ko: i am excited. i'm not worried.really entering a new phase of how we will be able to deal with this. and i am proud to be part of that. tom: thank you so much. we appreciate it. lisa, people have been asking when i am getting vaccinated and my answer is simple, the old old people need to be taken care of. and then the essential workers are absolutely critical. i was outside of mount sinai yesterday, and there were not five or six ambulances lined up, but there were four. that is too many. lisa: what is the death rate, how can we mitigate the side effects? note was saying, we are getting that big of a reduction in the death rate, as we would hope. 20% or 30% does not get it done. tom: we are just onto the first million in the united states and we need many more. i think about bill gates, what he has done with the eradication of polio across the world, and it becomes a worldwide issue as well. lisa: he said to get to herd immunity we would have to vaccinate in excess of 75% of the population, higher than other estimat

steve bi ko being brought to a block of flats. brought to his death, a man left behind after mandela was jailed. we got taken up to the fifth floor and we were manacled, each with separate window. 0ne manacled, each with separate window. one of the senior police, a major came in and said, nowi police, a major came in and said, now i can confirm that you are officially being detained under section six of the terrorism act. that is the act in which you literally disappear. they separated us. i only had a chance to shout steve's name, and that was the last time i saw steve a live. three weeks and three days later, i had just heard a lot of commotion. many, many people singing protest songs, the cell next to mine was being filled with many people. when these young men told me that i have just returned from the funeral of steve bi ko, just returned from the funeral of steve biko, and that was the first time that i heard about the death of steve biko. i went to my mat that was my bad, and i thenjust to my mat that was my bad, and i then

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. >> lennon also explained a wild period away from yo ko in the early '70s. >> you two went through a of a break up. >> i call it my lost weekend. it lasted 18 months when the feminist side of me died a little bit and she said get the hell out. >> lennon said he hit the bottle like a teenager. >> i couldn't deal with the separation any other way. i just fell apart. the only thing i knew was go to the bar, drink. ♪ it'll be just like starting over ♪ >> reporter: by 1980, they had reconciled, and with "double fantasy" declared they were starting over. >> you look like two very happy people. >> reporter: but peebles had noticed a pair of armed body guards that accompanied john around new york. >> you could have parked two chevrolets on their shoulders. they were huge. >> reporter: that was how he ended his interview. >> one final question about your private life and your security. >> i can go into a restaurant. you want to know how great that is? or go to the movies. people come up and ask for an autograph or say hi but they don't bug. >> reporter: when dinner was done zblsh d-- >> he sa

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the discrepancy in many number said it took a staggering 23 days on average from when someone showed koed got a confirmed diagnosis. that's three weeks to officially catch each case. >> as each information seems to be very surprising to because normally it would just take a couple of days. >> you're making policy today based on information that is already three weeks old. >> perhaps the most remarkable revelations concern early december, the moments when koed first right when study 20 times the number of flew cases compared to the same year the year before? and they show flu patients were regularly screened and many did being have a strain leaving open the possibility they were sick with covid-19. >> it was very unusual like frrchl. >> it was very, very sizable. it's claul a can make precise influenza. but in retrospect you have to ask was there some co. and all valuable information in the hunt for where the december came from. chinese officials have said the out kro and despite accusations it has limited its won racial into the we over the coronavirus. for some time, in order to shift th

but there was nothing level about the 2nd half as she got ran riots by man gets to ko grabbing his seconds with the dortmund defense or that see my and they were in even deeper water moments later for the 1st hour with this 3rd goal. before tan gooey cool of barley made it 413 stuttgart goals in 10 minutes and the final insult came an injury china's don't win try to bring some respectability to the scoreline make a strong desire as taking advantage of the oceans of space. size one the final score. heaviest home defeats in more than a decade the pressure now weighing even heavier on father. and in saturday's light game defending champions by munich we're held to a one all draw or it in when you on got off to the perfect stodge off to just 6 minutes grisha pommel glanced in ahead of from a corner but by and came back in the 2nd half and equalized through a rope at 1112 ski the pole scoring his 13th league goal of the season fine remain top of the table but have won only one of the last 40 games. this is d.w. news from berlin with major a grade before we leave you there has been some sad news

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and so we went into the fall of 2017 he very well documented, when patrick ko who is an employee or siste associate of c landed in new york he was detained by the u.s. government and put in jail for corruption for leaving shoe boxes of cash for two african presidents and it started this down-hill spiral of cfc as a company. remember, president xi was traveling around the world under the one belt, one road. that was their political approach and cfc was the capital capitalistic side of the chinese government doing things they could do on the capitalist side that the government couldn't get done. it's well documented the work they did in kazhakstan, in georgia, all over the world. when they announced that, that they were officially tendering for 14% of rossneff, a deal valued at $9 billion, i sort of pushed away from the table like okay, obviously that's taking priority over this discussion and i just sort of was watching things play out once they detained patrick ko. i did reach out to hunter biden in october of 2017, asking him, hey, listen, they haven't funded the $10 million. have you do

than the waterfalls, but it dakes a much better ko moment. you want to make sure that people capture it in pictures so that they shared with her friends in the nickelback. -- and then they come back. said, it isostcards better at night. i do not know if it is better, but they build infrastructure to make sure that you would come back just to see. you can see in this image, it has that rustic fence all around the edges. in the center, there is this quiet little lily pad closing in the middle. that is no accident. that is an artificial lily that with lighting so to make sure you can see the formations at night. it was a place that was pretty good forever mental -- a romantic stroll as you can see the couple on the edge trying to enjoy it. the glory days of the blue hole did not last forever. i suppose that is no surprise. happens, the interest in these magical waters waned. eventually the gate it shut forever in 1990. they honestly could not keep up with all of the other attractions in the area. on thert of ohio right shores of lake erie is act

. >> reporter: at the cost ko in the south market neighborhood some people have already started stocking up. >> they didn't have any toilet paper, they were already out of bottled water. the things from last time in march those are gone again. >> reporter: san francisco and four other bay area counties have decided to enforce the state's stay at home order before the region as a whole is required to. the bay area region still has 21.7% of beds available more than the 15% trigger set by the state. but the san joaquin valley and southern california regions fell before that threshold this weekend. which means they'll now begin the shelter at home order sunday night. the big concern is not necessarily icu beds. it's the people who work those facilities. >> staff is so critical. and staff are becoming demoralized. and the more we have covid in the community staff are not just going to get sick from regular colds and things from winter they're going to get sick from covild covid as well. >> reporter: there is a glimmer of hope. speaking on the "today" show this morning they will vote on approv

but there was nothing level about the 2nd half a shoot got ran riots by man get to ko grabbing his seconds with the dortmund defense or that see my and they were in even deeper water moments later for the 1st hour with the 3rd goal. before tan gooey cool of barley made it 413 stick of goals in 10 minutes and the final insult came in injury china's don't win try to bring some respectability to the scoreline nicolas john zarrella is taking advantage of the oceans of space. 51 the final score. heaviest home defeat in more than a decade the pressure now weighing even heavier on father. in formula one red bull's max to stop in his climb pole position for the final race of the season in abu dhabi it's the dutch driver and his team's 1st call this year he edged out the sadie's valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton with less than 110th of a secure record is taken separating the top 3 and has already won the world championship. and europe today you're watching news from delhi mums are agreeing to thanks so much. blinding us is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities green eart

. >> for people who are living in ko congregant living facilities, i would say i want to talk to my sonr daughter or spouse about whether i should do this. and it is very difficult for those people to have that kind of conversation right now. >> she'll do her part to put her friends and neighbors at ease. >> there are some who have said they hate shots. so i have heard that the needles are very sharp. so that means it shouldn't hurt that much. >> now, no exact time line yet when she and her fellow residents at byron park will receive the first dose of vaccine, but we did hear late from contra costa county that they will be vaccinating that first group of frontline responders tomorrow afternoon. live in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> a situation we will continue to follow. laura, thanks to you. >>> well, as vaccinations get under way, so do lobbying efforts for those who want to give a higher priority to workers in certain jobs. one such group is the state's 800,000 farm workers. abc7 news reporter david louie asked advocates to explain their reasoning. >> the covid-19 infect

so far no one on yuri's team has caught ko that he can only hope it will stay that way . in russia people say if it's decided up there think she'll get run over by a street car you won't drown fate is fate if the coronavirus is my fave it will pass me by. her with a member do it the next day the team prepares for 4 more funerals tour and his colleagues hardly have time to worry about their own health at the moment they're just too busy. of course one is only sure when they're reporting there she joins us now from moscow truly heartbreaking stuff there and really what's driving the increase in cases and deaths and russia's regions. well during the 2nd wave of the corona virus that has really the disease has really hit across russia in the 1st wave it was kind of focused on moscow the capital actually the numbers of overall deaths across russia aren't that high comparatively with other countries like the us here the official number is just 40000 but there have been a lot of questions raised about those numbers since the beginning of the pandemic and recently journalists hav

so far no one on yuri's team has caught ko that he can only hope it will stay that way . people say if it's decided up there think she'll get run over by a street car you won't drown fate is fate if the coronavirus is of my faith it will pass me by. her with me we're very good the next day the team prepares for 4 more funerals tour and his colleagues hardly have time to worry about their own health at the moment they're just too busy. but our correspondent only 7 father reports joins us now from moscow only what's driving this increase in cases and deaths in that russia's weeds. well in the spring most of the cases of cases were taking place in moscow most of the deaths as well and of course the epidemic the pandemic rather has been spreading across the country now when it comes to the number of deaths actually in russia they're pretty low comparatively for example to the u.s. there have been officially only 40000 deaths but recently there have been questions about that number of journalists here have been pointing out that actually the number of excess deaths could be mu

so far no one on yuri's team has caught ko that he can only hope it will stay that way . people say if it's decided up there that you'll get run over by a street car you won't drown fate is fate if the coronavirus isn't my fate it will pass me by. or with. the next day the team prepares for 4 more funerals tour and his colleagues hardly have time to worry about their own health at the moment they're just too busy. correspondent only 7 father reports joins us now from moscow i am really what's driving this increase in cases and deaths in russia as we germans. well in the spring most of the cases code cases were taking place in moscow most of the deaths as well and of course the epidemic the pandemic rather has been spreading across the country now when it comes to the number of deaths actually in russia they're pretty low comparatively for example to the u.s. there have been officially only 40000 deaths but recently there have been questions about that number of journalists here have been pointing out that actually the number of excess deaths could be much higher and could

but there was nothing level about the 2nd half as stuttgart ran riots by man gets to ko grabbing his seconds with the dortmund to friends or at c i. m they were in even deeper water some moments later for the 1st hour with the 3rd goal. before tan gooey cool of barley made it 413 stuttgart goals in 10 minutes and the final insult came in injury china's don't win try to bring some respectability to the scoreline making a strong solid is taking advantage of the oceans of space. 51 the final score dortmund's heaviest hundreds of speech in more than a decade the pressure now weighing even heavier on father let's take a look at all the bundesliga results so far at one young berlin held by a unit to a draw as we saw stood guard stunned dork one flight say get braman blood back through with head to berlin freiburg downbeat affairs cologne defeated lines of it frankfurt on friday on sunday all spoke take on shall come and live a couzin lock horns with hoffenheim. you're up to date now on d w news omarion evans teen friends and the entire teen timberland thanks for watching. every journey beg

not my case, but one more recently, in iowa and wisconsin where it was an insider who had fixed the kosother people we re his brother and other people were winners in multiple states and how to make that was the whole thing came to light, they eventually found other evidence that his brother was an insider in the group that actually prepared the computer sequence. it also depends what kind of a powerball you have. they had these numbers of balls come down like an powerball and they are supposed to be vacuum sealed in all kinds of security, those systems can be tampered with, human ingenuity is such that it can be done but normally it is a computer code, those of the more troubling ones, or in my old case where you actually had insiders who allegedly made sure by promoting the competition that a relative or friend promoting the competition that a relative orfriend of promoting the competition that a relative or friend of theirs one more than once. i know you are not involved in the south african case, but it sounds like from your experience you don't sense abroad here. how common is frau

are given we are told about that in the media just set the scene like you did in the book of where kos emslie money came from you talk about this province of command in the 170 s. halfway between amazing western hellbent sophistication and an ancient past. well sort of money came from tribal areas of southern iran of cameron province my own mother's come on so i had a personal connection to the story but like what is going to be important troy his career was that he came he had this tribal past me was not from the urban centers or the fact his hometown was a good couple 100 kilometers away from care moneymen a sort of the provincial center there and that gave him. that underdog feeling if you will. carry on but also an understanding of how tribal relations can work really later helped him be able to do what he did in afghanistan in iraq and out of obviously the i.r.g.c. is a a unit or a regiment or you going to tell me what it is it's often used in the media there in syria they're here they're there tell me about the birth of enter now you know way when it was born of even emilia we in

2 deaths were well within statistical expectations meanwhile more american lives have been lost to ko bed than the number that died fighting in world war 2 almost 300000 houses come to the virus and reports. we've got 15000000 cases of covert 19 in the united states we've got hospitals overwhelmed 107000 people are in the hospital at this moment doctors say these numbers are going to keep getting worse on wednesday there were more deaths from covert 19 on one day than there were on september 11th these are pretty big numbers that people are looking on at the situation then and just appalled at how massively coded 1000 has expanded throughout the united states how much the pandemic seems to be completely out of control now joe biden is promising that when he takes office he will tackle this issue for his 1st 100 days in office he's talking about a mask a mandate and i'm absolutely convinced that in 100 days we can change the course of the disease and change life in america for the better i'm going to ask for a mask in place everyone for the 1st 100 days of my administration to wear a m

so far no one on yuri's team has caught ko that he can only hope it will stay that way . in russia people say if it's decided up there think she'll get run over by a street car you won't drown fate is fate with if the coronavirus is of my faith it will pass me by. her with me we're very good the next day the team prepares for 4 more funerals i tour and his colleagues hardly have time to worry about their own health at the moment they're just too busy. the united nations is aging world leaders to make 2021 the year they commit to fighting climate change it comes as new reports highlight the severe weather that broke records around the world this year the u.n. says the coronavirus pandemic presents a chance to hit the reset button and do the work needed to save the planet from the devastating temperature increases. heat waves drive. wildfires. from flooding 2020 has been yet another year of extreme weather. ecosystems like the great barrier reef in australia. or monarch butterfly biosphere reserve in mexico are under threat this year is on course to become the 2nd hottest o

she only took part in four events on the lpga tour this year but world number 0nejin young ko wrappedevent by finishing tied for second at the us women's open last monday but produced five birdies on the back nine to finish on 18 under par in naples, five clear of hannah green and sei young kim. she reportedly said before the tournament she wanted to buy a house in the states. the cheque for $1.1 million ought to get her something nice. just like spurs, chelsea haven't had a good week. back to back defeats have seen them slip to eighth but so tight is the premier league, they can shoot back up the table later on monday. their match at home to west ham is one of two in the premier league later on. a win will take them fifth. frank lampard has dismissed any early season title talk hype and has responded to criticism of new signings kai havertz and timo werner. we must have huge perspective has to be a mention some of the greatest players of premier league seem to have taken time to succeed and premier league. some have gone away and come back to the premier league and become great playe

kimberly hamlin who is the author of the book called freethinker, and ellie kos, who is the author of "democracy, if we can keep it." my name is teresa frontado, i'm the executive editor of kut-fm in austin, texas, and i am an avid reader. very eager to have i finally fid discussion with these two very interesting authors, and i can't the books enough. they both have a lot to add to people are interested not only in our history what a lot of current events. i'm going to give kimberly ann allison couple minutes to introduce themselves and then jump into discussion. generally, you want to go first? >> i'm so delighted to be here. as i was telling before we get started, i used to live in austin. i went to ut for my phd. so being a a part of the texas book festival has it been a dream of mine for a long time. i didn't picture it would happen this way but but i will take i. i'm very grateful to the stated thank you so much for having me. so i'm historian and i study women, sex and politics and also site and medicine. now i live in cincinnati and teach at miami university of oxford, ohio, a

e ko africa. they have a bad reputation you have a cheap role in the ecosystem. which is a very much important in cleaning up the environment we call them has until many species are endangered that the project to kenya seeks to protect the unloved scavengers that means above all talking to local people and africa. in 60 minutes on d w. with him how to be done to go so ugly as well lions how you know if i had known that the boat would be about small i never would have gone on a trip i would not have put myself and my parish so in that danger to the bottom of the theme of the open a beautifully it would. love one to look up at one with me because of what i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there wasn't going to. want to know their story inform our grid stirred fight against global information for more grants. welcome to global 3000. more than a 1000000000 tons of food just thrown away worldwide every year what's the solution . financially rewarding investment that is also environmentally sound is there such a thing. but 1st our plan

contra kos ta and san francisco with about 20%. tonight we are getting new information from veterans. cdc identified 37 sites akrsz the country where vets can get the vaccine. when it's ready. in the bay area it will be at the va center. it they will monitor veterans and staff for side effects. >> getting hit with the lawsuit as business owners angry over the shut down order fight back. and east bay doctors are weighing in too. questioning the medical value of the lock down. we explain that push back is getting stronger. >> i'm feeling stressed. myself and my partners. it's beyond depressing. it's a roller coaster ride. it's twilight zone. >> he says shutting down his out door seating has left him unable to generate income. he won't violate the order, he's not sitting back. >> we feel like we can't sit around and have our lively had taken away without a fight. >> one of four businesses now suing the county. they filed had morning. alleging there's no proof out door dining contributed to the covid-19 surge. >> because of the lack of

we will give kos tcustody back. >> running the hearing is this magistrate. >> i appreciate that. foster system should not be parenting children. parents should be parenting children. >> would you say family treatment court is a result of a shift in culture and the way you even define what an opioid addict is? >> people go, why can't they just stop? why can't they just quit? why can't they do this? they lost their kid. it's just not how the brain works, the disease of addiction takes over somebody's life. it takes a whole community to get it back for them. >> we are close to chris and amanda. >> on the front lines of the efforts are care workers like mira. >> family treatment court was the first time i had ever returned a child to a heroin addict. because heroin addicts don't get their kids back. that was kind of my mindset. that's what my experience was. it changed how i look at substance abusers and how we can help them. >> today, she's taking me to visit two of her clients. a couple in recovery with a baby daughter. >> i'm the stern mom with my clients. you cannot be doing this

into gold, turning that a gold into necklace then smuggling that gold and some other funds to hong kobe used to support isis. she wasn't the instigator in the e that the idea was not hers, but she was a willing participant, as her plea shows. >> baker: you've spent years saying that you are innocent ofe rything. >> yeah. right.: >> bakd by doing this, u've admitted that you are, you're guilty of terrorism, right? >> well, um... okay, it states that i'm guilty of, um... supporting my husband. um, it states specifically that mhusband and his brother were isis members or wanted to be isis members. >> baker: despite signing the plea deal, sam was still struggling to admit her guilt. and that means you knowingly provided support for isis, who, you know, have committed some of the wot atrocities we've seen in, in decades, and you've supported that. >> (smacks lips) you're puttinge in a really difficult spot here. (laughs) um... w i mean, i, i don't know answer your question. um, as far as my plea agreement goes, yes, i did. if i don't admit to exactly what they're saying in that plea agreem

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ko coy, the nba and nfl sharing christmas day?'s a great day in the nba as always on christmas day. lebron and lakers head lining against the mavs and luka doncic. let's get to the highlights. it was the mavs 22nd appearance on christmas, lebron's 14th. he turns 46 in four days even after that historically short off-season lebron still slays. 22 points against dallas. moving into second on christmas day scoring that's even with superstar luka doncic playing incredible play like this. the lakers, after a loss, nine days of play already getting into the groove beat the mavs by 23 points. >>> finally in a rare christmas day nfl game saints alvin kamara scored six rushing touchdowns, tying the game's most record, that record was set in 1929. kamara sporting all kind of christmas cheer. rocking red and green cleats. he actually broke or tied five nfl team records in that game, boris. heck of a day, first nfl in 11 years and there are actually three games today including the 9-5 against the raiders, boys. playoff hopes alive and well. l

w're jned now john ko, air ofational pular vote. lcome ba to demoacy now!reat thave youith us. can you expla what thi movent is? but firs respond to what haened yesteay in this country. in most other years, the electoral college vote, people did not pay much attention to it. but this year, they sure did. >> well, people didn't pay attention because the flaws of the current system he become more and more apparent to people. five about 45 presidents have come into office without having the national popular vote. in the last six elections, we've had two wrong winter elections and also two near miss elections, including this current election. at 21,000 people had changed their minds i arizona, wisconsin, and georgia, president tru would have received enough electoral votes to be reelected, despite the 7ct that joe biden was over million votes ahead in the national popular vote. , could youkoza explain a little more about this compact? i am wondering, even if you are able to get the number of -- requisite number of those two states to vote in favor of it, what i

a 23 year-old black man who died last year in ko police custody. quote.one to see if your death and those of ahmaud arbery, george floyd, breonna taylor. sandra bland and untold others are viewed as worthy of the moral revulsion and from there the change of practice and belief. that would prove a real reckoning is taking place. congress hasn't passed police reform. not because the house hasn't tried. reforms have met untimely deaths in grim reapers mcconnell's senate. the author of the long time coming. reckoning with race in america. it is good to see you. we'll talk about the book. i want to ask you what you make of this attempt by mcconnell to rebrand himself in part by touting plus reform. having signed a bill. he blocked the one during president obama tenure. and the house had passed a much more con rehencive one with choke hold bans and no knock warrants and getting rid of qualified immunity. a weaker version was pushed in senate. do you think there's a way that mcconnell can launder his reputation based on that? >> no. it's utterly ridiculous. firs

victory from october although celebrations were halted by paul george he scored 33 points on tuesday with ko why you landed chipping in with 26 clips winning 81162109. this game while our stats were literally going to go through now aren't those of who just returned got to go on the. roll in or are our success this year so we look forward to watching. well that sawyer sport for now more lights thanks very much. and of course i'll have more news on the other side of the break and full updates all full of the global headlines including what's going on in terms of the current virus in the u.k. samsara that's off on the news on saying thanks very much for watching. and. we've never had a president who has literally for 4 or 5 years repeatedly attacked our democracy. you know lucy lerner to financially i don't have a narrative i have a question you're hitting there where you're treated. or even further join me richelle carey and up front as my guest i'm around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories in pressing issues here on out is there a. new day to take advantage of t

absolutely for some talk in washington is the trump and ko are having to keep spreadsheet...this is why attorney general bill barr quit, because he did not like what was coming down the track when he came to the fountains of presidential pardons. right up until the last day. we will keep not on that. new york city was the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in the spring. ido i do not know why i'm telling you this, you know this! more than 22,000 people died of covid—19 there. just as the economy was starting to come back, cases spiked and now indoor dining has been closed again. and new york's mayor says there may be another shutdown after the holidays to contain the spread of the virus. but despite all the difficulties, it's not all gloom and doom here in new york, as i've been finding out. the bustling city is quieter these days. but here in the brooklyn navy yard, which once built aircraft carriers, another industry is thriving. welcome to steiner studios, where they're getting the eighth different tv production that's being filmed here right now. doug steiner, the chai

and national political reporter for "the washington post" and moderator of "walk week" on cbs, robert kos president is going to campaign for the senators left there in purdue in georgia this saturday. as the ap is reporting, some republicans worry that he will use that platform to amplify his baseless allegations of widespread voter fraud. of course, he has not denounced what joe degenova, his lawyer, did in threatening to kill chris krebs, the oust the cyber security official. >> the president has been relentless in making baseless glams about the election in georgia and the election nationally and politically speaking, he has pulled senators loeffler and purdue into this rip tide where they were part of this conspiratorial claims about the election and they seem to show no willingness to depart from president trump. but the vexing position, though, for those senator sess that georgia is changing. pkt biden won the state and there is a new electorate that seems to be animated by the president's flames on the left and those on the right may be animated, as well. >> jackie, you and your co

of thousands of americans could start getting the shot in days to come >>> it's been 258 days since koongress passed any covid relief and negotiations just hit a brick wall mitch mcconnell rejected a $908 billion bipartisan proposal and now you know the news. for this thursday, december 10, 2020 stay with us a cnbc special is next follow us on twitter >>> one of the fastest growing populations in the country, latinos spend more than $1.5 trillion a year, an engine of the economy but do they have the same economic opportunity as others we'll discuss with executives from corporate america, ent tremendo entrepreneurs and investors about how to close the gap and open doors to economic mobility. "the path forward: race and opportunity in america" starts now. >>> good evening and welcome. tonight we want to have a conversati

under par 66 to finish 5 strokes clear of hannah green and say young kim and just for good measure kofinished with a birdie on the final hole it is a 7th career l p.g.a. tour title for between 85 year old. tiger woods and he's 11 year old son charlie had the support of many going into the final round of the p. and c. championships but it was not to be for the woods do you own young charley sidney caught the eye for the striking similarity he swing base to that of his famous father and such as the swing take a look at the way he punches the a in celebration and we've certainly seen that somewhere before that they were not able to win the event but inevitably they were comparisons between the youngster and his father when he was the same age. well i don't think that i've done anything different than how i was raised with my dad. this and joy and enjoying the experience of being out there together and you know we didn't. i will finish with some pictures for you from a kite boarding competition in spain. was the venue for the kite for open european championships strong winds help the comp

if you this i tnk the world is to get better, ko is a great play here. >> and of course i am just a lateow seems like coke is a leverage reopening trade. no doubt about that. and i think restaurants, you got to throw that in there, too. coke is clearly a better product in my opinion. i would say this from a stock standpoi standpoint: you see the consolidation after the gap after we got the announcement of pfizer vaccine, it looks poised to break out about 55 and head back towards that 52-week high before the pandemic around 60 bucks. i agree with all of that investors are quickly starting to look for the reopening trade for coke >> now for food stock that's been in the news >> my question is on tyson foods since they got hit with coronavirus and fell 12% they have been doing well and win on their earnings, do you think they can keep that going with vaccines going out and restaurants opening up can they reach at an all time high >> bk, what do you tell bill in delaware >> they had quite a few issues besides the coronavirus scandal. they were with authorities with the chicken pricing issue

it is my true belief we all need to be kos mow poll continue and we need to improve conditions for everybodying a planet forever marked by stronger storms, heat wave and drought. if the temperature rises by 1.5 degrees celsius by the end of the century. right now, we are in line for twice that increase. >> we are expecting a hiez of 5 degrees. that would be absolutely devastating. it is time for the war between humankind of nature to end. >> why is humankind at war with nature? >> because the logic of the economic development for the long time was a logic of skploi exploitation, every resource. >> the bulk of the world's energy has come from oil, gas and coal fr coal. finding a way to stop. >> oil and gas companies have trillions of dollars of oil and gas that they know about, waiting to give up and sell. who is going to pay those companies to not dig it up and burn it? >> the value of companies in history changes with the changing conditions in the economy. there was a cycle of oil as the key engine of the world economy. that cycle is finished. the value of the conditions and i'm totally co

and we go tom kos tecostello with the green light for the moderna coronavirus vaccine. millions expected to be headed to the front lines in days. not a moment too soon as hospitals coast to coast teeter on the edge. this as they say that the benefits far outweigh the risks. the panel recommended that they give an emergency use. >> we go ahead to issue an eua. >> and next week, we anticipate 5.9 million doses of moderna. >> and the logistics should be easier unlike the pfizer vaccine that must be kept in the arctic temperatures, the moderna's can be kept room temperature, and it is 94% effective and may prevent the spread of the virus and asymptomatic spread of the virus may be with one shot, but two shots are for maximum protection and can be minor side effects including headache and muscle aches and they won't last long yet two medical workers in alaska suffered two allergic reactions to the pfizer reaction and guidelines will be re-examined. but they say that it has been cut including iowa reporting 30% decrease in the allocation, but the trump administration calls th

welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto and this is kos to coast. get the read on the big development of the day an approval of an american vaccine but by another country that has some in this country saying wait a minute, isn't this our drug, our company, our thing? not so fast. let's go to edward lawrence in washington, d.c. with more on that. hey, edward. reporter: alluding to the fact that the flighted kingdom will become the first to approve vaccine that will go into arms next week. the government approved the pfizer biontech vaccine. on december 10th, the fda is taking up emergency use authorization for the same company's vaccine in the u.s. senior administration official confirmed for me yes, 24 to 48 hours after approval in the u.s. the doses will be delivered and ad hundred sistered. in fact pfizer doing practice runs this week to make sure the distribution network holds according to the general in charge of "operation warp speed" for the dod. today the cdc director robert redfield will finalize recommendations by the cdc panel who gets the