and gates -- you know, washington was in pressure to put gates in command and he ultimately puts him in charge of the southern army and gates makes complete hash of it. i think there was some statement about gates after the loss of the battle of calkens. calkens? anyway, gates loses and basically doesn't stop for 100 miles in his retreat. so someone mentioned that the only thing gates has won in the south is a horse race, or something like that. nathaniel green is put in place. we know how that goes. we get lost and regroup and we fight again. he understood that the british army was disintegrating and they couldn't replace their army, so any costly victory was as good as a defeat to wallace in that campaign. he put gates in charge because there was political pressure for gates to be in charge, but once he showed he was competent, he wouldn't again have an important command. >> so joi would li-- joy would know were hamilton and washington close? >> i love "hamilton," it's a beautiful piece of art, but it's shakespeare history, right? it's like shakespeare's plays. henry the v. it take

gates has been doing for a long time. little bit about that. how much have we gone backwards in this period in terms of fighting climate change andt what do you think are some to have the concrete steps we can take that moves us to a place where we're not just destroying our home or place on the planet but also are acknowledging people have jobs to the current way we make energy. >> the good news is there's awareness as a problem in the u.s. is going up. our president-elect cares a great great deal about this issue. he may not get the full amount of money he talked about being ideal, but if we prioritize that money on innovation, new ways of making cement and steel, then i view it as a very solvable problem. so it's a lot like the pandemic where innovation is what will get us out of this. we have to incent, the private sector, particularly very inventive people, to give us these solutions, and the government owes it to us to get the best scientists, the best experts and invest early on so that we're not getting into the p

is global gate the gateway to a new world. the sculpture will be on display at frankfurt airport until the end of february, before embarking on a journey around the world. but without the containers because they can be found anywhere. and besides, that wouldn't be very sustainable. this is the nicest bouquet i have ever been given, and it is perfect because i was planning to make beds. it will soup for dinner. but what would you favor of summer? offered you a bunch of vegetables like this. instead of flowers in russia, food bookcase are the latest trend. the capital moscow is home to several for laura studios which make beautiful bookcase from strawberries, nuts, gummy bears, cheese and even sausage. and if you want, probably all of them at the same time, i'm sure their creations are guaranteed to leave you hungry for more without play can be made into smooth or even be served up for supper. in russia, it's the latest trend in forestry store bricks instead of roses for florist haircuts arena cars mean paying a visit to the foo

the global gate was built in just a few days out of $37.00 c. containers decorated on the outside with brightly colored works by lay on live and taught. the piece was inspired by the world famous brandenburg gate in berlin. the idea to construct this 21 metre high gate in frankfurt was the fruit of a child's imagination. 9 year old song 1000000 has a little toy shipping container he started stocking with and used to build the brandenburg gate. and it's an interesting coincidence that each pillar of the brandenburg gate is 13 meters long. just like a $24.00 foot shipping container, which is also 13 meters. meaning the resemblance is very, very clear. the artist layer live in taht was commissioned by the united nations 3 years ago to depict its global goals for sustainable development in a creative piece of art for each of the 17 goals he painted a picture meant to illustrate gender equality and climate action. for example, these paintings have already been on display in paris and new york, and the proceeds from their previous sales were used to b

>>around the bay area 80 nice the pay gates across the upper deck.problems for you right on through downtown san francisco so come on in we are trouble free. it's a great time to go ahead and hit the road early if you can all right let's check some more bridges around the bay area we have the golden gate, here's a live look at one oh one on the right heading out of san francisco, northbound traffic looks fine and then on the left leaving nevado calculate your drive time rolling south to san francisco, it's still under 25 minutes. so that's a great trip with no the trouble spots here across the span. >>i body. >>well, yeah, hello their body who in union city police officer had quite the unexpected encounter. the police department shared this video on social media. they say that one of their officers was flagged down by a union city resident and had quite the conversation. the department also wish everyone a happy thanksgiving, especially that turkey, you know just pull over and chat with the turkey be on your way have a great day. all right coming up

. >>> a budget crisis for the golden gate bridge district. good evening, i'm alan martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. board directors were faced with either raising the toll or cutting jobs. don ford on the tough decision made just a few hours ago. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge is in financial trouble. serious financial trouble. today, the board of directors took action. the golden gate bridge is looking at a $48 million shortfall. the bridge says southbound traffic crossing the gate is significantly down. bus ridership is down by 75%. and -- is down a shocking 96%. >> about 155 employees would be laid off. the total number of affected positions is a little over 200 and we have about 840 employees. so about a quarter of our workforce will be impacted. >> reporter: the decisions were made this morning on a conference call. one of the choices was to raise the total by two dollars, making it eight dollars to cross. that idea was rejected. >> our board decided that on ballots, the best thing to do is to strike a balance until we make the effecti

we're discussing whether russia gate will ever be completely exposed. ok, let's go back to jim in washington to bring to the break. you were making a point please. going to show yes, i think that we're going to see this integrated warfare state. so fooling control now and the narrative supporting it. being the only one that is permitted. anything else will be conspiracy theory if they can, it was increasingly subject to censorship. that when we start getting a one of the 1st things i expect, by the way, is to revive the war in syria and be a regime change operation, syria. i guess we can start setting our watches, waking, the next us arsenal gas attack or whatever it is. i think the pressure against russia will step up exponentially and, and the narrative will shift will be, will be christiane amanpour for one. why and to be other telling us how dastardly all these countries are, why the united states must act. and if anybody questions that it will simply not be heard by the vast majority of people. and i think this is bifurcation, our society and the m

on the last question, he was asked about gates. president obama responded off the cuff. >> it's fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry. number two, the cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting something when there was proof that they were in their own home. >> good morning. harsh president. president obama slams the officers who arrest aed a prominent black scholar. >> i could not believe my ears. >> that choice of words ignited a strong emotional response. >> i think the president could have stopped short at labeling the police department as stupid. >> it was as if a bomb had been lit. >> what kind of president of the united states immediately jumps on the police? >> it gets so extreme on that side. i think obama just hates white people and the white culture. >> this president has exposed himself as a guy over and over and over again who has a deep seeded hatred for white people or the white culture. >> they have this relentless drum beat that obama is an angry force of black nationalism. >> in an unannounced

is global gate the gateway to a new world. the sculpture will be on display at frankfurt airport until the end of february, before embarking on a journey around the world. but without the containers because they can be found anywhere. and besides, that wouldn't be very sustainable. this is the nicest bouquet i have ever been given, and it is perfect because i was planning to make a bet. it will soup for dinner. but what would you say of summer? offered you a bunch of vegetables like this, instead of flowers in russia, food bookcase are the latest trend. the capital moscow is home to several florists studios which make beautiful bookcase from strawberries, nuts, gummy bears, cheese and even sausage. and if you want probably all of them at the same time, i'm sure their creations are guaranteed to leave you hungry for more. without an influx, they can be made into smoothie or snacks, or even be served up for supper. in russia, it's the latest trend in floristry strawberry. instead of roses. the florist caterina cosmina during a v

one oh one and a little peek at the richmond sandra fell bridge, few cars rolling through the pay gates but so far all is well for you in to the north bay we'll check more traffic. coming up a little bit later. in the united states has surpassed another devastating milestone in the ongoing covid-19 pandemic 250,000 americans have died from the disease and that's a higher death toll than any other country in the world. it's also more than twice the number of us service members that were killed in world war one. a lot of vaccine may be on the way getting it distributed to millions of americans that's another big issue at least a dozen states already say they need more federal money to administer and track the vaccine presidentelect biden held a virtual roundtable with front-line health care workers are catherine heenan host of inside bay area politics says healthcare workers are frustrated. >>president elected by there is something seriously rod. when nurses have to take to the streets to bay. for protection in the middle of a we've been unable to get access. >>to the kinds of things we n

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is global gate the gateway to a new world. the sculpture will be on display at frankfurt airport until the end of february, before embarking on a journey around the world. but without the containers because they can be found anywhere. and besides, that wouldn't be very sustainable. this is the nicest bouquet i have ever been given, and it is perfect because i was planning to make beds. it will soup for dinner. but what would you favor of summer? offered you a bunch of vegetables like this. instead of flowers in russia, food bookcase are the latest trend. the capital moscow is home to several through laura studios which make beautiful bookcase from strawberries, nuts, gummy bears, cheese and even sausage. and if you want probably all of them at the same time, i'm sure their creations are guaranteed to leave you hungry for more. without any flowers, they can be made into smoothie or snacks, or even be set up for supper. in russia, the latest trend in forestry strawberries instead of roses. the florist cuts arena cosmina being a

this is how the covid big game looked like from outside the gates. they climbed and clung defenses to get a peek. >> me and my boyfriend play for stamford so i am trying to be the best supportive girlfriend i can be. >> nothing was going to stop us. she is a senior ical this year, she deserves to be here, these players deserve support and that is why we are here. eczema hiked up tightwad hill even as least discouraged fans and blocked roads. they tried their best to get as close as they could. >> it has been fun. a little bit longer walk than normal probably, never been up here before. >> i am not a hiker into i happened to make it here and see this, then here i. >> i tried a lot of strategies to be inside the gate, i looked for tactile positions that might be open that i could apply for. >> reporter: she has not missed a game in 74 years. she was not going to let covid break that streak. >> i wanted to come out and celebrate and the best way that i could. covered up and with some of our friends. >> i was willing to do everything it took and you know

here is a foggy golden gate bridge camera.s in the 40's and 50's and checking visibility down to a half mile in santa rosa. a mile and a quarter. along the coast through the golden gate gap and around the bay. we are tracking those foggy conditions. as we head through the day it'll be cooler but still on the mild side. mid-60s's. mid-70s in san jose and 80 degrees for concord. we will talk about a big cooldown in store for us as we look to

well, you mention the gates foundation. their research suggests that global cova debts will double of high income countries by up to the 1st 2000000 doses of any successful vaccine. do you agree with so that's a great study and we've been using it to advocate for something called codex the kovacs sicilies is an organization under the leadership of the world health organization seti and gavi $192.00 countries signed on to get 2000000000 doses of vaccine w.h.o. approved exene by the end of 2021, and it will be given to the countries that are part of the facility, not how can 192 of them roughly 20 percent of their needs for now. and that's actually really important because it's never been the case before that innovative vaccine technology has made its way from the laboratory, through the clinic, through a big multinational corporation or a chinese company or an indian company. and then out into global health it at roughly the same time that it's available in the united states, u.k. and europe. so in a sense, kovacs is a victo

right now not really blocking out that view itself though so as you do cross the golden gate bridge, the foggiest of mornings that you've seen we do have a chip dip in the jet stream approaching the region what this is going to do for us offer up a return of rainfall as we work our way into the latter part of this forecast seeing that here displayed in future cast. so today tomorrow, nice and dry, here's thursday at 04:45pm and although california dry at this time. there are showers working their way back into the pacific northwest that do eventually to send the lower and lower our direction 5 friday morning showers return to the north coast snow upper elevations, rainfall right along the coast. and then pushing into the bay area towards the latter part of your day on friday we could see some pretty good shower activity out of the system passing through with rainfall for the bay area and snowfall up in the sierra nevada lasting through friday night into early saturday morning we drive back out after that the rest of the day saturday sunday into monday by tuesday into wednesday the fo

chp has issued advisory for golden gate.far as your travel times, about 17 minutes south 101 from richmond san rafael to the city via golden gate. we are okay as far as delays but you might see slow spots because people might be more concerned. a fog advisory has been issued for richmond san rafael bridge. a live look at the bay bridge where a fog advisory is in effect. you see that hovering over the toll plaza. metering lights are on and you are back to beyond the foot of the maze. we have a trouble spot near treasure island. that is completely cleared out of the road way. a heads up if you are taking east shore freeway, chp heading to a crash. two cars are involved. i am getting word that one or two of the right lanes may be blocked. i will keep a close eye on that as you work your way into richmond. looking at conditions, usual stuff into the altamont pass. brake lights out of tracy. it extends to north flynn and then things are better as you work towards the dublin interchange. a 44 minute drive from 205 to 680, one of o

it's a foggy start, especially that drive across the golden gate. >> it is. that is where chp issued a fog advisory. we are commuting out of marin into san francisco, you are going to deal with limited visibility, extra careful across the span of the golden gate. you see in the live shot things are foggy. be careful. just north of there we are dealing with road work. that's the usual stuff. you have slow and go conditions there. take a look at traffic into altamont pass there is crash with the left lane blocked, chp arriving on scene and we have a back up ensuing because of that. plus with the morning commuters out of tracy it is already busy, 36 minutes 205 towards 680. >>> i am anne makovec. we are keeping an eye on this crash that happened in san francisco involving a patrol car. season sfpd officer hitting a fire hydrant after what appears to have been a high speed chase. fill more and waller. what we heard from neighbos about a half hour ago on the scene, they had two cars coming very quickly. they said up to 60 miles an hour. a police car and this other

here is a foggy golden gate bridge camera. the temperatures in the 40's and 50's and checking visibility down to a half mile in santa rosa. a mile and a quarter. along the coast through the golden gate gap and around the bay. we are tracking those foggy conditions. as we head through the day it'll be cooler but still on the mild side. mid-60s's. mid-70s in san jose and 80 degrees for concord. we will talk about a big cooldown in store for us as we look to the rest of the week. details on that coming up. it's a foggy start in spots. >>> be careful as you hit the roadways. may be dealing limited visibility and you are dealing delays already for your drive into the pass. super commuters gear up you have brake lights out of tracy. extending onto that connector to 580 all the way to north flynn. we are seeing a lot of red. a busy ride for your tuesday morning ride. things moving okay at the dublin interchange. it's 34 minutes for the drive time. westbound over to 205 toward 680. bay bridge toll plaza. no mooterring lights. very qui

>>robin traffic has been down on the golden gate bridge to 30% is down 30% during the pandemic peopletill working from home or unfortunately unemployed, so they're not driving into the city like they used to and that is causing the golden gate bridge and the board officials to make a big decision are they going to do. employee layoffs or are they going to foot the bill to the drivers who still use the bridge. well, there's 3 options they're considering take a look at your screen will come out for you. the board of the golden gate bridge highway and transportation is considering these one cut 205 positions mostly bus drivers and ferry employees to avoid layoffs by temporarily raising bridge tolls by $2 and 3rd temporarily raise told by one $1.25 and avoid layoffs, but require employees to take. >>one unpaid furlough day a week if the district attorney does decide to try to raise the tolls they would have to. >>there have to be a public comment period and then the board would have to vote again it's a toll increase were to fail than the district would move forward with those layoffs, no

a live look at the olden gate bridge. so far, traffic is doing okay for the drive out of marin into the city. super commuters, gear up. you have a slow ride out of tracy right around mountain house. that extends all the way to northglenn. once you pass this point, everything is clear to the dublin air change. travel time 32 minutes from 205 over toward 680. the east shore freeway, highway 4 and 101, all clear. >>> just one more day until election day. for many voters, going to the polls on the first tuesday in november is a thing of the past. >> kpix 5's emily turner joins us live with the early voting numbers. >> reporter: and they are staggering. they have sent records pretty much no matter where they are whether you are dropping it off, mailing it in or you're going to come down and cast your ballots. most people already have. it is pretty interesting. more than half of the voters in the bay area have already cast their ballot. let me explain to you how this breaks down. early voters are coming out in record numbers. i

is global gate the gateway to a new world. the sculpture will be on display at frankfurt airport until the end of february, before embarking on a journey around the world. but without the containers because they can be found anywhere. and besides, that wouldn't be very sustainable. this is the nicest bouquet i have ever been given, and it is perfect because i was planning to make vegetable soup for dinner. but what would you say of summer? offered you a bunch of vegetables like this, instead of flowers in russia, food bookcase are the latest trend. the capital of moscow is home to several through laura studios which make beautiful bookcase from strawberries, nuts, gummy bears, cheese and even sausage. and if you want, probably all of them at the same time, i'm sure their creations are guaranteed to leave you hungry for more. without any flowers, they can be made into a smoothie or snack or even be set up for supper. in russia, it's the latest craze. for street store brands, instead of roses. the florist cuts arena cosmina payi

and john hi bush. >> congressman matt gates. welcome too the library.ish we had you here and not social distance as you are on the different coast. what a terrific book. congratulations. sweetie thank you so much it was a joy writing it. particularly a joy to participate in a life and trim vibrant movement in our politics today. whether one is on the political right or political left, what we see is a lot of energy, passion and this he hasn't. i was glad to reflect on my perspective. >> host: i think i read in the book you love sports for you like baseball, he likes sports. i was a kid is in the baseball a lot. there is a book that came out maybe you've even read it it was by a pitcher for the yankees, same as jim boutin. the book was called ball four. i don't if you're familiar with it. i want to read you an excerpt. when i saw this it reminded me so much of him in the book that you have written. the book was a frank insiders look at professional sports team covering the off the field side of baseball life including obscene jokes, drunken tom cutting o

that's right great here at the bay bridge is an advisory for the richmond sandra fell and the golden gate john as you talked about so you need to be extra cautious out there driving through the fog because it can be dangerous just like driving in the rain. >>here at the bay bridge toll plaza we haven't had any major like yesterday when the roads were so we had so many spinouts and overturns it's quiet now, but it's slow so you're stocked up from the maze of 60 minutes to make it and we had an accident on the upper is sure it's gone stop go traffic out of richmond albany berkeley emeryville on down to oakland 23 minutes is it ok drive time, but you are recovering from those earlier issues and still very busy on highway 4 through pittsburgh on over to concord you're at 30 minutes here for one 60 out to 2.42 saw keep my eyes on the slowdowns will check more traffic coming up james darya all right, thank you very much robin. >>so back to one of our big stories this morning on the national front the united states has now surpassed another devastating milestone in the ongoing covid-19 pandemic

golden gate fields racetrack remains closed until the end of the month.only walking and no one was talking. there have been 24 confirmed cases. the "los angeles times" say the outbreak has reached about 100 workers, there's employee housing near the stables. all information has been reported. the statement says since the out set of the pandemic golden gate fields has emme mated testing with isolation requirements for positive cases. >> on out break like that should never occur. >> he questions whether the track and the workers followed safety protocolth. >> for a large group of people to get infected means they have to be together. that should never happen in the midst of a pandemic. >> last fight the feels announced a one week tim rarely closure. all track facilities have thorough cleaning and testing has been administrationed. >> an out break will take an norm out are you sources, time and energy and mini to dial with. >> the track says the 1300 horses are getting the daily care and precise think require. >> someone needs to do it. it's our chance to co

gates foundation.ill, our first conversation was back on march 26. there were less than 2,000 americans dead at that point. just over 80,000 reported cases. we've just now crossed 250,000 dead in this country and more than 11.5 million cases. did you ever imagine it would get this bad this fast? >> well, sadly, you know, this is an exponential phenomena and we worried even at that time that it was going to be seasonal and therefore the fall would be tough. it's tragic. but, yes, you know, in fact it could have been even worse if the pathogen had been even more fatal. >> i was once years ago in niger in a malnutrition crisis and i talked to a doctor who works with doctors without borders in this remote place in niger, he was describing children who die because they don't have access to an antibiotic that costs 25 cents or something. and he called them stupid deaths. that they're deaths that didn't need to occur because the vaccines, you know, the vaccine exists. it's just a question of getting it to the

well, those who dreamed up an executed the russia gate hoax ever be held accountable. will the media ever be held accountable for the role they play? and should we now assume the deep state is truly above the law. to discuss this and more, i'm joined by my guest jim garrison washington. he's, a retired u.s. diplomat and former advisor to the us republican, senate leadership and raleigh. we have ray mcgovern. he is a former cia analyst who led the cia's soviet desk. and ohio. we have reprocessed to all or avoid barrett years, a professor emeritus of bowling green state university in ohio, as well as author of russia gate and propaganda or a gentleman crossed, operates out of that. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. ok, let's go to ray in raleigh. and i asked, i guess rhetorical questions in the, in my introduction here, we have the jury report still to be released, but we're in the, the last days of this, of this administration. and there's very little interest in it, what we're interested in it, but it's not getting much public foc

and the other work that gates was involved in, encouraging more of that. i want to thank you both for a very engaging conversation. you helped our audience and so many ways. thank you so much for your time, and i we get to continue these discussions at other points. good luck with everything. >> tonight, remarks from former president clinton on affordable housing and the racial wealth gap. it airs tonight at eight caught eastern on c-span. right after that, interviews with cardmembers of congress on race and gender issues. that event was held virtually by the hill. >> joe biden as president elect, stay with c-span for live coverage of the transition of power. ofpan, your uncensored view politics. ♪ on washington journal friday, cnbc business reporter lauren thomas discusses how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic is affecting the retail industry, as the holiday shopping season kicks off. in foundation for the defense of democracy, talking about escalating tensions between the u.s. and iran and the future of u.s.-iranian relations on the biden administration.

>>the golden gate.re checking in on one oh one traffic is moving well and at the limit here in both directions into and out of san francisco's very quiet and very smooth looking good so far. >>now is a great time to use it. and we'll check more traffic coming up a little bit later. but check out this little owl which is recovering at a wildlife facility after it was rescued from rockefeller center the christmas tree. so the bird was found monday in new york city in and actually have traveled a 170 miles with a 75 foot norway spruce that was brought to manhattan on saturday. oh my goodness it was rescued after spending 3 days without food without water, they actually plan to release it back into the wild this weekend. they have turner said make sure it's ok and they named ao what else rockefeller perfect name and so so cute. thank goodness, it's going to be ok all right coming up in the next hour 4 people were hurt. >>and a high rise fire in san francisco. we are alive on scene we'll talk about what we'v

today on the show, bill gates on the careening covid crisis in america. more than a quarter of a million dead since the start with a few plane loads of people dieing here every 24 hours. we need to actually double down on the public health measures. >> almost 200,000 new cases on some days. many tens of thousands in the hospital. now thanksgiving gatherings threaten to add serious fuel to this raging wildfire. i'll talk to gates about the latest on the disease and the vaccines. >>> also, iran, iraq, china, israel, yemen, afghanistan. a top official says the intent is to set so many foreign policy fires the biden administration won't be able to put them out. how will america recover on the world stage? i will ask former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power and richard haass on the council on foreign relations. >>> but first, here's my take. the first time i met barack obama, he struck me as different from any other politician i had met. he was smart, well read, and energetic, but that isn't what made him stand out. it was the way he asked questions.

and the other work that gates was involved in, encouraging more of that. i want to thank you both for a very engaging conversation. you helped our audience and so many ways. thank you so much for your time, and i we get to continue these discussions at other points. good luck with everything. ♪ >> on thanksgiving weekend, we ,ant to thank our c-spanners continuing to provide you with unfiltered views of government and politics. ♪ ♪ >> here's a look at congress next week. the house and senate are back. legislative work among other issues. the house expected to continue work on extending government funding beyond december 11 when current spending is set to expire. the senate is back to debate and vote on judicial nominations but will likely work on extending government funding as well. as always, follow the house live on c-span, the senate live on c-span two. the u.s. supreme court hears oral arguments in trump v new york monday at 10:00 eastern on c-span. the court will hear whether president trump has the authority to exclude undocumented individuals livin

we're checking in on west 5.80 leading up to the toll plaza couple of cars rolling through the pay gates but no problems for you to the north bay we'll continue to check your commute throughout the morning and i'll let you know if any hot spots pop up. president elect joe biden has named longtime adviser rob klain as chief of staff will claim is no been known for and worked with biden since the democrats few back in 1998 in that presidential campaign. >>he served as chief of staff for biden during president obama's first term and was the administration's ebola response coordinator now he was also chief of staff to vice presidential president al gore back in the mid 1990's. well, biden's pick for chief of staff comes as president trump continues to challenge election results in just refuses to concede joe khalil explains biden's transition could face a long delay. a presidential transition process typically begins months before inauguration day you want to make sure that the incoming leadership. >>is fully ready in 2 of the stress that are going on around the world, chris lu ran the 2008

and come and follow, and the field make-up the blueprint of the outside land here in golden gate parknd in the future events and please visit sffresh parks.org. >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. today, i'm going to be talking about checking with your neighbors. >> start off by giving your neighbor a call to see how they are or if they need help. if they don't answer, don't get anxious. try again later. check to see if their car is parked nearby. are they lights being turned on and off during normal hours? if you still can't contact them, contact your other neighbors and see if they've had contact with them recently. you can also leave a note in their mailbox, and when you do get in touch with them, ask if they'd like to share their emergency contact information. if you're getting groceries for a neighbor, get a mask and sanitizing wipe. put the groceries by the front door and then move back and call them from the sidewalk. if you need to ring the doorbell, don't use your hand. use the wipe or paper towel that you brought. when you call, stay on the si

is global gate the gateway to a new world. the sculpture will be on display at frankfurt airport until the end of february, before embarking on a journey around the world. but without the containers because they can be found anywhere. and besides, that wouldn't be very sustainable. this is the nicest bouquet i have ever been given, and it is perfect because i was planning to make a bet. it will soup for dinner. but what would you favor of summer? offered you a bunch of vegetables like this. instead of flowers in russia, food bookcase are the latest trend. the capital of moscow is home to several florists studios which make beautiful bookcase from strawberries, nuts, gummy bears, cheese and even sausage. and if you want, probably all of them at the same time, i'm sure their creations are guaranteed to leave you hungry for more without flowers, they can be made in through smooth or even be soft, supple. in russia, the latest trend in forestry strawbridge instead of roses, for florist cuts arenacross mean having a visit to the fo

>> the dog training area, woof woof, another golden gate 150 promise and, of course, the golden gate park tennis centre which i walked past on my way to mclaren lodge this morning and it is looking fantastic. more good stuff to come and despite the did year, our park system is continuing to evolve and rejuvenate. covid hasn't stopped us from fuguer out how to celebrate from virtual concerts and contents to the newly opened observation wheel. we've been grateful to have the opportunity to highlight such an important milestone if our park's history and city's history. we're going to conclude our 150th celebration with a festival of light that is very covid-appropriate. we won't do any big parties. but throughout the park from mclaren lodge to the conservatory down into the music concourse, you'll see a bunch of light elements during the holiday that you can socially distance where you can visit and enjoy and absorb some inspiration. one of those features entwined. which is whimsical art installationistly charles gattican. it will transform peacock meadow into an enchanted forest of oth

the 1st thing all visitors notice above ground is the bridge gate on the muzzle at the beginning of the 19th century that was enough well here to commission the well known berlin of the architect when the building he not only designed the bridge gate but also a number of villa. park lubow architecture characterizes tom caught up to this day a great place to start my journey along the muscle. today i want to find out why the result is one of the most beautiful river scapes in germany so i'm off for right along a part of them was ill psychopath from top to call him but that's not all i'll also be finding out why mazel wines are so special. for one thing wine growing on them as they'll dates back to roman times. but there are also other attractions in the area like the mediæval else castle. and if you're from argentina will also show was around her hometown some that are failing. the nice thing about a bike path that runs along a river is that it's fairly flat at. east as long as it is close to the water the muzzle valley also offers a lot of puta falkiner around us but for those you have

i would say bob gates and george w. bush had a good relationship. leon panetta and barack obama had a good relationship, john brennan and barack obama. sort of a spoiler alert for those of you know i wrote another book called the gatekeepers about the white house chief of staff. some of the attributes that make a great white house chief of staff also served cia directors and leon panetta was the gold standard. there were certainly other great chiefs and cia director but panetta was up there with the best and that is because it had a lohasa lot to do with the fact panetta when he became the director he was 70-years-old, he'd been around the block, he served in congress and was comfortable in the corridors of power. he knew the white house and could walk into the oval office, close the door and tell barack obama what he didn't want to hear. that is essential in both jobs. ... >> and then to all the stations that panetta waited about half an hour and sent out another message to all the stations saying disregard the previous message. that this is not a

you must have been going at quite a rate in order to leave a mark on those gates. yesterday it comes after we saw, well before we get to yesterday will start what was going to be happening on wednesday morning. there was supposed to be a demonstration taking place by the lateral think is group there. the group that are opposed to angola merkel's policy, when it comes to the coronavirus, that they were supposed to be holding a rally at 9 am. that didn't take place then? well, this incident happened regarding the car. we also saw some demonstrations take place in frankfurt on tuesday. and we've seen these demonstrations against angela merkel saying coronavirus policy going on for weeks and months. now. sometimes they have turned violent. now just yesterday there was an agreement made between the chancellor, the government, the heads of government, of the states of germany, the 16 different states for what the policy would be going forward over the coming weeks in the coming months in fact. and we are expecting to hear from chancellor merkel later on wednesday with wh

gates, talking about the pandemic.ill, how hopeful are you that what we are seeing with the vaccines, which clearly is very good news, the results, you know, coming in at 95%, 70, 75% efficacy would have been good, is this a predictor of the other vaccines? are they all going to look, you know, are we going to be surprised on the upside with all of this stuff? >> yes. almost all of the vaccines will work and with very high efficacy levels. the pfizer was in the middle of the pack. astrazeneca, we hope the u.k. will approve before the end of the year, was a little bit less than that. novavax, johnson & johnson, you know, even better immunity from those. so we've got now some of the factories in india making the astrazeneca vaccine. we funded that transfer, and those factories are very high volume and those vaccines are very cheap, very scalable. so the next few approvals, astrazeneca, novavax and johnson & johnson, will be critical to get to very, very big numbers. but i am optimistic that by february it's very likely t