lara has the low—down on charging them up. is using all of that power to take some fabulous photos. welcome to click. i know, i'm not on the sofa! don't panic, though — i brought it with me. no, i have not made a dash for it. i am in an electric car on a 300—mile trip across the uk. this is a lockdown mission to find out if an electric vehicle revolution is about to happen. across the world, governments are pulling up ambitious targets for environmentally friendly transport. the eu aims to reduce its greenhouse gases by 80% in the next 30 years and electric vehicles are a big part of that plan. the uk this week announced its ambition to stop selling cars that are wholly powered by petrol and diesel by the year 2030. so many more of us, it seems, will be buying electric cars in the next few years, and lara has some tips for you on that later in the show. but first, i'm off to a place that may hold the key to the future of european electric cars. cornwall is known for its fish, its stunning views and its tourism. but it has not

en su discurso desafiante, justificÓ el asesinato de rodrigo lara bonilla, el ministro de justicia del pueblo en la mano de dios. >> ¿entonces usted justifica el asesinato de lara bonilla? >> claro que lo justifico. plenamente. >> la respuesta de carlos lehder es la tÍpica respuesta cÍnica de un criminal que se defiende de los cargos. y bueno, generalmente los que celebran el crimen son aquellos mismos que lo cometen. reyes: el crimen fue declarado de lesa humanidad, por lo que no prescribe la acciÓn. >> pues a carlos lehder se le atribuye el papel, el rol y la responsabilidad que cumple un jerarca, un cabecilla de una organizaciÓn criminal. [habla en inglÉs] reyes: la figura del lehder aparece tangencialmente en series de televisiÓn y pelÍculas al lado de escobar. >> nosotros somos una organizaciÓn, un cartel y estamos en la obligaciÓn de mantenernos unidos. >> usted cÚmplame con matar al coronel y celebramos todo lo que quiera. reyes: detrÁs de ese rol aparentemente secundario, habÍa un personaje mÁs sofisticado y audaz en el negocio que cualquiera de los demÁs cabecillas del cartel

disney land remains closed. >>> lara trump is reportedly mulling a senate run.nd protests over the shutdown of new york city schools. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the new york times" reports new york city parents are angry and frustrated with the mayor's decision to shut down the nation's largest school system again. dozens of families protested outside city hall yesterday. mayor bill de blasio shuttered all classrooms to curb a surge in coronavirus cases across the city. with positive tests topping 3%, he says he had to stop in person learning. >> parents have been completely left out of the process. we have no seat at the table. >> i can't see my friends and play with my friends and learn and do a lot of other stuff. >> the mayor says other businesses will likely have to be shut down again in the next two weeks to curb the spread of the virus. >>> "usa today" says legendary notre dame football coach lou holtz tested positive for the coronavirus. holtz who is 83 years old, says he doesn't have a lot of energy as he recovers from th

joining us to discuss is fox nation host lara logan. for having me. jillian: of course. let's go ahead and pull up the picks that have been announced so far. as we just referenced in that sound bite a couple seconds ago. let's start off talking about lincoln. obviously hlynn blinken that has with biden announced in this show and in that clip. what do you know about him and what do you think the next four years looks like with him on the national stage? >> >> well, if trump was the ultimate outsider, right? then blinken and the rest of joe biden's picks are the ultimate insiders. washington, d.c. insiders. so for those people who wanted a return to the swamp, who want -- who didn't want it drained in the first place, and for those people who stood by silently when intelligence agencies were used to spy on personal citizens illegally, and when illegal application us were made to the fisa court which have now been determined to be illegal, and who stood silent, while the -- one of the greatest lies in history was perpetuated on the america

and in the meantime, lara has been off on her own adventure.a bit different this week as well, as i am also out and about. this hybrid bmw uses geofencing to automatically switch from petrol to electric in a particular location. in this instance, it is when i enter the london congestion charge zone. i'd imagine that most people who buy a plug—in hybrid want to be on electric as much as they can be, so would actually just preset it to be on electric, unless they were on a long journey, so this idea is possibly a bit of a gimmick but i guess it could help keep cities less polluted. of course, the benefit of having a hybrid vehicle like this is that you don't need to worry about charging on a long journey. but this week, i'm going to be looking at a surprise bonus of having an all—electric vehicle, and the importance of planning. there's been a rapid increase in the number of electric cars sold in the uk — and i'm talking pure electric. almost double were sold this year, compared to last. but for many of us, buying an electric vehicle is still a n

lara: that's right.s like president trump, at least in terms of the current exit polls, are carrying latinos in florida by 15 percentage points more than he did nationally. of ans really kind extraordinary testament to how much the republicans organized in south florida and really spent a lot of time talking type what a bernie sanders democratic party might mean for their community that really fled some of these dictatorships in latin america. david: let's go forward 10 years, 20 years and look back at this election. just a work is a word that is overused but if in fact the history books say this was a historic election, what will it be historic for? lara: i think it will be the turning point from the contested area of the country being the industrial midwest down to in fact the sunbelt. i would argue if you look at where north carolina is, north carolina is probably the new pennsylvania. the next election cycle with the new numbers, the new reapportionment of the country in terms of his congressional se

lara trump is here to tell us. plus, she's going to react to the rumors that she cou lara president trump is here to tell us. plus, she's going to react to the rumors that she could be in a senate seat. also, governor cuomo gets an emmy. theeaea media urges to cancel thanksgiving, no problem. and the pope meets with nba players to discuss race. but first, what is next? that is the focus of tonight's angle. in what was perhaps the most consequential tweet sent since election day, president trump gave the go-ahead for the transition. you see it there. and as unpleasant these past few weeks have been, this is where things stand tonight. now, legal challenges continue in a number of states. serious questions about vote counting, poll access, but unless the legal situation changes in a dramatic and unlikely manner, joe biden will be inaugurated on january 20th. now, to say this does not mean i don't think that the selection was rife with problems and potential fraud. to say this does not constitute being a sellout to th

i wail ask lara trump how that makes a difference. both sides planning a legal strategy with not a clear winner tonight. jenna ellis is with us. control for the senate is up for grabs as some incumbents face the fight for their careers. we'll get the story from tennessee senator marsha blackburn. all that and more on "making money." charles: it is election day. everyone wants to know how the outcome will impact the market. my goal on the show is to go into the nuances of market. we seek out individual opportunities. historically the market higher three months into the election has seen the incumbent win every time since 1984. 20 out of the last 23 election cycles that goes a long way. on that note i would like to give me as i bring in my guests succinct answers on the specific sectors because we're looking for opportunities. i have got the right guys for you. beginningbeginning with send grd bahnsen, heritage capital cio paul schatz, belpointe chief market strategist david nelson. i want to start with technology and communications. be

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lara, where is the outrage? i don't see it. >> yeah. entire family, everyone at the white house a hard time over the past six months. it should come from the mainstream media, but we know that it is going to be crickets from those folks because they're all in the same camp, all camped up together at the dnc working on behalf of the democrats and joe biden. but when you see gavin newsom without a mask out at a restaurant with all these people, whenever you see nancy place city getting her hear -- nancy pelosi getting her hair done without a mask, it's really unbelievable and outrageous. i think the american people have very clearly seen that these folks are saying it's rules for thee but not for me. they are so hypocritical. but they call themselves out. we almost don't even have to do it. but i think they look really bad, and i think the american people have gotten notice of what team they're on and how ridiculous some of these lockdowns and not having thanksgiving, stuart, all of these things have become. stuart: i've got one more for

that was lara and that's it for our ev special on the road. wow, it has been an adventure.ou like to get in touch with us in the meantime, you can — we live on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching. and we'll see you soon. hello and welcome to newswatch with maker samira ahmed. big changes at downing street, is it for politicaljournalists to stop the use of leaks and anonymous sources? stop the use of leaks and anonymous sources? and he is not coming out. why were bbc reporter standing outside of number ten? it has been a tricky fortnight for the prime minister. lastly‘s political news was dominated by rumours of disputes at the heart of government, culminating in the departure of two top aides at number ten, dominic departure of two top aides at numberten, dominic cummings and lee kane. this week started with reports that borisjohnson told a group of english mps that devolution had been a disaster in scotland. huw edwards spoke to political correspondentjessica parker about that on monday's news at ten. some more details on what was said a

back to lara with the latest on this. hey, lara. >> hey, amy. yeah, that's right. and her sudden departure will have a ripple effect on the show. take a look. this morning, television host jeannie mai in the hospital and out of this season of "dancing with the stars." mai diagnosed with an inflammatory condition that can cause swelling and block airflow to the lungs. she tells "gma" in an exclusive statement, quote, my doctors discovered a health concern with my throat which requires immediate attention and surgery. i am heartbroken that my journey has to end here. i have pushed myself to new limits physically and mentally and i am so proud of how far we've come. she competed with brandon armstrong, dancing pro. >> we are devastated by the news that we'll have to cut the season short, but jeannie's health does come first. thank you to all the fans that helped get us this far and we are praying for a speedy recovery for jeannie. >> reporter: "dancing with the stars" telling abc news, jeannie has inspired us along with millions of fans with her energy and dedication.

they're paving the way for lara trump to go carpet bag her way back to north carolina from republicansbeen laying the ground work to get that seat their whole lives. this is your future. this has never been an easy time too stand up and do the right thing, but when you don't do it it always gets harder. this is the future of the republican party is donald trump maybe in 2024 or maybe just freezing to field so no other donors will fund other candidates while don junior and lara trump and the family keep grifting off the party the rest of their lives. so, here we go. >> this is what i don't understand. some republican lawmakers outperform the president in their states during this past election. i mean, brendan, isn't that evidence that republicans might not need trump as much as they think they do? >> i believe so, absolutely. there were a lot of people who came out and said -- their entire vote was against donald trump, and a lot of people who voted against donald trump voted for joe biden. those aren't necessarily democrats. those are voters we should be able to have. and it was just s

we believe -- here to discuss trump 2020 campaign senior advisor lara trump funny to hear that lara you'veeen out there i hear you're guaranteeing your home state of north carolina is that true? >> i well i guaranteed it in 2016 jesse, and i am guaranteeing it now we've been working very hard in north carolina. i named my daughter after my home state for goodness sake so least it can do is deliver win for trump but we feel great in north carolina absolutely. jesse: and you know one of the assets president has is use and two sons he's got tiffany he's got, he's got ivanka, he's got everybody out there hitting the pavement. doing these events, when you're out there what kind of energy are you seeing and when people come up to you, what do they tell you? >> well it's very different than whaing you'll see on the other side of the coin with the biden campaign. nobody except joe biden and jill biden have been out and joe hasn't been out that much. i mean, a week or two before an election and joe biden was taking a break as we remember but i'll tell you something eric and i at the end of every da

"pop news" with lara. good morning, lara. >>> hi, you guys. great to see you all.with a little nas x going back to the future in a new teaser clip for his new holiday single with a warning from none other than michael j. fox. take a look. >> whatever you do, nas, don't go to 2020. ♪ hey >> that is the first single from lil nas x in two years. yes, he is paying homage to "back to the future 3," where michael j. fox gets stuck in the wild, wild west. little nasx's "holiday" drops this friday. that's not the only place we'll see him and michael j. fox popping up this week. almost the entire cast of the '80s hit sitcom "family ties" will reunite. the keaton family set to reminisce about their time filming the beloved show and answer questions from fans. that's happening tonight, guys, on starz in the house, their youtube channel. next week michael j. fox is with us. he is joining his pal george for a great conversation on "good morning america." george, i cannot wait to see that. >> he's got a new book coming out which is a must, must read. >> really? can't wait for th

lara brown is with us.er study at the graduate school of political management at onrge washington is presidential discourse. ,he book describes it all "amateur hour." you've got to be kidding me. were you taking notes during the ?resident's press conference speech, which was just full of falsehoods and lies , was so frustrating and disheartening for anyone who believes in the sacredness of my vote in the process of democracy. to watch aning to me president from the white house claiming that there was widespread fraud. tom: i look at the history of this, and i am going to go to late andrew jackson, where he really fell apart. i don't know if we are going to get three volumes on trump, but is it a continuum? has there been a deterioration? or is it just a moment for this unique president? dr. brown: one of the things i argue in my book, the more we elect individuals who have no relationship to politics or knowledge of our legal system, then what you are going to see is people who have no internal commitment t

senator lara trump! what american citizen wouldn't want to be represented in congress by the wife of the only trump son who still wets the bed? we are now only three days away from the strangest thanksgiving of our collective lives. last week, the cdc urged americans not to travel. that is the scene in chicago. this is phoenix. what do they expect? we're the same people they had to tell not to eat tide pods! here's what's so crazy. every year, we look for an excuse to get out of spending thanksgiving with our families. now, we finally have one and everyone's complaining. embrace it! how much cranberry jell-o can you eat?! the safest way to celebrate, obviously, videochat with your family. zoom is even lifting their free 40-minute time limit on thanksgiving, so families can talk as long as they like. great. please don't anyone tell my family about this. we need a time limit. otherwise, it could go on until christmas. guillermo, what's your plan for thanksgiving? just stay at home with my wife and son. >>

lara, what on earth?!n my cauldron. anyway, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun? we're on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello there. it's pretty cold out there at the moment across more southern parts of the uk. wednesday started with some frost quite widely in england and wales. what followed was a generally dry and sunny autumn day. but, for scotland and northern ireland, we saw more cloud moving in during the afternoon and the evening. you can see that clearly on the satellite picture from earlier on. that cloud moving very slowly southwards. we actually have weakening weather front bringing some damp and drizzly weather and lowering the cloud onto the hills. but we've got high pressure across the south, this is where we've got the clearer skies and we've got those lower temperatures as well. milder in the north, but colder in the south. maybe some frost around for mid wales, midlands and s

lara, what on earth?!ldron. anyway, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun? we're on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello. some rough seas in western areas later, another day in which the winds will strengthen across the country. especially across parts of north and west scotland and west wales. for all of us, more rain around, some more than others. we have one approaching weather system which will affect us later, all linking into this area of low pressure which brought rain through the night. remnants of hurricane zeta between us and ireland, pushing by the north—west of scotland with strengthening winds through the afternoon. a little bit of sunshine here and there, especially across central and eastern areas but flooding over in the west, northern ireland, southern scotland, north and west wales will see persistent rain to end the day, the risk of minor flooding. mild to the south, 18 degrees

lara, what on earth?!way, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun? we're on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello there. it looks like the weather should even out a bit more, i think, for friday. certainly compared with thursday, where we had the wind blowing over the pennines, bringing some sunshine in durham and temperatures reaching 18 degrees. whereas across southern parts of england, when that fog formed, it lingered into the afternoon in some places and temperatures only eight or nine celsius. now, it's quite chilly early in the morning across more southern areas of the uk. where we have the clearer skies, a pinch of frost. further north, there is more cloud around. but where we have those clearer skies in england and wales, there's some mist and fog, particularly towards the west country and the south—east of wales in the morning. it'll lift fairly readily, mind you, as the breeze picks up a

lara: but getting the job is just the first hurdle. in many forms, and both race and gender can introduce challenges. we are meeting a new client for the first time and he walks into the room and he just starts addressing the oldest—looking male in the room at the time. and what i've learned is that, eventually, if you actually focus, just cut out the noise, and just focus at really becoming good at what you do, eventually, i think, in the long run, that will prove itself and show itself. i would really like to know how it is to be a minority in tech where you are, or to be a mother in tech, and what challenges you have faced. while i'm not a mother in tech, i am a minority in tech, and i can touch on that some. i'll be really honest, it's a challenge sometimes, you know? there was a while where i was the only black woman in my building because i'm an engineer. and it can get isolating. it's super—crucial to be able to find community outside of work. so, right now, i have a very strong network full of women from many races, and we conn

that was lara and that's it for the shortcut of our ev special.t's been an adventure, i can tell you, being out on the road again. back to the sofa next week, i guess. in the meantime, you can get in touch with us on facebook, instagram, youtube and and twitter — we live @bbcclick. thanks for watching. and we'll see you soon. hello there. on saturday the southern half of the uk had mild, cloudy weather. it certainly felt colder in the winter. in between those different sorts of weather you had this frontier. it is heading further south and it's allowing that colder air to move further south across more of the country. as we head into early sunday these are the temperatures we are looking at, down to one or 2 degrees across eastern scotland, north—east england and northern ireland. milder in southern england where we have a lot of cloud. the thick cloud and pockets of light rain or drizzle never too far away. elsewhere there is decent sunshine, showers, mainly northern ireland, more frequent showers coming to northern and western scotland. the wind

lara, what on earth?!n. anyway, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun? we're on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello. storm aiden brought torrential rain and gales to a large swathe of the uk on saturday. those strong winds really whipping up the waves, particularly across southern and western coasts. but as the rain eased and the skies cleared, it's been an opportunity through the night for many to see the blue moon, a second full moon this month, but it's only a brief respite from the rain. there's more to come overnight and into sunday. still a number of met office warnings in place for both the rain and the wind, and all the details are on our website. so this is how sunday shapes up. this is the area of low pressure responsible for storm aiden, now pulling away northwards. a second area of low pressure to the north—west of the uk. and notice how the isobars are tightly packed together. so i

lara: but getting the job is just the first hurdle.d both race and gender can introduce challenges. we are meeting a new client for the first time and he walks into the room and he just starts addressing the oldest—looking male in the room at the time. and what i've learned is that, eventually, if you actually focus, just cut out the noise, and just focus at really becoming good at what you do, eventually, i think, in the long run, that will prove itself and show itself. i would really like to know how it is to be a minority in tech where you are, or to be a mother in tech, and what challenges you have faced. while i'm not a mother in tech, i am a minority in tech, and i can touch on that some. i'll be really honest, it's a challenge sometimes, you know? there was a while where i was the only black woman in my building because i'm an engineer. and it can get isolating. it's super crucial to be able to find community outside of work. so, right now, i have a very strong network full of women from many races, and we connect quite frequent

and lara trump and the rest of the family keeps grifting off the party the rest of their lives.> this is what i don't understand. some republican lawmakers outperform the president in their states during this past election. i mean, brendan, isn't that evidence that republicans might not need trump as much as they think they do? >> i believe so, absolutely. there were a lot of people who came out and said -- their entire vote was against donald trump, and a lot of people who voted against donald trump voted for joe biden. those aren't necessarily democrats. those are voters we should be able to have. and it was just simply a reflection of the fact that he's such a bad person in their opinion, that his character is so bad. there are things they can learn about the president speaking to issues the republican party has ignored for a long time. i will acknowledge the part of the party that cares a lot about immigration and trade, we have pushed that side of the party aside for a long time. there's lessons to be learned. there's also lessons to be learned that you can't be a bad guy a

jedediah: well, march are -- lara, we want to wish you a happy thanksgiving.k we're going to gather together somewhere in the d.c. area, and we look forward to celebrating together as a fam huh e. you know, this is a year that's been tough for a lot of americans, and we're all finding unique challenges that we have to overcome. i think we all have a lot to be thankful this year just getting through it, quite frankly. brian: all right. we know the president's going to stay, for the first time, at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. maybe you can find your way over there. lara, appreciate it. when do you decide if you're going to run for the senate? >> you know what, let's get through this one, and then we'll talk about the next one. brian: but it intrigues you, right? >> it would be an incredible thing. it's my home state, a state i love so much, and look, i think we need some strong republicans in washington d.c. we had a great run with the senate and the house this go around but, i don't know, let's see what happens. brian: all right. that sounds like a maybe. thanks,

lara will have much more and better stop tricking us with that delay.sday and we're going to shine a light today on how some health conditions can have a disproportionate impact on people of color. this morning, we're taking a closer look at diabetes and how my longtime makeup artist elena george. >> sweetheart. >> both of you, and she has lost over 40 pounds, and she has diabetes. i'm telling you she did that with a simple lifestyle change we'll share. >> looking forward to that. >>> a lot of news to get to including that encouraging news on the vaccine front, pfizer said they're close to submitting the vaccine for emergency approval by the fda. the timing is critical. right now, more than 11.3 million americans have tested positive for the virus. let's go back to chief national correspondent matt gutman. he is at a hard hit hospital in lawton, oklahoma. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning again, george. that news from pfizer is critical. the company saying that its vaccine is 95% effective, and it could begin rolling out the application

lara, what on earth?!king enough effort, so i'm now mixing you up something in my cauldron. anyway, you can keep up with the team throughout the week — won't that be fun?! we're on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter, @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. echoing: bye! hello, there. put to the weekend also looking unsubtle, though we didn't do too badly this afternoon, but today we will see less sunshine, more of that cloud and rain and some risks of localised flooding in places. this new area of low pressure contains the remnants of what was hurricane zita and it is going to contain quite a punch with the north west of scotland, some strong winds, and further south, a lot of rain across wales, the eastern side of england at times, those it will be very heavy for the western hills. very windy this afternoon, even into the evening, gusts of 40—50 mph, in excess of 70 mph for north—west scotland, so severe gales here. temperatures, there are mild in wales, 15 or 17 degrees there, and i

i said -- lara trump in miami, and never seen anything like this.na. you know where these signs were? not on homes but every business because latinos care about the same things we all care about, they care about keeping their businesses open and we all know under a biden economy, every business would be shutdown. they say women don't support trump. every rally i have been to, all over miami yesterday, there are as many if not more women and these events and there are democrats. i knew so many democrats in the audience at that rally two nights ago. and florida and the hispanic population, they love our president and nothing i've seen before that. >> live on a big morning, thank you. jillian: david weber coming up on "fox and friends first". todd: steve doocy with what is coming up on the big show on the big day. >> the big day. he talking about donald trump, joe biden all morning long. we've got donald trump joining us live at 7:00 eastern, an hour and 15 minutes. you will only see him this morning on "fox and friends". election day analysis and pred

on way lara? thank you so much for your company. everyone always. so what chance on where america alicia, she has agreed with leaders of germany 16 states to tighten nationwide coronavirus measures because infection rates remain high. all the restrictions will stay in place until at least december 20th. but are likely to be extended into january. well, as next tuesday private gatherings will be limited to 5 people from 2 households. children of 14 are exempt from this facemask must be worn in all busy downtown areas and in workplaces. the number of customers allowed in large shops has been cut in half. sports and leisure activities will remain restricted until the holidays and restaurants and bars will remain only open for takeaway. now to get you were more on this one turner too cute little editor, the killer could know who was at the parliament and listened to the all important speech by the chancellor. what was the main message? it mikaela that the chancellor tried to convey to the german people essentially that more effort is needed and that it

and on that uplifting note, i send it back to you in the studio. >> thank you, lara.me backlash from selena gomez fans after the show mocked her kidney transplant. adrienne bankert has more. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning, amy. yes, fans are saying that this show is getting all of the wrong kind of attention, especially after these references to selena gomez that they're calling thoughtless and insensitive. ♪ i have been running through the jungle, i have been running with the wolves ♪ ♪ to get to you >> reporter: this morning, fans of actress/singer selena gomez are disgusted after this. >> i know for a fact selena's kidney donor was justin bieber's mom. >> i wish i had my phone so i could prove it. >> reporter: a scene by "saved by the bell" reboot seems to make light of gomez's health battles. >> it was demi lovato's kidney. >> reporter: and the phrase, does selena gomez even have kidneys appears as graffiti. fans and friends jumping to the actress' defense, getting #respectselenagomez trending. one fan tweeting serious health issues should never

lara: will reduce methane emissions 40%, reducing organic waste in landfills and working with our dairy industry to reduce emissions from cows and manure. man: when manure sits in a deep pond, a naturally-occurring bacteria that work in a cow's stomach, or actually in a cow's 4 stomachs, those same bacteria keep eating the left over little bits of sugar and other calories, and they emit biogas, which is a combination of methane and co2. both of those are greenhouse gases. and one cow tends to have about 4 to 5 tons per year of co2 equivalent. if you want to look at it that way, essentially it's about the same greenhouse gas footprint as a vehicle, as a car. we are a dairy digester development and operations company. a dairy digester is a piece of equipment that processes dairy manure and extracts methane gas, which is essentially a naturally-occurring biogas that vents out of manure. a digester's just a device for capturing that gas so it doesn't vent into the air, but instead can be used usefully. and so if you capture it, you get a twofer. you get to prevent the gases from escaping in

los condados de santa k lara, contra costa, marÍn, informaron que partir del prÓximo martes prohibirÁnrior, especÍficamente en el condado de santa clara, hay otros negocios que deben limitar sus actividades. entre ellos las tiendas, que solo podrÁn permitir el ingreso de 50% de sus clientes. los otros comerciales andan que operar a una capacidad del 25%. los enlaces podrÁn trabajar solo al 10%. sin embargo, esta decisiÓn del condado preocupa a los dueÑos de pequeÑos negocios, quienes seÑalan que las bajas temperaturas no permitirÁn que atienda a los clientes al exterior. >> no es nada cÓmodo ni para el cliente ni para nosotros, es un poco estresante, tener a los clientes con frÍo. el domingo pasado como lloviÓ, es difÍcil. paola: las autoridades de salud afirma que si no se tomaran las acciones se podrÍa duplicar el nÚmero de contagios durante la temporada de invierno. [hablan en inglÉs] paola: segÚn la informaciÓn presentada por la doctora sara, oficial de salud del condado las cifras de contagios se han duplicado respecto al mes pasado. el nivel mÁs bajo de la reapertura. mientras qu

lara trump is here to tell us. going to react to the rumors that she cou lara president trump is here to tell us. plus, she's going to react to the rumors that she could be in a senate seat. also, governor cuomo gets an emmy. theeaea media urges to cancel thanksgiving, no problem. and the pope meets with nba players to discuss race. but first, what is next? that is the focus of tos

that really play day vital role in electing joe biden to be our president and vice president elect, lara'sink it is really important what we have done in terms of rejecting another round of trump as a resident and really the blatant racism that we were seeing coming from the white house. but we are seeing now with the various pix being announced is that some of what we were saying has been heated. finally coming to bear and our voices are being listened to. we have taken our protests from the streets, channeled that energy and harnessed it at the polls. however, i think it will be important for us to ensure that those pix that will be part of this new administration will not just pay us lipservice but they will really have substance behind the rhetoric. i think we are going to have to pay very close attention that it is not just symbolic representation but we have substantive representation in the white house and beyond. caroline: are you in contact with the transition team? one policy would you like to see prioritized right here and now? opal: there are number of us in contact to various

. >> jimmy: david lara, a son of immigrants moved to north carolina from new york city, for a betteraditionally, it's ban conservative sta -- it's been a conservative state. but with the transplants of other people moving here from other states you see a swing of liberal minded individuals. >> reporter: covid-19 is also on the ballot in north carolina. seventh highest rate. >> i was struck by a church today that 95% of the congregation was not wearing a mask or social distancing. explain that to me? >> everyone is individual. even when i serve as, in my profession as a registered nurse. vy i have to respect that person has a right to choices that comes to their care. >> reporter: is it fair to say that for you, covid is a choice? but abortion is not a choice? >> to me, covid is not a choice because it's not something that any one of us can control. >> reporter: in a church that is proudly conservative and intentionally diverse. there's anxiety about america's deepening racial divide. who do you think will better bridge the racial divide in america? donald trump or joe biden? >> doesn