comedian mark watson and his brother paul call their campaign — ‘kitmas'.d by mark watson. mark, it's such a lovely idea, how did it come about? it was my brother is 80, he had some spare ones knocking about and each one of those could potentially make a nice christmas present as you said because these presents are really in demand but expensive so he thought about ways he could distribute them to community centres and stuff and we could just gather up shirts and give them out to people who want to it's been a lot since they are. kits are so expensive, for some children and their parents, a new one would be completely out of reach. what kind of kits have you been getting. how can people donate? they are phenomenally expensive and thatis they are phenomenally expensive and that is bad enough for an adult but yes, that is bad enough for an adult but yes , even that is bad enough for an adult but yes, even in kid sizes shirts are way too expensive really aren't there are lots of reasons why it is but i think if you are a kid you don't necessarily need the newe

watson reports from buenos aires. in death as in life, maradona was feted by millions of argentinians. they've markedicially in morning. so this news that funeral workers posed for pictures next to his body has angered many here. in the poor neighbourhood where diego maradona was born, people are still paying how much to the football player at his old childhood home. —— tomas. people here feel particularly protective of him. this man has lived next door for most of his life. hugely proud of his former neighbour, but feeling pity of him. translation: let's see how long you last being diego maradona. i have lots of money and can buy what i want, but i'm not in charge. i can't even control buying t—shirts. i go m, even control buying t—shirts. i go in, and outside is a sea of people. down the road, i meetjuan. he paid the microplate on these dusty pitches with maradona as a teenager. this was the ground that the world's best footballer learn to play on before moving on to the professionals stop "yes, he was talented, but the team we played in was also pretty skilful. he never imagined he would be number

watson, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> i have friends in florida. even a tropical storm, mark, you know, the winds can be strong and they described boats being scattered all over the bay. >> and that is right. we were talking the winds yesterday with the storm. 70 miles an hour. remember, 74 and that is a category 1 hurricane. very close to that hurricane status, as you can see. we'll look at the maps now and show you this. the circulation moving onshore. multiple landfalls has been a busy storm with eta and there is a satellite loop. the profriction to the north and east. -- projection to the north and east. eta is moving to the north- northeast at 15 miles an hour. you can see the rainfall associated with the storm near portions of the east coast and there is the forecast track as you can't see into your friday and weekend, scooting out to the north and to the east. hard to believe here in the bay area with the sunshine today, we're talking about some rainfall knocking on our door by this time tomorrow. mainly by mid- to late afternoon on friday. the forecast expectations th

watson in atlanta. thank you. leland: the gentleman from tennessee, congressman former army flight emergency position mark green. good to see you, appreciate you taking the time to join us. did you hear about regeneron treatment being approved in the covid vaccine coming in the next month or so conceivably, how does this affect the way everybody should go about living their daily lives over the next six weeks? >> over the next six weeks, i don't see a lot of changes that will happen, i think the social distancing and masks particular when people around individuals at high risk, all that stuff will continue, the testing is going to continue, or notice opera brenda are going to be the same for the next six weeks. after you get 20 million people vaccinated and that's anticipated to happen now in the end of the year, that will begi. leland: i'm old enough to remember the press conference at president trump had in the rose garden back in march when he said you will go on google and find a test to any cvs or walmart parking lot in the next two weeks, that was friday over the weekend, they said they had no idea what's

we have team coverage on this, charles watson standing by in atlanta where trump supporters are protesting the election results in georgia. but first, markedith standing by at the north lawn of the white house with more on what the president is planning. hi, mark. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. president trump keeps claiming that he won the election even though his court challenges about this keep coming up short, and so many states are only days away from certifying their results. that includes michigan. they are set to certify on monday, but today gop officials on the state and national level sent a letter urging the state to delay its certification. they want to allow for an a audit of the results in wayne county, the area around detroit. republicans in the letter writing, quote: we encourage the board to grant the request made but john james for senate and adjourn for 14 days to allow for a full, transparent audit of the 2020 general election results. this is a request at this point, doesn't mean it's going to happen, but the president had a chance on friday to meet with republicans from michigan. some of those lawmakers were bas

marks here. only two thanksgiving day games until of the usual three, and for his first start, texas quarterbacks deshaun watsonup by 17 in the fourth quarter, the texans putting the game away in style. watson handing off to duke johnson, throws it back to watson and the quarterback airing it out to a wild-open will fuller streaking down the sideline for the touchdown, making it look too easy. watson finishing with four touchdown passes in the 16-point win over detroit. in the later game, washington versus antonio gibson made the most out of throwing in front of a national audience. gibson carving up the cowboys to the tune of three rushing touchdowns. he is the first rookie to have three tds on thanksgiving since hall of famer randy moss back in 1998. washington moving into first place in the nfc east with a 25-point blowout. and all eyes will be on charles barkley's swing this holiday weekend, today to be specific, at the match 3, which looks somewhat improved, by the way. barkley teaming up with phil mickelson, taking on peyton manning and seth curry. very entertaining quartet today. you can watch it today a

charles watson and mattfin are in atlanta hillary vaughn is in wilmington delaware and christina coleman joining us from los angeles and we begin with mark meredith live at the white house this evening. mark. >> good evening president trump fired off several tweets today talking about the coronavirus also claiming there will soon be evidence released about fraud in election in georgia and in other states but republicans want to see the results delayed in michigan as that state gets ready to certify its results on monday. the republicans are asking for a two-week delay in certification they say it is because they want audit of wayne county results better non as detroit area in a letter released this afternoon republicans wrote, quote, these issues cannot simply be ignored away or brushed under the rug. they must be confronted and thoroughly examined we implore you to listen and order audit at this point, though, there's no indication that will be a delay. on friday the president met with lawmakers here at white house they put out a statement after their meeting saying they have seen nothing to overturn results of michigan that has joe bid

by with the latest on the biden transition and charles watson is in georgia where the president's supporters are rallying. but we begin with markte house for more on the president's legal challenges. mark. >> reporter: arthel, good evening. president trump says he still plans to show evidence of widespread fraud in the election but time is running out and we have also seen that several of his court cases have not been able to go very nature the courts. that includes what's going to happen in michigan as they get ready to certify their votes in michigan. it's set to certify monday. republicans in the state, they want to see a two week delay to review the results in wayne county, the area around detroit. although it apierce unlikely that -- appears unlikely that the two week delay would be granted. the trump campaign says they plan to rely on the courts moving forward. >> our justice system is where that will play out. that's something that the media cannot get in the way of. they can try to hide it. the american people are smart. the 73 million people who showed up to vote for this president, the most ever votes for a sitting pr

marks more than 10 million cases and the number of deaths surpasses 244,000. meanwhile, several states are now reimposing covid-19 restrictions as some governors resist those lockdowns. let's go to charles watson, live in atlanta with more. charles, first of all, what else do we know about the vaccine? >> reporter: well, arthel, president trump is hoping that the food and drug administration will grant emergency use authorization to at least one of four major companies that are currently developing a vaccine. that coming on the heels of pfizer's big announcement earlier this week, that early data has shown its vaccine is about 90% effective, during his remarks on friday the president painted a mostly good picture, but he failed to mention the record number of cases that are being logged across the country as states and local officials impose new restrictions. >> this administration will not go to a lockdown. it won't be a necessity. lockdowns cost lives and they cost a lot of problems, the cure cannot be -- you've got to remember, cannot be worse than the problem itself. this administration will not go under any circumstances will not go to a lockdown but will be very vigilant, very careful. >