> to be honest with you, every day blurs because of quarantine. am i right? every day is the same day. so i don't know when that was, but it was during -- sometime in the summer. >> jimmy: interesting that you would be evase out of that question, the simplest of all. [ laughter ] so did they tell you what happened? did they tell you why they needed you to step in? >> no. >> jimmy: oh. >> honestly, i got the phone call, and it was more so just like, hey, you're the girl. and i'm like, i got you. and i was there. >> jimmy: so you didn't know that something had gone awry? >> i mean, to be honest, i think everything was just kind of moving very quickly. no, they didn't share that news with me. >> jimmy: interesting. so unlike every other bachelorette, you had to k

. >> kirk: ohio state, they tried to run on the player. 12th man for the field for the buckeyes. >> christgers, maryland, indiana, illinois, michigan state, and michigan. those are the opponents in the remaining regular season games for ohio state. >> kir anything can happen. no foregone conclusions. almost saw shocker today. clemson, but ohio state shows up and plays their game. >> kirk: which, again, heavily favored in every game they play. the only thing you would think when you miss those opponents would be, they get ahead of themselves, do they almost start to hear how good they are and show up flat one game. i just don't, the personality of this team and the coaching they have, i mean, it's possible but i would be shocked if that happened. >> chris: the last trip to maryland, remember, they fell behind. they had to rally. they won in overtime. that missed 2 point conversion pass by maryland, the checks to win it there. they barely survive that as a big favorite. >> kirk: you could go back to 15. maybe urban meyer's best team they ever had, the quarterback at michigan state and who w

correspondent kristen welker, also the executive director of the 2008 obama presidential transition, chris lew, and the man who ran the affordable care act from 2016 to 2018, andy slavitt. thank you for being here. kristen, i want to start with you. joe biden is going to roll out his plan to preserve the affordable care act. do we know if it's going to include ways to shore it up with the individual mandate now being all but eliminated by making it a zero dollar tax? does he have a plan to help ensure all of the people that are on the health care coverage can maintain lower rates, lower premiums as they continue to get coverage from the government? >> i think you ask the key question, katy. this is an important part of president-elect joe biden's plan to build on obamacare. remember, he said he does not think it's perfect. he thinks there's room for improvement. he wants to have lower premiums. i think you're going to hear him lay out two things. one, why it is essential that obamacare not be overturned from his perspective. and, two, he's going to argue, look, i won the election. now we need to move forwa

i am chris show man. i want to speak to the cannabis issue. i appreciate the public health concerns and i know the public health issues are of utmost importance. i think it needs acknowledged and supervisor mandelman mentioned it appropriately. this will essentially ban cannabis smoking for anybody who lives in the multi-unit building. it is not allowed outdoors. it essentially offers no option. i understand the issues with the medical marijuana exception, but i want to speak to the disabilities. they cannot go outside. my wife has a disability, multiple disabilities arthritis, she cannot go outside. she uses marijuana medically for relief. she does not prefer to use alternatives to smoking or vaping because she does not react well to edibles. she needs to smoke or vape. without even considering the exemption which i appreciate that is proposed it will add versely impact her medically and her relief from her disabilities. thank you for your consideration. he appreciate the overall ordinance and everything that everyone is doing. thank you. >>

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chris livesay from rome. >> reporter: inside an e.r., a man collapsed on the bathroom floor. "this one is dead" says the person filming. "this one, we don't know if he's alive or dead." i.c.u.s struggle as the body count soars, something we witnessed up close in rome. so this is a patient who just passed away from covid-19, just this morning. just two or three minutes ago, this patient was alive and now he passed away. unfortunately, it happened, says dr. sebastiano petrarcca, more and more often as infections surge across italy, once the worst-hit country at the start of the global pandemic. italy was the first country in the world to lock down nationally, so that this would never have to happen again. but italians eventually dropped their guard, says dr. petrarcca, who is now running out of i.c.u. beds. rome's covid hospitals are saturated, he says. it's exploding again. chris livesay, cbs news, rome. >> garrett: tonight, north carolina is under a state of emergency after tropical storm eta killed at least 12 people. searcheams today recovered a one-year-old child who had b

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