thing that was really great, for those of you who haven't played it yet, historically black colleges and universitieshe learned about were nominally white colleges like princeton, he learned about public universities, private universities, etc. i wondered if there were things you found that united oaks to present, now i think of them as a secret society or club player together and planning things after reading the book in a way i didn't think of before. where did they find common ground or fight figuratively or literally? >> something that united all of these presidents is, regardless of their region, i found that person of academic leadership, it is one thing you want to be department chair, it's another to be a dean. we get to president or chancellor, all of these visuals in the book were very much committed leaving their legacy, leadership imprint on moving the university forward in addressing the issues as well. for them, that think that united them was to come and challenge. the book covers from the 40s to the 60s and look over the middle decades of the century, they are all faced with the race

schools are also adjusting their testing protocols and introducing new screenings, some colleges and universities or even eliminating spring break a semester to discourage students from traveling. and cyber monday. >>a lot of people are out there. yeah out there on day doing some shopping on this very busy friday. but hey the weather worked out great lot of sunshine out there now we are in for a very cold night bundle up get out the blake, it's get the fire going it is going to be chilly outside look at lows for overnight lows are headed down to the freezing mark. its and rose about 34 the napa valley 33 in the bottle look at even inside the bay, these temperatures going to be chilly even there tonight, think we'll see some patchy frost through tomorrow morning and probably into sunday as well now temperature wise these numbers looking good into the afternoon we're up in the 60's in much of san francisco, little cool there but not bad 50's and 60's along the coastline inside the bay. you can find those numbers in the 50's and the 60's. so certainly some nice weather outside will be clear. but it

i end up doing nearly 30 colleges and universities across the country. i have a new respect for the influence and the power that comes with the college presidency. and like ideas. i'm committed to investigating things to fully committed to an electric official. if you have any last questions just put them in the chat. as often as workers in the university you are somewhat positioned in the relationship with the power structure in away. understanding the position with more depth. and how much you really don't see. i do think it takes a special type of person to do it. .. .. >> you know, again think about racial policies and practices, i mean, and the role that presidents play in that. i think it's completely fair game to have that conversation with administrators and hold him accountable for the conversations they are privy to, if you will. that by far is different ways of reorienting our minds to thinking about the presidency because just like any federal commission he has turned toward us as academics or others experts and colleges and universities still

however, schools, colleges and universities can stay open. avel and overnight stays in the uk and abroad will be restricted and meeting others indoors or in private gardens is banned. today labour criticised the government for rejecting its call last month for a so—called "circuit—brea ker" — that's a tight set of restrictions for a fixed period of time. for the latest, here's our political correspondent helen catt. they are the headlines the prime minister never wanted to see, arriving at his own door this morning. england will go into a second national lockdown from thursday. it should end on second december. one of the government's most senior ministers indicated that was the hope but not a guarantee. if we ensure all the steps we're taking now are taken appropriately, we will have an opportunity to review the progress we are making and in advance of december the 2nd we can communicate to those areas where some restrictions may be required, what they will be, and other areas where we have beaten back that the virus, explained whether libert

university, we will all be virtual. and so that we can get the testing done. and if you look across the country, we see that happening at many collegesies. >> so dr. patel, i'm faculty at morgan state university, and we've been virtual all semester. a lot of colleges thought that reopening was a risk, and even coming back from holidays, especially with so many cases surging across the country, do you think that colleges in general have handled this well? are they being given the resources by state government or the federal government to handle covid testing or is too much being put on individual presidents? >> jason, thanks for having me. simply put, colleges and universities are doing the best they can. central state, as you heard, is doing one of the best surveillance strategies, using tests very regularly and probably being really disciplined with the students. if you fall out of the testing rhythm or break the rules, i'm sure there's some real stiff penalties. having said all that, jason, nobody is doing enough to support schools, universities, colleges of any kind, no matter how large they are. but in particular, jason, the smal

and technical schools so that people are historically black colleges and universitieso that people can get an education without going into debt. i want to remind everybody i went to what was in a commuter college that cost $50 a semester and that was down in texas and got my four year diploma and became a special education teacher. why did that happen because america use to invest in the education of our kids, not just rich kids or not just kids born into well-to-do families and not just kids who are willing to take on a zillion dollars in debt. it was invested in our kids and that is what we ought to do for our babies and for our kids post high school. >> three other quick ones. you long talked about how you think people in industries especially the lobbyist community should not be part of the administration. my question to you is in terms of expertise though do you believe that anybody from wall street or big business should be allowed to be in the administration? >> look, remember i hired people whose background was from wall street when i set out the consumer finan

criminal justice reform, prison reform, historically black colleges and universities, opportunity zones with tim scott south carolina, who is great, nobody's done what i've done in terms of the african-american community, and they see it. and they are tired of being used by the democrats for 100 years. so i think we are doing very well there and i've heard we are doing very well with the hispanic community. you will see that in the filings, but we have plenty of money, i will tell you than what i didn't do was call up wall street and say send me 25 million to the head of every firm. i could've done that. would've been the all-time king of fund-raising if i did that but once you do that, you can no longer deal properly, you just can't, so i didn't do that. i could've raised much more money. hillary clinton spent much more money than i did and in this case, when they raise that much money, that means they're making deals and that can happen. so thank you very much, we will maybe see you later. have an exciting day and for you, i appreciate everything you've all done and we will see you so

and unlike the first lockdown — schools, colleges and universities will stay open.— except for work. why is it all being done? these are the latest figures. just under 22,000 new coronavirus infections in the 24—hour period to saturday, taking the total number of uk cases up taking the total number of uk cases up to taking the total number of uk cases upto1 taking the total number of uk cases up to 1 million. taking the total number of uk cases up to1 million. the taking the total number of uk cases up to 1 million. the average taking the total number of uk cases up to1 million. the average number of new cases reported every day in the last week is just over 22 and a half thousand. 326 deaths were reported yesterday. people who died within 28 days of having received a positive covid—19 test. it means on average in the past week, 259 deaths we re average in the past week, 259 deaths were announced every day, taking the total number of deaths across the uk during the course of the pandemic so far to more than 46 and a half thousand. professor calum semple is a virolog

overhang, which president-elect biden can do all by himself, and we need collectively to make an investment in our public colleges, universities, and technical schools so that people , our historically black colleges and universities, so people can get an education without going into debt. i want to remind everybody, i went to what was then a commuter college, cost $50 a semester down in texas. got my four year diploma and became a special education teacher. why did that happen? because america used to invest in the education of our kids. not just rich kids, not just kids born into wealth, and not just kids willing to take on a zillion dollars in debt. it was invest in all of our kids. i think that is what we ought to do for our babies and for our kids post high school. andrew: three other quick ones. sen. warren: ok, i'll be quick. andrew: you have talked about how you think people in industries, especially the lobbyist community, should be part of the administration. in terms of expertise, do you believe anybody from wall street or big business should be allowed to be in the administration? sen. warren: remember, i hired peo

critics award was named the nonfiction book of 2010 and of all time with more than 200 other colleges and universities across the united states receiving reviews and critical claim that will add to the accolade. the pulitzer prize-winning biographer and contributing editor of "time" magazine at vanderbilt university to talk about his new book and now i thank them both for being here. to bring enlightenment we wanted to do good choices going forward. there was a wonderful moment in the early 1960s when president kennedy made a visit to france and missus kennedy was more popular he simply said i am the gentle man that escorted kennedy to paris. i'm the guy that's here to run the traffic a little bit. isabel is one of the most important voices in america and abroad republic and it's an honor to be here. why is this book not called race? >> first of all i want to thank you for being here. it is an honor to be here with you and i was for the first event i had [inaudible] many people might not have known and so in doing so i came to figure out the term i was using and i don't use the word racism in that boo

the biden administration also wants to invest in historically black colleges and universities and communities of color hit especially hard by the pandemic now is when the real work begins. the necessary work. the good work. of getting this virus under control biden said one of his first actions as president will be to focus on a covid relief bill like the heroes act that was passed months ago by the u.s. house in washington. alexandra le mon. and joe biden and his team they've been pushing forward with transition efforts in preparation of course for a taking over the white house in january. >>president trump meantime still refusing to concede the election calling it rigged. and senate republicans they're now walking a very fine line of defending the president while not supporting fraud claims there will be apparently litigation. >>those cases will be decided. and then electoral college will made and they will have the inauguration at this stage it's likely that the president will be inaugurated in january. >>democrats say regardless of how many lawsuits the president is planning to file and e

as abc 7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow found, only a small percentage of colleges and universitiesre conducting mandatory coronavirus testing. >> reporter: university of michigan freshman, abby young, traveled more than 2,000 miles across the country from walnut creek to begin her college career, which looks nothing like she imagined. >> it's going well. it's definitely different being on zoom, and i am spending a lot more time in the dorm than i probably normally would be. >> reporter: she's not alone. thousands of bay-area residents left to college despite the pandemic and most will return next month for thanksgiving break. >> what you don't want to see is students moving across the country either bringing covid-19 with them to campus or leaving campus with it. >> director of the college crisis initiative at davidson college in north carolina. along with a student-run research lab, created a covid-19 testing data focuses on four-year institutions. out of 1,044 four-year colleges and universities examined, only 7% are testing the entire student population at least weekly for covid

gown, a bar, a chicken, milwaukee restaurant, innumerable public and vocational schools, college and university of california, san diego, honorar chapter of kappa delta 5 r distinguished educators, elegant red brick colonial dormitory at rhode island state college, and roosevelt, and massachusetts, eleanor louise greenwich born october 20 thi 1940, eleanor bergstein, 1948, writer of the new thing, myriad tests including female basset hound and rhodesn ridge back, political science, 200cre tract of land, population 20,000, homestead town i pennsylvania containing the la syllable of her first and last name. and in wt virginia, a lake in yosemite national park she helped with rabowrout, telling us embassies, golf course hazardsncluding t-shaped bunkers and especially the 368ard park or sixteenth hole, and the fourth pole the required eleanor's teeth. a white dahlia. it is alwa on the go. that is my name. that is my naming almanac of eanor. >> this will probably grow. >> the last question as many of them have been is a combination of questions from people and that is was eleanor appreciated by the

we do take the time to consult properly, make sure the voice of staff working in schools, colleges and universitiesand everybody‘s mines, the fiasco that took place this year with the results. how difficult or easy is it going to be to implement so we don't see a two week fight?|j going to be to implement so we don't see a two week fight? i think that the crucial thing here is that we saw over the summer decisions being made without consulting those who are best placed to advise, which is education staff, and decisions were made ina education staff, and decisions were made in a top—down fashion and we ended up with a complete fiasco, as you say, so i think the most important thing here is that we really focus on getting the views of schoolteachers, college lecturers and university lecturers so that we can make informed choices that will be as fairand can make informed choices that will be as fair and transparent as possible. 0k, jenny sherrard, thank you very much for your time. you're watching bbc news. now, though, it's time for newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. co

. >>> plus a first semester for colleges and universities. how one university kept its students safe. >>> later, we'll speak to the first latino daca recipient to receive is the prestigious roesds scholarship. his story is ahead. to support a strong immune system, your body needs routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc. season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum. find stylish gifts for all the diamonds in your life, including you. get 30-50% off everything. and find deals like this 10 carat diamond bracelet and more. shop online with a virtual consultant. zales. the diamond store. there's so much to take advantage of. like $0 copays on virtual visits... ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh $0 copays on primary care visits and lab tests. ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh plus, $0 copays on hundreds of prescription drugs. ♪ wow ♪ uh-huh unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. most plans have a $0 premium. it's time to take advantage. ♪ wow >>> welcome back this morning. the presi

students at ten black colleges and universities will receive free two year digital memberships. e you go. beyonce music and working out. >> i have a feeling bootylicious will be played. >> that's the song i was thinking of. >> we can do that. >> yeah. i love it. >>> all right. we are looking at a cool and cloudy afternoon across the bay area. our temperatures are running in the mid to upper 50's at this hour. concord coming in at 56, also for oakland and san francisco and for santa rose a.55 in livermore and 59 for san jose as we look across the sales force tower camera east at the bay bridge and the east bay. on this veteran's day we are looking at temperatures along the coast and the mid50's. upper 50's to low 60's around the bay and low 60's for the coast. we are tracking this weak little disturbance bringing the clouds into the bay area. the below average temperatures running about three to five degrees below average for this time of year. taking you hour by hour in future cast you can see the clouds streaming in as we head through the rest of the day today. then for tomorrow

i want to thank our colleges and universities for agreeing to not return to in person classes after thanksgiving, but to finish the semester remotely. the vast majority of schools have made this decision. to thank them of reducing the amount of students on campus. tos has made a contribution keeping our campuses safer. slowunless we dramatically the community spread of this virus, our higher education communities in ohio may have to remain virtual when school opens in january with widespread covid. they may have no choice. again, it is up to us. my friends, my fellow ohioans, we know you are tired. i know you are worried, i know you want this to be over. but, in words often attributed to winston churchill, during one of the most dangerous and darkest times of world war ii, hell,ou are going through keep going. tonight, i ask you to keep going. recommit to your individual efforts to stay safe. because what you do in your private lives affects everyone. please, don't host that birthday party or baby shower or kids aeepover, or get together for football game. stay home when you can, work from home

chambers of commerce need op-ed area and there are confucius institutes at colleges and universities and more disturbing is confucius classrooms of k-12. these are funded by beijing and employed by beijing's role, launched in 2004 by no less than the head of the united front department area in 2009 the standing committee member lisa june called the confucius institute an important part of kinase overseas propaganda set. also we face a large and deliberately malleable chinese party officials in carrying out an advantage in our society, advocating to secretary rice we pride ourselves as being accessible so think in terms of this iceberg, above the waterline officials appeared to be conducting illicit activities, for example below the waterline there's a larger and murkier mix whose ties to the communist party have been long ignored or understudied. these include conducting activities inconsistent with their status such as the espionage complex in houston before we shuddered this summer. prc state media personnel had said news reporters were in the business of propaganda and espionage an

we want to thank our colleges and universities for agreeing to not return to in person classes after thanksgiving, but to finish the semester remotely. the vast majority of schools have made this decision. forso want to thank them reducing the number of students on campus. that has made a significant difference in helping keep the cases lower and our campuses safer. unless we dramatically slow the community spread of the virus, our higher educational institutions in ohio may have to remain virtual when school opens in january, with widespread covid, they may have no choice. again, it's up to us. friends, my fellow ohioans, i know you are tired. covid.ed of all this i know you are tired. i know you are weary. i know you want this to be over. but in words often attributed to winston churchill during one of the most dangerous and darkest times of world war ii, when you are going through hell, keep going. and so, tonight i ask you, keep going. recommit to your individual efforts to stay safe. what you do in your private lives affects everyone. , don't host that birthday party or that bab

>>colleges and universities are making changes to their plans for the rest of the school year many schools are shifting to all remote learning for the rest of the year to try to prevent coronavirus infections before the holidays. schools are also adjusting their testing protocols and introducing new screenings, some colleges and universities or even eliminating spring break next semester to try to discourage students from traveling. >>at one new york restaurant, your table is ready along with your coronavirus test results. yeah, it's a place called city winery which is in upscale chain it's offering covid testing right at the door. so here's how it works tonight a weak all patrons and staffers at its manhattan location have to take a rapid virus test on site and get all clear before they can come in other nights unfold without testing but with precautions including temperature checks and spaced out tables. diners will have to pay a $50 per person on top of their tabs but you know that diners do get a free glass of sparkling wine. health experts do caution that a test does not mean that you

gears to golf for the match three, the event raising $5.4 million for historically black colleges and universities. steph curry teaming up with peyton manning taking on phil mix mixon. someone fix sir charles' swing. it's going to be a long day for curry and manning when barkley is doing that. second hole, here is manning with the approach shot. watch this thing. he is almost going to hole out, oh, just skips the hole. what a great shot from peyton manning. here comes curry for the birdie to win the hole. but he misses. steph struggled at times. and he looked great, though, on the 6th hole. nice tee shot on the par 3. both teams would have the hole. but mickelson and barkley were able to put it away on 15. phil sinks this putt right here. >>> and that is a wrap on the week. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dion lim. right now on jimmy kimmel, ryan phillipe. have a great night, everyone and we'll see you tomorrow bright and early in the morning. >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, ryan phillippe. david cross r. and music from wallows. and now, j

restaurants and pubs people will be required to work from home where possible however schools colleges and universities will be allowed to stay open after 4 weeks of lockdown the plan is to return england to a system of local targeted restriction as and where the need arises but if corona virus infections rates don't fall quickly enough government officials have suggested the restrictions may last longer. since the start of the pandemic the u.k. has been hit with more than a 1000000 covered 1000 cases and over 46000 deaths the highest number in europe in the past week the u.k.'s daily infection rate has exceeded to 20000 political commentator anthony webber believes though the proposed cure may well be worse than the disease even before a slow down response how up out of the situation was amounted to more than. we become and our certainly we're going to be problems even more because we government can somehow afford to own all the moments which the taxpayer will have to pay for the young people of this film actually will have to pray for the future. what will they do you are going to shoot shoot water h

>>college and university leaders are asking their students to limit their holiday travel. many colleges are asking students who do leave for thanksgiving, not to come back to campus but to finish the semester online. college leaders encourage students said do decide to travel home for the upcoming holiday break to get tested beforehand and to quarantine when they get home. >>a push for covid relief continues on capitol hill, how some lawmakers are working to get america's a stimulus check by christmas plus san francisco police working to keep shoppers safe this holiday season. a new campaign is bringing back retired officers to help make it happen. and california lawmakers defending their trip to hawaii tonight in the middle of this pandemic this as sharp criticism mounts. >>plenty of sunshine around the bay area after foggy start the day some of that fall was >>this is an unfortunate side effect of this pandemic the pandemic related trash that showing up everywhere that includes masks gloves and other ppe that's threatening the bay and you can see it littering the streets

we know this time that schools and colleges and universities will remain open. time that schools and en so it is right we keep them in school. when sir keir starmer cold for two week circuit break at the beginning of 0ctober, were going to use that school half term. boris johnson rejected that advisedly should have excepted it because it would have been easy have done that lockdown. do you think a month will be long enough to bring the rates down in england? the rates will start coming down now when the lockdown comes in because that is how lockdown is work but the government will have to review this. —— lockdown. we will have to see. what would you do, obviously the economy will take another strong hit, notwithstanding the measures like furlough in place. we have to support businesses, cover wages, support people with their rent and mortgages to get through this... presumably you would welcome the measures? they are important measures but we cannot waste these four weeks. a lockdown buys you time. when we come out of this lockdown we have to have a better track and tracing system. we

restaurants and pubs people will be required to work from home wherever possible however schools colleges and universities will be allowed to stay open since the start of the pandemic the u.k.'s been hit with more than a 1000000 kovan 1000 cases and over 46000 deaths that's the highest registered toll in europe over the past week the case daily infection rate has exceeded 20000 localise destructions had been rolled out in mid october with lock downs in several regions but they were met with strong public resistance little commentator anthony weber says the proposed cure they will be worse than the disease. even before this lockdown response car up out of the situation was home how much more and. we we can and are certainly are we going to become even more to those we government can somehow afford to ignore the months flow through which the taxpayer will have to pay for the young people of this film throughout a people in the future. what will they do that we're going to. go through speakers that are being asked on true well where others are let's all own. the whole foods disasters we're in government shou

restaurants and pubs people will be required to work from home where possible however schools colleges and universities will be allowed to stay open after 4 weeks of lockdown the plan is to return england to a system of local targeted restrictions as and where the need arises since the start of the pandemic the u.k. has been hit with more than a 1000000 coated 1000 cases and over 46000 deaths highest number in europe and over the past week the u.k.'s daily infection rate has exceeded 20000 political commentator anthony webber believes the proposed cure may well be worse than the disease even before this lockdown responds how about the situation more how much more and jerked we become and are certainly are we going to be compensated more because the government can somehow afford to ignore the months photo which the taxpayer will have to pay for the young people who look at this film tree without a penny for the future. what will they do or don't see go into this notion what is it going to be crispy because they are being offered contrary well where there's charlotte's full. but all through these disaste

restaurants and pubs people will be required to work from home where possible however schools colleges and universities will be allowed to stay open after 4 weeks of lockdown the plan is to return england to a system of local target restriction as and where the need arises since the start of the pandemic the u.k. has been hit with more than a 1000000 cope with 1000 cases and over 46000 deaths the highest number in europe and over the past week the daily infection rate has exceeded 20000 political commentator anthony webber believes the proposed cure may well be worse than the disease. even before that's locked up in response how about the situation was and how much more than dirt we view we we can't allow suddenly we're going to be complicated more speed because we government can somehow afford to ignore the moments photo which the taxpayer will have to pay for the young people of this film tree will have to pay for in the future but what will they do you are going to shoot the station well i think these are going to be critics because there are big ostrich on trade well where there's trouble at school

restaurants and pubs people will be required to work from home wherever possible but schools colleges and universities they will be allowed to stay open now after 4 weeks of lockdown the plan is to returning them to a system of local targeted restriction as and where the need arises this is the start of the pandemic the u.k. has been hit with more than a 1000000 kovac 1000 cases and over 46000 deaths that's the highest number in europe over the past week alone the u.k.'s daily infection rate has exceeded $20000.00 political commentator antony webber says that the proposed cure could well be worse than even the disease. even before that's locked out in response how up out of the situation was and how much more one who we become and now are suddenly are we going to be accommodated more to its feet because the government can somehow afford to ignore the months fodor who which the taxpayer will have to pay for the young people of this country will have to pay for in the future but what will age you are going to see the station while it is a gate critics because there are big aspects on trade where there's

, restaurants, gyms, non—essential shops, and places of worship will close, but schools, colleges and universitiesan stay open. rescue work is continuing in collapsed buildings in the western turkish city of izmir following an earthquake on friday. 69 people are known to have died, and more than 200 are being treated in hospital. hopes of finding more suvivors in the rubble are diminishing. police officers were attacked as they tried to break up an illegal rave near bristol. it's thought there were up to 700 people there. the site was eventually cleared around 3 o'clock on sunday afternoon — 17 hours after it began. lee maddun reports. police had to call for backup quickly as this illegal halloween rave turned hostile. offices had reports of ignited aerosols being sprayed towards aerosols being sprayed towards aerosol surrealist significant violence that put officers at risk, necessitating their being fully equipped in protective equipment with shields. will be walked up to the police to ask what was going on, and he shoved his shield to my face andl shoved his shield to my face and i fell backwar

restaurants and pubs people will be required to work from home where possible however schools colleges and universities will be allowed to stay open travel within the country will be discouraged and overseas travel will be banned except for essential business trips and since the start of the pandemic the u.k. has been hit with more than a 1000000 covered 1000 cases and over 46000 deaths that's the highest registered toll in europe and over the past week the u.k.'s daily infection rate has exceeded 20000 localised restrictions had been rolled out in mid october with lock downs in several regions but they were met with strong public resistance political commentator anthony weber believes the proposed cure may well be worse than the disease long term. even before this locked up in response to our how about the situation more at home how much more into it we view we we can and now are certainly are we going to be compensated more because we government can somehow afford to own the moment so who which of the taxpayer will have to pay for the young people of this country without a penny for the future. what

she has taught at princeton and boston university and more than 200 other colleges and universities acrosshe united states europe and asia, half the origins of her discontent receiving critical claim and no doubt want to accolades, interviewing this evening is john meeting appoints a prize-winning biographer he is a shooting writer for the new york times book review and contribute in editor of "time" magazine in the new york times bestseller the hope of glory, the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush, thomas jefferson and andrew jackson in the white house and american gospel, he holds the american presidency at vanderbilt university in nashville had be remiss if i did not tell you he will be joining us into an half weeks september 2 to talk about his new book the truth is marching on john lewis and the power of hope which is a partnership of the in jc and now i will think isabel and john for being here and i will turn it over to john. >> thank you, i appreciate it and i'm delighted to be in atlanta virtually, it takes tennessee and is about to bring enlightenment to georgia so we

other restrictions include those on students, college and university students to be sent the distance learning with the recommendation of school students stay at home and maintain that isolation regime theaters will face a reduced capacity being allowed to lead to only 25 percent of customers. that's going to affect to see the theaters and cinemas. there's already also restrictions on cultural events, sports events, as well as authorities try to find that delicate balance between saving lives, protecting lives, and saving jobs, trying to ensure the economy doesn't take a critical hit. the statistics, of course, remain warring in line with european and global trends. cases have been rising across russia with over 20000 cases reported across the country yesterday, nearly 6000 of them here in moscow. many of those sent to hospital put on ventilators as well. this is very war even because just 10 days or so ago, the deputy minister for social policy that he had to go to cover and outs that many institutions across russia had as little as 525 percent of capacity left. this is very warring

are creating, give a peloton digital membership to all students at 10 historically black colleges and universitiese purpose was to improve cultural access. cultural access, we made a pledge as a company to be antiracist, and this is a first step in that direction, -- hbcusg with acb use and their student bodies. so we are going to continue to tell amazing stories and continue to make our communities more accessible. is a: that said, this crowded market and their ot -- and there are other options out there for equipment, classes, you even have apple fitness options. the main issue with peloton continues to be wait times. can you give us an update on how long supply constraints and wait times are going to last? dara: you know, we are making progress towards the goal. we aree other retailers, experiencing some delays due to congestion. but we are continuing to make progress. the bikes should be back to normal by the end of the second quarter. bike plus, we and continue to work on that. we are continuing to make progress, and some of these things are due to congestion at our ports. emily: i know peopl

however, schools, colleges and universities can stay open. rnight stays in the uk and abroad will be restricted, and meeting others indoors or in private gardens is banned. today, labour criticised the government for rejecting its call — last month — for a so—called "circuit—brea ker" — where a tight set of restrictions would have been implemented for a fixed period of time. this report from our political correspondent, jonathan blake, contains flash photography. a round of golf while it's still allowed. here in hertfordshire, only the minimum restrictions are currently in place, but like the rest of england, people are now preparing for a new national lockdown. i think it's frustrating here, because the cases aren't that bad, and we've all been, you know, following the rules that we were given. golf's just been so fantastic for so many people. while people may not agree with it, we've got to stake with it. so it's a bit frustrating, yes, but rules are rules. well, i wasn't surprised. i think it was inevitable. i'm glad that they're keeping th

colleges and universities telling students to remain on campus or follow strict rules to stay safe. >> we are also seeing a lot of people that are just getting tested because they want to have license to go socialize with each other. and unfortunately, that is not the phase of the pandemic that we are in right now. >> reporter: as more people take tests, they're also stocking up on essentials. shoppers posting images to social media showing empty store shelves, as publix becomes one of the supermarkets to bring back purchasing limits on some products. david, the fda says positive results from covid tests are highly accurate, but there is a chance still of getting a false negative. medical experts are warning people that even after testing, they should still socially distance and wear masks. david? >> really important reminder. stephanie, thank you. >>> and as we report here tonight on this virus surge across the country, president trump still refusing to concede and refusing to cooperate with any transition work, as is always done. and that includes working together with president-ele

restaurants and pubs people will be required to work from home wherever possible schools colleges and universities they will be allowed to stay open since the start of the pandemic the u.k. has been hit with more than a 1000000 kovan 1000 cases there been more than 46000 deaths there the highest registered toll in europe and over just the past week the daily infection rate in u.k. exceeded $20000.00 localise restrictions were rolled out mid october with lock downs in several regions but they were met with strong public resistance political commentator anthony weber says that the proposed cure may well be worse than the disease even before this lockdown responds how are up out of the situation was and how much more and. we can and are certainly are we going to be accommodated more because we government can somehow afford to ignore the months flow through which the taxpayer will have to pay for the young people of this from true how to pay for in the future. what will they do the jobs are going to shoot why is it going to be crew speakers that are being asked for chantry well where there's no troubl