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if we have to mr hale we have 2 words he shouts to the u.s. envoy. 6 don't bail them out don't give them a lifeline. 6 for the activists this is just the beginning they are aiming to realign the country's political system lebannon needs a reboot. we want to transform society because society here is not actually in unison it's not one society it's a multitude of small societies god has been bred on the fear of altar so i'm a she offered something we have soon is there you have christians there for me like for example the last decade this sunday was kind of an enemy you know i mean he's there to come and take what i have and for him if the same thing before the christians and the muslims the same thing and the rulers they feed off of this they feed off of fear from the other beverage. 30 year old hussein believes that it is not yet too late but many of his compatriots want something completely different they want to get out of the country as soon as they can. tripoli around an hour north of beirut. electro d.j. john tellem has had enough and is

how did hale describe their radical anti-police agenda? productive.tina hale, too liberal, too extreme, she won't keep us safe. >> tucker: what is the last line of that spot? "she want to keep us safe." done! it's done. if someone is not going to keep you safe, g doesn't matter if it is her dad or your congressmen, you are not for thatr person. it is super simple. this is human nature 101, and by thee way, they are not keeping you safe, they are working against your safety. oregon just decriminalized -- george soros is funding people -- what is the republican party doing about this? not a lot, they are tweeting about the chromosomes of their members. two joe biden's picks for senior advisors are for mandatory gun buybacks. people are buying guns larger numbers, because theyy are afraid, and they're trying to take them away. they are letting gun criminals out of jail but disarming law-abiding americans. chew on that for an afternoon and see what you conclude. jennifer o'malley dillon said she wanted to confiscate "15 or 16 million firearms." ." another

next tuesday, it will be a0 years to the day since sutcliffe's final victim, jacqueline hale, a studentthis road in headingley. she got off the bus after dark and was walking up here when she was attacked. you do have to be over a certain age to have to be over a certain age to have first hand memories of the yorkshire ripper being at large in this area but for those people who do remember, those were very dark and worrying times. sophie. danny, thank you. many women in the north of england lived in a climate of fear in the late 70s before sutcliffe was arrested. 0ur fear in the late 70s before sutcliffe was arrested. our special correspondent lucy manning has been speaking to women about their experiences at the time. wilma mccann, emily jackson, wilma mccann, emilyjackson, irene richardson, patricia atkinson, jane mcdonald, jean jordan, yvonne pearson, helen ricker, vera millwa rd, pearson, helen ricker, vera millward, josephine whitaker, barbara leach, magritte was, jacqueline hale. everyone remembers peter sutcliffe's name. how many remember theirs? what no one forgets from the time

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reporter: sato says the old people here are hale and hearty thanks to clean air, lots of exercise and healthy food. the only thing that he doesn't like here is the amount of driving, but he realizes there's no way around it. at first, sato used to travel around the village with his wife, but she's currently living with her parents for a few months. that's customary for new mothers in japan. meanwhile, he is having to get used to coping alone, and being a long-distance father to his daughter. children are desperately needed here. 10,000 people used to live in nanmoku. that's shrunk to 1,800. people here used to earn money from the land, but those days are over. the young people left and the elderly stayed. it can get pretty lonely in nanmoku. the ste-fundedevelopment cooperative has provided sato with a workspace in the village hall. he has a desk with a stable internet connection. his friend and colleague takafumi ohno was born here. he's one of the few who returned, and is also fighting for the village's survival. takafumi: you have to respect the people who have always lived here. t

hale heard a terrible, devastating storm hit the city. dr. mayo and his sons were in charge of helping the survivors. they needed nurses. most women had families to look at. when seeking help, dr. mayo went down the street to the academy of our lady of lorde, founded by the franciscan sisters. the mother superior center sisters to be his nurses. they worked in a dance hall in and in makeshift facilities. not long after the disaster, mother alfred came to dr. mayo with a true vision. she said we, the franciscans, will build a hospital for the city if you and your sons will staff it. dr. mayo resisted. hospitals are expensive, risky, he was elderly. it is a small town, we cannot do this. mother alfred persisted that with faith, hope and energy, it will succeed. so, they shook hands. dr. mayo and mother alfred. no legal contract, a bond of trust. from that st. mary's hospital opened in 1889. men and women did not work together as affectional counterparts at that time. dr. mayo was a man, a man of science. he admired charles darwin. mother alfred

hale bopp and outlines the tense diplomacy right now between washington and tehran. well, the trajectory of u.s. iran relations over the past few years has been quite negative. things have been moving in quite a bad direction between the 2 countries. donald trump has presided over a situation where the usa and iran are moving further apart, and prominent iranians have been killed. back in january, donald trump ordered a drone strike directed against qassam solomonic that resulted in qassam somani death on that caused outrage throughout the region. he was a leader of the islamic revolutionary guards. he ran military operations against isis ill, to protect christians in syria, and in iraq. and he was designated as a terrorist by the united states. now when he was killed, there were protests throughout the region. there was, there were protests in the arab world in pakistan, and yemen in turkey. there were also protests in response to that killing by donald trump. a huge amount of outrage. many voices internationally spoke up and felt this was a very unnecessary escalat

sue hale is that those 15 legislators who announced their resignations on wednesday are now handing in their resignations to the president of the legislative assembly . this is the latest act in the unfolding political drama here in hong kong. and of course, what it means is that for the 1st time since the handover in 1997 will be no effective opposition in the chamber behind me. well, could more disqualifications follow adrian for any other democrats that remain within the assembly structure. i think all eyes now are on the next tier of government as it were. that's to say, the district councilors now the pro-democratic camp did very well in the district council elections exactly a year ago, they secured 17 out of hong kong's 18 district councils. and many of these councillors, a very young, much more radical than the, the democrats who have now been removed or have resigned from let's go. and you know, as far as china is concerned, a lot of them are not showing sufficient patriotism to the mainland and carry lamb gave a hint yesterday at her media conference that, you know, other peo

her husband hale bogs had represented new orleans center district for almost three decades. risen to become majority leader in the house. and many people expected him to become speaker of the house. and until october of 1972, during a campaign trip to alaska, his aircraft disappeared, and he was presumed dead. the seat was later vacated. and lind yiery was prevailed on run for the seat. she had been for years eyes and ears in the district. ran his campaigns back home, particularly as he moved up the leadership ladder in the house. and she knew his office and his agenda intimately. and she came into congress, and it was unlike the shirley chisolms, she did a quiet determination to push women's rights along. and there is a great story she has in her memoirs of getting assignment to the banking and currency committee. and there was a bill before the banking and currency committee that would provide equal access to credit. and when the bill was being marked up in committee, the draft came around, and she looked at it, and it said, you know, equal access to credit without racial,

sue hale is that those 15 legislators who announced their resignations on wednesday are now handing in their resignations to the president of the legislative assembly. this is the latest act in the unfolding political drama here in hong kong. and of course, what it means is that for the 1st time since the handover in 1997 will be no effective opposition in the chamber behind me. at least 85 people are now confirmed to have died in the violence surrounding ivory coast. a disputed election that's double the previous estimates. the unrest began in august when president allison it was her confirmed. he was running for a controversial term. he went on to win. but with 94 percent of the votes, the president and the head of the opposition met to try and calm the ongoing tension from its more like and on the french and of course on attempt by the water government to ensure some form of pneumonic across the country. and recall them, brady, a former president, was proud to be a movement toward the 2 with a $21.00 presidential election. today, he is here and met with president honest on what it w

well yes we have a little bit more information about that so hale the group is small trump supporters but get but growing they are gathered outside the building in phoenix where the county officials are counting the votes people in the crowd some of them have been seen and photographed and sent out on twitter carrying firearms they are shouting through bullhorns chanting slogans praying and singing and generally demanding an end to the counting of the vote there in phoenix in that county the largest in the state of arizona which is somewhat baffling because if they were to succeed they would actually be to president trump's disadvantage because he's behind joe biden in arizona so if they stop counting the votes then joe biden would take the state and the president would have no chance whatsoever of catching up with a building is surrounded by sheriff's deputies there have been no violent incidents nor any arrests that we're understand that some of the demonstrators tried to enter the building on the pretext of claiming to be journalists they were challenged and asked to show their cre

of course, he will morgan al-jazeera out of state, well still ahead, hale knows there are hundreds that families destroyed. pressure mounts on bangladesh to account for a series of extrajudicial killings. by an elite police unit from street games to international competitions. we meet the young filipino chess player, making some very big news. the weather looks pretty unsettled for the middle east over the next couple of days . yeah, the middle east seeing a fair bit of rainfall, we saw some rather nasty weather, just around cairo as we went through the last a day or so, the shower still in place here, but there are the process of a saying, see the showers that are just around the bases side of the mediterranean for friday, starting to pull away from northern parts of egypt, russia, showers there through iraq, pushing into northern parts of iran, western areas of ronald's, the same somewhat weather and some showers along dispose of rain possible into kuwait, northern and central parts of saudi arabia that becomes more expansive as we go on through friday, possibly some heavier rain push

so you had these two men, john dick's and general hale, who come to an agreement largely based on the mexican war. it's largely a man from man exchange and a formula of exchange between officers and enlisted men. but at least they have something in place and something they can work from. that gives some hope two men that find themselves incarcerated, and to some extent, empties out the p.o.w. camps that were then in pay lace. but this is all quite complicated by the emancipation proclamation issued in january 1863. so abraham lincoln came to the conclusion that, in order to win this war, this measure would be necessary. so, he issues a preliminary emancipation proclamation after the battle of antimatter, seeing this as a victory. it becomes official in january of 63. as you might imagine, it also sends it into a tailspin over this, and there is some fury. it opens the door to african american prisoners. this is where the breakdown of the cartel system begins. the high command of the confederacy, of course, does not want african american soldiers in the field, they are offended by this

election in years, kathleen hale, the election administration initiative and graduate program.or at auburn university, thank you for joining us. looking at these numbers, it is incredible. 136 million ballots counted in 2016. we are at almost 100 million. i may be dropping off my ballot after this show. what do those numbers tell you? kathleen: well, first and foremost, they speak to tremendous enthusiasm among the voting public to have their voices heard. there are more options than ever before. voters are taking advantage of things like early voting and catching a ballot -- casting their ballot by mail. orange county, california, there is a drive up option as there are in other locations. the more, the merrier. of, sort of a lot speculation about whether this is a good thing or a bad thing, but this is democracy and voting is how we measure that. more is better. emily: democracy in action. we have talked a lot on this show about the role of technology and counting the vote, whether it is voting machines or websites that are tallying election results. in many ways, tech can be

christina hale, too liberal, too extreme. >> tucker: what's the last line of that spot? won't keep us safe -- it's done. if someone is not going to keep you safe, it doesn't matter if it's your dad or your congressman, you're not for that person, it's super simple, it's human nature 101. they aren't keeping you safe, they are working against your safety -- oregon just decriminalized heroin in the middle of a nobl opioid epidemi. what is the republican party doing about this? not a lot, they are tweeting about the chromosomes of the newest members. two of joe biden's picks for senior lighthouse roles, what's gun confiscation -- because they love guns -- they are try take them away. planning to disarm law-abiding americans, chew on that for an afternoon. jennifer o'malley dillon said last year she wants to confiscate "15 or 16 million firearms" another incoming white house advisor cedric richmond uttered one of the most chilling quotes you will ever hear from a politician. if it's a mandatory buyback, i think you may run into some complications but it sounds like something

. >> my name is hark hale and i teach first and second grade. i remain grateful and hopeful. me more than ever. it's my duty and obligation to give them five-star service regardless of pandemic. >> i'm dr. desai, director of medicine at emery st. joseph hospital. time and time again i'm reminded i'm not doing this alone but doing it with others who have the same mission as me and that makes me feel thankful on a daily basis. >> it's hard to stay positive about the things we still do have, but sometimes that's what you have to do to stay happy and stay focused and thankful. zblnch zblnch are commissi zblnch zblnc personalized advice. unmatched value. at fidelity, you can have both. our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. with us... turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. this was the theater i came to quite often. the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. if you are ready to o

virtual event with former second lady lynne cheney who discussed four of the first presidents who haledm virginia. >> i am not opposed to taking down the confederate soldiers the confederate liters. they were traitors to thedown, union and i think to take those statues down is fine. but i do -- i'm appalled actually when statues of washington fall or when the d.c. government has a commission that suggests if we aren't to explain the washington mopment and the everjefferson memorial better than maybe way should be moved to some other place. they can't do this because those statues and monuments are on private land, but i'm appalled at this, and the hook is usually they were slaveholder. they new slave-holding was wrong, they -- jefferson i think called it's stain on virginia, and others of them spoke of out as a moral sin, and jefferson called it's sin against god. so they were fully aware of the dilemma in which they lived, the contradictions in which they existed. but they found themselves unable to -- the circumstances were not such they could achieve the full emancipation that justic

two leading polsters robert hale y on why donald trump will be victorious, and mark penn on why joe biden is leading in the polls. plus, breaking news on corruption exposed as we learn a second hunter biden laptop was seized by the fbi in february, senator ron johnson and investigative reporter peter schweizer with new information on their investigation, the biden's big money deals and influenced pedal ing and fresh off of a supreme court victory senator lindsey graham is here on a tight senate race in south carolina, plus, will black america tip the scales for president trump? >> so the stakes are higher and every poll that you look at shows i don't care if you're looking at a left-leaning poll or right-leaning poll they show the plaque support for donald trump has increased and that's a detrimental threat to the democrat party who cannot afford to lose even five points of the black vote or else their entire party is finished. maria: football great herschel walker now producer and film star on the movement happening in the african americans community all that and a lot more right here, r

he's going to make a number of unscheduled stops, we don't know all the places hale visit today, he was at the carpenters' union hall in scranton as well of course as his childhood home in scranton. kristen, what do we know about the outlook from their campaign? >> reporter: that's right, his stops in philadelphia are going to be aimed at energizing voters. in terms of how the campaign is feeling at this hour, i was just talking to some campaign official who say they feel confident they've left it all on the field. there has been a lot of focus on pennsylvania in the closing hours of this campaign. vice president biden here overnight in pittsburgh with lady gaga. as you mentioned, earlier today he was in scranton, his childhood home, in fact he visited the home where he spent some of his early years, andrea, and he wrote this, i'll just reiterate it, i know you read it at the top of the show, to remind our viewers, he wrote "from this house to the white house by grace of god, joe biden, 11/3/2020." there you see it. so feeling nostalgic today, going back to the place where it all began

. >> my name is eric hale.n the eyef the students i serve, i know they need me now more than ever it is my duty and obligation to give them five star service regardless of the pandemic. >> i'm dr. dhaval desai. time and time again i'm reminded i'm not doing this alone, i'm doing this with others that have the same mission as me and that really makes me feel the most thankful for what i do on a daily basis. >> it is hard to stay positive about the things that you still do have. but sometimes that's what you need to do to stay happy and stay focused and thankful. >> he gets my vote for president in 2048. all right, thank you for watching this hour of "msnbc live." i'm cory kauffman. happy thanksgiving to you all. up next, more news with chris jansing. up next, more news with chris jansing. good moves. or hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost. the number 1 hyaluronic acid moisturizer instantly delivers 2 times the hydration. and keeps hydrating all day long. running dry of supple, bouncy skin. never! hydro boost. pai

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so hale, i think also interestingly, the mayor of qatar has called president elect joe biden to congratulate him on his weight. and of course, this administration has yet to concede to so i think whether they discuss that or not, we don't know. but of course, serious issues being discussed years, but yes, it is not going, but they're still trying to, clearly with this tour of 7 countries, trying to make some kind of different stuff together in doha for us. think it's a, let's get more on this from kate clark. she's the code director of the afghanistan analysis network and joins me now live via skype from london. good to have you with us on the program. and if we just look at the attack that happened in kabul earlier on on saturday, if it's not the taliban because they've denied involvement, then the most recent suspects would be, i saw at the top of the list, whoever it is, is being given space to operate while there seems to be a sort of security and intelligence vacuum. yeah, i mean what, i would stress, you can't take taliban and i once they start you in the past, they've denied attacks t

mount diablo a gust to 62 miles per hour, typically showing the stronger wind towards mount saint hale some of that stronger winds could mix down closer to the surface, the strongest wind on these panels gusting to 28 miles per hour in fairfield, calm winds, heyward, sfo a northerly breeze at 17 miles per hour, lots of clear conditions this morning thanksgiving over san francisco, over san francisco bay that will lead to lots of sunshine, mostly sunny and breezy, it will feel warm, sheltered from the wind temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s, today one of the warmer days here is a look ahead your five day forecast, pretty chilly mornings as we head towards friday it is a saturday, but still dry weather pattern will carry us into the weekend and beyond so no real signs of a storm track really pushing through setting up offshore to bring rainfall to the bay area, we'll have to deal with sunshine for today and into the week. we'll take it mark thank you, sir, black friday deals may be tempting, but covid cases still on the rise in the bay area, the warning from health officials to

in the improving economy and might not be to the degree everyone would like but it's caugh brought haleon have been brought back and a lot of businesses were no made whole me than a few months ago, the retail water extraordinaire and research officer, looking at what consumers have been doing in their pent-up buying plan for the holiday, target is optimistic, walmart, amazon, best buy, something is going on beneath the surface that despise the skepticism what is it. >> that is a good solution to noncredit and the pent-up dema demand, approval 15 feels like years i've been talking about frugal fatigue how it comes around every single holiday season but this one in particular, you know i'm a mom of twin toddlers and i gotta tell you parents guilt, the pandemic guilt is setting in and i think parents and grandparents and people alike are going to go out there and want to spend on their loved ones. neil: the numbers are bearing you out when a consumer survey what they plan to do, i know we don't have traditional black friday events, the rolling events but the response has been strong even i

you beat christina hale. she got 45.9% of the votes and you got 50.02. after four terms. god bless you. thank you so much. >> well, thank you so much. thank you for having me. god bless you. ainsley: you are welcome. thank you. well, a writer with the atlantic is calling out the mainstream media over their emotional coverage. >you grow up. news gathering sources need to grow up. people on air, no more crying on the news. ainsley: joe concha with his reaction coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ here? nah. ♪ introducing the all new chevy trailblazer. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere, is somewhere. the all new chevy trailblazer. making life's journey, just better. to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... ♪ ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. vascepa is clearly different. first and only f

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of matchups you have to see break down the games and players to watch fox sports nfl reporter jen haleabsolutely. good morning, will. this is going to be an absolutely phenomenal week in the nfl. a lot of stars and a lot of great matchups starting with the one here in buffalo, the seahawks about to be on their way to buffalo. going to be a gorgeous day tomorrow for the leading mvp candidate russell wilson to try to continue working the magic he has worked all season long. he has been phenomenal. he looks better than ever. mccalf doesn't hurt lebron james called so crazy athletic. offense is putting up record breaking stats. definition always been the question mark this season for the seahawks. tomorrow they get back adam, carlos dunlap makes his debut. i think the seahawks definition is going to be better than ever. i'm predicting they have a big win tomorrow over the buffalo bills and josh allen but it will probably be a wonderful fight to watch. that's for sure. and then hey, panthers and chiefs i love this one because the panthers are getting christian mccaffrey back. he has been ou

christina hale, democrat, chair ailing the whip -- democrat, trailing the republican. you have 68% reporting there. michigan, third. you can see the republican, victorious so far. this is very early on but a sizable lead in michigan's third district. moving on to new jersey's second district. he was a democrat. in 2018 as aat democrat. the day he voted against impeachment, he switched to a republican. amy kennedy is his challenger. she married and said the kennedy family -- she married into the kennedy family. he has -- he is former congressman patrick kennedy's wife. ohio's first congressional district, the incumbent republican tide with 28% reporting with his democratic challenger. 10thg onto pennsylvania's congressional district, representative scott perry trailing -- sizable lead to his democratic challenger with 23% reporting. finally, virginia's fifth congressional district. rubber good, the republican leading over the democrat, cameron webb. >> bill hegarty is the new senator in tennessee. he was elected to replace lamar alexander. he has a republican and he spo

will: here with update is fox sports reporter jen hale. good morning, jen. >> good morning. under a strict protocol because they had a staffer test positive last week. that came in handy actually yesterday when they had h. that offensive lineman test positive they did the contact tracing and nobody was at that close contact high risk. they were able to get a practice in yesterday afternoon and they are good to go. then over in pittsburgh the steelers, big ben, he hasn't been able to practice all week because he did come in close contact with a teammate who had covid. he is supposed to be cleared this morning. the steelers are planning a lengthy walk through to get ready for the bengals. and as mike tomlin said if anybody can handle having the week off to to speak and doing everything virtually it's a veteran like ben roethlisberger. so although yes we have seen a ton of disruptions i don't think we are going to see a lot of quality of games affected tomorrow. will: i want to say pete, if you will forgive me for jumping in. this week the nfl i believe what is it chief medical