listening toach other, there's not gonna be any learning. >> do you think people are les likely to lien on the issues and the beliefs they hold most deeply? >> of courrs. of cthey're gonna be less likely to. and we do wrap our convictions, wr our emotis, more or less, tightly around our convictions. that's just the human condition. and so we then perceive challenges not as intellectual or moral challenges, but as assaults on us persolly, because now our very identities are caught uin what weli e. >> of course we want to be improvisational. being improvisational doesn'tou meanive in. it just means you're starting from a certain standing point and then you're seeing whether there's wiser, more persuasive arguments put forward for you to move in a place where you stand on something stronger. that's all. >> well, i'd like to sort of wrap this up by taking you on a trip dn memory lane, dr. west, and ask you to reflect on your former self from 1993. let's take a look. >> really? >> well, no, i think we recognize at princeton that it's always been difficult make the life of the mind attractive

. >> and you often said lien and. you don't stick up for your you. and it's so true.nd i write in the book how it's really easy to stick up for other people and tell other people's stories. it was hard for me to tell this story. so i wasn't always telling my story. i was telling the story of my parents, my mother. she didn't speak to me for about a week after she read the book actually. so i talk about addiction, i talk about mental health and i bear a lot of secrets in that sense. and i found that my goodness, i didn't want to talk about discrimination. i didn't want to raise my hand and say this is happening to me. is this true. don't treat me this way. i should be valued more. i didn't want to do those things. and i found that out about myself, which was a little bit shocking that i talk the talk and i could defend other people and prosecute cases and stand up for victims, but it was really hard for me to do it for myself. .. >> and i read about it in the book one of the reasons was and i read it on a book the 60 minutes every minute on - - religiously i would tend

saysook political report the state liens democrat heading into election day. [applause] tiffany: i am so happy to be with you guys today. i love being able to get together with people of our own generation. [indiscernible] >> anybody have any questions? >> [indiscernible] can you talk a little bit about how important it is for amy coney barrett to be confirmed? think -- her family and children are incredible. i love that she abides by the constitution. [indiscernible] their own personal feelings and emotions into the law and their voices and [indiscernible] having her take the vacancy of rbg is incredible. [indiscernible] a woman on the court was seven children, it is incredible, truly. [indiscernible] an incredible woman, incredible person, her work ethic. having seven children and doing just howdoes -- incredible she is. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> was talking to the girls here whate were all wondering you would have us to talking to liberal friends, and having productive conversations, arguing a back-and-forth. how you would handle those conversations.

. >> liens, liens, lines. look at the scene outside of dodger stadium in los angeles over the weekend. lines literally wrapped for miles as people waited in line to be tested for covid-19. if folks do not have insurance, most locations do these tests for a free and then they are reimbursed later by the federal government. >> bill: thank you. back to the breaking news now, the latest on potential covid vaccines, laura ingle reports in long island outside of new york city. this is good news, laura. >> it certainly is good news. about a third vaccine getting ready for approval, unfortunately it comes as the bad news roles on about the spike in cases that are happening not just here but nationwide. but that is amazing. the astrazeneca news coming out to the drug administration advisory committee set a date of september 10th to discuss pfizer's request for emergency use authorization for developing the vaccine. that's in addition to drugmaker madrona also awaiting approval for its vaccine candidates. if all goes we

minister a very big announcement on green issues which the veteran environment correspondent jeffrey liens ever by a british governments. today we have this commitment for britain to remain a big player in the different states. i think both of those announcements are very welcome but of course the subtext as you implied in this guardian article is this is partly being paid for potentially by a big reduction of britain approximate age spending. andl reduction of britain approximate age spending. and i certainly for one regret that a great deal because i think britain approximate commitment and meeting did nor .7% of gdp commitment to spend on foreign aid has been one of our countries proudest achievement. —— britain's 80 spending. to cut the aid budget any time and probably the worlds poorest need our assistance most i think is a great strain and gas, we will have to take really difficult spending decisions. by balancing the covid—19 budgets on the backs of the worlds poorest people seems to be a wrong decision to me and i hope people at this late stage the government will choose not to mak

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liens for these am captains and are also not enforcing deadlines if in fact it's a valid overpaymentay you owe $15,000 to it the state of washington, in step years you'll owe $15,000, no interest accrued so states that we've list spoken to are trying to be accommodating as well. >> and i'm sure making sure they are not getting taken advantage of. >> exactly. >> thanks for bringing that story to us. >>> coming up, today's retail earnings are proving one thing shopping in stores isn't dead. we've got the numbers and that story. >>> and as vaccine optimism takes hold in the market jim cramer reveals his list of return-to-normalcy stocks. and the tesla takeover the stock dominates wall street. elon musk is now the second wealthiest man alive tesla is up 556% this year and its market cap is over $500 billion. we'll have more on that. we're back in two. plans available to anyone with medicare. many plans provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you h

the cook political report narrates the race as liens democrat, heading into election day. [applause] ms. trump: i'm so happy to be here with you guys today. impactful and it is great to speak to all of you here. does anybody have any questions? >> we just talked about how important it was for amy coney barrett to be confirmed. i think it was her and her family. she abides and follows the constitution. [indiscernible] you know, having her take the , we have another woman who was a trailblazer. it is incredible, truly. incredible woman, an incredible person. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] [indiscernible] ms. trump: anything else? >> hi. i was talking to the girls here and we were wondering what advice you would have for talking to our liberal friends and having productive conversations instead of a lot of arguing and back-and-forth? how you as a woman and a professional handle those conversations? ms. trump: it might be difficult, right? have,ys approach things -- if you have different beliefs, that is fine. [indiscernible] toeel like it is important always approach with grac

of terrorist attacks took place in paris claiming the lives of 130 people . 28 year old lawyer last lien was among the victims. she was at a concert at about a clone with friends, a young woman with a zest for life. she sorely missed by her father josh loved to play roller derby or even to see him. you know, i mean, she is with her entire team despite his grief and anger agreed to talk with me more who contacted him a year and a half ago to meet me. because he was trying to meet his son's victims' families to explain himself. and i ask for their forgiveness and curiously enough, so i could help him understand what has happened to him. i wanted to share in a sorrow and explain to him that we're not at all a family of terrorists, not a terrorist. i also feel like a victim and even saw me as a victim of a sort. as dina me more suggested, they write a book together, one in which the fathers tell their stories in a new rest. or we still have words highlights the things they have in common. and what if you could, i'm very interested in the fight against terrorism and the terrorist accomplices.

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it's only after volley was taken to a lien that we heard about traces of navi chalk from germany 1st, then france and sweden. despite there being no solid evidence, proven it. russia was very quickly accused of using a band nerve agent and punished with e.u. sanctions. if she picked them up. there was very clearly an assault and i'm assassination attempts that was made on russian soil against a russian opponent, with a chemical agent on the business related in russia. and therefore, it is on russia to give indispensable clarification that we will have to draw from the information that russia provides, the consequences all its refusal to provide clarification. if i call on russia to do more to investigate this case, case such as this must have consequences. the therefore reserves the right to impose sanctions on russia's accusing. now it's western partners have been unreliable and is now ready to respond with mirror sanctions. it is difficult for me to understand the motives of our german partners. i already told this to her can muster, and i can repeat, this is not a secret that we se

pandemic, the president hospitalised in the middle of the campaign, racial unrest, economic shutdown, liensby the two candidates and now, today, finally, the sun rises on polling day. america's exhausting, seemingly endless election has reached its climax. unprecedented numbers, over 100 million voted early to but big numbers are turning out today as well. i voted for the greatest president in history, donaldj crump. tom has done nothing for us. "j crump. tom has done nothing for us. ——jcrump. crump. tom has done nothing for us. —— j crump. —— trump. crump. tom has done nothing for us. --j crump. -- trump. donald trump was firing on all cylinders yesterday. you know, we went pennsylvania we win the whole deal, you know that. but today, at republican party headquarters it was a weary sounding and more downbeat president as he contemplated the day and night ahead. i am president as he contemplated the day and nightahead. iam not president as he contemplated the day and night ahead. i am not thinking about a concession speech yet. hopefully we will only be doing a winning speech and winning is

but the only way i'm gonna figure out whether i'm right or wrong is to lien tsomebody who has a different point of view and challenge. i'm not gonna learn anything from somebody i'm shouting at. i'm just not. there's not gonna be any learning in that conversation. i wanto learn from cornel. he has things to teach me. i have things to learn. even when he's wrong about some thsgs, i want to know what reasons are, because they're gonna deepen and enrich my understanding, even if he's not actually correct. so if we're shouting, if we're not listening to each other, there's not goa be any learning. >> do you think people are less likely to listen on the issuese and liefs they hold most deeply? >> of course. of course they're gonna be less likely to. and we do wrap our convictions, wrap our emotions, more or less, tightly around our convictions. that's just the humaition. and so we then perceive challenges not as intellectual or moral challenges, but as rysaults on us personally, because now our dentities are caught up in what we believe. >> of course wwant to be improvisational. being improvis

it's only often a volley was taken to a lien that we heard about traces of navi, talk from germany 1st, then friends in sweden, despite there being no solid evidence proven it. russia was very quickly accused of using a band nerve agent and punished with the new sanctions russia's accusing. now its western partners have been unreliable and is now ready to respond with mirror sanctions. it is difficult for me to understand the motives of our german partners . i already told this to her km us and i can repeat this. it's not a secret that we see how germany took the role of a leader in the new escalation of relations with the russian federation. there will of course be a response to the saying sions, and since germany was the driving force behind these e.u. sanctions over the nevaeh in the case. and since these sanctions directly affects high ranking staffers of the russian president's administration, we will respond in kind of all russian requests for proof or any lead date or were politely denied. but i would like to reiterate that we do not expect the bearer of bad news, namely us to b

now called biden has extended his liens and has won the presidency with 306 electoral college votes he needed, 270. donald trump fell short with 232 legal team has again promised to produce evidence of what it calls a massive democratic conspiracy to steal the presidential election. though it has yet failed to do so, and fresh reports from washington. there's no sign from his legal team that donald trump is preparing to concede. in fact, they're digging in for a long legal battle, even though almost all the court actions until know, have been dismissed. no cleaving without producing any evidence. there's been a democratic and international conspiracy to steal the presidential election. this is real, it is not made up. it is not, there's nobody here that engages in fantasies. i've tried a 100 cases, a prosecutor, some of the most dangerous criminals in the world. i no crimes. i can smell them. you don't have to smell this one. i can prove it. 18 different ways. donald trump's own election security agency declared the 2020 presidential election the most secured in american history. the p

especially those from around the philadelphia area which all lien blue.almost an expectation that the nominal lead could shift. and we are also watching for that in georgia. we are looking at a couple thousand, maybe up to 20,000 votes left to be counted known in the peach state. a lot of those in and around atlanta which is also a democratic area. it is also possible that joe biden could take a nominal lead there. we are talking really close so it is way too early to say anything. more paths though for joe biden at this moment. annmarie: and in georgia, it could come down to those 9000 military ballots. i know you lived in georgia and i'm sure that you are missing your house. what do you want to know? clear indication of when we will actually know that? >> yes. and the thing is that you could get to a point in this electoral process where you have a really good idea of who has won but it might not go official for a couple more days and that is where we might be pointing towards. maybe sort of by the weekend more of these things come out. pennsylvania --

donald trump is not pleased with players kneeling during the and the met yesterday's liens, matthew and deshawn watson took a knee before the game in support of social justice. he wrote no thanks. griff: to thanks giving football, it is in dallas. >> by the defense for the touchdown. griff: in the nfc east, deshawn watson, hungry for turkey yesterday throwing four carrying texans over the lions with 125. lamar jackson tested positive for covid-19. it is one of the multiple reported ravens players with cases that caused the thanksgiving matchup with steelers that has been moved this sunday. jillian: your pretty jacked up about the washington win. >> i was very excited and yesterday on "fox and friends," interviewed defense of coach, it is a beat down, no way it is a beat down, we are there. it is interesting, the cowboys and washington football team were 3-7, claims of the nfc east and watched every minute of it. jillian: you are rubbing it in his face. jillian: the the fund the police helps joe biden, they are not going away and they ramp up the pressure. will biden commit to police dep

we will be keeping an eye on treasury liens this morning.ll be interesting to look at the other key growth lecturing markets from china. consumers thought other markets if not china would be an eventual beneficiary from this. rebecca joins us with the latest. if you want to listen into the call, it is taking place right now on live go on the terminal. we will have more on this story coming up next speaking to mitchell taylor. he heads up one of the privately owned wine groups all stop he says the decision to impose a tax of as much as 200% is outrageous. him.ll be speaking to this is bloomberg. ♪this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: as we mentioned earlier the australians are appealing to the wto to rein in what it calls china's aggressive trade tactics. facing antidumping taxes of up to 212%. guest joins us now. we thought you would be on to talk about something more positive. heard from treasury wines. we are continuing to hear from them at the moment of how they are trying to pivot this away from china. what is the impact on your business and how d

jonathan: i will have a long lien. a nice big breakfast. awesome. tom: i will be having crackers.onathan: from london and new york, this is bloomberg. jonathan: from london and new york, this is "bloomberg surveillance," live on bloomberg tv and radio. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. monday morning price action looks a little something like this. a nice lift to this equity market, bouncing back from some brutal losses last week. on the s&p 500, we advance 1.31%. . in the bond market, yields up friday. that's got to hurt. the euro stable. euro-dollar, $1.1650. euro weakness as lockdowns in euro took a hammer to this market. take a listen to what cavalli -- had to say. >> the risk was that we weren't going to follow the signs and it was come back. that's exec you what's happened. jonathan: restrictions, lockdowns. france, germany, now the entire united kingdom. the good news on the economic front is the u.s. recovery does still have momentum. that is something europe did not have going into winter. that has just been over the horizon. does that continue

interception and returns it with a 19 yard pick six. 7-6 the lien still need.r, texans and control, 43-17. a little trickery and johnston will get back to watson who will even 34 yards to the wide open will fuller for a touchdown. watson with 380 yards passing and four touchdowns. the texans like to do things big. 41 minutes 25 over the lions. historically the holiday season means tournament basketball for collegiate's. this year has been weird but like no other, safe to say, as they like to say the show must go on and they are trying to do just that on the college courts. we will start with st. mary's, trying to rebound from a tough loss yesterday. the crossover classic and tommy with a nice fake right there. great move. he had 19 points right there to bring 64 type. the panthers with one last effort, not going to work. 66-64 with the gales with a win over northern iowa. end of the first half,'s amari with a fade to 3 at the buzzer. he had 20 points, usf up 4 and break it up a little bit in the second half. 79-68. first came, first when and now that tears in s

now the great orange emergency has passed, while the mandatory lien orders finally be lifted?hose are the questions we will be paying attention to since we plan to stay in the country. one other thing, by the way, but were at it, who's excited to greet our new corporate overlords? who plans to collaborate and particularly who on the right side, the republican side, the side who said it was defending you? who is happy all of this? that seems worth keeping track of just so we know who we are with. ned rhyne is the ceo of american majority, he keeps track and joins us tonight. great to see you. >> good to be with you, tucker. >> tucker: it goes without saying, not any kind of call, you don't know where this is going, the votes are being counted. there's apparently irregularities those that will be examined we pray in some cases litigated. but a lot of people in washington feel that this is over. some of them seem pretty happy about it. who are they? >> first of all, i want to highlight your right. i think your opening monologue was that it's incumbent upon trump did not stop, to

year next year, i think most travel companies, it's a cruise lines i'm concerned about the most, the lien not so bad in the small groups and people are comfortable traveling by air, aren't you noticing that, that your situation is better for now. liz: slowly but surely, listen your grandfather would be so proud that you founded the company so long ago selling steamer ship tickets to naples from new york, amazing stuff, keep the faith, hang in there and we hope to see you traveling galore. >> can i mention we have, you can experience italy on these vr glasses, i am a little side business, you go to the website, we send you these goggles and you can see italy like you are there, if you have an experienced 360 vr it is like being there, it is a great time now, the time has come for this. liz: put those things on and it is almost like being there. but we don't get the pasta, we need the pasta, you cannot get that. thank you so much, good to see you, the dot taken a stimulated approach to claiming victory in the upcoming senate runoff in georgia, charlie is about to break news on that in just

but may come in to china through imported frozen food products so lien cuisine did this with a bit ofese probably some help from the swanson's is this double standard and censorship in silicon valley a sign of china's new social media strategy? gordon cheng a senior fellow of gate stone institute author of the great u.s.-china tech war. and he joins us. gordon. you have to marvel at the way even on the chinese people's daily, their so-called journalists able to type in this came into china from some frozen gentlemen latto imported from italy or whatever the theory ise chinese that i can seriously or scam for global consumption. >> i don't think the chinese take this seriously. they know where the disease started. they know where the first patient was. that was wuhan. you know, mark china's government and the since march notions the disease came elsewhere. on march 12th the foreign ministry spokesman in a tweet said that coronavirus patient zero was in the united states. that's an official statement of the chinese government saying that the coronavirus started here spokesmanned that th

what is of his lien more important in my opinion is in the case of disease that we , thezed yesterday secondary endpoint of that phase 3 study, so 11 of the 95 cases were severe. so is really more -- so what is really breakable -- really there were no cases reported of the people who got the vaccine. when you put that data together, what does it tell you? it seems that our vaccine, if you get it, you have a very high chance of being with no disease, and if you get the disease, most probably you get the mild disease. think about the impact on hospitalization, i see you, and the impact on the economy when governments around the world are trying to slow down contacts because they want to manage the limited hospital and i see you capacity -- and icu capacity. so if it can prevent severe disease, that is a game changer. to your question about transmission, we will know soon as part of a study. we are also looking at measuring antibodies that come from the fibrous, but could not come from a vaccine -- from the virus, but could not come from a .accine the most important thing is to prevent d

the president currently liens biden there. live in pennsylvania, the latest from philadelphia.ric? >> hello, harris. while officials say no one is being disenfranchised, no biden ballots are suddenly showing up, there is no evidence of voter fraud and they say the election in the state ran "incredibly smoothly." they are counting the votes but as you heard, there were some sharp words from the governor in harrisburg, democratic governor tom wolf firing back at the president's baseless claim that democrats are trying to steal the election. he said "it's up parkinso a par" he says while the system is working, people do need patients. >> pennsylvania will have a fair election and that election will be free of outside influences. i will vigorously, and we all will vigorously defend against any attempt to attack that in pennsylvania. >> the governor's defense comes as republicans already filed a lawsuit against one county. republican kathy barnett challenged, she did win reelection but the challenger is assuming montgomery county election, claiming they violate election laws. the fe

possibly a lien or two blocked because of an earlier accident.few trouble spots elsewhere in the south bay. a closure due to police activity on 10th street southbound between san fernando street and san antonio street. in the meantime, avoid that intersection due to police activity. we are already seeing a busy ride on northbound 101. it gets crowded through the 880 connector. taking a look at traffic in the north bay, we do have an accident on santa rosa avenue. a vehicle hit a fire hydrant. you have lane blocks. apparently the hydrant did rupture. >>> time to check your forecast. it is slightly warmer today. >> i will start out with san jose as my example of why we are noticeably warmer. look at the view over the skyline. you can tell, it is kind of cloudy. the report out at the airport says there is even a fine mist falling but it is the thicker clouds appear that are also being reported, up around 2000 feet. not only covering the south bay, it is most of the bay. you can think of that as a wet, gray blanket. you can really see it from our cam

street lending facility that facilitated something that was a collateral dependent loan or a second lienan. but the treasury and the fed could not get comfortable with that and rejected that idea. i think chip is right about it. i advocated for it both as a member of the house financial services committee as well as a member of the congressional oversight committee for the cares act. secondly, if that money is coming back to the treasury, it is an opportunity to reprogram those funds both for the ppp program and add something to that where we have $138 billion we have been trying to get extended through speaker pelosi through ppp. i put this on the table for our hoteliers and restaurant folks struggling due to the lack of travel and shutdowns. that is senator marco rubio's idea of a pandemic loan program from the sba that he has introduced in the senate. it might be a productive use of some of that reprogrammed money. taylor: we only have about one minute left. what should janet yellen due date one if she is confirmed as treasury secretary? rep. hill: she should make representations -- r

in a good we are situation to have of to for the lien doses this year -- 50 million doses this year globallyi believe we are in a good situation have 1.3 billion doses globally. amy: the two-dose vaccine still faces several challenges, including how to store and transport it since it must be refrigerated at subzero temperatures. in response to the news, vice president mike pence tweeted -- "huge news: thanks to the public-private partnership forged by president @realdonaldtrump, @pfizer announced its coronavirus vaccine trial is effective, preventing infection in 90% of its volunteers." pfizer immediately debunked the claim, which referenced operation warp speed, the federaeffort to rush vaccine to market. senior vice presidenand head of vaccine research, kathrin jansen, told "the new york times" -- "we were never part of the warp speed. we have never taken any money from the u.s. government, or from anyone." meanwhile, president-elect joe biden said monday the coronavirus vaccine approval process must be guided by science and warned a vaccine likely won't be available for months. he spoke a

. >>> we are learning more about an orphaned mountain lien clock that was rescued from the zogg fire. zoo, and has now recoverment from hits injuries he suffered in the fire and other health issues, and now is ready for the journey to his new home at the columbus zoo in ohio. experts from both zoos will joint captain cal and two other rescued cubs for the flight expected to happen sometime in the next few weeks. >> a full house on board the international space station today after the spacex crew dragon docked last night. they shared hugs with the two russian and one american already on board, and awarded first time astro thought victor glover his gold astronaut wings. she also the first black american to come aboard the space station. the new crew will remain on board for six months. >>> a potential game-changer. amazon getting into the prescription medicine business. what we're learning about the on-line giants move into the pharmacy field. that's coming up. and do at 6:00, a new free covid-19 testing tempter opens up in san francisco. the community public health officials are trying

broadly, but, jim sons alaska, dealtia things like that >> i think the airline industry, the front lien workers, the executives running those airlines in the face of massive political pressure have done an incredible job at transforming an industry and getting needed medical workers and others, family members around the country during an extraordinarily difficult time and so, you know, hats off to every single one of these airlines my 84-year-old mother flew united out here a couple weeks ago and flew back. i'm so impressed at what they've done when you look at the airline industry relative to something, say, the cruise line industry or relative to an online travel history, i think there's a temptation to look at the old stock charts and say where were these stocks trading last never? i'm going to mack a the problem with that analysis these airlines have taken on a massive amount of debt, right, in order to survive. so the balance sheets and enterprise values of these businesses is just fundamentally different. and so you shouldn't anchor yourself to that with that said, i also think th

lemonis: she put a mortgage or a second lien on her house.entially a line of credit that allowed her to pull the equity out of her house and put it into the business. the challenge is if the business doesn't work, well, the house still has the loan. it does prove to me though that she's really committed to the business. any time somebody puts their domicile, the place that they live in, at risk for their business. i don't know if there is anymore skin in the game than that. lauri: but what happened at the domain is hard to talk about. [ clears throat ] no a/c in texas. facing the full sun, 80 degrees inside with 80% humidity for five years. i couldn't even work there the last two years. did i mention menopause and what that's like? lemonis: i'm not familiar with how that works. lauri: it's horrible. remember those old heaters when we were kids that were in the wall and there's a dial and you heat it? lemonis: sure. lauri: menopause is kind of like that, but somebody took the knob. oh, it's horrible. lemonis: okay. lauri: you can't put a women

we are going to have to get the re-cage the executive lien. we have to get the presidency shrunk back to a normal dimension. americans all over the country are watching the crown these days. they are looking at the curious role of the monarchy in britain, britain, like a lot of other countries, separates the head of government from the head of state, which the queen is. we in the u.s., we don't want this distinction, therefore the president acquires a kind of derivative dignity that is over time not wholesome. and so, as the questioner asked, 74 million people that take him at his word because they are not skeptical of presidents in general. a wholesome, down to earth doubt about executive power would make us all better off. >> here is carol. are you troubled with regards to trump's withdrawal from the open skies treaty? i think he is destroying the very airplanes that have been used to conduct surveillance under the open skies treaty. >> yes, i am. i think one of the first things you're going to see is joe biden, with his large portion in his

so the --et's say what the title is again, it's "citizen mack, politics and honorable calling", a lien, i was told -- i was asked b a friend of mine what the name of the boo was and i said"citizen mack, politics an honorable calling" and he immediately said, oh,t's a fiction. [laughter] and no, it goes back to what jeb and wri talking about arl, earlier, my grandfather in the senate and always my mother talked about in a deeply respectful w and how honorable they were and i just always looked at politics being an honorable calling. notice i didn't say an honorable professi. i said an honorable calling and the difference is, that means that those of us who run for office have a responsibility to make sure it' a honor an honorad that citizen mack, the other part of it is the notion that you don't spend your entire life in politics. i ha a life at 16 years in banking before i ran for office and i had8 years in office and then i hadnother 16 to 18 years in the private secto again, health care and boar. yo serve and there's a time to say thank you and time tgo home and have something else w

. >> you've often said lien in sunny and you don't stick up for yourself and it's so true and i write in the book how it's really easy to stick up for other people, to tell other people's stories. it certainly was hard for me to tell this story. i told the story of my parents, i'm telling my mother's story. my mother didn't me for about a week after she read the book actually so i talk about addiction, i talk about mental health and i bear a lot of secrets in that sense. and i've found that my dignity, i did not want to talk about discrimination. i didn't want to raise my hand and say this is happening to me, is this true? don't treat me this way, i should be valued more, i did not want to do those things and i found out about myself which was a little bit shocking that i talked the talk and i can defend other people and prosecute cases and stick up for victims but it was hard for me to do it for myself. >> i want to ask you about the title of the book but i have to speak up on something that you said because i think being where we are in this business there's a lot of advice that we

. >> everyone needs a role in the lien end.hter] switches she told me i wrote about that the book she told me that she said, you are going to make it in this business part i haven't seen anyone do this as well as you without any training. you will do this. that name is going to hold you back people can't remember it. i've got to tell you she was right but i feel like i sold a peace of myself. my grandmother never forgave me for because i was named after her sister people would talk to me and she would say no it would infuriate her i do think at cnn if i was still,. [inaudible] people would've known my identity. and so i kind of did that to myself or if i had to do it again, wouldn't change my name. when you would not have? >> guest: i would not have. i would not have. >> so my first, when i was reporter left new york into birmingham. show me change my name she did not like the last name lemmon for it i know in tv but if it people can rembert's great purge and a mcdonald lemon that the name people change their name to. [laughter

harrison: senator graham, for i'm a democrat -- i am a democrat -- before i'm a democrat, i'm a self-care lienbefore that, i'm an american. i believe in the constitution, in this entity of the building you work in. when i see that dome lit up at night, i get goosebumps because i know the power that that place has to improve the lives of folks. it can give the american dream to so many and it has. this is the thing. justice is supposed to be blind. this is part of the reason we are in the gridlock now and you say you are not part of it but you are. you are a cause of it. you said, this person is qualified, i applaud you, thank you for voting for so tamayo and taken, i would have voted for john roberts because i thought he is a good guy. i don't agree with him on everything, but i would have voted for him. you did not vote for merrick garland. he is a good guy, and you voted for him in the past. why? >> we are turning to the environments. experiencinga is some of the effects of climate change such as flooding, increase heat and humidity, and extreme weather events and scientists expect those pro

so we've got to lien on each other and support -- lean on each other and support one another.re's no shame in feeling fatigue or feeling distraught about where we are. a lot of us are feeling that. we've got to lean on each other and look out for each other during this very dficult time. >> woodruff: dr. vivek murthy who is co-chair of president-elect biden coronavirus task force. thank you. >> thanks so much, judy. >> woodruff: as we heard earlier, this afternoon, president trump made his first public statement since joe biden was declared president-elect. but, in the rose garden, mr. trump made no direct comments about the results. we turn now to newshour's yamiche alcindor and lisa desjardins, for an update on the transition of power. yamiche, fill us in on what the president did have to say in the rose garden. >> these are the first public remarks by president trump since he was declared. loser of the 2020 election. he came really really close to acknowledging there might be a biden administration with you stopped short of actually saying those two words together. we haven

there is no lien and i'm sure he knows as well. the south of the country i imagine he understands the evolution tell bob the world they inflicted on the afghan people from 1996 to 2001. people don't want this. do we have partnered with the small minority of really i think odious people who have inflicted great harm on humanity by sponsoring al qaeda. but they ruled themselves, right question if these are people who do not acknowledge any human rights. especially women's rights. the question what is it look like it's at mass executions in the soccer stadium every other saturday? i think we made a tremendous mistake and really what appears to be parting with the taliban against the afghan government. june with the talbot negotiators are saying to the afghan negotiators right now? they're saying hey we beat the world's greatest superpower who are you to negotiate with us? you have nothing to bring to the table. they are trying to dictate term terms. and of course al qaeda and the taliban are completely intertwined. i could go on about

the texans and lien yo onelions scheduled to kick off. you'll get a little football if you want it.to be a continuous and ongoing problem for the nfl. >> reporter: yeah, unfortunately it is. while people will still have two of those three games slated for today including the cowboys, you mentioned the lions, third game, a highly anticipated matchup between the steelers and the ravens now off the table due to covid-19. this is coming after the ravens announced that seven people on that staff and players have tested positive as a result of the virus, and the nfl has come out and said that the game is now being postponed until sunday out of, quote, an abundance of caution. as you can imagine, frustration on both sides here, but the teams understanding they do have to stick to the rules. we know that several steelers' players have been outspoken in the fact that they felt like they did their part and now they're not getting to take part in this big thanksgiving matchup. the nfl in turn has made it clear that these covid-19 protocols are to be absolutely taken seriously. in fact, they've

at this with him on the trump show explained lien had to go out there and basically life of the president probably the toughest day of my life. i knew that this was not a good start. not a good start. not the best start. he never really did live that one down. he did going to get things one down. he did going to get things on the stage, dancing and so maybe he moved on from that row. christian —— ron christie, thank you for that. good to see you. thanks, ron. for those watching on bbc world news — we'll be right back. nicola sturgeon has suggested that parts of the west of scotland could be put under level 4 coronavirus restrictions, which are close to a full lockdown. the scottish first minister says it's unclear whether hospitals will cope if the virus continues spreading at its current rate. we don't have enough assurance or as much assurance as we would want to have that our hospital and intensive care services are able to cope as we go deeper into the winter. we know that winter always brings additional pressures on the nhs and ensuring that it can cope with those pressures as well a

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there is also some of the count on the border in pima county to vote, which heavily liens joe biden.a county to vote, which heavily liensjoe biden. what about nevada ? which heavily liensjoe biden. what about nevada? 2007000 votes still to count in the fatah, there are two big urban areas, there is clark cou nty big urban areas, there is clark county which essentially is las vegas, there is about 84% of the vote counted in las vegas. that means 53—45 to joe vote counted in las vegas. that means 53—45 tojoe biden. the other is reno, washoe county. they are counting that, it leans heavily towards joe counting that, it leans heavily towardsjoe biden. counting that, it leans heavily towards joe biden. we counting that, it leans heavily towardsjoe biden. we are putting that slightly into the blue column, then. a lot to decide still in nevada, the data looking partey good. wisconsin, 99% of the vote counted, our sister station cbs have just called this in the last 15 minutes, so we can probably put this in blue. it is within the margin, joe biden‘s lead is 20,000. that is under i%, donald