picked up as you were speaking i think this is a memory stick but 1st i don't pretend that it is the cork of a wine bottle so i'm going to use now arabic although i'm going to translate it in english there's an expression in arabic that says getting drunk simply by smelling the cork of the wine bottle and other words i don't actually drink the wine i simply get drunk by smelling the court why my mentioning this because when people succumb to the alert of the gorgeous hair of was justin trudeau or the last he left you know maybe gestate nature of barack obama they are succumbing to the cork of the wine bottle right what they say is completely platitudinous vacuous nonsense but my god they are so cute they're so handsome they're so presidential they're so cool whereas donald trump is a bull in a china shop he may say things that are perfectly spot on but my god to go back to your earlier point he disgusts me and what amazes me is that otherwise intellectually sophisticated people succumb to this bias which shows you that just because you are educated and doesn't mean that you won't succumb

their greenpeace all these measures too little too late oh i wish we could have pop some champagne corks but they are way too little and they are too late it's never too late i guess i would say but i think if you look at the desire of the e.u. to lead and to actually forge of way forward that would address the climate emergency we needed a 65 percent target not a 55 percent target which is not up to snuff for what the scientists are calling for but that doesn't sound that much of a difference i mean how much of a difference does this make anyway if you look at global emissions and what the e.u. has just decided to cut the levels and makes a big difference i mean i think if you look at where the e.u. is emissions are currently looking to go it's a 46 percent reduction with existing measures so that 55 percent sounds quite big it's actually just a small incremental shift of what they were already planning to do and the e.u. is important globally it's a major player in the market it's still one of the you know large greenhouse gas emitting countries but clearly we need the united states to

let's bring in the xix of director of greenpeace international jennifer morgan jennifer champagne corks popping their greenpeace all these measures too little too late oh i wish we could have pop some champagne corks but they are way too little and they are too late it's never too late i guess i would say but i think if you look at the desire of the e.u. to lead and to actually forge a way forward that would address the climate emergency we needed a 65 percent target not a 55 percent target which is not up to snuff what the scientists are calling for but that doesn't sound that much of a difference i mean how much of a difference does this make anyway if you look at global emissions and what the e.u. has just decided to cut the levels and makes a big difference i mean i think if you look at where the e.u. is emissions are currently looking to go it's a 46 percent reduction with existing measures so although 55 percent sounds quite big it's actually just a small incremental shift of what they were already planning to do and the e.u. is important globally it's a major player and market it

hugs of easing easing restrictions over christmas are still there but again as the president of the cork institute loads of dealers said you know the aim is to get contacts down and they haven't reduced by 60 percent which is his target he said if that can happen through voluntary changes made by the population and a tough lock down will have to happen they looked at the united states experience over there over the thanksgiving weekend which seems to have led to a significant spike in infections germany wants to avoid a repeat of anything like that over christmas and so that's why at least those experts are saying that we can't afford to lose in the measures during the christmas period sam and young are reporting thank you. meanwhile in italy a months of isolating to avoid the current of our wrists have taken their toll on the nation's most vulnerable for some elderly italians loneliness brings more fear than covert $900.00 in the italian city of genoa many senior citizens are now turning to charities for help nina fire de lay is 94 she's a former partisan here fought in the italian resi

begin tonight with the very latest investigation into hundred biden, white house correspondent kevin corke is digging on that front. >> so many questions will be asked about this story moving forward, questions like how on earth is it possible that this didn't come up during the campaign, especially when so much was being said and written about the younger biden. given the glacial speed with which investigators like this often proceed, the question has to be asked -- will this have any impact on the presumptive president-elect? >> dating back to 2018, investigators have been examining multiple financial issues including whether hunter biden and his associates violated attacks and money laundering laws and business dealings in foreign countries, principally china. "i take this matter very seriously" the younger biden wrote in a statement. "i'm confident a professional and objective review of these matters will demonstrate that they had of my affairs legally and appropriately, including with the benefit of professional tax advisors." the u.s. attorney in delaware is leading the investigation

at night i'm shannon bream in washington and we begin tonight with white house correspondent kevin corke covering the very latest developments regarding the investigation. into hunter biden's financial dealings in the resignation by attorney general barr. a good evening, kevin. >> busy, evening. his fate has been in question and the doj investigation found no major fraud in the election then that obviously contradicted the president's point of view. still, he leaves on fairly good terms and given some other high-profile administration departures, frankly that's saying something. barr's resignation letter released shortly after he briefed the president about the doj review into the trump campaign voter fraud claim demand claims. the allegations will continue to be pursued at a time when the country so deeply divided it, it's incumbent upon all levels of government and all agencies acting within their purview to do all we can to assure the integrity of elections and promotes public confidence in their outcome. the president return volley on twitter calling his relationship with barr "a ver

. ♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kevin corke. the u.s.ourt rejecting a texas lawsuit backed by president trump to overturn the results of the 2020 election. the high court's second order this week denying the g.o.p. request that they get involved in the 2020 election outcome. justice is also turned away an appeal from pennsylvania republicans on tuesday. the electoral college will meet on monday to formally certify the election outcome. meanwhile, multiple pedestrian struck by a car during a black lives matter protest in new york city, at least six people were hurt. none of them suffered life-threatening injuries. protesters had surrounded the car and were banging on it when the driver tried to get away and struck people. the driver and passengers have not been arrested, but they were taken into custody for more questioning. i'm kevin corke in washington. now we send you back to more "tucker carlson tonight." take care. ♪ >> tucker: welcome back to a special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." the u.s. has reduced its carbon emissions mo

in washington, i am kevin cork, fox news. troll >>> staff and volunteers at glide memorial church in san francisco have been very busy today filling 5300 bags of groceries for those in need instead of the normal giveaway where the bags are handed out on site, glide volunteers are filling the bags today and will deliver them tomorrow. each bag contains everything needed for a special holiday meal for two people including a free range chicken or turkey. organizers say the need for help is greater this year because of the pandemic. >> we definitely have seen an increase in need for food security, food resources. especially with families sheltered in place. and children not going to school for their breakfast and lunch. parents who have lost their jobs. and are unable to find jobs right now especially those in service and retail. >>> last year glide gave away 2000 grocery bags on site and delivered 2000 bags to people across the city. glide is gearing up for its new toy giveaway on december 17. >>> still to come and update on cov

kevin corke reporting. the battle for the white house continues, there are new details emerging about the federal investigation into joe biden son hunter biden the wall street journal reporting attorney general william barr new about rnumerous investigations into hunter biden's overseas business dealings since at least last spring. the work to keep the probes out of public view during d t the election to avoid politicizing the gop according to the story in the wall street journal the spokeswoman declined to comment but congressman andy biggs the head of the house freedom caucus said bars action ultimately hurt president trump. >> ag barr excusable behavior we didn't want to influence the election, you influence the election by suppressing very important investigations that were going on that you been doing for a long time, how long did the fbi have the laptop fore hunter biden, about a year now, did they suppress it, what were they doing why do we not know any of this, why wasn't congress given the informat

you would imagine they would be popping the champagne corks over there tonight whether they are self't you?|j whether they are self driving cars work or not, don't you? i wasjust going to make the same joke. they have good backing already, the ft says, this aurora group, kate. yeah, amazon has orally invested in it, others as well, so is i was doing pretty well, these executives were people who had worked in the industry for some time so they know their way around industry for some time so they know theirway around it, industry for some time so they know their way around it, and industry for some time so they know theirway around it, and it industry for some time so they know their way around it, and it looks like hoover have now decided they are a better bet even in their own workshops. so what you will see as more and more obvious over the next few years, the different companies that were taking punts on it and trying to invest in it, start to see which of the developments really look like the best bet, which of the different technologies look likely to be most likely to make it ov

thanks, kevin corke in d.c. breaking news now. peter doocy reporting that biden transition officials declined to take questions from the fox news channel during a weekly meeting today. that's not where it ended. peter doocy picks up the coverage. what happened in wilmington today, peter? >> bill, the way they have been doing the briefings is on zoom. if you have a question, you go to the chat function and you say i have something i'd like to ask. they call on people. today they called on journalists from five outlets. it was politco, "new york times," "washington post," cnn, pbs. we said we had a question. we didn't get called on. we have never been called on in one of these. towards the end of the briefing where nobody asked about hunter biden among other things, some of the other mainstream journalists in the chat function started complaining that they were going to stop at five questions today. one guy from the daily beast wrote this. "hey, guys, there's tons of folks looking to ask questions. since this is done once a week, ca

kevin corke is the story. >>> if you're waiting for holiday package to arrive you may have to wait a record levels of online shopping and an employee shortage due to the pandemic the u.s. postal service is experiencing and historic holiday backlog. long lines of customers we for hours at their local post offices, hoping their gifts are delivered on time for christmas >> i tried to come last night at 4:00 in there was 40 people in line so i decided midday would be a better option. >> reporter: every holiday season is overwhelming, u.s.p.s. says this year is especially challenging. private carriers, fedex and ups prioritizing shipments of the pfizer vaccine, the nation's mail agency is carrying the majority of the christmas load. in order to meet the surgeon the man, the postal service is hiring seasonal employees. enhancing package tracking technology and even expanding hours at select locations up a >> we put on additional people for the holiday mailing season. additional transportation. we extended the hours and some of our retail offices. >> reporter: the bottom line, the sooner yo

kevin corke is following this closely. where does this stand? >> you touched on a couple things.st, i want to catch up everybody at home. twice the house minority leader kevin mccarthy asked the fbi for a briefing on the interactions between eric swalwell and fang fang. the briefings were swapped by the bureau. nancy pelosi and mccarthy did meet today. swalwell has said listen, i did everything i was supposed to do and very limited comments about this. he said i was thanked by the fbi after their briefing in 2015. there's a number of republicans that are questioning how swalwell landed a high stakes assignment in the first place. there's others that are questioning the voracity of his claims about fang. here's kevin mccarthy not long ago. >> i had questions that need to be answered. >> [question inaudible] >> the appropriate think, he shouldn't be on it. >> that's the key there, neil. a not of leaders on capitol hill on the republican side that feel like given his exposure to an accused spy, there's to reason for hall well to be on the house intel committee. as you know, the howe

david: kevin corke reporting. good to see you, my friend.e the battle for the white house continues, there are new details emerging about the federal investigation into joe biden's son, hunter biden. the "wall street journal" reporting attorney general william barr knew about numerous investigations into hunter biden's overseas business dealings since at least last spring. now, barr worked to keep the probes out of public view during the election to avoid politicizing the doj, according to the story in the "wall street journal." a spokeswoman declined to comment, but congressman andy biggs, head of the house freedom caucus, says barr's actions ultimately hurt president trump. listen. >> a.g. barr, i mean, excuse for, hey, look, we didn't want to influence the election. you know what you did? you suppressed very important investigations that were going on that you've been doing for a long time. how long did the fbi have that laptop for hunter biden? about a year now. whew did they suppress it? what were they doing? why did we not know any of

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like sean ross abbey best spring mother and baby home in cork was run by the sisters of the sacred hearts of jesus and mary whose convent still overlooks the home. the home closed in the late ninety's but that can also raise its awful paused. as they scan financial health service briefing notes from 1934 to 19531 quarter of all babies die in their 1st 12 months of life. over 900 babies died here but only 64 graves are recorded and families a desperate to know where the rest are buried. but on field to point to the area that we called the angel of the little family starkiller area bring a woman along here there are no. there are no air base of. them so this tiny plots became the focus for the grief of survivors and relatives. faced with what they call the angel fog the area that they face that 900 babies are just just enough yeah. we know they're not buying here. the numbers now suggest they can't remember where they buried them. a claim described by the commission as very difficult to understand. i don't believe for one second they don't know where the burial grounds are and i don't belie

eric, you are so right, cork has been a partner to acc fb for years, and we feel so fortunate with a gift like this that will provide 260,000 meals. we love to hear that. >> helping real families with real need, food scarcity, it is not just about food, it is about poverty, it is about dignity and self-respect so when we support the food bank we are supporting the entire community and the larger agenda to make it better for everybody. >> thank you because this will really change lives during the holiday season, and beyond. we are grateful to you, eric, and to clorox. >> we are delighted to do this today and continue to support the food bank for years to come. we love helping out. >> thank you for that donation and you can play your part as well, to find out how you can help folks in need, especially now during a pandemic, at kpix.com/give. >>> more local news at 5:30. more, more san francisco apartments are sitting empty, but are property owners being upfront about just how many are actually unoccupied? >> nobody should be scared of information for transparency. >> medical workers pu

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a girl from cork her. crew her of her of more. on this marcy a santini there he is now a long way through her recovery we're pleased to say told r.t. the situation is at breaking point we're stuck now we were running low on oxygen on supplies on you know all the respiratory drugs definitely bad definitely staff we don't have enough staff we are beyond stretched we have patients in overflow overflow overflow areas that were never intended to have patients other hospitals are setting out makeshift units outside of the hospital our government they blew it also they could have released the defense production act and ramped up the production of p.p. and all the other supplies that we need and they didn't do that so the whole the whole nations in a big big predicament of how we're going to be able to treat patients safely and give them the care that they need well a officials have issued a safe at home order to try and stop the virus from spreading gatherings for anything other than urgencies political or religious purposes a band most

. >> reporter: no shutdown orders for craft and cork located in solano county. it is open for business. >> we've had to reduce our hours from like seven days a week down to four. >> reporter: even with reduced hours the owner says he feels lucky that he can even open at all. >> at this point we're on the verge of closing down for good. you know, we're bleeding money out of our own pockets and bank account at this point. >> reporter: feeling the pain of small business owners like christie. outdoor dining, hair and nail salons are still open there while acknowledging people should be staying at home as much as possible during this surge. the health officer making it clear tonight he will allow those businesses to stay open as long as possible. in a statement tonight he questioned the science behind the shutdown saying, in fact, i think these greater restrictions are likely to drive more activity indoors, a much riskier endeavor. solano county's health officer releasing a similar statement last week. he says there is no proof that outdoor dining, hair and nail salo

>>bird george is on the hunt to put a cork in a pinot pill for drunk with greed. this was. >>absolutely targeted. they knew exactly what to do early saturday morning. he says someone held an unplanned one tasting party. >>inside of the juice of george fun, one store in san jose. take a look at this crooks smashing the windows to get inside. but the guests not leaving empty handed. he says they took off with thousands of dollars and collectible cabernets in rare reese links. you've never seen this. >>if anyone shop in the united states know or in the world that has what i had had in this cabinet, 13 bottles in total take it the most expensive. >>7 bottles of harlem magnum from 2002 to 2007. those bottles made at the harlan estate in napa those consecutive years in a row is why he says the bottles are so expensive. check online found some of those bottles going for more than $2000 each. george says money from the missing mall backs and more now topping more than $35,000 at an auction that would go for a lot more than that. >>to me they're priceless because you know we buy the

immediately lock the door behind me and then i would 1st check every room holding pepper spray in my hand corked or almost bordered on paranoia way to cleanse. but i think at moments like that being afraid can be good to a certain extent because it makes you cautious and alert and. the hostility she experienced all it has left it's more. it could target the primary days when the verbal attacks just roll off me i can stand there and say oh come on you can kiss my butt on his guitar and there are days when it really hurts when all at once to fall silent and take a step. that's horrible and a lot of people have had similar experiences there are going is a chance that specialize in dealing with hate speech and digital ourselves to help those who have become targets of hate campaigns one as hate aids in berlin the 1st thing hate and employees try to do is to stabilize hate speech victims emotion when . they scan the hostile content for posts that could carry legal consequences. not all those attacks wish to file charges this also has financial reasons then. if you've been libeled or threatened for a

ok the corks already popping on the candles are burning on the cake because today marks a special birthday for r.t. . i. it was back in 2005 that artie burst into broadcasting life and i think it's fair to say that from those humble beginnings we have gone on to make quite an impression on the world. earl it was a room good girl is gone you know the research group where you learned the value. to know that those who knew already knew the world only. knew that waiters merriman is a very good value and of them he's going to resent mobile devices more than 12 surely you're not going to i'm going to conjure if you don't need to know both like your mother your own narrow narrow. range to alternative vision. you'll start to question. your way through all the. time and it is. rare. for you to mediocre. really undercover to not going to destabilize. you will get exposed on to your kids way decontaminate you're lying low self you are used as brave everything to. strip down truth. so you can defend yourself and your loved ones from the weapons of mass communication. thanks for the r.t. . it was given

doing in a corona stimulus bill it's not it's part of the spending bill with where there's always cork and i'm not saying foreign aid is pork i think that's necessary to a large extent but the pork in there most of it is normal poor that goes into the budget bills that we see year after year at the end of the day anything this is going to help our citizens is a good thing but overall i think the bill is terrible even if you if you separate the coronavirus bill from the spending bill like a lot of those items on a spending bill like this stuff you wait a lot of my friends are small business owners and lie i have to drive up and down the streets and watch businesses closing every day you know the current ministration out government converse all of these people who fail america big time the whole reaction or response to coal that has been terrible these 10 was packages have been terrible i agree with steve like $600.00 to people who are losing their businesses and their families and it's ridiculous i think we also should lose focus you know when they close down restaurants indoor dining a

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. >> up next historian william hitch cork discusses presidential leadership during the cold war and the lasting impact on presidential politics. the author of the age of eisenhower america and the world in the 1950s, the georgia historical society and the uva club of savannah cohosted the event. 75 years after it began. in 55 minutes we take you back in time for a 19 32 update on the fight against disease. man against mike robe is a metropolitan life insurance company film that sketches 3400 years of progress in public health and dramatizes themes with notable sciences such as louie pass tour. a film marking the 1998 bice tenal of an organization that began as the marine hospital service and have gone through many changes since. >> i'm with the georgia historical society and it's our pleasure to partner on this program with the uva club of savannah. this conversation is the first of three with the university of virginia faculty part of the historical society georgia's history festival which this year is 230 cussed on the 75th anniversary of the cold war. with me today is dr. hitchcock t

lot of deep divisions in us society legal and media analyst lionel spoke to us about some of the cork's of the electoral college system i'm going to be to president of the united states what is defeat number of states i can win to get 270 electoral votes to not desire really the biggest state but they normally comprise in terms of size. out of the 50 states you would need to only win 11 this was done in 2012 the number may have changed somewhat but just think about this 11 states the biggies california new york etc and it would comprise 27 percent of the popular vote and you could be prised you want to target or try that one out for size the idea of this is simply this you are and it's not that you are voting in the old days nobody could trusted the citizen to understand the complexity of the of this the founding fathers didn't want necessarily senators to vote but they thought that we were just too too busy with plowing and herding cattle to understand this that's why the electors would meet oftentimes while after the election because it took so long for them to get to their state capi

manchester, or if they ordered in manchester, or if they ordered in manchester, or if they ordered in cork it was very slick, it is all about the customer experience. my fear with brexit is the customs, forms and tariffs, and now that a deal has been made with tariffs, that is a big relief for me. it means i can continue to grow into the uk market. obviously all the customs forms, thatis obviously all the customs forms, that is going to take a little while to figure that out. but i think it's going to be a positive. and i think ican going to be a positive. and i think i can continue to grow into the uk market. so you have a pretty optimistic assessment today. you are a new business, you only started in september. so, no business is looking for obstacles on their way, clearly, but not so early on in the process ? clearly, but not so early on in the process? absolutely not. my brother and his family live in london, i have neighbours from liverpool. and i think there is a real strong connection between the countries. there is definite potential and a big growth market for me. i only launched

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white house correspondent kevin cork with the latest questions about the upcoming runoff. >> investigations on the way in georgia trying to influence the vote. in arizona a certification and more challenges yet to come. >> reporter: perpetrated upon the country. this is the big one. >> a defiant donald trump once again saying not only is the present result of the 2020 election fraudulent he insists here and an overwhelming victory. >> i know we won arizona, michigan and pennsylvania and wisconsin. >> reporter: the comments came during a hearing with arizona lawmakers in which trump campaign lawyers allege widespread voter fraud in the state. >> this concludes the official canvas. >> this happened the same day the republican governor certified a biden win which drew the higher of the president on twitter where he responded to a tweet accusing doocy of betraying the people of arizona with one word. in georgia recount continues, stop election election official is opening an investigation whether third-party groups are trying to register people from other states to illegally vote in the january

always been had like corks, the fundamental building block of policy discussion or policy debate starts from a great set of facts. how does your profession deal multiplicity of factual renditions of the same event? ,r. kennedy: frankly interpretations of the same set of facts is what keeps people like me in business. [laughter] we are constantly arguing with one another and over generations, we argue about how to make sense of this or that or the other event, person, developing, whatever it might be. someone described in the work of historians collectively is to chew on various interpretations around facts. it seems to me is relatively straightforward. data does sometimes come to light. but that is not how historical understanding advances. history as a way of thinking is a dialogue between the present and the past. changingnt is always and our perspective on the past thereby changes. the dialogue is always changing. but the factual data is a pretty stable compound. when i went to graduate training to become a historian in the 1960's in american history, there were certain topics, nobod

kevin cork reporting on all of these stories. >> white house sources tell me this is all part of the playbook we've seen used for four years, legally target and or harass the president and for that matter anybody connected to him, punishment for winning the 2016 election which was a backdrop of this week's questioning of ivanka trump. for 5 hours tuesday the president's daughter answered questions about january of 2020 lawsuit in which district of columbia attorney general claimed the president's real estate business and other entities misused nonprofit funds to enrich the trump family. today on twitter mister trump called the investigation which alleges more than $1 million was misused they, quote, politically motivated demonstration of the vindictiveness as well as a waste of taxpayer dollars to jocelyn that tweet mister trump shared an email from 2016 wherein she appears to say the hotel should charge the committee a, quote, fair market rate, the suit comes as new york state continues its pursuit of the president and numerous court filings and given his recent pardon of michael fl

kevin cork has the latest on the ongoing response. >> new details about the cyber espionage campaign that has security teams all over the world scrambling to limit the damage and the damage has been especially acute at home where there is a massive government effort to nullify the impact. >> we are breaking hard to mitigate any potential effects to make sure our country is secure going forward. >> reporter: a stunned white house pressing leaders across the spectrum for answers to what has been described as the calamitous breach of you is information. a widespread hack whose scope is still undetermined, based on the us according to administration officials by a russian hacking group. the intrusion has had a wide swath of us energies with energy and treasury to commerce, agriculture and even homeland security. on capitol hill the level of alarm was nearly universal. unprecedented in scale and scope said florida's marco rubio. mark warner called a devastating breach, and attack the spotlights vulnerabilities. senior administration officials say no determinations have been made how to re