so helms was flawed, but at the end of the day helms stood up to nixon as the most important time whenrunch came during the war, and hr haldeman was white house chief of staff, called him in the white house and told him famously to shut down the fbi investigation into watergate. helms was having none of it. and he stood up to the rule along and he arguably save the cia. so helms was the earliest example of a cia director who had to deal with that under pressure. but so many of them have had this and simon again, presidents will ask them to do stuff they shouldn't be doing. including i love the way bob gates put it. they said usually you've got to a really difficult problem. the state department says what the military hamlet, the military says let the diplomats hamlet and they all say let's letthe cia do it . cia is one former director told me that he could never get rid of the cia, never abolish it because they would have no one to blame. so the fact of the matter over the last five or six decades is when the cia gets in trouble it's usually because presidents have asked them to do stu

so helms was flawed but at the end of the day helms stood up to nixon at the most important time, whenhe crunch came during the watergate scandal and h.r. haldeman, nixon's white house chief of staff called him into the white house and told him famously to shut down, the fbi investigation into watergate. helms was having none of it, and he stood up for the rule of law and he arguably saved the cia. so helms was the earliest example of a cia director who had to do with that kind of pressure. but so many of them have had to do, and time and again presidents will ask them to do stuff they shouldn't be doing, including -- i mean, i love the way bob gates put it. he said usually you have a really difficult problem, the state department says that the military handle it. the military says let the diplomats handle it, and then they all say well, let's let the cia do it. cia is -- one former director told me that you could never get rid of the cia, never abolish it because presidents would have no one to blame. so the fact of the matter over the last five or six decades is that when the cia get

linda thomas greenfield was appointed to the helm of the u.s. mission to the united nations. but many of biden's cabinet picks will require confirmation in the senate where republicans still hold a narrow majority. for now, at least with the transition process officially underway, some of the uncertainty and turbulence of the past weeks seems to be settling down . all right, joining me now to delve a little deeper. is peter paul of down. hi peter. thanks for coming in and sent this part of the process is normally just a formality really, but it's been 3 weeks since the election as we've just heard. yeah, i mean, absolutely normal circumstances. this would not be a big deal, but, you know, usually we see the official transition kick in after just a couple days. we're now as you said into day 16 after biden was declared the winner. so in this case, this absolutely is a big deal. it means that the buy team now has access to the same intelligence that trump has. it means that they have access to government data to the federal agencies and make and money and money. they have whate

linda thomas greenfield was appointed to the helm of the u.s. mission to the united nations. but many of biden's cabinet picks will require confirmation in the senate where republicans still hold a narrow majority. for now, at least with the transition poses officially under way, some of the uncertainty and turbulence of the past weeks seems to be settling down to go ahead for federal officials to start working with joe biden's tain follows weeks of legal challenges by donald trump. has been trying to overturn the election result. his data is washington correspondent karen in a chamber where finally a step that the world was waiting for. donald trump opened the door for the transition. interestingly enough, this came briefly after the state of michigan. 30 fight, by the way, this means that these 16 electoral votes are from michigan will definitely go to joe biden. and this also clearly erases any pathway for president trying to overturn the election results. we also know from last week that georgia certified by then asked the winner of that state for 36 lawsuits, filed by th

. >>> and in miami, the dolphins improved to 3-0-2 at the helm with tua at the helm this nifty throwo durham smythe late to win, 29-it 1 . >>> on the final day of the masters, dustin johnson swung his way into the history books johnson capped off his win in the tournament with a 4 under par sunday and winning the masters by five strokes. his last day propelled him to 20 under par for the tournament, making him the first golfer to shoot 20 under in masters history. tiger woods finished 19 strokes behind johnson awarded the champion with his first green jacket this is johnson's second major victory. his first since the 2016 u.s. open >>> all right. now to the 2020 "e!" people's choice awards that happened on sunday night demi lovato took live to the stage to host. she looks great blonde jennifer lopez gave an inspiring speech while tyler perry received high praise adds the people's champion of 2020 and encouraged fans to value their worth. and most importantly, the show paid tribute to local and real-life heros around the country with the people's heros of 2020 honoring them with sweet

linda thomas greenfield was appointed to the helm of the u.s. mission to the united nations. but many of biden's cabinet picks will require confirmation in the senate where republicans still hold a narrow majority. for now, at least with the transition post office officially under way, some of the uncertainty and turbulence of the past weeks seems to be settling down here over the joins me in the studio to have a closer look at this. after 3 weeks of this transition period, it's finally going ahead. now, deal is this. well, under normal circumstances, wouldn't be that big of a deal, right? i mean, usually these transitions historically have been something that's happened quite automatically, seamlessly. formality is essentially, but in this case it is a big deal for exactly that reason. trump has gone out of his way to stall the transition process, not being willing to concede defeat. and so this is a process that has dragged on for now 2 weeks since biden was or for 16 days. in fact, since biden was declared, the winner. this means for the biden 2, now that they have axes 2.

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they are speaking at the helm of the nation. the candidates visit american indian communities seeking their votes. they meet, in the sunny first weeks of september, and the campaign stretches into early november where the first snow starts to fall in pennsylvania and new york. at this time the issues of the campaign have been made clear. streets and buildings are decked with flags. the campaign clamber has died down and giving way to quiet reflection. in all of the 50 states of the union, this is a politic, many places of prison are closed. the people are urged to exercise their right to vote beginning in the morning hours they line up in front of firehouses, schools, community halls and election centers. in some places the voting is by paper ballot. in others it is by automatic voting machine. when you enter the booth they first register their choice for president and vice president. in the different states they elect 34 senators. and 27 governors. they elect judges, assembly men, and other officials. they approve or reject tax

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and instead, brendan wales is expected to take the helm. wales is a career official, but he's also served in senior positions under john kelly and kirstjen nielsen. and we found out before that you can be fired if you're disloyal to the president, if the president decides he no longer agrees with your policy positions, and you can get fired if you simply state the facts to the public. that's what krebs did, and the president decided he didn't like that truth, and decided he wanted to fire the person who was telling it. >> alex, you have been getting -- you've gotten a statement, i understand, from an official at cisa. what does that statement say? >> this all happened really suddenly. we know from jake tapper that krebs didn't know he was fired until he saw the tweet. now, we've seen a letter that has gone out from the cisa chief of staff, she writes, it's essential that we don't lose focus on the important work we undertake on behalf of the american people. i know i can count on all of you to work together to defend today and secure tomorr

speaks of the progress of the past eight years and the need for keeping experienced leaders at the helme nation. in their travels, the candidates visit american indian communities, seeking their votes. ♪ they meet with people in all parts of the country with easy-going informality, and a sense of humor. beginning in hawaii in the sunny first weeks of september, the campaign stretches into early november, when the first snow is starting fall in the eastern states of pennsylvania and new york. at this point, the issues of the campaign have been made clear. ♪ tuesday, november 8 is election day all over the country. streets and buildings are decked with flags. the campaign clamor has died down and given way to quiet reflection. in all the 50 states of the union, this is a legal holiday. many places of business are closed. the people are urged to exercise their right to vote. beginning in the morning hours, they line up in front of firehouses, schools, community halls and private homes, the places designated election centers. ♪ in some places, the voting is by paper ballot. in others, it is

and the need for keeping experience leaders at the helm of the nation. and their travels, the candidates visit american indian communities seeking their votes. they meet with people in all parts of the country with easygoing in formality and with the sense of humor. beginning in hawaii in the 71st weeks of september the campaign continues into november. by this time the issues of the campaign have been made clear. tuesday november 8th is election day all over the country. straights and buildings are decked with flags. the campaign climber has died down and given way to the election. in all the 50 states of the union, this is a holiday. many places of business are closed. the people are urged to exercise their right to vote. beginning in the morning hours the line up in front of our houses, schools private homes at the places designated as election sites. in some places the voting isn't by paper ballot in other places it's by automatic voting machine. by entering the booth, voters register their vote for president and vice president. then 34 senators, all

got that pick, but presumably janet yellen will take over their helm and then on top of it, she also worked very closely during her time at the federal reserve, jerome powell, so the current head of the federal reserve. so that transition also should go pretty smoothly and well, wall street also likes it that they know what they're going to get. she certainly has experience. can't cut it. thank you very much. germany's benchmark docs index is set for a major rebound. it's operation deutsche a bit as it is, planning to expand the index to 14 members from 30. it will also toughen rules for docs, members, and feed the protests for kicking companies. the changes are in response to the collapse of former docs, number wire card, which went bankrupt in june in what turned out to be germany's biggest post-war accounting sold. his head of financial correspondent, pandey, except infests, then moves. the idea is to align the benchmark with international standards with a focus more on quality of the fact is such as the profitability of companies getting its results on or not. for example, it wil

without ivy stripes so look at president trump's administration which for four years has been at the helm the american greatness that rubio champions. it's full of people that went to ivy league schools, harvard, yale, trump himself. jared kushner whose portfolio eclipses his expertise went to harvard. in the price of admission the book of how quote the rich buy the underachieving children's way in it was revealed that kushner's attendance followed his father donating $2.5 million to the school. they deny there's a connection. rubio's chief of staff went to stanford business school. it's arguably as difficult to get into as harvard's business school and the former campaign manager taught at george washington university and touts himself as a speaker at harvard. the president for four years helmed the american greatness that rubio talks about in the tweet and considers it among the greatest accomplishment even 50 years after graduation. >> you know, i went to the wharton school of business. ivy league school. the best business school i think. i went to an ivy league college. a nice student

and that's what kayser promise when he took the helm in 2013. but since then, siemens focus has narrowed to digital industries. mobility, smart infrastructure, and global management, consulting. a seaman spun off siemens energy 2 months ago, has the biggest up people in the company's history. the massive power plant division with 80000 employees had formed the core of its business. and it also hived off its health in years medical equipment division with 54000 employees and 2018. but siemens still holds an 85 percent stake in that company. now some analysts accuse kayser being overzealous in his efforts to streamline before the break up. siemens annual revenues came in and around 90000000000 euros. that's now down to 57000000000. and for more on this, i'm joined by the man himself c.e.o. joe kayser with siemens. good to have you on the program. good morning, mr. k.'s or some very positive. some very positive numbers that we've just seen here. do you attribute that to your business model for siemens or the nature of this pandemic and its effect o

siemens boss tells us he has few regrets over his controversial 7 years at the helm. but as activists point to massive human rights violations in western china, they're asking why volkswagen is still running a car plant that he says he doing business in berlin. welcome to the program. south africa's unemployment rate has risen to a record high of 30.8 percent and leapt up by more than 7 percentage points during the 3rd quarter. according to the national statistics office. the country is experiencing its longest recession in 28 years with coronavirus restrictions, forcing many businesses to cut wages, reduce staff numbers, or shut permanently. africa's most industrialized economy has long suffered from extremely high levels of joblessness and government corruption trapping millions in poverty. but i speak to our correspondent in cape town. thanks a lot for joining us. this is a big jump in unemployment. how so many south africans fall into the figures? well, part of it i think is that south africa had one of the strictest lock downs in the world, basically for months a

no matter who is at the helm, washington seems set on preventing the completion of the 2nd baltic sea pipeline. joe biden has code north stream to a fat deal for europe. there are just 160 kilometers of the 1200 kilometer pipeline left to finish from the danish island of bourne home to the german coast. denmark says construction can go ahead despite u.s. attempts to block it. this 2nd north stream pipeline will transport 110000000000 cubic meters of natural gas to germany. each year. however, the u.s. is threatening to impose sanctions against all companies in contract is involved in the project. washington says it will make parts of your too dependent on russian gas and is concerned. it allows supplies to bypass countries like ukraine,, in the u.s. as indeed concerned with europe's energy security because it's fundamental to the national security of our closest ally. this speaks directly to those concerns or trying to sense that if it was completed, it would hurt both the economic and strategic stability of ukraine. it flies in the face of the european energy union's own concept on d

was, but instead i'm told that travis resigned after it was clear he was not going to be taking the helm of the agency. so he is stepping down and instead brandon whales who is a career dhs official, he's the number 3 and he is expected to take the helm. whales is a career official but he has served in senior positions under john kelly and kirsten nielsen. i think, don, what's interesting here overall, we found out another way that somebody can get fired in the trump administration. we've known you can get fired if you are disloyal to the president, we know you can get fired if he no longer agrees with his policy decisions, and we learn you can get fired if you state the facts to the public. that is what krebs did as it relates to the 2020 election, clearly trump decided he didn't like that truth and he decided to fire the person who said that. >> alex, you have a statement from ab official at cesa. what does that statement say? >> this happened suddenly, don. we know that krebs didn't know he was fired until he saw the tweet. now we've just seen a letter that has gone out to the work fo

we are seeing some shake up with rudy at the helm now. today there was the second set of lawyers who will replace in the pennsylvania case. i am told that was directly related to rudy. >> i am sure it is a cracked team who have replaced them and appointed by rudy giuliani. >> family members who did not agree with this approach. >> there are two camps here. one camp you have rudy giuliani aligned with the president's son and son-in-law. >> great company. >> they have the attitude of we just need to keep fighting and never give up. guns ablazing. that's one camp. everyone else is in consensus that there is nor path he path the president. and ivanka trump and jared kushner and the trump's campaign lawyers, they know there is no chance for the president to o r overcome this. they toll td the president that. talking to sources, there has been a shift. last week sources the president would come out and say something and allow for the transition would happen. now there is a change in tune and they're very concerned that's not going to happen wit

trip around the world, was how much us policy may or may not change now thatjoe biden will be at the helmrget, the 0bama administration was criticised by a lot of these same nations for its policy, and the big question now is, will there be a reset, will we get a reversion to the 0bama policy, or willjoe biden bring in something new of course his monster —— mantra is stability, this would normalcy we have in the us, it will be interesting to see where we leave. he will be taking office onjanuary the 20th. clive myrie now looks at some of the celebrations. cheering horns blare this is the soundtrack of the biden campaign, and now a new america. in the age of covid—i9, his election rallies were drive—in and socially distanced. supporters honked in his speeches, instead of applauding. chanting: it's all over! it's all over! outside their cars, the president—elect‘s ecstatic supporters, no less noisy... now go home! ..in the shadow of the building where election votes are being counted. the subjects of their ire — forlorn donald trump voters across this philadelphia street. america's rancorou

first female at the fed, first female at the treasury to helm it. may once again unite the decision-making forces of the federal reserve and treasury. joe: timing coming just a week after mnuchin pulling the plug. as you mentioned, extraordinary career. if confirmed, will basically have a track record. federal reserve bank of san francisco. an extraordinary run for janet yellen. once again, we get her fashion flavor back in vogue. it is really about how she will steer. market reaction, the market reacted to the headline and were pleased. joe: she presided over a boom, she is a known quantity. pick,re on the yellen josh wingrove. the policy that emerged over this choice over the last couple of days. what does the ultimate choice ,hat biden would land on yellen what does that represent in the democratic party? >> i think he has found someone that sort of both halves of the party will accept. there are statements out from elizabeth warren orbit type folks congratulating biden on the pick has basically the next best thing to warrant herself. the word bo

. >> reporter: trebek took the helm of jeopardy, becoming the witty nightly visitor to american living try and relax. >> reporter: spending his days on the jeopardy set, he pulled double duty, also hosting classic concentration until its end in 1991. that year, trebek made broadcast history as the first person to host three american game shows at the same time when he briefly added nbc's to tell the truth to hosting duties. in 2013, trebek overtook bob barker as the guinness world record holder for most game show episodes hosted by the same presenter. his show boasted a loyal following and for good reason. beyond his humor. >> it won't matter who had the best hair. >> reporter: there were the moments like when cindy stole appeared as a consistent tess innocent 2016, suffering -- contestant in 2016, suffering from stage four colon cancer. >> cindy's ambition was to come to jeopardy and win over $100,000. she's done that. >> reporter: stole died just a week before her episode aired. three years later trebek was facing his own cancer battle with bravery, candor and his trademark sense of

hhs is at the helm of the greatest public health campaign and effort that ma probably ever done in this country. that's trying to vaccinate and entire country very quickly. as quit quickly as possible. logistically and incredibly a difficult endeavor. we're up to the tasks, but it's going to be difficult. the more you delay the transition, delay all logistics and things that need to be worked on together between the two teams, the longer it's going to take. >> so true. elizabeth cohen, thank you so much. >>> as president-elect biden officially begins this transition process, a new model predicts the staggering toll the coronavirus could take by inauguration day. forecasting 20 million u.s. cases in total by january 20th. meaning close to 8 million additional cases according to this model from washington university in st. louis. researchers there also say if social distancing measures increased by just 10%, a very realistic goal, there would be 5 million fewer infections. the prediction comes as america continues experiencing skyrocketing spread. this week many are defying cdc guidance n

he helms a company that may not be known to people unfamiliar with the shamisen.ut for fans, is carries fierce clout. the largest shamisen manufacturer enjoys more than a 50% share of the domestic market. because of the pandemic, the company didn't receive a single order in april and may. prompti prompting him to tell his employees the company would have to close. the shamisen industry was already on the decline, because performers and fans are agi. yoger fan of t itrumen haveecidedo harss the wer o socia media to try t savehe company. a popul group of perrmers raised mey throu a concert andnline dations the cpany's pght also attracd atttion fm abroad. ♪ a global community of shamisen fans. >> i love shamisen. the craftsmanship is amazing. >> reporter: abbott's post about its struggles led to more than 20 people ordering instruments. >> nobody who can make that high-quality shamisena at a reasonable price. it is important for tokyo and the global community. >> reporter: performances are gradually being staged again. orders are coming in from people and retailers w

face it, at every turn the left progressives with joe and kamala harris at the helm are fighting freedomoving and liberty loving americans. they want to control every aspect of our lives, irrespective of the constitution. right down to what we can say, how we can say it, whether we can say it at all, whether we can go to church or synagogue or whether we can have a gun so the choice in 72 hours is yours. they laughed at the prospect of donald trump becoming president and they spied on him, they framed him, they impeached him for legitimate phone call when, in truth, joe biden should be prosecuted for his role in ukraine and since when does the vice president withhold 1 billion american dollars unless the prosecutor investigating his son's company is fired? that's corruption, folks. this guy says he's running on character, what character? how does a man who signs only the back of a government check for 47 years, whose wife is a teacher able to afford multiple lavished homes around the country? the question for joe biden who is running on character is white tony belinsky said he met joe in

i've been at the helm for 23 years. it has been a long, emotional journey.y for the company is not over with we are less than 1% penetrated into the tam that we've identified as a $50 billion tam. and i'm confident that mark anderson is the guy to fill my shoes and take it forward. >> okay, so, mark, cyber security, we talk to palo alto all the time, as you know, and have for ten years how is that synergistic with what you're doing right now? >> well, thanks a lot for having me on, jim i definitely appreciate it excuse me. longtime fan and watcher you know, listen, one of the things i loved about palo alto networks was the mission, right, to prevent successful cyber attacks, and i think we've got an equally compelling mission where our customers ar struggling with the vast amounts of data that are swirling around their business and, you know, those that can command control of that data and deliver, you know, insights to drive data-driven decisions are really separating themselves, you know, from the losers. and i love the fact that, you know, especially we g

ae of them also helming transition. you did that for mitt romney. he did not win that election, for whenin the process these campaigns start thinking about a possible transition of power. it's interesting. in 2010, it provided that there acts and it was majorndidates organizing transitions. it starts as early as april, certainly by may because there's , organizingh to do , so it'snal government quite a sophisticated operation, and large. host: what do they do? thet: they have to appoint positions. getting that cleared is important. then there's the first 100, 200 days of the administration to fulfill campaign promises that campaign represented to the public. that gets down to riding executive orders. the third is to organize , and lastly, it is what we are seeing with the president-elect today where he is supported by his transition. ory don't have the trappings the normal organization that would go through. how much money has been involved in this? we just read for our viewers the headline the president-elect is crowdfunding his transition costs, r

linda thomas greenfield was appointed to the helm of the u.s. mission to the united nations. but many of biden's cabinet picks will require confirmation in the senate where republicans still hold a narrow majority. for now, at least with the transition process officially underway, some of the uncertainty and turbulence of the past weeks seems to be settling down . let's bring in the heading of the case with the german council on foreign relations. thank you for joining us, mr. the president elect can finally get down to business. now the transition. well, this relieved the european allies. you think? i think it is relieved because his picks also reflect a certain view for a policy paradigm that he's following. living in part, believing in most of the rules of international organizations, the kind of international order that the europeans would like to retain. but i think in europe, many people who believe that this election was really open. many were afraid. i think that the polarization and the infighting between trump and biden, and the insistence of the trump team that he

right the classic game show is going back into production with all time champ ken jennings at the helm can't imagine jeopardy posted by anybody else to me he's irreplaceable the 46 year-old former engineer will be the first of several guest hosts and starts taping on monday on january 4th jeopardy will air alex's final episodes kids will begin the following week on january 11 jennings appears to be the front-runner to replace to back permanently back in september he joined jeopardy as a consulting producer, but don't count out the competition just yet. jane lynch was asked if she would be up for the job i would do it in a york minute but i also have been reading on twitter they've been found names around and i thought lavar burton would very good she's not alone as of today more than a 100,000 people have signed a change dot org petition for lavar to take over the job, wow. >>in response he tweeted even if nothing comes from it. i appreciate all yells love and support. >>i can just watch it and get away from it all. >>comedian dane cook tweeted he got a call about guest hosting and rep

her, sheyou think of is clearly good at her leadership job; staying at the helm in a fractious and diversified group for 18 years, suggests she knows how to count votes, where they are, where she needs to shore up, where she can lico. -- let go. the presumption is she will hang on for at least one more term. rumors, liker any four years ago, when the expectation was that if hillary clinton had been elected, nancy pelosi was tempted in preliminary discussion to become ambassador to the vatican. we do not hear that this time. in.: our viewers call i want to show you the congresswoman from minnesota yesterday on why the democrats lost seats. [video clip] >> in many cases, there was so much focus, especially for me, i did not talk to a single person, in general election about voting for me. i was so much focused in defeating trump, making sure biden won. 1.4 million attempts in reaching constituents. we ended up having one of the highest turnouts in our district. for a lot of my colleagues who a lot ofy expressed concentration, whether the volunteers, the nation's attention was on sending trump us

then, in 1984 he took the helm of jeopardy becoming the witty comically sarcastic to american witty biddy living rooms. spending his days on the jeopardy said he pulls double duty. also whole hosting concentration until his it's in in 1991. that year he made broadcast history as the first person to host three american game shows at the same time. >> he overtook veteran and mc bob barker as the guinness world record holder for most game show episodes hosted by the same presenter. alex trebek stevie fame left him with one regret, not getting a stab at the silver screen. he said he always wanted to try film acting or directing. >> you can get pigeonholed very quickly by producers in the industry. >> all of the sudden there's no exit. >> tv audiences were happy. is show boasted a loyal following and for good reason. beyond his humor, there was the moments like when cindy appeared as a can tested suffering from stage iv colon cancer. >> i would like the money that i when to use to help others. >> she died a week before the episode aired. three years later alex trebek was facing his own cancer

and we're already seeing some shakeup with rudy at the helm, now, anderson. today, there was the second set of lawyers who were replaced in the pennsylvania case. and i'm told that that was directly related to rudy. >> i'm sure it's a crack team who has replaced them, if it's been appointed by rudy giuliani. there is, also, those on his team, including family members, who do not agree with this approach, correct? >> right. so, i'm told by multiple sources that there are essentially two camps here. in one camp, you have rudy giuliani who is aligned with the president's sons, don jr. and eric trump. >> sure, great company. >> and essentially -- essentially, they -- they have the attitude of we just need to keep fighting and never give up. guns ablazing, right? >> sure. >> so, that is one camp. even though, most people, i mean, pretty much everyone else, is in consensus that there is really no path here for the president. and the majority of white house officials, aides, allies, the president's daughter, ivanka trump, jared kushner, the trump campaign lawyers. t

and today she's marking 15 years of the country's helm when germany's crisis manager in chief wraps up her final year in office. she'll have equal the record of her late mentor. for the longest serving chancellor in german history and after a challenging decade and a half an office she looks set to go out on a high note. her president accepted a vote in 2005. she has been rated by forbes magazine as the world's most powerful woman, 9 times since being sworn in. during her time in office, she has become known as a diplomatic powerhouse, working to build relationships with world leaders. watching many of them come and go drew what merkel has built up her reputation as a crisis manager from the 2008 financial crisis to this year's global pandemic. the 2015 refugee crisis was perhaps the most emblematic moment of marcos chancellorship . when she allowed almost a 1000000 asylum seekers into germany, the controversial policy exposed deeper rifts in german society, but she justified terry decision yourself and us. we can do this, we can do this. this so called eternal chancellor says she will

and my name is elizabeth helm-frazier, and i am the other producer of the film. so we just wanted to thank you guys, thank you for your service, please come out and support this gold medal. but, on behalf of these amazing ladies, i call them superstars, on behalf of all of them going into present the mayor of this poster signed by all the women sitting there, and it is a documentary that was done, the one who answer the question the, first-time and uses what -- it is simply called the 6888th law. make sure you get that. don't let me have to use my army voice, okay? so thank you ma'am, very much. >> thank you. well >> you want me to hold his? >> thank you so much. [applause] i'm honored to be here, in your presence, it is because of women like you gee and your discipline in your work ethic, and you just get the job done, awful job and want to hear anything else into the job, done so because of that i have the same attitude when i come, in just get the job done. so thank you, very, much for your service. and thank you for paving the way for not just me, and not jus

currently at the helm, i don't see how we could agree on anything in earnest regarding arms control. we don't know yet who the next administration will be comprised of. we'll see how those people will mold us policies after the 21st of january. a lot of this rhetoric we're hearing is neither new nor surprising, but with a lot of these issues in particular, arms control the open skies treaty, which the u.s. pulled out from very recently, becoming salient over the past weeks and months. it's hoped that with the new incoming u.s. administration, it is his chance for both sides to take, a step back and have a fresh look at the situation. in the u.k., the architect behind the freedom of information act claims the government is nowadays deliberately obstructing the release of potentially sensitive data. kate partridge has the story. a storm is brewing in the u.k. about freedom of information with a new government. a new report by open democracy describes a so-called. oh, well you knew it's called the clearinghouse that it stops media requests and even blacklist journalists clearing house s

also, add to the list, trent williams and daniel helm. they are in isolation. seven total 49ers on the list. they do not play until a week from sunday against the rams. maybe the guys will be back. we will see about that. this continues to be a square peg and around whole situation in college football cancellations. yesterday was fresno state canceling against san jose state here today, it is stanford getting the news that the game against wsu will not happen after all. you cannot put it on the stanford cardinal. the game was going to be played on the farm. wsu is having problems. they don't have enough scholarship players available for that one. they have to postpone. they have been tempted by the tv money. they're getting realistic with regard to what is going on in college football. right now, it is not good. that does not mean that there were not good times to be had. way back when, on this very date in sports history, it was 1982. it was the big game of all big games. it happened at berkeley. do you remember this? >> the ball is loose in the bears had to g

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showcase or tells us he has few regrets over his controversial 7 years at the helm of siemens and activists point to massive human rights violation in violations of western china. volkswagen plant their welcome to the show. i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. the used to largest economies are signaling more help for business. as rising covert infections keep their countries in lockdown, french finance minister, bruno la, saying thursday, he's working on an aid package for small and midsize businesses, including rent relief and new tax credits. his german counterpart told reporters he will do everything necessary to cushion the economic fallout in germany. the government in berlin is currently working on a 10000000000 euro package to help restaurants and bars, among other businesses get more from chelsea delaney, our financial correspondent in frankfurt. chelsea, how hard is this 2nd wave hitting european businesses? we're definitely seeing big divergences between european economies. if you look at germany, for example, what we've seen so far is a hit that's been much smaller, of course, than t