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janice huff tracking the fire, chief meteorologist for nbc news new york how bad, janice, are the wins and what are firefighters facing. >> shep, earlier some of the winds gusting over 90 miles an hour in the san diego mountains. they're not as strong now. most of the gusts right now are generally at 40 or slightly below that but it's still a dangerous fire situation all of this are fire warnings, fire danger throughout southern california through saturday. that also includes san diego county all the way up through orange county, los angeles county towards ojai and tehachapi. even though winds are expected to die down you're still going to see them flowing offshore which means that the fire begins it could spread very rapidly with these conditions. so as of now going through this evening, as you can see guffs won't be as strong maybe up towards 40 miles an hour in the area around temecula but generally near the fire right now between maybe 15 and 30 miles an hour that's still dangerous enough and presents very dry conditions and also dangerous conditions with this fire that's not conta

the final question from the huff post. hello.g their hopes on the vaccine allowing a return to normality in a few months, but professor stephen evans of the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine suggested this week that the uk wouldn't be able to go back to normal until half the population had been vaccinated, and there are some suggestions that might not happen until 2022, unless rates of the virus are very low. given the emergence of a highly transmissible new variant, has the government over promised yet again in suggesting a return to normality? no, iam in suggesting a return to normality? no, i am highly confident we will get things back to normal before 2022, based on the speed at which we can roll out the vaccine, not least because it is really important that the speed of roll—out of the vaccine is accelerating. all the time, we're adding more places to wear the vaccine is being deployed from, and so we are vaccine is being deployed from, and so we are accelerating the pace of the roll—out. if you take the current

this weekend >> janice huff, thank you much. >>> union workers cheering up patients and a frightened poochb in need of some help on a cnbc trip "coast to coast." >>> north dakota, deputies rescue a dog stranded on a chuck >>> north dakota, deputies rescue a dog stranded on a chunk of ice this is the town of west fargo near the minnesota border. the dog backing up as rescuers try to reach him and eventually >>> grab him and carry him back to shore. >>> delaware, construction workers putting down their tools to play bingo with sick kids their live game show is must see tv every wednesday at this children's hospital in wilmington they wear costumes, invite kids to call in, even give shoutouts bringing smiles to families who need the most. rescues a >>> florida, video captures the moment a jet skier rescues a dolphin in biscayne bay. the animal's tail caught in the net. the man jumps into the water, tries to cut the rope, but he can't do it. he gets back on his jet ski and gives it another shot finally freeing the dolphin.pod of dol >> go ahead. >> and then a big thank you as a pod of do

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we just saw there is pretty famous footage by now general austin admitting to having field with a huff a 1000000000 dollar project to train syrian rebels to fight i ended up literally with a full well this put a big question mark over his appointment. not really. i think the united states did in syria what the administration wanted all along it wasn't a serious program supplies isis it was a way of funneling money and risk so as to fight in syria that eventually ended up. weapons that ended up in the hands of isis and actually. made the still who war problem was than it was the goal along with never really to fight isis the goal all along was to topple shariah law and that i think will still be. the policy of the incoming biden and inspirational as we get it's not exactly a done deal is it that defense secretary must be out of uniform at least 7 years before taking office but often only retired in 2016 at all times goes past the senate how big of a hurdle do you think might be. no good look thought. because general masses became drawn to the defense secretary also had to overcome this

now these people say they want a big relief package as the report finds that without help more than huff of city restaurants are set to close permanently even like conic the news may have to shut up for good kind of mope and reports. the coded night teen pandemic has been deadly for a society's most vulnerable even the big guns are not safe and for businesses it's no different here in new york city the latest victim is club 21 and i connick establishment that is now shutting its doors for good the restaurant has been serving customers for a century there's been some big stars along the way such as novelist ernest hemingway tennis player john mcenroe as well as every sitting president since roosevelt except of course george w. bush and barack obama club $21.00 is not alone small businesses have been devastated some estimates say that as many as 50 percent of them could go under soon after the war and having to take it away with them when they finally you know we're not getting any support from anyone in order to pay become pretty clear they really need. to pressure keep things getting mor

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that at some point publications really needed to consider whether on not to leave the country in a huff sleep that he that's he's was in a house slave situation or if indeed we shouldn't see tougher measures being implemented he also say that the current measures will be extending extended until at least enter a tense and there will be a new discussion on january 4th on whether or not to reconnect them we know that the latest polls show that a solid majority support the partial walk but we've got about a 3rd of people in germany saying they do not how difficult is it becoming to get the public to stay on board with all of these restrictions. well those that have the a minority which doesn't approve the restriction some people are still getting very anxious to hospitality secretaries very affected by the situation weaseled restrictions but most of germans do support the measures in fact around half of the population find a restrictions currently in place appropriate and iran thank you percent of them would even like toughen measures being taken our rights emissions but the latest here in

family of a prominent saudi woman's rights activists say they will appeal her jail sentence was in a huff law was sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison on monday drawing international condemnation she's been held since 2018 and relatives say she's been sexually assaulted and tortured while in prison or about money reports lose a know how good had been a prominent activist the years demanding more rights for women in saudi arabia the u.n. rights groups have been demanding her release from a saudi prison she'd been arrested in 2018 without the activists but instead saudi media reporting the court sentence had little to 5 years and 8 months in prison. she was found guilty on charges including agitating for change and mounting a campaign against the saudi royal family she has campaigned against the ban on women driving a ban that was lifted the same year but the kingdom continues to deny that she was arrested for this reason her brother says her family will appeal the verdict showing up the war way with just. a sham trial that can but in that way. it can clearly show that the court in the

single market at midnight brussels time and take a huff century. i'm on the eve of a year it will see you have an office and german chancellor i'm going to map calls for patience in tackling the tanganyika a crisis she describes as a once in a century chapter. unfold gal welcome to the program. well the pandemic has put a serious damper on new year's eve parties the shia one of the 1st countries to ring in 2021 new zealand was able to celebrate with. 19 white towns in the pacific nation crowds were allowed to gather without any need for masks or social distancing to celebrate the start of the new year. straightly at the traditional a spectacular sydney harbor bridge fireworks went ahead the recent new outbreak of people had to stay home and watch the show on the. lights and laser show although jackie right the 1st isn't important is the chinese new year which will be celebrated in february. thousands of north koreans masked up. sticks of. wood of a it's coming. here in europe the united kingdom will leave the e.u.'s customs union a single market at

huff. >> oh. >> trevor: rosie perez." >> (laughing) hi. thank you for having me. how you doing? >> trevor: i'm doing good, considering everything that's happening in the world. better you're on the show with me. before we get into the show that is blowing up everyone, people are loving on hbo max, "the flight attendant," i wanted to talk to you about the journey you've had with coronavirus, because, for many people, coronavirus is this new thing that has disrupted our lives, your life has also been disrupted, but not many people can say that they had coronavirus in december of 2019. talk me through a little bit of that journey. >> sure. we were in bangkok and filming the tryin"the flight attendant"d actually it was the last of november, and i just immediately hit me like a ton of bricks, knew something was wrong. i was feverish, had a horrible cough. it felt like someone was stepping on my chest, i was very lethargic and scared. when i was on set, i kept laying down in between takes. actually kaylie cuckoo instagramed a

we'll huff our way to health! >> santa, come quick! >> bumble's all over cnn! >> breaking news.brazilian body wax and embalming emporium where the president's lawyers have called an emergency pa-rum-pum press conference. >> good afternoon. i'll make this quick, because the embalming fumes are making me dizzy. a mr. bumble has sent photos from the north pole with evidence of trillions of ballots for trump hidden in santa's big magic sack. the american people demand access to the sack! release the sack! ( fart ) >> eww! >> well, if rudy's in charge, looks like we have nothing fear here. >> oh, crap. >> mitch mcconnell? >> seasons greeting, herr kringle. mr. biden. >> well, if it isn't the mitch who stole christmas. >> hand over that sack! >> from my cold, dead mittens! >> i wasn't talking to you. >> bumble, no! please, mitch, you'll destroy christmas. >> and our last hope to unite america. >> oh, i can live with that. mr. president, the partridge is in the pear tree. >> i don't know what that means. >> it means we got the sack. we went over this, mr. president. now, let's go. >> y

so everything we hear behind closed doors echo what is the huff p.o.they would only put the donald trump campaign in entertainment section because they called this a side show. but the losers are all of us because we deserve the transparency. to everyone's point this behooves all of to us find out what kid regardless of the party is benefiting or exchanging foreign access on his father's name. now to kennedy's point in the earlier block, the more we learn and the more revealed from the subpoenas to finance throughout the multiple investigations, when we find out what exactly joe biden knew, clearly it's too late at this point. but that will be an effective spear that the g.o.p. can use in the 2022 midterms and the 2024 elections. >> harris: yeah. that is an interesting question. "time" magazine names joe biden and kamala harris its person of the year. in a profile fiercely critical of president trump. imagine that. is this an example of the media coverage for next four years? by the way, aren't they two people? yes. the minneapolis city council follows

i thought, they're going to take me outside, huff mandcuff me, te to jail.t expect them to come inside my house, i didn't expect it to be a raid with a armed policemen and guns pointed at my kids. it was very terrifying for my family. and i always thought i would be more afraid to have a gun six inches from my face, but all of this has really done for me is made me more resolute in how important it is that people get information. all the silencing at doh up to the election, everything that's happened afterwards, things are worse right now in the country than they've been at any other point. there are more than 300,000 confirmed covid cases in k-12 schools in this country. it is more important now that i keep doing this. for my family's sake, we're thinking about having them stay with family for a wihile. but for me, i have to keep doing this. this is just more proof that this is important. >> you talked about florida county health officials. the florida "sun-sentinel" put out an investigative piece last week which said they've been basically muzzled. ordered

janice huff knows this stuff she's tracking the snowstorm, chief meteorologist for nbc 4 new york it'soing to be quite a day tomorrow, huh? >> oh, yeah, shep, that's for sure tomorrow, tomorrow night into thursday as well our storm hasn't actually developed yet but it's in the beginning stages over the gulf of mexico. guess what, the hurricane hunters are getting in on the action no, they're not tracking hurricanes right now but a winter storm they have been flying through parts of the gulf of mexico in the upper levels of the atmosphere gathering data because this is where the beginnings of the storm will be and that energy will be transferred along the coast. they're not just hurricane hunters, they're winter storm hunters as well. the difficulty with the forecasts with these nor east t nor'easters, is the different air. sometimes you get ice like sleet, ice pellets any time you get rain, sleet and snow that means your snow totals will be a lot less and that depends on the track of the storm. where it forms and where it moves. if it takes more of a northern track, you get more mixing

. >> steve, thanks janice huff tracking the fire. chief meteorologist for nbc 4 new york any weather help for them this weekend, janice. >> well, shep, the good news is that the winds have decreased as steve mentioned. the problem is think it's still an offshore wind which creates a very dry atmosphere. the relative humidities are in the single digit, 2%, 3%, 4%, high fire danger remains especially for los angeles, ventura and southern kern counties even through saturday even though the winds are light they are still blowing offshore and that's a very dry wind so we have to keep that in mind. in most canyon passes they're likely to see gusts up around 30, 35 miles an hour over the weekend but this is a much better condition in terms of fighting the fires because the winds aren't as strong although fire could spread rapidly here they do anticipate more santa ana winds next week is the bigger issue. >> on the other side a nor'easter whipping up the coast. >> this is going to be a monster storm for new england. these two systems phasing

a june poll from huff post and ugov showed 27% of americans supported the idea of defunding the policeithout agreeing on what the term means it's tough to know what the respondents meant. a recent poll by a democratic pollster after the election showed the term" defund the police" may have hurt democrats in down ballot races with 35% of respondents saying the issue made them, quote, less likely to vote for democrats. putting the term" defund the police" aside, the idea that justice should be meated out equally and policing equitybly shouldn't be controversial. the part that is is what we do about it. i don't pretend to know the answer but i was out among the protesters this summer and i heard their anger and we've talked about it a lot on this show and i understand in barack obama's world of reason, an informed debate about this makes sense. now it's a different world in which the president of the united states did not seek to know meant discord between black and whites and police and the communities they are sworn to protect, cities and suburbs. obama didn't berate americans to choose

are they going to get started if facebook has such a control and lock on on this industry thaddeus huff my step professor of law at the university of dayton thank you for joining us thank you barbara rights groups say beijing is using an automated system of mass surveillance and attentions to repress the countries we girl muslim minority this comes from a new report from human rights watch based on the leak that list of at least 2000 we go detainees apparently flagged by the system all of them were sent to political education camps in china's western xinjiang region the report suggests the majority were flagged by authorities for lawful behavior that included traveling being young or acting suspiciously. well beijing has this mr human rights watch report as an attempt to smear china's reputation nice to others the so-called human rights group you mentioned has always been full of prejudice and stirring up trouble words are not worth repeating. well ken roth is the executive director of human rights watch he says china's reaction to the report is not surprising somebody beat an official

in a letter obtained by "huff post," biden's incoming white house counsel tells senators to find publicefenders and civil rights attorneys in their state who they think would be a good fit for federal judgeship. are you familiar with this? >> i am definitely familiar with that spirit in my conversations with transition members. my senior senator, bob menendez, and i have been working very hard on coming up with a very qualified, diverse, long list of judges for the judicial emergency we really have in the state of new jersey. so, what donald trump and mitch mcconnell have done to the federal bench -- and i say both of them, because even before donald trump came into office, mitch mcconnell seemed to be doing everything he could to slow down the process of -- and even undermine -- the process of obama appointees. and so, now we have years now of donald trump putting on more judges than anybody else in the modern era. many of them were deemed unqualified by the aba. they are young, and many of them represent the farthest right wings of judicial thought. so, i think we need to work to bala

could have stewed in juices you could have left, walked off in a huff, sure enough you get the job anywayger than most others. so there is reward for stepping back from yourself sometimes, isn't it? >> i believe you're absolutely right, neil but casting in the context of donald trump, the president. i think he has a feeling that on behalf of those people who voted for him he has got to litigate this until it is conclusion, whether it is positive or negative. i also believe, knowing the president for 30 plus years, that he will exit gracefully, and that he will indeed follow in the tracks of the great grover cleveland and seek re-election in 2024. and i believe that those who voted for him this time will come out and support him again next time. but until that time he has got, he has got an obligation, neil, to the people who voted for him to at least see this challenge to its conclusion. neil: those people, but, dick, for those people or himself? >> remember, remember, neil, what hillary clinton advised joe biden before the election, never concede! okay? neil: fair enough. >> he is simply

by attacking this panel without listening to it, leaving in a huff and having no questions shows a small-mindedness, a closed-mindedness and really it should be everything we should avoid. i'm not here to be an advocate for one treatment over the other. i will ask some tough questions to the panel. but i'm open-minded enough to listen to their side and see -- and try to determine whether or not it's a good treatment or bad. but immediately close our mind, i think, is a bad way of looking at this. i had a good friend die yesterday from this. she lived a -- i'm not saying this isn't a deadly disease. she lived a couple doors down and we're sad. kelly and i are both sad about what happened. about six months ago we had a friend who died in their 30s. not from the disease, but from lack of a stress ekg. she died from a terminal arrythmia in her 30s with two young children but her stress ekg was canceled because the government decided that we shouldn't do it, it was an elective procedure. it was delayed and she died from a terminal arrythmia. people also do die from the decisions that people make. the im

they can huff and puff, but at the end of the day, joe biden will be president in january, and we'llave this hoopla on the outside. it won't matter. yes, can you challenge everything about our system, you can rhetorically, but if you can't legally does it have a practical effect? what you said about this obsession that joe biden has with normal, and normal seems to be working for him. think about the picks he's made so far in the cabinet. if the only controversy we had is that someone tweeted about the republicans, it will defuse the republicans who will be inclined not to give him anybody in his cabinet. naming fauci, wear masks, focus on the stimulus package. it's been a nice i think juxtaposition for him against the circus and legal theatrics, because he's come into january and he'll have -- you'll have lots of unemployment, an economy that's crushed for the people in the service economy and you'll have a donald trump who's doing a lot of the stuff he's doing on the outside and he has to figure out a way to get the economy and get the vaccine out. and i think normal is the best st

huff: it definitely has a major role, i think, in future investigations. and it's definitely made our work a lot easier, but it certainly adds to the overall investigation success rate. gisele: i think one of the results of this project and of volunteering for it will really resonate with us the day that we hear of a conviction of a logger being done because they matched a sample that we collected. spalding: there's a lot of demand for this wood, and unless it's sourced in a way that's renewable and consciously managed, you know, eventually the risk is, of course, an imminent loss of that resource and dwindling of supply. otherwise, it's going to disappear, and that would really be a true crime. woman: scientists at the u.s. fish and wildlife laboratory in oregon hope forensics will one day help stop the importing of illegal lumber. meanwhile, in brazil's maranhao state, indigenous communities have formed citizen patrolso protect the forest from tree poachers. [indistinct chatter] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray f