we talked about lucy. when you elected lucy mcbath, that made a real statement about who we are.hat was a statement about who georgia is as a state. that was a statement about who the south is. all of that happened when you sent lucy mcbath to congress let's make sure we send her back. [applause] i see congressman hank johnson. i want to thank him. lucy, hank, and i serve on the congressional black caucus together. i see these guys when they are in the room with no cameras and i see them when the cameras are on and they are always the same person fighting for the people of georgia. i want to thank you both for your friendship and all of the support you have been giving joe and me. [applause] carolyn boudreau, where are you? there you are. we've got to send you to the u.s. congress, right? [applause] jon ossoff, i do not know if he is out here. we are sending him to the united states senate, we are going to take back the majority. his name is pronounced jon. [laughter] i want to think of course the democratic party chair nikema williams. [applause] in that great tradition of our d

thank you very much, lucy.ow effective they have been? that they‘ve been rolled out in the last six weeks or so rolled out in the last six weeks or so haven‘t they? rolled out in the last six weeks or so haven't they? it's a lot less clear because of course, the data, transparency in those countries is not always the best. pfizer haven't yet come forward there died either although i know they're going to in the days ahead in their whole protocols that these big companies use protocols that these big companies use that they will obviously follow in this case. i don't think many people are optimistic particularly about the russian vaccine. there is certainly a sense that might be more ofa certainly a sense that might be more of a propaganda thing more than anything else was out the truth is we know. president president put his daughter was involved in it a p pa re ntly daughter was involved in it apparently wasn‘t she? daughter was involved in it apparently wasn't she? if it was me i'll be waiting for the pfizer

right lucy? right. >> we love seeing her. >>> also, holiday tradition forced to change, of course, because of the pandemic. we're going to give you an exclusive behind the scenes look at san jose's christmas in the park. ♪grocery outlet jingle do you have cheese? of course. more cheese for less chedar do you have kale? absolutly. more kale for less cabbage in our produce section. how about pizza?! yep... more pizza for less dough in the freezer section. now you're getting the hang of it. ♪grocrey outlet jingle about the covid-19 virus. it's real. it's dangerous. and we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. we can do this. if we do it together. >>> well, take a look. each year more than 500,000 people visit christmas in the park in downtown san jose. this year, though, a lot of major changes. the good news is it's still happening. this year, though, think drive-through with a lot of cool features. nbc bay area's marianne favro takes us

joining us now is congresswoman lucy mcbath.standing our ground, a mothers story." thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. joining us i should say once again tonight. you've been with us so many times in the past. this is a year where people have suffered so much. we have over 250,000 dead from covid-19, lost loved ones. that means millions of people. you just do the math on 250,000 people, millions and millions of people this thanksgiving will be spending the first thanksgiving without that loved one who was lost. what does your ross and your experience with it tell you about how to get through times like this? >> well, thank you, lawrence, for that question. and i do want to say briefly you were the first person to give me a national voice on television, so thank you so much for allowing me just to tell my story. and that's basically what i have continued to do ever since is just tell my story because my story does have the ability to be able to resonate with families all around the country in part

this thanksgiving joy is lucy. does lucy like thanksgiving? >> hi, lucy. what's your favorite dish?my gosh -- >> turkey. >> yes, she loves thanksgiving. that smell of turkey. look at that smile on her face. oh, yes. >> i love it. >> she's excited about it. daryl's cooking it -- yeah, daryl's cooking in the kitchen and, you know, everything that goes in the pan, she's like, oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh. all right. so we're going to say hi to lucy here. coming up, we're going to talk about thanksgiving, what you can expect, and a little bit of wind building into the forecast and we'll see you right back here, right, lucy? okay. >>> mamaggots, mold in the frid. one very good reason to replace it. why one insurance company is telling the customer no. >>> nbc bay area responds to some upset fire victims in the santa cruz mountains. they say their homeowner's insurance company is giving them the runaround so, of course, they turn to consumer investigative reporter chris chmura and his team to give them some help. chris? >> we heard from several families whose homes survived the czu fires. the

lucy. yes, he is not going quietly. i think thatis he is not going quietly.raph and it is an enormous rally, big photos of him giving the thumbs—up from the car and obviously to support her saying that we are not going quietly and, that photo just shows quite how many people he has been able to galvanise to get out onto the streets in washington, dc to be able to support his cause of the election has been stolen from them and perhaps they still need to pursue this in the courts. and it is a shame, really because in many ways, it feels like the caravan has moved on and actually a lot of people are pivoting tojoe biden that if you‘ve got china saying that we are welcoming joe biden and joe is calling boris johnson we are welcoming joe biden and joe is calling borisjohnson and they are making their plans for the next climate change summit, it feels like we are already moving on and get donald trump and his supporters are really not going to let this go without a fight. a lot of the cove rage without a fight. a lot of the coverage coming of the united states talk

lucy and hank and i served in the congressional black caucus together. these guys when they are in the room with no cameras and when the cameras are on. they are always the same person, fighting for the working families of georgia. i want to thank you for your friendship and the support you have been giving joe and me. thank you. [cheering] carolyn, where are you? we have got to send you to congress. right, georgia? [cheering] i will be with john today. we have to take back the majority of the united states senate. [cheering] [laughter] i want to thank the democratic party chair. there she is. [cheering and applause] tradition of our guardianr ancestor and john lewis. leslie palomino who introduced it, a voicey said of who we are as a country and our future. when i look at her and so many lun young leaders i know that our future is bright. i am back in georgia. [cheering] [laughter] georgia because i wanted to just remind everybody that -- something is happening over there. [laughter] there we go. it to fall.nt to fal you are going to decide the next pre

yes. —— lucy. it seems the debacle at number ten is donating the front page almost exclusively.fact that so many people as a result of losing theirjobs or perhaps being furloughed are really struggling with their rent. 0r perhaps you're going to need to be building more council homes, and there's a story in another front page of the paper aboutjust simply how few houses we have been building over the last few years, whether that's because some mps don't want homes built in their leafy areas where we are building more homes in urban areas, but not everyone wants to live in a home in an urban area, they might want to garden. and we've got here is this desperate situation where 700,000 people are already in arrears with their rent, and that situation it's forecast to only get worse. and so the plan, or the hope is that more council houses can be built to actually help those people in an emergency, but in a way we really need to do is think about making more financial responses so that people don't have that financial anxiety. we'll have that worried that they in arrears. not just i

what is the latest with david and lucy? i don't want them to grow up and go away but i am so proud of them. they are my whole world and i cannot wait to wake them up in the mornings. lucy declared herself a vegetarian which means i have to make two meals. i know more than you would ever want to know about in possible meet. she's wonderful. my son is they make all a's and certainly do not get that from their mother. they love school. they just played in a church choir. she played the clarinet and piano and he plays the piano and saxophone. they are just my whole world. there's so much to say about them. >> and your mom lives with you as well. >> well, okay. [laughter] my dad went to heaven and my mom moved in with me. between her and lucy and the guinea pigs. [laughter] we have a rescue dog, a rescue cat and rescue guinea pigs. when you are kicking back with your latte i'm shoveling guinea pigs. but i couldn't be happier. my husband is still alive. i haven't murdered him yet. people say why isn't he in the pictures. because

lucy letby was first arrested in july 2018.d forensic officers searched the house and garden. the nurse was arrested again a year later, and then yesterday, she was arrested for a third time. cheshire police said they made the arrest based on further information that has been gathered as part of their ongoing investigation. tonight, lucy letby is being held in custody and will appear before magistrates in warrington tomorrow. judith moritz, bbc news, chester. 0ne one of the premier‘s closest aides and confidants has dramatically resigned from his role in government tonight. lee kane was the director of communications at number 10 downing st. we can speak to laura kuenssberg. why has he gone? everyone watching tonight would know this has been a very bumpy time for the government and in that context, perhaps it is not that surprising that the man who has been in charge of government communications has actually ended up leaving hisjob. but it is a lot more complicated than that. it is notjust some random resignation from multiple

lucy manning, bbc news.abies and the attempted murders of ten others. lucy letby, who's 30, was arrested following an investigation at the countess of chester hospital. she appeared on a video link from a police station and was remanded in custody. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz has more. lucy letby once posed while cradling a baby for the camera. she told her local paper that she loved nursing infants, seeing them progress, and supporting their families. now she's charged with murdering babies who were in special care. sitting next to her solicitor, she appeared by video link as the charges were read out, speaking only to confirm her personal details. the nurse worked at the countess of chester hospital. the babies were all patients in the neonatal unit. in 2017, the hospital called in the police after noticing a higher than usual number of fatalities and babies at risk of death. the names of 17 babies who were in lucy letby‘s care were read out to the court. they were all younger than one

so i said, okay, and i let he and lucy go. and they had met up with a little boy from the their school who happened to be on the same cruise. anyway, i made sure nobody would walk back unless mom agreed. so i spied on them for a little while, okay, all right, i'll go back to the room. so i went back, and we had this little walkie-talkie. it got to be quarter to ten, supposed to be back in the room at ten, no john david. lucy was shy as a peach in the corner, we brought her back, no john david. i called and they said, oh, his mom signed him out. i'm like, i am his mother! all i could think were the cases i covered of attacks on cruise ships -- not disney -- but someone getting my son. in my pajamas, i grabbed louis is su and started running. can you see that? in my tennis shoes and pj, running up to try to find john david. when i saw him, i'll never forget it. i was too scared about what could have happened to him, and i dropped on my knees and he to me and said, what's wrong, mom, why are you crying? what had happened was the

let's get to jeff ranieri now and lucy.oint, janelle, we need to have lucy get her own instagram page and own twitter following here. >> we can't get enough of her, jeff. we need more. >> that is a lot of work. >> she's like i'm out of here. >> come on up. up, up, up, lucy. >> yes. >> she got a new toy today. i was going to show it to you guys. this light-up ball. >>00, fancy. >> i brought it in and she couldn't focus. think she thinks i'm going to throw it inside, which is not going to happen. we'll go ahead and get you into that forecast as we head through the next couple days. she's going the other way so i can throw it and she can go get it. we'll have to go outside for that. let's take a look at that microclimate forecast and you'll be able to see our rainfall by average usually begins to pick up here as we head throughout november. and certainly through december, january and february as well. so this is the time of year where we do begin to get those rain chances increasing. and we're going to see some more rain chanc

this is my lovely cohost, lucy, my dog, it was a fun show to do actually.f escaping every city before it kind of got shut down. >> wow. >> so it was a little bit intense but luckily we made it through, we got the whole series done and on friday you guys will see the finished product, hopefully you like it. >> so you have this competition, where people are traveling literally around the globe and they are taking part in different events and competing but with their dog. so like when your dog makes you lose is it the dog's fault or is it your fault for not training the dog adequately? >> i mean you know strks hard to say. a lot of the dogs had a hard time because even though they would be good at a task, there was a crowd forming wile we're shooting so they were distracted and so it is not really their fault because they're really good at the task but i mean the humans get distracted as well. so i would say it is a team effort. there are some challenges more geared towards the dog obviously and some more geared towards the human. i think that the dog probably

our special correspondent, lucy manning, reports.lixstowe port amongst the containers, a sign of england's ppe problems. 4,000 containers of protective equipment still sitting there causing logjams — because most of the government's ppe orders didn't arrive for the first covid peak. at the beginning of the pandemic, the government hadn't built up its stockpile of ppe enough. so there were only nine days‘ worth of goggles left, seven days‘ worth of protective aprons and as for gowns, there weren't even enough to last a day. and that meant the government had to buy with prices rocketing. the price of body bags and the price of gowns went up by more than 1,000%. the price of gloves went up by more than 500%. the spending watchdog found more than £12 billion was spent buying ppe. if it had been bought at prices the year before, £10 billion could have been saved. the shortages left staff feeling vulnerable. risking their lives, some lost them. the family of miharajiya mohideen, a nurse who died in april, claim she was concerned about ppe.

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lucy manning, bbc news.ain. helen mulroy has been finding out the impact this new lockdown has had on some salons. three salons, three business owners, all feeling despair. big trouble if i'm honest. it frustrates me. i don't understand. a week into this second lockdown and salons are among the businesses being hit hardest. closed for months of the spring and summer and then forced to invest as they could reopen safely only to be shot again. and all the while their customer base is dwindling. the investment that we have had to make into ppe last week and then get bio misted every week, its extraordinary. it's thousands of pounds just to run the same business we were before. we had our regulars. but there are a lot of people that i have not seen come back. you can't have any parties, you don't go to any clubs. plus they are not going to work. so there is no need to get your hair done. i think there is only so much anyone can take. i think for us business owners, we have six months closed as a salon to then be

i'm lucy hockings in london.comments made by the president in the middle of the night. we can take it to massachusetts and talk to lawrence douglas, a law professor. good to see you. president trump alleging fraud, saying he won the election in the middle of the night. is there any legal basis for president trump to take a case to the supreme court, because that is what he seems to be suggesting?” think the technical legal term to describe what the president has, the attention he has expressed, i think the technical legal term is crazy. there isn't any legal basis whatsoever for the supreme court to intervene in, to stop the count of ballots, which have been legally submitted. so this idea that the president could actually try to ask the court to reallyjust stop this nationwide account of mail—in ballots, it doesn't make any sense. but it is very confusing, isn't it? you have so many different rules in the various states. pennsylvania, you can count them three days after the close of polls yesterday. in north car

, were getting ready come you had your thoughtfulface on there, lucy, but thank you very much for youre with the papers and your thoughts. very good night to you. and thank you for watching, next on bbc news it's the film review. from the team, goodbye. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. christmas may be in danger of being cancelled but christmas movies are already mounting their regular festive assault with a christmas gift for bob opening last week and jingle jangle: a christmasjourney now playing on netflix. what's wrong, grandpa 7 i had a perfect life. a loving family, and a magical shop. until an old friend took it all. but he didn't get this. forest whitaker is jeronicus jangle, an inventor whose mojo is dried up following the theft of his designs by his old apprentice, villainously played by keegan—michael key. because i'm the toymaker of the year, toymaker of the year, toymaker of the year, toymaker of the year. toymaker of the year. . .toymaker of the year! toymaker of the ye

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he and lucy went. and they had met up with a little boy from their school who happenedo be on the same cruise. may made sure nobody would walk back unless mom agreed with me. i finally went, okay, all right, i'll go back to the room. i went back and have those little walkie-talkies. it got to beuarter of ten some supposed to he become in the room at 10. no john david, lucylready called us an hour before and i went and got her. shees was drawing a picture corner. he was hundred he dance floor. th's them. so, we brought her back. no john david. i cled and they said, oh, his mom signed him out. i'm like, i am his mother. all i could think pout were the cases i've covered of attacks on cruise ships, nose disney's, but someone getting my son. and my pajamas i grabbed lucy andtarted running. can you see that? my tennis shoes and pjs, runng up to try to find john david. when i saw him, i'll never forget it. i was so scaredout what could have happenedo him. and i dropped on my knees and he rand to me and she s

between her, lucy and the guinea pig i don't have a chance.[laughing] we got a rescue dog, fat boy, a rescue cat, cinnamon, and two rescue guinea pigs. yes, big ziskin abby and chloe. i have to clean their guinea pig poop seven in. when you're kicking back with your latte, i'm in there shoveling guinea pig. think about it. [laughing] anyway, i couldn't be happier and has been still alive. i have not murdered him yet. people always say why isn't he in the pictures? because he's taking the pictures. >> right, right. let's finally get to the meat of the hour. the title of this book is, honestly, everything you need to know about what's inside. the subtitle, fighting back against america's crime wave, that's not just a throwaway. it is key because i i produce a number of occasions, including just this past week during the recording of a program that you didn't realize you were a victim when keith was murdered. that's what a lot of crime victims families don't realize, is that they are crime victims as well. >> we were talking about -- i know exact

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.ran has vowed to retaliate — in its own time — for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist. president hasan rouhani has blamed israel for the killing of mohsen. and he says the country's nuclear programme will continue. the scientist was shot dead on friday, when gunmen ambushed his car in the town of absard, east of the capital tehran. israel has not commented — but it has previously accused mr fakhrizadeh of masterminding a covert nuclear weapons programme. here's our diplomatic correspondent paul adams. angry protests once more on the streets of the iranian capital, people here in no doubt about who was behind friday's killing. the father of iran's nuclear programme is the father of iran's nuclear programme is now the father of iran's nuclear programme is now being treated like a martyr. his assassination the subject of much debate. our enemies are coming week. assassination is the work of those web norther option. a point the figure at donald trump. in his last two months in

so he is trying to hunt lucy down. lucy ran away from him. he is trying to find lucy. and what is interesting is he identifies three of lucy's previous owners. he says cape tan wellly, then mrs. toogood, and then mrs. clark. by doing so he creates a chain of ownership that alouses for us to see not only the violence of the market, the ways in which they were passed from person to person to person, but also the important role that white women played in that chain as well. their location on those chains, but also that they were come police sit in involved in creating the separations through the process of sale as well. and you probably can't see this very clearly from where you are, but during the civil war the confederacy needed fortifications to protect themselves as did federal troops. and they would often impressive slaved people from local slave owners to commondeer that work. they would keep track of the payments they issued to the slave holders. and this was called a slave payro payroll, a document housed here and there are thousands and thousands and thousands of

lucy, lucy cuidado con eso por favor. perdón. carmen... ehmm... - mija, mija... - pÍo pio...compartimos con ustedes estas imÁgenes. tenemos una camara donde puede ver diferentes panoramas de la ciudad. donde bueno, se estÁn de nuevo haciendo mÁs restricciones en el condado san francisco por casos de coronavirus que tambiÉn estÁn en aumento. antes de despedirnos maÑana es primer domingo de adviento, domingo de preparaciÓn de semana santa. >> ♪ [música] >> solo un pequeÑo grupo musical acompaÑÓ a la iglesia de la natividad y no hubo peregrinos. esta misiÓn miles de personas se congregan donde segÚn la tradiciÓn cristiana nacio jesÚs. hay mÁs iluminaciÓn en calles par amotivar el comercio afectadpo la ciudad. quisieron traer un poco de alegrÍa con luces led. estarÁn hasta el seis de enero. los esperamos maÑana a las seis >> ♪ [música] >> ♪ [música] >> muy buenas noches, yo soy vanesa y son las noticias que debe saber antes de terminar su día. noviembre es el día con más contagios acumulados. se rompen récords de contagios ymuyertes. habrá muchos retos. veremos qué será posible

lucy, lucy cuidado con eso por favor. perdón. carmen... ehmm... - mija, mija... - pÍo pio...ienes estamos en la lucha queremos que lo tomes muy en serio. aun no hay cura o vacuna, pero sabemos como protegerte a ti y a los tuyos. usa mascarilla. lávate las manos. mantén 6 pies de distancia. vacúnate contra la gripe hazlo por ti... por tus seres queridos. por tu familia. y por todos quienes estamos trabajando por tu salud. unidos... lo podemos lograr. >> (música). >> en california la vicepresidenta electa kamala harris agradeció por teléfono a un adolescente por pintar su retrato. >> (habla en inglés). >> el joven de 14 años, el domingo publico en twitter el cuadro que pintó que se hizo viral de inmediato. harris le dijo que se sentía abrumada y conmovida por su arte. talentoso además. dos grandes se enfrentan en el cuadrilátero, mike tyson >> (música). >> estamos con la previa de la copa mx. >> y calentamos motores para la pelea de mike tyson. >> (música). >> (aplausos). >> la campana. >> (aplausos).

she visits in the sheriff illustrated visit, and she switches close with lucy blackburn. this sheriff, he thinks all of these black women lookalike, he could not tell which one he should be letting out and which one was still there. that is how she escapes. the next day, there's 400 people outside to free thornton blackburn. in the course of that, the sheriff will be killed. one of the people who passes the gun to thornton, who is being transported by the slave catchers, and he's given again, is a man who is named madison lightfoot. madison lightfoot who hands the gun to thornton is reverend madison lightfoot. at the onset of this early black community uprising, you have police to send a religious community in armed struggle against slavery. this is the beginning of institution building by african americans. you have black people living in the city of detroit, but now they are going to start churches. that group that thornton and less -- lucy black foreign will found the oldest black church in the city of detroit. it will be the first underground railroad and the first bl

lucy manning, bbc news.eek. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy is at stormont for us. and i say finally — because there's been a lot of disagreement about whether to extend them or not? they got there in the end but it wasn't pretty. it took four days of debate here and some really late nights and businesses really getting to the end of their tether, but what has been agreed is a weak extension of the current restrictions and in a week services like hairdressers and beauty salons will be able to open up beauty salons will be able to open up again along with unlicensed premises and then a week after that the rest of the hospitality industry, but in getting to this point the dup had vetoed two other proposals, they dug their heels in, not wanting to extend restrictions because of concerns about the impact it would have on businesses, but on the other hand, sinn fein and other parties wanted to take a more cautious approach and sinn fein voted against the proposals that we re voted against the proposals that

in court via video link charged with murdering eight babies at a hospital in cheshire. 30—year—old lucyndentjudith moritz is at warrington magistrates‘ court. tell us more about the hearing, judith. it was a short hearing, 12 minutes, before a districtjust, nicola sanders and lucy letby was on a video link away from here, spoke to confirm her name, her date of birth and her address, only those things. she was not asked to enter any pleas and the charges which she faces were read out to her and to the court. she is accused of the murder of as you say, eight babies, of five boys, whose names were read out, kennelling bennett, joseph johnson, barney g, joseph gelder and eli gelder, and of three girls, elsie mcdowell, daisy parkin and maddie freed full stop she is also accused of the attempted murder of maddie freed and off another nine babies whose identities we can't report. they are protected by a court order. as i say, she didn't enter any please. all we can tell you at this stage it's these alleged murders and attempted murders are said to have happened betweenjune 2015 and june 2016 a

she switches clothes with lucy blackburn. because this sheriff -- all the black women look alike, he couldn't tell which one he should be letting out and which one was still there. that's how she escaped. next day there's 400 people outside to free thornton blackburn and the sheriff will be killed. one of the people who passes the gun to thorton, who is being transported by the slave catchers, and he's given a gun is a man who is named madison lightfoot. madison hands the gun to thornton. it's reverend madison lightfoot. at the onset of the blablg community organizing, we have even people in the religious community involved in arms struggle against slavery. and so this is the beginning of institution building by african-americans. now they're going it start churches. lucy blackburn went on to found the center of the underground railroad and the first black school in the city of detroit. faith and freedom in detroit go hand and hand along with education. it's the site for the 1846 color convention in michigan. the michigan col

what do you make of this lucy? figures were going into the circuit breaker the numbers were 250 per 100,000 cases in terms of infection rate and that is now dropped by only 30 to 220 per 100,000. that's right. as jack says, we need to look at how it looks in a couple of weeks' time. an important thing is the direction at which the infection rate is going. that's why scientists have always said even when it looks like it's increasing above the our rate above one even just a tiny bit, that will still proliferate pretty quickly for some again, it can potentially go down quite quickly. i think we will have to wait and see. it proves that it does work, has at least some degree of effectiveness and i think that is a really important principle to prove. looking at the ft, the other big shot in the arm is come from the financial market off the backs of this vaccine announcement. a lot of sector is doing extremely well today. it's good news all around, is in a? they've gone absolutely through the roof. especially those that

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lucy letby is charged with eight cou nts lucy letby is charged with eight counts of murder and ten ofspital. whilst that hospital is in england, it's in western cheshire, it also serves parts of north wales as well. now, the actual investigation has been carried out by cheshire police, and it started around about three and it started around about three and a half years ago. they say that lucy letby was responsible for the deaths of eight babies, and what they are describing as ten incidents of nonfatal collapses at the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital over a 12 month period between june chester hospital over a 12 month period betweenjune of chester hospital over a 12 month period between june of 2015 and june of 2016. now, ms letby was originally arrested back in 2018 and bailed. that happened again last year, and this week, on tuesday in fact, she was rea rrested, this week, on tuesday in fact, she was rearrested, effectively arrested for the third time, and last night she was charged with those eight murders and ten counts of attempted murder. cheshire police say th

because cnn's lucy cavanaugh is live at headquarters in denver. lucy, hello. you are right here in the united states where dominion is reacting, in no uncertain terms, to this farce. show me what you got. >> well, don, i should say that i actually covered hugo chavez's death in venezuela. so i can say with certainty, i am coming to you from denver, colorado. this building here is the headquarters for dominion voting systems. they are a north american company. the their systems serve nearly 40% of u.s. voters across 28 states and puerto rico. and notably, a number of their systems were used in states that donald trump won in the 2016 election. now, there have been so many fraudulent lies, inaccuracies, conspiracy theories, thrown about around this company, that they were actually forced to release a fact sheet debunking them. you can find it on their website. they go, point by point, through all of the false claims. but in a statement tonight, the company says, and i quote, the latest flood of absurdities is deeply concerning, not just for dominion but also for

if a few months later lucy butler, the wife of dr. eliza butler wrote at a childhood friend in massachusetts lizur butler was a missionary, in prison i was happy to see that lindsey mentioned him as part of this. because i assume it's because the case is worcester versus georgia. unfortunately his sacrifice for the most part has been overlooked. but part of lucy's letter states i grieve the missionary labors in 1827. i arrived at brainard among the cherokees and engaged in teaching at brainard. and remained there until they entered into the married state in 1830, and removed to a mission station west of prison road in georgia. here i have not lived a year before my husband was shut up in prison by the authorities of georgia. for refusing to take an oath to support their measures against the cherokee. or to leave his situation or his station which was in the chartered limits of that state. after laboring nearly a year and a half in the penitentiary he returned to his missionary labors among the cherokees but in a little more than a yea

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so this man is trying to hunt lucy down. lucy run away from him and he is trying to find lucy. what's really interesting is that he identifies three of lucy's previous owners. so he says captain kelly owned her at one time, then mrs. too good on her and then mrs. clark on her. by doing so, he creates this chain of ownership that allows for us to see, not only the violence of the market in the ways in which and slay people were passed from person to person, but also the important role that white women played in that chain as well. the roles -- there locations on those chains, that they were in fact links. but also they were complicit and involved in creating the separation through the process of sale as well. you probably cannot see this very clearly from where you are, but during the civil war the confederacy needed fortifications to protect themselves, as did federal troops. they would often impress slaved -- and sleigh people to local slaveowners to come and do that work and get it done. they would not do it without paying them though. so they would keep track of the payments

lucy craft, cbs news, japan. >> garrett: covid-sanitized zombies-- of course. and that's the cb "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i am major garrett in new york. happy halloween, everyone. and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgb >>> live from the cbs bay area studios that this is kpix 5 news .>> just three days away from election day, early voters lineup to cast their ballots.>> reporter: it is election time for this year, and saturday voting is something people are warming up to real fast.>> the budget battle happening here in redwood city is the first of many to come as many across the bay area and the impacts of reduced revenue from covid-19. >> it is the last weekend before election day, early voters are surging to the polls across the bay area to make their voices heard or read and it's already been a record- breaking turnout. wilson walker reports from alameda county. >> reporter: polling stations opened across the bay area today, 100 here in alameda county. ny while driven by necessity, this migh

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barnabel is trying to hunt lucy down. so lucy ran away from him and he is trying to find lucy. and what's really interesting is that he identifies three of lucy's previous owners and so he says captain kelly owned her at untime, then mrs. toogood owned her and mrs. clark owned her. and by doing so he creates this chain of ownership that allows for us to see not only kind of the violence of the market, the ways in which enslaved people were passed from person to person to person but also the important role that white women played in those -- athat chain as well. the roles their location on those chains that they were in fact links but also that they were two implicit -- they were also complicit in and involved in creating the separation through the process of sale as well. and you can't see this very clearly where you are but during the civil war the confederacy needed fortifications to protect themselves as did federal troops. and they would often impress enslaved people from local slave owners to commandeer that work, to get that work done. they wouldn't do it without paying t

with her family, lucy became a viral sensation with baking with lucy and i don't want to jinx anythingk, serving up sweets is a piece of cake literally. the 98-year-old baker has been mixing and needing since forever. her mother thought her everything that she knew, and in the pandemic, she brought the skills to facebook live with a little help. >> when it says what are you baking, what did you say >> okay. i hope i am doing good. >> reporter: within weeks she dressed up in the signature aprons and racked up dozens of views. >> wish me luck. i don't want to ice my fingers. >> did you think that when this started, that you would become an internet sensation? >> i am just happy to help people. it means a lot. >> and the feeling is mutual for the viewers because she receives hundreds of cards and comments. >> over 50-something people said that i reminded them of their grand ma. >> reporter: how did that make you feel >> well, it made me feel good, and if i reminded them of their grand ma, she must have done some really good baking. >> i felt the same way. and even though she was not a gre

it's exactly at moments like these that lucy and father scored usually crumble under the pressure. but this time was well different and came out guns blazing off. some of them in holland finished off a neat team playing one on it's 57 minutes, playing 2 minutes later, a beautiful pass from union brands and forums. 90 seconds by the price for the norwegian, off to just 4 minutes so far was sure to spread his praise around he has found, i think your he has a fantastic but he gets passes to score the goals when he gets passes. the passes are also fantastic. both 15 minutes later, it was one of his defenders that did the passing goal. 3 of the lights for holland who left the ins back line in the dust. 5 catto were in freefall. rafael guerrero made it embarrassing for one in the 70th minute. exactly. like a side that had invested 120000000 in their attack and about 20 in their defense but today is cooney a coolie slotted home, a light penalty after his 6 feet goal of the season. kenya, money good. but there's a clear gulf in class between these 2 sides exhibited by yelling haul ins for

it's exactly at moments like these that lucy and father scored usually crumble under the pressure. but this time was well different though john came out guns blazing off our hearing hall and finished off and makes the team playing one all with 57 minutes playing to minutes later, a beautiful pass from union brands and one snag. the 2nd was the price for the norwegian after just 4 minutes so far up was sure to spread his praise around he has fantastic your. he has a fantastic but he gets passes to score the goals he gets passes. the passes are also fantastic. both 15 minutes later it was one of have to defend those that did the passing goal. 3 of them out for poland who left butlins back line in the dust. 5 catto were in for a full rafael guerrero, made it embarrassing for one in 70 s minutes. exactly like a side that has invested 120000000 in their attack and about 20 in their defense. but say it's khun year cooley slotted home a light penalty after his 6 feet. feel the season couldn't hear much good. but there's a clear gulf in cost between these $2.00 sides exhibited by adding ho