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just a message from my besty gandalf, asking me to save middle earth again.dring." that is gandalf's sword from the movies. the actual damn sword that ian mckellan was whipping around in the movies. i was using to stab tree stumps. >> aarrghh! take that! yaaarggh! >> stephen: there should be a law-- i should have trafq darted in the neck. where is everybody? did i mess the battle? we also took darrylgorn as laketown spy up into the mountains around queenstown. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: running as darrylgorn up a hill trying to recreate a scene where we could insert it into the scene where legolas and aragorn and gimli are running across the planes of rohan. hey, guys! i really got a feeling the adventure is downhill. i hear danger that way. i'm going to take care of this part of the mountain. you guys-- you guys go on. i'm cool. i think that is where my watch recorded-- my watch going up to its highest. i am not a healthy man. if you haven't gone for a run in, like, three years, that is not the first run you want to do. one of my favorite things-- and one of the hairie

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that i love and i heard that girls and taxes are starting to play games and especially in the middle earth a process that was a really big thing for my goal is to make it to 20 year-old lady college football, defensive back anderson talks about how the band will contact sports. >>impacts recruitment opportunities for athletes who are not leaving the bay area. >>so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person with an exit poll. we were able to have spring they shut down our you know we were able to get on the field. >>his legendary head football coach john be talks about his concerns with california athletes moving away we seen you know, athletes led to go to georgia. utah alright in florida to play right in basketball you can see more of a nexus. you know i'm concerned about as it meant kron 4 next on kron 4 news at 5 hope is on the horizon as the fda panel recommends approval for pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. so we ask you the viewers. >>to give us your questions about the vaccine. so. the experts answer the point indeed is it safe will there be long-term consequenc

that i love and i heard that girls and taxes are starting to play games and especially in the middle earth a process that was a really big thing for my goal is to make it to 20 year-old lady college football, defensive back anderson talks about how the band will contact sports. >>impacts recruitment opportunities for athletes who are not leaving the bay area. >>so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person with an exit poll. we were able to have spring they shut down our gyms you know we were able to get on the field. >>his legendary head football coach john be talks about his concerns with california athletes moving away we seen you know searched an athens led to go to georgia. utah alright in florida to play right in basketball you can see more of an exodus. you know, i'm concerned about as lead kron 4 meanwhile, east bay restaurant owner, some of them struggling to come to terms with the new stay at home order that shut down outdoor dining. >>meaning restaurants now can only offer take-out or delivery and a lot of businesses invested a lot of money in creatin

that i love and i heard that girls in texas we're starting to play games and especially in the middle earth a process that was a really big thing for my goal is to make it to the end 20 year-old lady college football, defensive back anderson talks about how the band contact sports. >>impacts recruitment opportunities for athletes who are not leaving the bay area. >>so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person with an exit poll. we were able to have spring they shut down our gyms you know we were able to get on the field. >>his legendary head football coach john be talks about his concerns with california athletes moving away we seen you know, athletes led to go to georgia, utah alright in florida to play right in basketball you can see more of an axis. and i'm i'm concerned about as it meant kron 4 >>all right coming up on 4.44 time to get a check of the forecast we have a visitor, it's called rain hasn't been here in a while, but it's on the way their job yet rain's been socially distant from us not we are looking at a visitor coming over to rain and then mount

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it's to save middle earth, save the shire so there's a beautiful moral objective that he has, and he is willing to sacrifice everything for it. how do you think conservatives maybe can offer an alternative moral vision to the vision that the left is offering? social justice, whatever it is, we need to offer a compelling, it seems to me, alternative. david, can i get you into speak about that in a remaining few minutes we have. >> i think the biggest mistake that the 20th century was the equating of a safety net conception of government involvement in solving social problems with social justice theory. social justice advocacy is a ultimately about peoplizing outcomes. if you talk with social justice advocates they'll tell you it's about this, and that all these other things but all those other things tend to be already subsumed in our existing sense of justice. we don't need a new theory of justice in order to believe that it's unjust to have mechanisms that don't give people due process. that's already been sorted out. there's no value added. the only that mat makes social justice th

that i love and i heard that girls and taxes are starting to play games and especially in the middle earth a process that was a really big thing for my goal is to make it 20 year-old lady college football, defensive back anderson talks about how the band contact sports. impacts recruitment opportunities for athletes who are not leaving the bay area. >>so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person with an active covid we were able to have spring they shut down our gyms you know we were able to get on the field. >>his legendary head football coach john be talks about his concerns with california athletes moving away we seen you know, athletes led to go to georgia, utah ride in florida to play right in basketball you can see more than texas. and i'm i'm concerned about as it led kron 4 >>coming up california's new coronavirus notification app is now available how it works after the break plus employers make vaccines mandatory a legal expert weighs in on that subject tonight and president elect joe biden continues to build out his cabinet i didn't have health insura

that i love and i heard that girls in texas we're starting to play games and especially in the middle earth a process that was a really big thing for my goal is to make it 20 year-old lady college football, defensive back anderson talks about how the band contact sports. impacts recruitment opportunities for athletes who are not leaving the bay area so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person with an exit poll. we were able to have spring they shut down our >>you know we were able to get on the field. his legendary head football coach john be talks about his concerns with california athletes moving away we seen you know search student athletes led to go to. >>georgia, utah ride in florida to play right in basketball you can see more of a nexus. you know i'm concerned about as it led kron 4 >>in a notification from your smart phone that you have been exposed to covid how a new app promises to make it easier to contain the spread of the virus major step toward green lighting the first covid vaccine in the u.s. pfizer's month long research reaching the fda and get

his great calling is not just to destroy the ring, it's to save middle earth, it's to save the shire. so there's this beautiful moral objective that has, and he's willing to sacrifice everything for it. how do you think conservatives maybe can offer an alternative moral riggs to the one -- vision to the ones, to the vision that the left is offering? social justice, whatever it is. we need to offer a compelling, it seems to me, alternative, david. could i get you to speak about that in the remaining few minutes that we have? >> i think the biggest mistake of the 20th century was the equating of a safety net conception of government involvement in solving social problems with social justice theory. >> yeah. >> social justice advocacy is ultimately about equalizing outcomes. if you talk with social justice advocates, or they'll tell you, oh, no, it's about this, that and all these other things, but all those other things tend to be already subsumed in our existing -- [inaudible] we don't need a new theory of justice in order to believe it is unjust to have member numbers that don't give

that i love and i heard that girls and taxes are starting to play games and especially in the middle earth process that was a really big thing for me to the impacts of covid we were able to have spring they shut down our you know we were able to get on the field so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person. >>and they're trying to catch the eye recruiters and can't do that if you're not playing. one coach we talked to says that he's concerned with all the student athletes moving out of california. we'll see more of an exodus and lose key talent. very possible. >>we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back stay with us. ♪ with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious. seasoned curly fries, with triple cheese and bacon or chili cheese. try my sauced and loaded fries. it's pretty delicious. >>welcome back everyone teachers across california are urging state leaders to include them in the first group to get covid vaccines, san francisco supervisor hillary ron and let a virtual press conference with teachers

and especially in the middle earth a process that was a really big thing for my goal is to make it 20 year-old lady college football, defensive back anderson talks about how the band contact sports. >>impacts recruitment opportunities for athletes who are not leaving the bay area. >>so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person with an exit poll. we were able to have spring they shut down our gyms you know we were able to get on the field. >>his legendary head football coach john be talks about his concerns with california athletes moving away we seen you know, athletes led to go to georgia, utah ride in florida to play right in basketball you can see more of a nexus. you know i'm concerned about has it made you cry on for >>kron 4 partner with the super bowl of caring to help people in need so we have a goal and our goal is to raise 1 million meals as we countdown to the new year 2021. live in las vegas. so if you'd like to donate. please do so you have to do is scan that little qr code on your screen or text the word n y e don't 8 to 2, 6, 9, 8, 9, to giv

and especially in the middle earth a process that was a really big thing for my goal is to make it 20 year-old lady college football, defensive back anderson talks about how the band contact sports. >>impacts recruitment opportunities for athletes who are not leaving the bay area. >>so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person with an exit poll. we were able to have spring they shut down our gyms you know we were able to get on the field. >>his legendary head football coach john be talks about his concerns with california athletes moving away we seen you know, athletes led to go to georgia, utah ride in florida to play right in basketball you can see more of a nexus. you know i'm concerned about as lead kron 4 >>the countdown is now on to say goodbye to 2020 lot of do that yeah and ring in 2021, but because of the pandemic there won't be major events such as these fireworks show and because there won't be any of this in the bay area kron 4 will countdown to 2021 with a live show from las vegas tonight we're hearing how las vegas will ring in the new year b

that i love and i heard that girls in texas we're starting to play games and especially in the middle earth a process that was a really big thing for my goal is to make it 20 year-old lady college football, defensive back anderson talks about how the band contact sports. impacts recruitment opportunities for athletes who are not leaving the bay area. >>so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person with an exit poll. we were able to have spring they shut down our gyms you know we were able to get on the field. >>his legendary head football coach john be talks about his concerns with california athletes moving away we seen you know, athletes led to go to georgia, utah ride in florida to play right in basketball you can see more of an axis. you know i'm concerned about as lead kron 4 >>san francisco artists are suing mayor london breed to protect their first amendment rights this after their outdoor event was nearly shut down over coronavirus concerns. the san francisco international arts festival took mayor breed to court in october after a permit for an outdoor pe

that i love and i heard that girls and taxes are starting to play games and especially in the middle earthhat was a really big thing for me to the impacts of covid we were able to have spring they shut down our >>you know we were able to get on the field so as as far as recruiting i wasn't able to showcase my talents in person. >>one coach that we talked to says that he's concerned with all the student moving out of california. we'll see more of an exodus and lose key talent. >>well we are tracking showers into the upcoming weekend. we may be dry right now you're seeing some cloud cover across the bay. but if we zoom out on radar look at what we have to our north that's some rain and some even snowfall of the mountains. i'm tracking the showers and when the mold fell arrive still to come in your forecast and we had hotspots all morning but now they're finally gone the bridges slip clear we're going to look at your bridges across the bay area and some drive times to head into the weekends. >>welcome back everyone the time is 8.45 we need to get an update on weather and traffic i guess chang

separation into two parts and the samples will come back in another spacecraft towards the earth about the middleere is a very spectacular technique for getting them back and they bounce off the earth atmosphere once before plunging into the atmosphere with a heat shield stopping everything from burning up and hopefully landing in mongolia sometime in mid december. that all sounds very exciting. looking at what the real underlying race here is, to get to mars? and i suppose dominance of space? it is more i think, dominance is something that we don't talk about that much in space. but it is certainly true that china is emerging as a very capable space power. and their ambitions are quite clear, they have said for many years that the change programme is all about sending tychonauts to the lunar surface to exploit the moon. to explore the moon. you might look at this in the global context and perhaps suggest that this is one of the reasons that has accelerated nasa's artemis programme which is also designed to send astronauts to the moon with perhaps 2024 at the target. it is more likely in the 2030

separation into two parts and the samples will come back in another spacecraft towards the earth about the middletting them back. they bounce off the earth's atmosphere once before plunging into the atmosphere with a heat shield stopping everything from burning up and hopefully landing in mongolia sometime in mid december. fred watson, australia's official astronomer at large. the oscar—nominated actor formerly known as ellen page has announced that he's transgender. in a statement on twitter, the canadian star said his name was now elliot. he described it as a ‘joyous' moment, but said he was scared of facing hatred, jokes and violence. page received international acclaim for playing a pregnant teenager in the 2007 film, juno, and starred in the 2010 thriller inception. his announcement has been widely praised by lgbt charities, with one group saying page was ‘an inspiration to countless trans and non—binary people'. penguins at the london aquarium have been preparing for the return of visitors by watching christmas films. the london attraction has been closed since november the 5th, when a mont

separation into two parts and the samples will come again another spacecraft towards the earth about the middle the ca ke make what is really the icing on the cake is there is a very spectacular technique for getting them back and they bounce off the earth atmosphere once before plunging into the atmosphere where heat shields and stopping everything from burning up and hopefully landing and in mongolia sometime in mid december. that sound very exciting. looking at what the real underlie race here is, to get to mars? and i suppose dominance of space? it is more i think, dominance is something that we don't talk about that much in space. but it is certainly true that china is emerging as a very capable space power. in their ambitions are quite clear, they have said for many yea rs quite clear, they have said for many years that the change programme is all about sending tycho not to the lunar surface to exploit the moon. you might look at this in the global context you might look at this in the global co ntext a nd you might look at this in the global context and perhaps suggest that this is one o

it created the greatest economy and strongest middle class on earth. it said the opposite -- what mitch mcconnell says to workers all over the country is sorry you're on your own, but this canary pin represents we're all in this together. it means we fight for the dignity of work. it means if you love your country, you fight for the people who make it work. we can do that again. we can protect workers from this virus. we can build a better system centered on the dignity ofork. i yield the floor. mr. lee: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: mr. president, nothing short of a tragedy when anyone suffers from a.l.s. this is a progressive neurodegenerative disease, one that attacks the nerve cells in the brain and of the spinal cord of its victims and eventually affects control of the muscles. even the muscles that are needed to move, speak, eat, breathe, and otherwise live. and sadly, this is a disease that is always fatal. the average life expectancy is only two to five years following diagnosis. not only are the people w

earth. style a tight grosso in the middle of the castle belongs in that world to. a secret door leads to a staircase which is normally hidden from view. it was built especially for the servants to use. the stairs take you from the access road all the way to below the rafters that means they run through the whole building that's available you can see that the stairs are relatively wide and well equipped so the servants could do their work properly has to do you know. this was because the king insisted on fost in discrete service the monarch's behavior was starting to become increasingly odd he was drill into him self the entire castle is laced with staircases big and small riddled with hidden doors. in. this scene his whole. bag this is the 1st extensive restoration but since it was built experts who moved to stone and paintings have been at work throughout the castle for several years. as a business part of us what's so special about the paintings hearing is they are incredibly high quality of execution taped to my door and you can see that from the fact that they'

they're due back on earth around the middle of the month. >>> we're looking back at the life and careerf the '70s. david landser, best known as squiggy from "laverne and shirley" has died after a long battle with multiple sclerosis. here is abc's chris tomlin. >> there is no reason on earth why prince charming cannot walk through our front door. >> hello! >> who in sitcom history has gotten more laughs from a single word as squiggy from "laverne and shirley." half of the hilarious duo lenny and squiggy. actor david lander made millions laugh. >> squig, >> i've been singed. >> alongside michael mckeen. lenny embodied a 1950s architect time in the spin-off as in the musical group, lenny and the squigtones a pureed by squiggy's falseetto. lander and michael mckeean had first worked it up at carnegie. later, the credibility gap before coming to prime time tv. >> whoa! looky looky here! >> lander was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1984, choosing to keep it secret for more than a decade for fear it would end his career. >> i would assume once they found out i had m.s., they would, oh, l

earth's annual resource budget and calculate at what point he was that. if we look at this by country the differences are startling many nations in the middle east and west exhaust the budget in the 1st quarter while a few countries like india don't overshoot yet. they reckon with. india. and correspondingly how much carbon dioxide we entered on the world is different to in 2018 and indian family of 4 had a carbon footprint of less than 8 tons an american family of 4 in the same year came in at almost 70. so shouldn't we have done me looking at who is consuming and how much instead of simply counting the number of people. one. the 1st studies to compare global emissions involved over 200 diverse researchers and policymakers the result called project drawdown publish a definitive list on reducing our impact we did a very complex models you know we didn't know what they would be i had a strong hunch of what the top 10 would be and i was clearly wrong all the rest of us were wrong number one is refrigerant management yes you have that right the way we keep things cool is one of our worst offenses against the planet our air conditioners and referee is still

join the muslims of the world good christians and of the good people of this earth is amazing but when you look from the middle east to europe thinking of america as a bad place to be a muslim it's like living in the belly of the beast and have heard it how would you say that life is like for people well we know things that happened to make america peer ugly in the eyes of citizens of this country and that is a world that if we can see america the beautiful that has advanced against america the ugly successfully. then i'm sure that we would recognize that america is the most fertile soil we have for x. davening our religion and our future for our children grandchildren and children to come and then my journey across america if i want to find america the beautiful. where will i find that certain kind of things should i look for the concept of citizenry how citizenry it is that race. in the constitution the united states based upon the equality of man and i feel very strongly that the founding fathers indeed and. a world that would welcome muslims and others from across the water is not the only christian this.

to go, when we started working, developing the return to earth program, well, what people might not understand, they always landed in the middle of the pacific ocean. right? that is because the miss distance from when we started is bigger than the atlantic ocean. [laughter] >> now, by the time they were flying they were landing almost in the ship. but what we were doing as we were perfecting the solution to the three body problem, and the big challenge is that you have to do a lot of optimization, because you have to meet the reentry corridor or you burn up. and you have to minimize fuel and have to minimize time. so, it is just a tremendous amount of working on computers and improving your targeting, and always trying to get better. but the last few months were just to crash as we found every bug. because you cannot have bugs when you are flying to the moon. it's too critical. we just had -- india just had a lunar mission. and, you know, i'm still hoping that they are going to be in contact with their lander. but the tiniest little error is magnified tremendously when you are talking about distances, especially distances to t

earth? we can make that happen. i was just just out in cuss per, georgia, three days ago. they lost their hospital in october in the middlea pandemic, their hospital closed down. and david perdue and this state's political leaders who refused to expand medicaid are responsible for the closure of rural hospitals across this state. we lost nine rural hospitals in 10 years, columbus and if you send me and reverend war knock, we will reopen those hospitals because we believe that health care is a human right and not just a privilege. we can stand up to the insurance and drug companies that are ripping off georgia families every day. surprised medical bills that arrive six months after a visit to the hospital. the prices that families are forced to pay at the pharmacy for life-saving medicines like insulin. we can make affordable health care because columbus health care is a human right and not just a privilege for those who can afford it and this is about jobs for all the people. let's talk about jobs, columbus. we have the chance to pass the most ambitious infrastructure and jobs and economic relief plan in american history

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increase debt relief to the poorest countries on earth they're already doing that but to extend it for longer and also to extend that to some of the middle income countries that are in desperate need that hasn't happened and the secretary general believes that is a mistake and he's made it quite clear in this speech for the special session of the general assembly which is under way. let's take a look at some of the countries that we've been following us the coronavirus cases continue to claim russia has reported more than 28000 new infections on thursday that's the highest increase and yet its 2nd largest city of st petersburg has announced restrictions around the new year holiday. to indonesia where they're seeing rajar record rise daily cases reports in with an 8300 on thursday there indonesia has the highest number of infections and deaths in southeast asia several officials there have recently tested positive for corona virus in hungary they've just recorded 182 deaths that is their highest daily death toll partial lot sam's introduced 3 weeks ago with a curfew in force in lebanon the health minister is warning there will not be enou

middle school band. tiny, go for it! >> jamie foxx, tina fey. >> i know everything about earth and i don't want anything to do with it. >> mack yke you feel wh >> want to make sure this christmas is merry? hello interweb, my name is emma nolan and i'm 17. >> the prom. >> we have got to go down there and raise holy hell. >> yes. we will be the biggest thing to happen in indiana since -- whatever's happened in indiana. >> it features meryl and carrie. i'm sorry, who are you people? >> we are from broadway. >> midnight sky. >> take a deep breath. >> clooney. >> i don't know all of the details. it started with a mistake. >> the arctic, alone. >> you want to be an explorer. while you're doing all of that, your own life is just slipping away. >> doesn't want astronauts heading back home. >> i'm going to get me a band and make me some records. >> his acting exquisite. so sure and so depth. this actor's passing still leaves us bereft. that's to get people's attention. >> you'll hear chadwick boseman in all of his scenes as ma rainey comes to your living room screen. ♪ >> you'll be ready to go when madam says you're ready to go a

reduction scheme to include middle income countries it also called for more money specific amount of money for for the vaccines for the vaccine gets distributed to everyone on earth and the g $20.00 did not heed those calls and that's why you have tough comments coming from mr terrace he with the president the general assembly just one of 2 senior officials giving their speeches in the general assembly hall we are going to hear from world leaders today but it's going to follow the similar format that we had in september for the high level week of the general assembly they're going to be prerecorded videos so one after one you're going to hear a succession of world leaders we think about 50 presidents about 40 prime ministers notable by his absence president trump he is sending his health secretary ase are to speak at this gathering here in the general assembly hall much of it as i say by prerecorded video watch though i think when you listen to these speeches and when we summarize them throughout the day not necessarily for the rich western countries i think their speech is going to be predictable watch what some of the poor countries say and what they feel they'

middle, it produces, hopefully, flattering lighting and you can also change between daytime whites and warmer tones. of course, it's not the quality of professional kit, but considering the price, i can't really expect the eartheen testing the light as part of my click home set up. it worked well, itjust could do with being a bit taller. right now it is the right height for a two—year—old but i think you've got to be at least five to be dreaming of being a youtuber. it also comes with a green screen that you just need to attach to something. and app like chromavid here, can help you edit video to create the illusion that you are anywhere. it could be on a beach or doing a weather forecast. clear skies for most of us but a little bit of cloud cover coming later. for a full convincing effect, though, you do need to make sure that the screen is evenly lit. the green screener app will highlight any hotspots or creases so you can fix them before you film. lighting can make a real difference and these colour changing lights can run through the colours of the rainbow or you can set them to just one. they can help add a spot of creativity to what you are doing. things have come a long way since the selfie stick. thes

earth. as we know, we know that pakistan came pretty close to that several years ago and certainly that nuclear dynamic in the middle east would be extremely dangerous. >> with the buildup of nuclear tensions like we are talking about, with tensions in the middle east still sort of on edge, afghanistan, all these places that we will get to iraq and afghanistan in a moment. your former boss, president trump has always touted america first, but he has always tried to work with allies and he has been received in different ways, for various reasons. he has put in place tariffs on a lot of allies in the name of national security and other things that have just rubbed a lot of our traditional allies the wrong way, especially in europe. so what kind of biden administration moving forward to build coalitions and renew faith that america is part of the team need to do? >> first, recognize that there has been a high degree of international cooperation below the level of the president's offensive tweets about allies or skeptical statements about we are getting less out of it than them, or capricious decisions, for example, to

earth's annual resource budget and calculate at what point he was that. if we look at this by country the differences are startling many nations in the middle east and west exhaust the budget in the 1st quarter while a few countries like india don't overshoot yet. it will come with. india. and correspondingly how much carbon dioxide we entered on the world is different to in 2018 an indian family of 4 had a carbon footprint of less than 8 tons an american family of 4 in the same year came in at almost 70. and so shouldn't we have done me looking at who is consuming and how much instead of simply counting the number of people. one. the 1st studies to compare global emissions involved over 200 diverse researchers and policymakers the result called project draw down published a definitive list on reducing our impact we deal very complex models we didn't know what they would be i had a strong hunch of what the top 10 would be and i was clearly wrong and all the rest of us were wrong. yes you have that right the way we keep things cool is one of our worst offenses against the planet our air conditioners in reference to largely emmet greenhouse gases much stro

increase debt relief to the poorest countries on earth they're already doing that but to extend it for longer and also to extend that to some of the middle income countries that are in desperate need that hasn't happened and the secretary general believes that is a mistake and he's made it quite clear in this speech for the special session of the general assembly which is under way. well iran has passed 1000000 confirmed cases over 1000 has killed nearly 50000 people there but the health minister says the actual number of deaths is probably much higher iran introduced tougher restrictions to counter a 3rd wave of infections which included calls and non-essential businesses said they get sent to her and he explains the discrepancy in the fatality rate many people weren't tested and some people died before a covert tests could be carried out now figures are coming down slowly slowly since the country introduced this partial lockdown so with the new infections daily new infections around 13000 down from 14000 and the daily death toll come down to mid 300 to what it was last month the highest there had ever seen over $400.00 now these new re

increase debt relief to the poorest countries on earth they're already doing that but to extend it for longer and also to extend that to some of the middle income countries that are in desperate need that hasn't happened and the secretary general believes that is a mistake and he's made it quite clear in this speech for the special session of the general assembly which is under way. james space there live for us at the united nations in new york thank you very much in deed well let's take a look at some of the countries we're following the cyrus coronavirus cases continue to climb iran has now passed 1000000 confirmed cases covered 19 a snow killed nearly 50000 people there but the health minister says the actual number of deaths is probably much higher for the run introduced tougher restrictions to counter a 3rd wave of infections which included causing nor essential businesses in russia they've reported more than $28000.00 new infections on thursday that's the highest increase yet its 2nd largest city of st petersburg has already announced restrictions around the new year holiday indonesia's also seeing a record daily rise in cases rep

earth's annual resource budget and calculate at what point we will use it. if we look at this by country the differences are startling many nations in the middle east and west exhausted budget in the 1st quarter while a few countries like india don't overshoot yet. significantly. higher. india. and correspondingly how much carbon dioxide we entered on the world is different to in 2018 an indian family of 4 had a carbon footprint of less than 8 tons an american family of 4 in the same year came in at almost 70. so shouldn't we then me looking at who is consuming and how much. instead of simply counting the number of people. one of the 1st studies to compare global emissions involved over 200 diverse researchers and policymakers the result called project drawdown publish a definitive list on reducing our impact we deal very complex models you know we didn't know what they would be i had a strong hunch of what the top 10 would be and i was clearly wrong all the rest of us were wrong number one is refrigerant management yes you have that right the way we keep things cool is one of our worst offenses against the planet are air conditioned as in reference to is s

earth. it is all a tragedy. there are too many americans in desperate situations right now. let me bring in someone in the middleruggle, lost her job due to this pandemic. she joins me now. thank you for coming on. thank you for sharing your story and we hope we can help you and many other americans. i'm so sorry for the struggle you and your family are facing right now. tell us what this has been like for you right now, please. >> thank you so much for having me on, first of all, don. it's been a really big struggle. i worked all my life since i was 12 years old. i have been able to provide for my family all our lives. with my husband being disabled, i have never had an issue being able to bring food to the table or even just put -- bring water, just anything in general. and with being diagnosed with covid in july and losing my job, it's really, really hard. and i have five children. out of those, i've got three of them that are special needs. two are diabetic and one has a chromosome disorder. so it's hard. we had to change our lives 100%. it's my kids, we can't -- they haven't left the home since march becaus

earth. it's a dire red flag telling us that this is our last chance to save ourselves. i realize that we're in the middle9, and so it is very texturing to say we can deal with it later. but these are both emergencies happening right now, and they aren't unrelated. according to the director of harvard sea change, climate relates to other species on earth, and that matters to our health. as the planet heats up, animals big and small on land and in the sea are headed to the poles to get out of the heat. that means animals are coming into contact with other animals they normally wouldn't, and that creates an opportunity for pathogens to get into new hosts. plus, lots of the causes of climate change also increase the risk of pandemics, and the decrease in air quality affects our baseline health. big picture, climate change makes us more vulnerable and it reduces our ability to adapt. this pandemic, this crisis, is a preview of what awaits if we don't treat climate change as the existential threat that it is. when we ignore the science, the scientists, drag our feet in responding, fail to see ourselves in a gl

what on earth is the message republicans need to come up with in the middle of this infighting? you've got trump attacking kemp over twitter. gabe sterling saying this. loeffler and purdue saying that. can they come up with a coherent message out of this or are they just trying to depend on turnout? >> i think republicans at this point are going to have to depend on turnout. there is no cohesive message. one of the things that we've learned over the last four years is nothing republicans can say or do can be louder than what we're hearing from donald trump. the one thing we've seen since the election is that donald trump is determined to be as loud as he possibly can from now until january 20th. there is no shutting him up. there is no he's going to go away or he's going to retreat or withdraw into the background. as we saw last night in georgia, he is determined, as always, to make everything about himself because that's the only mode that he knows, is 100% self-promotion. republicans in georgia, their only hope is that everyone shows up to vote because that's what republicans