you have to remember that they had no horizon in space to reference. they were -- their vision was restricted through the side -- the size of the windows. they may have only seen 1/8 of the night sky that we would see without any horizon. these astronauts knew where they were because they knew where the stars were. important stars were. these were used in all the early missions. soause the navigations were primitive. although the celestial navigation training was used on every mission to calibrate and recalibrate navigation systems, the first mission where it was critical that the knowledge of the night sky was used to get the astronaut back home safely was the mercury cooperission of gordon in the early 1960's. in that case, they faced all kinds of equipment failures. he used the knowledge gained from morehead and the training here to relocate and manually reenter the atmosphere. interestingly enough, that was the only one of that series of missions that landed manually. it was also the most accurate splashdown in the history of that series of mission

. >> reporter: but hope is on the horizon, promising vaccine news. positive preliminary results from moderna and pfizer. if both qualify for emergency use authorization, 20 million americans could start getting the vaccines as soon as december. lindy washburn is one of the volunteers in the moderna trial, but doesn't know if she got the vaccine or a placebo. >> just being in the middle of it and witnessing this, it feels historic. >> reporter: both vaccines require two doses and use genetic instructions that tell the body to produce a protein that triggers it to create antibodies that fight the virus.

. >> reporter: while it looks pretty difference there is hope on the horizon and perhaps something to be thankful for in the coming future. it appears if the fda approves an emergency use authorization, for that pfizer vaccine, the bay area, to hospitals in particular, could see the first doses of coronavirus vaccine in three weeks, to a month. meaning perhaps next thanksgiving according to dr. anthony fauci, things could be back to normal. >>> your the latest numbers and the reason why health officials are urging people to stay home. in the past day, california reported more than 14,000 new cases and 100 for debts. the seven day positivity rate is up more than 64%. on wednesday the was reported more than 2300 new deaths. that is the highest total since early may, nearly 90,000 patients are in the hospital. >>> as businesses struggle to stay afloat, one committee is asking for help in finding the suspects behind a rash of burglaries in a popular commercial area. albany police say that these targeted business is on solano avenue. the break-ins happened early on tuesday morning. now pol

i agree with your comments about the horizon, which looks very bright, particularly with a lot of really good vaccine news of late we certainly know a lot more about this virus than we did in the spring we have many more capacities from ppe to beds to testing. but there's a lot of fatigue there's a lot of transmission in private settings we have got the holidays before us we are pleading with people to not let their guard down, to stay strong. this virus is dying for us, literally, to let our guard down we have got to do everything we can to push back at that. >> governor, schools across the country, and some in your state, have gone fully virtual. in europe they have closed bars to keep the schools open here we are doing the opposite thing. why is keeping schools open not the top priority in this country? >> i can speak for new jersey, certainly, and it is a top priority for us.

on the horizon alrighty to be corresponding you leon with us from a simple thank you and we go to some of the other global business stories making news for you trade commissioner valdis dombrovskis as the block is imposing tariffs on $4000000000.00 of u.s. goods over u.s. government subsidies paid to plane maker boeing the long running dispute has also seen the trump administration slap tariffs on european goods because of subsidies given to air bus. while ways poised to sell its budget smartphone arm on or in a deal worth $15000000000.00 that according to reuters digital china's leading consortium of buyers of the plan comes amid u.s. government shutdowns on supplying electronic parts to huawei. or we can air says it's fighting for survival after the government turned down a last minute plea for a bailout according to the leaders the struggling airline was on track for a profitable year in the coronavirus hit in february last month a low cost air carrier operated less than 20 percent of its entire fleet. well the big week for electronics retailers 2 new game called souls are hitting t

but what are you telling investors about those risks that are on the horizon? a vaccine but now it looks like the recovery might not quite be so clear. certainly the long road to recovery is going to be a bumpy one, and also we have other risks on the horizon. for example, democratic lawmakers have expressed an interest in breaking up the power of big tech and although it looks likely that the senate will majority republican this point, there could be a lot of working across the aisle because democrats and republicans have said they are very concerned about the monopoly that some large tech companies have over certain industries, so it would be wise for large tech holdings to trims and profits now and diversify. i think diversify is absolutely key. many investors still believe that the future is very bright for tech but still there are certain hurdles in the future. we don‘t know exactly what will happen with regulation, how big the stimulus will be, and what effect spikes in unemployment will have on consumer demand and that could all have a domino effect on t

short-term booking horizons so either seven days or booking horizons so either seven days oi’ seven bookingher seven days or seven weeks at the most and generally that could be getting home if a restriction has come into place, it could be getting away to work away but actually ultimately we see huge spikes so ultimately we see huge spikes so when portugal came onto the list of countries you could go and visit, we saw a spike of about 2000%. it is one thing to look at concrete bookings and searches but when you speaking to people, what is the shift for you? they want to be sure they are money safe and actually, again, that they can move things around, make sure they can get a refund and a second to that or alongside it, is the health factor. people are saying not only is it their responsibility to take care of themselves but to take care of themselves but to take care of the community and the visitors they live around. people will continue to adapt and so will the industry. people are carrying over a significant amount of holiday allowance from work into next year so there is no need an opp

. >> about 8:30, an omni or horizon, light in color, pulled up in front of his house and two guys got and walked up the driveway to the back door. and he hears shots fired and shortly thereafter, he sees some guys hoofing down the driveway. they get back in the omni horizon and drive off. >> so, this guy, the witness says must have been them. >> right. everybody assumes that the people running down the driveway shot him, yes. >> the dealer, known as old man bob, was dead of a single gunshot wound to the chest. detectives looked high and low for that getaway car. no luck. so, the cops canvassed the usual suspects, and, bingo. a jailhouse informant named a possible shooter, neighborhood kid named tommy highers. what do you know, tommy knew old man bob, owed him money, used drugs, even told friends he was going to visit bob that night. they prepared a lineup, but when they showed the pictures to that eyewitness, he didn't pick out tommy. he pointed on tommy's brother, ray, told police he was positive, 100% sure ray was one of the young men running down the driveway and hopping in the car

plus the end of brexit will bea horizon plus the end of brexit will be a big bounce back.veling up and trying to rebalance with his leveling up and trying to re balance the northern with his leveling up and trying to rebalance the northern economy sicily huge priority. as well as showing the kind of softer side of the administration with issues such as climate change, a green industrial revolution. i think there's definitely a sense that he's trying to make this feel like the next phase of the government. time will tell. let's look at the guardian, giles. these labs being up to cope with many more tests a day. yes, these two mega labs community could do a million tests the day. it's all part of the government's future proofing against future pandemics so that we are much more geared up to be able to deal with them. i think notable things should expect the pandemic to go on for some time yet. we are perhaps not over the worst. but really good news, not clear how much this will cost or who will run it but i'm sure however much it will cost it would deafly be worth doing. how

in the short-term, there is ,othing too good on the horizon no inflation, anything like that, but overong term, things are looking better, and the vaccine helps over the long-term. we have seen this steepening. romaine: this inter-trade is going to defend on the economic recovery. joe: joining us to discuss all of this is the author of the chief convexity blog john turmeric. light at the end of the tunnel. how should investors think about these crosswinds? john: it is interesting in the sense that there tends to seem to be this path and the destination. there is likely to be a difficult few weeks because of the virus and mitigation measures taken as we are in this impasse in the u.s. while in the longer term, we know a vaccine is coming. one of the things i think about in trying to be more upbeat is i is thehe reflation trade bigger trade. becomeection news, it's more differentiated. we can get into that. joe: what are the two aspects? jon: going into the reflation trade, because pre-the election, reflation was this one-part thing. it would feed into a weaker and nowhigher stock, what

. >>> new at 6:00, hope on the horizon for a covid vaccine. a breakthrough from drug manufacturer, pfizer and some local experts are calling it a home run. as the weather grows colder and coronavirus infections continue to rise, finally, some light at the end of the tunnel or more to the point, through the tip of a needle. >> pleasantly surprised pick monday morning, pfizer announced its experimental vaccine is more than 90% effective. get prevented covid-19 and those who have never been infected. ucsf epidemiologist, george rutherford. >> this is as close to a home run as i think anyone expected. >> reporter: the data is preliminary and not yet reviewed. even so infectious disease specialist, dr. john schwartzberg says the pfizer vaccine may end up working better than the flu shot. that's because the viruses are different. influenza constantly mutates. >> this virus causes covid-19, doesn't mutate much, so, one good vaccine may be all we need. vaccine requires two shots given within three weeks and must be stored in ultracold temperatures. ev

real land was over the horizon, but the ship was as good as in port.thed by triumphant squarerigger completed her voyage. -- at sea,at sea an it accomplished a remarkable feat. 1620, provincetown harbor was the first port of call. here, the original vessel lay offshore, while her cargo of migrants to the new world drew up the mayflower compact, one of the great milestones in the development of anglo-american democracy. on the shore now stands a gleaming monument that houses plymouth rock. instead of wilderness, a cheering throng greets the second mayflower. the captain and his men receive a hero's ovation at plymouth. close by plymouth rock, where the pilgrims first set foot in the new world, the mayflower ii will be docked permanently, a living memorial to a great voyage. ♪ >> you are watching american history tv, covering history c-span style with event coverage, eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures and college classrooms, and visits to museums and historic places, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> were watching american history tv al

but if your time horizon is long enough, then all of those companies are terrific buys. let's me just also say this correction has been occurring, scott, for several weeks now i'm just looking at our dashboard. zoom peaked at 21.6 times forward revenue. today it's already back to 14.6 times and pre-covid, it was at 13.6we' 13.6 we're almost back to the pre-covid. shopify peaked at 21, now it's at 16.7 times are and pre-covid it was at 13.7 a lot of the correction has already occurred we believe that this rotation is going to ten but ininvestors should have a wish list and they should have a deliberate plan to buy on this path downward so they can get to their full position, you know, somewhere at a reasonable and fair entry price. >> when was the last time you added to or thought about adding to an expedia or united given the conversation we're in right now? >> we've added to them over the last couple of months. i was one of the crazy one who is back in april thought we w would get to the other side of this i raised a special purpose vehicle simply to buy those nails. i

let's understand how all of this gets resolved and with the investment horizon is, that people are goingsit and look at it. from a u.s. standpoint right now , the ipo business, especially when you think about tech and health care right now, is continuing to be very robust. a number of winners deciding that this is the time to access the market, either directly through an ipo or through the process that has exploded in the last six month. to follow up a little bit, how do you think institutional investors should be viewing what has just happened? there is a need maybe for benchmarks to invest in china right now, but maybe there isn't the transparency that many investors normally expect. how do you square those two things? leon: i think you square those things when you understand what the facts are and what will be the investment horizon and the investment proposition. at the moment, people can't really make that decision because they don't exactly know what the fed's are and what the outlook will be. once there is clarity from that standpoint, china is a huge growth, and people will want

now there were more than 1 million new cases this week alone but there is some light on the horizon today's one of the fda working to approve a vaccine. we're covering every angle so you can make informed decisions in the coming days, and we begin with meagan fitzgerald >> reporter: tonight, a dire picture of a virus spiraling out of control shattering records. almost 200,000 new cases friday alone nearly 1.2 million just last week, infecting more people than the entire population of rhode island and as the number of americans hospitalized reaches new heights the task force top doctor warns the surge is getting worse. >> this is faster, it's broader, and what worries me it could be longer. >> reporter: in california, infections are rising faster than ever before. hospitals in santa clara county, near silicon valley, on track to exceed capacity >> the choices that each of us make in the next two weeks may mean the difference between enough hospital capacity to care for all of us and our families and friends. >> reporter: across the state new restrictions taking effect, residents being asked

hope is on the horizon, but we need to bear with it a little longer.her indoors with people, including loved ones over thanksgiving. >> yeah. andy, you know, it's thanksgiving. and i'm supposed to be off this week. i was supposed to travel, didn't after the cdc advisory. i just thought it would be the wise thing to do. plus, i can't be traveling if i'm telling people to follow the guidelines, and i'm on an airplane going to visit family and friends. but we're seeing huge amounts of people in airports, many of them wearing masks, but this is a scary sight. what do you say to people who are ignoring the advice of the cdc and are not staying at home? >> don, you're a true role model. thanks for doing that. it's a test for everybody not to see their loved ones in the holidays. but think about memorial day, fourth of july. we have a real opportunity, a very strong likelihood that we will be having barbecues with our friends and families, that we will have lots of vaccines moving into people's arms in the middle of december. now is not the time to quit or fo

the hope on the horizon. the reality on the ground, tough winter still ahead.: when i was coming in this morning, i cannot convey the reality that right now it is a pandemic. we have a contested election. all that is going on in the united kingdom. angela merkel speaking as well. we are underestimating -- we do economics, finance, we are a medical channel right now because things have shifted. hours, you spent the last couple of weeks and united kingdom and the continent, way ahead. this pandemic is very close to what it was like in march. jonathan: here is the question for a market participant. we have a huge hope on the horizon. we hope it develops an advantageous world. let's get to what is in front of us. how much bad news are you willing to ignore in the next several months if you are long cyclicals in the back half of 2021? tom: a lot, because corporations will adjust. that is the great lesson. we do the running joke about triple levers. the history of this job, and i was weaned on this in 19731974 in school and wondering out into the economy of 1975. the

the last of it just dipping below the horizon today.tures in the low to mid-60s in most parts of the bay area. only upper 50s in san francisco and half-moon bay. the warm spots, 64 degrees. that's it for concord and napa. that's normal this time of year. and temperatures right now, everyone's in the 50s. 50 on the nose in petaluma, 59 in oakland. we'll coast down through the rest of the night and end up mostly in the 40s by early tomorrow morning. a few spots dropping down into the upper 30s, san jose, livermore, santa rosa, some of the spot that is are chillier, especially the valley of the north bay where that cold air tends to collect. hour by hour for thanksgiving day, temperatures will be warmest farther inland, but not much cooler around the bay. an offshore breeze kicking in tomorrow afternoon, and that means temperatures should be pretty consistent across the board, just a little bit cooler along the coast. let's take a look at high temperatures and where they compare to what's normal for the last week of november. several degre

but ultimately, this does shorten the time horizon.rent: professor of health management and policy at george washington university. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you and stay healthy. >> thank you. let's take a look at brent: some of the other developments in the pandemic. the united states has reported some of its highest daily coronavirus related death toll since may. the u.s. food and drug administration has approved the first covid-19 home testing kit. it provides results within 30 minutes. south australia has imposed a six stay locked down sudden outbreak ended what had been a long period with no new infections. japan has seen its biggest rise in new daily cases as preparations begin for next summer's olympic games. now to india where that capital is considering plans to reintroduce some lockdown measures following festive gatherings and a drop in temperatures. the nation as a whole is bracing for a spike in new infections. residents in delhi have already seen the numbers go up. dw meets those on the fro

real land was still over the horizon, but the ship was as good as import.air and sea, the triumphant little square rigger was escorted into complete her voyage 5435 miles under sail. in 54 days at sea, 66 for the original cruise, the modern mayflower achieved a notable feat which helps our age to realize just how much more was accomplished and endured by the pilgrim fathers. as it was in 16 20, province town harbor was the first port of call. here, the original desolate off shore while her cargo of migrants to the new world drew up the mayflower compact, one of the great milestones in a development of angle american democracy. on the shore at plymouth where wilderness awaited the pilgrims now stands a gleaming monument that houses plymouth rock. instead of some wisdom -- wilderness, a cheering crowd meets the second mayflower. the captain in his men receive a heroes ovation at plymouth. close by pit limit rock, where the pilgrims were set foot in the new world, the mayflower second will be docked permanently. a living memorial to a great voyage. this year i

and the vaccines are all the horizon . they're nearing approval. what sort of vaccination strategy is the government preparing? well, the vaccination strategy is obviously still being discussed. what we do know so far is that the government is planning a mass rollout 60 vaccination centers that it is planning to vaccinate risk groups 1st, including medical medical personnel that it is planning to cover the costs for the vaccine and very important it importantly, that the coronavirus vaccination will be voluntary in the thank you so much. that was the w.'s learning from home. you're watching the news still to come. they are not backing down thousands of people stage, a fresh rally in the polish capital to voice their anger over the government's bid to type of fortune will. first, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. thailand's prime minister is threatening a tough response to protesters demanding his removal, a new constitution and reforms to the monarchy. he spoke after another night of mass protes

there's the fog on the horizon as we look eastward from salesforce tower. over three quarters inch of rain in mill valley, over a half inch in dublin, about a third inch in santa rosa, over a quarter inch in milpitas, less than a tenth of an inch in both san francisco and santa rosa, but at least it was measurable rainfall and there's another chance of rain next week tuesday lingering into wednesday. it will be similar to today, enough rain to measure, enough rain to attach tamp down the fire threat. we'll look at the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, paul. >>> in less than one hour san francisco will become the first of several counties to reimpose restrictions amid a new surge in the coronavirus. at midnight indoor dining will be banned once again. house of prime rib packed tonight as diners were taking advantage of a final opportunity to dine out, stay warm and dry. >> and san francisco isn't the only county clamping down. starting tuesday contra costa county is closing indoor gyms and fitness centers, indoor dining and concession s

, or on the far horizon?keeping an eye on this, but i think they are expecting to see yields fall a little bit. prices back up some given everything that is not going on. throw on top of that the additional supply from the federal government. a little bitlk about what loan officers are saying right now. we got a new survey out on that very subject. i am curious as to what u.s. banks are thinking right now. you've got a pandemic that is still rippling through the economy, but you do have a vaccine coming, and while the third quarter was tough, what does the fourth quarter look like? is the transmission mechanism starting to work not in the credit space, because we know that is working elsewhere already -- because we know that is working already, but elsewhere in the economy? sonali: there are some very clear bright spots in this loan officer survey, one of them being in consumer loans across almost every type of loan. you are seeing demand start to pick up, and that is a very good sign for the banks that want

bit of everything here in the sierra today from wind to cold, snow, the sunshine and just on the horizon we have been tracking some of these storm clouds rolling into the area, and now crews are gearing up for the first winter storm of the season. at boreal mountain resort the slope still dry and brown, the chairlifts barely blowing in the wind. that friday, snowfall begins to pick up. and winter weather is just getting started. >> getting the cool temperatures is winning one thing. is a perfect ground. the first of the season. setting up the perfect conditions to fire up the snow guns. >>> pretty good. >> reporter: it shows the change in tents from rain and sleet plastering your windshields, to bright blue sky, on the horizon. at donner summit elevation 7000 feet, then who works at the gas station here says these flurries were not enough to stay around. >>> i live in the neighborhood. it just did not stick. >> he is hoping this will let him get on the slopes and keep tahoe cold to the rest of the year. >>> it is the whole reason i'm living out here. >> reporter: caltrans is gearing up t

the light ship was technically the first landfall, real land was still over the horizon, but the ship was as good as in port. by air and sea, the triumphant square rigor was escorted to complete her voyage, 5,435 miles under sail. in 54 days at sea, as again 66 for the original crews, the mode modern mayflower achieved a notable feat which helped our age to realize how much more was encountered and endured by the pilgrim fathers. as it was in 1620, harbor was the first port of call, lay offshore, her cargo of migrants to the new world, one of the great milestones in the development of angelo democracy. on the shore at plymouth where wilderness awaited the pilgrims now stand the gleaming monument. instead of wilderness, a cheering throng greets the second mayflower. captain and his men receive a hero's ovation at plymouth. close by plymouth rock where the pilgrims set foot in the new world. the mayflower ii will be docked permanently, living memorial to a great voyage. >>> you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3. this year is the 400th anniversary o

big, big changes on the horizon for us.s bring you outside to our live high definition sky camera network. and it is still dry and mostly clear. but we are going to see the chance of even a few spotty showers coming our way. so for tomorrow morning, it's cool with patchy fog. a lot of 50s. for most of tomorrow, it's going to be mild. so it's the last day of these 70s for a while. and that colder storm still on the horizon with the shower chance. isolated thunderstorms now possible and even some sierra snow. so let's bring it right into tomorrow morning first, and you'll be able to see here throughout the bay area. lots of those 50s and mostly clear skies. i think it's a pretty easy start here for us, and we can all use that with everything going on lately. 54 here for the east bay. and if you're headed out the walk the dog tomorrow, do something with the kids early on, you're right here at 50 for the north bay. daytime highs also looking to cooperate with anything you have to do from the north bay to the south bay. i have 7

but ultimately, this does shorten the time horizon. all right, professor jeffrey levy, professor of health management and policy at george washington university. reza live. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you and stay healthy . thank you. you do the same. thank you our, let's take a look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic, the united states has reported its highest daily coronavirus related death toll since may. the u.s. food and drug administration has approved the 1st covert 19 home testing kit. it provides results, positive or negative within 30 minutes, south australia has imposed a 6 day lockdown after a sudden outbreak ended. what had been a long period with no new infections. and japan has seen its biggest rise in new delhi cases as preparations begin for next summer's olympic games for india. where the capital delhi is considering plans to reintroduce some walk down measures following festive gatherings and a drop in temperatures. the nation as a whole is bracing for a spike in new in

now it's all now $298.00 a tool for its own to team but it doesn't look like a concession is on the horizon he says he's going to take it to court. jubilation lab but donald trump's legal time team has filed rule sits in pennsylvania georgia michigan arizona and nevada and says it could go all the way to the supreme court trunk claimed he had won on social media after criticizing biden for laying on the claims to the white house we all know why joe biden is rushing to falsely pose as the winner and why his media and lines are trying to help him they don't want the truth to be exposed when a trunk gets the supreme court to consider his case it would have the election 20 years ago when it effectively hand the presidency to george w. bush against al gore r t is going on the ground host option were times he spoke with trump's impeachment nowhere on the president's chances of winning any upcoming legal battle. if you lose is the election by losing pennsylvania there's a strong argument that his lawyers 'd can make that pennsylvania should not count ballots that came in late it's a technical argu

following this week's news, what is your time horizon for vaccination in various parts of the world?s: first of all it is exciting news, there is good reason to be excited. there is good efficacy data pfizer released. if you look at it globally, this vaccine is targeted for the western world, it is a special vaccine that cannot be distributed globally. when you look at it from a global perspective, you have to say it is a vaccine for certain parts of the world but not a solution for the entire world. anna: you say that because of the temperature it needs to be kept at, and the logistics will be difficult? rasmus: yes, that is the main reason. it requires a low temperature for distribution which makes it difficult to distribute globally. if you look at the timeline, the other big issue is production. in the pfizer press release that not many noticed, they reduced their expected production capacity from 100 million to 50 million by the end of the year. you saw spain saying we expect 20 million of those -- the numbers do not stack up. there will be a mismatch for a long time between the

the end is not quite with us, but we can see hope on the horizon now that perhaps we couldn'tjust a fewn relation to lanarkshire, glasgow and some surrounding parts of the west of scotland. the government's final decision will be taken by the cabinet tomorrow morning, and then i will set out to parliament tomorrow afternoon. donald trump has just tweeted, saying he won the election. it has been liked by eric trump. just keeping you up—to—date. hello there. later this week, briefly we are all going to get a taste of something much colder, but for the next couple of days it is going to be mild. however, it will be quite cloudy. there is a lot of cloud streaming in from the atlantic and as that thickens up, so we are going to find some outbreaks of rain, initially coming in from the west on that weather front this evening and then that second weather front gets strung out in western scotland over the next few days and brings some heavy rain and the threat of some flooding. after a decent enough day for the eastern side of the uk, we have got some patchy rain here this evening and overnight

vaccines are really right on the horizon. we'll be having vaccines available for the higher priority people towards the middle and end of december and, as we get into january and february. everybody is totally empathetic about the fatigue everyone is feeling. if we can hang in there a bit longer and do the fundamental things, wearing a mask, avoiding crowds in congregate settings, keeping physical distance, washing your hands. they seem simple in the enormity of the problem, but they do make a difference. so as much -- >> dr. fauci -- >> yeah, go ahead. >> dr. fauci, you have said that again and again and again. again, we saw all those people traveling. you know what's coming. with christmas just around the corner do you think we'll be under the same restrictions you recommended on thanksgiving going into christmas? >> martha, i can't see how we're not going to have the same thing. when you have the kind of inflection that we have, it doesn't turn around just like that. clearly in the next few weeks we'll have the same sort o

that will help us in the horizon that will help us all. is desperately in need of the economic relief package that the european union has talked about over a 7—year period. links heavily to the eu budget. there is talk of 750 billion euros being poured into those areas were steered by covid, and spain is expecting well over 100 alien euros of that assistance. what assurances that the spanish government has a clue how to spend that money effectively? -- 100 a clue how to spend that money effectively? --100 billion euros. b clear, every country in the european union has been severely hit economically and thatis severely hit economically and that is why we have been able to put this recovery package together that is unprecedented in european terms. spain will use this financing that is the european recovery fund represents to implement a recovery and transformation plan. it is the plan that batters for the most effective way to spend this financing. this investment into the transformation of our economy. and what we're doing together, stephen

there isa there is hope on the horizon. there is a vaccine that has been seen as viable.is to help protect the nhs workers. in those areas, hospital rates are well above capacity. this is not a full national lockdown so travel restrictions will be used to stop people spreading the virus into low—risk areas. nicola sturgeon addressed the toughness of the new restrictions at her daily briefing. these restrictions are difficult and we are all thoroughly fed up with them and i will never stand here and pretend otherwise because i feel the same sense of being utterly fed up as the rest of you do. we do now see as the rest of you do. we do now see a possible end in sight to all of this and i think it is really important we don't forget that. this and i think it is really important we don't forget thatm will be illegal to travel into or out of areas under level 3 and level for restrictions and even between council areas under those controls, except for essential purposes including work, education and caring —— level 4. she has promised the restrictions will only be in place unti

the other thing is vaccine on the horizon, and these casinos have really been out in front. for instance, wynn resorts is developing its own lab it the has really been on the forefront of this testing. it is looking forward to making group business viable once again and has been on the forefront rast science to do that. >> wow now that we're talking vegas i'm thinking about that raiders game last night that was entertaining in its own way. contessa brewer outin the strip for us. >>> further west, l.a. county is shutting down outdoor dining as the state deals with a spike in covid cases. aditi roy is here with how they are preparing for officials. sound like they are not so happy about it. >> definitely not, a tough go with them and california having a rough time with covid and now l.a. has announced these drastic measures those numbers statewide are skyrocketing at record highs friday alone the number of new cases was an up precedented is a,500. l.a. county is one of the top counties contributing to that spike. its five-day average is more than 4,000 new cases as a result l.

despite promising vaccine news on the horizon, cases continue to soar to dangerous new highs. california's month-long curfew taking effect today. all non-essential activities suspended past 10:00 p.m. and with infections and hospitalizations surging throughout the midwest, governors in illinois, kentucky and minnesota are tightening restrictions on businesses and gatherings right before the holiday, as travelers across the country rush to get tested before heading home. but still, experts warn that it's important to weigh the risks. >> do you really want to get a crowd of 10, 15, 20 people, many of whom are coming in from places where they have gone from crowded airports to planes, getting into the house? >> a critical question as this crisis deepens. back on the vaccine front, many health experts say they're confident in the vaccine vetting process, there is still some worry among americans. according to a recent gallup poll, 42% said they would not get the vaccine, which is down from 50% last month. >> kathy park starting us off in new york this morning. thank you. >>> let's

the white house taxling the coronavirus pandemic is one of several urgent challenges for the biden-horizon administration they will have to take on immediately. to that end, president-elect biden plans to release his task force and he will address the nation, which will occur tonight at 8:00 p.m. we will be doing that live all day in cities all across the country. people most of them wearing masks are gathering in the street. certainly not social distancing. they are reveling a historic win by a historic ticket that will make the first woman ever of color to be elected vice president. you are looking at philadelphia right now. a drum line, drummers have shown up. president trump has stayed silent up until the integrity of the vote count instead not conceding, but the people have spoken. president-elect joe biden has crossed the electoral college threshold of 270. in just a short time, will deliver his victory speech. arlette, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, anderson, people have started to arrive here at the case center for what will be the victory celebration tonight after president

but brighter days are on the horizon. we will do all that we can to restore the good standing of american democracy across the globe. i mean that is the part that i think is forgotten. the entire globe is watching what's playing out here, this charade, this sham. so on january 21st we'll start the hard work of rebuilding and restoring democracy and cleaning up the damage that has been wrought throughout the past four years and most intensely in these past two weeks. >> kristen clark, civil rights attorney, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the coronavirus crisis is the worst it has ever been in this country, so why are senate republicans wasting time on hydroxychloroquine. dr. ashish jha and bizarro senate hearing joins me next. izo se nate hearing joins me nexta fh but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's journey, just b

fire weather on the horizon, so another couple fires that firefighters are still trying to get a handle on what over from the fire season. but i think they might get some help from mother nature yeah, let's talk when this next round of rain is rolling in rebecca. >>the ads area as a matter of fact as early as tomorrow morning so we're going to see dry conditions today the commute. it's going to be nice and dry today, but tomorrow morning it's going to be a much different story outside right now we're looking at some pretty clear conditions actually we're looking san francisco international airport's dark and early is what we like to call it here and am not a lot of fog in your way and there we're seeing it's a mostly clear but very cold outside current temperatures look at this on the board we're looking at 40's across the entire north bay right now low 40's in napa 53 and san francisco. and then those 40's continue in our south is on fremont you're currently at 44 degrees we're looking at to 46 in san jose. cure to chile, 46 and things are going to get even colder during the overnight

, another revolution is on the horizon. is on the horizon. one that could spark a change of the uk. a man on trialfor the manslaughter of 39 people from vietnam who were found dead in a sealed lorry trailer has described how he left the uk for romania the night after they died. gheorghe nica told the jury he was scared about the situation, and wanted to go home to see his family and children again. nica was arrested in germany four months later and extradited back to britain to stand trial. he denies manslaughter. more than a million hindus, sikhs and jains will celebrate the festival of diwali this weekend across the uk. the festival marks the victory of the forces of good over evil and communities get together and pray for peace and prosperity for the year ahead. but how are families coping under the virus restrictions? 0ur correspondent rajeev gupta has been finding out. diwali is one of the most celebrated times of the year for hindus, sikhs andjains. times of the year for hindus, sikhs and jains. but this year, the cor

jillian: hope on the horizon with pfizer and modern is a, 90% effective.uestions about both. joining us to answer some of them is author of covid-19, the politics of fear and the power of science, medical contributor doctor mark siegel. good to see you again. let's start with a tweet from suzanne. if i have antibodies do i need to take the vaccine? >> the answer is we don't know how protective those antibodies are. somewhat but don't know if it gives you full immunity or how long it lasts and looks like the vaccine may give you more immunity than having gotten over covid-19. in addition to having recovered. >> adrian asks will the vaccine be safe for young children and adults over 65? >> great question. it has been studied extensively, the pfizer trial included that group so yes for over 65. that is one of our target groups. for children cincinnati children's hospital studied from 12 up. under the age of 12 we haven't studied it yet but the truth is kids under 12 haven't been getting very sick from covid-19 and as we rollout these vaccines we will test the

that as fresh vaccine reports are on the horizon. with drugmakers including pfizer, expecting to include more data earlier this week. awaitedtes are eagerly as the pandemic continues to accelerate. cases have topped 11 million after adding more than one million in the last week. maria, thenow is senior multi-asset strategist at state street. always great to get you with me this morning. we have waken up at a juxtaposed moment, but no overall shutdown in the united states of america. how important is at message as you are waking up this morning? a: good morning everyone. i think it is interesting that we are talking about no national lockdown's. we will probably true see a lot of restrictions imposed on americans. it's more likely to be at state level, but it's more hard to to be people's lives "normal." we will have lots of restrictions but are it we know the virus is raging in the u.s. not uniform, but we will have some lockdowns imposed in america. that has very critical implications for financial markets. probably meaning that we

there is more uncertainty on the upside to inflation over a five-year horizon than there has been for very long time because we are in this new monetary policy regime. we want new inflation exposures. post gold is empirically not a very good hedge against inflation, but in an environment where investors are looking for a broader range of diversification, or people are extrapolating qe forever, they are looking at that whole narrative around expansion of government debt, expansion of central bank balance sheets, it is useful to have that in portfolios. i think you have to look at more tactical dynamic opportunities when it comes to hedging. that puts pressure on active managers to find good sources of dynamic asset allocation and good sources of tactical hedging. francine: rupert, thank you so much. rupert harrison, blackrock multi-assetl strategies. we will talk about the greendale and brexit. fromg up, french hill arkansas, we will ask him about president trump conceding or not. that is at 6:30 a.m. in new york, 11:30 a.m. in london, and this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is bloomberg

you don't have much of yourself, you know, it's a widening your horizons has a lot to do with getting to know city's culture as if you were actually living here . you could learn how kings had their houses built on audience plots over the centuries, for instance, or contemplate the urban arts or watch people surf on the ice bath. and you know, some day discovering that munich is so much more than mere tasty food. things that merely because i can reduce to unfairly as much it was enough that we're trying to open up and say, hey man, it has a lot to offer a whole range of culture and learning opportunities we didn't answer. but like the big little i don't want to reduce muni, but i'd still like to just find purpose like this is the little stuff apparently educational trips to munich, a very popular no matter what arts culture history or food. but before we continue with our educational offerings, here's a brief overview of what you should know about munich. munich is the capital of the state of varia, and lies in southern germany within sight of the alps. about one and a half 1000000 pe

spiralling cold cases with germany going into lockdown and several months of these go schemes are on the horizon. a scary prospect for clubs who have already taken a huge hit in the pandemic and silent stadiums won't help the players produce crunching schedule either. speaking of which germany's best teams usually inspire terror in your opponents but 2 back to back champions league match days meant that they were missing key players this weekend byron rested robert levy for their trip to cologne despite the striker being in the form of his life. dortmund were also missing their top forward against bielefeld early in holland sneak up to travelling. so how do the elite club. the rest without their goal machines will show you who stepped up. but 1st we take a look at what happened when too many other too we plan to clap back faces like this saw some of the biggest biggest finest players clash we start with the top game in the back. with. expectations are high when 2 of germany's top clubs meet but in the middle of 2 champions league fixtures both coaches have to shuffle the pack it was time to see

that's the name now in a starring role and his horizons, expanding internationally as well.since making his senior debbie for gemini back in november 25th, the royce in a has become a fixture, a head coach at him years planning now that he's that guy and his national team status might be even further cemented when you're playing together regularly. it's club level and you're going to be, well, a pony fields. i think those kind of things carry over to the benefits of the national team. you have a much bigger standing and it's easier for you offing to be an important player for the national team. if you come as part of the bottom group, long term thing than president rafael. when eckstein writes the british and german media outlets covering both the bundesliga and the premier league when they were used in a swap shelter for manchester city in the summer of 2016th. one big question was, how long would he need to absorb the philosophy of city coach pat? this is a tremendous technical demands, the tremendous physical demands on players having to win the ball back as quickly as po

but the light of dawn is on the horizon.until the morning, so we can look back and see clearly that everything we gave in every thing we did, it was not for nothing, but so we could save lives and build back better for everyone. i now we could save lives and build back betterfor everyone. i now want we could save lives and build back better for everyone. i now want to turn to professor powers for the latest numbers on the impact of the impact on the nhs —— professor powis. thank you, secretary of state for time going to show a single slide, a slide i've shown before, and as you all know, as infection rates rise, so do hospital admissions for those who are sickest and, of course, in a minority of people, also that requires treatment in our intensive care units. and as i've shown you before, as infection rates have risen during the autumn, from september through october, into november, usually, with a couple of weeks leg, we start to see rises in hospital admissions and the number peopledon hospital and you can see in this cha

with the sight of home still beyond the horizon, he's undeniably thinking of a number of things.gest sleep in the softest feather bed the world has ever known. a steak so thick it would take a buzz saw to cut it. a platoon of bathing beauties who only have eyes for him. but when the idle dream has drifted, most of all, the average soldier, sailor, marine, coast guardsman, want simply to be an average civilian. an average civilian with all the responsibilities and rights of one. plans, well about one out of ten plans to go to school, trade or college. one out of ten hopes to have a business of his own. about one out of ten wants to operate a farm. but for the great majority, the basic need and the fundamental desire is a job. over two-thirds of men getting out of the army want a job. eight out of ten of these want to work in the same state they came from. many more than half of them want different jobs than they held before. and almost all of them want a job characterized not so much by the big money as by permanence, as by security. don't think the average serviceman comes out of

credit suisse looking at a six-month time horizon for this, particularly travel and leisure.could recover their virus losses even over taking them by next year. they are particularly preferring hong kong because of cheap stocks. back to you. thank you so much for that. coming up, pressure is building over a black friday like no other. what is manus sending me in the post? this is bloomberg. ♪ businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises, deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. wannit's timeight and for aerotrainer. a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time. it allows f