it is the story of fern, an addict woman with a cast of both real—life nomads.se film—maker, chloe zhao,, it shows rootlessness set against a backdrop of the american landscape. i wanted fern to be a guide, to be able to bring us into this vast really rich world of nomadic living and what i have learned, you have to anchor the audience in one person's intimate experience, so they can feel, you know, comfortable to be able to experience everything else and without getting lost. fern, played by francis mcdormand is a woman who left her home town of empire in nevada after economic collapse. there is a childlike quality that we were really interested in for fern, that she has had a very prescribed set of rules, living in empire and once she hits the road, the possibilities become open and her sense of self sufficiency is tested. frances mcdormand is being widely tipped for a best actress 0scar nomination for her work in nomadland and another possible best actress candidate emerged at the new york film festival. michelle pfeiffer for her highly praised performance as

yet every single solitary fern when he was going through his impeachment, testifying under oath who worked for him said i did my job impeckically-- impeccably. i carried out u.s. policy. not one single, solitary thing was out of line. not a single thing, number one. number two, the guy who got in trouble in ukraine was this guy trying to bribe the ukrainian government to say something negative about me, which they would not do, and did not do, because it never, ever, ever happened. my son has not made money in terms of this thing about, what are you talking about, china. i have not had-- the only guy who made money from china is

the silver ferns controlled the game in hamilton but england did hold up well in what was their first coachjess thirlby, who had to stay back in the uk after testing positive for coronavirus... i have left the game feeling quite positive. aside from the outcome in every international side, you know, our intent is to go to compete to win and we are not ignoring that element, but, ithink win and we are not ignoring that element, but, i think at this stage, and given the context by which we have entered this test series there was a lot of positives in there for me to be happy about. i think apart from the first poster, you know, we only lost those quarters by two or three so quite small marker genes against the covent world champions in their backyard and as you know it is well documented we haven't played a competitive match since march so i think we gave good account of ourselves but we appreciate we don't have to go up another level for friday's match. how difficult has it been with both the long lead up to this with players just able to train and not have competitive matches but also

round great looking at lord patterson and fern james patterson. james patterson became a national icon. famous circuits. the movies circus has an extraordinary story behind it i think it was said to be stalin's favorite. as you see in the opening scene there's a woman running from a an angry crowd threatening her and throwing rocks at her and realize that the bundle says been carrying is her black child this german impresario at the climax of the film reveals the truth to the audience in the circus that she has a black child and of course the soviet response is so what do we care we don't care if he's purple polka dotted. and then he goes yearly is passed. to various members of the audience policing him a lawyer by one of the languages of research was. one of. i mean it couldn't be more. saccharine and more propaganda stick by it but it had all the right nerve at the time as 16 credibly popular even the song. was even a sort of a defacto anthem of the soviet union i. i i i. i i. it's definitely a fear to say that those who appeared you. were the c

receive ferns and support by any means so we not worried about the survival of many islands in the region. the we have seen similar measures you know in other continents even those who are not seeing you know state intervention as the. who way of of doing business know in north america you have seen you know and the intervention plan through which subsidy that is absolutely massive in europe many alliance have been heavily strongly supported by their by their national authorities so it's a movement that has been almost everywhere and of course your own organization i as a had to cut its global headcount by more than 20 percent or so the pandemic you're also predicting passenger numbers to return to preplan demick levels only by the year 2023 let me ask you on a personal note and as head of this crucial body on airlines how did you deal with the lock down and when countries started closing their borders and when you realized that this industry was in major freefall and turbulence. you know in february we have anticipated that the crisis. was going to to come not at this level i have to adm

secretary saying my pompei o fern alliance of sorts of western countries against china but it didn't work when you want to check delegation that they would quote pay a heavy price for travelling to taiwan which china claims as its territory and well you can imagine how well that went down wang was also roundly criticized by top diplomats in other european countries he faced demands for china to respect human rights of protesters in hong kong and to explain why millions of people have been detained in these so-called reeducation camps or shin jang and more in china's part of the world australia taken a hit to prime minister scott morrison called for an investigation into the origins and the handling of the corona virus that sent china relations to a new low china immediately banned astray and beef imports it launched investigations into bali and why it even warned its citizens not to travel to australia at this point you have to say the word diplomacy is starting to look entirely misplaced. and all of this hasn't gone unnoticed earlier this month the secretary sent my pompei and met h

when fern african-american opera singer when marion anderson is banned from performing at a concert hallrican revolution, eleanor once again springs into action. >> eleanor is quite upset about this. first of all, she's a member of the d.a.r. so she writes a letter. >> it is a classic eleanor roosevelt letter. i'm afraid that i have never been a very useful member of the daughters of the american revolution. and i know it will make very little difference to you whether i resign or whether i continue. >> she sends it to newspapers all over the country. soon there is international recognition about this. >> and i feel obliged to send in to you my resignation. you had an opportunity to lead in an enlightened way, and it seems to me that your organization has failed. her resignation was huge news. it was very important, and it put enormous pressure on all organizations to confront their racist policies. >> the world is watching. and eleanor helps organize a new venue for the concert. in the place that most symbolizes freedom. >> in this great auditorium, all of us are free. >> marion anderso

the suspect had taken some of these fern frauns and ripped them out.nd then, laid them across the top of the bike to camouflage it. >> reporter: and further down the path, deeper into the woods, where they found jenni. >> hidden from view. >> very hidden. >> reporter: they discovered her body, in a shelter, of sorts. >> and one of the original detectives actually described it as something like an igloo, almost. so, like a cave. that was made out of the vegetation. >> what do you get out of being at the place where she was found? >> for me, as an investigator, it was important for me to come out here and actually see it. to try and understand a little bit better what happened and try to get myself into the mindset of the killer. i mean, there were days when i would get frustrated sitting in my office working on the case. and i would just drive down here and park my car and sit down here. hoping that something would come to mind. >> reporter: one thing that did come to mind? assembling a list of all the names in those binders, persons of interest, witnes

getting people to enroll and one of the things that he did was to go on other show called between two ferns starring satch galifianakis. and the trade jobs with zach. and president obama talks about how satch galifianakis was lucky he had bigger stars to save the movies, the hangover movies he was involved in. and so on. but in the end president obama had an opportunity to pitch the face the affordable care act and young people getting enrolled and the number of enrollment went up afterwards. what you saw with barack obama was he could take a joke and give as well as he got with respect to humor, and also in one of the most famous clips involving barack obama and donald trump, barack obama savaged donald trump at the out who correspondents dinner during the both when he said donald trump was handling serious issues like which chef should be fired at the trump resort. so all these things going on that really made barack obama somebody who was a tough target to hit when it came to political humor. donald trump is very defendant. he gets in lots of fights with these late night couple mixed. do

i want to bring back fern as a girl's name. fernace may be the longer version.t's just old school. i say bring that back. maria: better than sophia? dagen: yeah. sophia, sophia loren, i know you love sophia loren. maria: i do. next up, santa claus may not make it to town this year. the pandemic forcing macy's to skip out on santa this year after 160 years of tradition, kids won't see jolly old saint nick at the new york city, chicago or san francisco store. you can catch him after the thanksgiving day parade. there will be a virtual option for families to take photos and play games with santa. mark, what do you think? >> i think maybe they should have gotten rid of a few mannequins and kept santa. he remains one of the most beloved figures. in a time of pandemic, kids need hope. that's why they should bring back santa. maria: quick break and then what would the voters think after last night's big debate. we have the viewers' take on the final presidential debate when we come right back. stay with us. non-valvular afib can mean a lifetime of blood thinners. and i

open ended trying to get what's called number below one that's how many are infected by each infected fernand government had to act so in terms of the 14-day quarantine if you will in your house they haven't said whether that applies to when you meet people outdoors or allowed to travel after that it it is very vague and people on the opposition saying simply isn't good enough that we need clearer regulation and restrictions and government saying all they're focused is protecting leaf but also protecting the economy. getting the recovery going again. so then they see that -- as arguably important considering mental health issues and issues around that. neil. neil: clear enough benjamin hall thank you very much. go to jack on all of this global portfolio manager. jack this is a reminder things change quickly on the virus front now the president is telling our stuart varney that he's dead set against another lockdown or shutdown that will will more harm than good does pressure builds the way it is abroad particularly in some of the countries that we thought had -- beaten this are now shuttin

released a video message in support of biden last week and waiting to see if maybe she'll do other in fernvents as well. meantime california senator kamala harris she will be become on the campaign trail on monday. shed to hated her campaign events after two people around her tested positive for coronavirus. harris will visit florida making two stops for orlando and jacksonville as that states get ready for early voting as well. a big week for the campaign also because of that second and final presidential debate. that's going to be taking place jon in nashville on thursday. jon. jon: mark meredith thanks very much. joe biden has a huge lead in national polls. and he's polling slightly better than hillary clinton did in battle ground states at the same time in 2016 bin laden blake man president george w. bush and to bush chainny campaign good of you to be with us tonight. you heard president speaking he went longer than expected, and hit an awful lot of topics what do you think about his energy level after his covid recovery? >> it's amazing. the people know what they see. president trump

i'm also concerned with this idea that you know, well fern else wants to build their house this size, then we would be in favor of it. we want green in you're backyards because we think about that strategically and i do feel it's very dis ingenuine and playing the sympathy card. i took care of my grandfather and my parents and i believe in supporting family and inter generational families and. >> are you prepared to submit your testimony. >> hello. well, this is greg mckinney, i think you have me -- you raised your hand and we're using your phone. ok. >> you have a two minute rebuttal. >> our project is out of ordinary and we have a legal non conforming unit in an arch one district and with everyone's concern about the amount of rooms in the building, as far as i know, i am -- i can have up to five bed roms pe bedrooms. the amount i proposed is still compatible with the planning rules and the owner wants to say something too. 375-377 hearst is a multi generation property. it's not a single-family. with the amount of bedrooms together, it is not out of the scale. we intended to live wi

yet every single solitary fern when he was going through his impeachment, testifying under oath who worked for him said i did my job impeckically-- impeccably. i carried out u.s. policy. not one single, solitary thing was out of line. not a single thing, number one. number two, the guy who got in trouble in ukraine was this guy trying to bribe the ukrainian government to say something negative about me, which they would not do, and did not do, because it never, ever, ever happened. my son has not made money in terms of this thing about, what are you talking about, china. i have not had-- the only guy who made money from china is this guy. the only one. nobody else has made money from cheuna. >> welker: president trump, let me, pi question to you. >> just one secretary. >> his son didn't have a job for a long time, was sadly no longer in the military service. i won't get into that. and he didn't have a job. as soon as he became vice president burisma, not the best-- not the best reputation in the world, i hear they paid him $18 3,000 a month. listen to this, 183, and they gave hum a $3 mill

yet every single solitary fern when he was going through his impeachment, testifying under oath who worked for him said i did my job impeckically-- impeccably. i carried out u.s. policy. not one single, solitary thing was out of line. not a single thing, number one. number two, the guy who got in trouble in ukraine was this guy trying to bribe the ukrainian government to say something negative about me, which they would not do, and did not do, because it never, ever, ever happened. my son has not made money in terms of this thing about, what are you talking about, china. i have not had-- the only guy who made money from china is this guy. the only one. nobody else has made money from cheuna. >> welker: president trump, let me, pi question to you. >> just one secretary. >> his son didn't have a job for a long time, was sadly no longer in the military service. i won't get into that. and he didn't have a job. as soon as he became vice president burisma, not the best-- not the best reputation in the world, i hear they paid him $18 3,000 a month. listen to this, 183, and they gave hum a $3 mill