wanda's husband, lonni, passed away in march. wanda, there with him in his final moments. >> it was five minutes later and he passed away. so -- sorry. >> it's okay. i know it's hard. >> she knew her first thanksgiving without him would be hard. but jamal and makayla would make sure she wouldn't be lonely, this holiday. they decided to have an early, my think knowing even though lonni isn't here, his spirit is. jamal knows he would hear this. >> i would just like to say hi. say thank you for opening -- welcoming me into your home, with open arms, from day one. >> reporter: lonni would always say grace before the thanksgiving meal. he was wanda's biggest cheerleader. so, in his honor, surrounded with family by blood and family by choice, wanda led prayer knowing lonni would be proud. >> thank you for all the blessings, and thank you so much for having lonni in my life. i miss him but i know he's in a good place. so, to everybody here, i love you and have a wonderful thanksgiving. amen. >> amen. >> reporter: in mesa, brianna whitne

let's get the forecast from cbs' lonnie quinn. lonnie? >> good evening, norah. here's the deal. mhe pictures you showed us from miami, that storm affected miami on monday. now we're looking at a storm that is just offshore of tampa, 50 miles west-southwest of st. petersburg florida. earlier today it was a hurricane. now it's a tropical storm. we think early tomorrow morning it will make a landfall around cedar key and then exit around jacksonville as a tropical storm then skirts right along the southeastern seaboard putting rain down. tomorrow, tampa could pick up somewhere around a half a foot of rain. then it gets to the carolinas. it's offshore, remember, but it's piling that rain all throughout north carolina. anywhere from, say, raleigh toward the coastline could pick up eight inches, maybe some areas see a foot of rain and the bands north could make it to d.c. as well. not yet, but sometime within the next couple of days, we could have our next tropical storm. it could be named tropical storm iota if that happens. i understand the greek pronunciation is yoda, but that's a

cbs' lonnie quinn is tracking the holiday forecast. lonnie, i hope you have good news. >> well, for some folks, i've got good news. for some folks not so good. because if it's cold you can still be outside and put on a warm jacket, but if it's rainy, that's the problem. right now, margaret, when you look at the whole country, the problem is the midsections. with a severe thunderstorm watch until later tonight. that system is going to move est. thanksgiving day that system is going to move into the northeast, all the big cities, all the way to new england, they are going to be seeing rain on the thanksgiving. that's not a good forecast. if you go south, the southern states look fine. there could be a few sprinkles along the gulf coast states but you're fine with the skies overhead. out west, maybe mountain snows but no big problems brewing. temperatures, you're wet in the northeast, and chillier with west. hopefully some folks can be outside. it's a safer bet. margaret, let's go back to you. >> brennan: lonnie quinn, thank you. tonight,

lonnie passed away from covid-19 in april.on decided to keep the thanksgiving tradition. friday's dinner in lonnie's honor. >> i miss him but i know he's in 's ind place. a good place.verybody here, i love so to you. and have a wonderful thanksgiving. >> reporter: their unlikely friendship now truly a blessing. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los ssing.s. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los >> brennan: we'll be right back. if you still have symptoms of crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis even after trying other medications, it may be a sign of damaging inflammation, which left untreated, could get much worse. please make an appointment to see your gastroenterologist right away. or connect with them online. once you do, seeing the doctor is one less thing to worry about. need help finding a doctor? head to crohnsandcolitis.com need help finding a doctor? just washed laundry doesn't smell... just washed.our that's because there's hidden sweat and body soils that cause odors on your clothes. but there's a solution for those secret stinks: gain

i think this will have impact. >> alicia: lonnie, what do you think about that?have a louder voice here than most. >> you have got to remember he was key to joe biden's come back during the presidential plim marry this year. so obviously his voice matters a lot. fundamentally, i think the president-elect is trying to put together a cabinet that's going to serve him well, serve the american people well, my preference would be that he would do that, you know, to look for the most qualified people regardless of other elements of their background. obviously this is an important issue right now in progressive politics. he is going to have to balance between ensuring he has a cabinet that can serve him well. while also achieving some of these goals we have around a diverse group of people to serve around him. >> alicia: we will be watching, lonnie chen and matt bennett thank you so much for your time have. a good one. >> thank you. >> alicia: up next, the fight to keep america's children inside the classroom. the numbers showing so many are failing while learning from

jon lapook, and cbs' lonnie quinn. so, dr.ook, what can people do to stay safe if they've chosen to gathering with friends and family? >> reporter: margaret, i think the safest thing is for people nfected andhey're infected and infectious but they just don't know it, even if they recently have tested negative. so when you're at that thanksgiving dinner and you're with people who are not in your protective pod or bubble, and you lower down that mask, now you're risking infecting them or perhaps getting infected yourself. so we need to disassociate eating with socializing. the two people, the two pods that are not together, should be outside, or inside and in different rooms. and then once you do come indoors and you're in the same room, remember that you all have to wear masks. you have to wear a mask the entire time, even if you are more than six feet away, even if you're across the room. and the reason is that the virus can travel across the room in small aerosols, in tiny aerosols, and it can accumulate in the air over time,

would be proud. >> thank you for all the blessings and thank you so much for having lonny in my lifei miss him, but i know he's in a good place. so to everybody here i love you and have a wonderful thanksgiving, amen. >> lovely story there. >>> in the middle of all the pain and uncertainty from this pandemic, france is trying to provide a glimmer of hope, both literally and figuratively. in paris, the champs-elysees has been lit up in christmas lights, adding much needed brightness to a dark and somber year. the city is in the middle of a lock down, but officials say there is really to be optimistic. over the past week, infection numbers and hospitalizations have fallen, and the health agency says the current wave of cases may have peaked. we need all the good news we can get. thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is up next. you're watching cnn. have yourselves a fabulous day. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "early start." i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans. >> great to have you this week, boris. i

a seat and candle left at the head of the table knowing that even though lonnie isn't here, his spiritd hear this. >> i would just like to say hi, say thank you for helping me -- welcoming me into your home with open arms from day one. >> reporter: lonnie would always stay grace before the thanksgiving meal. he was wanda's biggest cheerleader. so, in his honor, surrounded with family by blood and family by choice, wanda led the prayer knowing lonnie would be proud. >> thank you for all the blessings and thank you so much for having lonnie in my life. i miss him, but i know he's in a good place. so, to everybody here, i love you and have a wonderful thanksgiving. amen. >> amen. >> beautiful piece. finally a sign though of holiday cheer in paris. i want you to take a look at paris, the champs but officials say there is reason to be optimistic. over the past week hospitalizations have fallen and the health agency says the current wave of cases may have peaked. >>> thanks so much for joining me. i'm robyn curnow. rosemary church picks up right after this. (harold) twelve hundred strings of

lonnie, first to you, what is -- who is holding up more republicans?e same thing, andrea, the sail story that we've heard all along which is that they want to give the president and his legal team the opportunity to make their case. what's clear is there is no case. that in fact what we're seeing is we're seeing a bunch of flailing from members of the legal team. some certainly more than others. i expect that you will see more and more republicans make the conclusion and state the conclusion that i think is abundantly clear, that this election was conducted clearly, it was conducted properly, and the results are clear. i think it will come as states certify its results. georgia certified its results, michigan hopefully will do so, as well. as this process continues and as we move toward the selection of electors to officially cast votes for the president and vice president of the united states, i do think more and more republicans are going to state what i believe has become clear and abundantly obvious. >> joel, the campaign distanced itself from sydn

one of those is a christmas tree lot in stockton that has been at the same site now for generations lonnie wong explains why the fender is not setting up shop this year. >>you gotta see this tree come back. when they get it done. >>86 year-old golly looks on as a christmas tree he delivered his being decorated that stopped as lincoln village shopping center. he takes pride in delivering christmas trees to local businesses, the master p 3 way. and it's so beautiful, a fair amount the field that's much pride as wayne takes and providing signature christmas trees to businesses and the stockton area. >>he's better known for his christmas tree lot which is family started years ago. >>wednesday at an appeal started wholesaling trees cut on their property in calaveras county in 1937 when helped as a kid but only got into the business as a young newlywed. >>we needed refrigerator. well i said then your front me some trees i think i can get in with the nursery which is right across the street. he got his them that my dad from erbil monthly he's had a lot on the same intersection for 62 years. >>but

>>well that was lonnie wong reporting parts of the festival will also go virtual customers can order mandarins from 25 local growers and have them shipped. i love a good mandarin orange how about you or it's next in the morning. we try and stay on the right a lot of vitamin c island mandarin oranges i can say this if those like crazy. >>outside right now we're seeing a clear conditions but to don't get used to it because stormy weather is on the way to the bay area in fact it's a nice camera shot overlooking our east bay's on right now this is our camera on top of the berkeley hills it showing us just a nice clear a blanket of light shot and we can see all the way across to the bay there and parts of san francisco. but yes things will be changing right now on our radar screen we're seeing a little bit of drizzle. drop across the north bay just a little bit though it looks like it's on top of the one o one right now some might be making things a little bit slippery. >>but to really this is what we're waiting for this line of the heavy showers at times that is already making its way. p

lonnie wong. >>all right coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news, health experts are concerned thanksgiving could produce a surge in cases. how you can celebrate in a safe fashion coming up next. >>welcome back everyone and thanks for staying with us health experts are very concerned the upcoming thanksgiving holiday could produce a surge in covid cases will more research confirms a gatherings are leading to an uptick in covid-19 numbers kron four's terisa stasio talk with experts and has more on how you can celebrate the holidays in a safe fashion. >>thanksgiving a time for feasting and toasting among family and friends but with covid health officials are worried very worried. so they're offering the suggestions about staying safe and keeping your loved ones safe as well. >>seeing it's critical. you can be done safely doctors cesar job by harry and is co-founder and chief clinical innovation officer at. >>carbon health. >>actually gather outside to hear what you have to routes it specific

samir, a lonnie has grown used to seeing babies born with cancers and congenital malformation, but has no one time to missing. same jasim is 24 days old. during the siege, in 2004, a mother said he was living in a village on flute as outskirts as los angeles have more serious cases. like many residents of fallujah, dr. allen, he fled the worst of the fighting in 2004. when she returned, she and her colleagues were immersed in treating the injuries and trauma in its wake. then they started seeing a new crisis and the exodus of but they think not as a way to see before we are facing this effects. nearly they now she documents every case she sees. she has hundreds of pictures and video clips saved on her laptop of newborns with cleft palates. 'd deformed limbs, cancers in launched and atrophied brains, going to have the, at the top of the list of a lot of defects. have many, many cases of that since the misshapen hearts are harder to detect. and those babies are often miscarried, stillborn, or die shortly after birth. in a year long survey lonny conducted at the hospital, she found $147.0

washington hear from with lonnie who opposes a rule. wart: -- caller: i'm a cold soldier who fought against communism and i'm going to put it like this. i was a missile tech radar communications computer whiz. i'm the guy responsible in 1985 for sending multiple packets over the mail to the pentagon. this computer situation has gotten off track. my son is a computer i.t. engineer and i know what he does and who he works for and i'm not an essay, but you guys and your computers need to go away. we need to make this a manual system. we all need to get up off our spots, go somewhere and vote. if it's a kiosk or live where everyone can see it. no one needs to be getting in with a thumb drive or disk or anything else in this foreign mass, everybody in the country outside our country wants to be in our system. get them out. goodbye. host: any response? lonnie is right in one respect that there should be a paper trail for all ballots. providing an of opportunity to check if things are uncertain. i think this agency would require all election j

s pay moffo lonny elected to parliament 3 years ago. can mr.johnson the whole team's current slide in me opinion polls a move in the party do become conflict zone. insert the minutes on t.w. . it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the number of trials 75 years ago, a high ranking officers of the nazi regime according judging by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. our 2 part series, the 3rd reich in the talks in 75 minutes on d. w. home . give us your country on the political will make you rich people oil will provide you with jobs. the oil will take good care of my few days to the one fever took hold on the west coast and gone up in 2700. investigators made big promises, but here's later, reality looks very different. littered beaches. drinking water shortage by employment. if you feel like it's before you come, leave this david and not a trace of oil money to be found. what happened to the mystery of black gold oil promises starts december 4th. this is day to the news and thes

. >> host: letter from lonnie and washington that opposes the increasing federal role. boie go ahe. >> caller: so i'm a cold war soldier, 63 years old who fought against commusm. i'm going to put it like this. i was a missile tech radar communications, a computer whiz. i'm the guy resnsible 1985 for setting multiple pkets over the mail to the pentagon. okay? this computer situation has gotten off track. my son is a computer it engineer pete i know what he do and i knew who he works for. and i'm not goingo say. but you guys in your computers each gobu away. we need to make this a manual system, yes. we all nee to get up off our butts. go somewhere and ve. if it's a kiosk or it's liv where everybody can see it and no need to beetting into the system with a thumb dve or a disc or anything else. and the mess everyone in the country outside our cntry was to be in our system. get them out. sorry, goodbye. so what are rightly any respons response? >> guest: lonnie is right and one important respect for this should be paper trail for alllo ballots. that is a way of providing an

they had an early dinner this year but sadly without lonnie. >> thank you so much for having lonnie ine's in a good place. so to everybody here, i love you and have a wonderful thanksgiving. amen. >> amen. >> hinton was there to comfort densch proving their friendship is a blessing. she's like one of 250,000 americans who will have an empty seat. >> there was a photo of lonnie at the table with a candle lit. she said the first five minutes were kind of shaky but then they went back to normal. it was important they did this this year. >> i love that they've still remained friends. the text was sent to the wrong person. yeah, it's not me but could i still have a plate? >> i'm a grandma, that's what we do. >> come on over. >> bitter sweet. >> all right. i'm going to end on a happy note. >> okay. please do. >> yes. yes. something, two turkeys are living in a lap of luxury now. corn and cobb are living ahead of the annual white house turkey pardon. voting is underway when one lucky bird will be pardoned and named the official thanksgiving turkey. the feathered duo arrived and rolled up at t

lonnie wong fox, 40 news. >>a 57 the time coming up in the next hour solano county seeing a huge surge in coronavirus cases likely from halloween. we'll tell you why doctors are concerned the thanksgiving. it could make it even worse. plus an alarming amount of data about covid infections in california young adults turnout are accountable for more than half of new coronavirus cases and we're seeing all across the state. and for the first time in san francisco police history, a former officer has been charged in a deadly shooting. ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. even the smallest surprise... can make a big memory... worthy of passing on. kinder joy treat plus toy a little surprise goes a long way. and make our ownason we choliday magic. because a gift for home brings joy to all. find holiday decorations, gifts and great deals at lowes.com. there's no bad time to start at amaz

>>lonnie wong. >>yeah, well the way things are in the future. they're technology taking over. that's pretty cool. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 10 thanks for being with us the kron 00:00am morning news starts at 04:00am have a good night everybody. >> crippled by covid did she catch the virus at street demonstration? can keep my body feels like a thousand pounds for it to get the super spreader wedding part. >> almost half the guests stricken with the virus. >> including the bride and groom . how this hostess is requiring her friends to get tested befor coming to her house for things giving. >> negative for covid, you are free to have dinner at. >> 's c-18 things giving trumped mar-a-lago things giving canceled. what was he thinking, the knucklehead with a flamethrower on top of a bus ca

wanda's husband of 43 years, lonnie, died of coronavirus in april, so a photo and a candle was left ate seeing their own families on thanksgiving itself. jamal posted a photo from the day writing, "five years strong, happy thanksgiving, everyone, we miss you, lonnie." glad to see that friendship continuing even through these tough times. >>> our first low this week goes to the lack of answers around a mystery in the utah desert. last week public safety and wildlife officials flying overhead in a helicopter spotted a mysterious metal structure in a remote part of the desert. how did it get there, they wondered. >> okay, the entrepid explorers going to investigate the alien life form. >> who does this kind of stuff? >> the crew was flying to count bighorn sheep but instead found the ten-foot-fall gleaming monolith and got out to explore. it was massive and driven into the red rock. officials are still unsure of its origins. even though it would be more fun, the pilot said the three-seeded beam was unlikely to be extraterrestrial. >> joking around that one of us suddenly disappears, then

we have lonnie wong with a closer look at how it works.>>contact tracing is the best way to slow the spread of covid-19 but it is a labor intensive process and often slow the system that we've launched those exposure notification is very different from contact tracing developed jointly by apple and google cell phone users who opt in early by bluetooth random codes generated every few minutes the legend activated when you're within covid-19 exposure distance this apple. google video tell us what happens next any fires that had exchanged random numbers in the last 14 days marcy notification that they may have been exposed to covid-19 that notification will include what to do next whether it's testing isolating or visiting a doctor. >>infected subjects don't have to wrap their brains over who they were close to and when and explosions could happen even if you don't know the person or their contact information. >>and talk about contact information similar apps use gps to keep track of identities locations and times huge privacy concern for muc

lonnie, the republicans are highly motivated, mitch mcconnell is all in, arguably that's why he's noteality of joe biden's victory, because he really wants to keep that trump base excited and get them out there. this is control of the senate, what could be more important to mitch mcconnell? >> yeah, 100%, this is clearly part of the nationalization of our politics, andrea. you're seeing that this georgia senate runoff, these two georgia senate races that we're seeing coming up here in january, are really going to be i think a referendum on the national environment, a question of whether people want to have essentially a biden administration that will be unchecked by a republican senate or in the alternative, whether they want a democratic senate to go along with joe biden and his governing priorities. and you're seeing folks on both sides really nationalize the race, and to a certain degree it speaks to the nationalization of our politics, that so many of these downticket races in 2020, senate races, house races, are a function of and a question about the national political environmen

lonnie wong fox, 40 news. >>time now 6.22 and.>>and coming up after the break can you get into trouble at work. if you travel over the holidays, we're going to have an answer to your quarantine legal >>all right well health officials are cautioning against visiting family this thanksgiving, but can a big family celebration actually get you in trouble at work. well according to an employment attorney ernie if your employer told you not to travel. the answer is yes. the lawyer says a california is an employment state which means your employers can if they choose to fire you for any reason or no reason at all and without warning as long as the reason is not illegal. but there are some exceptions. >>in contrast the situation where you take time off to who have contracted covid-19. >>this is going care for them. >>i all orange employees it was a kind of form writes and employers can also require you to get tested to determine if you're healthy enough to come back to the workplace. >>and if you do get covid during the holiday. the lawye

lonnie wong fox 40 news.l the fda has approved the use of the drug regeneron for treating coronavirus patients, it's one of the drugs used by president trump when he was being treated at walter reed medical center. the emergency authorization now allows for the use of the drug studies continue regarding its safety and effectiveness, the first doses will go to roughly 300,000 patients through a federal government allocation program. >>over the weekend more members of congress tested positive for coronavirus and that's brought the topic to whether a mask mandates should be necessary for lawmakers, washington dc correspondent basil john takes a look. >>as more members of congress test positive for covid some lawmakers are calling for a mask mandate on capitol hill this should pennsylvania congressman dwight evans supports the idea and questions why anyone would disagree understood is the big lack. was trying to prove how but republicans like virginia congressman rob wittman say forcing members to wear a mask is

lonnie spear estimated about 800 men, benjamin clair estimated about 1200. what happened to the others who didn't make it to prison? the question of mortality must enter the equation, and it certainly was, but what i found in my research as i went through military service records, pension files, and i'll talk about that in detail tonight, i found that the reality was far more complex and the sites of captivity went far beyond military prisons. black people were subjected to a diversity of captives. they were held in prisons, they were treated in certain ways, protected in certain ways. black prisoners of war didn't have that experience to the same degree. they were certainly incarcerated in military prisons but quite a few were reclaimed by private enslavers, private citizens of the confederacy. several of them were sold out of these prisons to entirely new enslavers, and the majority were enslaved by the military and used in the same ways as impressed, enslaved people. i argue basically that this is not a confusing happenstance, the fact that so many men di

lonnie wong. >>on this veterans day california's attorney general questioning a federal program that is meant to help veterans why he says he's concerned about that program plus the power of storytelling we'll tell you about a national effort to try to get veterans be >>if you live in this country ought to be the happiest person i >>both feet in. >>boy they are something it was back in the cockpit today for 2 world war 2 veterans. they got to fly this vintage dc 3 aircraft similar to the one they flew during the war see 47. the 10100 year-old lt to men that's him right there and 105 year-old aument genie. arrived at sonoma county airport in santa rosa this morning to help them keep a safe distance the 2 men. we're phone in the plane separately for each flight the plane took off flew south flew over the golden gate bridge and then returned back to sonoma county airport to are amazing and this is how a community in martina is a thing to that arrest today they held a drive-thru parade of the v a's th

lonnie wong fox, 40 news.et's take a look at the 7 day around the bay forecast because we're getting close to the weekend. yeah looks like as we head towards saturday conditions become more and more sunny temperatures go up just a touch but look at the overnight lows for the weekend we're down like 3332 degrees. the big boy yeah, you know my biggest puppy's coat that you're going to have to yourself stay warm, but pretty cold overnight. but the days, feels like fall right low to mid 60's all around the bay today, the issue is just the fog some high clouds. i would like to thank everyone who helped make my silver sneaker were possible. >>my mother my father, my coach, my trainer we're down there's no silver city girl or if the go. everyone could use a little comfort this holiday season so wrap up a cozy casper mattress and pillows, soft percale sheets, even glow, our magical light for better sleep. shop the black friday sale and save up to 30% today at casper.com ♪ >> announcer: it's catfish week on "dr. phil."

>>north >>in stockton lonnie wong.nd while that christmas tree lot won't be open this year in stockton, his partner says he'll open up a lot that the grape festival fairgrounds in lodi this season. so if you have to be traveling in the lodi metropolitan area. >>tradition can you imagine all those families that would go to him every am all right lawrence this check in with you before we head out to all right start to feel love the season now we've got some cold temperatures. >>in place low cloud cover has moved in that's held up the temperatures so far tonight. but i think that is all going to change as we head into early tomorrow morning as we're going to see that cold air in kind of settling in again maybe not quite as cold as it was yesterday, but certainly cold enough out there toward sfo we've got mostly cloudy skies right now on temperatures. yeah held up just a bit we've got the cloud cover overhead so a lot of numbers in the 50's outside around the bay area now but by tomorrow morning. it's going to cold. i thin

>>and concepts lonnie wong explains. >>men are oranges is one of the rare crops harvested during the winter season. and november is the traditional time to celebrate the easy peeling fruit which is grown in and around placer county. the event at the goal country fairgrounds in auburn is no call the mountain men are marketplace since technically festivals are banned under state covid restrictions instead organizers work with the county health department to repurpose it into what's labeled a retail of it it took as a bottled 7 weeks. >>with a proposal to the health director. to get the approval to do our event. >>that means no entertainment stages or cooking demonstrations that mission will only be sold online at intervals, although you can stay all day. visitors without tickets will only be admitted as space allows indoor spaces are limited to 25% of capacity mask and social distancing will be in force we have these mass that will be available the gate just in case, but there will still be a 100 product and craft vendors

lonnie wong fox, 40 news. >>excited and as i was telling you i did think it was a pain at first, but i don't think it's that big of a deal realize, yeah you already know a day before going to anyway. that's when you just call write and i always conch out so i'm in the lodge having lunch before it's packed, but they're not going let you pack it right so everybody is usually didn't want to like 1 o'clock and i quit after like 6 runs like a lemon am done so there's a way it's all going we're going to work around yes, it's going to be good and is there any sign of maybe more snow on the horizon coming what do you think yeah, it's looking like plenty more snow actually guys this upcoming weekend is likely to bring some more of it into late thursday early friday, then again friday night into saturday and long-term signs are pointing towards an even more powerful storm possible into the middle of next week. >>so that's a lot of that snowfall up there in the sierra and that is definitely good news for those key busine

with us is professor lonnie chen who has served in the republican committee. good to see you. >> thank you. >> finally happened after some three dozen dismissed lawsuits the president allowed the formal transition to begin. we got word the white house has given formal approval for biden to start getting the daily briefing. let me just ask you, is this trump's way of conceding? >> i think it's as close as we'll get at this point. this is a very important moment, it's a very important opportunity for the new administration, for the transition to formally get underway. some of these things are important, office space and funding, as well as more importantly some of this national security information that's conveyed in the presidents' daily brief, you no noted. it's very important for the continue newity of government to ensure that the incoming administration has it. >> planning the vaccine distribution, so much to ham, the economy, the coronavirus. how is biden doing so far do you think in terms of the two weeks since the election in the way of cabinet members h

first we want to share our conversation with lonnie chen today. he's a stanford hoover institution fellow and has served on an advisor to the national republican senatorial committee. we'll talk about what happens next. >> if you were advising president trump, we know that joe biden is going to address the nation tonight. if you're advising the president on how to handle the next 24 to 48 hours, what would you say? >> well, if i were advising him, i would stay the results are pretty clear with where we're headed in this election is pretty clear. joe biden will be elected the next president of the united states and, you know, it's difficult. it's not clear to me that he really would take the advice of even those around him who are urging him to restrain himself from wanting to do what he wants to do, which is to be more expressive about ways in which he believes he's been wronged. but the peaceful transition of power is core to our democracy. that is very important. and i'd urge him to respect the results of the voters and we'll see. >> all right.

well, lonnie is home to france's biggest fishing port. french fishermen catch more than $200000000.00 euros worth of fish in british waters each year. 10 times more than the u.k. side pulls out of the waters. the french would like to keep bringing home red mullet like these, caught on the u.k. side of the channel despite breck's it. everything will grind to a halt here, but maybe we can still salvage something. i don't think it will be a death sentence for coming, but it would be a catastrophe for our lives. for everyone here. there are no walls in the sea fisherman, like all if you had to stress many species are born in french waters and moved to bridger seas. once they've matured for centuries, the 2 countries have been sharing their fish in their waters hard to imagine that this could suddenly come to an end. the separation line in the channel runs right here. if there is no deal, the french fishing boats and the european fishing boats lose this entire zone. and we will all meet in this small area of the belgian boats, the dutch and th

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and i know our secretary lonnie bunch is very disappointed to have shuttered our doors and not been able to serve the public as we have for 174 years in washington and around the world, especially -- we have a museum of the american indian in new york as well and that's been closed sp closed specifically during the critical times and now. but we're working for home. we're teleworking for the foreseeable future. even when those museums open, i don't think many of us will be back in our offices right away. we've been trying to share information. i think that's why the information that's online, our collections online and specifically these photographs we've been talking today, it's so important for folks to know that they can learn while we're closed and we can expand the digital offerings. also at the museum, we have online native knowledge 360 which is teacher curriculum that focuses on american history throughout american history. so we can right some of the wrongs, some history that hasn't made it into textbooks over time. and looking at native knowledge 360 is another way to search on

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. >> that's wanda, whose husband lonnie passed away from covid-19 in april. five years ago wanda thought she was texting her grandson to invite him to thanksgiving but accidentally texted jamal. she ended up inviting him over for dinner anyway and the two celebrated the holiday every year since. jamal and his girlfriend knew wanda's first thanksgiving without her husband would be hard they had an early mini thanksgiving with her and her family. >> i would like to say hi, say thank you for opening, welcoming me to your home with open arms from day one. >> thank you so much for having loni in my life. i miss him, but i know he's in a good place. >> jamal and his girlfriend quarantined for two weeks so they could visit wanda. such a lovely story. that's the way to do it if you have thanksgiving with family, quarantine. >> absolutely. a lot of that going on. my house as well. good morning, everyone. we're starting out with a clear sky and unfortunately, storm track still is to the north and so we're talking about cold temperatures, a couple of systems visiting us

their holiday plans this season, they know that not everybody will stay home is being realistic right lonnie wong spoke with medical experts about how to have a safe celebration. >>the recent spike in covid cases blamed partly on private gatherings during halloween. the thanksgiving and christmas holidays could be potentially much worse especially since carriers. they have no symptoms you may feel perfectly fine but you may be spreading covid-19 and so you know not that is why we urge not not together. >>but it's hard to break tradition and stay away from the once a year family gathering don't be fearful but be careful. kathleen winston says you have to plan you gathering with more care during the covid spike. >>how many people to invite should place big enough for social distancing. you get rid of small tables where people sit close together and who do you invite. >>they've been out and about they've been pretty. pretty restricted and stayed at home so really getting knowing the people that you're inviting and what those behaviors that look like. >>that may mean holding smaller gatherings.

>> absolutely not, not with covid it were early voting has been pushed. >> lonnie, before we wrap upack voters in florida? who will ultimately win their votes and why? >> here too i think the question can president trump eat into the margin that hillary clinton had in 2016? can he have a closer margin with joe biden then he did in 2016? if he's able to do that, joe biden will win the black vote in florida. the question is what the margin will be. if trump is is able to cut the margin again if you're looking state wide and you're talking about a path point here and there i do know the margin in 2016 was only one point or so over all. if the president can eat into the margin, that gives him potentially the opportunity to carry florida again and that will be a crucial part of his journey to the white house again if he wants to get there. >> he wants to get there. i think so. i have to leave it there and i think both of you for joining us this morning. take care. >> voters have to take a win not for the white house and the tenant as well. democrats hoping for complete control of washingt

washington hear from with lonnie who opposes a rule.t: -- caller: i'm a cold soldier who fought against communism and i'm going to put it like this. i was a missile tech radar communications computer whiz. i'm the guy responsible in 1985 for sending multiple packets over the mail to the pentagon. this computer situation has gotten off track. my son is a computer i.t. engineer and i know what he does and who he works for and i'm not an essay, but you guys and your computers need to go away. we need to make this a manual system. we all need to get up off our spots, go somewhere and vote. if it's a kiosk or live where everyone can see it. no one needs to be getting in with a thumb drive or disk or anything else in this foreign mass, everybody in the country outside our country wants to be in our system. get them out. goodbye. host: any response? lonnie is right in one respect that there should be a paper trail for all ballots. providing an of opportunity to check if things are uncertain. i think this agency would require all election juris

it's sherry mahoney, christina couch, patrick renshaw, lonnie jones.hey engaged these individuals with enthusiasm and creativity. here you have picture of artwork that some of the residents have done. pumpkin carving and decoration and ping-pong table was donated to the site and here you have people, those people that you would have seen on the sidewalk, on the corner with soiled clothing and you don't know what to do are now playing ping-pong. it's amazing. the decrease in utilization is just off the chart. it's a 91% decrease in utilization. so i took some notes on what that means. this cohort of people, if left to themselves in one years's time, and this is based on a 90 day record analysis. in one year they would have accounted for 1,051,056, 9-1-1 calls. based on their utilization rates while they were at this site,. this is a savings of 9609-1-1 -- 960, 9-1-1 calls. i want to make sure it's understood. if they were at the site and the ambulance was called for them, it was not for a frivolous reason. we have nurses and paramedics at this site. the