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in tier 2, bars and restaurants and can remain open, but there can be no mixins.between hass at the highestevel, bars and restaurant they offer takeaway. the differences between tier 2 and 3 could mean survival f businesses. correspondent: december will be therapy per her hunkered down from seeing friends and families. covid cases are still high, and the market is qeting down. she is worried about hanging on. >> tierrk 3 is not going to for us. rrpondent: racquel lost her job last year, and now there are few people out and about to hear him sing. >> this has come at such a time where it has thrown me. i could not have prepared for this. correspondent: the prime minister might be out of his isolation now. the country is a long way from escapingestrictions. if we ease off now, we risk sing control of this virus all hard wonin, passing aside o back into another lockdown. correspondent: as we emerge wednesday, only a tiny portion ofo us will into research limits under tier 1. most of england, 60%, would be under tier 2 rules. nearly 40% of people, mainly in the rth ofngland, will be under stric

hass a small thing and it had an effect historically, in particular races that were very close.t is not something that is moved hundreds of thousands of votes. extremethat people make and mutually exclusive claims about it. it is not true that election fraud is nothing and has been debunked. it has made a difference in particular races. but also it is not something that is so sweeping that it will put a president in office when he has not won the election. i think president trump is entitled to make legal challenges, those legal challenges will be hurt, they will be adjudicated. i think in

election hass 2020 been a major test of the election integrity policies that these companies have adoptedver the last few years. i think we are going to see a lot of discussion in washington about where to go from here on that issue. biden, during his candidacy, did call to revoke section 230, a k ey internet law that provides these company immunity from content moderation -- from lawsuits in their content moderation decisions. it will be interesting how the biden administration tries to push forward on that issue. is oftensident trump cited and criticized -- has often criticized section 230. cat: trump also called for an outright repeal of section 230, but for different reasons. on the biden side, you have politicians concerned these companies are not doing enough to moderate content, but allowing disinformation to flow freely on their services. where is the trump and conservative argument is more on these allegations of bias against them, that these committees have gone too far in moderating conservative voices. the challenge would be what an actual reform to section 230 looks like in a

hass a small thing and it had an effect historically, in particular races that were very close. it is not something that is moved hundreds of thousands of votes. extremethat people make and mutually exclusive claims about it. it is not true that election fraud is nothing and has been debunked. it has made a difference in particular races. but also it is not something that is so sweeping that it will put a president in office when he has not won the election. i think president trump is entitled to make legal challenges, those legal challenges will be hurt, they will be adjudicated. i think in january, joe biden is likely to be inaugurated as president. host: this is hugo gurdon of the "washington examiner." >> c-span's washington journal. every day, we take our calls on the news of the day and discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, we will talk about campaign 2020 and congress. first, scott wong, senior staff writer for the hill newspaper, joins us to discuss how the election could affect the house. will talkfor riccio about how the election could impa

and that is the hass war that you saw coming. so there is this, you know, new console or of the currency. ryan brooks, watch this, the very 1st internet of money, which was the watch in about 10 years ago is now essentially owned by china. so as a country we now face a geo strategic competitiveness issue, which is do we in the united states want to own internet $2.00 in the same way that we own internet one point, oh, i start talking about this 2 years ago. i've been talking on kaiser report many, many times because game theory will jump to the sovereign level and you have global hash wars. countries will need to strategically geo politically get into because, and this is what's happening in the united states right now. it's that sputnik moment, you know, it's internet 2.0, but it's also sputnik to point out. remember, soviet union put up sputnik america, entered the space race. now with iran's got almost 4 percent of, there is a lot of mining in china, but it gets it wrong by saying that china's got a certain percentage of the m

and some countries have jumped the gun iran as i think last i checked 4 percent of the hass rate. you know, he never mentioned that that seems like a pretty important number. china obviously does have a significant part not anywhere near a controlling interest. and some other countries also are in the game. the us is lagging now. could you describe this as a sputnik like moment? remember, the soviet union launched sputnik and then america entered the space race. is this kind of like a global hash race we're seeing marshall. it's real easy to start getting spooked when 22 percent of the dollars that you created in existence came out this year. you know, we got drone power over here printing like a madman, and then people start to realize that it's not working anymore. and you also, realize that you've got countries that you don't like i.e., iran's been a sweet low getting into mining. and once you have virgin big, they're really hard to track. it's not really much you can do about it when you talk about censoring transactions and all these things that you might be able to do you. i

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hass: i think that the euro the capacity to strengthen against both the pound, because of brexit riskd strengthened against the dollar, as the u.s. challenges its post-covid strategy under the biden administration. but i think that will be fragile. what we expect over the next 12 months is much greater volatility of currency, and that currency volatility will go hand-in-hand with more market volatility, more generally. francine: james, when you look at, you know, some of the bigger companies in europe, is there any value to be made? it is still one of the, you know, regions that is still trying to focus on the green recovery. we have all heard from christine lagarde about what she wants to do with bond buying purchases, focusing on green things. is that something you want to be invested in? james: oh, absolutely. i do think there is a falling went from environmental, social, and government factors, people turn in this combination of regulation, mitigation, action means that higher environmental standards will be ever more pressing at the company level. bet, to me, means we should focu

another problem in hungary is a lack of information yet not hass is happy to be back at home. the writer has just recovered from carver tenting at times. his symptoms were so bad that he had to be hospitalized for almost 3 weeks. the medical staff were very helpful, but terribly overworked, even though the number of people hospitalized then was 7 times lower than it is now . i knew there was no point in calling a nurse. there are only 2 nurses for more than 40 patients here. and it wasn't the only problem. yanno shasta shows us photos he took at the hospital. this is the bad he slept on. and this is the rundown hospital home of some of the sometimes patients are even asked to bring their own cell. human rights watch has documented the poor conditions of hunger in hospitals. evidence of the government's failure to invest in the health system. the group says, we need with jule our conciousness, the president of the hungry and chamber of doctors. not many doctors are willing to talk about the situation a suit get estimates that mr. current buckle, that is part of the wider pictur

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the cdc has stepped up its warning for cruise travel to the hass level.gency now says there is a very high risk of coronavirus -- to the highest level. the agency now says there is a very high risk of coronavirus transmission on cruise ships. that is your latest business flash. alix: thanks so much. let's get to carnival for a second. it was a double whammy. the cdc saying all cruise travel, the warning was raised to the highest level. they specifically tabled their two large brands through the first quarter, so it is a double women for carnival specifically. bloomberg -- a double whammy for carnival specifically. bloomberg is looking at revenue of 15% of that prepended level. -- that pre-pandemic level. guy: the market doesn't really care, does it? the market is now looking forward through the difficult winter, and probably focusing on a world where vaccines are going to be common. that seems to be the narrative at the moment. is that actually going to happen? does the airline sector, do the cruise lines have the balance sheets to get through the winter?

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andy scholes hass the bleacher report, and this is is not the rookie campaign you wanted to see for joe >> this is one of the injuries they didn't show replays of. that's how bad it was the the reigning heisman trophy win e number one overall pick in the draft. his season is over after a gruesome leg injury yesterday. it happened in the third quarter against the washington football team. hit by a fair of defenders near the end zone. immediately down in pain. he was loaded on a cart. his teammates and all of the opponents come over, pat him on the helmet. the initial diagnosis is torn acl. they're not going to know for sure until the result of the mri. before game was over, burrow tweeting thanks for all the love. can't get rid of me that easy. see you next year. the only team to beat the kansas city chiefs this year is the las vegas raiders. the two teams played a wild one last night. six lead changes. patrick mahomes plenty of time, laid the chiefs right down the field for the touchdown with 28 seconds left. that right there, wins it for the chiefs. 35-31. the colts and packers battlin

(announcer) this is 5g from america's most reliable network. and distributing fresh hass avocados, serving customers in over 25 countries. and we are thrilled to list our company on the nasdaq. we will continue to focus on long-term growth, innovation and strategic investments and we will continue pioneering the world's avocado revolution. >>> welcome back time for unusual activity. jon najarian is back, at least for this moment. what do you have >> at least for this moment. scott, we have some real strong activity in palantir i talked about how the feedy frenzy was going on in work options, which is now up over 180,000 calls. in palintir, this is big buying. they're buying aggressively up to the may 40 calls. this is a stock that came public basically just about six weeks ago, scott, at ten and now it's already pushing into the high 20s. i bought the january 30 call, scott. like i say, they're buying all the way up to the 40s out in may. there's a feedy frenzy in palantir over 380,000 calls double what we see in work right now. second trade, scott, lows. the march 170 calls, aggressively

as you pointed out immigration has been the signature issue of the entire trump administration, dhs hass been used as the hammr for driving that mission. there is a way to enforce our immigration laws in a sensible, compassionate way while pursuing immigration reform in this country. all he knows how to do that. i'm confident he will take on that mission in the very confident way. but it's important member the recent dhs was created was in the wake of 9/11 essentially for counterterrorism. [phone ringing] -- different ways -- over. sorry about that. >> no problem. no problem. let me just follow up on that and then i want to get sous take on this as well which is you said dhs founded and created after 9/11 to prevent another 9/11 and two decades later where do you sort of place terrorism in the rate of national security threats facing the united states? it's pretty striking in very focused are on great power competition, the rise of china, foreign interference in our election, write a different things. if you look at the polls, americans put terrorism still quite high in the list of conce

he hass lost this election and now he is trying to destroy our democracy on the way out, cast asuspiciousasn the way out, and he is tweeting about local state house and what they do in terms of leadership. you have never seen a president weighing in on who the state house should pick for their leadership. but i think they are afraid of him. i won't be bullied by the president. i know the house democratic caucus will not be bullied but unfos unfortunately, we have in the house gop, folks who are really spineless and are afraid of a mean tweet by the president. they are doing his bidding and trying to find any where they can fraud. we know no fraud exists. this is a fair and free election in pennsylvania and what is absurd, they celebrate their victories at the state level and cast sus suspicions on joe biden gre . >> great to have you. thanks for being with us. we will be right back. ng with us we will be right back. still your best friend. and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still

john hass know you up in the sierra with some blue skies up about here in the bay we've got some pretty conditions compared to yesterday at least. >>later today it will be 60's back and play for us your forecast ahead. >>and i'm tracking your commute around the bay area it's getting pretty busy out there a little surprised at all the traffic we have heading into san francisco what looks like we have some activity a truck and a tow truck on scene that's >>is saying or back when it's a beginning to that it's christmas the celebrate look at this we've got a lot of snow up in the sierra right now and sunshine but you conditions are going to be really cool for people that want to head up there maybe this thanksgiving if if they've reserved ahead right this is a time lapse which allows them to see from back to forward we can keep going. >>in that direction and see what the skiing is going to be like they just started skiing you gotta do reservations of any do stuff on the way and tomorrow, i know there's 2 more resorts opening up okay so they've been making new snowfall right that's not mothe

times, he hasse been practicing independently. our next speaker beyond that a litigation partner with a distinguished record of public service, including a number of senior government roles. he was white house counsel to president obama. career, he served as associate general counsel to president clinton. he has broad experience in the privatend in legal services. he clerked on the supreme court. and we recognize ambassador. strategyaw and specialist. he worked in the white house for 12 years as counsel to vice president bush during the reagan administration and as white house counsel to president george h w bush. he was counsel to the regulatory area ince on relief, an which she has had a professional interest and tremendous impact for many years. he was the u.s. ambassador to the eu and special envoy to europe. he is on the board of directors of the atlantic council, the federal society, and others. warrant, chiefa justice of the supreme court of the united states. >> thank you. thank you to the federalist society for inviting m

woe ar arehome ownership sf hass that are the approved housing agencies in san francisco. asian inc, san francisco lgbt center, mission economic development agency and san francisco housing development corporation. these agencies came together in 2008 with the mayor's office of housing to create home ownership sf as a way for these different agencies serving different populations and parts of the city to be able to come together in response to the foreclosure crisis happening at that time. we are excited to work together to ensure that regardless where you go that we are having the same standards with service available to make sure we are providing the services. the member agencies are doing the direct services, provide housing counseling and workshops and education and services. our role is to help coordination and the convening of in network, and also we work more broadly speaking with other agencies in the city. we frequently partner with san francisco bar association and housing economic advocates for legal services, we work with the tenants union and housing rights co

the team hass developed this initial work plan. we'll be reviewing it in a couple of weeks. that lays out all the interrelated tasks to get to a milestone next summer, which we hope to bring to you, the phasing results, phrasing study results operational analysis, funding and planning to support decision-making about whether and how to identify our initial operating segment that could be lower cost than the whole project that we see before us. so that's our goal. and we don't have that update for you yet today, but we'll bring that to you at your next meeting in october. other tools that the team has developed include the phasing analysis sort of cost estimation tools to identify the impact of project features that may be deferred. and to escalate those appropriately. it's also been great to see them updating the project's risk register, which we talked about last time we met. director gee commented on that as well, expressed a lot of interest. so we are using the f.t.a. methodology to assure applicability of this work as we head into future grant requests for f.t.a. so that

35+ years we have grown to become the world leader in sourcing, producing, and distributing fresh hass serving customers in over 25 countries. and we are thrilled to list our company on the nasdaq. we will continue to focus on long-term growth, innovation and strategic investments and we will continue pioneering the world's avocado revolution. >>> welcome back, everybody. while this thanksgiving will look different for many families across the country. i'm cooking a thanksgiving turkey for the first time ever by myself without the help of my mom, my mother-in-law, my grandma or anybody else out there. i can't imagine i'm the only one. have you been getting more calls than usual >> we have, becky. thanks for having us this morning. we're thrilled to be with you. we've been getting a lot of calls this year. we found that through our research a lot of people are still going to have thanksgiving but to your point, they're going to be smaller get-togethers. they're going to be smaller parties and not have the help they had before. we have a lot of first-time hosts that are calling themselve

hass a small thing and it had an effect historically, in particular races that were very close. something that is moved hundreds of thousands of votes. extremethat people make and mutually exclusive claims about it. it is not true that election fraud is nothing and has been debunked. it has made a difference in particular races. but also it is not something that is so sweeping that it will put a president in office when he has not won the election. i think president trump is entitled to make legal challenges, those legal challenges will be hurt, they will be adjudicated. i think in january, joe biden is likely to be inaugurated as president. host: this is hugo gurdon of the "washington examiner." he serves as their editor-in-chief. thank you for your time. guest: thank you for having me. host: we will finish the last half-hour of this program taking your calls about joe biden and kamala harris. (202) 748-8000 if you support the president elect. support8-8002 if you president trump. 5 if you did not vote or voted for another candidate. you can text us at (202) 748-8003. here is a

ind the last few days in regards to the school district the discussion hass taken a 180° turn-in termsof who is doing what at this point, and i am positive that the discussions at the joint committee has some impact on this. the testing issue is not resolved completely but we are moving in the right direction in terms of someng of the resources that we could actually access were i think -- i don't want to speak out of term we might have some coming in to help the school district and their staff to work out the plans. there the other thingshe i don't want to mention because it hasn't happened yet. they are going to happen in the next few days. i am very positive at least they are moving instead of in reverse. thank you, supervisor fewer and ronen and haney in pushing that discussion. the othern. thing that has come out, and assess or chu just mentioned some of the issues are real big issues. i think as supervisor preston and haney and i believe peskin, the issue of transportation was not completely tackled but certainly mentioned. it is an issue we need to tackle. i ams hoping that dire

the team hass developed this initial work plan. we'll be reviewing it in a couple of weeks. that lays out all the interrelated tasks to get to a milestone next summer, which we hope to bring to you, the phasing results, phrasing study results operational analysis, funding and planning to support decision-making about whether and how to identify our initial operating segment that could be lower cost than the whole project that we see before us. so that's our goal. and we don't have that update for you yet today, but we'll bring that to you at your next meeting in october. other tools that the team has developed include the phasing analysis sort of cost estimation tools to identify the impact of project features that may be deferred. and to escalate those appropriately. it's also been great to see them updating the project's risk register, which we talked about last time we met. director gee commented on that as well, expressed a lot of interest. so we are using the f.t.a. methodology to assure applicability of this work as we head into future grant requests for f.t.a. so that