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owned team haas. the as. they are thank you so much for your company everyone we begin this broadcast in the u.k. that country has become the 1st nation in the world to approve the covert 1000 vaccine jointly produced by the german company beyond tech and u.s. drug maker pfizer well british prime minister boris johnson has hailed the authorization as fantastic news saying it will allow the british people to reclaim their lives while the vaccine got the green light after just 10 months of fast track research and development and has also awaiting approval in many other countries. a trial participant is given the bio on tech finds a coded 19 vaccine in the german city of mind he's just one of thousands who's been part of large scale clinical trials that have already proved the vaccine is 95 percent effective in preventing the disease. now germany's biotech and u.s. pharma giant pfizer have been given approval for their vaccine in the u.k. making it a world 1st vaccine i would begin to be made available across th

kimi raikkonen's haas car catching fire with just under 20 minutes to go.fore helping marshals to extinguish the flames. mercedes‘ valtteri bottas topped the time sheets ahead of team—mate lewis hamilton, who's returned after recovering from coronavirus. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm kasia madera. borisjohnson isjoined by the eu — in saying they're unlikely to strike a post—brexit trade deal by sunday — with differing interpretations of how a new relationship might look. a wretched clause they've got in to keep the uk locked in to whatever they want in terms of legislation. they would remain free, sovereign, if you wish. to decide what they want to do. we would simply adapt the conditions for access to our market accordingly. scientists say they've identified genetic variants that make some people more likely to develop severe covid symptoms.

haas one of the smaller outfits in f1, with a relationship with ferrari, a stepping stone to follow in at ferrari? definitely. i think his plan and way she set my dream is coming true racing in formula 1 but he is a ferrari academy driver and they are being crimped to eventually drive for ferrari did the same moving up the ranks as he is planning to and yes, he is a ferrari customer team and they don't want to hear that but they are the bpm and it's a good opportunity for him to learn and grow into the sport and i'm pretty sure he's hoping to one day race for ferrari like his father did. it's 25 years since colin mcrae became the first british driver to win the world rally championship title and at the time, was the sport's youngest champion. richard burns was the next briton to become world champion in 2001. but this country hasn't produced one since. that 19 year wait could be ended by elfyn evans. he's leading the championship by fourteen points heading into the final rally which gets underway tomorrow. nick parrott reports. there are just there arejust a there are just a few more s

kimi raikkonen's haas car caught fire with just under 20 minutes to go. get out safely. mercedes valtteri bottas topped the time sheets. and finally tonight — do you know yourjackhammers from your air flares? well, with a competitive form of break dancing or breaking added to the olympic programme this week for paris 2024, it's fair to say we're going to learn a lot more about over the coming months and years. and i began my education by catching up with 14—year—old olympic hopeful be—girl terra who told me how she got into it. i started when i was one and a half yea rs i started when i was one and a half years old. i was doing hand and trying to do footwork and trying to do headstand. so it was clear you we re do headstand. so it was clear you were destined to go on and do this in the future. who was who got you into it? up my sister got breaking, my older sister, and she would teach me stuff. then my dad would teach me. what is it that you love about the sport? i love to express myself andi the sport? i love to express myself and i dance, i love to crea

the haas driver, who'll spend a third night in hospital with burn injuries to his hands, posted thisre on social media earlier. he said... "never thought a few body squats would make me happy. body recovering well from the impact. hopefully same about the burns on my hands." the action continues at the uk snooker championship from milton keynes, with good wins for two—time champion champion mark selby, and kyren wilson, plus news of a thrilling comeback. let's join jason mohammed now, who's alongside john parrott and alan mcmanus. we'll come back to milton keynes with mark shall be through to the last 16 and itjob done today. with mark shall be through to the last 16 and it job done today. not pretty before the interval with hard snicker of book came out and played much better after eight cracking along reading got over the line. we have seen it so many times, have we not? c gas struggle in the first four frames and could be a tough few days but always a bump with mark because he has produced it so often in the past so actually popped his head and the pressure at 2—2 is said did you

one world champion michael schumacher, has spoken of his ambitions and his excitement at driving for haasnewly crowned formula two champion made his debut in a formula one practice session last friday in abu dhabi. he's been speaking tojennie gow about his hopes for the future. it is not the best or biggest amount of money but i think that it is not holding us back from doing a good job next year. the team is so good and just bringing everybody together and just bringing everybody together and trying to create strength, the maximum out of everybody. and on top of that with me, i think we are going to be a good combination. i am really excited and look forward to it. just really keen on starting to work with them now. talk to me little bit if you can about the moment you handed over yourfather‘s helmet douglas hamilton because that was a very emotional moment. my dad would done it himself and i will ta ke would done it himself and i will take us apart for now. and hopefully one day, who knows happens in the future, he will hand me his helmet 01’ future, he will hand me his helmet ori futur

mara gaye, richard haas, thanks to both of you. >>> michael flynn talking about martial law, retired general barry mccaffrey is here. >>> plus, joe biden gets his vaccine shot on camera. alleged political interference in the covid response. in the covid response. ...and unique needs. your lips are like no others and need a lip routine that's just right for you. chapstick® has you covered. chapstick®. put your lips first®. finding the right words can be tough.n it comes to autism, finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. >>> a house panel just subpoenaed health and human services on alleged political interference in dealing with the covid crisis, including an attempt to alter or block at least 13 scientific reports related to the virus, adding that cdc director redfield instructed employees to destroy a key document. chief of staff saying the white house demanded a larger say in covid messaging. >> as amanda and i worked in the spring and summer, we saw more and mor

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people were lined up immediately to get the shots like 101-year-old gertrude haas who became the first person in germany. while the e.u. is rolling out a vaccine days after the u.s., europe's health system may have an edge. >> the problem everybody is facing is how to turn a vaccine into a vaccination, how to go from having a little vile into doing real good. that is where a lot of the most difficult politics will be but it is also and ski area where we can expect most of the area will be doing better than the united states. >> reporter: the vaccine brought along a sense of hope to a confidence that have seen more than 15 million covid cases and over 335,000 deaths. this comes as a third vaccine is expected to get a green light. officials here in the uk will likely approve one produced by oxford university and drugmaker astrazeneca in the coming days. >> reporter: that vaccine along with the one produced by moderna are still waiting e.u. approval while officials have to inoculate all adults throughout the 27 member states by next year. >> we can start traveling, meeting our friends and

of that fire >> reporter: perhaps the most shocking scene in recent formula 1 history, the american haas team car struck the barrier a 137 miles per hour >> i thought, okay, well, that's it. this is my day i'm going to die and then thought about my kids and i said, no, this can't be true so i tried. >> reporter: the 34-year-old frenchman walked off the track with just a broken foot and second-degree burns. >> i removed my gloves because i know the skin has -- i don' want the skin to stay with the gloves and yeah and then i sit down and yeah, realize. >> reporter: that you survived >> that i survived. >> reporter: several years ago a cras like this would have been fatal but the halo protected his head and the fireproof suit bought him time but his three kids don't credit the technology. >> they think their dad is a superhero and they think i have a love shield and nothing can happen to me >> reporter: in their eyes he is now indestructible molly hunter, nbc news >> even knowing how it ends it's hard to watch, huh >>> up next, how to shop safely for your christmas tree 2020 style. >>> this

that's a very difficult concept to explain and the cdc has only start explaining it clearly in the haas few months, so i think that's our main message that we wants to communicate to our community members. >> all right. we did have a question on facebook asking how will you communicate that message differently so that people get it. because it's be a few months and you have been emphasizing that, and as dr. scott murrow said i believe the power lies primarily in your hands, not mine, so i do hope people will listen this time. doctors, thank you so very much. if you haven't read the entire statement, i hope you will. don't jump to conclusions. it's very thoughtful and i'd posted on abc7news.com. thank you both. >> thank you very much. >> as you know, playgrounds are back open in for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his nei

>>buckle up already road wins in north carolina going up against his former player gerard haas and stanford williams, the cardinals fabulous freshmen. he gets the reverse layin to go right here and that puts them up to this will be a big upset usc is ranked 16 in the country with higher at 10 point carolina of one with a minute left but nice drive to flip them up by 3 stanford missed a couple of threes tar heels hang on to win 6763, they were 10 lead changes in this game. i do think stanford is going to have a really good team this year tough today, but back to the 49 ers is just so many moving pieces and even the warriors first day to play or so you know a lot to digest but these teams they're trying to get through it and keep everyone healthy in finish their season for the warriors are just trying to start this season. yeah we're all trying to do the best we can and right that affects everybody watching playing you know the whole thing thanks jason up next from trash to treasure coming up what one nonprofit used to >>to treasure look at this a florida nonprofit has recycle plastics into a

in this remote region of mountainous northern guatemala another small scale farmer john haas interests have your hair is visiting his father now 100 years old when used to work as a forced labor out on a coffee plantation or. the family converses in the maya language. while. i was born here in this modest area in the village and. i grew with that and it taught us how to work. hard here there was never enough to live from so people had to go elsewhere to earn money you know where i was 7 the 1st time my brother and i accompanied our father to the coast. but i'll be higher in the course the i was paid with 3 tortillas but only when i filled my basket with at least 12 kilos of coffee. if the basket wasn't food there were no tortillas then well there it was the rest of my father would help me with a couple of handfuls of coffee so that way i got my 3 tortillas. donna phyllis ya know silvio lives in the back of the town in the department of key chain. she's raised 6 children largely on her own her husband died in the aftermath of the guatemalan civil war. the last of phyllis young as coffee

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own team haas after they signed him 21 year old german on a multi-year contract will make dominated formula 3 before moving up to formula 2 where he's currently leading the championship by 14 points. on football champions league action continues later today and there is one match in particular that is set to make history well stephanie afaf bar will become the 1st woman to referee a man's champions league game when the u. ventus hosts deny moet kiev while the french referee recently took charge of her 1st you won't believe game in october and she also oversaw the u.a.e. for a super cup last year and the women's world cup final in 2019. while the u.s. women's national soccer team has settled part of a lawsuit against its employer over an equal working conditions but the settlement does not include their dispute over unequal pay the u.s. soccer federation has agreed to provide the women's players with services that are similar to those of the men's team when it comes to flights hotel accommodations and venues u.s. women a file the gender discrimination lawsuit back in 2019 the same year that

in this remote region of mountainous northern guatemala another small scale farmer john haas into a severe hair is visiting his father now 100 years old when used to work as a forced labor out on a coffee plantation or. the family converses in the maya language issue. while. i was born here in this modest area in the village and. i agree with that and it taught us how to work. hard here there was never enough to live from so people had to go elsewhere to earn money. where i was 7 the 1st time my brother and i accompanied our father to the coast they are. but i'll be higher in the course the i was paid with 3 tortillas but only when i filled my basket with at least 12 kilos of coffee. if the basket was and there were no tortillas then well there it was the restored my father would help me with a couple of handfuls of coffee so that way i got my 3 tortillas the beer. donna feliciano silvio lives in a bag the town in the department of key chain she's raised 6 children largely on her own her husband died in the aftermath of the guatemalan civil war. the last of phyllis young as coffee harvest

you know that this is beethoven you're marking 250 years since the composer's birth and illustrator haas is looking at the musical genius from a new angle comic book out in german is called god your mad man in golden boy. larger than life a hero one of music's greats that's how we think of ludwig van beethoven today bought berlin cartoonist mikhail ross has now taken the musical giant down off his pedestal and turned him into a comic hero. this is in november so this is with frozen fingers since it's winter but what i find amazing is that all of the images we have of beethoven show him looking grumpy. to help people get an idea of beethoven ross turned to the composer's childhood in bone a big source of inspiration with the accounts of beethoven's then neighbors got freed and cecilia fisher does. their incredibly direct there's so much detail beethoven is described as a serious child who doesn't laugh much the one who doesn't have much to laugh about and then suddenly when he gets piggy back he freaks out and then he's totally happy and can't stop laughing. with pen and ink ross paints a

the country goes into hot lockdown schools are nonessential businesses closed for at least 3 and a haas weeks as the death toll tops at 950 also on the program. from roosters exiled opposition leader from long after going to sky accepts the european soccer off price. movements ongoing fight for democratic. movement presses.

professor james wilcox with you see berkeley's haas school of business drove a dove i should say into the details on how the current relief package is structured and explains that it does offer great deal of economic benefits for those directly affected by the pandemic. >>for one thing it extends a maximum number of weeks that someone can draw unemployment. it adds back in the $300 a week the from the federal government on top of the state unemployment checks. yeah, it is the same 304 people who don't get regular paychecks that might be gig workers or contractors are sole proprietors and so on so those can be a huge help as well as a number of other provisions in the act. >>a professor wilcox has that the $2000 proposal by the president will have to be paid back somehow perhaps by raising taxes at some point. one of san francisco's oldest restaurants is now the latest casualty of the pandemic the far east cafes, a chinatown staple but after more than a 100 years. it's now shutting its doors, proper standard sacking has the story. >>quiet streets and shuttered businesses. now a common

let's try and find out more about what just happened, anita haas, is tracking this story for you and you know what more have you learned? well, we're guessing, of course a lot more reports now also from eyewitnesses. and those include the man of clear who went to central to look at the scene himself. and he said that there is possibly a child amongst those people who died. so we have to recap quickly. at least 2 people were killed when that car raced through central town. it was of to destin area. many people out christmas shopping at least 15 people injured. that's what we're hearing. the police are saying that there is no current danger, but still the whole area has been cordoned off. they have arrested the driver who is a 51 year old german from here. and they're going to investigate about his motives or what has caused they say, act a bit later, and they're going to give a press conference in roughly 2 and a half hours time. they say that they can't say anything about the motivation at the moment. here, nasr, thank you for that update greatly appreciate it. you're watching the ki

all this got off sort of in the employer as well as helping the family the pandemic has exposed the haas realities of being a migrant worker in asia to travel restrictions it could be months before they can go home and be reunited with their families sarah clock out a 0 hong kong. our number headlines on al-jazeera after him.

you know that this is beethoven you're marking 250 years since the composer's birth and illustrator haas is looking at the musical genius from a new angle as comic book out in german is called god your meaning golden boy. larger than life a hero one of music's greats that's how we think of ludwig van beethoven today bought berlin cartoonist mikhail ross has now taken the musical giant down office pedestal and turned him into a comic hero. as this is in november so this is with frozen fingers since it's winter but what i find amazing is that all of the images we have of beethoven show him looking grumpy. to help people get an idea of beethoven ross turned to the composers childhood in bonn a big source of inspiration with the accounts of beethoven's then neighbors got freed and society official. does. incredibly direct there's so much detail beethoven is described as a serious child who doesn't laugh much the one who doesn't have much to laugh about and then suddenly when he gets piggy back he freaks out and then he's totally happy and can't stop laughing because going to fuss with pen an

lawyer, marty haas, that thinks new rules are needed for such nonprofit organizations.i would say this really is not a good battle for a nonprofit organization. this is what i would call in i disciplined bad profit and basically lost their way. i really went there to mission was and it seemed like the nonprofit was sort of using the organization as a slush fund. the golden rule for not profits is that 75 percent of its funding really should go to its mission mile 25 percent. go to goes to war, the ministration of it. but here, 38 percent went to salaries and with the c.e.o. should tell us to see this imbalance and actually take a pay tax. here's a, what happens is not profit organizations as there are. there are various other like self regulate i think the best thing that a nonprofit actually can do is put their taxes, like right on their web site for the public to see also. i mean, i think for these sort of large nonprofit organizations that, you know, get a lot of media attention. you know, what they really should do is put sort of mechanisms in place where, you know,

my colleague, nina haas, who is tracking this story for you. you know, what more have you learned? well we know that 2 people have died and several injured and a person has been arrested. and a vehicle secured vehicle raced through the pedestrian zone of central to this afternoon. and police are now looking after the injured people, of course, but they're also saying that they're going to give a press conference and they're going to publish more information in the next few minutes. so we'll definitely keep you up to date. but also going to moon's a platform where people can upload videos and they're already warning the public not to issue any speculations and, and false statements about what's happened because we don't know anything about motivation yet. right? we understand as you are reporting that there are 2 casualties, do we know about the injuries of the other people? we don't, there were a couple of videos way you could even see some injured people, but again, police have said, please don't publish these videos officially, please just chat them with us. so we can look at wha

that all this bad offset of an employer as well as helping the family the pandemic has exposed the haas realities of being a migrant worker in asia to travel restrictions it could be months before they can go home and be reunited with their family it's. al-jazeera home. again the headlines on al-jazeera after 8 months of tense talks and just 7 days before the deadline the european union and u.k. have clinched a trade deal the agreement for a 0 tariff and 0 quota relationship covers everything from energy to what became the crucial issue of fisheries. protection for a level playing field on regulation while the u.k. avoided a future role for the european court of justice 3 countries in latin america are now in the early stages of mass vaccination programs and intensive care nurse receive the 1st approved dose in mexico argentina will start administering russia's sputnik vaccine from monday tens of thousands of pfizer and bio untag vaccines have also arrived at hospitals in chile syrian state television says the country's air defenses have shot down several missiles launched by is really

the haas has recorded more than 210,000 cases a day just this past week. in europe, calls for growing for some tougher lockdown measure -germany as it reports increases in infections an death, switzerland is forcing restaurants and bars to close early, wales might go back into lockdown after christmas as well. we'll talk more about europe later, we start with the u.s. mark hannah in washington, d.c. i mentioned the pressure being put on the f.d.a. apparently in jest, a jibe that you should prepare your resignation if you don't hurry up, but nothing is completely in jest these days. >> basically it's shattering the firewall that traditionally exists between politic and the f.d.a. and its deliberations. the white house taking a direct intervention by attempting to bring pressure to bear on the f.d.a. to announce the emergency use authority. now the f.d.a. held the meeting with the independent experts on thursday. they voted that the vaccine should be approved. we expect approval at any moment either later on tonight or tomorrow. once that happen, pfizer says

dream i have been chasing since i was three years old" after being confirmed as a driver with the haasgiven his debut. the german, who's now 21, could wrap up the formula 2 championship in bahrain this weekend. ac milan, napoli and benfica are among the big clubs who will be hoping to seal their spots in the knockout phase of the europa league later on thursday. and also tottenham hotspur. the english premier league leaders will qualify for the last 32 with a game to spare if they avoid defeat against the austrian side lask. but managerjose mourinho doesn't like the fact they'll be joined by eight teams dropping out of the champions league. some important clubs are going to the competition later. that is something that i never agreed but it is the way it is and forsure, agreed but it is the way it is and for sure, eight clubs which we re and for sure, eight clubs which were not successful in the champions league instead of going home, they come to the europa league and that will change the dynamic of the competition. and that is it for sport. france will implement random border checks

particularly at times with a view to spreading a more extreme version of islam from someone hubby states that haas to be a concern for the french government. well if you speak about though of the state of the government has just you know i get a signed contract with said weapons to saudi arabia the question is not there sir when muslims are asked to manage their own affairs a in many ways michael answers in his discourse on this or the 2nd that he wants to be able to get involved in how n.g.o.s are managed and in case the faithfulness of a must for example are decided to kick out of boredom for whatever reason in a democratic election the french state should have it say who gets to represent muslims that's a blatant violation of the no that the going to hear if you sponsible how about we speak to listings i love them too but there's that when there is a civic there need there is a leg of them and those leaders will speak to the government based on the nature of the missie from the grassroots and not the opposite sir now the community leaders you are talking about i don't know who are talking about

banned the indoor dining they once every lease packages a report finds that without help more than haas off the city's restaurants will close permanently and even iconic venue's may have to shut to a scale of more pain reports. the coded night teen pandemic has been deadly for a society's most vulnerable even the big guns are not safe and for businesses it's no different here in new york city the latest victim is club 21 and i conduct establishment that is now shutting its doors for good the restaurant has been serving customers for a century there's been some big stars along the way such as novelist ernest hemingway tennis player john mcenroe as well as every sitting president since roosevelt except of course george w. bush and barack obama club $21.00 is not alone small businesses have been devastated some estimates say that as many as 50 percent of them could go under soon but if you have heartland having to take nothing away from them when they finally hired you were not getting any support from anyone in order to pay become pretty or you really need. to press on keep moving is gett

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that was always going to be his last race for the haas team, but he's now heading home to switzerland his hands in a crash at the bahrain grand prix a week ago. george russell's status as an f1 star of the future could well be confirmed at this evening's sakhir grand prix in bahrain. he's standing in for lewis hamilton and he came within 0.026 seconds of taking pole position on his debut for mercedes, but he was just pipped in qualifying by his team—mate valtteri bottas. team boss toto wolff said he was "impressed but not surprised". let's take you to milton keynes now, where the final of the uk snooker championship is just getting underway. it's world number one judd trump against number three neil robertson — and these are two in—form players. they've both won this tournament before. they're still in the opening frame — it's the best of 19 — and you can watch it over on bbc two. if you want, or you can stay with us bbc news. your choice! a video of an incident in which a sikh boy was kicked and punched outside his school in telford has sparked an outpouring of messages of support an

dream i have been chasing since i was three years old" after being confirmed as a driver with the haasmelbourne in march, 30 years after his father was given his debut. the german, who's 21, could wrap up the formula two championship in bahrain this weekend. romain grosjean welcomed mick schumacher to f1 this morning — and showed off a picture of one of his hands, burnt when he crashed at the bahrain grand prix last weekend. he was released from hospital today — and he said he almost cried when he was told he didn't need the full dressing anymore and he could actually use his fingers. "a victory on my way to recovery", he called it. a thousand boxing fans will be allowed into wembley arena for anthony joshua's heavyweight title defence against kubrat pulev. local authorities have given the go—ahead, with london falling into tier 2 of the latest covid—i9 restrictions. there will be strict safety measures in place for the fight, on december the 12th, when joshua's four titles will be on the line. he hasn't fought on home soilfor over two years, and tickets will be priced at between 100 a

kimi raikkonen's haas car catching fire with just under 20 minutes to go.es. mercedes' valtteri bottas topped the time sheets ahead of team—mate lewis hamilton, who's returned after recovering from coronavirus. patrick reed took control of the race to dubai with a brilliant round of 64 to put him two shots clear heading into the weekend of the season ending world tour championship in dubai. reed is looking to become the first american to top the rankings, but england's tommy fleetwood could overtake him with victory on sunday. he's four off the pace after a round of 69, dropped two shots on his closing six holes. the new season of the european champions cup is under way, with northampton saints suffering a narrow defeat to bordeaux—begles. saints had been leading i2—9 with just six minutes left on the clock, but a missed penalty kick from the french side was quickly picked up by santiago cordero, who crashed over to snatch a victory. saints have now lost their last 11 matches. meanwhile, two tries from south african world cup winner cheslin kolbe — includin

in this remote region of mountainous northern guatemala another small scale farmer john haas into a severehair is visiting his father now 100 years old klein used to work as a forced labor on a coffee plantation or. the family converses in the maya language. while. i was born here in this modest area in the village and so. i grew with that and it taught us how to work. hard here there was never enough to live from so people had to go elsewhere to earn money. where i was 7 the 1st time my brother and i accompanied our father to the coast. probably a higher in the course the i was paid with 3 tortillas but only when i filled my basket with at least 12 kilos of coffee. if the basket was and there were no tortillas then well there it was that is that my father would help me with a couple of handfuls of coffee so that way i got my 3 tortillas. done after lisieux no silvio lives in the town in the department of key chain. she's raised 6 children largely on her own. her husband died in the aftermath of the guatemalan civil war. the last of phyllis young as coffee harvest is laid out to try. one b

richy is the senior adviser for the cybersecurity and risk for the haa, and he brings nearly 30 years of experience for the fbi including serving as senior executive for the fbi cyber division program developing mission-critical partnerships with the health care and other critical infrastructure sectors. mr. ridgy, i look forward to your testimony as well today, and i think we should probably proceed with that while superintendent torres is -- yes. so mr. ridgy, please feel free to from seed. . >> good afternoon, and thank you members of the subcommittee. on behalf of our nearly 5,000 member hospitals and health system, the american hospital association thanks the subcommittee for the opportunity to testify on this important issue and we stand by ready to assist as needed. the haa has a unique -- with health care with the trusted relationships with the field and government agencies. the ongoing pandemic has resulted in a significantly increased cyber threat environment for health care providers. for example, this past october 28th, fbi and hhs issued an urgent warning of a ransomware

their claim is that fannie and freddie, f haa acted improperly and giving away the assets of the court. >> counsel, i just want to get in one last question. your argument is that the fha is unconstitutionally structured given this court's decision in sheila law and i see vast differences between the f hsa and the cfpb. the ff a most notable power and the reason we are here today is that it can put certain government affiliated companies under conservative ship. conservative ships are never thought of, and my experience, as an executive power. it is historically been an adjunct to the judicial power and so why isn't that and this is not a wide reaching power that affects many entities and is one company at a time essentially unlike in the cfpb. why can't we say that this is an exception [inaudible] >> briefly, counsel. >> the question is whether the executive power and the authority to decide whether to put fannie and freddie into conservative ship or receivership, a decision that affects the entire mortgage market and thus the home equity of every homeowner in this country is unquestio

length for a little bit of time, and i think that was sort of a precursor to what under bill ruckle haas and under successors, including two here, was an important emphasis on enforcement. >> yes, i would like to conclude by going around the horn, and i'm not going to include you in this dr. turner, but we are all republicans here. and i have always believed that teddy roosevelt showed the way and jim strock, you wrote a book about t.r. i think the only way for the republican party to be viable long term is to be an environmentalist party and to be an activist environmental party. do you agree with that? if so, how do you see that? we all love clean air. we have to clean up the superfund sites. that's all got to happen. how do you articulate that and i will just walk down the road and get everybody's two cents and we will wrap up with professor turner. jim? >> i would say first i'm representative of a subset in the electorate and i'm notp are, i'm independent for many years, in part because of my disaffection for these issues. and i believe one of the great contributions of president nix

own team haas after signing a multi-year contract. micht is set to make his formula one debut next season exactly 30 years after his father michael schumacher made his back in 1901 the 21 year old german a product of a racing family security deal with the u.s. own team hats it's really when you're in that i'm always dreamed about and not time comes through some really really happy and just a mostly excluding really nice i'm really looking forward to it and you take it when you go for the great messages and great support mick has shown signs of promise in 2016 he started racing in formula 3 and won the division's european championship 2 years later that success helped make move up to formula to where he is currently leading the championship by 14 points. but formula one is a whole different ball game a ball game his father michael managed to dominate for many years michael is a legend in the sport with 91 wins in 7 world championships sadly the german great has been in a coma since 2013 after a skiing accident mick knows he won't be ab

we are k llooking forward to haa partner at the home security and administration that demands variousy groups and for us to essentially take clear stock of what the administration will be moving forward and how they'll restore their own credibility in the public's eyes because for the past four years all we have seen is disaster after disaster when it comes to immigration. family separations and detention cente centers. the list goes on and you cover it here remarkly. my hope is to see clear change . >> i look forward to continue this conversation with the three of you in the coming weeks ahead. >>> next, other massive issues facing america. how the biden administration is pushed to address them. you are watching "american voices." ican voices." vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks ♪ ♪ it's a sugarplum dance in your cup. 'tis the season for sugarplum macchiatos. so get cheersin' at dunkin'. send a virtual cheersin' with the dunkin' app. >>> all eyes have been on who the biden administration

. >> laura: here is where richard haas, chairman of the council fore relationshi relatin msnbc this week. >> with china a couple of things. we need to approach them with allies, we need to avoid overreach. secretary pompeo i think is deak wrong when he trains his guns, so to speak, getting rid of china's communist party. how do we still keep open the possibility of cooperation? >> laura: gordon, what does that "cooperation" -- appeasement -- what does that look like? obama cooperated for eight years but what happened to china over those eight years? >> we know what it look like. not only obama's eight years but eight years before that with bush and indeed five decades of policy. we are replaying the late 1930s. china is like the third reich. biden advocates these appeasement like policies.mm these cannot end well. >> laura: how can you appease, gordon, a country, a nation run by a communist regime with a president who is there for life? that keeps people that disagree with their political philosophies, religious beliefs, lack of religious beliefs, any of it, in concentration camps? we sa

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now return to switzerland for further medical treatment the race would have been his last for the haas team now letters of love and longing sent from a soldier to his sweetheart during the 2nd world war have narrowly avoided being turned into paul the correspondents were spotted in a garbage dump in france and sparked efforts to we unite them with the soldiers living relatives the letters date back to the 1940 s. they were written by a soldier named pierre to his girlfriend aimé in western france the correspondent sets out some of his wartime experiences. tonight is very cold i send you tend to kisses hoping my letter finds you in good health with love from your piero. environmental lawyer cecile philippi was busy on a research project at a recycling center when she found the nexus in a pile of old newspapers destined for popping. we realized that the letters day to turn the 2nd world war and they were all the dress to the same paris and my sentimental site to kovar and i said to myself i can't just throw them away. as if that is. the lawyer opposed to details of how i find them social

>>in the bay area she joins us haas business school. he dove into the details on how the current relief package offers a great deal of economic benefits for those directly affected by the pandemic form for one thing it extends a maximum number of weeks that someone can draw unemployment. >>it back in the $300 a week the from the federal government on top of the state unemployment checks. >>it is the same 304 people who don't get regular paychecks that might be gig workers or contractors are sole proprietors and so on so those can be a huge help as well as a number of other provisions in the act. >>with shelter-in-place orders closing down restaurants retail operations at lower capacity offering less workers hours and small businesses taking a huge hit studies show the pandemic in the service industry harder than others because it turns out there's a lot of the lower paid workers are in service related industries in real person to person jobs. >>they got hurt a lot worse than many of the white collar and other jobs that were able to stil

council of foreign relations and the author of the book, the world, a brief introduction, richard haas i want to start with you, you have firsthand experience when it comes to these transitions. i want to get your take on what the president-elect deemed stone walling by the trump administration. do you agree with his assessment that this is something that could be taken advantage of and exploited by our adversaries. explain to us why this is so dangerous. >> the right word, jonathan, is dangerous, and yes, i have been involved as senior official in secretary of the navy and secretary of defense during periods of transition so i have seen this firsthand and i'll give you three quick ones. there are tactical problems, operational problems, and strategic problems, so tactically, let's imagine that we see movement on the korean peninsula, that that intelligence flow, that build up of information is not available to the biden team, yet they walk in the door, literally january 20th. they're blinded. secondly, operationally, the decisions being made right now about where to move a carrier str

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