ellison? >> erin mclaughlin in los angeles and dasha burns in bristol, tennessee, thank you both. >>> this morning there's growing concern over the covid-19 developed by astrazeneca. the company reported it was 90% effective. now they confirm some volunteers only got half a dose in the study. the company ceo tells bloomberg there will likely be another global trial. all of it means the wait for fda approval may be longer. let's bring in dr. steve corwin, the president and ceo -- at new york presbyterian. dr. corwin, when it comes to the different doses some volunteers got, how concerned are you about the process overall? >> well, i'm not. i think the fda and the data monitoring safety board is going to be very careful about this and very careful about the way the vaccines are put out. if the trials don't meet those specification, we won't get the vaccine. i'm very confident in the nih, dr. fauci, the fda. i think if the vaccine sapp proved, believe me, i would be the first person to get in lin

so, we could take a bunch of businesses that we already own -- inkkas, flex, everkin, and ellison --nd we can partner with you guys, put feat socks in the pot, and say to ourselves, "we have a digital-marketing agency that owns these assets."

but step forward stephen ellison, her majesty's consul general in chongqing, with natty socks. is no time to think. there is no time to consider. there is no rational decision. there was a girl in difficulties. ithink if... if no one had taken action, she would have lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts her face clear. for a short time, he feared the worst. but suddenly, she is breathing again. i'm sure someone would have jumped in, i was just first to get my shoes off and jump in. they eventually haul her up and our hero climbs out. i have had a few comments from any friends on the socks. i didn't have time to take my iphone out. so that's gone now. mr ellison has been hailed a hero in china, where his courage has been shared with millions on social media and done much to improve britain's reputation. the woman, a 24—year—old student, has recovered and invited her rescuer to dinner next weekend. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow.

do we have ellison glasses? parker: no, we don't have inventory. i could sell these off my face for 100 bucks right now on the beach. lemonis: you can sell those off your face for $100? do you really think you can do that? taylor: yeah. let's go walk around. i want to sell some [bleep] lemonis: so then let's roll. let's go. [ engine starts ] feels like "tron." taylor: let's see. who wants some glasses? lemonis: it's time to put taylor's big mouth and his overconfidence on his selling skills to the test. and let's hope he does better with the sunglasses than he did with flex watches. taylor: what's up? how you guys doing? what's up, guys? you interested at all in learning about these glasses? the name is called ellison. man #2: no. that's okay. taylor: we have these for sale. man #3: i like these. taylor: nice, right? you feel the weight? they're nice and light. man #3: yeah. for real. taylor: so, i can give you these glasses today for 100 bucks. don't you wish you could have a pair? man #3: no, i don't. man #4: i'm an optician. i've been a master o

but step forward stephen ellison, her majesty's consul general in chongqing, with natty socks.ision. there was a girl clearly in some great difficulties. ithink, you know, if no one had taken action she clearly would have lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts her face clear. for a short time, he feared the worst. but suddenly, she is breathing again. i'm sure someone would have jumped in, i was just first to get my shoes off and jump in. after a struggle, they eventually haul her up and our sodden hero climbs out to the side. i have had a few comments from my friends on the socks, yes. unfortuately i didn't have time to take my iphone out of my pocket. so that's gone now, it's seen better days. mr ellison has been hailed a hero in china, where his courage has been shared with millions on social media and done much to improve britain's reputation. the woman, a 24—year—old student from wuhan, has recovered and invited her rescuer to dinner next weekend. james landale, bbc news. good going. let's go live to the space station. they are waiting for the hatch to lock. the

here's how the diplomat, stephen ellison, described it all to the bbc.was going to bea was fearful that it was going to be a very sad story, not a big river, quite small so it was quite easy to jump big river, quite small so it was quite easy tojump in and i got to her very quickly and i was able to turn her over, but, you know, she wasn't breathing when i turned her over and she seemed to be unconscious but i head started swimming to the side with her and others were helping, growing in life buoys, and giving a helping hand and just as we reached the side she did start breathing which was a great relief to everybody. the first hands and feet ceremony in hollywood since january has taken place outside the city's famous chinese theatre. the star was awarded to american actor michael madsen during a socially—distanced event. the 63—year—old has made more than 170 films, including thelma and louise and sin city. but, he's best remembered for his role as mr blonde in quentin tarantino's directorial debut reservoir dogs, alongside harvey keitel and tim roth.

but step forward stephen ellison, the consul general in the area, with natty socks.is no rational decision. there was a girl in difficulties. ithink if... if no one had taken action, she would have lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts her face clear. for a short time, he feared the worst. but then she is breathing again. i'm sure someone would have jumped in, i had to get my shoes off and jump in. they eventually haul her up and our hero climbs out. i have had a few comments from any friends on the socks. i didn't have time to take my phone out. that's gone now. mr ellison has been hailed a hero in china, where his courage has been shared with millions on social media and done much to improve britain's reputation. the woman, a 24—year—old student, has recovered and invited her rescuer to dinner next weekend. well done, him! while the world was busy watching election drama unfold in the united states, another highly anticipated vote was also taking place in new zealand. but the bird of the year vote was also hit by allegations of an attempt to rig the ele

ellison brought the woman to safeh the help of a life buoy.he is slowd recovering even inviting her rescuer over for dinner. so at least a good outcome there. had quite splendid socks, our manage china. thank you so much for watching narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected need and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you thank you. narrator: you're watching pbs. vo: ready to watch the best of ytime, ywhere, on nearly any device? it's easy with the pbs video app. simply download the pbs video app on your mobile or streaming device. now you can watch the latest pbs episodes, or catch up on the shows you missed. and when you support your local station, you can get pbpassport, giving you access to more episodes, more specials, more of what you love! get the pbs video p now and stream the best of pbs, anytime you want, an

ellison is seen taking off his shoes, jumping in and grabbing the woman and bringing her to the bankf a life preserver that onlookers tossed in. >>> there are new arrests in a college admissions scandal and claims against the boy scouts. those are some of the headlines on the morning newstand. the "usa today" reports nearly 90,000 sexual abuse claims were filed against the boy scouts of america ahead of a court ordered deadline. it is the largest ever child sex abuse case involving a single national organization. yesterday was the deadline for alleged victims to come forward. the boy scouts filed for bankruptcy earlier this year and as proposed, establishing a victims' compensation fund. the organization issued a statement saying that it was moved by the bravery of those who have come forward. >>> "the new york times" says an fbi report found hate crimes in the u.s. rose to the highest level in more than a decade. there were more than 7300 hate crimes last year. that's the most since 2008. there was also a sharp rise in hate motivated murders. 51 hate killings were reported, the high

ellison, you have rare access inside the hospital today, tell us what you saw. >> reporter: andrea, we wanted to try and talk to some of those nurses who we know often give up their times with their families at holidays to treat patients. this year it's arguably even more important and harder. not only do they still have all of the threats that have been there since the pandemic began, but you also have patients inside the hospital, whether they are positive or covid-19 or something else, where they're not able to have any visitors at all. and so what we saw were hospital staff making sure that they were taking care of these people. they were trying to save lives and they were also trying to make sure that everyone there felt loved and cared for. w within minutes of being in the hospital, we heard one of the nurses asking if it was okay to bring in cupcakes and balloons whose birthday it was. that patient has been in the icu with covid-19 for 31 days. he was one of the few patients successfully able to come off of a ventilator. he was taken off of a ventilator and survived. and he was

thank you for that, ellison. >> joining us is dr. william schaffner from vanderbilt university medical center. i appreciate you joining us this morning. i want to start, if i can, with the really good news about the astrazeneca vaccine which comes, of course, on the heels of pfizer and moderna. so now three that look to be as much as 90% to 95% effective. so, doctor, what does all this mean for a timeline for potentially getting a vaccine or vaccines out to the public? if there are more effective vaccines, does it mean people won't have to wait as long to get them? >> well, maybe, chris. we certainly hope that that's the case. we need as much help as we can possibly get because after all, we're trying to vaccinate 330 million people in the united states alone. we can't do that in a week and a half. that will take some time. so the more vaccines we have available, i think the more quickly we can get the job done. that is, if people will come forward and get the vaccine. we still have a lot of persuasion to do. but i would expect that

ellison barber is in minnesota. valerie castro is in ohio. meg meagan fitzgerald is in california for us. we'll begin with ellison in st. paul, minnesota, for us. good to see you. very much appreciate you joining us on this. you have been speaking with some of the brave men and women on the front lines fighting this virus. take us through it. >> reporter: yeah, doctors, firefighters, we are with the st. paul fire department right now. we've seen the fire truck as well as one of the ambulances already head out on a call this morning. the department is averaging 15 to 20 calls a day for covid and flu-like symptoms. every time paramedics and firefighters head out on a call, they are at risk. even if they aren't told of covid-19 symptoms, there is the potential there someone could be asymptomatic. with me here is the fire chief, chief bruce ings. walk me through what you're seeing right now. you look at the numbers in minnesota, hospitalizations, the death rate, it's not good. what has it been like for you and your team here? >> thank you. it's b

i want to go back now to ellison barber.he is an nbc news correspondent on the ground in philadelphia. i know we were trying to listen in to that press conference that the mayor was having with his top health officials about possible new restrictions in philadelphia. how bad are the caseloads right now in philadelphia, and what have they decided they need to do about it? >> reporter: well, they say they've seen the percent positive here jump 700% in just two months. they say that they need to act and they need to act now. we are actually still listening to this press conference that is on zoom in a parking lot here. let me walk you through the restrictions that we know of as of right now. again, this is still ongoing, so this list is probably not complete just yet. they say that they are hoping these restrictions are only needed for about six weeks, but they plan to prohibit indoor graerthz in any location, public or private. they also say that outdoor gatherings are now going to be limited to 10 people per 1,000 square feet

nbc news ellison barber live in lansing. ellison, you went inside that hospital what did you see >> reporter: it did not take us very long once we got on the critical care floor here at sparrow hospital to stumble on a moment of just genuine love and compassion what you're about to see was all for a man who has been a patient in the icu here with covid-19 for 31 days, and he's one of the few patients to survive after being placed on a ventilator ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday dear william ♪ happy birthday to you >> you bet happy birthday >> thank you. >> reporter: at a time when most patients in the hospital, covid or not, are unable to have any sort of visitor, caregivers are spending their holidays away from their families and their children to make sure strangers have a hand to hold, someone to remember their birthday when they need it most. >> you know, people see it as a holiday, but for us caregivers if it's a holiday, it's just another for us to make sure our patients are well taken c

but step forward stephen ellison, the consul general in the area, with natty socks.er. there is no rational decision. there was a girl in difficulties. i think if... if no one had taken action she would have lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts herface lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts her face clear. lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts herface clear. for a short time, he feared the worst. but then she is breathing again. i'm sure someone would have jumped in, then she is breathing again. i'm sure someone would havejumped in, i had to get my shoes off and jump in. they eventually haul her up and our hero climbs out. i have had a few comments from any friends on the socks. i didn't have time to take my phone out. that's gone now. he has been hailed a hero in china where, his courage has been shared with millions on social media and done much to improve britain's reputation. the woman, a 24—year—old student, has recovered and invited her rescuer to dinner next weekend. time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett the nex

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speakers include keith ellison. this is just over an hour. >> hello and welcome. for ouru for joining us diversity and inclusion summit. hello and welcome. i'm steve comments, editor of the hill. thanks for joining us to a diversity and inclusion. -- over the course of the day we're going to discuss what it will take for diversity, inclusion, and equity to be more than just buzzwords. i'd like to thank our sponsors. international franchise association and the association of realtors for the support of today's program. and thank you for supporting this particular session. under 50 years after its founding, america's more diverse than ever before. however, stereotypes are beginning to fade, significant barrier still exist. justice, equal opportunity, continue to be out of reach for many black, hispanic, lgbtq+ and other minority populations. this is a real problem. we're policy initiatives can be put in place to address these gaps and barriers. with politic for the rapper a should have pisces, perceptions, and bigotry in our institutions. fair and equitable opportun

on race and gender equity issues including texas congresswoman escobar and attorney general keith ellison. this is just over one hour. >> hello and welcome thank you for joining us today for diversity and inclusion summit over the course of the day we will discuss for diversity and inclusion thank you to our sponsors qualcomm and international franchise association and the national association of realtors for today's program and also to qualcomm for supporting thee session 250 years out of its founding america's more diverse than ever before stereotypes are beginning to fade significant barriers still exist justice equal opportunity and inclusion continue to be out of reach for many black hispanics and lb gt q and other minority populations. this is a real problem with initiatives put into placenu and with that bigotry and the institution across the board and across thehe institution and we will be joined by my colleagues rafael as a staff writer keeping me company a great guy i look forward to him intervening. the first housekeeping. #the hill diversity. we will be broadcasting live just

minnesota's radical dem governor jim walsh and state attorney general keith ellison using the china viruss a device and an excuse to curb attendance at the rally, the trump rally tonight in the city of rochester. the attorney general and t governor ordering just 250 supporters be allowed to attend the event. that would work if this were biden but the trump campaign, they are used to bigger crowds. but they say they will comply nonetheless just this once i'm sure. 250 supporters, that is a crowd for biden, he'd be happy to draw that many anytime. joe biden cannot begin to match the enthusiasm level of trump supporters, biden for example, look at this, broke out in the light awkward jog today as he made his way to the podium, i think he tried to jog there the first two steps after he got on the stage. it was an obama moment, don't you think, i see that sort of. he was at an event in des moines, iowa and once on stage he screamed. only a few more days to election day. he was yelling at a few dozen honking cars and that's abiding campaign idea of a crowd now. biden has two more stops today, w

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i want to start with ellison barbour er where early voting c to an end last night.hat's the plan there today? >> hey, stephanie. until recently, the biden campaign has done most of their voter outreach virtually because of covid-19. but they have been and still are relying on outside groups to help them reach voters on the ground. this group, you can see them getting people ready. these canvassers are gathering together, getting their assignments to go out and knock on some more doors. i want to show you their strategy. they're giving all of their canvassers these tablets. if you look here. all these dots, those are all voters that they're going to try and talk to today. not just any voters. these are all voters who have not actually voted just yet. they give their canvassers these tablets because it's updating in realtime so they aren't knocking on doors of people who already voted. in miami-dade county, so far 63% of voters, registered voters, have already voted. that's critical in the final stretch here. they're also handing out all of these pamphlets you normall

nbc news ellison barber live in st. paul what are ems workers there facing these days? >> well, shepard, they say the calls just keep coming they have not really had a moment to even breathe and as we see the numbers rise, the hospitalizations go up paramedics tell us they are getting more and more calls every day from people having covid like symptoms. the state of minnesota actually asked the federal government to send them staffed ambulances from out of state and they got 25 of them on friday the state says that they will use those ambulances to transfer patients from one hospital to another in an effort to ease hospital bed capacity concerns and free up local ems to respond to other emergencies so we spent the day talking to paramedics and doctors at hospitals in the area, trying to get a better sense, a better understanding of what they're dealing with, and what they're seeing here's a little bit of what we heard. >> really, our hospitals have turned into airports that need to take care of a certain amount of people but they're a little bit, we need to treat them l

ellison barber is in minnesota. valerie castro is in ohio.rald is in california for us. we'll begin with ellison in st. paul, minnesota, for us. good to see you. very much appreciate you joining us on this. you have been speaking with some of the brave men and women on the front lines fighting this virus. take us through it. >> reporter: yeah, doctors,

oracle, as you know, is run by larry ellison, and larry ellison is very close with donald trump.alk this was a sweetheart deal for oracle. they can make a lot of money, you know, through their cloud business and that maybe this thing needs to be put out to bid or it just shouldn't be given, oracle shouldn't get a blank -- get to write a huge check here. that's the game right now. that's the, you know, what's going on on the ground right now with tiktok. it's still up in the air right now with the trump administration, but they are, you know, quietly optimistic that it will be a little easier dealing with the incoming biden administration. liz: i have become addicted to one comic on there who does this new jersey mom thing. he says did you see we're going to the summit mall. hilarious. charlie: that one is good. he does not just the mothers, he does -- liz: he's good. charlie: guys like i used to be when i was ye18. he does that. then there's sarah cooper. liz: italian american parents versus regular american parents. charlie: then sarah cooper does that trump imitation which i th

this is not where minneapolis city councilmember jeremiah ellison, who supports defunding, thought theo dismantle the minneapolis police force would be six months after floyd's death. >> we're doing the same old things we've been doing with regard to this reform discussion. and it hasn't led to a lot of change. >> reporter: the city is now in the process of setting its budget for 2021 at the forefront of voters' minds, the nearly $180 million currently allocated for the police force. a final vote on the budget by the council is set for december 9th. >> we talk and talk about healing. we talk and talk about safety. what brings us safety, though? >> unity. >> reporter: as for organizers like marcia howard, whether defunding police materializes or not, she says she'll keep fighting to for change. >> what we're doing right here in minneapolis has made an impact throughout the world. we will stand in solidarity against systemic racism, against anti-blackness, and against policing as we know it. we're not going anywhere. >> our thanks to alex. >>> up next, this thanksgiving, how the family o

ellison barber is standing by for us in miami. and it is miami-dade, while not a swing county, it does seem to be the biggest battleground between the two campaigns. >> reporter: hey, chuck. yeah, it is the last day of early voting here in florida. we have an airplane flying over us. and if the polls are right, it is going to be another nail-biter in this state. we are in miami-dade county, on the western side of the county at a polling site in doral. we've spoken to independent voters here who say they have voted for former vice president joe biden. we've spoken to hispanic voters who say they voted for president donald trump. you can see right over here, this is the voting line. normally, it would be a lot longer, but it's not that long right now, and that probably has a lot to do with the fact that over 60% of registered voters in miami-dade have already cast their ballots. if president trump is going to win this state, he needs to cut into biden's margin in democratic stronghold counties, counties like miami-dade. his best hop

but step forward stephen ellison, the consul general in the area, with natty socks.ion she would have lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts her face clear. for a short time, he feared the worst. but then she is breathing again. i'm sure someone would have jumped in, i had to get my shoes off and jump in. they eventually haul her up and our hero climbs out. i have had a few comments from any friends on the socks. i didn't have time to take my phone out. that's gone now. he has been hailed a hero in china where, his courage has been shared with millions on social media and done much to improve britain's reputation. the woman, a 24—year—old student, has recovered and invited her rescuer to dinner next weekend. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello, again. later this week, but probably only briefly, we are in for some colder weather. but for the next couple of days, it is going to be very mild for the time of year. there will be a lot of cloud, mind you, and for western scotland, some heavy enough rain to give some flooding by the mi

but step forward stephen ellison, the consul general in the area, with natty socks. no one had taken action she would have lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts her face clear. for a short time, he feared the worst. but then she is breathing again. i'm sure someone would have jumped in, i had to get my shoes off and jump in. they eventually haul her up and our hero climbs out. i have had a few comments from any friends on the socks. i didn't have time to take my phone out. that's gone now. he has been hailed a hero in china, where his courage has been shared with millions on social media and done much to improve britain's reputation. the woman, a 24—year—old student, has recovered and invited her rescuer to dinner next weekend. what a great story! good work by our man in china with stunning socks. it's a shame about his iphone though. as we speak, four astronauts on board a spacex capsule are making their way to the international space station — where, in a few hours' time, they will begin the docking procedure while whizzing around the earth at 17,500 mp

the antitrust heangs i saw in the house so they went to a panel on the judiciary committee keith ellisonwas there. but he saido usou need to make this a visual story we hear about data visualization ma a visceral. and then within a year algorithms came out and to me that's one of the best examples of tellingompelling stories and the discriminatory search results and yelp and how that would help to accelerate the decline of a classic neighborhood barber because they wereot listening to the people we are not being treated fairly. so this is an idea and it will be key and i think the book real does that. >> so countering your comments is a difrent amounts of tech savvy they want things toork on the seah results it's hard to curate you have to do the work yourself. so it is harder when you are not relying on ather entity or to help youith anything along those lines. >> that's a really great question. the one gray resources called run your own social and he talks about his experience of that decentralized platform. and it's not easy and it requires some skills and money and all these things t

you can get here, on george floyd, please take a look at it. >> keith ellison, attorney general of minnesota that's dense and important, just kind of information that i like to have. good to see you my friend. hope you will come back. >> that brings us to the end of our four session today. but don't worry there to more yet to go. thanks to rafael for joining me. >> thank. you >> just bump there. >> a big thank you to the international franchise association of the national association of realtors for supporting these really important conversations today, and thank you to the audience out there for joining us. we're going to have two more, bands come, back bring your, friends listen and participate. you were to come back here at 1:30 pm after you run around the clock for the second part of our summit where we will be breaking down why diversity is good for business. we're going to hear from claudia, the president of -- judith, from s&p and many, more and steve claimants. he's rafael. i'm going to grab a quick bite. see you back here in a quick bit. thank you. weeknights this month, we're featu

you can get here, on george floyd, please take a look at it. >> keith ellison, attorney general of minnesota that's dense and important, just kind of information that i like to have. good t see you my friend. hope you will come ba. >> that brings uso the end of our four session today. but don't worry there to more yet too. thanks to rafael for joining me. >> thank. you >> just bump there. >> a big thank you to the international fnchise association of the natnal association of realtorfor supporting these really important cversations today, and thank you to the audience out there for joining us. e're going to have two more, bands come, back bring your, friends listen and participate. yo were to come back here at 1:30 pm ter you run around the clock for the secondart of our summit where we will be breaking down why diversity is good for business. we're going to hear currently exists. this is two and a half hours. >> the chairs authorized to declare a recs on the subcommittee at any time. without objection members of the full committee not on the subcommittee are authorize to participate in toda

ivory coast president ellison we're told that has been declared winner of the presidential election the electoral commission said he secured 94 percent of the votes but the opposition says it is ignoring the result and creating its own transitional government in boycotting sunday's election and say that president ouattara should not have been allowed to stand for a 3rd term and would address it in a budget he says the opposition will continue its push to oust retard regardless of the electoral commission's announced it's going to be difficult for the government to set down and watch it or for to be challenged but that is what the opposition outlined and that is what the tend to pursue for the time being they appointed a presidential candidate former president. b.d.'s chairman of the transitional council and the council is charged with the responsibility of organizing fresh in actions remember they rejected the elections held on saturday calling it a sham saying that less than 10 percent of the population participated in the election and that 90 percent of the in the trade rejected what

stephen ellison, who's the consul general in chongqing, was walking by the river when the woman felln to save her. the pictures quickly went viral, prompting praise across social media. but this morning, the diplomat said he was happy to help. you know, the social media, like anywhere, but china's no different, things get communicated very quickly. i think it took a day and a half, i think, for it to really take off, but yeah, some very, very kind comments. but really it was... clearly i am pleased, i am so, so pleased that the young girl was ok. that is the main thing. but other than that, you know, it was just a split second decision. we have exchanged wechat messages. in fact, i have met the young girl, who is very, very sweet, and she has invited me for lunch next weekend, which i will be delighted to do. i am just very, very happy that it has all ended so well. us president—electjoe biden is warning that "people may die" if his incoming administration continues to be impeded by incumbent donald trump. mr biden said co—ordination was needed to tackle the coronavirus outbreak. he

i think we admit that's something that is good, a good investment marvin ellison is turning around the was really a terrible omni channel, and this company was acting -- the sellers were acting as if there was no press release they saw the number and said sell marvin ellison is turning this company around and if you want to bet against him, i think it is a fool's errand >> all right to be fair, it is up nicely, it is at a very good run. >> yeah. >> perhaps not as strong as -- roughly in line, walmart is up 24% for the year >> i thought walmart was terrific lowe's isn't going to be as much as the er guyother guys we're kind of done with the selling of walmart too many people raised the price target, carl, these raising price targets is another thing i find is captain obvious. like, raise the price target, buy the stock. there is a lot of young investors who i think see good news and they buy and the older investors are index funds. think don't know how to sell anyway, right? >> i thought it was interesting, mcmillan on the call yesterday, and i'm quoting here, the company is changing an

restrictions, as we reported earlier in the broadcast wisconsin -- minnesota attorney general keith ellisonlimited president trump's rally to 250 people. the trump campaign says they will comply, joining us tonight sidney powell, she is a defense attorney for general michael flynn, a distinguished federal prosecutor, best-selling author and great american, great to have you here, let's start with your clients first of all, we are not hearing his name a lot on the campaign news and developments, how is he and where does the motion to dismiss stand? >> we are waiting on a ruling from judge sullivan to dismiss which is now been pending for almost 180 days in the court of appeals told him weeks ago to decide it would dispatch and we had a hearing over three weeks ago now and we are still waiting and waiting and waiting, meanwhile he's had opportunity to issue to the post office and convene hearings on the everyday. lou: why would not out of sheer embarrassment and shame the chief judge, the federal judiciary not reached down and take this district court judge out of his seat and put in someone

when ellison just the un's acting envoy to libya says a lot of work has yet to be done before a national transitional governments can be names. rival factions can't agree on who will lead the country ahead of elections next year. the 2 sides have been holding talks, engine is here. syrian foreign minister walid has died at the age of 79 state television confirmed the news, but there are no details yet about the cause of his death. while i'm was a close confidant of syrian president bashar al assad's throughout its the civil war. the us has recorded 1000000 new coronavirus infections in the past 6 days. johns hopkins university has canceled more than 11000000 u.s. cases in total. for the 1st time, u.s. president donald trump appears publicly acknowledge that joe biden won the election, but he also reiterated that he won't concede that repeating his unsubstantiated claims about voter fraud is ministration is also refusing to cooperate with joe biden's transition team. and the leader of ethiopia's to gray region has confirmed that his forces far rockets at the capital of eritrea. it marks a

i remember going to a panel of Ãbmatt ellison said to us, u need to make this a visceral story we've about data visualization, what about data for seral days asian. within year or so algorithms oppression,, that book me is when the best amples of really telling compelling stories from her original enunters with google and discriminatory search results to thestory at the end of the book about yelp and how yelp helps accerate the decline of classic neighborhood barber or hearsomeone because they were listening to the people that were saying, we are not being treated fairlyetc. i think there's at idea of this role, makingt visceral is really key. i thinboth of charlton and joanne's book really do that. it's great. >>he one thing that countering your comments, joanne, about the reasons decentralization is helpful is, i think, those of us who might have had to work with people with different amounts of text savviness and interest, people want things to be easy, they want tngs to just kind of work. may be for artificial intelligence in the media, the search results, it's hard to curate inf

sanders on labor, two members of the squad, iona presley on housing and transportation and keith ellison as ag. >> can't rely on republicans and lobbyists. >> so far biden's team has not leaked considerations for any of those posts that bernie sanders is saying he would step up. >> to protect the working families of this country who are under tremendous duress whether in the senate, electing the biden administration, who knows, we will see. >> reporter: with the balance of the senate still a question sanders knows he may have to fight hard on the floor with promises made to get biden progressives backing. >> do i expect biden administration to do everything bernie sanders believes, no i don't. i expect they will come forward and keep their word in maintaining and legislated on the proposals which we agreed to, yes i do. >> reporter: those proposals include lowering medicare to age 60, raising minimum wage to $15 an hour, investing $2 trillion combating climate change moving away from the fossil fuel industry but biden is placing pressure from the back lives matter movement whose a black

attorney general keith ellison. they asked me to call you and say you can come out of that cabin in the woods now. the election's over. >> hey, man, i went to the cabin in the woods, after the election's over. >> stop hiding. >> oh, man. you know, nothing like -- nothing like northern minnesota to make everything a little bit more, you know, normal and real. beautiful out here. >> so, let me put to you, what don lemon was just putting to me because it's your job to answer it, not mine. how do we get to a better place? joe biden, kamala harris, saying the right things tonight to a hurting country. believe in each other. see the covid virus for what it is, attacking all of us, and all of us have to attack it. but in such a divided country with so much pain and so much anger, how do you do that? >> well, i think we're off to a good start. you know, joe biden and kamala harris are sounding a resonant cord with the american public. we have a president who everybody can support, who can be thought of and included by. thos

. >> tell me about each room the reason i say that because the great marvin ellison said this week tos now you're home is your kitchen but it's also your workplace but it's your entertainment place and now it's your school room every one of those plays into your strengths shrachl. >> we have always been in the best industry, i think people love their homes. it's their biggest asset and now we have been in them a lot longer than we wanted to be. we realize the investment in your home has a nice payback but makes your life more comfortable. we know that is going to continue we know people when they buy something from us this year are more likely to buy from us next year, because we are in their home we have seen it across brands and categories and areas wouldn't have expected the obvious categories but new and upcoming ones. you can see that people did the obvious things and now they are getting to everything and buying lots of sofas right now. >> what are the upcoming ones? >> i said they are buying lots of sofas right now >> williams sonoma >> yes. >> that is a very -- you're getting

dream team includes barbara lee as secretary of state, elizabeth warren as treasury secretary, keith ellisonas attorney general, and bernie sanders as secretary of labor. mustafa ali as epa administrator and deb haaland as secretary of interior. president-elect joe biden's lead in the popular vote over donald trump has now topped 5 million and continues to grow. no evidence has emerged to back up trump's claim of widespread voter fraud, but on wednesday, georgia's secretary of state ordered a hand recount for the presidential race. "the wall street journal" reports the trump campaign is increasingly looking into ways to prevent key states from certifying election results with the hope that republican-led legislatures would then appoint pro-trump electors to the electoral college. trump's refusal to concede the race may also be helping his campaign pay off debt. half of all money collected for the campaign's legal challenges is quietly being allocated to pay off campaign debt. on wednesday, trump made his first public appearance since the race was called for joe biden. he placed a wreath at t