>> tonight, on the profit, key west key lime pie company, a pie company nationally recognized for their award-winning desserts, run by a temperamental owner... who micromanages his selfless employees. >> i call bull[bleep] to that. is there anybody that does anything competent down in the florida keys? >> with resources stretched thin at multiple locations... >> you want me to order it even though there may or may not be enough money to pay for it? >> don't worry about that. >> u.s. key lime pie company has failed to make a profit on $1.4 million in sales. if i can't get this owner to focus on his core business of pies... if we don't make, we don't sell it--end of discussion. this business will crumble. >> i really don't want to filmed during this. i really don't. >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. 2.5 million people visit key west a year, and you only sell 40,000 pies. i make tough decisions. we're closing the store. we're done. i'm not talking about it anymore. and i back them up with my own cash. >> check that out. >> it's not always pretty... >> tired of thi

key west key lime pie co. is a playmaker located in beautiful and sunny key west, florida.rush... jim: jeff! lemonis: ...and his girlfriend alison sloat bought the company, recipes and all, over 10 years ago for just $1,200 and have grown the business from selling pies on the side of the road to having their key lime pie named the nation's best pie by the american pie council. even though they generate $1.4 million in sales, they have yet to turn a profit. jim: we really are a victim of our own success right now. ♪ amber: how did you roll up in a golf cart for this episode? 'cause i'm pretty sure... lemonis: same sit-- okay. amber: ...we didn't rent it for production. lemonis: no, i rented the golf cart. i thought, "you know what? i'm going to be like -- i'm going to be really, like, cinematic here. instead of don johnson in his -- in his ferrari, i'm going to roll up in my 'key west golf cart' with my key west outfit." i never rode a golf cart again after that. amber: hi. how are you? lemonis: hi. i'm marcus. amber: amber. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. is ji

in key west anything goes. chickens need no reason to cross the road. or license. but when the fda got wind of the cats they dictated how they should be cared for. >> the museum challenge on commerce grounds they are marooned they will never cross the state line they were not bought or sold but born. >> is as i say something to you in boston when i am in new york that was interstate commerce. twenty people in the same state is not trading then it cannot be federally regulated that was the intention of the framers. >> the framers didn't design an almighty federal government to reach down right into your backyard. >> during world war ii there was a farmer who grosgrain and send out one - - and for that to his own animals. >> the federal government had a program at the time how much wheat farmers could go on their own land and that is not constitutional. because i'm not engaged in interstate commerce. >> and then the highest courts in the land and in a convoluted analysis the supreme court declared that wheat would not be used in interstate commerce it is still impact

>> i will be on new year's eve though i won't be in key west. have something very special planned. >> all right. we have something very special. i know, look. anderson and andy always do but we've got something. you have got something. we're not going to tell. it's suspense, folks. gout to tune in. thank you both. i'll see you soon. the coronavirus is surging reaching levels we've never seen before and it could get a lot worse with the holidays. how to keep yourself safe just ahead. "hello, how can i" sore throat pain? try new vicks vapocool drops in honey lemon chill for a fast-acting rush of relief like you've never tasted in... ♪ honey lemon ahh woo vicks vapocool drops now in honey lemon chill fighting cancer doesn't start here. not in tubes or bags. not in scans or scribbles. fighting cancer doesn't even start in a lab. the truth is, fighting cancer starts with you. covid has devastated our funding for lifesaving research. help us help patients. donate today. this season, ♪ harkspoiling your petsntal s. has never been easier... when you use

>> i will be on new year's eve though i won't be in key west. be at a grateful dead, dead and company show. i have something very special planned. >> all right. we have something very special. i know, look. anderson and andy always do but we've got something. you've got something. we're not going to tell. it's suspense, folks. you've got to tune in. all right. thank you both. i'll see you soon. the coronavirus is surging, reaching levels we've never seen before and it could get a lot worse with the holidays. how to keep yourself safe just ahead. >>> these are the darkest days yet of the pandemic. with only a week until christmas. millions of people expected to travel for the holidays and experts are warning that we could see another surge in cases. and there are already cautionary tales. today the county health department in henderson, north carolina confirming 75 cases of coronavirus linked to a holiday celebration at a local church. and this week we learned a small town georgia couple dressed as santa and mrs. claus mingled with dozens of chil

in key west a robot bidding light that kills harmful pathogens in the air and on surfaces.let disinfection robot is designed to remove 99% of pathogens, including covid- 19. >> passengers should know that as they travel to key west international airport and utilize the facilities here that we have made every effort possible against the covid to protect passenger safety. >> airport officials say the robot can disinfect the entire airport's interior spaces in about 2.5 hours. >>> the latest batch of jobless claims just out moments ago. diane king hall joins us with an update into the's money watch. how are these numbers looking this morning? >> reporter: a step in the wrong direction. 853,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. that according to the labor department. that is over 100,000 more than the prior week and the number was much higher than expected. meantime, airbnb hopes to see the same successes door dash did yesterday with its initial public offering pictures of the food delivery company door dash jumped 85% in his first day of trading, closing at

>>it's not your usual christmas tree, but it makes perfect sense in key west florida. this tree is made up of lobster traps the tree honors the town's maritime history, every years place on key west historic seaport. the tree is made up of 45 lobster traps and celebrates both the holiday season in florida's history of commercial. thing we can do the same thing here with kraft i guess a good pop christmas tree christmas wharf. that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock but can and i will be back at the top of the hour with the icu beds filling up throughout the bay area we'll show you what san mateo county doing to increase capacity, it. >>plus a local gym owner refusing to shut down and allowing customers to work out inside. why says the fines just aren't enough for him to close out. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at night. >>from the bay area's local news station. a nice surge in coronavirus cases are causing icu beds to quickly fill up around the bay area and this is forcing health officials. >>to come up with new plans to add more beds for critically il

in key west anything goes. chickens need no reason to cross the road . or a license for that matter. but when the federal department of agriculture got wind of the museums ,dictated how they should be cared for . >> the museum challenged it on commerce clause and said these cats are marooned. they will never across the state line and they were not bought or sold, they were merely borders . >> the framers said something in boston when i'm in new york, that was interstate commerce of the kind that could be regulated. when two people in the same state traded somethingthat was not in their state commerce , they cannot be federally regulated. that was the intention of the framers. >> framers didn't design at all a federal government could reach down into your backyard or barnyard. >> during world war ii there was a farmer grew grain and he said that grain to his own animals. >> the federal government had a program at the time that dictated how much we farmers to grow on their own land and he said that's not constitutional because i'm not engaged in interstate

in key west anything goes. >> .. >> the framers didn't design an almighty federal government. that could reach down right into your backyard or barnyard. >> during world war ii the was a farmer who grew grain and he he said that grangers own and will. >> the federal program to dictate how much grain they could grow. that's not constitutional. >> in wickard versus auburn the highest court in the land thought otherwise. in a convoluted analysis the supreme court declared that because the wheat would not be used in interstate commerce, it still impacted interstate commerce to some type of displacement. >> they're taking the commerce clause and stretching it like a rubber band to apply to any kind of business when it was originally meant to just be for cross-border commerce like it says. >> i agree that some scholars disagree here in the review there's little if anything beyond the regulatory authority of the federal government. >> in an economy like ours things really are interconnected. what goes on on one of farmers farmer really does affect what happens elsewhere. when the sup

in key west, anything goes. chickens need no reason to cross the road. but when the federal of agriculture got wind of the museum of cats, they dictated have should they should be cared for. >> they were challenged and said these cats are at the waters sold, they were merely board. >> i said something to you in boston when i'm in new york. that was intrastate commerce. the kind he could be regulated and prayed and went two people in the same state traded something that was not in their state commerce, and therefore ce federally related. that was the intention of the framers. >> the framers did not design an almighty federal government . they can reach down the backyard. for our yard. >> during world war ii, there was a farmer who grew grain any for the grain to his own animals . >> in the federal government the program is - to dictate that they could be brought on their own land. they said this unconstitutional because not engage in interstate commerce. summa the highest court in the land thought otherwise. and in a convoluted analysis, the supreme court

both of them served in key west wing roles under president barack obama. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >>> the new report finds attorney general william barr kept federal investigations into president-elect joe biden son's hunter a secret ahead of the presidential election. that's according to "the wall street journal". barr was aware of two tax probes before this spring. the paper says attorney general barr did everything he could to keep the investigations under wraps, sticking to a justice department rule that prevents prosecutors from taking steps that could affect the outcome of an election. president trump and his congressional allies had repeatedly pressed barr to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate hunter in the lead up to the election. >>> so coming up on the "cbs morning news," cover story. "time" magazine reveals its person of the year. >>> and home for the holidays, a man believed to be the longest serving inmate for a nonviolent marijuana crime is freed from prison. this is the "cbs morning news." is the "cbs morning news."

both of them served in key west wing roles under president barack obama.. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang, thank you. tonight, there are signs the surging pandemic is pushing more people out of work. in the last week 853,000 workers filed for unemployment benefits. that's the third increase in the last four weeks. and it comes as critical aid programs are about to expire, with millions of families struggling to survive. here's cbs's mark strassmann. >> reporter: claudia guillen took her son jose to get groceries-- not to a supermarket, but this food bank in east boston. jose came out with three bags of charity to feed this family of six. >> the food that is donated goes a long way for-- to make sure that we don't-- we don't starve. >> reporter: kimberly landaverde is 17, and stressed. she's a high school senior applying to college as her family's world collapses around them. both her parents lost jobs during the pandemic. her immigrant family, two months behind on rent, faces eviction. >> it's very scary to think that we could lose a place where we found so muc

but there were people down in key west and other counties, took a long time for the vote to get in. and what republicans feared and one legal maneuver by democrats was what they want to do is they want to find out, they want to the count of the vote to find out how many votes hayes has. so then they can rig the returns from these counties that hadn't turned in yet to win the election. and this is lyndon johnson's first election in the senate in texas, all those south texas votes. he waits to find out what he needs and they are ginned up for him. >> quick question. what do you see as the essential difference between 1876 and 2000? is it just voter intimidation in 1876? prof. holt: joe, that's a good question. well, voter intimidation is certainly one of the big differences. the other difference is minor, but it is intriguing to me. is that -- there was far more tribunal shopping in florida in 2000. you know, let's find a judge who is going to rule our way than there was in either florida or south carolina in 1876. you had all odd things that the south carolina supreme court jailed th

destinations, key west, florida and charles ston, south carolina. >> looks nice.is on the way for women who can't afford hygiene products for their period during the pandemic. giving away a million dollars for menstrual products like pads and tampons. thanks to a company started by 18 year-old. >> feminine hygiene products go to foster care homes and soup kitchens to hand out. >> there was always a need but never like this. the annual gift card distribution event for families in need. traditionally families have come into the center to pick up gifts and get food. due to the pandemic this year the event was switched to a drive through. organizers say the need is overwhelming and resources are scarce. volunteers weren't able to help because of health precautions. staff was allowed on site. this year is challenging in a whole new way. >> we have never seen anything like this. i know that people hearing that all over. it's so true. families are really desperate right now. >> organizers say up to 30% of the people in sunny vail for example are forced to skip meals duri

. >> i love key west. we used to go yearly when i lived in atlanta. >> really. >> yeah. good times. those were the days. >> back in the day. >> i'm talking like i am 95 years old. which, it's coming up soon. and so are the seven things you need to know today. >> also, abc7 has launched new streaming apps. wherever you are, you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our new abc7 news app on apple tv, for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa >>> it is 6:357. if you're just joining us, seven things to know this morning. number one, the man charged in the 1988 michaela garecht case is expected to be in court today. michaela was just 9 when she was abducted in haywar

this robot making the rounds at key west international airport it's the latest tool in the fight against covid. airport workers say the robot disinfects the air and the surfaces with a high intensity uv light it moves around the airport all on its own and gets the job done in about two and a half hours. new jersey a little girl finds herself in a jam. the 4-year-old stuck in her doll's stroller. mom can't get her out so she calls police officers snap the plastic to get the child out. >> thank you so much >> but that's not all. cops return from lunch break with a new stroller in hand. the police save the day. georgia. a surprise for the georgia tech basketball team. goe coach josh passner is holding a pinata in the shape of a coronavirus sphere normally when the guys get a road win the coach lets them get whatever they want from the convenience store at the gas station. can't do that in covid so he's bringing the gas station goodies to them. a nice way to celebrate on a cnbc trip, coast to coast. >>> a surprise in the ocean. researchers say they think they have discovered a new species of

grafton, illinois, the key west of the mississippi, i like to call it, is a prime example of an area that would benefit from this legislation. the mayor has fought for the people of grafton and is the individual who brought this partnership and legislation to my attention. i have no doubt that the funds made available under this bill will ensure grafton and its surrounding communities are protected in the next flood season. i urge support of this legislation and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. norton: i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from the virgin islands, ms. plaskett. ms. plaskett: i'm i'm happy to approve measures to support resiliency, the committee on which i serve, i'm disappointed that this bill is not inclusive of u.s. territories other than puerto rico in the normal operation of this new resiliency program. under the stafford act, the virgin islands and all other u.s. territories and the district of columbia are defined and treated as states. this legislative amendment to

from there they'll expand to key west, and guatemala city. capitalize on the expected increase in travel next year. taking a look at jetblue, stock up almost a quarter percent this morning in the premarket. well, time is running out for last minute shoppers. spending on gifts isn't slowing down. new surveys show the average american expects to spend between 1,000 and $2,000 on gifts this year. national retail federation is predicting holiday spending to be up as much as 5.2% over last year. we can't see our loved ones. we can send them a lot of great stuff. those are your headlines. maria: yeah, good point. cheryl, thank you so much. we are talking about the latest on the vaccine front now as pfizer's covid-19 vaccine rolls out across the country. moderna's vaccine may join as well, an fda advisory panel recommended the emergency use authorization for moderna yesterday. it could see the green light for use later today. our next guest just received the pfizer vaccine yesterday, joining me is the director of the precision vaccines program at bo

we are joined by democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia, a key member of the armed servicesttee and appropriations committee. i know you've been busy working to get some sort of relief package done. time is running out for congress to help the millions of americans right now as you well know, senator, who are suffering. there are roadblocks. are you going to have a deal? >> i sure think we are and we are not going home until we get one. how can you face the people at hoch who have lost their unemployment check and lost their food assistance and they lost their shelter. all necessities of life we take for granted. if you have a job and you're stable, these people have nothing. we have schools need help and health care and need to get the vaccine out the door. we cannot afford to fail and we are not going to fail. this is a tough one, i understand. but, remember, this is called a covid emergency relief package. it's not called a do all end all package. we won't do toot one. this is called what joe biden said a down payment on what is needed. he'll come back in as president and

quite a key northerly wind towards the west.reater chance of wintry showers across central and eastern areas of england on monday. not out of the woods for snowy weather, further south across the uk through the early pa rt south across the uk through the early part of the week. temperatures two to 4 degrees at best and moves us two to 4 degrees at best and moves us into the start of what is set to bea us into the start of what is set to be a cold week ahead. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. millions of people in the uk faced tough at covid restrictions as rule changes come into force. as the uk grapples with the new variant of coronavirus, there are no confirmed cases in france, spain and sweden. former mi6 officer and soviet spy george blake has died at the age of 98 in moscow. and coming up, we will tell you about the sport that is high—speed and environmentally friendly, welcome to the world of extremely backed by formula world champion lewis hamilton.

and then from there they're going to the east, some to the west. our key focus tonight, how to bridge that divide in skepticism because the vaccine is worthless if not everyone takes it. let's hash it out. dr. susan lopez, assistants professor at rush university medical center. dr. vin gupta is a critical care pulmonologist and affiliate assistant professor at the institute for health and metrics and evaluation in seattle. he's also an msnbc medical creditor. and francis dietz setters, health reporter at "the washington post." dr. gupta, let's talk about the basics of this vaccine for a moment. the cdc just published a list of recommendations and guidelines for who can take this. among them, it encourages pregnant women to check with their doctors, warns those with allergies to other vaccines, to avoid it altogether. i wonder when you make of the guidelines and how concerned you are about possible side effects. >> good evening, alicia. this is what i'll say. the data that we do have is what we should focus on. we have a pfizer phase 3 late-stage trial that

jeremy diamond, cnn, traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida. >> without the key stimulus benefits for millions of americans, they will soon expire. let's bring in julie norman who joins me now. she's a lecturer in politics at the university of london. the covid relief bill made its way to mar-a-lago where it presumably sits there unsigned. the president wants to give americans $2,000 instead of the $600. and democrats agree. so what is wrong with the president using these strong arm tactics to for those congressional republicans to give americans more aid? >> well, ken, as we know, this bill is a long time coming. throughout these last weeks of the process, there wasn't any indication from trump even to his closest aid that he was going to take issue with some of the compromises that had been made and that included on the amount of those checks. and the situation we have now is that that bill passed with a situation of great urgency, with unemployment benefits set to expire at the end of this month, with a government shutdown looming next week. so by disagreeing on this p

rules that were also enforced that's also something that many countries in the west lack and of course mosse testing is the key to keeping the numbers on the check once they see an outbreak in china they do all this testing in order to find all of the cases in order to keep the numbers down in order to eradicate the virus in that area it is thank you very much that was correspondent in beijing. take a look now at some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic joe biden says he'll ask americans to wear masks for $100.00 days once he becomes u.s. president united states has more than 20 percent of global cases despite having less than 5 percent of the world's population the south korean capital seoul is imposing a 9 pm curfew on most establishment after the city reported nearly $300.00 new cases of the virus in one day and germany has reported more than 23000 new coronavirus infections that's one of the highest rates in europe just after russia and italy germany's health minister is calling for additional restrictions where infection rates are spiking. well staying in germany let's find out what peop

september 2016 he was in beijing, and he announced a pivot of the philippines, a key country in the south china sea, what we call the westussia. he tossed us in. what‘s interesting is what happened when the united states pushed against what was happening in the drug war. last december, the us government actually took away the visa of the man who was carrying out the drug war, the philippine national police chief. he is now a senator but they took away his visa under law, and the philippine government was so upset that they cancelled part of the military permission that has gone on for a long time, this is a very strong relationship, in the past, to the visiting forces, the government cancelled it, but here we go again. just this month, the philippine government gave notice that they were not going to cancel that and it is back up. my point — you are making my point for me. whatever the detail of difficulties, geostrategic difficulties in relationship between united states and the philippines, in the end, there seems to be a brotherhood feeling between donald trump and rodrigo duterte. you could argue they are populists o

rules that were also enforced that's also something that many countries in the west lack and of course mosse testing is the key to keeping the numbers under check once they see an outbreak in china they do all this testing in order to find all the cases in order to keep the numbers down in order to eradicate the virus in that area and here's thank you very much that was corresponding with tears boiling up in beijing . africa is no stranger to dealing with viral epidemics despite this experience though the continent faces huge challenges to acquire and distribute coronavirus back scenes many fear that africa could be left behind as a global community races to secure supply now several african nations have decided to join forces to and launch a collective effort to ensure fair access to a vaccine better leave them alone is about to get her 1st covert vaccination she's taking part in by on take pfizer's vaccine trial and yana spark owing to 2 i think you know. i'm. making. a rule. she would not be able to afford the vaccine herself regardless of which vaccines are approved they will cost billions of dollars to pu

and also the key thing with biden, is there going to bea key thing with biden, is there going to be a reorganisation of the westd what borisjohnson was talking about? security and intelligence co—operation against china and russia, does it have a trade connotation as well? it might do. jeffrey, a last word from you. talking about australia, new zealand, canada, they are marginal, small economies. they are not going to affect the uk economy. the big deal is the one that has to be negotiated with the european union. all the focus needs to be on that right now. less than a fortnight before everything changes. either we go without a deal or we have a deal. borisjohnson needs a deal. his prime ministership is rocky. the coronavirus vaccine has helped. he needs to show he can put this country on a stable course. thank you all very much. that is it for this week. next week we will look back at the year that has been and i will be with you in a fortnight to look ahead to the start of 2021. however you are celebrating the festive season, have a good one. hello, swollen rivers and flood warnings across western england an

west bank. while the vatican pope francis led a low key christmas eve mass cutoff has had a on.there are no crowds in this socially distance christmas eve mass led by pope francis a celebration in st peter's basilica usually brings in more than 10000 faithful but with cold at night seen about 100 people stood in the pews of a smaller rear section of the church a reflection of christmas amid a pandemic would scale back or cancel celebrations across europe and the world. he got close to the start of the night here come get. a challenge the pope said must be met with strength if i should point out the fact the king the the the vatican's mass was moved up to our 2nd plywood italy's 10 pm curfew was the epicenter of the pandemic italy is once again struggling with covert 19 that reported more than 500 coronavirus related deaths on thursday and another 550 the day before overall italy has recorded more than 2000000 cases. of it. it's strange it feels like a war scenario where something bad is about to happen but at the same time these a sense of hope that's what we all need to right n

key in distributing the vaccine. many people wanted as quickly as possible but that isn't enough at least with the heightened risk of infection will be invited 1st the elderly as well as frontline medical west in the beginning so that's why we need clear and transparent priorities the vaccine is being kept under key and lock and it's very highly protected the vaccine is coming to germany but unlike with father christmas himself nobody can be sure yet when to expect it. let's break down what's changed in germany under this latest strict a lockdown starting today all non-essential shops are closed supermarkets pharmacies as well as banks are allowed to remain open schools are shut until the 10th of january and companies are being encouraged to allow their stuff to work from home where possible chance of a another miracle has made an appeal for people to limit their social contacts during the holidays the number of people allowed to mate indoors will remain restricted to 5 not including children under 14 and in anticipation of new year's celebrations the sale of fireworks have has also been banned. let's bring in chief political correspondent melinda crane who is standing by at one of britain'

west. we're learning more today about the key officials biden is trusting to lead the fight against a worsening asked a few familiar faces to join his

west. we're learning more today about the key officials biden is trusting to lead the fight against a worsening pandemic. biden has asked a few familiar faces to join his administration's public health team. former obama certainly vivek murthy has been asked to reprise his role, according to the "washington post." and the president-elect asked dr. anthony fauci to stay on in his current position, in addition to an expanded role as the chief medical adviser. the biden white house will need all the help that it can get. 200,000 americans are testing positive for the virus every single day. 3,000 are dying from it. those numbers are only getting worse in the coming weeks. and even the much-touted silver lining, an imminent vaccine, comes with massive challenges. a new report from nbc news outlines how unprepared the trump white house is for the logistics of actually distributing this vaccine. and how much that's going to challenge the incoming administration, which will inherit the burden of getting the majority of americans vaccinated. as one former hhs official told nbc news quote, this, the tea

west. but we have the clearer sky, the sunshine in scotland, northern england and northern ireland once again, but a keyly breeze making it feel cool here, four, five degrees for some as a daytime maximum. now, that low drifts away and high pressure is set to build for christmas eve, hence the reason we could see clearer skies for a time, that will allow those temperatures to fall away, but it does mean christmas eve and christmas day is looking a little more promising, mother festive, bright and crisp, drier and quieter than we have seen of late, make the most of it. more rain to come, boxing day. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'mjane dougall. coming up on a busy programme... covid causes chaos in elite sport as festive fixtures are threatened covid could cause chaos in elite sport as festive fixtures are threatened by the new varient of the virus. from dancing to dementia, the family of nobby stiles, 1966 world cup winner, who died earlier this we are, say they have been told h

it is generally fine and dry line of west, whether they're just coming out of billy's pushing towards key. but i will sing a little further south was by western side of the caribbean to see some really heavy rain staying very wet there for a good part of costa rica through wednesday and thursday. but certainly, al jazeera london broke constantine 2 special guests in conversation people think that racism is having personal vitriol towards black people. right. and there's no understanding of what systemic racism is. unprompted, uninterrupted success comes with the position. if you're not upsetting people, you're not saying anything f one has made any, i mean, there is not a family in britain. i believe that has not been touched by empire studios be unscripted on al-jazeera. there's a wave of sentiment around the world where people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voices are not heard because they're just not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover the big stories and report on the big events that are g

election youtube says it made the decision following a key election deadline and a sufficient number of states certifying their results >>> in westnia, an explosion at a chemical plant injured four people and rattled homes for miles. authorities briefly imposed a shelter-in-place order before giving the all clear signal this morning. >>> in singapore, a cruise to nowhere was cut short after a passenger tested positive for covid-19 roughly 28 passengers and crew were onboard that ship >>> and in kenya, flood waters trapped jgiraffes, putting them in danger of drowning. rescuers used a custom barge to move them to safety, four miles away to an animal sanctuary. that's the news update this hour carl, i'll send it back to you. >> there's nothing better than an animal rescue thank you, sue herera. >>> we continue to watch for the latest indications on doordash joining us with more on the debut and ahead of airbnb going public welcome back good to see you. >> good to see you, carl. >> there's an old cliche that people in the cities, the big cities, end up saying about a business model, how is it going to play in peoria, and your genera

lost a key player when douglas louise wasn't sent off, but away from home and with one man less, they still went forward. that contact onjohn mcginn would change where the points went in this westrby, a penalty at the end and where all ghazi scored it. where the fans were, perhaps they would ...joe the fans were, perhaps they would joe linsky, bbc news. so, we've already heard about two derbies in the premier league, while in the championship, swansea came out on top in the south wales derby — as they beat rivals cardiff 2—0. jamal lowe scored both the goals for the away side, with victory moving swansea into the automatic promotion spots. norwich remain top of the table following their 2—1 win at blackburn. hibernian are up to second in the scottish premiership after a 4—0 win at hamilton this afternoon. hibs remain a point in front of aberdeen, who recorded a first victory in five games with a 2—0 win over bottom of the table ross county. st mirren and livingston also won. european cup rugby has returned for the new season this weekend. in the last few minutes, wasps have beaten dragons 2a—8, while leinster have won 35—14 against montpellier. earlier scarlets edged out bath,

key role. >> how fast or how slow are they going right here? >> they averaged, in the west, about 6 miles an hour. so it was pretty slow. >> and do you know who shot this film? >> they had some publicity people along with them to take film, because they really wanted to have a good record of the film. >> if you grew up in the east and you're heading out right above lake tahoe in nevada, some spectacular sights. >> that's right. and here you can see lake tahoe in the background there. today, still a spectacular sight. such a bright blue. that was kind of a milestone for the men, because they knew they were right on the border of california. they're still in nevada here. but very close to california. and soon, there would be paved roads. >> so they had a sense that they almost reached the finish line. >> that's right. yes. and they were keenly aware of that. >> we mentioned earlier, the role -- and here they are now, west of meyers, california. >> this is still eastern california. right along here, they got on paved roads. in fact, they might -- well, let's see. it looks like

across all of our bridges starting with the bay bridge you can see 80 west right here traffic moving along may's to fremont street exit the keyn better look at that. under 12 minutes for your drive time and the near the golden gate bridge. this ridge always is pretty light a look at that traffic here moving across their 37 to the tolls under 25 minutes for your drive time. okay westbound 92 traffic is moving along there there's been really no delays on any of the bridges we saw hot spots all throughout the morning. even just about cleared 8.80 to one o one less than 15 minutes for your drive times into the peninsula and the richmond bridge look at that you can see the the beautiful sky in the background there tolls to one oh one less than 10 minutes for your commute. this hot spot that we had earlier definitely clearing out just some residual slowly right here this is in the fremont area. so that's all to southbound thorn avenue you just going to see a little slow traffic but not to worry you'll be in it out enough time for now back to the news. thank you for top story that we're following for you this morning pfizer's covid-

hunter biden wrote an e-mail to his landlord asking for keys for joe biden biden, james biden, gongwen dong, it was supposed to reflect hudson westch was this csc usa, that is the chinese company that was taken over by the state in 2018 and the chairman just disappeared. jon: that's a pretty tangled w web. >> listen to what hunter biden in his own words and his own e-mail is saying, joe biden is going to share an office with the chinese. for joe biden to go out and say i'd never even spoken to my son about these overseas business dealings, hogwash, there's plenty of evidence written by the biden's himself that pointed this and if you look at the flow of millions of dollars and it's time the media get an interest in this and the biden's come clean and provide the documents to the senate committee, senator johnson the chair of the committee deserves the documents. jon: that committee put together a list of some of the questionable business dealings, we have some of the highlights here, hunter biden's company was received about $5 million from the chinese oil company cfc, they created 1 billion-dollar investment fund dhr with the st