there was an assessment conducted of k-2. you mention that radiation was possibly not all that high, but it's claimed differently saying that he saw readings to 7 to 9 times higher than normal. he even determined that there was yellow cake present, which neither written testimonies mention. he was even handed a bag of it, he said, in his comments to cbs. he also notes that there was arsenic and cyanide which, again, neither testimony mentions. yes or no from either of you, was there yellow cake at k-2? >> this is dr. dave smith. the answer is, we did not find any evidence of yellow cake. initially on the first survey that was done, it was indicated that it was uranium material. on further analysis, as you know, some of those things can't be determined in the field. but on further analysis, it was determined that it was oxidizing depleted uranium. so, no, there was not yellow cake. it is certainly possible that he was in the first tranche of surveyors and then did not hear about the subsequent results. >> just for clarificatio

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i had people say to me, my 401-k is doing well. >> that is the thing. we are correct in saying the stock market and the economy are not the same thing. for a lot of retiree, their retirement accounts is their income, they feel they have had a good ride under president trump. while the president said to them, without me, your 401-k would be lost, that is not necessarily true but people believe it. >> bring in susan, involved with the lincoln project as well. nice to see you at this hour. of the morning, we lost susan. we are having a lot of gremlins on the overnight shift it is hard to get everybody wired up at this late hour, we will go back to monica, at the white house for us. when you look at the map, we have been talking about critical states, talk to me about, if the white house is gaming it out now, and still awake at this hour, looking at what they need to win, the president said he claimed he has a cleeth path. what is the path they are looking at as most likely? >> it is narrow. that is the most important thing here. what is left, what remains,

8 schools or high schools and can you tell me the number of k-5, k-8, or high schools? >> of the 80, the vast majority are k-8 schools. there are only 10 to 11 high schools open for in-person instruction at this point in time. >> got it. >> so, if a school has a positive test, what is the process once there is a positive test at the school? so one of the staff tests positive, what is the protocol then of what would happen and what is the process? >> assuming that the staff person is a teacher, the whole cohort will have to close and quarantine for 14 days, including the staff and all of the students in that cohort. the school would need to do a cleaning and disinfection and any other mitigation efforts we identified based on the site specifics. if it is a staff person that is in an admin role, we would go case-by-case and make recommendations based on that. >> so if it was a teacher in a specific class roomerooclassroo quarantine the teacher and the class for 14 days. >> yes. >> so that was the disruption there. okay, and then -- >> that is why we require distance learn

welcome i can't necessarily speak too much about k p0p necessarily speak too much about k pop but definitelytheir lyrics, a culmination of all of these things that so many people identify with and i love and appreciate and it is just over all who bts are as people best friend from not just the who bts are as people best friend from notjust the us but everywhere i follow my love with them. they are singing in korean, so do you understand what they are saying or do you google translations? the amazing thing about our fandom if they are so many other amazing fans out there who do translation for us so out there who do translation for us so when a new album releases, you have fa ns so when a new album releases, you have fans who stay up night translating the songs and posting them for the rest of us to share. i personally do not speak any korean. what do you think about the new album because i've been reading about that and they have really drawn on the experience of covid—19 and the pandemic and just a way that we've all seen our life changing over the last six to eight months globally? for me,

s-t-o-k-k-e. >> good morning. i will give my account of what happened. i have been here for quite a bit. i came to obtain content and info on election night. unfortunately, i was stereotyped. you can take that for what you i may. was not able to gain access by any means. aggressive is the word, so to speak. the question was asked, 1:30 am, why are you here? my response was, it is election night. it was unique. they said they had one hour left of counting to do. an official came out and gave access to sign documents. a few moments later, we were asked to leave. why were we asked to leave within 10 to 12 minutes? clearly, that was an attack on media or anyive individual or entity that wanted to have access and cover. we found it unique other outlets were able to have full access but we were not given any type of access. the question of validity of my background, any type of media, experience whatsoever. so that was my personal account. >> what media were you representing? >> let me just say this. all of your questions are very good. and they should be aske

again it is a busy day on wall street with the dow hitting an all time high making another run at 30 k.hat comes as president-elect joe biden is reporting tapping former fed chair janet yellen to run the treasury department. tesla is continuing the record run now topping half a trillion dollars in market cap. making elon musk the world's second richest person on paper and apple making another concession, carl on app store fees a lot going on >> yeah. we talked about that early moving being the small crack that starts to widen as for tesla, i mean, whether it's some of the reports about a hatch back in europe or longer range vehicles or just enthusiasm over the ev space as we gheet into a biden administration on top of the gm news yesterday, jon. so there is a lot happening in the ev space and then more bullish news headlines regarding the chip cycle for apple. >> we have thanksgiving and black friday which will be a big deal for retail. we talked yesterday about the big box retailers. today we'll do a little bit more folk us in on online retailers as well. not just amazon but names like

practice social distancing, when social k distancing is impossible. do your part to put the health family, the health of your neighbors, the health of the people in your community first. we're all in this together and as i have said many times from many odium over many, months with the cooperation of the american people, with our incredible doctors and nurses responders, with the extraordinary partnership of state and local health firms, and with god's this. we'll get through get through this together. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the house returns at 9:00 eastern. span two, the house armed services committee holds a hearing on the mission in afghanistan. witnesses include the former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan. mike pence is in georgia for a campaign event for david perdue. he faces a runoff in january. at 10:00, the ways and means oversight committee will hear from the irs commissi

practice social distancing, when social k distancing is impossible. do your part to put the health family, the health of your neighbors, the health of the people in your community first. we're all in this together and as i have said many times from many odium over many, months with the cooperation of the american people, with our incredible doctors and nurses responders, with the extraordinary partnership of state and local health firms, and with god's this. we'll get through get through this together. >> with coronavirus cases increasing across the country, use our website, c-span.org/coronavirus, to follow the trends, track the spread with interactive maps and watch updates on demand anytime at c-span.org/coronavirus. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal ." every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and will discuss policy issues that impact you. friday morning, new jersey discusses campaign 2020, then james clyburn on this week's democratic leadership elections, including his own. an ohio republican congressman warren d

prop k funds to us.ut there are more upgrades that we're looking at, and when you have to work in basements and such, there can be a lot more construction costs that can be involved. >> supervisor preston: thank you. i hear you on the mast arms, about 10%, there's a need at about 100 locations. but just getting some clarity on where we are, how many we've done, sort of supplementing the presentation that you gave, how many we've done, how many we've got to do, and overlying that with the budget realities that we just stated, i'd be interested in something like that. >> what i will do is talk to our teams to track the capital programming. we have a history of which locations we need to touch and which we need to come to next, and maybe we can produce a map through the t.a. in terms of what's been done and what needs to be done, which i think is a great question because i think if we're serious about safety and having systems in good state of repair, we do need to continue to invest in them. and like i sai

it developed into a vigorous and k k cosmopolitan center. for nine weeks in the spring of 1945, san francisco was the center of men's hopes for lasting peace. de delegates came to san francisco on april 25th, 1945 respecting almost 2,000 million people all at war when the conference was begun. they came with hope, born of common struggle. they dime design together machinery to end a war. a curse that in 30 years killed 40 million human beings. >> countless millions more, armed and unarmed were maimed. when the conference convened, franklin roosevelt was missing. the man that helped weld the united nations together as a team, and helped to keep them united died before he could see him dream come true. but his words were in every mind and heart. >> 25 years ago, to finish the work of peace for which they fought. we failed. we failed them, and we cannot fail them again. and expect the world to survive again. >> president truman, roosevelros friend and successor, opened it to the radio. >> it is not the purpose of this to extract a treaty of pea

practice social distancing, when social k distancing is impossible. do your part to put the health family, the health of your neighbors, the health of the people in your community first. we're all in this together and as i have said many times from many odium over many, months with the cooperation of the american people, with our incredible doctors and nurses responders, with the extraordinary partnership of state and local health firms, and with god's this. we'll get through get through this together. with coronavirus cases increasing across the country, use our website to follow the trends, track the spread with interactive maps, and

others but sometimes when we go in doors with friends and family we just assume if you look okay url k. and now we know over 50% of the end of the littles parcularly those under 35 many could be infected unknowingly spreading the virus. thisirus increased so rapidly because there was an unusual cold that began in the northern plains and went through the hetland in the end of september and beginning of october. large numbers of people moved indoors so we have been going across the country in the mid-atlantic states in the northeast to really increase tec cases and they reay want to thank the governors across this great land who have heeded that call and set up what we call sentinel populations whether it's nursing hom k-12 teachers community college student, county workers specific businesses to rely have routine weekly testing so that we can see the spread of this virus down to the zip code and combat that with additional mitigation. the next slide shows what we have been talking about with the level of hospitalizations and in the slide you can see the hospitalizations by the darkness o

hundreds of k. bobs are delivered directly to the door who express every day. will . all the listen better than we expected really tasty yet and still hot this is how we imagine them and they didn't disappoint us physically but. on the journey from central to eastern anatolia the landscape changes as does the temperature the snow capped mountains of cars providence are 20 degrees celsius colder than anchorage. never and to lie are planning their future together where will they live and work after their wedding in east near ankara or somewhere in the east of turkey like this. guide us through it will know i cannot imagine living here even though the scenery is beautiful a bit about us and they enjoy it my father was an official with the turkish railways and as a job. it's not the way been longer than you lived there for 10 years and i went to an elementary school there. he also now has got it done but the living conditions in the east are tough it's not for us. to get out in the mud or. to turkey has the highest percentage. people who use instagram worldwide some 58 pe

i understand that k-5 in our district is contained and in private schools, i think k-8 is a different animal than in our public schools. our public schools have the children, the students go to six different classes. they are going through different classes with different students throughout the day, changing classrooms, using different bathrooms. so it is not like a contained classroom. some private schools, k-8, even their 6-8 classes are in one classroom. our middle schools are very different so i am just wondering if there is a different protocol or has public health looked at other districts that have a similar sort of make up or what we model of what we do here at sfusd that has opened and opened successfully. i know other districts have opened their public schools. i guess my question, because i am probably not being concise enough, is that have you seen any other public schools that have a middle school cafetercafeteria, that has done it and what protocols they put in place -- [inaudible] >> can someone put your microphone on mute? >> okay. >> i believe there were two main poi

the most common type is 401-k. same is for 403b, 457, simple ira, sep or deferred compensation plan. those are workplace plans. if you don't have that at work you may have ira, traditional or roth. big differences. workplace man you can withhold up to $19,500 of salary in tax deferred. if you have over 50 you can withhold another $6,500 for $26,000 altogether. if you have an ira, you can put up to $6,000 per year and $7,000 over 50. do the workplace ma plan to save more. >> can you expand on this. there is a difference when we talk about whether something is pre-tax or after-tax contributions. can you clarify? >> if you put money in the 401k or traditional i ra, it is pre-tax money. you put money in and don't get taxed now. that saves income tax in the current year that you put the money in. that is sheltered. when you take the money out later when you are retired, you pay income tax on it then. that is good because you haven't paid tax for years, you are able to save money and are probably in a lower tax bracket w

this really is sort of a k-shaped recovery. are seeing people who -- more professionals, higher income that have the ability to work remotely, were working in industries that were not directly impacted. the tech industry was largely not impacted as much by the pandemic. if anything, it was helped. then you see folks like essential workers and people that were living paycheck to paycheck often had one, maybe two, sometimes three jobs to get by. those people are really struggling right now. i think you have entire industries where you are seeing systemic unemployment. if you happen to be in the events or you are a local restaurant owner or in the travel industry or the cruise industry, all of these industries are struggling. it's going to take time before they come back. you really are seeing this k-shaped economy. what we stand for and the products we offer are really targeting your everyday middle class american who is trying to get ahead and move forward in their lives. these folks are very disproportionally impacted by what w

to k unanimous consent address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is one minute.or ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in sympathy with the of ghana at the passing of former president jerry roll andz. sincerest family, nses to his friends and loved ones. i've known him and his beautiful family since around 1994. i met him last year when speaker chairwoman bass led a congressional delegation to ghana to commemorate 400 years brutal institution of slavery began in america. wonderful meeting and visit. he reaffirmed his commitment to trengthen the ties between ghana, african-americans, and states.ed president rolands' leadership contributed to steady evelopment and a transition to democracy and peaceful transfer of power. today, ghana is one of the in africa,emocracies a strong partner of the united states, and a respected actor on world stage. my deepest sympathy and love out to mrs. rolands, the rolands family, the enti ntire continent of my mother land africa. we stand in solidarity as

yeah, you mentioned 4 oh one case for those folks who are fortunate enough to for one k. >>how does future look for them. well that means you have a job so that's positive and you do something really really unique in your 4 o one k do something called. >>dollar cost averaging each month, you're buying mutual funds on a tax deferred basis. from your from your paycheck. and when you do that sometimes you're buying a cheap and sometimes you buy a really expensive. for example in march 23rd, when that when the dow tanked 35% that was the time to buy but some people panicked they got out of the market people that for one k plans were afraid to put money in but if they would have done that the left from being down 35%. you know up to the closer we had today of of closing at 30,000. they would have made a lot of money so it just kind of a lesson about don't be emotional. you know stay, the course have some faith diversify your portfolio you're going to be okay over the long term, but you got to be willing to take some risk awesome. >>today president trump was touting where the s

and, 60 million streams ina day— south korean band bts prove the k—pop bubble's far from bursting.d trump's efforts to overturn the result of the us presidential election have suffered further setbacks. the state of georgia has certified its results showing thatjoe biden beat mr trump. and senior republicans from michigan said they'd seen no information that would overturn mr biden‘s victory in their state. our north america correspondent david willis reports. since losing the election, donald trump has largely refined his displeasure on twitter. big finer ran billions of dollars of advertisements against me during the campaign, which i won, by the way, but we will find that out. the president wants to see results in swing states such as michigan overturned and republican lawmakers from that state were given a noisy reception as they arrived in washington for a meeting at the white house. joe biden one michigan mobile than hundred and 50,000 votes and his advisers called the invitation and abuse of power. this is really harmful to the democratic process and troubles people a great

maybe we are getting into that w shape now with a little bit of a k.eople are getting back to work, infections arising, and it is starting again. caroline: two steps forward, one step back. great analysis. we will be sticking with the economy. ahead, then, treasury pig. we discussed. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: today, we are focused on the small pieces of certainty returning to the u.s. political and economic front. today, we got another hand. president-elect joe biden going to name former fed chair janet yellen is the next treasury secretary. for me, glass shattering once again. first female at the fed, first female at the treasury to helm it. she may once again unite the decision-making forces of the federal reserve and treasury. joe: timing coming just a week after mnuchin pulling the plug. as you mentioned, extraordinary career. if confirmed, will basically have a track record. federal reserve bank of san francisco. an extraordinary run for janet yellen. once again, we get her fashion flavor back in vogue. it is really about how she will steer.

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we're going to reset 20 k. and then the question will be, will the big collapse happened at that point? and january as it happened, 3 years ago or, and actually has happened in 2013. you see this kind of seasonality to bit claim. it's a little bit of a psychological season, alex, or will we push all the way of city 30 k. by the, by the summer and then drop back down to about my guess is about 17 months. but regardless, you know, we, you know, that a big fall and the press because as it's coming and on that day the nation's newspapers will be filled with a nonsense of the collapse of disaster and claim that because it's fallen apart again. so just compared itself. we're going to go there. we've gone through for the last 10 years. people never learn because it is duke and are going to rally. and the reasons i think are pretty clear. you know, we are through 33 years of stock up and down or it's circling around 10 to 10 k. . there's a lot of exhaustion. people wondering what's next in the markets. finally, those d

it is forcing california to impose a statewide curfew between 10 k p.:00 p.m. to a 5:0 p.m.his as the task force says that the u.s. is prepared and pfizer is expected to file an application to the fda for emergency use authorization for its vaccine as soon as today with moderna soon to follow. still, infectious disease expert dr. fauci is telling americans remain cautious. >> i've used that metaphor that the calvary is on the way. if you are fighting a battle and the calvary is on the way, you don't stop shooting, you keep going until the calvary gets here and then you might even want to continue fighting. >> and this morning shares of noiser and moderna are up, moderna up about 3%. >> frank, thank you very much. yesterday we went back toward the big technology and communication names. joining me now is head market strategy of bmi and also income strategist at invesco. thank you very much for joining us daniel, i'll start with you. is there anything that stands out about the current market action over the last couple of days that tells you that maybe there is a direction eit

because they understood power and culre, ty worked hard to get control of the k-6 team edation. no longer teaching about history and our intellectua inheritance for the civilization before indoctrinating children and new ideas that stresse the moral and political foundation of soalism. in doing so they construct architecture that supports being a useful member of the state-controlled society, e that promises to provide care and return and liberty. the progressives areond of saying uttering the word culture is blowing a dog whistle. meanwhile they've been practicing to perfection. this is why they worry so much about the joys and stress state-sponsored education. each successive american generation has a little less then the restraint and a little more anti-capitalist and anti-american views. progressives have been waiting a long game. meanwhile what we have been doing we make the arguments of the free-market system while they denounce it on moral ground. well, the morality comes to everything and no argument has beaten a moral one, nor will it ever in the future. to turn the tid

who has 401(k)s in this group? anybody? if he got in, wave bye-bye to your 401(k) because it's going down the tubes! >> reporter: cnn learned a group of top trump attorneys and advisers spent hours on monday persuading the president to yield to the transition process a source close to twhite house one factor is the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani disastrous news conference last week and they described it as quote. after the president tweeted his approval to the general services administration's move to free up transition resources, another white house adviser said there you go. it's over! another sign of progress, a letter from white house steve of staff mark meadows to staffers stating, quote. meadows cautioned the following. health and human services secretary said he'll be working to help the biden team. >> we are immediately getting them all of the preprepared transition briefing materials. >> reporter: we did see signs that the official transition process has now begun. we are told officials from the depart

8 schools or high schools and can you tell me the number of k-5, k-8, or high schools? >> of the 80, the vast majority are k-8 schools. there are only 10 to 11 high schools open for in-person instruction at this point in time. >> got it. >> so, if a school has a positive test, what is the process once there is a positive test at the school? so one of the staff tests positive, what is the protocol then of what would happen and what is the process? >> assuming that the staff person is a teacher, the whole cohort will have to close and quarantine for 14 days, including the staff and all of the students in that cohort. the school would need to do a cleaning and disinfection and any other mitigation efforts we identified based on the site specifics. if it is a staff person that is in an admin role, we would go case-by-case and make recommendations based on that. >> so if it was a teacher in a specific class roomerooclassroo quarantine the teacher and the class for 14 days. >> yes. >> so that was the disruption there. okay, and then -- >> that is why we require distance learn

cancel student loan debt and expand social security and expand universal child care and universal pre-k.et's make sure that everybody has access to affordable health care those are the things that americans care about right there in their lives i'll tell you something else they care about. they don't want an economy they don't want a government that is run by a bunch of lobbyist, a bunching of insiders and just a bunch of corporate folks. ... where do you land on raising taxes at this moment? >> look, joe biden has said or president-elect biden said that he will not raise taxes on those begin less than $400,000 a year and i think that makes sense. i want us to make investment, investments are stimulus spending. look, universal child care. here is one we need to make a huge investment in liquid what do for the economy? it would let mom and dad finish their education and go back to work and people who are otherwise lost at home. what else would it do? keep businesses up and going and here is the third part. if we make part of that and improving wager for every child care worker then we wil

investing in their 401(k). for that we get a heck of an up lift in the market thought most of next year. charles: right. just in time for spring. that would be a heck of a combination. joanne, how are you seeing isn't. >> well, charles, you know, one thing people overlook when they look at the market, they see the headline number, s&p 500 and dow. what people fail to look at what the rest of the market is doing. we know big indices are driven by top five names. what we're looking at a firm, individual stocks are really important now, rather than funds perhaps. but you can avoid high flying names where valuations really charged higher. you can find some good values. there is awful lot of second cue lar growth happening out there. this is no time to run away from those opportunities. we've been qualcomm for a while. we think that has a great runway ahead. there are smaller names. we're pretty optimistic as long as you pick your spots. charles: hold that thought. by the way i'm an advocate of individual stocks mys

let's cancel student loan debt, expand social security, expand universal childcare and universal pre-k. let's make sure everybody has access to affordable health care. those are the things americans care about right there in their lives. i will tell you something else they care about. they don't want an economy, they don't want a government that is run by a bunch of lobbyists, a bunch of insiders, and just a bunch of corporate folks. you specifically about the biden tax plan because we are still in the midst of this pandemic, and there is still a debate about whether we should be raising taxes during a pandemic at a time when there is still conversations ongoing about the need for stimulus. we can talk about student debt as well as a form of stimulus, but where do you land on raising taxes at this moment? sen. warren: look, joe biden has said, president-elect biden said, that he will not raise taxes on those making less than $400,000 a year. and i think that makes sense. i want us to make investments. investments are stimulus spending. look, pick universal childcare. here is one, we nee

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. ♪ katty: i'm kerry k in washington and this is announcer: -- i'm kerry k in washington and this is world news america. president trump fires his secretary of defense is the latest in a long line of security officials to be shown the door. azerbaijan's president tells the bbc heat sees no end to the fighting. >> their opportunities to compromise ahrinking as we are getting those territories back by force. ♪ katty: "bbc world news america." welcome to -- welcome to "bbc world news america." president-elect joe biden is preparing to make the transition to the white house as the u.s. surpasses 10 million coronavirus cases, mr. biden said his number one priority is to defeat the pandemic. today he announced his task force. he made this plea to americans. president-elect biden: a mask running to most potent weapon against the virus. today's news does not change at reality. it does not matter who you voted for or where you stood before election day. it does not matter your party calming your point of view. we could save tens of thousands ofives of everyone would just wear a mask the next

i think most of the 100 million plus investors around the country with their 401(k)s and their iras and so forth agree with me. stocks for the long run. the economy cannot only get back to normal, it can surpass normalcy. we are in a great prosperity cycle pre-pandemic and i believe it can be rebuilt. robert: what is the plan for the millions of americans who have not recovered their jobs under -- jobs, who are not feeling the celebration today? larry: that's important. about half the workforce that has been unemployed has gone back to work but that still leaves half. it's not good enough by a longshot. they're still too much hardship. by the way, that's one of the reasons we wanted a narrower, targeted assistance package. you know, look, i can give you two items that were always top of our list. one of them was unemployment assistance because having not gotten the deal this summer and fall or so far, president trump took the lead, generated an executive order to provide a $300 federal plus up with $100 from the states, but that is going to run out. we need a congressional appropriation

much of asia as they continue to do an parts of africa, school should be opened in america through k- education, you said is it safe for everybody today, the answer unfortunately is probably not, the reality schools that are better resourced, private schools and some public schools that just have the financial resources in the community support to put in place a practices that work to keep kids, faculty and staff safe are able to be open that's why we see across the nation private schools largely open in some form and in some states using very large numbers of public schools open in some fo form, the reality, we know what to do to keep schools open and it's a matter of making the investment putting the policy in place and making sure education in this country is not just a privilege for those who can spend 30 - $40000 a year for private education but frankly every single american as it's supposed to be. >> you and rockefeller has been clear that it's a domino effect when you open up a school then you're helping with the employers in the childcare because school is the heart of the com

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. >> is your k-9 officer partner with you? >> i'm no longer a k-9 officer.'m a school resource officers. >> oh, i see, i see. i know that was a tight relationship for you for quite some time. but glad to hear you're with students. how are you doing now? all good? i know you recovered in april. no residual symptoms? >> up in at all and happy to be healthy as can be and glad and happy to be back at work and helping the community and doing the best i can out they're during these tough times. i'd say missing the kids at school and everything. >> hats off to you. but, yeah, this latest wave is hitting us really hard. i know -- >> yes, you have. >> you have shared your experience to help others understand the severity of code and to take it seriously. how do you think you caught it? >> the best i really -- it was early on when covid hit and it was hard to determine. it was a good possibility i caught it somewhere here during the work environment, possibly. >> how bad did it get for you? >> it got bad. >> can you describe what you went through physically? what was

growing up in the slums outside of when as areas, maradona k becawn as the golden boy.reathtaking skills became clear at barcelona, and he wen to the 1986 world cup as his country's captain and talisman. in the quarterfinal, argentid faced englan and maradona made his mark in typically controversial style. replace showed he had scored with his arm. or the hand of god, as he famously described it. >> certainly his arm was up. reporter: england fans were in upar, but years later, maradona insisted he had no regrets. >> i cannot reach out and shooting was already there. i couldn't head it. so i did like that. i believe it is a craftiness. reporter: maybe we have a lot more of it in south ameri than in europe, but it is not cheating. though, the other side ofr marado, his stocky 5'5" frame pace and poise whiroveds with a untouchable. his sublime skills guided argentina to the trophy, but gradually the dream started to sour. a tearful runner-up in the 1990 world cup, he arrived at the next tournament with questions over his fitness. his answer seemed emphatic with a celebrat

k to 5 first.y said it doesn't seem likely that students will ever go back to school in this school year unless the vaccine does something, unless there is something that really brings the numbers down like a vaccine. the other concern is the numbers from back spring. there was really a need for them to prepare for more ppe into there is a need to do the things they learned back in the spring. >> those small gatherings at home are dangerous. creating a real problem. gods honest truth. no political hype. no bs. hospital's are going to have to do things they don't norm will do. i'm telling you that right now. it is a manageable situation. and i'm telling you the vaccine will end the war, but the vaccine will not be ready for distribution in the time frame that you think it is. >> it is not going to be available for mass distribution until spring or summer. there is a lot of discussion about who will get the vaccine first, who wants it first, the communities hit hardest by this pandemic, a big debate

i am here to say clearly the data strongly supports that k-through 12 schools and institutes of higher learning are not where we are having our challenges. it would be counterproductive just in containing the epidemic if there was an emotional response to say, let's close the schools. finally, i wanted to echo what has been said by the vice-president and dr. fauci. we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel where we are to now. this is why now more than ever, as was said by dr. birx and dr. fauci and myself, now more than ever we are asking all americans to redouble their efforts to be vigilant, embrace masks and social distancing, hand washing. our advice about crowds and really to support using the data to make decisions in the communities particularly as it relates to k-through 12 and institutes of higher learning. these clearly the data supports it's important from a public health perspective from the pandemic and what you will hear in a minute that these schools stay open. finally, i want to end on a clear message of confidence. i am confident we will exmerge successful and

shaper economy -- k shaped economy.spending more thoughtfully? steve: there is research that has been done by mastercard in addition to the spending which shows you what categories they are buying. it is also showing that in attitude, they see the pain out there, they're looking to shop locally and support their communities. you are seeing less travel. you are also seeing a big uptick in socially conscious shopping. that is about sustainability, social responsibility. a lot of this started with the generations the -- the generation z customer, it has expanded, and people are looking to do good while they shop. that is a phenomenon that will be increasingly important next year. you think the likes of saks, the likes of the big department stores are pivoting to that realization that people want to spend more consciously and more responsibly? steve: absolutely. smaller in a lot of the , direct to consumer brands that each have a story to tell. i see it in the bigger companies. it is harder if you are a large department sto

through your k phone. you have to turn the television down. just a second. host: go ahead, please. i'm a republican and i am a little disheartened by acting this way with joe biden and not allowing he is nsition because putting our country in danger and joe biden within the people voted, they voted him in. i voted for trump. we lost. think that he's to be responsible and allow this transition to proceed because it at danger ur country and he is continuing on these, in these courts and there's to path for him to win. over.all so i don't understand why he ust proceed and let joe biden have his transition. tkpwhost: let me go to nancy in houston. caller: hi. i have been following the and with like to invest different vaccines and i was listening to the news and there were saying that the hard tion may not be as because of the corps of engineers are the ones that will be working on that. it is not going to be bad.cted as is that true? guest: i'm not aware of the role corps of engineers would play. it is possible, i suppose, that certain ld be government assets. there was a time when i

have goneeir 401(k)s through the roof. they are very happy that he's in office and they will reelect him. i also have at least a six family members that are in the medical field in several different states. one is a director of a big hospital in tallahassee. the covid thing. it wore out. that was what the democrats were counting to carry them through until election day. and it's not. they have no issues in their hospitals. clark'swant to get nick perspective on health and covid-19. is impacting this race in pennsylvania. impacting covid is the race everywhere. might find people like donna who think the issue is not salient or that the pandemic has somehow been handled and we are over it. they independent voters, are not seeing the same reality. they think the pandemic is very much ongoing. they are concerned about how the federal government is responding to that. i don't think it's a given that every independent voter is going to flip from president trump to vice president biden. overall the issue has probably been a plus

celso: well, just if you're a parent out there and if you have a kid in k-12, and if you want your kido be part of the growth of this country, make sure your kid is doing well in science and math. so, 70% of the workforce in this country, 70% of it is dependent on science and technology. you want your kid to be there. if your school is not stepping in and providing those resources to the kids, make sure you raise your voice. and take advantage of programs or projects like the one we are trying to organize. damian: all right. celso and daniel, thank you so much, some amazing work. again, they're at evergreen valley college in san jose, it's a great stem program with astronomy. there is the web address for the foundation for more information. thank you all so much for what you are doing. up next on "comunidad del valle," the annual holiday food drive with a familiar face, stay with us. brought to you by nbc bay area telemundo channel 48, safeway, and the local food banks of silicon valley, second harvest food bank of silicon valley. with me is blanca garza jacobs, my old pal here at tele