>> kennedy: yes and eric garcetti has fallen flat on his face.ngela is 1 of thousands of business owners who are really hurting and or employees are, as charlie pointed out on the top of the show, we are going on nine months now and people have had bits of income but there are people, if they have a chance to do outdoor dining they will gladly tipped quite well to take care of the servers and business owners they love but they can't do that. and it is antiscience, what is going on here. and eric garcetti is always giving handouts and favors and tax breaks to the entertainment industry and he shouldn't suggest arbitrarily and pick winners and losers and favorites. everyone loses in this scenario and it's not keeping people safe. the negative impact of these type of lock downs are going to go far back when we actually received vaccines. >> harris: it sounds like the hollywood thing, movies over food. >> charlie: no kidding and i think one of the reasons why people are getting so frustrated is because they see there is no reasoning or science backin

all it took was a single sentence from eric michael garcetti.ondon breed understood that very early, the mayor of san francisco, elected on the strength of her fascinating name, she has no other obvious qualification. on october 30th this year, london breed declare the holidays are super spreader events, deliver the sad news that we can't celebrate anything. >> what we have seen during holidays, sadly, is an uptick in the number of cases because people are choosing to come together, and sometimes, these parties and these events and these gatherings, they can become super-spreader's. it just takes one person who is infected to infect, you know, all of the people who attended a party. even though this year will be a sacrifice, the sacrifice is worth it. >> tucker: the sacrifice is worth it, says london breed. now, your sacrifice, to be your more specific, not her sacrifice. just eight days after making the declaration you just saw, london breed was traveling down some of the world's most expensive food at the french restaurant in napa, governor ga

but instead, eric garcetti is telling people not to walk their dogs.ave a dog, he wants me to let my dog out in the yard and i can't walk my dog. stopping attention to the orders and that's really where i met that this point. figure out how to live your life. again not to diminish the reality of the disease, but it's not the radical position saying we should live freely in the united states of you know ameri. >> trace: charlie, 15 seconds. >> again, the economist told me today he estimates half of americans do not have anything in the bank. think what comes out on the other side of this, washington gets their act together and get stimulus or it's not going to be a pretty january. >> trace: gentlemen, thank you both. at a time when millions of americans are out of work, the federal government now suing facebook and accusing the social media giant of discrimination against the american worker. passing over well-qualified u.s. citizen so they can hire immigrants instead. judge jeanine pirro on the potential fallout of this when we come back. ♪ usan! honey

mayor eric garcetti, how important is this now? >> it's very important and it's very pertinent for the people who live in los angeles because this virus is going to ravage the community if they don't take drastic measures like this. >> you are very concerned about the hospitals in riverside county, throughout california, but your hometown, too. michael osterholm who we just spoke to is on president-elect joe biden's transition coronavirus task force, and he says he is concerned about a case cliff. what is your concern about the hospitals in your region? >> the biggest concern that i have with health care capacity is not at this point the number of icu beds or the number of ventilators, the biggest concerns i have is personnel, doctors, nurses, respiratory techs, they are tired, they are stressed, they are pushed to the limit. and i'm very concerned that they won't be able to sustain the amount of energy throughout this winter season where we're entering, john, quite honestly the last most bloody battle of this war against the virus

all it took was a single sentence from eric michael garcetti. pandemic like this confers such powers. he's the mayor of san francisco, no other obvious qualifications. on october 30th this year, london and paris declare the holidays are a super-spreader event. we can celebrate anything this year. >> what we have seen during holidays sadly is a uptick in the number of cases because people are choosing to come together. sometimes, the parties on the advance on the gatherings, they can become super-spreader's. it takes one person who's infected to infect all the people who attended a party. even though this year would be a sacrifice, the sacrifice is worth it. >> tucker: the sacrifices t were there it, says london. if your, to be more specific. just eight days after making the declaration you just saw, she was shoveling down some expensive food at the french restaurant up in napa. isshe's terrified of the dire health implications and worth sacrificing for. but not so concerned that she's going to enter any personal inconvenience no matter how small

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after weeks of protests outside the home of los angeles mayor eric garcetti, black lives matter declared it was all his choice. take a listen. >> there has been speculation that i would leave los angeles to join a biden-harris administration. as the administration reached out to me about serving, i let them know early this week that my city needs me now and that i want to be here and that i need to be here. jedediah: here to react is someone who covered those protests daily caller reporter jorge. welcome to the show. trying to get the real story here. do you have any insight as to what that is? eric garcetti is saying it was my decision blm said no, we prevented you from getting that job. >> yeah, as of right now. according to eric garcetti, he has taken consideration currently. los angeles is facing all types of crisi cries crises. not just unemployment, housing and also the homicide rate here is skyrocketing as well. according to garcetti he is stepping away from consideration. he says he has a job to take care of here in los angeles. we have black lives matter also claiming victory. b

here for example is the shamefully incompetent mayor of los angeles eric garcetti just this summer. >when i talked about killers, i said our collective burden here in this society is we let black men and women die, i point at myself, we collectively have a choice about whether we will be those who heal and whether we will be killers. >> tucker: whenever they talk about collective responsibility, you know what they are really saying is take the gaze away from me, it's not my fault. he wasn't more specific when he talked about we the killers, it turns out there are killers in his city, they aren't collective, they are criminals. under eric garcetti, crime in los angeles has skyrocketed and many innocent people have died as a result of that but he's not a morning them, he's not giving speeches in their memory or apologizing for the policies he supported that led to their deaths. neither is the city's new head prosecutor, he was elected with backing from george soros, he was the single largest donor to his campaign, he wouldn't be the district attorney without george soros. so he has from

eric garcetti says his heart is broken. if everyone has broken hearts, americans, i know we'll talk a little bit about how to help make it come from the government but i do feel like something is happening, greg. this pandemic is exposing government to a whole generation of young entrepreneurs who, maybe they have big hearts but they will realize that a conservative viewpoint on smaller government is the way to preserve liberty and their ability to make a living. >> greg: geraldo, it's kind of weird to see politicians deciding who are nonessential workers. there is a certain irony to that. >> geraldo: i totally agree with dana about the need to rethink governments rule. you have to understand i have two grandchildren in los angeles county. they had 25,000 cases in california yesterday alone. 9,000 in l.a. county. and garcetti, this is the land of the fires and the earthquakes said that the covid thing is the greatest threat to life in los angeles that we have ever faced. i think you've got this vaccine coming down the road.

our mayor, eric garcetti, is urging residents to cancel everything and hunker down. about 2020 is we've never used the word "hunker" more than we have this year. you know who's hunkering down in l.a. for a while, lebron james and anthony davis. [ cheers and applause ] they just signed to stay with the lakers. the champions. a.d. signed a five-year deal,

here for example is the shamefully incompetentre mayor f los angeles eric garcetti just this summer.> want to talk about killers, i said our collective -- our collective burden. to here in the society is that we let black men and women die. i pointed at myself. we collectively have a choice of whether we will be those who heal or whether we will continue being there killers. >> tucker: you. whenever they start talking about collective responsibility, you know what they're really saying is take the gaze away from me. it's not my fault. he wasn't more specific when hee talked about we the killers. it turns out there are killers in his city. they are not collective, their individuals, their criminals and there are a a lot of them. under eric garcetti, crimeme in los angeles has skyrocketed in many innocent people have died as ack result of that, but he's not mourning them. is not giving speeches in their memory or apologizing for the policies he supported that led to their deaths. and neither, by the way it is the city's new head prosecutor. he was elected with the backing of george sor

last night, mayor eric garcetti issued a stay-at-home order. no walking with others, no hanging out with anyone outside your family. >> it's time to hunker down. it's time to cancel everything. and if it isn't essential, don't do it. don't meet up with others outside your household. don't host a gathering. don't attend a gathering. reporter: facing a shortage of hospital beds and overflowing icus, governor newsom is today expected to require all non-essential workers to stay home in those counties where icus are more than 85% full. we know that santa clara county and potentially a few others in northern california. but definitely people are sensitive right now to any of these broad lockdowns. that's something i think the governor knows and is going to be very -- a little bit more circumspect if you will about having a blanket shutdown, especially as christmas approaches and you know better than most, businesses need to make their money, retail does, anyway, in this 30-day period. back to you. liz: yeah. absolutely. absolutely. and being from lo

los angeles mayor eric garcetti joins me now. the l.a. drips of hospitals right now sounds practically apocalyptic. is it accurate to what you've seen, and is the situation getting better or worse? >> well, jake, this is what we all feared. here in los angeles, one of the most vulnerable cities in the country, the most densely populated metro area. we are at our capacity, and while we're seeing the caseload begin to level off, we know that two or three weeks of more hospitalizations and more deaths that follow last week and the week before caseload, we are still going to have our toughest and darkest days. our hospitals are doing miraculous work. our health care workers are stretched to the limit taking shift after shift after shift. we learned a lot, prepared a lot, have equipment, have a lot of the spaces now available, but we don't have the people, and that is what's devastating us. it's not just for covid-19. i remind people other accidents happen. people need emergency rooms for car accidents, things we don't expect, heart attacks, a

advisers today, the inaugural committee announced the co-chairs which includes los angeles mayor eric garcetti along with representative james e cliburn as the chair. meanwhile, san francisco's health officer will be leaving to become california's new director of public health. >>doctor tomas aragon has been san francisco's health officer since 2011 and he will replace sandra shuri who's been serving as interim director since the previous director stepped down in august. the position does require state senate confirmation up next the trump administration must accept new dhaka applicants this after a judge orders white house officials to restore the program. >>a bus in sports to is it the warriors hold their first team practice this season with a couple notable absences. jason dumas sports director has steve kerr has reaction. 2 other media members think have tested positive for covid. >>and nursing homes there at the top of the list to receive coronavirus vaccines. how health officials plan to safely distribute vaccinations in the coming weeks. this is right after the break. >>this week federa

. >>> a los angeles mayor, eric garcetti, is pulling his name out of the hat to be part of joe biden'sinet facing a major crisis at home. garcetti said that with covid cases skyrocketing and his 9-year-old daughter testing positive for covid and showing symptoms, there is just no way he could think about leaving. the mayor says his daughter's symptoms, however, are mild and that he and his wife have tested negative for the virus. >> my family is going through what so many families across this city and this nation and around the world are experiencing. and we're doing exactly what our public health officials have asked us to do after a covid-19 exposure. we will isolate at least ten days from the time her symptoms first appeared and amy and i are quarantining in accordance with public health guidelines. i will conduct the business of our city every day. >> the announcement comes after health leaders say that icus in southern california are at capacity. >>> federal authorities appear to be getting a handle on at least some of the widespread fraud at the edd announcing the arrest of four

mayor eric garcetti, and rhode island governor gina raimondo. if buttigieg is selected brands get ministration position, he could become the first openly gay cabinet secretary per by the senate. >>> some small business owners and workers are begging they are london breed to loosen resections. they protested outside of her san francisco home yesterday, chanting, open sf now! demonstrators say they are shouting for the low-wage earners who can't work from home and the rusty rock cooks who can't pay their rents. >>> the iconic oceanfront restaurant cliff house is closing permanently. it has been temporarily closed for a while now but the owners made an announcement on the last night. they say the restaurant and its 180 employees will not be back next year like they had hoped. the reason? the national park service delayed its long-term concessions contract but the pandemic certainly did not help. >>> next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the fbi called in. how hackers are making their way into internal emails, coming up. home has been there

eric garcetti's order a few days ago, 12 pages long, long list of essential services that can go on and that everyjob is essential to someone. the latest day at home order came into effect at midnight. we are standing on the corner of mulholland drive and we can still see a number of tourist buses that have gone past us. they are not full but they are still operating. some film sets are still operating. some film sets are still operating today and meanwhile you have restaurant workers who are saying how can they do 12 hour shifts on a film set where they are eating and we have had to close the tables that they put outside so they could continue to operate? so at the moment the first 12 hours of this latest lockdown there is some confusion about what should and shouldn't continue, and of course this is set to go on beyond christmas. it looks like a film set behind you. good advertisement for laa. as sophie mentioned — many businesses are reeling at the news of yet more closures. let's speak to one of them — allen adams is the owner of the paragon bar and grill in the california town of n

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetticlosed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town leave but this is dangerous. but right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerged from this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots. caleb martin artsy new york all for year a spring has no less so for better and 2021 soon and that's it for now more of the recap of the stories the last 7 days we brought you when i'm back in just over half an hour's time but for now reporting from artie's would use h q kevin i was signing off to keep safe and well i did join the rest of it we can . also post there was mention when you read of those lists nissho to show it just what it also has been. but so far we're short in the months to draw useful struck a chord of it in that you will quote them in the us want to quickly sing m

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetticlosed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town but this is dangerous. but right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots caleb mop and artsy new york who here is minnesota better i will but for now for this update of the news we brought you over the last 7 days i'm kevin though in reporting from moscow what have you doing today stay safe well and enjoy the rest you weekend. oh. you can look silly. little mom. it isn't my window i. modeled. his face this would appear to. me. yeah. but if you're bush. that they wish and the wolf austins when you could do that if you have one. that i would do to meet you up with all. the shoes in most of the people machine and you. did you spoke of the 2 young girls well my yeah

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetti closed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town this is dangerous. but right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots open artsy new york. mall here in russia more than 26 that is new k b k c's and 500 deaths have been reported in the past 24 hours and that brings the total number of cases to more than 2 and a half 1000000 but the scale of the pandemics also prompted one russian medic to show us the horrors and the challenges of fighting it 3 was ionize the surgeon's gang follow his online off the posting poignant sketches from a coronavirus whole sport when you can watch his documentary here on our nights but he's a pretty. we've just finished a 3 hour operation it was our 3rd today that's one tired assistan

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetti closed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining hall set up town but this is dangerous. right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots caleb mop and artsy new york. now here in russia more than 26000 new kopechne 1000 cases and almost 600 deaths have been reported in the past 24 hours that brings the total number of infections to most in 2 and a half 1000000 well the scale of the pandemic has prompted one russian medic to show is the horror as the challenges of finding get through his own eyes the surgeon has gained followers online also posting poignant sketches from a coronavirus hot spots well we've made a film about his work which you can watch on the documentary channel on you tube but here's a quick taste of what's tha

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetticlosed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town but this is dangerous. right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots. kaleb mop and artsy new york. 22 on the that's over better in 2021 and soup let me just tell you that jackie vegas here in half now with more news updates from the last 7 days when the weekly comes back and callie break throughout the evening but for now reporting from artie's world news h.q. here in moscow kevin i would starting off do keep safe while i join the rest of you we can. also post there was when surely when you read of those lists initial what show just what that also has been. but so far we're short in the months to draw. you will quote them. when you washed and then you put it th

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetti closed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town but this is dangerous. right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out cheeriest and said farewell to our favorite local spots open artsy new york. freaking ranks now in the united states senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has become the latest top republican to congratulate joe biden on winning the presidential election mcconnell has also reportedly fellow republicans to follow suit o. risk dividing the posse though today i want to congratulate president elect joe biden the president elect is no stranger to the senate. he's devoted himself to public service for many years also one of the road droid device for example look are calling from california senator her. beyond our differences all americans can take prod

tougher restrictions now one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetticlosed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town but this is dangerous. but right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerged from this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots caleb mop and artsy new york that's our break down to some of the biggest headlines from the past week more on those stories and the latest news at our website r.t. dot com. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confront a shooting let it be an arms race on all fronts very dramatic if they follow the only a fully engaged exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. a little simple sparrow's menchu and when you read of those lists nissho to show you just what that also has been have. got soaked up already

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetticlosed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town leave but this is dangerous. right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerged from this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots caleb mop and artsy new york. well more the stories the last 7 days my back in 30 minutes is 27 minutes past the hour 8 o'clock in the morning here in moscow whatever time it is with the weekend goes good stay safe and well enjoy the rest of the week. and in the 1996 something happened for a company called purdue pharmaceuticals came out with a drug called oxycontin and they started a mere and falsely promoted that opioids were rarely addict maybe only one percent of the could you get addicted to no. that was not true. and it is not true and never was true that was a false statement and

. >> reporter: in los angeles, mayor eric garcetti urging residents to stay home. >> my message couldn'tler. it's time to hunker down. it's time to cancel everything, and if it isn't essential, don't do it. >> reporter: this as the u.s. hits another milestone, more than 100,000 people now hospitalized with covid. a new record and more than double the number reported on november 1st. >> we're very concerned at the number of cases that were present today. i don't even think that that represents thanksgiving holiday. >> reporter: icus near capacity in new mexico, north dakota and rhode island. the cdc director revealing that 90% of the nation's hospitals are in a red zone. >> the report that i received is we had negative 31 beds. that means we had 31 admitted patients who did not have a bed to go to. >> reporter: in michigan, doctors performing an emergency c-section on covid patient jazmine logan delivering healthy twins before putting jazmine on a ventilator. >> i'm picking my kids up and i can't even see my wife. this is something that we're supposed to be doing together. >> reporter: su

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetti closed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town but this is dangerous. but right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small busy. but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out cheeriest and said farewell to our favorite local spots open artsy new york. here in russia more than 26000 new cases of covert 19 and almost 600 deaths have been reported in the past 24 hours and that brings the total number of infections to more than 2 and a half 1000000 while the scale of the pandemic has prompted one russian medic to show us the horrors and challenges of fighting it through his. surgeon is going follow this online after posting poignant sketches from coronavirus hot spot where we've made a film about him and his work and you can see it here in just over 2 hours time but his quick look. we've just finished a 3 hour operation it

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetti closed down. her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up tell me that this is dangerous . but right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out cheeriest and said farewell to our favorite local spots open artsy new york. the e use a new digital market rules to challenge the dominance of global tensions is a controversial one the proposed legislation would apply only to the biggest companies them with tens of millions of users like google like m isn't officials behind the trough bill said they had no choice. now we have 6 increase in the online traffic that we need to make rules that court order into chaos is really growing in europe. vote our responsibility is to decide and to give directions and. just to protect which is important to us so it puts more meat on the bones of it u

well because of those rising numbers, los angeles mayor eric garcetti is ordering everyone who lives in l a to stay in their homes. mary beth mcdade is in los angeles with more on the city's emergency order. >>la county covid cases and hospitalizations are surging to the highest level since the pandemic began. that's according to health officials who say this signals that the virus is infecting more people at a faster rate in l a county than ever before we are at the most difficult moment. in the pandemic health officials say there are 7,593 new cases that surpasses the previous high of 6,124 seen last week. and the test positivity rate has jumped from 7% a week ago to 12%. health officials warn they expect to see higher numbers of cases and hospitalizations in the coming days. they say people need to stay home as much as possible to bring the numbers down greece's we're seeing are not sustainable. >>well they're not sustainable because they're going over well not just our health care system that the entire state's health care system cases surging across california another county has

tougher restrictions now one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetticlosed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town but this is dangerous. but right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots caleb mop and artsy new york. so sad isn't it well let's hope for better soon a that's the best we can say so far that's the update of our top stories of the week who want to see more. of a social media reporting from moscow kevin owen signing off to stay safe and well and enjoy 'd the rest of your weekend. the world is driven by shaped by those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. all. the welcome to worlds apart we will heard the cliché that the chinese word for crisis is composed of 2 charge choice signifying danger and opportunity and while the story itself appears to be a misconception i

los angeles the mayor had a blunt message for the city's 4000000 people cancel everything mayor eric garcetti told angelenos if it's not essential don't do it robert oulds al jazeera los angeles president elect joe biden says that he will make masks mandatory joining us 1st 100 days in office kristen salumi hustle and has been following developments from wilmington delaware. interesting news coming out late here from wilmington and president joe biden saying that he intends to ask americans to mask up once he takes office for 100 days the 1st inkling we have of how his response may be different than the current administration's he was speaking to us network c.n.n. and described his plans he said where possible he would mandate mass for example on interstate travel on airplanes and in federal buildings but otherwise would seek to influence americans by his example and they said it was important for him and the vice president themselves to wear a mask as an example of course mask wearing has become controversial in some parts of the united states so there could be some pushback on that front bu

here there was an emergency order with immediate effect put in locally last night by their mayor eric garcettiwhen there is a 12 page order and lots of detail and when you look at the first few pages, it showed that perhaps you were not able to leave your house on foot by car or public transport. when you look at the long list of exceptions, it is not quite as severe but people are saying they understand the reasons why these restrictions have been put in place, they do not welcome them, something they are welcome them, something they a re necessary welcome them, something they are necessary and others think they are over the top but even people who thought they were necessary were out and about walking the dogs and with their children so not everyone is staying at home, they could. sophie long. stay with us. still to come: from belarus to georgia and onto armenia, whether seismic changes sweeping over old russian empire spell trouble in russia's backyard. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i

tougher restrictions that one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetticlosed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town but this is dangerous. but right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out cheeriest and said farewell to our favorite local spots up an artsy new york. you know better times can't come soon enough become a world thanks for checking in this weekend that's a recap of the stories of the last 7 days in the weekly with me kevin i would something offer no more for me half an hour me time for what i know what's happening on the headlines for the rest of the day check it out download our out of a good one. teacher movie think of those who did just that in japanese and i. don't mind it just became a zone on that. the shuttles are. flat because of the much space you know along to the max on probably not a few they were establi

tougher restrictions now one bar owner in los angeles was fighting back tears and anger when mayor eric garcetticlosed down her outdoor patio and just across the way a hollywood movie set had outdoor dining all set up town but this is dangerous. but right next to me as a slap in my face. that face politicians love to praise small businesses but is the whole game rigged it seems like when we finally emerge from this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots caleb mop and artsy new york. as a recap of just some of the stories that helped shape the world these last 7 days for all the latest and up to the minute reports all of us on twitter or instagram. and she should remain for those who didn't just isn't just a reason i. don't mind the chest but. the shuttles all. the time because look at the my face you know for a long today in my country not in the east of upstate the map. about the afghan army told everyone that if the bush at last sept is that. going to be a willful blindness the muslims who go no i mean that i'm still going to go to the h

mayor eric garcetti of los angeles, whose daughter just tested positive, warning that if hospitalizations continue to rise, medical facilities will go under. >> we'll see people pass away that shouldn't have had to die. and that will affect people with covid and people without covid. >> reporter: from yonkers, new york, to this icu in reno, nevada, brigades of medical staff fighting to keep intubated patients alive with the white house task force now warning the current thanksgiving-related spike will collide with another upcoming holiday travel surge. and outside mcallen, texas, the virus infecting billy loredo, a beloved attorney, his condition worsening on thanksgiving morning. >> he woke up, and he said, "sonya, i'm having breathing problems." >> reporter: right before being intubated and fearing the worst, he typed this note, telling his wife of 21 years, "we had our time, and it was wonderful." >> i think he was trying to give me permission to be happy without him. >> reporter: billy loredo died this week. he was 45 years old. and, david, we're told that the governor of california h

mayor eric garcetti says the city is now the ground 0 of the coronavirus crisis in the united states of the $274.00 new deaths reported on wednesday the majority were seniors let tino's are disproportionately impacted as are people living in poverty and relative to what alan was just telling us about the figures regarding travel nationwide the county public health director barbara for rare says that travel and holiday gatherings quote we all need to prepare for another surge that will start with even higher case numbers in january and finally there's more information about that 1st california case of the new more transmissible variant of code 19 it was detected in a 30 year old man in san diego he had no history of travel outside the area he is reportedly not severely ill and contact tracing is under way the i.c.u. capacity in southern california hospitals is at 0 percent the hospitals and health facilities are increasingly overwhelmed and. therefore less able to effectively care for people with other illnesses chronic conditions or injuries lauren reynolds thank you very much indeed

los angeles the mayor had a blunt message for the city's 4000000 people cancel everything mere eric garcetti told angelenos if it's not essential don't do it rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles ok let's get more developments in the u.s. with an official he's live at the white house or not and i hear that the food and drug commissioner stephen has been talking about the projected vaccinations. exactly though the white house has been keen to get approval push through as quickly as possible clearly the pressure on the f.d.a. got more intense and lead in the week when they realized that the u.k. was about to give approval for the vaccinations there steven hunt who is the commissioner of the food and drug administration said that he did a robust meeting with mark meadows who is the chief of staff to donald trump robust tends to be technical terms for very low davidi show t.v. so you can gather that stephen hunt probably felt that he was coming under pressure he said that there is pressure on them but it's to do the right thing in they will go through the process that they intend to go through so

los angeles the mayor had a blunt message for the city's 4000000 people cancel everything mayor eric garcetti told angelenos if it's not essential to do it rob riddles. more than a 1000000 people in iran have now had coronavirus nearly 50000 have died but the health minister says the actual number is probably much higher but the government is considering easing restrictions in several areas iran is a worst affected country in the middle east and gaza is imposing a posh on lockdown this weekend to curb a rise in the number of calls in 1000 infections mosques and small schools will be closed during the day and they'll be a nighttime curfew from saturday a full lockdown is set to start next friday which will last until the end of the month and south korea has reported its highest number of daily new cases since march there were $629.00 new infections on thursday half of them in the capital seoul the government has announced a ban on year end parties and rainbows street social distancing guidelines in the greatest soul area. now america's top infectious disease expert dr anthony fauci has apologi

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