why meenie has experienced understanding kath and help at times the hospital. but her fear of returning to humvee is great. example of this sort of moment. i feel good. do i feel like a child? i could also look. but what worries me is how i can survive at home without a husband and the militia still there. i don't want to experience this again. the most important thing is peace you from the long run where women have given me the task of conveying to the whole world's their demand for peace to resist. this is the message i have to deliver to the international community. the answer does not depend on me, but i consider it my duty to continue on this mission. and i will not stop carrying this request for peace into the world. i hate it when someone says i didn't do anything because i knew nothing about us. precision. so i bought the wound looks so way the war in the democratic republic of congo continues and the number of rape victims is rising every day. a lot of that was showing which is why this is so mind our own, but that would be my dream that one day get th

hello, kath. 0h, hello, ron. are you all right? yes, yes, not too bad. oh, good.n the morning, i can phone reg. two o'clock in the afternoon, i can phone brian, at the home. i never thought that i would do this, never in a million years, but i'm thankful i've done it now. we're not strangers now, we're all friends, you know? "oh, it's ron. "it's all right, love, it's ron, my mate", when you get on the phone, you know, and you think to yourself, "oh, that's ok, that is", and it is a wonderful feeling, there's no doubt about it. i hope it lasts a lot longer, i do. a heart—warming story there. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. much of november has been very mild so far but we have a brief coder interlude in the weather not lasting too long. this is the picture in the isle of wight with a lot of blue sky but there are also some showers around as well which will be gradually easing as we had to

and tony and france a visiting kath and kim. is a retired lawyer. yet how old were you when the wall fell to the mouth i was born in 47. so early forty's projects and i was 36 when i started studying. for the wall fell yes and in 1900 i ended my studies which were under the east german system. well it was as if my entire world had collapsed. ok so then what oh i see you've been studying a completely different legal system and wow that's crazy how infuriating so you had just finished your studies and the wall fell so it had all been a waste of time a total waste of time every weekend a colleague and i went to home bowl to university in berlin to attend endless seminars on westerman law those were hard times the amounts of hot everything it must've felt very unfair your wrong what do you think now i mean as a lawyer when you look back on what happened then. it was unfair a new system was basically imposed on us we had to relearn everything and not everybody was able to adjust. for any good it must have been really tough being in your mid forty's havin

i thought this was you and all of your antonia and friends, a visiting kath and kim is a retired lawyer. yet. how old were you when the wall fell to the manor. i was born in 47 so early forties projects, i was 36 when i started studying for the wall fell. yes. and in 1900, i ended my studies which were under the eastern system. it was as if my entire world had collapsed. ok, so then what? oh, i see you've been studying a completely different legal system and wow, that's crazy. how infuriating. so you had just finished your studies and the wall fell, so it had all been a waste of time. a total waste of time. every weekend, a colleague and i went to google to university in berlin, to attend and listen, ours on westerman law. those were hard times. the a muslim heart. it must have felt very unfair your wrong. what do you think now? i mean, as a lawyer, when you look back on what happened then it was unfair. a new system was basically imposed on us. we had to relearn everything and not everybody was able to adjust for anything, it must have been really tough being in your mid forty's, havin

antonia and franz a visiting kath and kim. is a retired lawyer. yet how old were you when the wall fell to the math i was born in 47. so early forty's projects and i was 36 when i started studying. for the wall fell yes and in 1900 i ended my studies which were under the eastern system. a lot it was as if my entire world had collapsed. so then what oh i see you've been studying a completely different legal system and wow that's crazy how infuriating so you had just finished your studies and the wall fell so it had all been a waste of time a total waste of time every weekend a colleague and i went to home bowl to university in berlin to attend endless 7 hours on westerman law those were hard times the the a muslim heart. it must have felt very unfair your all what do you think now i mean as a lawyer when you look back on what happened then. it was unfair a new system was basically imposed on us we had to relearn everything and not everybody was able to adjust. i mean it must have been really tough being in your mid forty's having built yourself a w

the fore kaths thanksgiving morning. 35 napa. 39 liver more. also 39 in morgan hill. and we'll continue to see the cooler mornings. for thanksgiving morning and right into the upcoming weekend. dry over the next seven days. a two week rain out look and what's ahead on that. >> okay. thanks so much. >> much more to come in 40 minutes including president trumps first acknowledgment a transition should move forward. and the two people with ties. part of president-elect joe biden cabinet. what it means for his lawsuit against california. first, who should replace kamala harris in the senate? competing groups pushing the governor to make a historic decision. >>> back with you. president-elect joe biden making a lot of big decisions as we speak. building out the cabinet. the big decision around here who will govern newsom pick to replace kamala harris? as you can imagine he's got a lot of people in his ear. the black community is active in lobbying the governor. a group of women is bob bying for another female senator. and tonight the latino community continues their insist

i thought this was you and all of your antonia and friends, a visiting kath and kim is a retired lawyer. yet, how old were you when the wall fell to the math. i was born in 47 so early forties projects, i was 36 when i started studying for the wall fell. yes. and in 1900, i ended my studies which were under the east german system. a lot. it was as if my entire world had collapsed. ok, so then what, oh i see you've been studying a completely different legal system for a while. that's crazy. how infuriating. so you had just finished your studies and the wall fell, so it had all been a waste of time. a total waste of time, every weekend, a colleague and i went to horrible to university in berlin to attend and listen, menorahs on west german law. those were hard times the, the a muslim heart. it must have felt very unfair your wrong. what do you think now? i mean as a lawyer, when you look back on what happened then you know, it was unfair. a new system was basically imposed on us. we had to relearn everything. and not everybody was able to adjust. for any it must have been really tough bei

and tony and franz a visiting kath and kim. is a retired lawyer oh. yeah how old were you when the wall fell to the mouth i was born in 47. so early forty's projects and i was 36 when i started studying. for the wall fell yes and in 1900 i ended my studies which were under the east german system. a lot it was as if my entire world had collapsed. so then what oh i see you've been studying a completely different legal system and wow that's crazy how infuriating so you had just finished your studies and the wall fell so it had all been a waste of time a total waste of time every weekend a colleague and i went to university in berlin to attend and listen ours on westerman law those were hard times the a muslim heart obviously it must have felt very unfair your war what do you think now i mean as a lawyer when you look back on what happened then. it was unfair a new system was basically imposed on us we had to relearn everything and not everybody was able to adjust. for anything it must have been really tough being in your mid forty's having built yourself

hello, kath. 0h, hello, ron. are you all right? yes. yes, not too bad. oh, good.d and they say, "blooming hell, "that time‘s gone quick." we‘re not strangers now, we‘re all friends. it‘s ron. "it‘s all right, it‘s ron, your mate," when you get on the phone. you know? you think to yourself, "well, that‘s ok then." it is a wonderful feeling, no doubt about it. i hope it lasts a lot longer. lovely story. lovely to see people helping each other so much in times of need. another lovely story... a doctor whose twins were delivered while she was in a coma with covid—19 says she struggled to believe they were hers when she awoke two weeks later. perpetual uke, who‘s a hospital consultant in birmingham, is now recovering at home with her baby son, pascal, and daughter, palmer. they were delivered by caesarean section atjust 26 weeks old in april. waking up two weeks after their delivery was so unbelievable. we thank god we are strong and getting better as the day goes by. great to hear everyone is doing well. now, a little bit of cheer because christmas is on the way. or m

she just finished kath casting her ballot, one assumes for her husband in one of the battle ground states watching very closely. voters are starting to line up early this morning. that's on top of what we've already seen in florida. record breaking early voting numbers even before today. not just in florida but in north carolina and georgia, too. joe biden is getting ready for two final stops in florida. one final trip in north carolina, too. morgan is in charlotte, north carolina, a place where both campaigns are reaching voters. we are in miami, and we are in atlanta at a site being closely watched for possible voting rights issues after killer long lines in june. morgan, you're talking to the first-time voters in north carolina. we've been staying this repe repeated repeatedly. president trump has to win that state tonight. what changed for them this election psych snl. >> a lot of things. in the last four years and especially the turnout on election day. you mentioned the record-breaking early voting numbers. this is typically one of the busiest polling stations here in this county. i

hello, kath. oh, hello, ron. are you all right? yes, yes, not too bad. oh, good.n o'clock in the morning, i can phone reg. two o'clock in the afternoon, i can phone brian, at the home. i never thought that i would do this, never in a million years, but i'm thankful i've done it now. we're not strangers now, we're all friends, you know? "oh, it's ron. "it's all right, love, it's ron, my mate", when you get on the phone, you know, and you think to yourself, "oh, that's ok, that is", and it is a wonderful feeling, there's no doubt about it. i hope it lasts a lot longer, i do. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. hello. we have seen a change in the weather. after the milder days we have seen, colder air is working in from the north and wintry showers across the high ground of scotland. the rest of the day, cold wind and things are dry as we head into the evening hours. overnight tonight, we keep the clear skies in the east the cloud will increase from the west. this is the next weather front bringing rain to northern ireland, western fringes of england

hello, kath. 0h, hello, ron. are you all right? yes. yes, not too bad. oh, good.in the morning, i can phone reg. 2 o'clock in the afternoon, i can found bryan at the home. i never thought that i would do this, never in a million years but i'm thankful i've done it now, and you can talk for ever. and you've just met them. you know? then they look round and they say, "blooming hell, that time's gone quick. we're not strangers now, we're all friends. it's ron. it's all right, it's ron, your mate," when you get on the phone. you know? you think to yourself, "well, that's ok then." it is a wonderful feeling, no doubt about it. i hope it lasts a lot longer. we took quite a bit about that issue, loneliness on this programme and it is devastating for so many people. it really is a huge problem, one we are going to keep looking at. it is one thing you can affect personally. you can search out people who may not obviously be lonely but they are, it is possible. also the simplest things, say hello to someone, just a smile. if you are affected by any of the issues in that rep

the youngest one of these nominees is kath rin mizel le. she was judged you unqualified. this is the tenth trump nominee for a lifetime appointment to the federal court has been judged unqualified by the american bar association. you might say i'm sure that happens. well it didn't happen at all in the eight years of the bawm presidency. not a single nominee who was judged unqualified was sent to congress. another nominee, stephen vaden who has been nominated to the court of national trade has never appeared before the court of national trade. he's never tried a case in any court. he'll be a great judge once he figures it out. we'll also be voting on dr. judy shelton's nomination. i believe that came up this morning. to the federal reserve board. she is uniquely unqualified. her economic views are almost humorous. they are so far out of touch with reality. we're experiencing the worst recession in 75 years and dr. shelton, by her stated views, is unprepared to contribute to dealing with this economic crisis. it's the story of the 116th congress. the republican-controlled s