gloria butler. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: wendy davis. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: bobby fuse. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: deborah gonzalez. sen. wyden: -- >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: steve henson. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: calvin smyre. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: van johnson. >> i proudly cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: pedro marin. >> [indiscernible] fenika miller. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: ben myers. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: rachel paule. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: bob trammell. >> i cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: sachin varghese. >> [indiscernible] nikema williams. >> i proudly cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: cathy woolard. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: i am pleased to announce that kamala d. harris has received 16 votes for vice president of the united states. [applause] do i have a motion that the providing officer and secretar

when the senate needed a new leader, it got gloria butler. we know he was our attorney at the house when we were fighting for good. i know when we need a good man who understands labor and power, we look to ben myers. when i served in the house, i was privileged to help elect new people. i saw bob trammel come up. when i was working to elect other folks, the young dems were a powerhouse and that brought me to rachel. we need a new voice in athens to make sure justice rings out and we've got deborah gonzales. when i was at the city of atlanta watching new things unfold, there was kathy willard. you cannot make a decision in the georgia assembly without consulting the dean of the house. i name each of you because each of you have claimed the state as your own. more importantly, you claimed the people as your own. but moving forward from dream to reality requires a force of nature and a leadership that is unparalleled, and that is why i am so proud of my friend nikima williams, who was a state senator, a congresswoman elect, and the chair of our

gloria. are are we likely to say those who are very skeptical about the vaccine roll up their sleeves this time and say yes i would like to get the job myself oh yes sure if quire com because of most of the people who say i will not be vaccinated i don't want to be vaccinated do not really know seen contains how does it work and they are mainly afraid of a new backs introduction technique and therefore it's very easy to convince some skeptical people that the vaccine is safe in this technical arrangement is the is the safest we have ever experienced and it sounds to be very effective and without significant side effects and therefore i have convinced myself manical needs and friends that the vaccine should be done but what i think is mainly important to think out is that many people war will not. discuss or any in any case will not meet that the vaccine is a conqueror. by the end. if discovered by themselves that they only way to stop the spreading of the briars is to have a vaccine and they

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gloria borger and david axelrod are here. i love it. the a plus team on the perfect night on the perfect subject. good evening to both of you. gloria, let's start with you. >> hi. >> president-elect biden was asked about his optimism of republicans who haven't even acknowledged he's the president-elect. listen to this. >> there have been more than several sitting republican senators who have privately called me and congratulated me. and i understand the situation they find themselves in. and until the election the clearly decided in the minds when the electoral college votes, they get put in a very tough position. that's number one. number two -- >> so, you think the fever of that will break after the electoral college meets. >> at least a significant portion of the leadership. i don't know that it's going to break across the board. >> gloria, we'll see. we know the times we're living in right now. he says he gets the position they're in. but the fact he is getting calls from republicans, do you think some are relieved that trump is out

gloria, do you foresee confirmation issues here? >> well, no. not if at the outset. i think that pete buttigieg, if he'd had his druthers, would probably rather have been u.n. ambassador. perhaps done something in foreign policy, but i think as a former mayor and somebody who understands how to talk to people on both sides of the aisle, with infrastructure looming as perhaps one of joe biden's sort of big first pushes in addition to covid-19 relief, i think that he's a very interesting and palatable choice, i would think, to both sides of the aisle. he was a presidential candidate who, you know, no doubt has enemies on the republican side, but he's impressed a lot of people with his ability to talk to republicans from the midwest and as a former mayor who better understands potholes? than a former mayor. right? so i think it's -- it's an interesting choice, and makes a lot of sense in many ways. >> gloria, thank you so much. you made me laugh. so i appreciate that. >> that's good! >> jeff zeleny, thank you, live from atlanta. >>> meanwhile a feeling's host and optimi

gloria, satisfied? yeah, i am satisfied. especially about the fact that america seems to be looking at the different categories regarding race about occupation, job, and how that all counts towards vulnerability and, yeah, i appreciate the fact of both responses. all right, thank you. dominic. i think it goes a long way to satisfy mine. i think as we're now at the point of having vaccines and we're talking about delivery, it's question of ethics in terms of — and maybe it's a different group of people we need to engage and the decision around who gets vaccinated, but also responsibilities in the population, that we don't become apathetic just because a vaccine's here. all right. let's go to my next question, which is from georgia chisnall. georgia. thank you. a lot of people are very unlikely or uncertain about getting the vaccine. in the uk, for example, it's about a third. why do you think, despite having months during exceeding development, that public concern remains widely unaddressed and what you think should be done n

aliÑa con rÁbano, cebolla, repollo, limÓn y chile. >> para diciembre acostumbramos mÁs el pozole. >> glorialauea de hawÁi entrÓ en erupcion anoche, despuÉs de una serie de sismos. >> el estatuilla fue en el crÁter en la isla grande, por lo que las autoridades locales le pidieron a quienes viven alrededor que se mantengan preparados y se protejan de las cenizas hay que recordar que una erupciÓn del volcÁn kilauea en el 2018 destruyÓ cientos de casas y forzÓ a evacuar las comunidades enteras cercanas a ese volcÁn. >> esta noche no se puede perder la oportunidad de mirar las estrellas porque va a haber un fenÓmeno astrologico que no ocurre de la edad media, se trata de la alineaciÓn entre jÚpiter y saturno, conocida como estrella de belÉn, los dos planetas van a estar tan juntos que pareciera que vamos a estar viendo una especie de planeta doble, google incluso le dedicÓ su dublÉ a esto, y al solsticio de invierno porque coincide con hoy es el dÍa mÁs corto y la noche mÁs larga lo cual coincide. >> los nÚmeros que marcarÁn el inicio de aÑo nuevo llegaron a times square en nueva york, los grand

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we have for you right now gloria alive and in person. gloria, thank you so much for coming in.hat was the song on that album or the 45, right? you do not expect that to be as big as it was? >> well, i did but the record company didn't. i played it for them or i try to play it for them but they refused to listen because the president had chosen the other side. david: it turned out to be just something that everybody knows and there are a lot of new yorkers from new work and i know you're not far from here and a lot of new yorkers are wondering will new york survive so what is your best guess? >> absolutely new york will survive. we can do this. david: i hope you are right. there are a lot of life clubs that i love to go to and jazz clubs et cetera. they were already having tough times before covid and have been down for a year and a been close for a year probably another few months so how did they get back on their feet? >> it will be a struggle. i'm not going to say it'll be easy. it will be hard but we can put together and make it happen. i just know we can. david: it is inter

let's talk about this with cnn's chief political analyst gloria borger. hey, gloria. talk about what happened earlier today. it was a made for tv moment. it was the vice president and the second lady getting a vaccine on camera on purpose. the president wasn't there. what do you make of that? >> it is kind of remarkable to me, dana. of course, the president wants to take credit. some of it deserved for getting the vaccine done as quickly as he did, pushing private industry to do it, funding it. so it is strange to me, given the fact that this president loves to take credit for things that he wasn't out there. i think now maybe that mike pence is out there, maybe donald trump is going to think he ought to do it, too. it's kind of hard to understand other than the fact that he is so focused right now on the so-called rigged election, how he really should be president the next four years, et cetera, et cetera, that maybe he doesn't want to be at an event he might be called upon to answer questions about the rising death toll in this country. that's the only way i can exp

we just don't know. >> okay, ayesha and gloria, thank you very much.eciate it. >>> we get rare insight into iran. we'll take you to an assassination that makes a real economic hurdle for the administration. stay with us. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop t

. >> reporter: gloria recalls a conversation she had with her daughter months before she went missingr: her mother kept the conversation private at the time. but vanessa's sisters became the public face of the family, protesting outside of ft. hood. >> we started protesting every friday. >> what do we want? >> vanessa! >> vanessa! >> vanessa! >> reporter: inside, the army begins to piece together vanessa's last known whereabouts. >> we know that vanessa reported to her workstation, which was in the motor pool. then we know that she came to the arms room where she did leave behind her bank card, her i.d. card, and the keys to her barracks room and her car. and then she went to the next arms room, the second arms room. and that is where we believe she came into contact with specialist robinson. we believe that specialist robinson was the last person to have seen her. >> reporter: specialist aaron robinson joined the army in 2018 and was deployed to iraq for seven months. when interviewed by investigators, he says on the day vanessa disappeared, he finished work and then went to his off-

let's go to gloria borger, cnn chief political analyst.s the president is making these phone calls, we know the pennsylvania supreme court is calling a legal challenge, quote, unquote, fundamentally frivolous. is this just evidence that no amount of phone calls to state officials is going to undo this election? >> i think it is. and let me quote a republican here, senator pat toomey who is not running for re-election. he says these phone calls are completely unacceptable, while some people are characterizing the phone calls as informational from the president, give me a break. when the president of the united states calls you and wants to find out what's going on in your state and how you might be able to overturn the vote of the american people, i would say that's applying pressure. what the president is clearly doing is election tampering. and you can't do that. and elected officials or nonelected officials, anyone, the american public should not stand for it. but that's exactly what he has been doing from the white house. it is remarkab

first, more political perspective from gloria borger and david gergen. gloria, the president really is of rating in this alternate reality, ignoring the pandemic, lying to the american people, raising money that he can use for whatever way he wants it, which people think they're giving to him in order to, you know, allegedly fight voter fraud. it seems like there is no backing down for him. >> no, there isn't any backing down. he doesn't feel the need to and he doesn't want to. i spoke to somebody who speaks to the president. he said he's not listening to anybody anymore and he's not going to. so this notion that somehow the president's going to come out of this and be gracious and concede and -- that's not gonna happen because he has to have his supporters, whether it's because of who he is or because of what he wants to do in the future, he has to have his own supporters believed -- believe that he didn't lose. that he's never going to be called a loser and maybe he wants to monetize this. as you point out, he's already raised -- his pac has already ra

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i've got gloria borger here and so many others here.hen we kept hearing president-elect biden just talking about the job loss, the job numbers and saying it's not your fault, we are in a crisis, what did you think of that? >> well, i think he was making a plea to the american congress and to mitch mcconnell with whom was very interesting. he wouldn't say -- >> neither time he was asked. >> last time he said he hadn't spoken with him. perhaps you assume maybe he has? but what he did try and do is say, look, we are all in this together. we are in a crisis right now. that is democrats and that is republicans. encourage the congress to work on this bipartisan measure while making the point that it is just a down payment because he sees more coming after he is inaugurated but put it all out there and said this is for the american people. this is not for republicans or democrats and didn't try to sugar coat the situation the country is in right now. made it very clear that we are in a crisis. >> he was encouraged by the bipartisan effort on t

choice and i think biden may have a bit of a fight but he's building a cabinet that has served. >> gloriay. thank you. protesters over the weekend because michigan certified biden's victory over president trump by more than 146,000 votes because that's how many votes he won by. i will talk about what happened and what it means going forward. the usual gifts are just not going to cut it. we have to find something else. good luck! what does that mean? we are doomed. [laughter] that's it. i figured it out! we're going to give togetherness. that sounds dumb. we're going to take all those family moments and package them. hmm. [laughing] that works. >>> president trump is trying to press his baseless voter fraud case in pennsylvania. the michigan's secretary of state had a large group of protesters in front of her home. she said that her and her four earlier s four-year-old son just finished put up christmas decorations and that's when demonstrators arrived. >> people shouting "murder." they will not succeed in doing so. jocelyn benson is joining me now. >> secretary jensbenbenson, i appreciate

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and as gloria said, he might suggest that he was merely joking. when we live in an environment where the president can crowd source violence with a tweet, it doesn't have to be that his lawyer goes out and kuktds t conducts the attack. it's that this mob, the social media mob, amplifies this and creates danger for those who speak out against the presiden and tell the truth. >> what was his crime, chris krebs? saying that the election was fair. imagine that. myles taylor, gloria borger, thanks so much for being with us tonight. >> thanks, john. >> coming up. incumbent georgia senator, david perdue, the justice department was investigating his trades at the outset of the coronavirus pandemic. we'll also speak with his democratic opponent in that january 5th runoff, jon ossoff. how about no no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. - [announcer] forget about vacuuming for up to a month. shark iq robot deep cleans and empties itself into a base you empty as little as once a month. and unlike standard rob

and lake bull gloria they have grown so much in recent times that their marriage. is a fresh what on it's the provide drinking water on people will be an ecological disaster . meet correspondent went out to reports. lake bulgaria so swollen from rising water levels that the shoreline changes every day. we see this early on in our trip when the access road unexpectedly becomes part of the leak. nearby we find. who's just arrived to open her bar and restaurant but there's been a dramatic change. there's water this water just came in within one day so it came slowly and slowly until it got to this level so without any notice you have to demolish within just a few seconds china gas has already been forced to move her business once it's inevitable that she will have to move again and she's not the only one the structure we're looking at is an entry point that was erected by the kenya wildlife service after their original gates were submerged by what i wanted took 3 months before the lake eventually caught up with this one and we can clearly see that this water is unrele

but -- so jared doesn't have to bring it up. >> gloria, thank you so much. elie honig is with us. and so if trump does do this, first of all what is the message he'd be sending out to anyone else in hinner circle? >> so get ready, because this administration is going to go out in a blaze of corruption, a blaze of self dealing. the image that gloria is reporting is such a disturbing one because what we're seeing is people inside the white house considering what insider is going to get pardons. friend, family member, the most well connected people. look, this country has a long history of dubious use of pardons. the pardoning power is very proud, but nothing like we're setting up here. essentially they go to the insiders, the friends and family plan. but that is not how pardons a s supposed to be. >> you and i have talked about the reporting on preemptive pardons and that would exclude jared kushner's father. but when you look at the inner family, none of them has been convicted of any crimes. that said, would a potential pardon apply to -- if he were do this,

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i mean, he is just on a rampage, obsessing about the election, and that's it. >> gloria, kaitlan, thankou both. >>> republican senator lashing out at senate democrats during a hearing with baseless claims of widespread election fraud. my next guess says senator ron johnson is the source of the real fraud. dust mite droppings? ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer heavy duty sweeper and dusters. dusters extends to 6 feet to reach way up high... to grab, trap and lock away gross dust. nice! for dust on my floors, i switch to sweeper. the heavy duty cloths reach deep in grooves to grab, trap and lock dust bunnies... no matter where they hide. no more heebie jeebies. phhhhew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. when it comes to the quality of our cars: the highest. it's why only 1 in 10 cars we look at qualify to sell on our site. if it's been in a reported accident, we won't sell it. and at our state-of-the-art facilities our ase certified mechanics roll up their sleeves and get to it. inspecting, dialing-in, and fine tuning every single car inside and out, br

i guess you could call it we spoke to dr gloria telling annie she's a professor of infectious diseases at the university of rome nothing unusual in that per se but we spoke to her in real time live as she received her 1st jab on air she joins us on a dodgy skype line from avellino in italy we can see the needle coming in to your left. or right so whenever you're a nurse. ok whatever your nurse or nurse practitioner is ready take it away and as you're having the injection done just take me through the process now doctor so you get this injection today you get another one in 3 weeks and then 7 days after that in theory you are immune to coronavirus. we certainly have. there you go congratulations well done. ok. he's an all white man waiting for. her. it's a very short thanks. to all of the girls who. now runs her. marriage he. only have. her see him for. say. ok. he's a virgin. gloria talking to us we know the elections well underway in central african republic a crucial test for a nation the suffered years violence and instability the u.n. is reporting voters are being intimidated in th

gloria borgeer is with us, mj lee, chief medical correspondent dr.former cdc medical director dr. tom frieden. i want your thoughts on the president-elect that he will call for everyone in the united states to basically wear a mask the first 100 days after he takes office and that could potentially save, i think you would agree, a lot of lives. >> yeah. we've certainly seen the modeling around this for some time. 100 days, three months, would make a difference if you look at all those models. even a couple of months would make a difference. 100 days, you're likely to see an impact on the overall transmission of virus in this country. he also talked about the fact, as you heard there from that conversation, the idea that we know where the majority of virus transmission occurs in society. 80% of the transmission is occurring in about 10 to 20% of places, and the president-elect mentioned some of them restaurants, bars, cafes, places like that. and to be able to either close or at least limit occupancy in some of those places, especially where the virus

¿a gloria? nah, lo dudo. es imposible que sepa a gloria. tifani roberts charlÓ con alguien quien ademÁs de mÉdico, es voluntario. ella nos cuenta cÓmo estÁn tratando de convencer a los escÉpticos. roberts: el doctor elmer huerta sabe mucho sobre la vacuna contra el covid porque ademÁs de mÉdico, estÁ participando en un estudio clÍnico. huerta: pues, yo me apliquÉ 2 inyecciones. la primera fue el 19 de agosto y la segunda al 14 de septiembre. no sentÍ efectos secundarios en ninguna de ellas. roberts: originario de ecuador, es mÉdico especializado en cÁncer y epidemiologÍa. Él dice que lo mÁs importante es entender que la fase de laboratorio ya estaba muy avanzada desde antes que apareciera el covid-19. huerta: esta etapa ya estaba casi hecha. ¿por quÉ? porque en el aÑo 2002 apareciÓ el sars. en el aÑo 2012 apareciÓ el mers y los cientÍficos ya tenÍan su vacuna contra estas enfermedades. roberts: estos 2 virus tambiÉn son causados por coronavirus. huerta: ellos dijeron "tenemos toda la plataforma hecha". adaptaron al conocimiento del genoma d

. >> here with me to discuss, my friend and colleague gloria b e borger. know you always do reporting, do you think more republican senators will begin to speak out finally, i don't know, somebody in leadership other than liz cheney? >> yeah, finally acknowledging the sky is blue when the sky has been blue quite some time, i think they will after december 14th when the electors meet. i want to point out, dana, i think the vice president was or president-elect, joe biden, was incredibly gracious there when he was saying i understand the position they are in. >> yep. >> and very restrained. and gives you a little insight into who he is because as a negotiator, biden is pretty well known for saying to people i understand where you're coming from and i think that's what he was saying out loud to jake yesterday, and i think that's the way he operates. it was gracious and restrained. >> you're so right. legislating is an art. one of the first things you need to know is how to figure out what will mess up the person on the other side of the table with the base an

and make a bowl gloria they have grown so much in recent times that their marriage to get. big. league is a fresh what i need the provide drinking water on people it will be an ecological disaster if the 2 leagues meet correspondent went out to reports. lake bulgaria so swollen from rising water levels of the shoreline changes every day. we see this early on in our trip when the access road unexpectedly becomes part of the leak. nearby we find. who's just arrived to open her bar and restaurant but there's been a dramatic change. there's water this water just came in with an one day i cloud came slowly and slowly until it got to this level so without any notice you know you have to demolish within just a few seconds. china got has already been forced to move a business once it's inevitable that she will have to move again and she's not the only one the structure we're looking at is an entry point that was erected by the kenya wildlife service after their original gates was submerged by water 800 took 3 months before the lake eventually caught up with this one and we can clearly s

. >> gloria? >> look. been living through some really destabilizing times, whether it's covid or whether it's this election. and the president of the united states now has a decision to make and i think we all know what is he going to say. his decision is to say, okay, the electors have spoken and joe biden is president-elect, and the country can move on. he is not going to do that. the members of congress now have to do that. i am waiting for mitchell mcconnell to call joe biden president-elect. he needs to do that immediately, today, in five minutes. the republicans who have used the executicuse they were waitir the electoral college even though we all knew this was certifying and affirming an election, they all need to come out today and give joe biden his due as president-elect. there is no doubt in my mind that donald trump will spend however many years he has left trying to delegitimatize joe biden's election. maybe he'll run again, maybe he won't. maybe he'll try and freeze the republican field in 2

lake but gloria so swollen from rising water levels of the shoreline changes every day. we see this early on in our trip when the access road unexpectedly becomes part of the leak. we find. who's just arrived to open her bond restaurant that is being a dramatic change. there's water this water just came in with an one day i cloud came slowly and slowly until it got to this level so without any notice you have to demolish within just a few seconds chela got has already been forced to move her business once it's inevitable that she will have to move again and she's not the only one the extent of the flooding can be seen clearly from neighboring lake baringo the freshwater lake has expanded by 60 percent in the last 7 years this year has been by far the worst. folks our tour guide grew up on the shores of this lake work has been scarce as most of the hotels are now underwater. he leads us to one of many flooded schools in the area so even in years he's seen all these decaying buildings . but our last story is the most significant for folks i grew up here my foster until yea

one afternoon i was walking him in a woman said her name was gloria and that was my mother's name. she was walking her little should sue with the ball on his head to keep the hair out of his eyes. when i was growing up hours was a level but go gloria's dog was expensive and pat with that pedigree papers. we started talking about our dogs and then she said it's too bad you have to walk the dog and take care of the children. that's when she assumed it was made and a nanny. then explained that was a conditions holding down a professional internship at the daily newspaper downtown, i could see she was embarrassed. she apologized and we became friends over the summer as we met on afternoon walks with our dogs because of my roommates about my first encounter but i could not make one - - way to recount my story my next letter home i was mistaken as a nanny and i met days should sue dog at the same time had come all the way far away from the south where discrimination was a part of everyday life. the woman i had just met immediately jumped to the conclusion that because i was black i must

and i would come along 5 or 6 members and i know the law gloria for being now it is not there.due to the coronavirus authorities now impose restrictions on certain popular wedding scenes involving multitudes of guests are banned as are hugs and kisses and fight scenes therefore the pandemic bollywood produced about 2000 films annually more than anywhere in the world in 2020 that number has tumbled to less than half. so it does affect it severely. and i'm quoting the daily wage laborers as well as technicians as well as this so it was a serious damage actually so it might take another corporate 3 s. go to court on this effect i guess so yeah this is a serious damage serious damage which we didn't expect that. after shutting their doors for nearly 7 months india cinemas reopen in october under strict conditions every other seat must now remain empty but the reopening represents a glimmer of hope many people are counting on a happy ending next year with a comeback for the bollywood dream factory. that's your business thanks for watching. the going gets tough the brits in agreement

for the same reason gloria brought up he's not on tv because he's afraid of a pick. he's afraid of that needle going into his arm, because if he flinches, that may be a sign of weakness. i'm even more concerned about the grift that has been happening since november 3rd through january 20th. i think to be kind to this white house, the lines have been blurred and they lived in a gray area when it comes to et it. run on the department of treasury, wherever they can make a buck, they will. that is my concern. we've even had reports on cnn saying, don't leave on january 20th. i'm more concerned about ivanka a trump, i'm more concerned about eric and donald government and the american people, especially those people who really need it. >> he's raising 2 million for campaigns and probably will raise another million. the clock is ticking before inauguration day, but the president is only ramping up. what do you expect in the next 32 days? how do you expect this all to unfold? >> i think there is going to be a lot of sound and if you arey and i think there are 2600 members, a

gloria has repeatedly claimed boko haram has been technically defeated what does this kidnapping tell us about their presence and strength in nigeria. if there are 5 what many people like you say you look or are a lot in technical duty you did yes still around truong deal or leaders do what they come to town to do a task. but what happened in my degree of our mary where to slaughter some really serious shit to sicken me every day and then the abduction of this would give the i wanted to push so many of the government 6 search of schools down in the northern part of the county to w a correspondent why so interests in a budget thank you for that update that. germany's 1000 crisis keeps escalating more than 30000 new cases confirmed in a single day as germans hope tighter lockdown restrictions will start to bring those numbers down deaths related to cope with 19 are also climbing and they tend to lag behind infection numbers by several weeks the country's 2nd wave is threatening to overwhelm the country's medical system hospitals and the worst hit areas have begun to transfer patients to

this week on world stories linkable gloria drives out residents in kenya. in 1000 increases poverty in spain but we begin in the canary islands increasing numbers of refugees from africa are using ground and island that belongs to spain to reach europe officials are overwhelmed for. in here journalists can go no farther some 2000 african migrants are being housed in this camp in the part of moore gonna get on 5 times as many as was expected to aid groups have spoken of squalid conditions but it's impossible for the w. news to find out. jay my son tom now works for the island's refugee council his colleagues have been inside the camp. but another minute everyone sleeps on the floor some intensely some knowledge in the openness of those who have been criticizing this from day one but we didn't think it would get this bad at the middle belt 2300 people in the camp and then numbers that are growing every day in the only. the crossing is dangerous but the coronavirus pandemic has cut off about migration routes. the government has started to housing new arrivals

. >> y méxico amanece de luto por el fallecimiento de armando manzanero, la gloria de la música románticauna gran pérdida para el mundo de la música, esta madrugada a las 3 con 20 en la ciudad de méxico, el maestro dijo adiós, no le pudo ganar la batalla al coronavirus, estuvo internado al norte de la capital mexicana, desde el pasado 17 de diciembre, por el coronavirus, estuvo entubado por 10 días, presentando complicaciones en pulmones, ayer la familia anunciaba que el maestro estaba estable, pero tuvo complicaciones en los riñones, rebeca se va uno de los más grandes compositores de méxico, comparado con grandes figuras de méxico, las canciones fueron traducidas también a otros idiomas, es una gran pérdida andrés manuel lópez obrador interrumpió su conferencia mañanera para dar condolencias . >> armando manzanero, era un hombre del pueblo, entonces por eso lamento su fallecimiento, además, un gran compositor . >> los restos del compositor serán cremados, serán llevados a yucatán en donde descansarán su legado seguirá guiando a muchas generaciones regreso con ustedes . >> triste mañana

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joining me now is miles taylor, another close friend of chris krebs and gloria borges.bs, how do you see him taking this? a lawyer of the president is calling on him to be executed for telling the truth. >> chris krebs is a wonderful public servant. anyone speaking out against a sitting president is going to face a rough time. chris was prepared for that. this is a man with a family who did a good job, all right? what was chris's crime here? he spoke the truth. he simply said that based on the job he had in the trump administration that the election was secured. now he and his family have to face the tumble of this kind of violent rehetoric out there because of him speaking the truth. my concern here is not what happened to chris but the broader culture of intimidation that's created by this president and this administration that has resulted in this. we saw during impeachment with people like alexander vindman and dr. fauci being beheaded. i experienced it myself, john. speaking out against the president and i now have to have a protective detail because of the threats