[car horns honking] and to our amazing mayor, keisha lance bottoms.o a woman who saw the vision and believed we could do this when others said we couldn't, stacey abrams. [applause] [car horns honking] i cannot tell you how honored i am to be with you in this defining moment in american history. and i am grateful just to be here with you as we welcome back no georgia a man who wo georgia. [applause] and yesterday, in spite of all the shenanigans, we awarded him the 16 electoral votes from the great state of georgia, president-elect joe biden. [applause] [car horns honking] and vicetulate him president-elect kamala harris. horns honking] georgia, you did it! we say to america, welcome to the new georgia, welcome to the blue georgia. done.r work is not we are just getting started. all the time that elections have consequences. but i have to tell you that after going through what all of us have witnessed these last some 300,000s, american souls that have now perished, to say that elections have consequences feels like a gross understatement. elections, a

the officer takes up his lance, he is going to aim for the heart and the lungs of the whale.hose are the vital organs, the life of the whale. he will plunge in his lance may be all the way up to the hilt and then he will turn it around to do as much damage as you can, this was a horrible way for a whale today -- two die. once the whale has been lanced, everybody waits and they are waiting to see the whale spouting blood and they will yell out fire in the chimney, they know that a vital organ has been hit and they know that the whale is going to die. as soon as they know the whale is dying, they back away as fast as they can. a dying whale can go into a death flurry where they might so -- circle the boat many times, they can tip the boat over and all those men and up in the water. unfortunately, most of them did not know how to swim. the edward kerry has been fortunate -- unfortunate to come across a good size of wales, and whoever has caught the will has to get that whale back to the mothership. the mothership stays in one position and each whaleboat that has caught a whale n

let's bring lance in, is thisjust for political effect.talk? you have to expect it is, and that remains in the interest both of the european union and the other 27 nations, and the united kingdom to reach a deal. very much in borisjohnson's political interest as well. i think you can ta ke interest as well. i think you can take this with a bit of a pinch of salt him saying it will be actually fine with the wto deal, and britain will surge ahead. he said will have an australian style deal which means just that, i don't know what it don'tjust just that, i don't know what it don't just say wto rather than australia. they say australia to make it sound more palatable. history is roughly successful and if it's ok for them it's ok for us, it simply the lowest bar, the wto deal, so simply the lowest bar, the wto deal, so you could just call the nepalese deal or something else. and of the country that trades are the similar terms. in all the evidence, the evidence matters, suggest that there would be a very significant additional hitch to the brit

once the whale has been lanced, everyone just waits. they are waiting to see the whale spotting blood. and they will yell out "fire in the chimney." they know that a vital organ has been hit and they know that the whale is going to die. as soon as they know the wheel is dying, they back away from the whale as fast as they can. a dying whale can go into a death flurry where they may circle the boat many times. they can tip over and all the men may end up in the water. unfortunately, most of them did not know how to swim. c the edwardarey had been fortunate to come across a good-sized pod of sperm wales, and whoever has caught the will has to get that whale back to the mothership. the mothership stays in one position and each will boat that that whale needs to tow whale back. they could be three miles away, that would be three hours of rowing just to get back to the ship. end you can imagine -- and you can imagine, they are carrying a very heavy whale. this could be 40, even 60 tons. exhaustedhat the poor crew could do a little rest, but

. >>> also ahead, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms is standing by.ll discuss the breaking news from georgia which just certified its election results again. joe biden is the winner. d'shea: i live in south jamaica, queens, born and raised. i'm a doordasher, i'm a momma with a special needs child, she is the love of my life. doordash provides so much flexibility. if something happens with her, where i need to be home, i can just log out and just say "okay, my family needs me." i don't have to answer to nobody. i don't want to be nobody's employee. i do what i want, i'm independent. independent lady. that's what i like about it. s- uh um... >>it's shiori. sh-ori. thank you, that's great. ♪ shiori. i really love it. >>> even more election officials across the united states are facing threats -- threats because president trump won't stop making false claims about voting fraud. michigan's governor says it's unacceptable that armed protesters gathered outside the home of a top state election official, the secretary of state of michigan. cnn's brian todd is

mayor lance bottoms: i'm atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms. i'm reminded of a quote by atlanta's native son, dr. martin luther king jr. who, said, "we are not makers of history, we are made by history." i've often wondered what he meant by that. but as we are on the eve of one of the most important elections in our country and in our state's history, what i know to be true is this. generations that come after us will ask, where did we stand at this time? when we've asked our grandparents and our parent where they were during the civil rights movement, some said they swept floors. others said they marched. others said they made sandwiches. others have said i voted. that is what we have to be able to tell our children's children, that we stood up and we made a difference, that when the opportunity for our nation to take a turn for the better was presented to us we did all in our power to make a difference. so all of us may not be able to mobilize and knock on doors and make phone calls, but you can vote. you can also take the opportunity to make

joining me now, atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms.it's very good to see you again, thank you for being with us. do you think the president-elect's plan can work? you've already faced yourself a big political battle with the governor. you had a mandate for masks in atlanta and you had to go to court to fight him on that. >> yes, and thank you for having me again. leadership matters. and the words from our leaders matter. so when you have the president of the united states encouraging people to wear masks, then i think it will make a difference. right now in the state of georgia, our positivity test rate is over 14%. we are headed in the wrong direction. and although our governor supports wearing masks, what we know is that if you don't give businesses and other entities the opportunity to mandate that masks be worn, then people may or may not put one on. but again, when you look at where we are in georgia, you look at the impact that it's having, especially on communities of color in our state, it's very encouraging to know that the pr

we'll take that up in just a few moments with congressman lance gooden.o ahead this evening, a new bomb shl revelation in the hunter biden corruption scandal. we now know that hunter biden still owns 10% of a chinese private equity firm. just how much of a national security is he? we'll be taking it up later in the broadcast with tom pit -- fitton of judicial watch, investigativity journalist sara cart, also joined by ian northan who has the latest on the battle for the white house. we'll also ask pastor robert jeffress why joe biden is so gloomy during this joyful christmas period. >>> president trump on his way to florida for the christmas and new year's holidays. he's leaving washington having demanded that congress increase the relief payments for american workers and eliminate all that wasteful, unnecessary spending items to foreign nations. fox news correspondent mark meredith in west palm beach, florida, this evening with more. mark? >> reporter: gregg, good evening. president trump is in the air right now, he has left washington to kick off his ho

host: james in maryland running lance morrow. maryland.live in the people on social security, their social security before it goes into the bank is taken taxes out of it, and the thing is the stimulus, they are saying the people who pay taxes will get the stimulus and those who will not pay taxes will not get a stimulus. the social security check is being taxed before he goes into the bank. i want to know will everyone on social security be getting a stimulus check? the other thing is i had a question here and i cannot remember what it is. host: i will add this to the mix. this is a viewer off of twitter who talks about the binary nature you have been addressing. --thecan cut to the chase cultural divide is between socialism, which is god equals government and constitutional republic, first amendment and the free market." guest: that is a good point. muchod and caesar is very to the point and depending on each hasitics, characteristics of a belief system like a religious belief system, that is true. host: from sam, sam is in cali

host: james in maryland running lance morrow.yland.live in the people on social security, their social security before it goes into the bank is taken taxes out of it, and the thing is the stimulus, they are saying the people who pay taxes will get the stimulus and those who will not pay taxes will not get a stimulus. the social security check is being taxed before he goes into the bank. i want to know will everyone on social security be getting a stimulus check? the other thing is i had a question here and i cannot remember what it is. host: i will add this to the mix. this is a viewer off of twitter who talks about the binary nature you have been addressing. --thecan cut to the chase cultural divide is between socialism, which is god equals government and constitutional republic, first amendment and the free market." guest: that is a good point. muchod and caesar is very to the point and depending on each hasitics, characteristics of a belief system like a religious belief system, that is true. host: from sam, sam is in californ

from 14 countries took part in the project recording their pieces in studios all over the world for lance bass but i don't want it to seem homemade. i was getting out there take to seeing. 5 years from home as much as they were needed i did not wanted to even smell that it had to look professional as if we could go to a concert hall or an opera stage. the mexican dancer ellie's a caddy also took part adapting her mode of expression to the small space of the studio. it was a strange when you were trying to do more free and then you had this waltz and the black darkness. in this place a bit locked let's say in this black box but still trying to find something beautiful i out of it and trying to find their motions i think it was right for the project. is the principle ballet dancer of the state opera in berlin where she now lives and where this footage was shot. some of the music sequences were also recorded in berlin with the participation of world famous soloists the most your wouldn't i'm so. we recorded the musicians individually or in small groups of 3 the time maximum that's why we cho

come for to make a city the multimedia insight click culture and let me push the old lance armstrong out of the lot right now climate change to fend off a story. faces much less a way from just one week. how much worse can really get. we still have time to ask i'm going. to sort of set. up some strive for more news like this. hashtags online petitions and social media campaigns these days more and more protests takes place online especially on social media but can a simple click really make a difference i want topic today on shit. back in the day raising awareness on an issue and reaching society more broadly required making the headlines with spectacular media stunts today thanks to the internet anyone can express their open. and share it with the world just one single post can reach a massive audience mark respected our founder of the german web portal net's politic dog sees this as a huge opportunity or it's a tiger balm and now a days you really only need 3 people at most to get a protest started on social media feeds. into people hold up a banner one person and you're all set on

congressman lance gooden of texas thank you congressman. under the rules in order to might this tha challenge on jany 6, take up debate, you have to have at least one u.s. senator, you wrote to your senators, cruz and cornyn, did they respond? >> they have not yet. but one of the reasons i am doing this now, so i'm not looking for a senator on january 6, things happen in last minute fashion in washington, which is why we're in a budget mess and down to the wire. and so we're starting early. i have said we need free and fair elections, everything you just played in the clip of the president, seems noncontroversial, i can't imagine any american that would not want the fate of all of electorate to be in process. and on january 6, i suspect that more senators will come out and join me in this objection. w or're starting here at home with cornyn and cruz. >> let's say you get pass past the first hurdle. and debate ensues and a vote is taken. how do you prevail if democrats have a majority in the house? >> well, answer is, we may not. butoy can p

lance hendriksen is in career—best form as willis, a character who could most generously be described of dementia. mortensen himself plays willis's son, john, who, along with his sister sarah, played by laura linney, has suggested that their dad move from his rural home to california for his own safety. but willis is a ball of rage, deriding his son for being gay, lashing out at anyone who tries to help him, and goading everyone into rows and arguments with whichjohn staunchly refuses to engage. you said you wanted to come live near me and sarah. "as long as it has a garden," you said. why isn't your sister here? is she out wasting money on women's crap with your mother again? it's a school night, for christ's sake. sarah lives in ventura with her family. she's coming for dinner on sunday. intercutting between two time periods, falling makes clear that willis's anger issues predate his current health problems — even as a younger man, when he's played by sverrir gudnason, he's character who it's very hard to like. so now, i can't relax and have a smoke in my own home. but henriksen, a

. >>> also, atlanta's mayor, keisha lance bottoms, on the president's visit to georgia. also, the nightmare for two incumbents, namely, the president, more interested in fighting his own, hopeless election battles, and erring his own grievances, than fighting for them. eplaced them with flexible power fins to directly engage floors and dig deep into carpets. pick up more on every pass with no hair wrap. shark vertex with duoclean power fins. so now that medicare annual enrollment is here, it's time for a plan that gives you more for your medicare dollar: an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. call unitedhealthcare today to get $0 copays for all primary care doctor visits, $0 copays on preventive dental, and $0 copays on hundreds of prescriptions. last year members saved an average of $7,200. you'll even get free annual eye exams, and designer frames. now's the time to get more from your medicare plan. don't miss your shot. the opportunity comes once a year. enrollment ends december 7th, so now's the time to call and learn about our choice of plans, includ

esta ban ocon's renault was second, with perez‘ team—mate lance stroll, third.ies making the headlines this evening... sam kerr scored a hattrick as chelsea set a new record of 12 successive wsl home victories. they beat west ham infront of 700 fans — the first to return to the wsl. it's very tight in the final of the uk snooker championship, between world number onejudd trump and australia's neil robertson. trump won the last frame of the afternoon to make it four frames all, and he'sjust gone 5—4 up. there's live coverage of the evening session on bbc two right now — first to ten wins. welsh driver elfyn evans missed out in his bid to become the first british world rally champion for 19 years, he finished 26th at rally monza after crashing in the snow yesterday. to secure his seventh world rally drivers championship. in rugby union's premiership sale won 21—13 at london irish. with the score tied at 13 all at the break, akker van der merwe‘s second half try condemned irish to a first defeat at their new home in brentford. harlequins beat gloucester by 3a point

let's hear it for keisha lance bottoms, the best of the business..- nakima what about stacey abrams? if we had ten of you we could rule the whole world. you are doing an incredible job. has there been anyone in america who has protected the right to vote in the selection or do more to secure the voice of every georgian? i don't think so. stacey abrams, you are a hero. we all thank you. honk for your next senator, jon ossoff. and rev. raphael warnock. let me start with two simple words, thank you. thank you for the faith you put in me and vice president-elect harris. thank you for standing strong to make sure your voices are heard. to make sure your votes were counted and counted again. won starting to feel like i georgia three times. i have to say, it feels pretty good. in this election, georgia was not going to be bullied. no one was going to come here and toss out your votes. no one stood by. others wereand trying to wipe out almost 5 million votes. your two republican senator stood by. what texasembraced was telling the supreme court. they fully

mother-in-law of atlanta's mayor, keisha lance bottoms. honor the life of her. oseph arrington sr. was a generation d atlantaan. law degree and masters of public health from pittsburgh.ty of a member of kappa alpha cy from joseph airingson sr. ill be -- arrington will be remembered as a person honor. o dr. smith dedicated her life to greater atlanta. and her family is one of the atlanta.members of dr. smith will never be forgotten. and last and certainly not we remember the least -- delise ragsdale who hailed from tennessee, and graduate of spelman. she dedicated her life to lives g and enrichg the of others. -- enrichg the lives of lives of enriches the others. sigma theta delta sorority. know i speak for the fifth district of georgia when i say she will be dearly missed. these memories of all departed souls be a blessing. thank you, mr. speaker, and with that i yield back. the peaker pro tempore: gentleman from georgia yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house until noon today.

lance and i gust a, georgia tech's sn says when it comes to relieve offered from the covid bill, that extra $600 will help only since he is retired and does not need the extra money. "it isfacebook says going in the bank as a rainy day am working, why would the government send money to those of us who are working and don't need this loan. yes it's a loan because sooner or later we will have to pay it back in higher taxes." diane says "600 does not even cover rent, it is people in congress saying they give up, good luck suckers." workersjoke, service are suffering come our government stopped caring about the people they served long ago..." a variety of ways you can reach us with your perspective on the bill. new castle, pennsylvania, we will hear from shirley who is unemployed. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. first of all, i do want to say thank god they finally got something through, it will at least help us a little bit. that needother things to be done. everything is in such an up people, and what i am praying, . and this is what i feel. i feel if he would just pleas

telegraph, lucy fisher and political commentator and former labour party director of communications, lancerrow's front pages starting with. .. the mirror says ‘one down, 5a million to go' — reporting on the news that 90—year—old margaret keenan has become the first person in the world to get a clinically approved coronavirus vaccine, as the uk starts its mass vaccination programe. the metro reports on an emotional day, ‘cheers and then tears‘. the paper says prime minister boris johnson watched patients receive the vaccine at guy's hospital in london, hailing the covid—i9 vaccination programme as ‘a shot in the arm' for the world. the mail calls those who received a vaccination today ‘v—day heroes‘ — and says around 5,000 people were vaccinated today, including the elderly, care home staff and nhs workers. the telegraph sounds a note of caution. it says despite hopes for the roll—out of the vaccine, the public may have to wear masks for another year to slow the spread of the virus. the guardian turns to another big story. the paper says the future of britain's relationship with the rest of

formula one driver lance stroll has told how he watched fellow driver romain grosjean and his car engulfedr the frenchman would get out alive. stroll also suffered a major crash in his racing point during the bahrain grand prix on sunday — he's been talking to nestor mcgregor about the risks drivers take in motorsport: i kind of held my breath for a good 30 seconds to a minute and i was not sure if he walked out so once i saw the footage of him walking out of the footage of him walking out of the car, that was a relief. itjust gets hard the car, that was a relief. itjust gets ha rd to the car, that was a relief. itjust gets hard to put into words and it was such a freak accident and you just up the car is up in flames like that anymore and when it happens it's pretty terrifying so it's not that easy to go back to racing right away for sure. they are much better than they've been in the past and best of that element of risk and accept that and they think it's just calculating the risk you take and working with it there no getting around it. we race cars at very high speed and unfortunately

. >> joining us now, the mayor of atlantic, keisha lance-bottoms.think the president has h his rights to worry about georgia? >> i think they should have concern and of course i just hope that as democrats across georgia that we have enough discipline not to just wait for the republican party to self-implode. there is a lot of in coming fire from the president but for us to win january 5th, we have to remain focused. that focus has to continue to get people to turn out and vote. there were still a lot of people who stayed at home in november. we had a record turn out in the state but there were still a number of registered voters on the democrat side who did not turn out to vote. we got to continue to push that message that it is not over and january 5th is just as important as the november election. >> obviously there is no evidence of that and ridiculous notion. there is zero evidence of backing any fraud claims. what does it say where politics are in your state. that's what's happening right now. all these republicans have been going along with t

watching on from the pit lane — formula i's lance stroll relives romain grosjean's horror crash in bahrainthe risks drivers take. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening. yesterday fans began to return to football league grounds across the country — today, another lifeline for clubs, as the premier league and the efl have agreed a financial bail out to help save those struggling as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. the total amount is 250 million pounds — 50 million of which will be given to clubs in leagues one and two. meanwhile, money will be put up to help secure a 200 million pound loan for championship clubs. our sports editor dan roan has been following this story for us — dan, football was divided on this issue — but the game seems to have come together to find a solution? that's right. he remembered several weeks ago the primarily operate offered an initial deal worth £50 million to be efl which it rejected on the basis that it was purely for and two and it left out the championship. he did say it would look at championship clubs if they we re look at championship clubs i

but lance king says the problem really started when gps apps began sending cars on the road as a shortcut to highway 680. >> i'd be going down on my bike and i'm coming up on a car, they are not looking out the windshield, they are looking down at their phone. >> after two years of temporary car closure, last week the city council made permanent. but an attorney represent some of the residents of the hill and says the street is a public asset that should be shared. he admits it is a dangerous situation but says emergency vehicles have been reluctant to use the road because militant cyclists have occasionally stacked rocks on it to discourage all vehicle traffic. >> it is easy politics to favor the bicyclists and walkers who live in the community at the expense of people who may not get to the hospital when they need to. >> he says his clients are considering challenging this in court but for now the city council has decided that when it comes to this narrow morrison canyon road there is also no room for compromise.>> the city says before it was closed the tiny road was seeing about 400 da

david: congressman lance gooden of texas, thank you for coming in. >> thank you.voters turning to the joe biden under the guise of handling the pandemic but his chief of staff did not instill confidence talking about last year of obama administration handling of another outbreak. the hn 1 virus. take a look. >> we had bunch of talented people working on it, and we did everything wrong. 60 million americans got h1n1, this is purely for taughtty that this is not one of the great mass casualty events in american history. david: joining me bill mcgurn. joe biden in many instances he has a record. he is not a very flattering record. has record on handling the virus and didn't do too well at it. >> right. look, i actually applaud his chief of staff for being honest about how difficult it is especially in the early stages. i think vice president pence had it right in the debates he said basically the biden plan going forward is just the trump plan. the hard stuff has sort of been done, development of the vaccine. he takes over at a much better time. yes, some of the case

nakima williams now succeeding john lewis in that historic seat, as you mentioned, also mayor keisha lance was a prominent sir gaurrogate for joe biden in election. stacey abrams has been a champion for voting rights, leading the fight against voter suppression. black women have been front and center in this election. that's certainly true in georgia where you had black women organizers who were key to flipping the state blue this cycle and who are so focused on the is that runoffs, even in the midst of a pandemic, making sure voters were registered, making sure voters are going to turn out, because they know the relationship between the politics and the policy and the stakes of the senate runoff. i would also just mention, you know, with raphael warnock having the potential to be a first, you will have the first black woman to be vice president in approximately 31 days, vice president elect kamala harris, coming to swanee and to columbus tomorrow to campaign for arrestarrest for raphael warnock and jon ossoff. so that is also yet another black woman trailblazer who, you know, was so key t

after that, "prime minister's questions" from the british house of commons, and then lance morrow whorote "god and ♪ >> it all started with a mission to haiti 10 years ago. >> let's do this quickly. >> eight strong, we crossed the rubicon and never looked back, cementing our commitment to a new mission and a greater purpose.

match tiger woods and lance armstrong. and the warriors, they had trouble figuring out, janice antetokounmpo. in two games they lost by a combined 65 points.>> we were a brand-new team, just thrown together, we just played two of the best teams in the league. it has looked bad, but i have no doubt we will get a lot better as we go. we have a lot of work ahead of us. >> we will see how this translates to the bulls game sunday. the words just sent this in, steph curry made 105 consecutive three-point shots in five minutes. he blew past his previous record of 77. for the top story this hour, the 49ers and the way they played defense and the way they ran the football, it >> thank you for watching us at 5, you will see you back here at 6:00. >> the cbs weekend news is next. news updates are captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, breaking news, person of interest in the nashville christmas day bombing. the latest on the investigation, the devastation, and the hero officers. how their quick acti

and the scales that will lance the cost and opportunity of brexit won't be settled for many years toome. for the inhabitants of number 10 this has been a long wait. boris johnson's tenure mayne be defid by what is grabbed and gained and what has slipped from grasp. p but tme minister's reputation is the least of it. the very nature of the country poised to change. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. lukwesa: business leaders have welcome to the trade deal, saying it has, as a huge relief, despite being so late in the day. document will be pored over inay the hours and to come. it gives businesses some certainty, though. there are big challengeshe, with days until the u.k. leaves the eu. here is business editor simon jack. simon: it is a tough one to land struggle over fish, we have finally netted a tra deal, perfect last minute present for businesses that feared the damaging consequences of cutting ourselves aift from the eu. >> this is a huge relief to british industry. our economy has suffered an awful want of damage this year, and we couldn't take anymore. yes, we have still

host: james in maryland running lance morrow.yland.live in the people on social security, their social security before it goes into the bank is taken taxes out of it, and the thing is the stimulus, they are saying the people who pay taxes will get the stimulus and those who will not pay taxes will not get a stimulus. the social security check is being taxed before he goes into the bank. i want to know will everyone on social security be getting a stimulus check? the other thing is i had a question here and i cannot remember what it is. host: i will add this to the mix. this is a viewer off of twitter who talks about the binary nature you have been addressing. --thecan cut to the chase cultural divide is between socialism, which is god equals government and constitutional republic, first amendment and the free market." guest: that is a good point. muchod and caesar is very to the point and depending on each hasitics, characteristics of a belief system like a religious belief system, that is true. host: from sam, sam is in californ

personally or lance my family's precious time for 6 generations. if i put a scarf you know there are many factors that come together to ensure that i am best top quality. morally live like kings every page has 3 tiers to itself like 3 soccer fields. hello my name's on soma and i've been taking care of the farm country pigs for 40 years now. that pigs grass grow to nature and their farm they have to be well you know also running. it back water in the corners here and a lot. and all that fix it. the out more at that get i going to get. there fattening for 2 years to make sure the eating enough equines out of it being i would go. i guess some of the professors out of the 1st step in making have must ultimately be reminded that the money gradients of course i'm going to have are made and so is. the salt is extremely important as you can see we only you see so this is where the curing process begin with us. yes the people prefer muscle from one. i think of the soul to the hands go into the drawing room still september to sweat in september october at th

i am medically disabled the conditions are exacerbated by smoke unfreeing lance. i -- fragrance. the building management i can only transfer to another bmr unit in the same building, which is unavailable. i have had to use two air purifiers, turn on kitchen and bathroom fans and wear a mask and leave windows open 24 seven. i have been been forced to leave the unit in the middle of the night. i could not sleep or breathe. smoke was from everywhere, not just kitchen and bathroom fans. i have been living out of boxes since december 2019. i have paid $15,000 not to live in the unit and have my longings smell like smoke. many tenants are in common units, corridors. management is unable to enforce the no smoke policy. once i am able to move to another apartment i may even counter the same problem again. it is dangerous to have tenants and guests smoking during the pandemic. please pass this s so i and oths are not exposed to second-hand smoke and not put at risk in contracting the coronavirus. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> caller: good morning, board of superv

know so here in the heart of the traffickers territory are the headquarters of operation command not lance the name of the police operation whose single goal is destroying the gulf cartel. the mayor of comrades a phase that's beginning to see a strong and very presence of our forces in the region a great year for the military during the last major general foggers leads an elite unit that's been fighting the gulf cartel for 3 years and all but one minor and again this is our biggest operation against a common a organizations are coming it's bigger than the one for the cali cartel bigger than the hunt for pablo escobar the question there and there's one simple reason for that on the gulf cartel is a serious threat to the country but i would buy. go. under the. general manager of august commandos from the home and co kinds units fight side by side with the aim of capturing the continent's ring leaders. is it every time you feel tired after a hard day of service look at that photo board countless hours have gone into it. the wall of photographs reminds the commandos of the goals they've achiev

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international strikes in history as 250000000 people come out to protest a free market measures more on lanceand other stories after the break. join me every thursday on the all excitement shore and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you there. welcome back one of the biggest national strikes in history has seen 250000000 people come out against a new farming law that they warn will devastate their livelihoods and the capital new delhi demonstrators clashed clashed with police to find takeouts and was a kind of a used but songs to force protesters. in. september of last scrapped at minimum prices for crops and opened the door for corporations to negotiate prices directly with foam as in addition private companies can now stockpile staple crops which could previously only be done by the government's prime minister narendra modi insists the new rules will benefit farmers allowing them to attract investment and choose from a launch number of potential buyers and he's accused opponents of deliberately spreading falsehoods. we're seeing t

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the capitol in lancing has been the scene of protests by trump supporters for months, but the most recent, quote, refuse to obey rally over the weekend. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: in washington, d.c. saturday thousands rallied in support of the president's efforts to overturn the elections. the demonstrations turning violent. at least four people were stabbed, more than 30 arrested. in the meantime, biden is expected to reach 270 electoral votes during california's meeting today. his transition team saying he'll give a speech tonight on the strength and resilience of our democracy. president trump and his allies have lost nearly 50 cases since election day and the supreme court refused to hear a texas case that challenged votes in four battleground states. >> the reason the supreme court is not taking this is not because of a lack of courage, it's for the same reason that every court has thrown it out. it is a lack of evidence. >> reporter: now after the vote today the next big date is january 6th. that's when congress officially counts the electoral votes and when some of president

speeds and one of the doctors 1st in line to russia is free lance undeterred the vaccination is this dotted on friday and the counter so. based on how people who are sick get the hospitalizations and intensive care and needing long ventilators and i don't want to see this anymore becomes that your patients myself. and human and degrading treatment are rights group accuses the e.u. of having its own guantanamo by ignoring hundreds of existence and her respect for a dish held. a warm welcome you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international bringing you all the latest along with a roundup of the stories that shaped the week it's great to have you with us our top story in france demonstrators tore through the streets for a 2nd consecutive weekend sutton fighting vehicles and smashing shops and banks over a security bill to stop the public from filming police officers responded with tear gas more than 60 protesters were arrested nationwide and several police injured at a charlotte dban ski reports. well you can probably see behind me it's already getting pretty good here in paris was

sunday morning, lance moreau on his new book, chronicles of american money in the current cultural dividen the u.s., and clint morgan, looks at efforts to combat global poverty. watching c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning and joined the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text and tweets. ♪ watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's television company -- cable television companies as a public service, and brought to you today by your television provider. ♪ >> next, dr. anthony fauci and actor alan alda joined a discussion on what can be done to build confidence in science. they looked at the origins of misinformation related to scientific discoveries, and explored ways to combat doubt surrounding the coronavirus vaccine. held by duke university, this is 40 minutes. this special fireside chat is part of our coronavirus series. i am the director of the duke commission for science and society. in the midst of the dramatic loss-of-life and social upheaval brought on by this pandemic, there is a ray of hope in recent

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