you know, it's all around us. >> reporter: immediately after her disappearance, lead detective mike scotte obvious -- the husband. but when fbi agents verified his story he'd been in virginia scott had to start thinking bigger picture. >> reporter: woman goes out the front door in pajamas and is never seen again. is there somebody crazy on the loose abducting you? >> absolutely. >> and you're getting citizen calls. i saw a guy by the lake. >> he was wet and approached the witnesses for a cigarette. >> right now with this case, we have so few clues to go on we're not going discount anything. >> reporter: police dredged the chilly lake after report of the soaking wet man by the water's edge. they worked around the clock but found nothing. >> it was miserable conditions. i didn't hear anybody complain once. >> reporter: doug stewart was not involve in the any of the searches. when detective scott reached him that night april 26th, he was in virginia and remained there. >> reporter: he gave a reporter from wood tv a telephone interview. >> now that the time line is done so far, i'm getting ve

mike? >> scott, for most of the past eight months, the market was feeding off this reservoir of doubt and disbelief and confusion. and then there's a lot of hiding in the growth names. people were not fully on board i think now you're at a point where you can say that in terms of flows into equity funds a the an almost three motor vehicle year high in the past four weeks, and sentiment services and analyst upward revisions to 2021 earnings, that's also back to january 2018. you're heading back to the moment you had a lot of company if you think it the recovery ap playab ab -- and playable in the mark it better-th it's better than expected across the board. earnings in the third quarter probably the best beat rate and percentage beat in history or at least more than a decade so profits bottom much hyper th - higher than we thought they would. and yet the market in the last three weeks on an aggregate basis a little bit of a struggle, especially with the cyclical stocks. it totally sensible and plausible there should be a broadening out of the market look at the valuations assigned to the industrial

marcus, mike, bob, scott, strike a pose! >> we are coming for the 2021. might see one of us on the cover. maybe all four! ha ha! >> that was the mt. rushmore of sexiest men alive, right? >> i'll take it! ha ha! >>> all right. let's get a look at our forecast. we have enjoyed the rain that is moving through. it's been so nice to see but it brought in some chilly temperatures and what we will have for the rest of the next -- next of the next several days i should say. we get a look at what is going on now, we are seeing some showers moving on through, especially for much of northern california. it is starting to wind down for us. we are going to see a lot of the rain moving off towards the east. the snow still coming down in the sierra. therapy having a winter storm warning continue until 6:00 this evening. we get a look at what is happening here, let's check out storm ranger. that is our mobile doppler radar. it's picking up on rain for parts of the north bay and some spotty light showers for san francisco and parts of the east bay. the rest of the day we

mike, let me turn back to you. what scott just outlined there, which was the idea that what we've learned this year about using technology and working more efficiently is going to kind of margin expansion and savings that will drop to the bottom line, that could power the market higher. do you feel comfortable with the predictions we cited at the top of the segment from jpmorgan and goldman sachs for roughly a 25% gain from where we are today for the s&p? >> yeah, we think there's enormous room to the upside as it relates to the market considering the rebound we're expecting later this year. and into 2021. now, much of those kind of -- that relate to the acceleration of technology are going to continue to get to the bottom line and be very supportive to the broader market the key part here is that as the recovery starts to gain ground into 2021, there's an enormous amount of sectors that have not participated in this market rally. much of that side -- goldman sachs and jpmorgan could likely be achieved by the broadening out o

mayors from cities struggling with the virus, mayor dee margo from el paso, and mayor mike duggan of detroit. scott gottlieb will take a look at the hunger crisis, with claire babineaux-fontenot, head of the united nations world food program. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." the phrase that's been running through our minds here is "the darkest hour is just before the dawn." thomas fuller is credited with coming up with it in 1650, but it feels pretty appropriate as we move into winter and 2021. in the month of november, we've recorded four million new cases, more than double the number of october infections. >>> we begin this morning with cbs news national correspondent mark strassmann in atlanta. >> reporter: covid's community spread had a busy thanksgiving. the virus had a chance to catch up with lots of family in jammed airports and in stores with black friday deep discounts, red tags, red flags. at current rate, roughly 114 more americans test positive every minute. 65 more americans die from covid every ho hour. and americ

the guys that bring you the news every day, marcus, mike, bob and scott.over wasn't big enough for all those big heads. >> oh, oh, yeah. that's exactly -- >> is that your sexy look, marcus? >> that is. >> is that your pose? is that what you would look like on the cover? >> yes. >> it has to be the one hand. marcus is ready. >> all right. let's get a look at this forecast. you can give us your vogue magazine cover, kari. >>> all right. let's get a look at some of the rain moving through this morning as we've been tracking it. moving across the bay area bringing some snow to the sierra. grit to see that, too as we still have lingering rain with us this morning. we're tracking it on storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. this is the rain that's falling in san jose and moving over to the foothills. spotty rain in the east bay. san jose is taking a break while the rain continues to move further to the south and east. let's talk about how much rain we've measured. mt. tam with the highest amount anywhere across the bay area. over 4 inches of rain, and then over

mike: lieutenant colonel scott man die and we just cannot operate without purpose and i worry about thatay. i see so many warriors coming home and family members that are just disconnected from their purpose and their personal narrative which is just as bad. what about life after combat, life after service? >> amazing how often it came up in the book. yes they reflect on split-second moments on the battlefield but they quickly move, i had no idea how to bring it home. another guy in the book his neck urban, sniper in the army rangers, so proficient at killing the enemy, everyone wanted him to come to their position, how do i put the reaper away? that was an important part of my life. you will read about the transition in the book. mike: sound like a fascinating read. i look forward to getting through the whole book, many thanks and happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. mike: coronavirus lockdowns and restrictions, we will discuss with the panel, first the on our borders tonight. world health organization expert says he would like to go back to wholesale food markets in wuhan,

whether you're rob portman running for senate again in 2022 or you're cotton, holly, cruz, rick scott, mikeo or mike pence and you're trying to run in 2024 at the presidential nominating level. so this is really beyond a big foot. this idea whether or not you call for the transition or you've congratulated president-elect biden really has nothing to do with and does not exonerate you from the burden of coming out and saying the president has trashed the greatest democracy in the history of the world by pretending, by lying about conspiracy fraud that, quote, stole the election and none of this is true. so whether it's a primary challenge, whether it's the general election in a senate race in ohio, everyone has to either tell the truth or continue with the fraud. and it's going to be a tough choice. >> brilliant stuff. could not have asked for two better guests on this night of all nights on this topic. a.b. stoddard, eugene robinson, two veterans. friends of this broadcast. thank you both so very much. happy thanksgiving to you both and your families. >>> coming up, the covid vaccine could

i saw senator tim scott, mike rounds, jim langford all congratulating kamala harris but have not yet is the vice president-elect. >> doing what you always do up on capitol hill and doing it excellently. thank you so much. >>> just ahead a closer look at how much credit the trump administration is due after these promising results from two coronavirus vaccine candidates. . at university of phoenix, students with relevant life experience and eligible transfer credits save on average $11k and 1 year off their undergrad degree. see how much you can save. >>> the trump administration is claiming credit for the very rapid development of two very promising coronavirus vaccine candidates. but how responsible is the president for these breakthroughs? cnn's sara murray is looking into that. >> reporter: a president keen on congratulating himself for breakthroughs that didn't exist. >> we have the best testing in the world. hydroxychloroquine. try it. we're rounding the corner on the pandemic. okay? >> reporter: finally has something to take credit for. a coronavirus vaccine poised to reach ame

kristi noem, marco rubio, ted cruz, rand paul, tim scott and mike lee. four years later, the g.o.p. took control of the senate. two years after that, donald trump was elected president. the difference between the tea party then and president trump's movement now is that this movement now has a lot more clarity about what it wants. the same trump economic and foreign policy agenda that led to higher wages, fewer wars. whatever the final actual college italians, this movement has proven track record of success on everything from achieving our energy independence to challenging china to fast tracking a covid vaccine, raising family incomes. the results were so impressive that not only did president trump broaden his coalition among working-class americans but he helped grow the parties numbers in the house. when all those vaunted media experts with all their credentials were predicting the opposite. they claimed trump was going to shrink the party. remember that? especially on minorities. wrong again. >> blacks and latinos are doing much better under trump versus obama. absolutely. >>

mike. >>> as the clock ticks towards scott peterson's death sentence retrial, attorneys on both sides will for a limb hearing. the court is reconsidering his death penalty from 15 years ago in the killing of his wife laci and unborn son. prosecutors say they will seek death again but there are still some issues they need to sort out in the filing. presumably some of that may be sorted out today. >>> this morning we're getting a look at the wreckage following a deadly plane crash near los angeles. it happened near a residential area around noon yesterday. investigators say a single engine cessna went down. it burst into flames. the fire burned two vehicles, damaged a third. one person was onboard and died. still no word on their identity or the cause of that crash. >>> tesla ceo elon musk says he may or may not have covid. here's the tweet saying that he tested positive twice and negative twice and it's because it was rapid testing. he's now getting a more definitive test. right now he says he's experiencing cold like symptoms and in a tweet he says the whole thing is bogus, which is raisin

it might be less mary for mike pence but furyk scott, tomorrow cotton and nobody out in the country -- there is a very small community of people who truly know who you are, the notion of president trump being out there and blocking out the sun is definitely daunting. i think it's daunting for the republican party as a whole, though, even beyond the 2024 hopefuls because, you know, so much of what we're talking about right now is this expectation in the party that if you humor president trump for a little while longer, if you avoid getting cross fires with him between now and the next inauguration then you can move on and do the things that as republicans you would have liked to do supposedly all along without president trump directing you otherwise. i think it's pretty clear that that's not going to be the case. >> thank you both, alex burns, sabrina siddiqui, we appreciate it this morning. >>> joining me for insight on what is going on at the agency where all of this helps this move forward is former gsa administrator denise roth. she was in charge during the obama/trump transition.

some governors do it, but they've been willing to break with trump in the past like mike dewine, larry hogan, phil scott the congressional republicans are really kind of pathetic. finally a few of them have come out and said, he at least ought to have access to intelligence, but, you know, when will mitch mcconnell break? when will people do an intervention? trump is kind of barricaded in the oval office. when are they going to go down there and tell him he's got to give up? i don't know. >> the "washington post" reported there is some speculation that the biden team that president-elect joe biden might nominate former secretary of state hillary clinton to be the u.s. ambassador to the united nations the reason would be to show that the united states has the respect for the institution that may have been fading over the last few years. what do you think of that speculation? do you think she would take the job? >> well, look, i think she was a fantastic diplomate for the united states and did a wonderful job for the united states. whether she wants to come back into public service is obviously her decisi

while they will not recognize president-elect biden, republican senators tim scott, james langford, mikeen sasse offered congratulations to harris. i'm joined by cnn chief correspondent dana bash. i should point out he told manu raju he wasn't congratulating senator harris, he was saying hello. you know this, you look at the floor of the senate more than the ample bear. you know while i'm sure people say hello to each other, she's being greeted with a different kind of level than she would be normally. >> look, there is not one republican in that chamber that doesn't know that the jig is up, who doesn't know that when they are fist bumping kamala harris, they are fist bumping the next vice president of the united states of america. that's just the reality. there isn't anybody who would take truth serum or talk privately who wouldn't admit that. that is a different question that what they feel they need to do in public to manage president trump. i use the word "manage" intentionally because what you have seen lindsey graham and so many other republicans in congress who have refused to ack

could hear from senator james lankford saying congratulations to kamala harris, tim scott saying congratulations, mikething. newspaper of them have acknowledged publicly that kamala harris is, in fact, the vice president-elect and lankford even asked her how is that food fight happening behind you in california? referring to that effort to fill her seat. that's going to be vacated once she becomes vice president. i asked lankford about that afterwards, he said he still leaves the election not settled that he was being polite. lindsey graham said he was saying to her if she does win he wants to work with her, he was just saying hello. he believes this will all be settled within a month. republicans being nice at least but privately also seeing the writing on the wall here, guys. >> you wontder if she wanted to ask senator graham so fist bump but why are you probing state officials in three states that the president lost? >> yeah, and that's exactly what a lot of questions have been around republicans and democrats, too. lindsey graham is defending what he's doing arguing he simply has questions about h

i would also name the governor of south dakota, tim scott, you didn't mention. >> i know people -- i don't see mikempeo having as much impact. and i don't see him having aspirations right now, also want to have a job to get the job. i can see them doing this. but i don't see him being the main guy. so you think i'm wrong? >> i think that you are wrong. great deal.r a i have some affection for some of the people that you mentioned, but i don't think they actually have quite the residents outside of people who are already interested in politics closely following the movement and what iss going on key is not enthusiastic, this campaign was declared dead by people in the media. and for all intents and purposes winning the presidency. so i think that if donald trump himself doesn't run, and he might, i can see him sit dayne in the limelight running the media or just holding rallies but not actively seeking thehe presidency, ihe would think perhaps someone else named him. >> i think they're going to keep going back because it is like we are fighting with the soviets and who gets to be the first person to

. >> mike: no doubt lieutenant colonel scott mann when you take the meaning out of a human's life, wewe just cannot operate without purpose. and i worry about that today. i see so many warriors coming home and our family members that are just disconnected from their purpose and their disconnected from their own personal narrative, which is just as bad. what about life after combat? life after service for these warriors? >> pete: it's amazing how often it came up in the book. yes they reflect on those split second moments on the battlefield. but they quickly move to and i had no idea how to bring it home. another guy in the book nic erving, a sniper in the army rangers. he was nicknamed the reaper so proficient at killing the enemy. everybody wanted him to cover their position. he came home and said how do i put the reaper away? that was an important part of my life. now i want to do more. is he, and you will read about that transition in the book. >> mike: pete, sounds like a fascinating read. i look forward to getting through the whole book. many thanks and happy thanksgiving. >> pet

and two if you minimize the role of mike pence and take out the president in scott atlas, you get thec health consensus. >> right. what i saw today was the mike pence that i knew in february and early march, the mike pence that actually cared about the facts and data and what happened. he cared about human life, even the compassionate, christian-like pence i worked for as a career civil servant and got to know. you know, it was hard to watch this because i have the utmost respect for dr. fauci and dr. birx birx, and watching dr. birx's body language during this meeting, she looked so defeated but i know she's been counting the states, going to 42 states, doing everything she can given the circumstances. as i watched this i thought to myself, the good news is there's positive news in the announcement about frank figliuzzi and moderna happening with vaccines. so the white house knew it was a moment they could capitalize on. it was a positive message. and thank goodness they knew better and knew to put mike pence out there to give a more serious tone and that the vp was willing to do it

and two, it's like, well, if you minimize the role of mike pence, you take out the president and scottas, you get the basic public health consensus. >> right. what i saw today was the mike pence that i knew in february and early march, the mike pence that actually cared about the facts and data and what was really happening. he cared about human life. he was the compassionate christian mike pence that i worked for as a career civil servant and got to know. you know, it was hard to watch this because i have the utmost respect for dr. fauci and dr. birx, and watching dr. birx's body language during this briefing, she looked in many ways defeated. but i know she's been pounding the pavement out there, visiting 42 states, doing everything she can given the circumstances. and as i watched this briefing i thought to myself, well, the good news is that there's positive news on the announcement about pfizer and moderna happening with the vaccine. so the white house knew it was a moment they could capitalize on. it was a positive message. and thank goodness they knew better and knew to put mike

. >> mike: former army special forces lieutenant colonel scott man, when you take the meeting out ofuman's life, we die and we just cannot operate without purpose. i worry about that today, i see so many warriors coming home and are justmbers who disconnected from their purpose and disconnected from their personal narrative which is just as bad -- what about life after combat, life after service for these warriors? >> it's amazing how often it came up in the book. they reflect on those split-second moments on the battlefield but they quickly move to -- and i had no idea how to bring it home, it's nick irving, a sniper in the army rangers, so proficient at killing the enemy, everyone wanted him to cover their position. heos came home and said how do i put the reaper away? that was an important part of my life, now i want to do more -- he is and you'll read about than transition in the book. >> mike: sounds like a fascinating read, i look forward to gettinghe through the whole book, many thanks and happy thanksgiving. >> thank so much for the time, happy thanksgiving to you. >> coronav

scott mcgrew. marcus and laura have the day off. mike and kari are hard at work. let's start with kari.ou say cooler

mike. >>> well, as the clock ticks towards scott peterson's death sentence retrial attorneys on both sidescourt today for a preliminary hearing. the court is reconsidering his death penalty 15 years ago and the killing of his wife, laci, and their unborn son. prosecutors say they can seek the death penalty again but still some issues to sort out in the filing of legal notices. some of that may be sorted out today. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly small plane crash outside of los angeles. the single engine cessna went down near homes about noon yesterday and burst into flames destroying nearby cars. a look at the site there. the pilot died was flying solo and has not been identified. >>> it's 5:46. nbc news projects joe biden has won the state of arizona. >> that leaves georgia and north carolina yet to be called. >> georgia is so close nobody could call it yet. north carolina is leaning towards president trump. we can now say joe biden has indeed won arizona. it might be more mathematically accurate to say there's no way president trump can win it. arizona is

scott? >>> it's election day, as you well know, mike.t from the campaign and once again we're going to counsel some patience tonight. >>> taking action in southern california. how the lapd is preparing for possible protests. >>> warriors fans remember this look? we want to show you what we're talking about. we'll explain to you what is old is new again, talking about the jerseys, and how it will celebrate the east bay roots. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 5:45 as you're making plans for the day we're checking out our south bay temperature trend for campbell where we're starting out with some upper 40s, but it's going to be a cool start, maybe have lunch on the back patio as the kids are getting a break from that home schooling. we'll talk about what's going on around the bay area in our forecast coming up. >>> kari, my assignment was to show you that slowing in san jose but i did call it out. here it is on the map and our live camera north 101. typical pattern north of 680 right here in front of the camera. another

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kira klapper. marcus and laura are deservedly off this morning. mikeback with a check of the commute but first right to meteorologist kari hall tracking chilly temperatures. sunshine on the way. >> yeah, the sun is rising right now. and not a cloud to be seen anywhere. very chilly to start but warming up with a lot of sunshine. more of these frosty mornings in the valleys and mild temperatures for the afternoon. still not seeing any rain in the forecast. mike, what is going on right now with the morning commute? >>> kari, right behind me we have a view that a lot of people like as we take a look at the maps, we have green. you're at speed around the bay and, in fact, some of our -- all of our usual suspects are light even where the arrow is out of the altamont pass there is a crash in byron we're tracking but on mountain house parkway over 880 very smooth. we have traffic but it's not bad. >> we begin our coverage and cierra johnson to show us how retailers will attempt to contact trace shoppers in the pandemic. >> reporter: good morning. to start with

briefly i want to show what scott walker, republican adviser to mike pence, says today. 2011 wisconsin recount which i mentioned? after that one in 2016, the numbers only went up by 131. he says 20k a high hurdle. chay? >> yeah, it looks to me like scott walker has thrown in the towel, and i think it's very telling. scott walker is a man with political ambitions. he definitely is thinking beyond 2020. he may be thinking at another run in wisconsin or the presidency and he doesn't want to be associated with a losing effort. a losing effort, by the way, that rudolph giuliani seems to be very happy to associate himself with because that's the only it would associate himself with, a losing effort. think about all the republican lawyers in the united states of america that could have gone out there on behalf of donald trump, the idea that you would have rudolph giuliani. i half expected sasha baron cohen's "borat" to run out there. beyond the actual vote tallies, the fact that your legal team is being headed by rudy giuliani -- >> yeah. >> -- should tell you that, you know, i

scott. >>> we're going to check that morning commute with mike in a little bit.ough our workweek and it's been a busy one. kari has a look at the forecast. finally that feeling of fall. >>> yes, it's going to be really nice again today talking about temperatures back into the 70s. basically a repeat of yesterday and we'll have one more warm day heading into tomorrow. even some more clouds and rain as well as some sierra snow. for us it's going to be a beautiful day. get some time and enjoy it. 79 today in napa. i'll have another update in a few mince. mike, what are you watching for the committee? >> an easier commute this morning. let's look at the roadways. the maps show we have some slowing, also shows the backup because the metering lights are on. green overall. southbound 680 and a crash over there as you head south where i think it's slow on the 242. three vehicles there. the bay bridge toll plaza has the metering lights on. no problems out of the maze. we knew about this one. we predicted it. back to you. >> back to our election coverage. voters have passe

not many stopping the australian parameters to scott morrison, he thanks president trump and vice president trump and vice president mikejoe biden and kamala harris. spain's deputy pm calling it good news for the planet, donald trump losing the election, as he put it, the global fat right loses its most powerful political asset. the bela rusian its most powerful political asset. the belarusian leader president lukashenko asset. the belarusian leader president lu kashenko criticised for not holding open and fair elections has called the us elections has called the us election a comedy, a mockery of democracy and in iran, ayatolla h democracy and in iran, ayatollah khamenei has tweeted: and interestingly, no reaction yet from israel, premised on it has been very close to president trump, no reaction whatsoever and nothing official either from russia's vladimir putin. joe biden has said he wants to restore the soul of the country and work towards bipartisan cooperation. lets hear that speech again. my fellow americans, and the people who brought me to the dance, delawarians. isee my body senator tom carpenter down there an

scott mcgrew. marcus and laura have the day off. mike and kari are hard at work. let's start with kari. i think i heard you say cooler temperatures. >>> yes. we've had some 30s in parts of the north bay and a few of our inland valleys but we are all clear as we take a live look outside in san jose, yes, you do need to bundle up. we'll see some sunshine and winds start to go calm down today. and for the weekend we'll start out with some more frosty mornings and mild afternoons. still no rain in the forecast. we'll talk more that coming up in a few minutes. mike, how is it looking for the commute? >>> it's looking like your typical friday after thanksgiving which means we don't really have a commute but we'll zoom in to the map southbound 101 where we're zooming in right now at marsh. an earlier roadside fire still on the grid here. the fire crew is still blocking your slow lane so do watch that. that's the only note right now on the peninsula. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> help officials urging you, please, stay home, as the coronavirus grows worse. they worry it will cause a huge

mike nevin: no. what i saw in the video from minneapolis, minnesota was horrific. candice: san francisco police chief william scott ordered an administrative review of the january incident and invited the city's department of police accountability to independently investigate the arrest. male: are you injured? candice: our investigative unit reached out to more than a dozen other law enforcement agencies throughout the bay area. these police and sheriffs departments told us they do not allow their officers to place their knees on necks to restrain someone. san jose police responded to our questions about knee-neck restraints, saying, "our policies cannot cover every situation." over the course of our reporting, we learned there are a few local agencies that do allow a restraint technique called the carotid hold. that's when pressure is placed on a major artery in the neck. the carotid hold can result in serious injury or death to criteria for what's considered a use of force incidence. the third, as we'll see next, is when officers fire their weapon. jaxon: when a police department determines a use of force is unn

mike rounds said congratulations to kamala harris, as did senator james lankford and senator tim scottose three senators have not said joe biden has won the election. they are siding with the president's fight against the election results for now, and when i caught up with lindsey graham, for instance, he said he wished if she wins, ultimately, which he believes will be decided within a month or so, then he'll be willing to work with her. he said he made that point to her, and james lankford said he was just being polite when he said that, but in lankford's view the election still is not settled. >> after briefing with his own security advisers today, president-elect biden tried to move forward without having any formal information. they said that means they can't meet with any of their counterparts. pete, you spent the day trying to get answers from this emily murp murphy. did you get any? >> reporter: not yet, anderson. it's so interesting here, though, we tried a different approach to get in touch with her. we came down here to the gsa headquarters, i dialed up the spokesperson and

she was seen with vice president mike pence on friday, his office has not commented on a request for comment. rachel scottre now in survival mode. what happens in the next few weeks could make a difference between weathering the crisis or closing their doors. >>> and here is a live look outside as we head to break. a fan-favorite venue ever since they got gig-speed internet. xfinity gives them the ultimate home field advantage. it's their 12th man. protector... hey, amy? want to grab a seat? julie, we're live. it's game on with gig-speed internet from xfinity. start him, sit him, trade him. simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, learn about gig-speeds from xfinity. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> people are enjoying snowy weekends in tahoe. heavenly, north star, and truckee are the first of the ski resorts open for the season. visitors are expected to be back on the slopes. >> for the most part everyone is respectful, the staffing is doing a great job of reminding people to pull their mask up. >> ski resorts have implemented protocols like

mike pompeo was a no go. josh hawley smart and effective but unlikable. and rick scott needs sandwich and to take a number behind marco. i'm sure if the president decides to rerun he will be able to spark up the base. but a lot of these future rush more busts will fight to the political death to make sure the republican party is crafted in their image. they won't take a powder to make america trump again. and that is the memo. so how can the president leave the presidency with the best chance to reclaim it again in four years? admiral anybody in the gop have the stones to run against him? the party pounce back to break it down. that ought back to her for the first time for it let's have a party for the party panel. we have recent senior editor and author of great book called panic attack, get your now to stuffs docking's. robby soave is here. with that serve america's executive director and the proudest buckeye i know fox news contributor former obama spokes person, marie cliff fox news contributor in times opinion editor charlie hurt. welcome everyone. >> hi kennedy. s

mike, elon musk, as one does. she also cohosts "pivot" with another friend of our broadcast, scott galway.at to see you again. the president's getting air support from fox news. i follow on twitter, a breaking news aggregator that has the patina of respectability and nice graphics, but it's the russians. i know it's the russians. i follow them just to see what they're up to. >> what are they up to, brian? >> tell me how social media as poured -- they're up to exactly what i'm going to ask you. how has social media poured gasoline on this disinformation fire? >> the problem is they've tried to do some things and going back years they've allowed this stuff to happen for so long. they're trying to put a stop to it by putting labels. they labelled all of donald trump's recreant tweets and other tweets coming down or being blocked or labelled. they've allowed a lot of these to be ma lent layers. when things get flooded in the zone and regular users get confused and upset, that's topot of the thing. they're trying to coop fuse people and upset people and that's the goal. >> if joe biden appointe

mike rounds said congratulations to kamala harris, as did senator james lange ford and senator tim scott those three senators have not yet said that she is the vice president-elect of the united states or that joe biden has won the election. they're siding with the president's fight against the election results for now. and when i caught up with lindsey graham, for instance, he said he wished if he wins ultimately, which he believes will be decided within a month or so, then she'll be willing to work with her. he said he made that point to her. lankford said he was just being polite when he said that. >>> president-elect biden and his transition team took a swipe at the general services administration today for still refusing to unlock formal relations. refusal means no current executive branch officials can meet or talk with incoming counterparts. the center of the storm is emily murphy. pete muntean is at the gnc for us today. you spent the day trying to get answers from this emily murphy. did you get any? >> not yet, anderson. what's interesting is we took a different approach to get

scott, the former d.c. democratic party chairman and matheson former chief of staff for republican senator mike lee of utah.to you both. >> good afternoon to you. >> there was speculation the president might not make this trip. what impact do you expect he are run off. >> i think all of the high profile names going into georgia the next coming weeks both the democrats and republican. we will have a little bit of impact and create some awareness. remember, we are going through holiday season and big thing is who is best organized on the ground. who can actually get people to go out and vote in a snrection in the middle of a holiday season. while the president will have an impact. former president obama will have some impact mostly to stir things up a little bit. really this will come down to blocking and tackling and doing the hard work and heavy lifting of campaigning all the way to the end. >> rick: scott, what about the president-elect? we are hearing joe biden is likely to come down and campaign for ossoff and warnock. >> he certainly will and barack obama and every democrat star and every republican sta

. >> so, rick scott was in the state earlier this week. it was marco rubio and vice president miketed next week to be here supporting his fellow republicans on the democratic side. former presidential candidate andrew yang expected in the state in the coming days. key y kyung lah cnn, atlanta. >>> emory university here in atlanta. good to see you and thanks for your time. just give people a sense of how bitter this battle is and how much more bitter it might become between now and january 5 and how much both parties are throwing at it. >> so, this race has the potential to be the most extensive and one of the nastiest in u.s. history. control of the senate is at stake, and so if democrats win these two seats they will have a 50/50 tie, which will be sort of abetted by vice president-elect kamala harris' tie-breaking vote. so, that's why it matters. it also matters because georgia just voted for joe biden in the presidential race, demonstrating increased competitiveness for democratic voters and candidates in the state that we haven't seen before. so, historically, republicans have

scott wiener. i think about 5, 6, represented getting me in representative karen bass. with the mike and karen bass and it would be a great great person to be there. >>is a very natural choice and i think there's going to be a lot of pressure and gavin de puerto. a woman and i'm member number of slot. the question is going to be with the neck and whether not represent a basket the position of the by the administration for some pack i think there's going to be some some discussion back and forth. so that's a good way of saying. she's pretty high up but i know she's going to be there as a choice 2 more 2 more names though san francisco mayor london breed and oakland mayor libby shaft. i'm just going to say those after after after the debacle with with some of the other ones. all of these are good choices all these the people who are going to present a gun being there i think the pressure and gavin those going to be putting a woman in a minority. i think that's going to be that's going to very high on the list on the other hand putting that latino in there. next senators is someone like

and claims of scott's going to not following hurricane protocol have erupted here for more on this developing story as might happen. tonio, host of america's lawyer. welcome, mike. thank you. yeah, i think you, you know, as i listened to you all open the program, i thought it was interesting. the story was about the pentagon was so interesting because it, it's, it's kind of a macro of what we're talking about. you're in a more of a micro story, and that is accountability, who's, who is watching the people who are making decisions about things like the pentagon and with america's lawyer. we've been trying to analyze what's, what's happening with the new infrastructure build out. ok, we, we have, we have a lot of infrastructure build out taking place all over the country in various places. but what we're not doing is we're not really looking we, it's almost like we've abandoned our responsibility to say, let me show up. at the hearing that we're going to have with a company. what scotland's, who are, they says, where they say we're the people that are going to improve your infrastructure? we're going to build a 400000000 dollar bridge, and you can count on us. an

straley‘s minister scott morrison gave his congratulations tojoe biden and kamala harris but before that, he did thank president trump and vice president trump and vice president mikemembers of his cabinet with whom they have had a very good relationship over the yea rs. good relationship over the years. spain's deputy pm, pablo iglesias, from the left side of the government there, the left wing, says trump is confirmed to have lost the election, this is good news for the planet as the globalfar is good news for the planet as the global far right loses its most powerful political asset. the belarusian president, resident lukashenko who of course has been through protests in his own country and the re—election of himself which was criticised as not being fairand which was criticised as not being fair and transparent, he has called the election a comedy, a mockery of democracy and iran, ayatolla hs, comedy, a mockery of democracy and iran, ayatollahs, any tweeting. .. then of course, interesting there has been no reaction from israel, from the prime minister benjamin debt —— netanyahu, no official reaction from the russian president vladimir putin as well. thanks for

mike, elon musk as one does. she also co-host the podcast "pivot" with another friend of our broadcast scott galaway.on twitter, an aggregator, a breaking news aggregator that has the patina of respectability and nice graphics, but it's the russians. i follow them to see what they're up to. tell me how social media has poured -- i how has social media poured gasoline on this disinformation fire? >> the problem is they've tried to do some things and the problem is it's going back years since they've allowed this stuff to go on for so long. they labeled almost all of donald trump's recent tweets for for example and other tweets coming down or being blocked or labeled or something like that. they've been trying to put out fires with essentially a squirt gun because they've a laed them to go on for years and a lot of people to game these systems, these malevolent players. it's difficult thing when things get flooded into the zone and users get upset and that's the whole thing, whether it's the russians or the gop or anyone else, they're trying to flood the zone and confuse people and upset people, and th

mike raju a student says the word. you and the gentleman is completely deaf on the left, right down on his understanding. so where, and scotts, touch. so he's feeling this on his skin and is able to translate the talk vibrations into an understanding of what is getting said. what we have done for me time is i ended up with the company on my lap called neo- sensory and wavelength is down to the size of a wrist and afraid tenant as motors vibrate and the band. i captures sound as a whole computer board in here. and what it is doing is translating the sound into the pattern of the vibration of the wrist. here's a very first participant before this is the prototype. to give you a sense of what it's like for him to be able to field sound. [silence]. so as i said, this neo- sensory company called the bus, we've got this all of the world now. it is wonderfully satisfying to be able to take a neuroscience idea and go all of the way from a theoretical concept to a device that is saving people's lives all over. i will also mention that i'm a scientific advisor for the west world. so we had our best making cameo appearance in west wor

mike pompeo refused to acknowledge biden's victory, saying that there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. >>> a san francisco lawmaker plans to introduce a bill in sacramento to decriminalize psychedelic drugs. scottys he will formally bring up the will when the legislature reconvenes next year. some of the psychedelic drugs have been shown to successfully treat certain mental illnesses. >> psychedelics in particular actually have medicinal value. we are learning more and more. even the fda is starting to acknowledge that psychedelics can be helpful with ptsd, depression, other health problems. >> last year oakland decriminalized psychedelic mushrooms. last week oregon followed suit, being the first state to legalize psychedelic mushrooms. >>> a warning about doorbells that can catch fire. recall for hundreds of thousands of ring doorbells that can overheat. >>> also had, replacing school resource officers with mental health festivals. >>> we are looking at the forecast. it includes some raindrops. >>> new at 11:00, a man who police entered a home and took residents hostage at gunpoint in vallejo today has been arrested. 24-year-old randy sates was arrested this morning on helton street where he b

. >> reporter: you saw rick scott was here in the state of georgia early this week. senator marco rubio was here and vice president mikece is expected next week. the rnc has pledged to drop additional $20 million here in the state and bring in 600 staffers to help with the re-election effort of their two senators. on the democratic side the biden campaign has also pledged a still tbd amount of money and andrew yang, a presidential candidate, has said he'll be heading here to the state as well. >>> so we're fewer than ten weeks out from inauguration day but the president has not acknowledged defeat. coming up how the stalled transition which is really the important part of the acknowledgement is threatening the u.s. ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. ♪ to put the world on pause. lindor. made to melt you. by the lindt master chocolatier. americans from both parties. turned out to vote in numbers like we haven't seen in a hundred years. and election officials counted those votes carefully, transparently and in accordance with the law. so, no matter who you voted for, if you cast a ballot, or counted them. thank you for show

scott in the state today. earlier in the week it was marco rubio. and next week vice president mikece is expected to land here in georgia. on the democrat side, erin, we are anticipating that andrew yang would be here in the coming days. so some familiar faces here in the state very soon. >> it is going to be a packed state. thank you very much, kyung lah. >>> next, new cases of coronavirus hitting a record tonight. and yet the president is putting millions of lives at risk by trying to settle political scores on a vaccine. >> so we won't be delivering it to new york. >> and cnn learning the nation's cia director was kept out of an intelligence meeting today. the cia director. so what is the fate of gina has kill? happy anniversary. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your home deductible. it's a policy perk for being a farmers customer. (customer) do i have to do anything? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) hmm, that is really something. (burke) you get a whole lot of

mike. 5:44 right now. georgia has recounted the votes, and the outcome is the same. joe biden won the state. >> scottnow a blue state, will certify those results today. >>> that's right. pennsylvania and michigan on monday am good morning to you. the president, who lost the election is running out of options in his attempts to stop joe biden from coming into the white house. the latest and most controversial is he's invited republicans from michigan's legislators to talk with him at the white house. now to be clear, we don't know why the invitation was made or what they're going to discuss, but it is the legislature that appoints the electors who then actually vote for the president. the president's lawyers have not given up on trying to block votes from being certified. in a very strange press conference at gop headquarters in washington they advanced a theory that communists, black lives matter and the long dead dictator hugo chavez were part of a plot to change trump votes into biden reports. reporters demanded even a scrap of proof and got this. >> your question is fundamentally flawed when you'r

mike pence, but the president was not part of that meeting. he has not been since april or may. now he relies on the advice of dr. scott atlas, who doesn't have a background in pandemics. the president has not acknowledged the death count. the fact that of the in your opinions that have lost their lives, he has not acknowledged it for weeks, he has not taken questions from reporters since election day. what is notable about that is that the task force used to brief on a near daily basis on the early months of the pandemic when you saw cases not as high as they are right now. that is because dr. fauci and dr. burke said about what to look for. the group met and they did not come out and take questions. so the white house is simply ignoring this in a public facing way. they're taking victory laps on the vaccine development as you mentioned, but beyond that the president is not at all talking about the crisis that is still happening under his watch. >> it is bad, getting bad, getting worse ever day. the coronavirus task force shows that that team at least is taking this very seriously and they're sounding alarms inter l i

scott kelly, you're a retired nasa astronaut. take us inside and tell us what's going on with the four astronauts, mike hopkins, shannon walker, victorver and soichi noguchi. >> one thing that miles didn't mention, wolf, is that despite it being -- he mentioned it being risky and that's true. but its also a lot of fun. i'm sure they're enjoying the ride even though they're doing their jobs which are monitoring the systems in case something would go wrong and if there was a way that they could interact. the space shuttle was similar in that the crew didn't do a lot on ascent. they had the potential to do an incredible amount of work in the shuttle. but like spacex, the shuttle was basically automated throughout the whole launch. >> and so are they talking to each other? just give us a little sense of what it's like at a critical moment like this? >> they're probably being pretty quiet. they're looking at their displays, monitoring the abort boundaries, the performance of the engines and the systems on board. i'm sure they're doing nonverbal communication too, pointing to things, maybe hitting the other person on the arm, look at this.