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it's approved in the uk but i think the fda is hemming and hau hawing. >> that's the key. all right doctor, thank you for your insight. always good to see you. >> same here. >> all right. taping care. when we return we'll have your application questions answers two weeks before the decline at a lot of places. a top bay area counsellor will >>> welcome back. this is go time for high school seniors before the decline jimmy between january 1st and the 15th. this is turning out to be a hugely stressful year for applicants. joining us to offer insight and tips is lauren cook, college counselor at the jewish community high school of the bay. happy holidays, lauren. thanks for coming in virtually. >> of course. >> all right. so the regular round applications are due soon but the early rounds have been coming out. they offer some real surprises. i want to show this graphic to our viewers. this is dramatically different than past years. this shows college application rates at the ivy league schools, way up. 22 to 57%. the uc system up 15% and the cal state system, that's different.

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the way that it reports coronavirus cases and it has confirmed the worst of our correspondent yulia haw filed this report. recently also that it was celebrating her birthday she turns a today for 2 biggest wishes harry potter cake and meeting her best friends. the latter is more difficult to organize since try to coronavirus measures have come into force in turkey young people under the age of 20 are only allowed to leave their homes for 3 hours a day. i know that like i used to be able to go outside whenever i wanted it that was much better but i also miss school now everything is done why assume and it's so annoying they are ok let me give you a good theater says mothers trying to organize life as best as she can between work and curfew she's often surprised how quickly the children have adapted to the difficult situation. to declare muskerry or you don't know the kids where their masks without complaining even when they're playing they got used to it yet only when we look at old photos of the do we notice that in the last war and always battling the figure make me believe you're goin

we're looking at more mist and folk coming through here and of course the smoke 15 celsius in a low haw lossie try to across a good part of the arabian peninsula but we have got this little line of cloud which is just making its way across saudi arabia some wetter whether it was the red sea here in doha is fine and highs of 20. every year 50000000 tons of electronic waste is thrown away the majority is a league. any dumped in developing countries right now electronic waste is the most prated as of this with retracing the tech through the criminal organizations making the big profits and asking why the west is turning a blind eye to man made on the waste trail on al jazeera. old. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now the central african republic will go ahead with sunday's presidential election as planned despite fears over the spread of violence the constitutional court ruled unanimously after a quest by opposition candidates to postpone the vote b.t.o. piers human rights commission says a total of $270.00 people were killed on wednesday doubled the ini

pearl from hee haw and the grand ole opry, i love to watch her and i thought she was hysterical. i know mo udall and his son too. two inmates were in federal prison and he turned to the other and said you know, the food was your better when you were governor. there is[indiscernible] stuff you could not get away with 30 years ago you can get away with now. , lincoln got some of ,he material from joke books artemis ward, the humorist of his day. artemis ward was said to be mark twain's humorist and you look at some of these joke books. you had to be there. there is a scene in one of those black and white movies joe mentioned audit recently. abe lincoln in illinois and he had just met the woman he was going to marry, mary todd, and he said the todd's are pretty fancy people. d's,spelt todd with two that is highfalutin knowing there is only one dn dog. i am looking at the movie and he is in the corner telling jokes. let me hear what he is going to say it so i can use it. here the men laughing, and mary has to but him. mary, you just run along. we are talking politics. it was like tha

counting centers in these urban areas, they are inviting a billionaire in, they're not following the hawsthey're not maintaining a chain of custody on the ballots, they're doing the drop boxes again, they are recreating the mess in the general election in which the people of georgia have a right to have no faith in. and i'll tell you, i don't know what to do about it. courts have to wake up or legislatures have to wake up -- gregg: right. >> -- because america is undermining itself by operating elections in this fashion. so we are getting ready to sue again down in georgia. we will sue in this next week because of this registration of ineligible voters that is going on in georgia. people who have already voted in a u.s. senate race in other states to come to georgia and vote in another one, that's wrong. georgia has the right to select its united states senators, not the democratic party, not ms. abrams, not anybody who is trying to undermine the integrity of the election in georgia. gregg: phil kline, thanks very much for for being with us. >>> coming up next, a key figure in the hunter

the same research found that haw shaw the most expensive state for americans to live in their golden years. >> a record number of female ceos will soon be leading fortune 500 companies. lauren hobarts will take over as ceo of dick's porting goods next year. there will now be 41 female ceos leading fortune 500 companies. consultn'ts say companies that sell directly to consumers are starting to realize that it makes sense to have a woman in charge, since women are the ones who make most purchase decisions in american households. >>> the pandemic is being tied to the largest increase in u.s. home prices in more than six years. a new study examining 19 u.s. cities found home prices jumped 7.9% in october, when compared to october of last year. experts say many homes are now on the market due to the current economic health crisis. the pandemic also has many americans working from home, and that's causing a lot of people to search for a bigger house to accommodate a home office. >>> there may only be a few days left before the end of this year, but there is still time to take advantage of

tijuana is in baa haw, california, the mexican state where 17 of every 100 patients have died. the government says it doesn't track the deaths of the workers from covid-19 but activists tell us they've counted at least 500. some of them are now buried in this nearby cemetery. this co-vid victim's coffin is wrapped in protective plastic, laid to rest in a swiftly dug grave. his family is a growing list of those saying final good-byes. halloween, and -- he's saying since halloween he's seen the number of bodies with co-vid here in the cemetery go up. nearly all of these graves have been dug in the last month in large part due to covid-19. as another funeral goes on to the left, the depressing thing is all of this land behind me has been newly designated and plowed to receive more graves because officials think that many more bodies are still to come. despite the severity, so many have to keep working making critical products for other countries. it bothers me a lot, says maria. some americans don't think about anything but themselves but we're the ones running the risk, and that

manminnie pearl from hee haw and the grand ole opry, i love to watch her and i thought she was hysterical. she kind of pushed the envelope in her own way. mark: i know mo udall and his son too. mo coined a joke that i never heard from anybody else. two inmates were in federal prison. they were in the mess hall know, the food was your better when you were governor. [laughter] gordon: [indiscernible] there is stuff you could not get away with 30 years ago you can get away with now. mark: yeah. cross,why i guess it was lincoln got some of the material from joke books, artemis ward, the humorist of his day. artemis ward was said to be mark between's favorite humorist. and you look at some of these joke books and you had to be there. that was it. you had to be there. there is a scene in one of those black and white movies joe mentioned he was on recently. abe lincoln in illinois and he had just met the woman he was going to marry, mary todd, and he said the todds are pretty fancy people. todd with two d's. highfalutinty considering there is only one d in dog. i am looking at the movie and he i

they will take the files out of haw,deep and let them t and then deliver the doses.'t re-freeze it. so for each of these products, there is a product label of instructions with a range of temperatures, and we have to stay within those ranges and have confidence that we have a good product out there, and that it meets the specifications under which the eua was authorized. really appreciate you being with us. that was very informative. that is dr. ofer levy from the boston children's hospital. coming up next on "balance of power," we are going to have about the fed decision that comes out just about an hour and 15 minutes from now. we will speak with michael mckee, our international economics and policy correspondent. that's next on "balance of power " on bloomberg tv and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power " on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. the open market committee from the federal reserve has concluded its two days of meetings, and will release it support on exact what it decided and what it talked about. here to give us a preview of that i

session of congress if any one senator along with a members of congress objects to that in writing, as haw lee says he's going to do, the house and senate go vote separately. majority vote wins you have to win in both chambers in order for the objection to be sustained there. that's why it's unlikely to happen because the house is controlled by democrats. and nancy pelosi and the democratic party are not going to allow this election to be overturned with their own votes. that's why mitch mcconnell urged his fellow republicans not to do what hawley is doing here because it's going to force a number of republicans in the senate now to take a vote that certifies joe biden as the winner of this election. that could be an awkward vote for some of those republicans. nonetheless, hawley is not going to succeed. >> we've seen this procedural move before. didn't it happen in 2005 >> that's right. after the 2004 election we saw a democratic in the senate and the house object to this they were shot down in the separate house senate votes. we also saw a case in 2001 when al gore was the sitting vice p

i think we'll get there and can assure you by spring in a much better place than now and why she haweave to hang on. by summer, fall, be in a lot better place. >> keep on keeping on and keep this thing on the right path. dr. peter hotez, thank you. good to see you. come see me again soon. >> anytime, thank you, alex. >>> and plenty of talks about donald trump pardoning his family to leave the white house free of any bill legal worries. but is that even possible? my next guest speaks to that and spoke to a podcast last week and one important thing we learned from that, straight ahead. aigh. ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ engine revs ] ♪ ocean spray works with nature every day to keep you healthy >>> two official faces joining msnbc. tiffany cross and jonathan capehart. tiffany saturday, jonathan sunday. watch both shows at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on msnbc. meantime, new today, a fresh wave of legal setbacks for the president and his allies. six of election fraud lawsuit

they are so terrified it was a great thought experiment because i would love to see the hemming and hawing of everybody from portman to johnson to rubio to cruz, to holly to sasse, all of them trying to answer that question. they didn't know donald who, they would do the same thing they always do which is to sort of cower in the face of corrosive absurdity. >> and there's a -- there's a unique embarrassment and anger in the active duty and retired military field knowing this guy suggesting martial law once wore three stars on both shoulders and represented this country in uniform around the world. both of these gentlemen have agreed to stay with us. we'll fit in a quick break here. when we come back, a lesson for some of the president's favorite television networks. playing for an audience of one is not without peril. ut peril start with all the moms in the world. narrow it to all the karate moms... in desperate need of brown sugar. meaning, you. you're the one we made mywalgreens for. with pickup in as little as 30 minutes. hiya! get 30-minute pickup at walgreens.com and through the woods

haw that is how strong she was.hought the left was concerned about the gender and racial diversity but they have mo problem getting rid of a black female d.a. in california this is a single party state, jason. the democrats not only have a majority, they have super majorities in the senate and in the assembly. so it doesn't even matter how left wing the law is, if the governor were to repeal it, they have enough votes to override his repeal. so it doesn't matter. we have illegal aliens who can drive legally in the state. illegal aliens who can get in-state tuition and understood funded liability of trillion dollars and highest marginal state income tax rate in country at 13.3%. they want to raise the taxes more. this is what the country can look forward to if we lose both races in georgia. >> jason: now leo, you live in california. you know what is going on in los angeles. you understand the democrats. is this a warning to the people in georgia? what should they be on the lookout for? they are trying to export the c

but, you know, they're east texas folks and some people might depict 'em as -- as the hee-haw gang. >er: a gang that was just getting by in a region that's struggling to make it. bryan turner: >> there's a lotta drugs, lotta methamphetamine out there. you know, if someone makes money out there or gets -- has extra money, they just hand it out to each other. >> reporter: at his meeting with investigators, billie earl was a man on a mission. he wanted to cut a deal and fast. >> i'm 49 years-old. i done been to the pen a total of 15 years. >> mhm. >> i got grandkids i want to spend the rest of my life with. i want to be free and i want out this weekend. >> reporter: billie told the cops he knew things about the shooting that they did not, including the identity of the hit team. he played hardball even as he mixed his metaphors. >> i got the big ace in the hole and i got the ball in my court on this and if y'all want this murder, this attempted murder solved, y'all need to work with me cause i ain't -- playing. y'all want it, i'll give it to you in a -- golden basket. >> reporter: but if

you had state officials in these states that you just mentioned basically ignoring their election haws laws. they ignored the constitution and they havego through the state legislature, go through the right process but the suits, the state officials, they decided to take matters into their own hands. so i hope the supreme court rules in favor of reviewing what really happened here and come down on the fact that the electoral college vote should be blocked. charles: so, i know there is a couple other states have joined texas or want to join them. these states what does texas say? that the issue for them is not only were these moves unconstitutional but how do you decide on the electoral college votes? how do they go back to divvy them up? >> that would be based on the state legislature, not the state officials. charles: i gotcha. >> they would be the ones who would point out the electors in this case. charles: okay. that clears it up. it really is very intriguing. again the supreme court weighing in in a way it has not so far in the last couple weeks. i want to switch gears a little bit

in haw ltigenerational households andit hard for those households to isolate and quarantine safely. so by reducing those infected cases, by putting them in a safe place where they are taking care of in these quarantine andol ation facilities, that further reduces potential for cluster situations. >> sy: is there a threshold, dr. lee, where you would see positivity rates rise, where you would encourage a science based lockdown or more restrictions to again beut in place on the island's. >> it's really not just one or two or three or even fe metrics that might determine whether or not a policy decion must be made. it's looking at all the data points on a holistic level and looking at the trends over time. and one of the things to rember is that for these decisions and metrics to be looked also at a county level. because waii is unique, we have other outer islands and islands that differ slightly in their needs and their capacity. so it's really these looking at all the metrics on a daily and weekly levelo really determine whether or not policy changes must be enacted. >> sy: dr. thoma

>> that call was made by a huge guy in bib overalls who looked like an extra from the old show "hee-haw." but he was no dumb hayseed. >> he was the smartest guy in the room. he'll tell you himself. >> he would become one of the leads, maybe the mastermind in a colorful cast of characters, people on the fringes of society. let's just call them unconventional. >> all the broken toys of erie, pennsylvania, show up in one story. >> it's amazing. >> at the center of it all was marjorie diehl-armstrong. where do you even begin? >> she had danger written all over her. >> she did. she has a magnetic quality about her. you know, some people have described it as magnetically revolting. the amazing part for me is that these people all found each other with the same like-mindedness of evil and death and greed. >> it started on a thursday 1:30 in the afternoon. an order came into mama mia's pizzeria. two sausage and pepperoni pies for delivery. driver brian wells scribbled down the address. it wasn't a home or even a business. the caller wanted the pizzas delivered to a cluster of tv station antenna

he should just pardon himself and be done wolf blitzer show part of hemming and hawing about it. >> and the constitutional law issues and how the legalities of it would actually proceed, but he knows that the optics are absolutely terrible and he's going to look guilty as sin if he pardons himself and up to 20 family members and associates involved in his campaign and administration. and so, that is a foregone conclusion, that donald trump is basically going to admit, oh, there is something up here, i preemptively pardoned myself for x crime, but i didn't really do it. and he's going to set a terrible precedent if he actually does want to stay in control of the party because you are going to have a figure head then that the republican party is going to say, okay, he might have pardoned himself and figure out some way to excuse it away. he was just too oppressed so his children wouldn't have to suffer under the weight of the accusations but at the end of the day it is a guilty stain that will tarnish his legacy if he is going to try to mount this political comeback of sorts. >> tim, i ha

but there was still a lot of hemming and hawing, lindsey graham said it's a narrow path for the presidenthey should play out the legal challenges as if they haven't been playing out for the last five weeks including up to the supreme court. >> that's right. it's pretty telling that republicans begrudgingly saying what is clearly the reality to most americans and has been the reality for weeks is news but that's where we have arrived in 2020. that roy blount and thom tillis, lindsey graham acknowledging what is the reality in the united states they're getting patted on the back. you're talking last hour about the fund-raising mechanism and that's why you see the republicans so scared. donald trump has built this fund-raising machine and when you look at exactly where the money is going 60% of it is going to this sort of political action committee that's not the same thing as a campaign account and that allows him to do all sorts of things like pay for personal expenses in a way that he wouldn't have been able to do in another kind of account. then 40% is going to the republican party. so w

e‘fir haw“ h5“— ‘and plymouth. further north, cardiff and plymouth. further north, highs of 7—8 c.kend, saturday promises something a little brighter. heavy rain and strong winds for sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines: the eu lays out plans to keep road and air travel running with the uk — in case there's no brexit deal. both sides say they will keep negotiating until sunday. it is difficult. we are willing to grant access to the single market to our british friends. it's the largest single market in the world, but the conditions have to be fair. we are going to leave no stone unturned. we work like a deal if possible but we are not going to sacrifice the basic rights of democratic principle. uk travellers could be barred from entering many eu countries from january 1st — because of brexit and coronavirus. a catalogue of failures in maternity care, over 18 years, is revealed at the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. the number of people waiting more than a year for routine surgery in england has risen to its highest level since 2008. an experimental rocket belonging to elon mus

that violated the election law, it does have a damaging effect on the states that are following the haw be interpreting the law that says that states like texas and the others do not have an equal protection under the law which is part of our 14th amendment, and these states need to come together and protect themselves against the states that do not follow our rule of law. i think that's a pretty common sense analysis. pete: yeah, it's federalism. ultimately, if you discarded the declaration of independence as the left has done and you believe the constitution's a living document, you pursue your own legal prerogatives. why was this fox -- excuse me, this texas case, the point at which you said this is really a point of no return? >> well, i think that we have to be concerned if the highest court in the land which is supposed to interpret the law based upon the constitution does not even hear a case that is referred back to our constitution where the statements can show that they are -- states can show that there is damage upon them because of the illegal and unconstitutional actions of