key west, here we come! kim: key west. man #5: ...3-1, radio check.in street. i think what i'd love to do is just walk duval and identify places that would be cool. rick: yeah. lemonis: have you noticed all the roosters? rick: oh, yes. kim: yes. lemonis: so what's grafton's rooster? rick: it would be the eagle because, you know, people come to grafton to see that. kim: we need a jewelry store, like a touristy jewelry store, and look at all the people around that little hut. lemonis: what about a store like this? this would be a good store that the bank building could have. kim: yeah. well, you've got stuff for kids. you've got stuff for adults. lemonis: and grafton has nothing like this, right? kim: no, nothing like this. rick: no. lemonis: let's go to a conch fritter place. come here. bawk, bawk, bawk, bawk, bawk, bawk, bawk. rooster! ah! [ rooster crows ] man #6: this is the cracked conch with orange-horseradish marmalade, our conch fritters with key lime-mustard dipping sauce. thank you. kim: mm, thank you. lemonis: so we have to charge forward and

the system expected to strengthen into a category 1 hurricane by the time it reaches key west. by. the political storm just got out of the way. now a real storm heading to florida. how are they doing down there? >> reporter: i'right now, tropil storm eta is about 140 miles southeast of here. but it's marching about 17 miles an hour, by the time it gets to the lower keys and key west later tonight into tomorrow, it should become a category 1 hurricane. take a live look behind me right now. the weather's not too bad. we've got a few raindrops happening right now. people are still out. you can see the sunset lighting. the water is really calm still. that is all going to change. this afternoon, a few businesses in key west put up shutters and plywood. by far, most have not. duvall street not too crowded either. those in trailers or house boats should have found safer shelter already. residents picked up sandbags to take home. six to 12 inches of rain are coming, storm surge and flash flooding a serious concern. it's already made landfall once in central america on tuesday as a mons

welcome to key west! rob: thank you. joe: thanks for having us. to get started? joe and rob: yes. lemonis: where's vinny at? joe: vinny is inbound. i think he gets here probably about 10 minutes. lemonis: alright. alright. let's get started, i guess. in order for this business to be anything interesting to invest in, i'm gonna want to understand the scalability of it outside of the vegas market, so i came up with this idea to set up at my key lime pie company shop. it was a business that i invested in years ago. hi. joe: i'm joe, with cocotaps. stephanie: nice to meet you. rob: i'm rob. stephanie: rob, stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, who's the manager of that location, is a very successful businessperson, and she can teach vinny a lot about business, but i'm here. rob is here. joe is here. where's vinny? so they are from cocotaps in vegas. one problem -- the owner is not here. stephanie: well, we can wait, or we can get started. joe: i'm down to get started. rob: let's get started. stephanie: let's do it. lemonis: i want to get feedback from custom

it is now from key west. >> you can't even get to your house. >> reporter: car starter across albertast don't make landfall in florida this year. the system drenched miami-dade and broward counties dropping the foot of rain in some areas. leaving thousands without power. officials say water is not pumping out as fast as it is coming in. forcing several inches of rain inside some homes. >> i try to turn around, unfortunately this is a deep area. my car just couldn't make it through. >> reporter: the storm made landfall on the floor to keys late sunday night with a 65 mile-per-hour winds. it could reach hurricane strength later tonight or tuesday out in the gulf of mexico. for potentially making a second landfall along florida's northern gulf coast later in the week. >> recommend everyone in areas that are fun to stay inside. weight into the water recedes. >> reporter: it hit nicaragua last week as a monster hurricane for hurricane. with the days of torrential rain which led dozens of people dead. rescue missions are still underway to locate more than 100 people who remained missing. >>

over her 29 years of service, commander salter has been key west for the cuban raft crisis, to savannah the olympic h sailing community, to charleston freedom, and iraqi to help assist with the g-8 summit security. this year commander salter was as part of a select group to help with covid-19 response in miami. can't thank her enough for her steadfast commitment to serving our country and countless wish her the i best in her new position. thank you, mr. speaker, and i back. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the entleman from california seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. lamalfa: mr. speaker, many in the media who are in opposition are calling for concede. trump to but just as many are supporting legitimate legal challenges. a lack of transparency in the monitoring and vote counting has raised flags for many americans, and if left unchecked, will undermine the electoral process. important integr

keys. it is moving west across the state right now. expected to get even stronger and, instead of being a tropical storm, it will be a hurricane again. that is the current path they're expecting. we'll be on the ground in key west a little bit later on. a look where things stand. what a shift in the oval office could mean for you and your wallet. we'll have a deep dive for that. stick around. we'll be right back. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? and a high risk for fracture, osteoporosis for all-day, all-night protection. now might not be the best time to ask yourself, are my bones strong? life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6

i love key west. >> yes. me too. >> i love adventure. >> yes. >> i like regular bicycles. >> those are cute. you didn't think those bikes are cute? different. you're up high. >> i'm tall enough. >> okay. >> i have a good view. >> i get it. >>> coming up next, why you hold off on giving young children antibiotics. new research revealing what might happen to them later in life. >>> and as we get our day started, let's take a live look outside. this is always so nice to watch the sun come up. it is 6:21. we'll be right back. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. i'm sorry baby... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... how are you doing? schedule a video visit with your doctor. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>>. >>> i have some sad news from central america. hurricane iota is ga

more now from key west. put back you can't even get your house.avy flooding for the region. it was the first time to make landfall in florida this year. this system drenched miami-dade and broward counties drawing a foot of rain in some areas. leaving thousands without power. making matters worse, water is not pumping out as fast as it is coming in. forcing several inches of rain inside them homes. >> unfortunately my car just cannot make it through. >> reporter: the storm made landfall in the florida keys late sunday night. with 65 mile-per-hour winds. it could reach hurricane strength tonight or tuesday out in the gulf of mexico. before potentially making a second landfall along florida's northern gulf coast later in the week. >> we recommend everyone in areas that are flooding, stay inside, wait into the water has receded. >> hit nick walker last week as a monster hurricane devastated central america with the days of torrential rain. which left dozens of people dead. rescue people are still underway to locate more than 100 people that remain mi

hurricane strength off the florida coast before it weakened slightly this is the white street here in key west where the powerful waves. >>flooded the pier nearby streets were also under water 8 is expected to make landfall along the west coast of florida some time tomorrow morning a hurricane watch is in effect. there are concerns of a life threatening storm surge as well as tornadoes as a to moves on shore and we're tracking. it is move it here kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the latest on this powerful storm will for large work mid november and still going with these yeah and maybe not done we may have more after this we'll have to wait and see still very very warm and active in the tropics. but here comes a to now making its way on shore right now and is bringing with it some very heavy rainfall of course because he may be 15 maybe 20 inches of rain in some areas very strong storm making its way toward the coastline of the good news is it we can just before making landfall but still they're seen tremendous amounts of rain pushing on shore little that you can se

marie to key west, florida, on these old tiny bicycles known now as high wheels. >> i think we reallye place that we go. folks ask if the circus is in town. >> reporter: not the circus. just amy and randy biking 60 miles a day. >> once she gets up. >> yes, i don't like getting up in the morning. >> reporter: every day since october 9th. >> getting the opportunity to spend, you know, 37 days straight with my dad -- >> reporter: on bikes made famous more than 130 years ago. >> you feel every bump, every stick, and they're much more insecure in something so loose as gravel and sand. you'll fall over in an instant. so google maps likes to play some tricks on us. >> reporter: high wheels are fixed gear. amy and randy walking up and down any hills that were too steep to ride until they made it to that night's hotel or motel. >> one night in the rain in the dark, down a very busy road because we were on our own and we were still, you know, like eight miles away from the hotel, and there was no other way there. >> reporter: but worth it. once in a lifetime experiences along the way. >> you're

women to have a substantial effect on interstate commerce how the cats are fed and cared for in key west as a substantial effect but as a practical matter it has a discernible effect on interstate commerce although the cats never go anywhere. [laughter] so to be able to reach into your backyard. >> and the word substantial seems very important how many cats is substantial amount so the federal government has to get involved. >> present reagan understood all of thisnd thoroughly educated and self taught in the political theory of the founding i've seen books in the library and that was the extensive adaptaon and ung the speeches from general electric and had a thorough education political philosophy. >> the next but we have is the commerce clause. >> this is what we were just discussing. now substantially affecting commerce. >> and from the fifth amendment? >> it's more recent the bill of rights private property for public use without just compensation we know that is not controversial the question that arose and intuitively on the county courthouse things like hotels and theaters that is

they're flying to florida, not just to miami but then traveling, driving to key west. that's the case of a group of college students. i asked them that very question -- why? why did you think it was a good idea to fly during thanksgiving? take a listen. >> i know the highest number of covid cases so we were definitely worried about that. we are just a bunch of people going -- who came here from college. we thought we need to blow off some steam before the final exams. >> reporter: and it is really is a range of emotions here at this airport. like that college student said, they want to blow off some steam and then met a woman that's not seen her parents in two years and hoping to see them because she in her words said she didn't know if she'd ever be able to see them because of covid-19. >> listen. rosa, we hope the folks are as safe as possible and thank you for that report from miami. >>> the virus is a reason for a very different, very distant thanksgiving. that is the message this week from president-elect joe biden coupled with an appeal to honor the holiday and c

state and most of the people lived in it in the northern counties but there were people down in key west, it took a long time for the vote to get in. and what republicans feared and legally manoeuvred by democrats, they wanted to find out, they wanted to hurry up the count of the vote and find out how many votes hayes has so they can rig the returns for these counties that had not turned in their votes yet. this is lyndon johnson's first election, when all those south texas votes, he waits to find out what he needs. and they are just up for him. >> quick question, what do you see as the essential difference between 1876 and 2000, is it just voter intimidation? >> that is a good question. voter intimidation is one of the big differences,, the other difference is minor but it is intriguing to me. it's that there was some far more tribunals in florida in 2000, let's find a judge that is going to rule our way, then there was either in florida or south carolina and 1876. you had odd things that south carolina supreme court was able discussions of fraudulent's to the general public, and did th

this is the white street pier in key west at the end of the keys where the powerful waves flooded, the pier. nearby streets were also under water ada is expected to make landfall along the west side of florida tomorrow morning. a hurricane watch is in effect there are concerns of a life threatening storm surge as well as tornadoes as a to moves on shore and we are tracking a does move it right here at kron 4 there it is on your screen chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with the latest on this powerful yet really kind of coming in like a buzz saw on the west coast of florida just rotating and the core that low just off the coastline. so is able to maintain a lot of its strength so certainly going to be a long night central and northern florida now as the storm system really just beginning to make its way closer and closer now and the heavy rain and very strong winds. we've had some wind gusts near 70 miles an hour and you can it is it's just kind of skirting the coastline never get core the lowell on shores that means is able to maintain some of that circulation still able to

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before i let you go, also some more details about some key west wing jobs, especially press secretary. what more can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, craig. the biden team obviously had to navigate an unusual campaign, get the message out in a global pandemic and some conversations are now occurring in the context of how to structure the press operation, the communications office and who should be the key figures in that operation? we are learning geoff bennett, kristen welker, myself, corinne jean-pierre is a leading candidate to be the press secretary. and symone sanders is very much in the mix, been very clear she would like to be the white house press secretary at some point in the career and proven to be a loyal member of the biden team. no final zigszs adecisions are sometime soon but keep in mind what it would mean historic first at the podium in the white house as a black woman as the press secretary. >> wouldn't mind seeing that. mike memoli, thank you for that. >>> as mike just mentioned, breaking news from wisconsin where the trump campaign has filed for partial r

key west has been on my bucket list for years.ll haven't seen your grandfather's house down there, but i will especially when there's a vaccine. clifton truman, daniel, what a great pleasure having you on. thank you very much. >> thank you, brian. i appreciate it. >>> coming up for us, if the president says it enough times does it make it true? with the possible exception of losing the powers of his office at 12:00 noon on january 20th? we'll ask a professor who knows a little something about the power of words. that's what he teaches. when we come back. >>> we're way up in michigan. we won the state. i won pennsylvania by a lot. likewise in georgia i won by a lot, a lot. the campaign which i won, by the way. >> in fact, we know that trump did not win michigan, pennsylvania or georgia. the president keeps saying he won the election, but as we know that doesn't make it true. to quote him, we'll see what happens in a very short period of time. back with us again tonight easily our favorite linguist, armed with a ph.d. from stanford,

heavy bands of rain have been swirling in through key west southern parts of florida.ome of those heavy bands could bring as much as 15 maybe 20 inches of rain as the storm system rolls along the coastline. so right now not expected to reach hurricane strength but you can see we've got tropical storm warnings already along the coastline as we're expecting this system to roll on shore as we get in the next couple of hours here we're going to watch it likely intensify right now sitting it sustained winds of 65 miles an hour that makes it a strong tropical storm system watch the track here though makes way just off the coastline by wednesday afternoon 70 mile per hour winds certainly if there could be a change in the intensification could reach hurricane strength but now latest forecast has it making landfall just north of tampa possibly near cedar key. but you see that cone of uncertainty certainly a possibility that it could make landfall in tampa to right outside right now we've got a lot of clouds out there we've got some patchy fog weak cold front kind of trying to w

punta cana, cancun, myrtle beach, key west, nantucket. maybe it's best we leave you with a picture of what looks like here on a slow day. this is typically how it's looked over the course of the pandemic. airlines have lost $36 billion. one in four planes have been parked. 90,000 jobs have been lost. they are burning cash at the rate of $180 million a day. still a long way to go in the airline industry but maybe some hope with people doing the right thing, putting the mask on. can't come in the airport unless you put a mask on. that's the way they're doing it. liz: you know what, i almost think what the cdc is trying to say is not so much don't travel. it's just stay with your bubble of your immediate family. you know what, airports are among the safest place. i have flown a couple of times because i had to, to see my 90-year-old mother, and i have to tell you, very few people there, everybody wearing eye shields, masks, gloves, all of us, and i think it's safe. when you pay attention and you are doing the right thing. jeff, thank you. re

they are still pushing ahead where they can, specifically on staffing biden still filling out some key west wing positions this week, but also pushing ahead to the fact that we could see cabinet selections soon. he did say this week that he has already picked and settled on a treasury secretary we could start seeing those announcements around thanksgiving and the coming days. >>> a teacher going above and beyond for her students and a frightening attack on a woman caught on camera on this cnbc trip, coast to coast >> new york, a disturbing scene in the subway, watch as a man shoves a woman on to the tracks seconds before the train pulls in incredibly she made it out alive. cops say she fell between the rails getting bumped and bruises, the man described as emotionally disturbed, arrested and charged with attempted murder. >>> texas, an elementary schoolteacher near dallas in the hospital but still teaching. >> i'm going to have some surgery but i don't want you all to miss the last part of your book. >> two-time cancer survivor stephanie hume didn't want her students to fall behind so she t

as you know, key west just this week approved a mask mandate with a $500 fine for not wearing a mask.ber the governor stopped allowing local governments to collect fines. is this setting up for another battle about what's about to happen. i know you would like to see the mask mandate with a fine if you don't wear a mask. >> my city had given out 1,000 fines. obviously, it's not a fund raiser. we're trying to send a message to people. we get so many people who are visitors here. we'll get hundreds of thousands of visitors a day. we're policing the region and in fact many other communities who send folks here. yeah, i don't know what -- you know, i think we're probably going to try to continue to give out tickets even though people know that we can't fine them with the tickets. but i will say this, far more deadly than anything is the messaging that comes with that kind of activity. telling everybody that everything is open and then not allowing anybody to say but be careful, wear a mask. you have to wear a mask. the governor doesn't even urge people to wear a mask at this point and the

right now, we have winds gusting in key west, almost 40. naples, pushing 30 miles per hour.s closer to the coast, those winds will pick up. the storm picked up a little speed last night. had a little bit of bright banding, a little color with it. now it's losing a little bit of that color. we are going to see this thing to make landfall to the north of let's say clearwater. up to new port richey, this is the chaarea we're watching to t north of there. the wind will be in florida. there'll be an awful lot of rainfall across parts of d.c., all the way down to richmond, virginia, could see 4 to 6 inches of rain. yes, we know it's going to rain where the hurricane is. but it will flood to the north of there, as well. all of this tropical moisture coming up. and theta is out there in the atlantic. it's the 29th storm of the year. i give up. >> it's incredible. just the numbers are astounding. we're running out of names. thank you very much, chad. >>> all right, "new day" continues right now. >>> donald trump blocking key plans for the transition of power after losing the election

it's just to the north and to the west of key west.e into and move to the southwest for a while. gain some strength in very warm water, but there's so much dry air up here in the northern gulf of mexico that it likely doesn't get better than that. a lot of heavy rainfall across parts of the southeast, as well. here is eta, coming across into nicaragua as a major hurricane, across into honduras, back across cuba yesterday. and then into the florida straits and of course the keys today and then it will end up down here and then turn to the right and eventually up toward the gulf coast. we just hope it doesn't continue to be a hurricane with that dry air and the sheer, we're likely going to see this storm decrease in intensity as it tries to make landfall in the northern gulf. >> let's hope so. chad, thank you very much for that update. >>> and "new day" continues right now. >>> a group of leading scientists and experts to help take the biden/harris covid plan and convert it into an action blueprint. this is going to be an advisory group

now does dugas another fed and cared for in key west have a substantial effect on interstate interstate as a practical matter which is become of this, is a discernible effect on interstate commerce obviously very indirect since the cancer go anywhere. just on the website. the federal government basically haseen able to reach an, yes your backyard. >> mccance is a substantial amount of cats, is a one cats. we have ten cats operated to know the federalovernment has to get involved. douglas: president reagan understood all of this . was very thoroughly educated. mostly self-taught in the political theory of the founding. i have seen some of the books in the library in his library in the reagan library museum . with extensive annotations in the margins. and he used the speeches for a decade or so. in a very thorough education and political philosophy and theory. anthony: the next but we have is a commerce clause is revised. douglas: what we were just discussing. it substantially doesn't mean anything. anthony: yeah. the next thing i want to talk about is from the fifth amendment through the

key west has been on my bucket list for years. still haven't seen your grandfather's house down there, but i will especially when there's a vaccine. clifton truman, daniel, what a great pleasure having you on. thank you very much. >> thank you, brian. i appreciate it. >>> coming up for us, if the president says it enough times does it make it true? with the possible exception of losing the powers of his office at 12:00 noon on january 20th? we'll ask a professor who knows a little something about the power of words. that's what he teaches. when we come back. words that's what he teaches when we come back. when panera's chef claes makes a pizza, he doesn't just make a pizza. he uses fresh, clean ingredients to make a masterpiece. taste our delicious new flatbread pizzas today. panera. with new rewards from chase freedom unlimited, i now earn even more cash back? oh i got to tell everyone. hey, rita! you now earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you now earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of yo

we also see them continue on the hiring front, hiring some key west wing positions and now we're told on tuesday that joe biden will make announcements on his first round of cabinet picks. we've already seen him teasing the fact that he's selected people for, for example, the treasury debate. we don't know exactly what agencies we'll hear him announce on tuesday, but we do know, at least, that the speculation period for a lot of these roles is finally going to come to an end, at least for some of these agency roles on tuesday. but ron klain spoke to the fact that this is a transition that is still really being bogged down by the fact that the gs a has not yet ascertained the results of the election. listen to some of the impacts that he outlined this morning. >> there's parts of the transition that are proceeding apace, and in fact, proceeding at record-setting pace. but as you note, there are other parts that are not in our control. the president-elect, the vice president-elect are not getting the kind of intelligence briefings they're entitled to. they're not getting, we're not gett

the rain is already affecting areas like key west. this will most likely make landfall as a tropical storm sometime on monday in the florida keys and then it will move into the gulf of mexico so we'll have to keep an eye on that. we are looking for a lot of rain, perhaps up to 15 inches in some parts of southern florida. winds will also get very gusty, especially sunday night into monday too. we could see gusts up to 60 to 65 miles per hour so we will certainly keep an e >> and we have the cold front pass through the bay area yesterday. bringing a little bit of shower activity down through gilroy, the santa cruz mountains. you may have seen the light rain. right now, we have storm ranger scanning. we can see a little bit of the instant sticking around. light showers around the san francisco area. overall, our microclimate high will be in the 50s, low 60s. >> and that's your latest forecast. i can literally toss it right back over to you guys six feet away. >> in person, dylan, we will take it. awesome, thank you. >>> we have more elect

rains and powerful winds, and now it's on track to strengthen into a hurricane nbc's sam brock is in key westorter: hoda, savannah, good morning, this has been an historic season. we are now in november and taking about the 12th storm to make landfall, but it was the first one to do so in florida. eta actually started out in central america, then was in cuba, which is 90 miles away from where i am as the science suggests then here in florida, tens of thousands of people without power right now. most of that is in miami-dade county, broward county, palm beach county here on the 125 mile stretch of the florida keys, they've upgraded their infrastructure over the years. battered so heavily by hurricanes in the past that the power outages are only in the 100s. as you mentioned eta is out in the gulf of mexico and expected to boomerang back to tampa later in the week, and the national hurricane center is tracking two more disturbances, once in the atlantic basin and one in the caribbean, and both have more than a 50% chance of a hurricane developing. that agency this morning tweeting out one word

destinations like the dominican republic, cancun in mexico and domestic vacation locations as well like key westeople will be traveling. it is a cost/benefit analysis. i travel every week from where i live to where i work sometimes. i took some pictures yesterday of midway airport. i often go through midway. southwest guarantees that middle seat open. they will until december. so you know, you have to weigh the pluses and minuses. you wear your mask, take the precautions and maybe you can get to see some friends or family over thanksgiving. >> sandra: very interesting. chicago's o'hare airport is one of the busiest airports in the nation. it looks quiet on monday morning ahead of the holiday. but jeff, you know i've spent a lot of time there, too, and it is beautiful at christmastime. decorations put up in the main terminal are worth seeing paying a visit to the airport just to see them. >> they call it the home alone terminal. the american terminal where the home alone classic shot from home alone and the decorations are there. not as many people seeing them. >> sandra: happy holidays. >> trace

like punta cana, cancun, key west, myrtle beach and nantucket.he u.s., where there are more people traveling from new york this year than they did last thanksgiving. you see the tsa line here. good time to get through it because virtually nobody at the moment. we expect that to change as the week moves on. stuart: i'm sure we will. jeff, thank you very much indeed. now, to new jersey, where one police chief says he will not enforce governor murphy's thanksgiving restrictions. andrew cudrick is the police chief of howell township. he joins us now. sir, have you heard from the governor about your decision? >> i have not. he mentioned me at his news conference on friday but other than that, no. i don't expect to hear from him. he mentioned it in his news conference a few weeks ago that he didn't intend for the state police to go knocking door to door so when i say that i don't intend my officers to do the same, i don't think he should have a problem with that. stuart: in oregon, the governor there is asking people to snitch, by any other word. in ot

arizona is the other key state out west and it seems like trump has gotten a lift in the latest pollshad a couple just come out. i think he is tied or ahead in arizona in the real clear politics average. it could end up being a key state in the final analysis you've trump is able to hold on to arizona? >> dana: jim, had a hypothesis yesterday and i'll test it with you because you're the expert. is georgia trending the way we have seen virginia trend over the last couple cycles? >> yes, you're exactly right. a big move to the suburbs for the democrats and that's what turned virginia from red to blue. you are seeing north carolina as well. we thought north carolina would be the next state but georgia is moving the same and i want to see the georgia numbers. when we see, county georgia we will start to know whether the biden focus on the suburban women was worth it or is president trump able to turn out massive numbers in rural areas to hold the state. he has got to have. >> dana: i would love to have you both on speed dial tomorrow night while we do election results. i'm sure will be in

i would presume the sanctions would follow what's happened in the west, which is targeting key officials and indeed politicians. but again, i hope we don't reach the stage where russia does do this because i'm that would be an intensification. i hope that whatever it was. if you were a threat of sanctions sufficient for people to think, ok, this is got to stop this tent for type stuff has got to stop. we've got to pull back from this political analyst, chris bambery. thank you for your time and your comments. more news for you after this short break, including the fall out on the u.s. election result and the ongoing unrest in the armenian capital stay with us. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy going foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic development. the only really i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down. and tom welcome back to the program. parts of the u.s. mainstream media are seeking to eliminate all doubt that joe biden won that race to win. the white

that is a key position within the west wing. and the leading contender for that spot is considered to be ron klain. ron klain and joe biden go back quite a long time. klain actually served as his chief of staff when biden first went to the white house as vice president. klain also led the response to the ebola crisis during the obama administration. and klain has been one of those key advisers to biden throughout his presidential run. he has led his debate prep and been there for many of the major decisions. and this step that's expected to come in just a matter of days really highlights biden's desire to move forward with his transition. there's also a possibility that other senior staff members could be announced as soon as this week. and one thing that biden has in his arsenal compared to when president trump started in his administration is that biden has a strong, stable of advisers who have previous white house experien experience. so there's a likelihood he could lean on some of those as he's trying to put together this t

cuba and make at run at south florida, and potentially as a strong tropical storm, the keys, miami, up towards west palm beach all going to get a piece. the eastern side strong so tropical storm watches are in this area so we'll have to watch >>> god saturday morning, waking up to clear and chilly conditions across the bay area, and we're partly cloudy for the most part but full sunshine on the way, a few cumulus clouds over the highest elevations. the winds kick up and we could see a sprinkle in the south bay later on tonight into tomorrow as the second system is just going to miss us. highs today only in the upper 50s in the city with blustery conditions, 60 over in oakland as well as san jose and the >> so close yet so far, dan. you're so close to me right now, just downstairs, but still so far away. we're being safe. >> we are, although we did bump elbows in the hallway. we have that. thanks, rob. appreciate it. >>> so back to the election now, of the remaining battleground states, president trump leads only at this moment in the state of north carolina and janai norman is here in the studio wi

it will turn to the right and make landfall for the fourth time nicaragua, cuba, the keys and now the west coast of florida, the storm that just will not go away, there is the center of the storm coming on shore later on tonight. i think the worst for tampa will be tonight, maybe 8:00, 10:00, 12:00 tonight even though the eye or center of the storm will be north of tampa you will be right in the eyewall. the heavy rain all the way up the yeaseast coast. part of a cold front will mix with the tropical moisture and that will cause flooding along the carolina coast, heavy rain in florida but more rains in the carolinas due to this interaction with the cold front. >> i can't believe we are still talking about more storms. we will have christmas hurricanes at the rate we're going, chad. >> right. >> thanks so much. >> and there's data in the atlantic and there's eye oat at that that will probably develop in the next couple days in the caribbean. >> i should have played much closer attention to greek. thanks so much, chad. >>> more breaking news this morning, pro-democracy lawmakers in hong kong

instead, the focus is on filling the key jobs inside the west wing, and also a lot of those positions throughout the federal government that don't require senate confirmation. we know, craig, those special elections in georgia coming up, the runoff elections, will determine the control of the senate. that'll also have a big role in determining what kind of nominees joe biden can appoint in order to get in position to help him run the government starting on january 20th. >> mike, speaking of the transition here, what's this we continue to hear about hurdles that mr. biden's transition team is facing? what more can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, a lot of democrats raising some concern about the fact that the general services administration, it's a bureaucratic agency you should think of as the hr department for the federal government, they have yet to officially designate, ascertain is the term of art here, that joe biden is the president-elect. what that means is joe biden can't yet gain access to the full resources that the government makes available to the president-elect

you sat as a key decision maker in the west wing for eight years. can you just run us through two really interesting elements here that people i've heard people ask about. one, the challenges that the biden administration will face, especially foreign policy comes to mind, and how to prioritize those challenges? and really the subtext for this show which happens to be in and around covering topics in an around northeast asia, will there be enough time and attention and resources allocated to the north korea issue set? could you address that little bucket of issues? denis: yeah. just one thing and then before that, i'll pile on what both sue and victor said. president obama, both in his current book and in his public commentary over the course of the last couple of days, since his book just hit the shelves on tuesday, and as sue also said, michelle obama also commented about this in an extensive post that she had in social media the other day. that they were extraordinarily grateful to the existing white house team and to president bush and mrs. bush

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key swing states. joining us from west to moyne, iowa for more on: -- on pulling his ann selzer, she has been a pollster years and is something of a specialist on iweb. the latest polls from you suggest president trump will win big in iowa. how big is he going to win and how significant is that? ann: our poll has him up seven. with the margin of error of 3.4%, i'm not sure that a poll like that would say it is a big win, but we did show him about that level in 2016 anyone the state with nine points. the state with nine points. i want to begin this conversation by using the word uncertainty. it isn't possible to look backwards and forecast what is ,oing to happen in the future given there are so many changes in voter turnout and that has been fueled by early voting on a massive scale and the unprecedented amount of money campaigns wanted for nothing. ,f they use the money wisely there are all sorts of ways to shakeup these races yet. alix: let's get to that. something that came out over the weekend was that some within the biden campaign are worried about latino turnout as well as african-americans, thos

before becoming a key figure in the secular movement back in the occupied west bank.91, he drew attention wearing his palestinian scarf at the madrid peace conference. he was close to the palestinian leader. with the breakthrough of the oslo peace accords, he became a peace negotiator. sticking to the job after the president took over through on -- through rounds of on and off talks he was a strong advocate of the two state solution, the long-standing international formula for peace abandoned by the trump administration. he opposed arab gulf states normalizing relationships with israel but remained a moderate voice. >> it is to solve the israeli-palestinian conflict. >> he had a lung transplant in the u.s. in 2017 and's had survived -- and earlier had survived a heart attack. palestinians will feel hisoss strongly, the time when relations with israel or at a new low in prospects for the creation of an independent palestinian state look increasingly dim. katty: before we go, you might have felt a moment of relief yesterday when it was announced that early results from

of democratic states and it stretches from pennsylvania in the east to minnesota in the west and in between are 3 key states ohio michigan and wisconsin and each of them has significance donald trump was playing off off ensign flipping each of those states they had all voted for barack obama before that but he managed to flip them he was playing off ends on that occasion and now he's playing defense in michigan that was a place with a lot of working class white voters he won by the narrowest of margins he wanted the entire country 0.2 percent 10000 votes is what separated him from a victory for hillary clinton now you move over to wisconsin that was the state that put him over the top with 270 electoral votes that's much how much either candidate is going to need today to win and then there is ohio the bellwether state this is a state that has correctly voted for the eventual president in every election since 1064 and in the history of the u.s. since the republican party was founded in the 18th fifty's no republican president has ever won without 1st winning ohio so the eyes of the world will be on t

. >> that key is whether we will point to the west as you pointed out, this is the asian deal. we need to see how this plays out in the global economy. >> analysts are skeptical. markets have been positive overnight. this is the picture for foreign exchange you can see some of the safe havens are doing quite well. you can see the yen and the swiss frank. the pound is in focus this week. big week for brexit. will this be the breakthrough week we'll find out in coming days. in europe owe in focus with some of the movements we've had 1.1850 is where we are at. bringing in head of research to talk more about some of the foreign exchange moves we've had over a couple of weeks that dollar has resumed the down trade, how much price do you think has traded in to that at this point >> that risk has abated and given why they would have this week of reprieve the longer term out look likely to remain fairly negative. we are at the beginning of a secular down trend for the dollar and u.s. politics will have a role to play. in particular, the fact that biden administration is expected to foc

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