he had a russian home, a russian wife, even a russian name, georgi ivanovich, but george blake was aritish intelligence officer who became one of the most notorious double agents of the cold war. he spied for the soviets for nearly a decade. newsreel: ..followed by mr george blake... blake had spent three years in captivity in north korea. by the time he returned to britain in 1953, he was a committed communist. posted to berlin by mi6, he became a kgb mole. he would take the train to the soviet sector, hand over data on western intelligence operations and western agents, and then drink champagne with his kgb handler. i don't know, maybe 500, 600.

jeeps rolled through west virginia to support a 4-year-old boy just in time for christmas you see, georgie was to see lots of jeeps. what started as a 100-jeep event turned into a nearly 5,000-jeep parade, all coming from at least 20 states. a very merry christmas to georgie. >> wow >>> michelle grossman is back with a look at our weekend forecast michelle >> hey there, guys yeah, we are looking at a cold weekend for many of us well below normal for this time of year. a christmas cold blast temperatures about 20 degrees below what is typical for this time of year in many spots, especially in the southeast. orlando, 53 degrees. that's 18 degrees below average. 37 in charlotte. 22 in cincinnati same story for the northeast looking at cold weather in raleigh. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. ♪ just one look at you. ♪ and i know it's gonna be... a lovely day. ♪ ♪ lovely day, lovely day. lovely day. ♪ ♪ lovely day. ♪ lovely day,

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he had a russian home, a russian wife, even a russian name, georgi ivanovich, but george blake was a of the most notorious double agents of the cold war. he spied for the soviets for nearly a decade. newsreel: ..followed by mr george blake... blake had spent three years in captivity in north korea. by the time he returned to britain in 1953, he was a committed communist. posted to berlin by mi6, he became a kgb mole. he would take the train to the soviet sector, hand over data on western intelligence operations and western agents, and then drink champagne with his kgb handler. i don't know, maybe 500, 600. agents? yes. you betrayed 500, 600 agents? maybe. blake convinced himself that what he was doing was morally right. he was eventuallyjailed in britain for 42 years but in 1966, he escaped from prison and fled to moscow, where he was hailed as a hero. there he was, locked up as a top security prisoner in wormwood scrubs and he got over the wall and was spirited away under a bed in a camper van to east berlin. it was astonishing. in a message of condolence, president putin described

he had a russian home, a russian wife, even a russian name — georgy ivanovich — but george blake wasle agents of the cold war. he spied for the soviets for nearly a decade. blake had spent three years in captivity in north korea. by the time he returned to britain in 1953, he was a committed communist. posted to berlin by mi6, he became a kgb mole. he would take the train to the soviet sector, hand over data on western intelligence operations and western agents, and then drink champagne with his kgb handler. i don't know, but maybe 500, 600. agents? yes. you betrayed 500, 600 agents? maybe. blake convinced himself that what he was doing was morally right. i looked upon it like a sort of voluntaryjob. you know, like people... 0xfam? yes, something like that, yes. he was eventuallyjailed in britain for 42 years. he then was able to escape and was smuggled to east germany, and then spent the rest of his life in moscow, cocking a snook at the brits who had succeeded in catching him, but failed to keep him. in 2012, he told a russian tv channel that he hadn't changed sides because of blac

but all public transport suspended georgie bought a bike for $15.00 with the last of their money and they joined a group of people travelling in the same direction despite sleeping on the road at night for $7.00 days a father mohan says they were the lucky ones. the people who were in more distress were the elderly the people with young children women carrying big sacks young boys with blisters and this horror does more because i thought these people will die before us. it was a lockdown which laid bare india as the quality of the government asked people to stay at home more than 10000000 who'd worked in cities and states away from their homes forced to walk back hundreds died on the journey. but warnings that workers might not come back to their jobs didn't come to fruition despite feeling abandoned all their employees. many have returned to the and construction sites like this one and that's because there isn't enough work for them in rural areas. decided to leave has. traveled to 1400 kilometers back. he managed to find work again as a laborer. everyone was sitting idle at home. s

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but whether that covers people such as under 3 featured in our next report is as yet. 21 underdog georgie has not taken a single day off the from book in over 5 months now he says he loves what he does but he had never thought it would put him on the frontline of fighting the pandemic one day. and it was a lapdog mission working in a private by policy. his main job is to conduct arty p.c.r. test. tests to determine whether someone is. every day he was it houses or potentially infected people to collect this. and he understands that every day his work of getting infected him. in the beginning when i started doing this test i used to be quite scared. there was a lot of fear but then slowly i got used to this if i let fear take over. the modern thing i have to take care of is that i should not get infected and if i am infected i should not possibly to anyone and that is why the whole process involves proper sanitation from start to finish. and hope is one of the thousands of frontline health workers in delhi struggling to control the spread of the writers. as india works towards developing t

>> i am supporting kelly, and you're absolutely right, georgi is a red state.epublicans won georgia except for the top position and that is the dispute. but what i'm telling you right now is warnock is so extreme. this is a man who has said that police officers are thugs in gangsters. he's the man who said that you can't serve god and be in the military. he's the guy who told america t repent for your whiteness. this man is a racist. a pure racist. he should not be running for senate he shouldn't be a preacher, and he is a threat to american values. we cannot let them become senators. it will take the country to the left it will destroy the trump legacy we must protect the trum legacy. >> obviously that would make a huge difference, a lot of people , a lot of people think this is just rhetoric, that is manias, they would never do anything that carry crazy. i come from the left, leo, you are making the transition. one thing i can say when you're on the left, i meant what i sai that nothing will stop them. you see this different environment in georgia where stacy

one thing about georgi george gn he was up front and honest about what he was going to do.e is a friend to criminal. raphael warnock lying about his record. you did an excellent job to show the video. he is in bed with george soros. he is in bed with bernie sanders and trying to run as a moderate. warnock will turn georgia in to l.a. county. that is why kelly loeffler and david perdue are necessary. not only to protect georgia from the disaster in l.a. county as you correctly stated, this is to protect the trump legacy. i want to spend all day in georgia telling people you don't want what we have in l.a. county. it's a disaster. the criminals are in charge in l.a. >> jason: yeah, i can't even believe it. they are not going to prosecute people for resisting arrest. >> yes. >> jason: go ahead and beat up your local cop. beat up your local police officer. that is just fine. we will never prosecute you. i don't know how the men and women who serve on law enforcement deal with that type of atmosphere. nevertheless, larry, i want to ask you about something. i was reading it today

twrepublican torneys w'vereviously worked on trump's behalf led a rally of trump supporters in atlanta, uing georgis not to paicipate in senate ruff onanuary 5 this is sidney powell, who was ousted last month from trump's soalled elite strike force legal te. >> i would encourage all georgians to make it known you will not vote at all until your vote is secure. amy: powys joined by lynwood who said -- lin wood who said georgia republicans should refuse to vote for incumbent senators david purdue and kelley loeffler, saying they haven't done enough to overturn the results of the election. >> they have not earned your votes. don't you give in to them. why would you go back and vote in another rigged election? amy: if republican senators perdue and loeffler lose their reelection bids to democratic challengers jon ossoff and reverend rafael warnock, democrats will claim a narrow 51-50 majority in the senate, with vice president kamala harris serving as a tie-breaker. the world meteorological organization warned wednesday 2020 is set to be one of the three hottest years on record, despite a la niÑa weathe

professor federico georgi is a senior researcher at the university of bologna's department of biotechnologyions and mapping the spread of these variations across the world. he joins us live now from bologna. tell us your analysis of what's happening in the uk with this variant. actually, we did discover and notice this variant in september. back then it was only detecta ble september. back then it was only detectable in 15 patients out of the 65,000 that were sequenced in the uk. sol 65,000 that were sequenced in the uk. so i might say thank you. the uk, idon't uk. so i might say thank you. the uk, i don't know if you said that but is doing the biggest effort in the world at the moment in sequencing the virus. so possibly the variant was detected in the uk just because you sequence a lot more. other countries where it was present in september were the united states and australia which are second and third respectively in the rankings of most sequencing. this variant we noticed it because it's the first variant that rises in frequency that hits the binding domain between the spike protein, t

this explosive debate where these two candidates go head-to-head and all eyes are on the state of georgi. it's one of the most crucial races of this election cycle. >> i've spent my whole career standing up for ordinary people. >> i have spent every single day working for georgians. >> reporter: and last night, two contenders for one of the high-stakes race for the senate faced off for the first time since the general election, with president trump's baseless claims of voter fraud in georgia taking center stage. >> senator, do you believe the election was rigged? >> look, greg, it's very clear that there were issues in this election. there are 250 investigations open. we have to make sure that georgians trust this process, because of what's at stake in this election. >> on saturday night, trump once again pushed allegations of misconduct and voter fraud at a rally in southern georgia. senator kelly loeffler continued to sidestep when asked during the debate. >> senator loeffler, did donald trump lose the election? >> you know, president trump has every right to use every legal recourse a

sea a brisk enough wind to just around the whole of africa but again it's largely looking dry here georgie the shallows just around that western side of kenya pushing across into democratic republic of congo pushing across the good parts of welsh i was still in place there in angola to see that shabby rain stretching its way down into namibia as we go on into the next couple of days showers 2 to the east of south africa may well have trouble cycling making its way across madagascar with the threat of flooding. from false. as societies develop. requiring innovative solutions. as a global development of the company power is uniquely positioned to deliver. we provide business growth economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally energy solutions for future generations. pioneering future energy. around the world. plus thousands of. people. subscribe. you're watching our does our reminder of our top stories this hour the central african republic will go ahead with sunday's presidential election as planned despite fears of the spread of violence the constitutional court ruled

with early voting kicking off ths week, biden told georgi today that the senate is on the line. >> come january 5th, yta vote in record numbers again! because yes, the liv of everyone georgian still depend on what you do and yes, yo still have to vote like your life depends on it, because it does. >> woodruff: president-elect biden's visit comes after vice president mike pence traveled to georgia late last week. while there, he urged a vote for the republican candidates, despite president trump falsely claiming the november election was fraudulent. >> we need to send them back because the republican majority could be the last line of defense to preserve all we've done to defend this nation, revive our economy and preserve the god-given liberties we hold dear. >> woodruff: for a view from the ground in georgia, we turn to deborah scot she is the executive director of stand-up, a non-partisan community organizing group in atlanta that's focused onge ing out the vote there. deborah scott, thank you so much for joining us. so, tell us what is your organization advocate? why are you trying t

the ballots, the drop boxes and make sure that every absentee ballot is counted for the people of georginding strong. we're going to keep fighting i promise you. but we need you to get out and vote in this one, folks. >> we're going to secure the ballots, the drop boxes, make sure every absentee ballot is counted. we're on them this time. what's he talking about? >> i think this is another example of the disinformation that wave seen the republican parties and their leader participate in the aftermath of the november general election, that this is another example of republican fan fiction, that there's this idea that the election was somehow stolen, that somehow because people had more options to participate in our elections that people of color showed up in record numbers, that young georgians showed up iprecord numbers. and guess what? and their votes were counted, that they weren't illegally thrown out because of bogus signature matching requirements. that somehow something has happened, that something improper or illegal has happened. so this is another example of disinformation that

. >> all eyes on two critical runoff races in s is in georgi will determine which party controlled theenate. >> your senator is refusing to answer questions. >> the first nor'easter of the season rocked new england bringing heavy snow. >> all that -- >> talk about a sneak attack. wait for it. wait for it. this happened at the st. louis zoo p. the first photo bomb ever probably. >> and all that matters. >> the cleveland browns pull the upset against tennessee. it's not quite 100%, but they're 97% of the way. >> election night expert steve kornacki brough his expertise to "sunday night football." >> steve kornacki of election night fame. he brought the khakis, the big board. >> on "cbs this morning." >> watch this. jets winning. just seconds remaining. snagged defeat from the jaws of victory. >> jets coming. puts some air under it. runs for the touchdown! >> no, he didn't. just incredible. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle insurance. >> poor jets fans. >> 2020 is bad enough, but for jets fans, it's a disaster. >> just that line, snatch d

been campaigning on this in the final days of the election, saying they have been delivering for georgie georgians who are h and making a direct connection between the policy and the stakes of the future balance of power in the senate. >> following up on that, errin, so are ossoff and warnock hitting on this relief biffle, really talking about, hey, these guys are trying to steal $2,000 out of your pocket that you paid for with your tax money, or more focused on local issues like covid or lack of hospitals or other issues -- is this a real focus in this last week? >> well, it's twofold. it's definitely, you know, localizing the issues for georgians, making these races about the local issues that are priorities for georgia voters. it is also about the pandemic which is looming large over this entire country. and certainly looming large over georgia as this pandemic is surging anew in places including my home state. and you know, what ossoff and warnock have been saying is while georgians got sick, purdue and loeffler got rich during there pandemic and did not look out for georgians. that'

host: steve mentioned those two runoffs happening in georgie -- georgia on january 5m the date -- january, the day before the electoral college vote is to be certified on january 6. you can of course watch that on c-span. before that happens on the floor, there is plenty happening this week on capitol hill, over ang negotiations new covid-19 release package. fran update on where that stands, we turn to zack owens -- n update on where that stands, we turn to zack owens. >> the big four congressional leaders as they are called, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, kim mccarthy, and mitch mcconnell met late into the night. trying to hash out some sort of agreement on another round of coronavirus relief. it will look different than what we saw in march. they are operating off a bipartisan framework. sort of breaking through the gridlock on additional coronavirus relief that has persisted since the summer. billions of dollars for vaccine distribution as that gets underway following the pfizer approval. the be a second hurrah for businesses that already received a ppp loan. increased benefits for those

question is how consistent and helpful is the president going to be with his messaging relates ing to georgiblicans need to win one of them. what they need from the president is not to discourage vo voter turnout, keeping mitch mcconnell as the senate majority leader, part of that will be what does the president ultimately do with this bill he's now sitting on so checks are not delayed. one of the things he talked about in the video is maybe the next administration, and we know what he said about that, will have to deal with this, but that would mean checks would not go out, businesses would not get paid in a timely fashion, and it's already been delayed, and i think for republicans, they need this to not be a mess so that they can say that they were able to get this done and clear it off their plate, and so that people can feel like the government is working with a republican senate and a democratic house. >> david, thank you very much. and we'll start right there with our top story of the morning at just about the top of the hour. president trump blasting the bipartisan covid relief bill i

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