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forces journal you lose track of where the human sense of the brickwork such as your night vision. u.k. home office is admitted it lost track of 37000 migrants over the past 30 years think looted the silencing people overstaying their visas and those who cross the border illegally the chairman of migration what she has called the situation a failure of the system this is a shocking failure it is ridiculous to intercept those crossing the channel illegally or after they emerged from the back of lorries only to turn them loose to disappear into the undergrowth of the shadow economy home office spokesperson a said it is likely many of them scanned is of left the country for those still in the u.k. there's a national tracing team dedicated to finding migrants who have dropped off the radar from a break that party in ukip member for scotland david coburn believes that the u.k. should take a thorough approach to migration. normal individuals are stopped at customs or stopped at immigration and their checks were pals and there were little terrorists or whatever but these people are right

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journal reporter. and we talk about the federal eviction moratorium and the covid-19 pandemic with a wake forest law professor and chair of the american bar association covid 19 task forceommittee on eviction. watch washington journal live wednesday morning. and be sure to join the discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> today, the wisconsin elections commission met to discuss certification of the 2020 election results. during the meeting, republican meters objective to how the chair of the commission moved forward with certifying the results of the presidential election by signing off on the canvas report a day earlier and sending results to the governor for approval. here is a look. >> commissioner. >> i would like to raise a question of privilege. >> ok. concern, these comments will be about your activities as chair, and i think they take precedence to anything else on our agenda today. i cannot express strongly enough my disappointment in your actions yesterday, particularly after i formally asked at the last meeting that we would have a meeting and a chance to discuss prior to any certification. you twog that, i sent separate em

journal. then we talk about the federal eviction moratorium and the cobra 19 pandemic with wake forest university law professor. chair of the american bar association's covid-19 task forcemittee on eviction. watch c-span's washington journal, live at seven eastern, wednesday morning. and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. spent with the peaceful presidential transition of power filling to 2020 election, sunday night on q&a historian susan schultz and eric : : >> they did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. for the fact that by largest part came

leading medical journals warned the decision to relax the rules was rash and would cost many lives decisions expected by the end of the week. meanwhile tougher restrictions have come into force in the u.k. capital journal well as the latest from london's. tonight we've been spiraling rates of infection around the london area and the southeast in some places infection rates doubling in 7 days we're told that there is this particularly virulent variant of the virus that's been identified in part responsible for that fast uptick in infections and then this rather in congress situation where the government is lifting all restrictions for a 5 day period over christmas to allow families to get together in their homes to mix together and it sparked real concern about what comes down the line beyond christmas possibly a 3rd wave in january maybe even a 3rd lockdown real criticism aimed at the government not least on tuesday for 2. preeminent medical journals in this country both internationally respected that have issued a very rare joint editorial warning the government of what is at stake here saying simply that if people do get together people will die most likely elderly relativ

in a strain to former prime ministers from rival political parties just joining forces calling murdoch's brand of journalism propaganda a cancer on a stranger's democracy a petition signed by more than half a 1000000 citizens demanding their government investigate the effect that corporate concentration in the media has had on the way the country is governed for the present time rupert murdoch has been in the news business in australia for more than half a century he's proven resilient. but the year 2020 has produced some momentous news stories that are taking their toll on news corp astray and its reputation. 2 things have led to this great need that was staying at the moment of the made up comedian empire in history of one is donald trump. and the other is the coded pandemic strains have been much more aware of the impact that fox news and made us advocacy for trump has had in the united states how it's led to american democracy looking in absolute disarray and the other major effect has been the way in which the middle chris and major outlets in australia have reported the pandemic in victoria particular

force their hand. dan, thank you as always. dan henninger from "the wall street journal." >>> cutting u.s. forces in half. meantime we're live on the ground in kabul amid the troop drawdown in afghanistan. why some officials are sounding the alarm about that we'll take you live. >>> support growing for a 80-year-old washington state restaurant owner, refusing to close down indoor dining despite state orders so his business can survive in washington state. that is coming up live later in the hour. >>> christmas tree sales have been spiking as consumers looked at maybe to add a little holiday cheer this year. we need it. we're live today from a christmas tree farm in illinois. ♪ your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-

empire and take a larger stake in it that's according to the wall street journal china is also dialing up regulatory pressure forcing mas payments venture at a group to comply with banking regulations instead of being treated like a tech. and the european union and china are set to announce an historic investment pact as soon as wednesday according to media reports that's after the e.u. got the necessary political backing for the deal it had further over the chinese market to e.u. investors brussels could soften its stance on chinese investments in europe. cannabis used to have a bad rap as an illegal narcotic recently its reputation has been revived and a growing number of countries that legalizing the drug are recreation or with this at all years the same goes for china where cannabis derived products are becoming popular by the state is granting licenses to farmers of the crop. joe chung young lives in a village in china's south western union province he's among the 1st crop of the country's new cannabis farmers. i planted 20 hector's in the 1st year but we gradually expanded today i plant 40 had parents of canna

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empire and take a larger stake in it that's according to the wall street journal china is also dialing up regulatory pressure forcing mas payments venture at a group to comply with banking regulations instead of being treated like a tech. and the european union and china are set to announce an historic investment pact as soon as wednesday according to media reports that's after the e.u. got the necessary political backing for the deal it had further up in the chinese market to e.u. investors brussels could soften its stance on chinese investments in europe. cannabis used to have a bad rap as an illegal narcotic but recently its reputation has been revived and a growing number of countries are legalizing the drug for recreation or but it's all yours the same goes for china where cannabis derived products are becoming popular while the state is granting licenses to farmers of the crop joe chung young lives in a village in china's south western union province he's among the 1st crop of the country's new cannabis farmers. i planted 20 hacked errors in the 1st year but we gradually expanded today i plant 40 had parents o

empire and take the largest stake in it that's according to the wall street journal china is also dialing up regulatory pressure forcing mass payments venture and group to comply with banking regulations instead of being treated like a tax. a major explosion in beirut topple last summer destroyed large parts of the city at least 190 people died and more than 6 and a half 1000 were injured it was a disaster waiting to happen corrupt officials have allowed highly poisonous liquids to be stored in rusty containers a hobble for decades now the chemicals to be removed with the help of a german company there's a surprise in each and every container some of them have been stored beirut harbor for as long as 20 years there's no paperwork and no one knows who they belong to let alone what's inside the contents or dripping out forming noxious puddles the german company combi lift is now working to clean up the harbors toxic legacy. with very very important for us that we have an overview of all and to make test of the different kind of substances because it's not completely labeled everything so if you mix some things in there c

journal reporter. and we talk about the federal eviction moratorium and the covid-19 pandemic with a wake forest law professor and chair of the american bar association covid 19 task forcemittee on eviction. watch washington journal live wednesday morning. and be sure to join the discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> today, the wisconsin elections commission met to discuss certification of the 2020 election results. during the meeting, republican meters objective to how the chair of the commission moved forward with certifying the results of the presidential election by signing off on the canvas report a day earlier and sending results to the governor for approval. here is a look. >> commissioner. >> i would like to raise a question of privilege. >> ok. concern, these comments will be about your activities as chair, and i think they take precedence to anything else on our agenda today. i cannot express strongly

journal's nick temer rios. the evictionabout moratorium and the covid-19 the chair of the american bar association's covid-19 task force committee on eviction. watch c-span's washington journal come live at 7:00 eastern, this morning, and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. with the peaceful presidential transition of power in question following the 2020 election, sunday night on q and about- q&a, -- we talk the two most contentious presidential transitions in american history. >> several southern states did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. they considered him a sectional president for the fact that by and large, his support came from non-slave states, and so no sooner had he been elected that south carolina makes good on its promise to proceed toward see seating from the union. election heated the and he had no choice, given the resounding vote and it was clear he lost the election, but he never conceded to the substance of the argument. he continued to believe that the new deal as roosevelt had framed it during the campaign and

restrictions that were being placed on foreign and japanese reporters by macarthur forces in tokyo because the journalismcommunity was very close to it back in. a lot of hersey's former wartime friends in college were part of the occupation so they probably knew that the only way in was you would have to paddle boat from wanting to japan. you would have to get military clearance to get in. .. the same time more because of the whole business of post-vietnam of the military wanting to keep reporters as far away as humanly possible wasn't in place yet . expectto be traveling . >> was a buddy buddy system throughout the war and that's what the gate that huge message whenit came to being cleared . he had written glowing profiles of military figures including jfk. he had, he was a committed war hero. you evaluate wounded marines while he was covering a story , covering between us and japanese forces. most significantly perhaps he had written a really glowing biography general douglas macarthur and his forces which he later thought was so laudatory that he wanted to take it out of circulation. definitely helped

force on eviction. watch c-span's washington journal. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. on wednesday, treasury secretary steven mnuchin and federal reserve chair jerome powell testified before the federal reserve oversight committee. at 2:00 p.m., the house is back for legislative work on a bill requiring the securities and exchange commission to prohibit and delist any foreign company whose public accounting firm does not adhere to u.s. auditing standards. on c-span two, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern to consider judicial and executive nominations. 9:15 am, a senate armed services subcommittee hears from the navy and marine corps leaders about military readiness. that is followed by a homeland security subcommittee hearing on the government's response to cyber threats during the coronavirus pandemic. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and federal reserve chaired room powell encouraged

empire and take a larger stake in it that's according to the wall street journal china is also dialing up regulatory pressure forcing mas payments venture and group to comply with banking regulations instead of being treated like a tech firm. and the european union and china are set to announce an historic investment pact as soon as wednesday according to media reports that's after the e.u. got the necessary political backing for the deal it had further over the chinese market to e.u. investors brussels could soften its stance on chinese investments in europe cannabis used to have a bad rap as an illegal narcotic but recently its reputation has been revived and a growing number of countries are legalizing the drug for recreation or medicinal use the same goes for china where cannabis derived products are becoming popular while the state is granting licenses to farmers of the crop. joe chung young lives in a village in china's southwestern new non province he's among the 1st crop of the country's new cannabis farmers. i planted 20 hacked errors in the 1st year but we gradually expanded today i plant 40 hacked areas o

by the way, as the senator and i were wrapping up, the "wall street journal" has said that sales forceeed to buy slack for $28 billion. it will form one of the business players in the business software arena. in case you said i heard these things before, it's a record year for new offerings. this is a record year for combinations as well. the latest being sales force and slack. if you got the money and the disposition, you do this stuff. they're doing this stuff. stay with us. >> neil: all right. the cdc sort of fine-tuning who gets a vaccine and when and how it's going to all roll out. we've got the latest from blake burman on the implications of this. hey, blake. >> hi, neil. i've been listening to the vote for the asip, a group that advises the cdc coming at any moment now. i want to put on the screen the recommendation and what they're about to vote on. "when a covid-19 vaccine is authorized by the fda and recommended by asip, healthcare personnel and residents of long-term care facilities should be offered vaccination in the initial phase of the covid-19 vaccination program." so t

the embodiment of a humble hack taking on mighty forces with nothing but the truth, harry evans put journalismrry evans. we owe him so much. the digitalisation not just harry evans. we owe him so much. the digitalisation notjust of media but of our entire lives will, of course, accelerate in 2021. look out for a new wave of antitrust measures as regulators everywhere tried to break up regulators everywhere tried to break up tech monopolies. the tech were splintering the internet further, lots of royals and courts, new chairman, may be a new path for the bbc, and a shake—up of british broadcasting with the arrival of gb news as the battle for our ears, eyes and attention intensifies. whatever you're doing, or however digital your christmas may become i hope you and your family have a happy and healthy time. thanks for watching. as promised, the weather was pretty quiet on christmas day across most of the uk with some sunshine, but now, all eyes on the atlantic and the weather is about to turn. storm bella is expected to bring heavy rain and severe gales on boxing day night. in the short term, t

journal writers within the french forces noted the grandiose sociable gestures made by the french toward the british and fashion officers at yorktown, which made -- and hessian officers at yorktown, which made american officers quite jealous. they passed judgment on the unenlightened and downright grotesque behavior of these foreign gentleman as as well. he was appalled at atrocities perpetrated in jamestown. he recounted with horror the vision of a young, pregnant american woman whose body had been mutilated and eviscerated, then hung on the door with her defunct fetus hanging from her hollow womb with a sign that read, "damned rebel, no longer shall you give birth." kinder hospitality and maurice could be found between generals and bourgeoisie, which they met in cities like boston and newport. there were some american mores that french officers could not fathom. a number of officers marveled at the practice of bundling, which allowed young couples, engaged to be married or unengaged, to spend hours or even entire night alone together in a bedroom. there, they were to remain completely

recognize i was wrong i didn't know what i thought and so in terms of journalism we included in our general education curriculum forces like mass media in society and it's citizenship we want the students to it's work we're not telling them what to think i don't tell my students what i just tell them here's a simple mention you have a choice to make whether you agree or disagree with that information freedom of speech is a freedom to do and say whatever you want to do it is freedom to express yourself we need to challenge issues but you also have a responsibility and consequence some talk about consequences we talk about where you can verify and computer information but the decisions you make are you. law to let me ask you how to how difficult is it going to be to to teach kids you know what is or isn't fake news being that that term now is kind of been thrown around by everybody on all sides of the spectrum and everybody kind of uses that as the catch all of like all that's fake news that says this information any time i just disagrees with their viewpoint how difficult is that process going to be moving forward this

journal. in my npr jacob goldstein forced history of currency. martin sherman looks at the cold war with a focus on the cuban missile crisis in gambling with armageddon ." war, historian margaret mcmillan considers how military has affected our lives. also on the wall street journal's list of 2020 notable books is sicily 43, author james's examination of the allied invasion of italy during world war ii historian eric larson as prime minister winston churchill's leadership during the london blitz the splendid file. >> 1940 which is when actions happened in the book was the day churchill came prime minister. the greatest day in his life even he would agree. it's the thing you want most of all. he came prime minister owing to something of a rebellion in the house of commons where the consensus was that nettle channel and was prior prime minister was not up to the challenge of dealing with her and germany but that same day was the day that hitler his phony war cease to be a phony war when hitler invaded the low countries. so here's the situation wher

into law elsewhere, google and facebook reportedly agreeing to join forces against possible antitrust action the "wall street journal" cites andacted version of a lawsuit filed by ten states against google alleging that the tech gooi c giant cut a deal two years ago to work with facebook in online advertising. the lawsuit suggests that the companies knew that it could lead to an antitrust investigation and that they discussed how to deal with it. in other technology news, apple reportedly trying to produce a self-driving car with its own battery technology that car could be available by the year 2024 according to reuters. apple stock up nearly 3% on the news and was higher on monday as well some other names also movingon the report include velodyne and luminar. they make vision technology for autonomous driving and shares of tesla dropped more than 6% yesterday as this company's first day of trading as part of the s&p 500 apple has been working off and on with car technology for about seven years now, so here is a question for you, what should she call it, the boring old icar why don't you come up with good ones and

empire and take a larger stake in it that's according to the wall street journal china is also dialing up regulatory pressure forcing mas payments venture at a group to comply with banking regulations instead of being treated like a tech for. the european union and china is set to announce an historic investment pact as soon as wednesday according to media reports that's after the e.u. got the necessary political backing for the deal it had further over the chinese market to e.u. investors brussels could soften its stance on chinese investments in europe. cannabis used to have a bad rap as an illegal narcotic but recently its reputation has been revived and a growing number of countries are legalizing the drug for recreation or medicinal use the same goes for china where cannabis derived products are becoming popular of a state is granting licenses to farmers of the crop. joe chung young lives in a village in china's southwestern new non province he's among the 1st crop of the country's new cannabis farmers. i planted 20 hacked errors in the 1st year but we gradually expanded today i plant 40 have tears of cannabis

empire and take a larger stake in it that's according to the wall street journal china is also dialing up regulatory pressure forcing mas payments venture at a group to comply with banking regulations instead of being treated like a tech for. the european union and china is set to announce an historic investment pact as soon as wednesday according to media reports that's after the e.u. got the necessary political backing for the deal it had further over the chinese market to e.u. investors brussels could soften its stance on chinese investments in europe. cannabis used to have a bad rap as an illegal narcotic recently its reputation has been revived and a growing number of countries are legalizing the drug for recreation or medicinal use the same goes for china where cannabis derived products are becoming popular while the state is granting licenses to farmers of the crop. joe chung young lives in a village in china's south western union province he's among the 1st crop of the country's new cannabis farmers. i planted 20 had tears in the 1st year but we gradually expanded today at plant 40 hacked there is a cannabis

laughter ] it's worth mentioning that mike pence, who is the head of the covid task force, wrote an op-ed in "the wall street journal" six months ago saying there would be no second wave of the virus, this is nothing but hysteria from the media. so maybe save that dose for someone else. the only cure mike pence should get is a bottle of clorox and a heat lamp. [ laughter ] [ applause ] the vice poodle was in columbus, georgia today to give a shot in the arm to republican candidates in the senate runoff, and as he is known to do, he made one h-e double hockey sticks of an entrance. >> vice president mike pence! >> jimmy: oh, there he is. white lightning on the way. that's as close as he's allowed to be to another woman. [ laughter ] even though he's only got about a month left before we never, ever think about him again, mike pence is still smooching the boss baby's carrot-colored behind. >> we're going to keep fighting for every legal vote in america. >> jimmy: why do i have the feeling he'll be saying that all summer? [ laughter ] only 34 more days to go. we're now on what feels like 200 days of squattergate. trump

. >> reporter: his journal documents his tenth months at k2. after 9/11 u.s. forceser soviet air base to hunt al qaeda in afghanistan. >> every yellow tab is a day that i felt sick. >> reporter: how many doctors told you that your illness is related to toxic exposure? >> at least five i have spoken to. they believe it has to do with the exposures and what it did to my body when i was in my 20s. >> reporter: more than a dozen k2 veterans told cbs news about toxic conditions from soil saturated with jet fuel. to this site nicknamed skittles pond fors it changing shade. two years after jackson left k2 his health deteriorated. >> i went from being able to run a marathon to not being able to walk up a flight of stairs. >> reporter: now he takes a cocktail of drugs to manage symptoms. >> i see an oncologist once every six months to make sure nothing else has cropped up. >> jackson has gone to capitol hill to support an advocacy group. on the facebook page members self report rare cancers and other illnesses. >> just under 5,000 k2

according to a "wall street journal" report, the company was forced to cut its production target forhe end of the year in half because of issues with ingredient standards. the company says it made those revisions back in november and the u.s. is still on target to receive its 20 million-dose allotment by the end of the year. >> adriana, thank you. those separation stories are so heartbreaking. >>> president-elect joe biden is calling on congress to break the deadlock on a relief bill for americans hit by the pandemic. in a new interview, mr. biden and vice president-elect kamala harris also say they both plan to take a vaccine once dr. anthony fauci says it's safe. ed o'keefe is following the transition in wilmington, delaware. what else is mr. biden planning? >> well, good morning, anthony. as he prepares to take over, the president-elect says he's got a plan to drive down the rate of covid-19 infection and it involves wearing one of these. >> the first day i'm inaugurated to say i'm going to ask the public for 100 days to mask. just 100 days. >> reporter: as president-elect joe bid

forces that make a strong man possible, understand the business forces that take advantage of a populist movement. this is what journalismto expose, meant to bring out into the light to make sure everyone can see it, everyone can know who and what they are voting for. and there is a long, rich history of this kind of journalism in america, truth to pow power journalism muckraking coverage. we saw lots of it in the trump years. lots of it was necessary. the need will not fizzle out when trump flies to mar-a-lago. this hard-edged approach, this adversarial approach should be here to stay. yet, the sky is blue and joe biden claims it is orange, then by all means the press has to call that out. and i believe the press will. the assignment is to keep telling the american story. even the ugly parts that in some ways have been revealed over the past two years, the prejudice and the poverty and the pain. this pandemic continues to steal lives, so many lives, and more than 20 million people are unemployed in the united states. some parents are unable to feed their children. those are the stories that count. and the press when it

journal said states/jurisdictions under emergency powers. zones will be the jurisdictions, not the states. host: your concern is you will be forced to have a vaccine? caller: yes sir. host: how would they make that happen? caller: the journal stated in its press conference with trump it would be within 24 hours and all americans would receive it. host: we covered that press conference. you can go back and listen to it generale exactly what gus perna had to say. here is what dr. anthony fauci had to say last week in terms of prior tort -- prioritize asians. prioritization. >> i can tell you what is traditionally done but that is not a final decision and it is not up to me. it is up to an independent body into the responsibility ultimately is with the cdc. it traditionally when you have a shortage you give it to the health care workers who put themselves at risk taking care of other individuals. elderly ande the those with underlying conditions. then you have those essential workers, which would include the military. who arere are are those teachers, children into school and -- in school. that is not the final determination. that i

journalism forever. he is now one of the most energetic diversity in forces.ever ends the sentence without using the word diverse. that's his job. and here's the interesting part. he himself went to high school at lawrenceville academy. he got to go degrees from stanford. then he spent decades at "newsweek," "the new york times," and twitter. naturally he claims to be highly concerned about inclusion. listen to him from just a few years ago lecturing his then-employer about it. >> there was a lot of work to do at twitter and throughout tech and one of the reasons i came to twitter, because i think it's so important that we are at thee table. it was true of "the new york times" too but we have to make more of us. not just african-american but also latino and hispanics who are very much also underrepresented in technology and at twitter and twitter -- i'm convinced our current leadership is committed to improving that diversity, but there's a lot of work to do. >> tucker: doeso a lot of work to do! to make sure that more of us are at the table. people who want t

the front page showed the wall street journal with this dramatic photograph of a wildfire in orange county in southern california wildfire erupted in california forcing acuations, california senator, vice president-elelec kamala harris in a cnn interview saying climate change would be one of th administration's top prioriti. >> pretty progressive. some might call it ambitious but the american people in the world can't afford anything less. the clock is ticking rapidly on this issue. the president-ect has made very clear we will approach this in a way that we know the vast majority have in common with what separates us. through the policy, convened everyone from labor groups to fortune 500 folks. there is a consensus on what needs to happen. the president-elect was talking to t head of gm and days later, they are going to drop the resistance to california's rules on electric vehicl. we have reason to be optimistic about at is possible. it will not be easy. it will require convening but as the president-elect always says this as much as anything is about jobs, investing in research and delopment, vesting in the american worker, well-paying jobs, good u

activist ben rogers and others and interviews with wall street journal, cnn, fox, bloomberg, the new york times and colluding with forces. this is a trumped-up charge and many others including other threats. beijing is also suddenly blurring the bounding of the national security law as the national security judges can now oversee non-national security law cases even though suspects have not been charged under the legislation as the recent ruling. the move has set a bad precedent. it implies distance, ex-pats and foreign companies would have had higher risk of falling into the trap. the deterioration in hong kong has pushed more political figures and young professionals to lead the city. therefore, it is much needed for the democratic communities to provide safe exit for these politically persecuted protesters in hong kong. the uk and canada, as the speaker has mentioned, have adopted millions of people a pathway to citizenship. this is a signal showing how severe the situation in hong kong is. the u.s. should take reference from this experience and implement measures to help the people in hang kong. >> hong kong's freed

up, i want to get to this, startling new research from "the journal of the american medical association" that shows covid is a driving force for excess deaths among young americans. the researchers wrote an urgent op-ed in "the new york times" saying, quote, we found among u.s. adults ages 25 to 44 from march through the end of july, there were almost 12,000 more deaths than were expected based on historical norms. in fact, july appears to have been the deadliest month among this age group in modern american history. they acknowledge limitations to this study, but is the clear implication here that people who think they're not in the most vulnerable position should not feel largely impervious to this virus and, in fact, to suggest it could be dangerous? >> absolutely, chris. this data was really no surprise to most of us who have been taking care of patients because i've unfortunately had to take care of patients who are much i don't thinker than me, who ended up passing away from this disease. not only that, i think it's sort of a trend -- the trend they mentioned actually continued through fall. we're not even at the end

. >> you know, and wall street journal and karl rove both echoed what you said and we want to keep this focused on air forcent to be come out. charlie, but wall street journal editorial board says if they lose president trump will be main reason and main casualty will be his legacy and karl rove kind of added you know rather than simply vengt his grievances mr. trump must remind supporters that no matter how from thed they are frustrated they must turn out for loeffler otherwise a democrat senate undo many of the president accomplishment and advance a liberal agenda and investigating trump administration every action with endless subpoenas. but the big question over this whole thing charlie is those voters are frustrated. they're very frustrated of the process, and the way they have seen this go down and it is going to be hard to convince them some of them anyway that you know what, you need to put this aside. put it in the back pocket for right now and you've to go out on january 5th to vote for republicans. how do you convince them? >> i think no you're exactly right it is gong to be difficult because the

journal's daniel pearl is set free by pakistani courts. and south korea orders its toughest sever measures to contain covert 19 force in the closure of tourist sites across the country. the wind is changing again. for japan it's not coming out of the cold interior so it's snow showers again maybe half a meter at worst but typically a bit less than that is widespread away on the western slopes of honshu and hawkeye to and if it carries on beyond saturday there will be rather more snows and that most places a dry and cold is an increase in the cloud in southern parts of china which will bring a shower or 2 for hong kong i think you'll just see the wind picking up so from such they almost gets probably windy or windy especially brought her yet to monday the skies are clear and is the strength the northeast monsoon it has helped to build some pretty big showers in vietnam recently they're going to keep hammering on to the east coast so it will see an increase in the amount of rain in central southern philippines and more recently the deteriorating tropical depression that went through southern thailand has still left a legacy of showers behind i

whether the pandemic has forced johnson to change course or whether it's just delayed the inevitable is far too early to say at the heart of this uncertainty is the b.b.c.'s journalism if an increasingly cautious b.b.c. can still speak truth to power and hold its government paymasters to account an enviable challenges for the b.b.c.'s new director job. tim davie is a b.b.c. insider but one with commercializing instincts and a background in conservative politics compared with the lofty ambitions of his predecessors davies mission is a modest one keep the b.b.c.'s enemy is at bay it's been a really troubled she. has to be has to be kept simple organization over the trust. of. almost 100 years after the b.b.c.'s birth john reith dream of a broadcaster that would inform and educate and entertain the nation has been realised several times over but wreaths ideal of a truly independent b.b.c. has been far harder to deliver the tension it created with its government sponsors has a times of crisis looks more like a contradiction one that as the b.b.c. heads towards its 2nd century looks no closer to being a result. we're going to lose a lot not just to be lose the b.b.c. but