with everyday, it's like i'm working for hustles and one might be a little bit illegal and work worried how will i send off eviction in the pre-creased covid and health and financial pre-charity, that is an open question if anyone has any initial thoughts how we can be attentive to those differences. >> i think the first thing speaking of someone who worked a lot of the home care assistance, leader of the bin creek, after hours, the jobs a high school college is to actually listen to what people are saying, which sounds like it should be obvious but i see a lot i'm going to advocate for uber drivers and it's like they are already advocating for themselves and they have some very specific asks that they have been very clear about, so you just swatting in to save them is not really super productive and i think another thing we should be doing is paying attention to labor journalists who have been doing the work for a very long time because being of journali journalism, they have these deeply sourced networks, and thinking of people that they are talking to and helping people who would not

i thank god, mainly because those were 7 hard months. 7 months that well, you really have to hustle and thank god i have a little garden where i've been known as an plantings nor work around some odd jobs in bricklaying. and that was it. it was 7 hard months. for carhart, a car here, the beach is certainly a welcome change for most visitors. it distracts them from the problems plaguing their country. and as well as economy was already crippled. and then the pandemic it, this year it's predicted to fall by another 26 percent. thanks to the lock down, unemployment continues to rise with no stop in sight. that's why is that pinto is happy about the rollback of corona restrictions. she can finally get out again and sell her in pain yachters type of fried pastry from a stand again. where the owner of the beach was not just a breath of fresh air. that means the whole world in the sky and the stars because you know, this is where you can make a living not to get rich. but you can find a way to make up for what you don't have to cation is on the beach. i mean that local vendors can, once again

kate: what are kind of back and orth -- this goes back to some of the hustle references you make. back andbouncing ideas forth about member moralizing citizenship.ory or thomas: here is an example point about the confederacy would be defeat. the frank fraco-prussian been defeated and the to -- let's look a these two monuments here. paris e was a student in statue was a er's sensation after frank frank war this fallen soldier. he is dead. bale carried by glory off field of he is feud, his sword is broken. he is helpless. is a shattered france after the franco-prussian war. student wants to revisit this opic a quarter century later talking about confederacy defeat. of french what do we have here? this guy is dead but he is still two feet.n has own he is clothed and he is not carry away to safety by this figure. he's been crowned with a laurel wreath. the is a good example of back and forth between two cultures of commemoration on the defeat in which france started with a stark being crusheded a , we are d on to this going to come back and get them memorialization. confederacy moved

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though melania is work herring own hustle at the same time. biden won and they also said our marriage isn't valid. i know, it's their decision, the people have spoken. and as for jared schooling trump, imagine being told to grow up by a guy who's never gone through puberty. got to hurt. it's not great for jared because this is yet just another impossible job trump has given him to do -- all right, jared, it's your job to convince me to concede the election. okay, sir, it's time to concede. eat shit you creepy mannequin. catch me if you can! aaahhh! so maybe trump will decide to concede eventually or maybe he won't. doesn't matter either way because it's knot really his decision to make. joe biden is going to become president on january 20th and trump's opinion about that counts for exactly one vote. same as any other vote in america. and i know it's hard to believe but after all this time, it looks like reality has finally caught up with donald trump. all right, we're going to take a quick break but when we come back i'll be talking to the civ

this guy never misses a hustle.the copper wuering from the white house walls. keep pulling, jared, i know a guy who will give us 35 cents a foot for this tough. >> trevor: but that is what is happening, for anyone with brains it looks like donald trump is scamming people out of their money by saying that his country wrongly kicked him ou out of power. and i guess i owe donald trump an apology. because i honestly thought he could never change, but he has. the dude went from being an african dictate tore a nigerian prince. when we km back i will be joined by an american soccer superstar mega rapinoe and the mediocre soccer player forrest whitaker, soccer player forrest whitaker, so stay for over 30 years, lexus has been celebrating driveway moments. here's to one more, the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2021 rx 350 for $419 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. swipe, lift, spin, dry. slam, pan, still...fresh move, move, move, move

heartbreaking synopsis of what many people are dealing with and in this case, leslie, there's side hustles to make to make money to sort of supplement what they were doing as actors and the very things, you know, waiting tables, driving uber, whatever it is, i would imagine that's become a lot more challenging, too. >> yeah. we spoke with dozens of actors and people in the broadway community who have, who has, as mentioned, lost their side hustle as well so it's increasingly difficult for them to make money in this current environment. some of them have turned to -- she's turned to teaching classes, voice classes and theatrical classes online. it still doesn't quite make up the difference from what she was earning as a professional actor. others are turning to things like nannying or serving as a trainer. again, it's just not the same for people who really see this as a calling and being on broadway and working in that community. >> absolutely. leslie, thanks for bringing us that story. >>> still ahead, the pandemic has been weighing on dividend stocks and dividend payer oversold compared

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. >> they're hustling. >> you might be being hustled. >> the other part that's play tabl -- blatant and political, we heard talk about triggering liberals or people crying or snow fakes or living in a bubble. when you watch the fox anchor there and again, i'm not taking it personal to any which one, that's not really my point, but more broadly, why is it that this particular president and some of his supporters, not all, need some sort of multi week snow flake off ramp to accept that which every other candidate in both parties typically do night of or next day? >> you know, in your entire candidacy and presidency is based on denying reality, it's kind of hard to adjust to when it rears its ugly head. they don't believe in science. they don't believe in history. don't believe in climate change. the things that are real like collusion with russia they say are a hoax. they are disoriented by the pacpac facts and you on election night or two days or three days after election night, i remember that saturday well when it became clear the biden team had won and people were dancing in the stree

walked through the santa monica place mall and you may forget it is crunch time for retailers but the hustleened by the pandemic. ruth is visiting daisy from dallas where numbers have been spiking. life and commerce in texas is different from here. >> it is a the opposite, they are not strict, there is no lockdown or faces. you just have to wear your masks. >> reporter: in la county new restrictions will go into effect beginning tomorrow. public and private gatherings with individuals not in your household are banned. the only exceptions are outdoor worship services and protests. retail stores will be limited to 25% occupancy. personal care services are also limited to 20%. you are asked to stay home as much as possible and to wear a mask any time you go outside. >> if they are saying not to go it is because cases are rising. it is for our protection. >> for this young family the only form of retail therapy during the pandemic is avoiding brick-and-mortar stores. >> even before covid-19 i purchased everything online. >> we are just walking around. >> reporter: for daisy the alarming spike ha

. >> east texas far from the hustle of big city life but now the usual peace and quiet here shattered but a pandemic. >> as you know we have another surge in covid. skraurbgs this is the morning huddle at titus regional medical center >> we have currently seven r.n.'s out with covid and that stretches us thin. >> they called code 1 and alert were they are moving a covid patient skraurbgs in the i.c.u. 2 yard nurse megan barrett preparing for another covid patientment >> they are worried and scared si always tray it make testimony feel at ease. >> only u.c.u. within an who are is busy and how to experiencing its they are summer in covid cases many >> she is sort of breath. >> c.e.o. terry scoggin trying to keep his hospital you a float. >> one of my biggest concerns and fares is under my leadership we will not milwaukee it. >> the hospital which serves five rural counties was already struggling financially we covid hit. >> more than half of the patients are in medicare or medicaid and nearly a third of the population here is uninsured. >> it means that it is hard it sraouf. as an indep

mccarthy one by out hustling is opposed by the way la follette realized at the inn. it was very close combat 3000 votes, right. it was a very close election. it was an unlikely election for mccarthy to be able to depose la follette, and it was the toughest election he would ever faced. the easy thing was beating the democrat after he beat the republican nomination. so when mccarthy shows up in washington in early 1947, he shows up there arguably as one of the biggest surprises in that new class of senators, arguably the least qualified new senator to be taking a seat like that but he also was earliest days gave an indication that anybody had been paying attention then, he was somebody to be reckoned with. he was throwing bombs before het even was seated in the senate, essentially saying that striking miners, not to think about using a definitely against striking miners. whether he really thought that nobody will ever know but but i don't think he did. he just knew instinctively how to get journalists like you and be to pay attention to him. that was partly by being o

but amid the hustle, it's important to listen and pay attention. because it's not just the loudest voices who need to be heard. we all have a story to tell, but i see it as my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious. now i'm based in europe, mum. my work takes me around the world. but my, it seems for me in this state to tell the important stories behind the headlines. what is the heart of the story? why does it matter who live in paris but not just stay focused? if you want answers to cut through the noise, to get to the truth. my name is sarah kelly, and i work it's a double dutch law. give us your country. people will make you rich people. oil will provide you with jobs for the oil. we'll take good care of. you may see changes to the big stage where the search took hold on. the west coast is coming up in 2007 that investors make big promises. but years later, reality looks just littered peaches, blood dripping shortage. i mean what happens if you're gonna stream of water cold boyle? thomas' starts december. so good to get out of the good pl

>>it was time to get patches to the plane and that meant trying to hustle him past the unsuspecting staff at the airport office. the next challenge getting his 40 plus pound goat into a cage in the back seat. there you did it. okay >>we've got your body make sure that you're safe and then the question how patch is going to handle the takeoff. >>the answer no problem. the visibility was great heading over the mountains here the great fine with that change once we crossed into the central valley smoke was everywhere. we flew toward the to avoid the fire tankers battling the scu complex fires. >>we saw huge plume of smoke from more than 50 miles away towering above our 8500 foot cruising out to 2. >>3 hours after leaving la we touched down in petaluma where rescuers lives the airport fence to welcome their newest resident just handed the short time later he was at his new home wonder farm sanctuary in pembroke. the founder says she made sure the family that surrendered patches knew that he was in good hands there i had a long talk with her and explain what we do i sent photographs of this pl

if this energy that makes it feel like all but amid the hustle, it's important to listen and pay attention because it's not just the loudest. this moves me, her. we all have a story. this is how i see it is my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious. now i'm basing europe and my work takes me around the world. but my instincts for me at the same to tell the important stories behind the headlines. what is the heart of the story? why does it matter who live impact past? stay focused. if you want to cut through the noise to get to the truth. my name is sarah kelly and i wanted to double the missionary. and a pragmatist, the diplomat who always gets straight to the point the good to institutes outgoing director close to tellem on the last cultural diplomatic starts nov 16th on a d w. frank food international gateway to the best connection self in road and rail. located in the heart of europe, you are connected to the whole world experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be allat guest at frankfurt airport city. managed by from this is data newsline from burb

but amid the hustle, it's important to listen and pay attention because it's not just the loudest voices who need to be heard. we all have a story. this is how i see it is my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious. now i'm based in europe, and my work takes me around the world. but my, it seems for me in the state to tell the important stories behind the headlines. what is the heart of the story? why does it matter who live in paris when it comes to focus? if you want answers to cut through the noise, to get to the truth by the sarah tally. and i want you to double play the blame. blame, blame, blame, blame, blame, blame, blame, blame, blame, blame, blame, blame. this is d.w. news live from berlin, u.s. president, donald trump, orders thousands of troops to leave afghanistan and iraq. the move helps fulfill his campaign promise to bring american troops home from conflicts overseas. but some tele, terry officials and nato allies are sounding the alarm about the decision. also coming up on the show. hurricane iota, tears through nicaragua, claiming several lives and forcing tens of t

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the normal hustle and bustle leading up to the thanksgiving holiday is missing this year with more restrictive measures being put in place here in california and nationwide to stem the spike in covid cases. as southbay reporter jesse gary tells us the cdc tells us it's recommending people avoid travel for the holiday. >> reporter: with the week before thanksgiving, air travel is light at oakland international and other bay area airports. >> we wanted to break it up so we weren't traveling with a bunch of other people. it's a little bit easier the week before. >> reporter: this as officials say travel during the 11 day thanksgiving holiday period is projected to be 1/5 of what it was last year. that is due in large part to governor gavin newsom who says a doubling of the daily covid case count should curtail thanksgiving celebrations. >> this is the fastest increase california has seen since the beginning of this pandemic. >> reporter: newsom says 94% of the states population is in the purple tear including six bay area counties. as a result, officials say people should forgo thanksgiving gathe

any watch mccarthy go out and hustle all of the republican activists. especially young republicans in a way that finally coleman became convinced this was the guy who was so determined to win that he was the guy he got get behind. the way i think that joe mccarthy beat him was partly what you were suggesting. that he beat himself. he really, it was almost like he was surrendering. i think he was getting older. he had been in office long enough, his health is not great. and i'm sure he is not convinced he wanted another term. or at least not wanted it enough to fight hard and to fight dirty like he was going to have to do to beat a guy like joe mccarthy. so mccarthy had legitimate issues in the campaign. whether he'd been captured by the republican establishment had the kind of rootedness in wisconsin that voters in any state want to see when they are electing somebody. he also fought dirty. and he raised issues like the fact that le follett owned a home in virginia. and mccarthy was suggesting that was a manchin. and it was a place he really considered

doing and if it's something he did not accept and he watched mccarthy and watched mccarthy go out and hustle the all of the publican activists, especially young republicans in a way that finally called him to be convinced that this was a guy so determined to win that he was a guy you got to get behind. the way i think that joe mccarthy beat laval it was partly what you were suggesting that look follett beat himself. it was almost like he was surrendering. i think he was getting older and have been in office long enough and his health was a great and i'm not convinced that he was sure he really wanted another term or lease not wanted enough to fight hard and to fight dirty like he was going to have to do to beat a guy like joe mccarthy so mccarthy raised legitimate issues in the campaign like whether lafollette had been captured by the rolling in astonishment and whether he still had the kind of rootedness in wisconsin that voters in any state want to see when they are electing somebody but also fought dirty and he was raising issues like the fact that lafollette owned a home in virginia and

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quite a hustling, bustling little town. but dirty and filthy nonetheless. >> would have been familiar to the pilgrims? prof. stone: no. it would not have been familiar to the pilgrims. there were pilgrims from plymouth that joined the mayflower. but most of the pilgrims came , and the northre and east of plymouth, where the puritans, for saints, as they were called. passengers, 50% were pilgrims, and the other 50% were called strangers. so they were not particularly strong in terms of their rejection of james the first church of england. so the puritans came from places where they illegally set up a church of worship, before they went to holland. there were people from hollen who would've come over and joined the ship, possibly at southhampton, possibly in london. plymouth would have been their final calling port. in buildings like the accommodation , they were making arrangements for what to do with passengers aboard the speedwell. who were obviously not going to travel on the speedwell and some of them want back home, som

last on the list, more work, with 8% of us going -- getting a second job talk about hustle there. >>wing all those balls and it's up to us to keep them all in the air >>> all right. one of sports biggest power couples had a surprise over the weekend. announced they are engaged after four years of dating two met at the 2016 olympics in rio and began dating shortly after. rapinoe was recently with bird celebrating the seattle storm winning the league title so congratulations to them >> good to them. >>> a new study put a massive price tag on a asteroid orbiting between mars and jupiter the space rock is estimated to be worth about 10,000 quadrillion dollars. that's 19 zero, many times more than our entire global economy made up almost entirely of metals and >>> will the women of the suburbs please vote for president trump? so ridiculous. >> i believe the message is going to be clear, it's time for donald trump to pack his bag and go home. >> one day away. the race for the white house with election day upon us. the candidates will hit the road one last time to try to seal the deal. >>>

. >> reporter: the hustle and bustle of the holiday shopping season is a bust so far at just for fun in san francisco's noe valley. >> our foot traffic is really, really bad. >> reporter: shops are looking festive next to empty and closing storefronts. the holiday events that draw crowds to neighborhood shopping corridors are canceled. >> the carollers have been canceled. i mean, we're not doing any of that. and that's what they told us is to not do anything that would gather people in one spot. and those were all huge events for us. >> reporter: hoping to deliver customer, san francisco is launching we will recover, encouraging people to have holidays at home. shop locally, and help neighbors. >> the first thanksgiving in 25 years we haven't had a crowd. >> reporter: he plans to have state holiday and says he will focus his spending at favorite neighborhood shops, especially his bookstore. >> we have to keep something like that alive or we'll lose music. we'll lose books. we'll lose people that get together. >> reporter: back at just for fun, david island is hoping there isn't a cov

quite a hustling, bustling little town. 30, and filthy nonetheless. >> would it have been familiar to the pilgrims? >> no. it would not have been familiar to the pilgrims. there were pilgrims from plymouth that joined the mayflower, but most of the pilgrims came from lincoln show, and to the north and east of plymouth, where the puritans or saints as they were called, all the 102 passengers, 50% were pilgrims, the other 50% will be called strangers. they were not particularly strong in terms of the rejection of the james church of england. so the puritans came from places that were illegal, the illegally set up a church of worship. before it went to holland. they will head people from hollander who came over and join the ship, possibly from south london. plymouth would have been their final call import. and -- they had to fight accommodation, they were making arrangements for what to do with the passengers aboard the speed well. who obviously we're not going to travel on the speed well, some of them went back home, some of them went back to holland, the rest of them go until the very

economic impact of this latest pandemic will be felt for many years to produce and you must show hustling for 14 days, play no part and do the right thing. so we consuming time. colossal efforts being made to understand, contain and find cures to infectious diseases. a cambridge university containment facility has been built to do just this, run by professor gordon doogan. it is a state of the art facility outside of the facility as a cage. that cage is what we call the nod to terrorism and to threat of prevents people getting into this facility. we don't want in the facility, we have a call here tonight to the south to the virus a growing here. we have behaved i.v. virus. the capability in this facility. on the bacterial side, we have a road to grow. the typhoid organism, the organism because of typhoid, which is actually a bacteria. and we have a room for that. the nature's pandemic, like others before, has had massive lifestyle implications. so i am an infectious disease expert and when i travel into real areas where i know diseases, i'm very careful about the way i myself in the envir

well no, but donald trump has not just received threats, but had plans changed and been hustled into secure locations more times than i can count on. he doesn't really talk about it. so the death threat saying is a thing you bring up when you're trying to do harm to the other side in p.r. terms, and it may or may not be relevant or important to her to death threats is plural, death threats. and they're not serious. they're just not that isn't a thing that the right does in this country. the left makes death threats every day on twitter and facebook, but the right really doesn't do that. it's been more than 2 weeks since the election. now, how much time pressure do you think that raise all now transition to get moving and move into that new phase? i don't know because i don't think biden is administering all of this himself. i think he has or group of advisors who are actually the power behind 78 years old and more than demonstrated in the last few months that he's a little bit addled. i don't mean to be mean to him, but his life is continuing senior moment now. and i don't think he's

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true independent contractors determining their own affairs or prizes who are hustling to be small businessowners and workers in these economies are highly controlled through the business model and algorithms. this isn't true across the platform economy but it is particularly true in the u.s. for the platform companies that get the most attention and employee the most workers. that's why there's so much attention being played for the worker classification when we think about regulating the platform economy more broadly. regulators see this as the biggest pressure point for these companies and what they are hearing from their constituents is they are sleeping in their cars. in california that economic inequality as opposed to being ameliorated by this work and if you work ten to 12 hours a day you should be able to put food on the table and pay your rent, so there's some conflicts between the promise that julie talks about in the book and that was sort of promised at the beginning. in the shadows occupied people wanted real freedom and flexibility and hope for the true ownership of their lab

hustle and as economic future looks bleak, especially for the poorest. more and more people in the country are doing it. algis are it's good to have you with us. hello, adrian finnegan, here in doha. the headlines on al-jazeera, the leader of the to gray region in all that, ethiopia says his forces are in conflict with eritrea on several fronts. he's confirmed the firing of missiles at the airport and eritrea's capital aspira. if you open government forces launched an offensive in the region 11 days ago, al-jazeera is mohamed atta reports now from on the border of the 2 great region. according to the 16 all at its.

versus our correspondent in your to trying to hustle. of all the adjectives to describe democracy which stands for giving the people the right to choose who is in charge the man who stood up to take over the white house didn't pick fair stable or strong democracy is sometimes messy it's sometimes requires a little patience as well but that patience has been rewarded now for more than 240 years the system of government governance has been the envy of the world just messy or it's just gotten way too messy and his country we have received reports of many irregularities we believe that there are dead voters that have been counted this is fraud this is absolute fraud trump campaign says they're going to court the biden campaign says it's ready for court fights protests bite from supporters and a series of vote fraud allegations by the president himself trump will go to war over this election and that is dangerous for this country there is quite a list of things appearing as cracks in the system take the mail in voting in times of covert when

any extra money beyond one salary is called aside hustle. and as the economic future looks bleak, especially for the poorest, more and more people in the country are doing it. algis are alkio just said, egypt of announced a major discovery of $100.00 coffins with well preserved mummies. have been found along with dozens of gilded statues of ancient gods. the discovery was announced next to a pyramid and sakara, after chappelle reports buried beneath the sand for 2 and a half 1000 years. a breathtaking slice of egyptian history is revealed more than 100 of the color in that human world coming from that it would have been. but the other one, how does that mean that it's only a year and more of the, for the period of all that you know, because you are and this is why would a prophet archaeologist say the objects belong to the wealthiest of citizens? most of them are covered in gold. more than 40 statues of ancient gods and funerary masks were found alongside them. and it's thought the massive burial site just south of cairo, has far more in sto

independent contractors working for cooperatives to determine their own affairs or prices or those who are hustling to be small business owners in these economies are highly influential from the business model and algorithms. this is insured across a platform economy that get the most attention so to answer your question there is so much attention being played to worker classification with regulating the platform economy. so my sentences regulators see this the biggest pressure point for these companies what they hear from their constituents they are not learning a minimum wage and as opposed to ameliorated in the sense that mr. have in the united states working ten or 12 hours a day you should be able to food on the table and pay your rent so there is a context between the inhibition and the promise that julie talks about in her book in the shadows that occupy real freedom in real possibility and hope for true ownership of their labor and of their work of the everyday lives and what these platforms ended up offering in real time. so a trajectory in how people doing this work for these companies fe

any extra money beyond one salary is called a side hustle. and as the economic future looks bleak, especially for the poorest, more and more people in the country are doing it. algis are a criminal investigation has been launched into 50 well known nigerians who supported protests against police brutality that they've been accused of promoting the end sols demonstrations. a court has given police 2 weeks to determine whether they're responsible for the damage to property during those rallies and musicians. football players and journalists are among those named major protests were held last month, calling for an end to police brutality by the special and to bribery squad. well, archeologists in egypt have announced a major discovery more than 100 wooden coffins with well preserved mummies have been found along with dozens of gilded statues of enchant gods news of the fire and was announced next to a pyramid. and so carra anderson has buried beneath the sand for 2 and a half 1000 years. a breathtaking slice of egyptian history is revealed with

and reasonable produced an hour of live television now signing up 24/7 and 365 day so now it's a hustleto find the staff and turning a country club into the elaborate set. >> and with the veteran newspeople with this intoxicating opposition watching the news is like eating your vegetables but back to your question , basically the ted found, or the people found the lesser dead country club and maybe would be developed, maybe not and they had to retrofit this club with rats pretty quickly in order to have it ready. and then to have the largest array ever installed at that point there is a lot of story here of changing technology was the human resources and convincing people are not too much money for something that might not work is not a foregone conclusion so basically kavanaugh was one of the chief producers he may be on the call him and decided they needed to get cheap labor to go out and find young people willing to work for less than minimum wage to have that moment in television you couldn't get because there were only three networks and a few hours produced every day there was no

any extra money beyond one salary is called a side hustle. and as the economic future looks bleak, especially for the poorest, more and more people in the country are doing it. algis are it's good to have you with us. hello, adrian finnegan, here in doha. the headlines allows us here at the leader of the to green region in northern ethiopia. says his forces are in conflict with eritrea on several fronts. he's confirmed the firing of missiles at the airport in eritrea. as capitalist marra, ethiopian government forces launched an offensive in the region 11 days ago. ahmed out o. has been from kaunda on the border of the to greater region. according to the.

hustle and as economic future looks bleak, especially for the poorest. more and more people in the country are doing it. algis are just an egypt has announced a major discovery more than 100 wooden coffins with well preserved mummies have been found along with dozens of gilded statues, of ancient gods. the news of the find was announced next to a paramedic secada and has will be buried beneath the sand for 2 and a half 1000 years. a breathtaking slice of egyptian history is revealed more than what it was, the color that you have all been from that it would have been. but the other one. how does that mean that it's only a year and more of the 4. put it that you think will be the star, and this is why would the archaeologists say the objects belong to the wealthiest of citizens? most of them are covered in gold. more than 40 statues of ancient gods and funerary masks were found alongside them. and it's thought the massive burial site just south of cairo, has far more in store. in fact, it will be, the real surprise is that there is a workshop for making wo

celebrating around the country you can see crowds out well actually these are the celebration of their hustle abrasions and other places these are trying to supporters out in washington d.c. who are none too pleased about the result that's been made even on fox news it appears that they are for the president elect biden let's listen to this crowd. we have heard from the trump campaign and the president on trump is refusing to concede is it does appear that he's out golfing at the moment and so we have yet to hear from him and so we have heard from his personal lawyer really giuliani was confirmed but he is not conceding on a statement from the campaign suggest that they will proceed with further litigation on monday but that is yet unspecified as to as to what that assuming that they do say that will begin on monday let's now take this moment to speak to me on the cage at his electorate the university of pennsylvania kerry law school neil what do you make of all these potential. legal challenges does seem like would be very difficult for them to chains that spread out. he would not only be ca

ourdy supporters dengt and they uttered that and that hustling ma have made something of a difference asell. that's something that'sard for polls to pickp. but superior organizion -- >> right also has the potential to backfire because -- if docrats did go out there and campaign and not knock on or deuc that could be radically undermine joe biden's entire premise it seems like it was a kind ofinough -- don't know luckily our job is not decide how things could have gone differently. but it does seem like it would have been seen. iant to go into a couple specific counties like orange county. and texas let's start with orange county. so about a year ago, the chairman of the tom emmer told me that republica were poised no only to flip the house which requires netng 17 feet that the path to get there 25 was there easily. laid out thi scenario in ich republicans would recapte cancel a district that hillary clinton carried in 2016. it looks like republicans will recapture at least two orang county seats in the house. it seemsnthinkable that republicans couldng all of orane county just a few y

but amid the hustle, it's important to listen and pay attention because it's not just the loudest voices who needs to be heard. we all have a story, the taliban. i see it is my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious. now i'm basing your mum and my work takes me around the world. it seems from a mistake to tell the court the stories behind the headlines. what is the heart of the story? why does it matter who live there happens to stay focused? if you want to cut through the noise to get to the truth. kelly and i work up to death on the w.'s crime fighters are back with africa's most successful in radio drama series continues through the olympus odes are available online course you can share and discuss on w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighter to me and now you know that 77 percent topic are younger than 65 cuts. me and me and you know what? external voices? longest 77 percent. we talk about be easy stuff. this is where, you know, 77 percent this weekend on d w the 1st place this is the news live from, but there are reports of civilians massacred i

. >> we opened on friday, the day after thanksgiving, and it was just hustling. many people that we had to turn some away. we are limited on space here. today was another good day, but a little bit more evenly spaced . >> cut your own tree sellers so there could be a couple of reasons for the increase in interest this year. because a pandemic restrictions more americans are staying home and have time to water a fresh-cut tree and also, the trees can easily be displayed outside where there is a lower risk of spreading the virus. >>> for more than 50 years the piedmont boy scouts have sold christmas trees to the community . they are offering the trees once again this year. but because of covid, things will look a little different. all sales are being done online. they come with contactless pickup and delivery options. organizers say it's easy for customers, say for the volunteers and continues the tradition of having a real tree for the holiday season. >> the piedmont scout council is the world's smallest counsel. this provides a huge chunk of our funding for the y

better time that he came back and started to campaign hard it was essentially over and one by our hustling his opponent. >> it will is very close, a very close election and unlike the election for mccarthy and it was the toughest selection so conditions of washington showing up as one of the biggest surprises were least qualified new senator to take a seat like that but also from his earliest days to give an indication that nobody had been thing attention, he was somebody to be reckoned with best-selling bombs even before seated in the senate and then to think about a death penalty with a thought that nobody knows i think he did. he just knew instinctively everybody being outrageous and to say it and put them on page one and it was partly by a charming them. for mccarthy may have won the 46 primary because of the rise of the democratic party because the democratic party actually and 46 had been on the sidelines had genuine candidates and genuine competition and code run for governor and macquarie was a good candidate in primaries congressional seats and then that energy. >> you are exactly

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the city that never sleeps, it's this energy that makes it feel like but amid the hustle, it's important to listen and pay attention. because it's not just the loudest voices who need to be heard and we all have a story to tell. i see it as my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious. now i'm busy during my work takes me around the world. but my instincts for being the same to tell the important stories behind the headlines. what is the heart of the story? why does it matter who live in power come to focus if you want to cut through the noise to get to the truth fighting the sierra kelly and i want you to death. this is day that we're news and these are our top stories. large crowds have lined the streets of one desires to bid farewell to football legend, diego maradona. as his funeral procession passed earlier, tens of thousands of fans filed past his coffin at the presidential palace. maradona died wednesday at the age of 60 at home after suffering a heart attack federal troops and have been told to advance on the tikrit capital. mikhail.

we basically just announce them out the door and we hustle. >> here's what will remain open. takeout still allowed after 10:00 p. 10:00 p. 10:00 p. 10:00 p.m. essential businesses can still stay open. the curfew will last until december 21st. luz pena, abc 7 news. >> health experts say the county is likely to slip into the purple tier, soon. the city health director dr. grant colfax. >> our current case rate place us in the trajectory to be in the purple tier possibly as early as sunday. at that point, we will need to abide by thestate shelter-in-place order. >>> and taking a live look at sfo, tonight, as travelers gear up for thachnks today, the busiest day of the holiday, though people have been advised to stay home during the pandemic. it shows tomorrow is likely to be half as busy as today. it expects next sunday will be the busiest day to return for the start of the work week, measured by the number of flight searches on the app. >> we are in the busier part of the thanksgiving-travel week. however, compared to pre-pandemic, our -- our loads remain down about 75% from wh

so whatever your goal, however you hustle, metro has you covered, so you can rule your day.luded for just $35 a line. all on america's largest 5g network at no extra charge. and right now, get the latest 5g phones for less than 100 bucks when you switch. that's the best deal in wireless. metro. empowering you to rule your day. what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks?t smell clean? now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. "the daily social distancing show." senior citizens helped send president trump to the white house in 2016. but this year, polls suggest that they will be voting for joe biden. why the shift? well, jaboukie young-white sat down with some of them to find out why. >> tomorrow is election day, and i gotta say, as a young person, voting for joe biden is a tough pill to swallow, but what about the people who swallow a lot of pills every day. i sat down with some senior citizens to hear their tho