millie. now presenting the colors is the third united states infantry regiment, the old guard, accompanied by the old guard fife and drum corps. the national anthem will be performed by jesse meeks from the united states army band, pershing's own. ♪ ♪ >> present arms! >> ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight , oh the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> right shoulder! >> delivering the invocation today is chief of chaplains of the army, chaplain major general thomas l. solhjem. >> ladies and gentlemen, i ask that you please join me as we mark this occasion in a word of prayer. almighty and everlasting god, as we dedicate the opening of the n

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as the prime minister has stated, the millie -- military operation is meant for these two major objectives just how close is ethiopia to civil war right now? >> i think ethiopia is in a state of war already. we have an armed confrontation between government forces and forces that are loyal to the regional government and the territory of government with resources. this is a civil war. two address the point that it was making earlier that the government was forced into this confrontation. to be quite honest, we know the writing is on the wall of what is coming in terms of a confrontation between the two forces. it is now an extension of what has been in other places. the only reason were talking about the confrontation is because tplf has resources that extend itself. the evidence very clearly showed they have already been provocative deployment on the border. if tplf tries to loot from the resources, it is probably because there has been types of force against them. >> what are the reasons for the conflict and why has it escalated so much? was the tipping point the holding of the election?

following the arrest of milly's solution. the family was broken apart and the children were placed in homes all over texas. they have never seen their mother again. i don't know why my sister sitting on death row . a danger to society having 13 children. there just doesn't make any sense that i'll have anybody that sat through that trial knows that my sister's child was the circus. it was just awful. she stood no chance. she stood no chance. we tried to be going everywhere. pro bono, everybody $150.00 just started 150008 star or do we come up with that money? you can sell everything and we still don't have that money. do you feel that her attorneys for the trial? nope, not at all. not at all. sister believes that the lawyers assigned to the case botched the trial. they never interrogated her family or any of her children since this is where she live. nor did they investigate and mariah suffered 2 days before the tragedy. we could have been the cause of her head trauma from here they were moving and in between that time that a

i want to play you what general milly said. in the absence of something happening people fear what trump might do that's really dangerous. like try to seize power and use the military. this is what the general said yesterday. seems like he was calling trump out. >> we are unique. among armies. we are unique among military. we do not take an oath to a king or queen. a tyrant or dictator. we do not take oath to an individual. >> so, for yourself as somebody who is the gang of eight. you get intelligence briefings. do you have any concern whatsoever that donald trump will try to go to extraordinary means including trying to use his role as commander in chief to stay in power? is that something people should let go and disabuse themselves of the fear. >> in my view he's gone to extreme position in denying the election. making a massive fraudulent claim about people's votes. will he go and seek to essentially a military coup? no. he may want to. the military is not going to go along with that. i have confidence they will reject that

more than 13 milli people in the united states have now been diagnosed with coronavirus infections since the pandemic arrived here last winter. while most people experience mild symptoms and recover, hospitalizations are now rising rapidly. the covid tracking project shows record numbers of covid-19 patients being hospitalized,cl e to 90,000 yesterday. in los angeles, officials are warning there may be a shortage of hospital beds if cases continue to increase at the current rate. late yesterday, los gele county issued a new "safer-at- home" order that will begin monday and last three weeks. the new restrictions urge residents to stay home "as much as possible" and to wear face coveringwhen they go out. it bans people from gathering puicly or privately with any not in their households. but there are exceptions for church services and protests,e which sted as constitutionally protected rights.n for moree covid-19 crisis and how one hospital responded early on, i recently sith dr adam jarrett fowsnj spotlight he's chief medical officer at holy name medical center jn teaneck, nsey, and autho

by thursday morning, 23 milli peop or 40% of the publishing will finve thems still living under the highestestrictions of tier 3, not exactly the freedom that many have dreamed of. boris johnson says that the 14 days.will be reviewed every what do those assertions look like? the twhighest levels still impose positions on a bars and restaurants. in tier 2, bars and restaurants and can remain open, but there can be no mixing between hassles. at the highest level, bars and restaurants are closed unless they offer takeaway. the differences between ti 2 and 3 could mean survival for businesses. correspondent: december will be month 4 therapy per here, hunkered down from seeingd friends milies. covid cases are still high, and the market is quieting down. she is worri about hanging on. >> tier 3 is not going to work for us. correspondent: racquel lost her job last year, and now there are few people out and about to hear him sing. e> this has come at such a t where it has thrown me. i could not have prepared for this. correspondent: the prime minister might be out of his isolation now. the country

millie were looking at me afternoon into early evening hours, so right around this time, 24 hours from now, the chance of showers will haraway on sunday but that is not as impressed. a big cooldown heading our way, these are tomorrow's high temperatures, upper 50s and low to mid 60s, it is not that far below average. we have been so far above average for so long, it is going to feel startling, just going directly from late-summer into the middle of autumn. we take a look at tomorrow's our by our rain chances and how these temperatures will involve coming up in just a few minutes. >>> a live look at sfo tonight, and should you be planning to fly it over the holidays, public health officials expect all travelers to quarantine when they return. andria borba joins us live at sfo with just how that is going to work. >> we expect to hear from bay area public health officials, it en masse, in the next day or so, kind of laying out the guidelines of what to expect, what you should be doing if you plan on traveling for the holidays. if you plan on trying to get away and deal some sense of norma

"new york times" but with iran's vast military power vice president pence, joint chiefs chairman millie and even secretary of state pompeo an iran hard liner warning it could quickly escalate into a wider war in his final days in office outside experts also alarmed. >> where could they hit back at american military forces in iraq and american naval and air assets in the gulf they could try to kidnap, or kill american citizens anywhere in the world. they've done that in the past >> reporter: military experts calling the president's suggestion reckless during a transition >> it is highly irresponsible for a sitting president in the waning days of an administration to take such dramatic steps and actions. >> reporter: today the president also taking potentially irreversible steps by pushing the pentagon to withdraw thousands of troops from afghanistan after ousting defense secretary mark esper last week for objecting. the acting defense secretary announcing a rapid troop drawdown from both iraq and afghanistan. >> by january 15th, 2021, our forces, their size in afghanistan, will be 2,500

>> i have a lot of faith in general milly he understands where he's working and who is in the buildingonfident he's sending the right message and he said it recently at an event locally in washington where the united states military men and women support and defend the constitution. we do not support and defend an individual or an individual office and i think that's the message. milly is very strong on that and that's the righ messageo them. >> admiral mike mullen, retired admiral. thanks for coming on and sharing your perspective, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we come back, president trump finally said he'll leave the white house if he loses the the white house if he loses the electoral colle vote but is the white house if he loses the electoral colle vote but is these days, we want sophisticated but simple. cutting edge made user friendly. in other words, we want a hybrid. and so do retailers. which is why they're going hybrid, with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach with watson ai helps manage supply chains while predicting demands with ease. from retail to healthcare

>> i have a lot of faith in general milly he understands where he's working and who is in the buildingonfident he's sending the right message and he said it recently at an event locally in washington where the united states military men and women support and defend the constitution. we do not support and defend an individual or an individual office and i think that's the message. milly is very strong on that and that's the right message to them. >> admiral mike mullen, retired admiral. thanks for coming on and sharing your perspective, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you, chuck. >>> when we come back, president trump finally said he'll leave the white house if he loses the the white house if he loses the elec the white house if he loses the elec labradoodles, cronuts, skorts. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world loves a hybrid. so do businesses. so, today they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach lets them use watson ai to modernize without rebuilding, and bring all their partners and customers together in one place. that's why businesses from retail to banking are going wi

. >> o pace for next year, it will give us the capacity of up to 3 milli doses, which will include note developed world b the developing world, as well. because this vaccine is refrigerated, it makes it easier to store and distribute. fergus: but immunizing the u.k. let alone the world will be a hugendertaking. drive-thru centers are likely to be used for covid vaccines. and even if one millioadults a week are immunized, it will be months before these vials help clear a path through the paemic. bbc news. laura: while the vaccine cannot come soon enough for many people ound the world who have endured restrictions, in now travel to the neighboring state of new south wales for the first time since july. there was a covid outbrk in rnmelb which was finally brought under control. as the city emerges from a tough dolock, they are celebrating. our correspondent reports from lbourne. reporter: this is the flight theys have been waiting mon board, and f this woman, it could not come fast enough. >> today is the day i can meet my four-month-old grandson for the first time. fantastic. reporter: b

then he would wave to millie like this and i've blown kisses. >> that's what he taught everybody elsend his players and his students. you fight till the very end. then you turn it over to the lord, and the lord will do the rest. >> reporter: dying of covid, the retired coach hoped to spare them one last anguish. >> right at the end, he left us because he didn't want to be put on a ventilator and he knew there was no other choice. and he didn't want me to have to make that decision. because he knew how bad it was. his lungs were like concrete. that's why he kept telling us, "i can't breathe, i can't breathe." >> reporter: coach brown, who recently retired, one of the latest victims in the city where the spread of covid is described as uncontrollable. el paso, texas. once dubbed the safest city in the country, imperiled now by the virus. cases, hospitalizations, and deaths breaking records. they're backing in this refrigerator truck into the medical examiner's office just over there. there are still more of these trucks headed this way. the state has shipped ten refrigerator trucks here

. >>> now thinks millie to donald trump, the gop has found its voice. it has never been very easy to be read in such a blue part of the country. >>> it is been a situation where if you are found out to be concerned, you're kind of like demonized, kind of shamed. >> they are hateful, same thing to me, like you already, 10 years from now you're going to be dead. and we are going to be happy. really mean, mean things. >> reporter: but this morning, those campaigning for donald trump were greeted with honks of support, clearly, something has changed. >>> i'm not intimidated anymore. at the patriots out here, i'm feeling really comfortable. >> reporter: the thing that democrats hit the most is caustic, unapologetic rhetoric, that has inspired many to stop worrying about what others may of them. >> we should not be ashamed for what we believe in, and, and, even if we are outnumbered, even in the bay area, that is okay because we can, we can say look, this is what we stand for. >>> longtime democrat does not have that kind of passion for joe biden but he is su

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>> could he fire general milly.m on tv. >> president trump could fire general millie at any time. it would be uncommon but he serves at the pleasure of the president so yes, absolutely. >> what was the reaction to secretary esper's comments to the military times where he said god help us? >> so, that was something -- you know, secretary esper really hated that. it was something that stuck in his crawl. privately, he pushed back. officials around him really pushed back and said you have no idea how much he's actually standing up to president trump behind the scenes. you guys just don't know but the president doesn't listen to him. i wasn't surprised to read that at all. and it was also something last week i was really struck, carol and i put out a story about secretary esper preparing his resignation letter. i was struck by the reaction to the story both doing the reporting on it and after it came out by how much concern there was at very senior levels of the pentagon for what president trump could do in these last d

win here would definitely help and for a while it looked like shaka might finally get 119 year old millie shout open the scoring at the half hour mark with a diving header 1st 1st every point is a good goal in just this 2nd match. i like to score goals i used to do that playing in the junior leagues it's a dream come true. but stuttgart have started this season well and a penalty early in the 2nd happens for a handball give nicolas gonzalez the chance to make it one on after the game. down said he would have barely given his team a passing grade for the performance. but his decision to play shout gets an a plus from kick off. sometimes the answer to a club's problems is simply new blood and a little faith in players from the youth academy. found has drawn caution to the wind giving a starting berth. and a 19 year old has repaid the faith in the attitude of bounce youngsters the key to saving shock a season. the humvee the turn if they approach games differently because they have not had negative experiences you can see that on the pitch produced a great performance today and did well to s

it should lift the question mark that's been hanging over christmas for many students like millie in. me and a lot of my friends are quite stressed about it really because there's so much talk about whether we can actually go home or whether we'll have to stay here at uni and not be with family at christmas, so it's quite hard, really, not knowing what we're going to be able to do. durham is one of the pilot universities that trialled a self—test system for 850 of its students and 60 staff. so far, only five cases have been confirmed. it's the same sort of rapid result test that will be rolled out across campuses, prioritised to areas where the virus is circulating more. any students testing positive will have to follow normal isolation rules but they should be able to do that, recover and still get home in time for christmas. i think any testing is good news. part of the challenge is that anybody travelling between two quite distant parts of the country may be carrying the virus from one part of the country to another, and so ensuring that people who are travelling across the countr

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christopher millis, at the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan, will be nearly hard from the present total of 4 and a half 1000. all the number in iraq will be cut by 500. he said the reduction was government policy and in line with the expectations of the public. by january 15th, 2021, our forces, their size in afghanistan will be 2500 troops or 4 sides in iraq will all.

how millie billions of laser beams are actually... ?on returns, so that is an incredible amount of data. and how long did it ta ke to amount of data. and how long did it take to collect that? really only a couple of weeks. it is something like eight flights. it is 2100 square kilometres of area that was covered in that amount of time. when you obviously have a great understanding of how sophisticated the mayans were, but did the lidar increase that understanding? yes. the lidar showed without any doubt that we totally underestimated their engineering capabilities in terms of landscape, modifications to make the landscape, modifications to make the land more sustainable, to irrigate, bring water to places that they were cultivating. to stop erosion. pretty mind blowing. that's howl cultivating. to stop erosion. pretty mind blowing. that's how i felt. and i thought the mayan were pretty sophisticated already, but not at this scale. one of the sites, where lidar has been especially helpful, is this place. so this was all through one came?

they've used for drone strikes of all to milly killed civilians and things of that nature. it's a very dangerous issue. no, you're absolutely correct. and it's one that he'd been to a lot of the conversation about what it's about data privacy and what's been going on on some of these social media sites, as well as some of the social dating apps. because they are so popular, you have gone there, not even reading when there are disclaimers. but to my understanding for this type of thing, there has not even been a disclaimer that says where this information is going. and people are unwittingly finding out by the thousands. sometimes more than that, under erroneous pretense, they did doing one thing and now they're step is being sold to god knows who well in this case we do know who and i can. yeah. going on with that. i mean, it's crazy because it's like, look, we all kind of expect a little bit of like we, we expect, but there's no privacy, especially when we click i accept, you know, as i mentioned earlier. but what's interesting with this is that motherboard's investigation

millie, a bad person, you have to punish that was done in order to teach others a lesson. and a lesson that has to be learned is that never, never, never go down this populist again. so that's why there's all this dog now. i mean, we've had articles in the new york times, new york of your books, the nation that we have to punish donald trump. i haven't quite figured out what it is. they're going to put him on trial for what crime did because of committed. but they know that he's a criminal, that kind of figure out later on what, what are the crimes, once they subpoena, or his documents or his account, or his bank statements going back out into how many decades they're hoping that they're going to find something that they can put him on trial, or alternatively, just fine, want to import forever and bankrupt him. so what's, what's really going on here is just this. i'm attempting news the legal process to intimidate anyone so that any future off the boat from the end will get the message . don't go down this path unless you want to end up bankrupt or imprisoned. you know, ro

today mr bridger and president know how milly's armenia's prime minister lee called question out and russia signed the declaration announcing the cease fire and stopping combat nagorno-karabakh conflicts of armenia and azerbaijan signed a peace deal of bring to let russian peacekeepers patrolled the disputed. region but news of the cease fire didn't go down well and caravan ah i. protesters stormed the parliament and got.

time to cool off with policymakers debating when and how to and there's to millis program. -- to enter their stimulus program. >> another grim mode -- another grim milestone, global coronavirus cases sore past 50 million. the u.s. has seen 126,000 infections for third day. >> let's have a look at the market. seeing stocks bed up. taking a look at that nikkei, levels not seen since 1991. the hang seng half an hour trading, up 1.1%. despite notable followers including jal, the airlines. up 2% for the nikkei to 25. elsewhere of the weekend, export and import data both nubbers higher than anticipated. chinese export growth accelerating in october. with the dollar, despite the victory the dollar has weakened against its peers. we have also the yen now approaching that 103 level. that would be a breach of a technical and psychological level. $.99, 2.7% top the upside. after the biden victory, gold as well seeing three straight gains -- three straight days of gains. >> joe biden preparing to take office as the 46th president of the united states. he is moving forward as president-elect, launc

but you can't have aunt milly over with a cousin. newsom has all kinds of regulations in california. he got caught tining at a restaurant called french laundry. inside where i think it's $350 a head. and he was dining with members of the california medical association who were breaking their own rules. there is nothing that annoy people more in this country is when politicians say do something and they don't do it themselves. >> whether it's governor newsom or mayor bowser. she can travel, that's essential. she can travel to the biden victory party or whatever it's called. but we can't leave? we have to be in our homes at 10:00. it's ridiculous. the part that gets me the worst, jesse. when governors tell business owners that we care more about your employees and customers than you do. i fail to accept that premise. i think the small business owner cares deeply about the well-being of their customers. let them operate their business. don't put all these restrictions on them and don't shut them down. '. jesse: it's the big companies th

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. >> you recorded general millie describing the escalation to the president, they left the meeting believing missile strike is on the table. do you know why they believed that? >> it is hard to tell this president because he raises issues and he takes it to hard seriously and sometimes he seems to dismiss it and at moment he comes back at it. we saw a moment where he ordered to strike against iran more than a year ago and pull back from it. it is hard to tell whether it is over. what is clear is the iranians have 12 times of acceptable limit under nuclear fuels. that's enough for them to bill two weapons but it would take them about six months in order to build them. it is not like he's facing imminent problems here. if he takes military action, it would make harder for joe biden to put this all back together. david singer, a professor and reporter. thank you. >> if the reporting is not alarming enough. sources telling jake tapper before he was fired by president trump, mark esper, did not recommend any draw down of troops in afghanistan. that was one of the main reasons the president fired

so there's probably a minimum force size package i'm sure that general milly and secretary esper aret and that's why they didn't want to call it down. here's the other thing, this has been since 2001 a series of policy misjudgments and missteps all along the way. and this is really all about pakistan and india and their rivalry on the subcontinent. pakistan wants afghanistan as its rear area. india wants to check that to put more pressure on pakistan. they're nuclear armed nations, the united states has never constructed an effective policy to persuade pakistan to let afghanistan alone. so the taliban all along have been supporting, to one degree or another, and guided to one degree or another by pakistan. the current peace talks are stalled. the taliban has not broken relations successfully and completely with al qaeda. this is supposed to come to a conclusion in may of 2021. so this is, no matter the troops are pulled out or not, this is a big headache for the biden administration because as you said it's a complex situation. you can't fix it by putting 10,000 more troops in. you c

. >> and according to the latest information we have from your office, there's still about 1.5 milli. and there are still three house races left to be called, including the 25th district, where the two main candidates are separated by less than 160 votes. californians are used to waiting for results. do we know when we can expect the final results in the close races? >> look, counties in california have 30 days from election day to finish what we call the canvass period. counting the ballots, counting the votes, and conducting the post-election audits to ensure the integrity and accuracy of the results. we've been saying for most contests it will take a couple of weeks. it's the way it's played out in michigan, arizona, pennsylvania, this is the normal. election officials want to get it right, not to get it fast. >> and going forward, when you do a post-mortem analysis of this election, what have you learned that you can adopt to make this a better election cycle this time around. not that there's anything wrong with this one, but how about in a pandemic? >> it made more sense during

what is the responsibility of general milly and the joint chief of staff giving this political earthquakevin: we still have not heard from president trump on camera. so that has been a question that republicans, and democrats are trying to sort through. the political nature of the georgia january 5 runoff in which control of the senate is at stake is very much impacting and casting a shadow over all of the different dynamics at play here to the transition process. president-elect joe biden has also announced yesterday that his transitional landing teams. people like ellen hughes caron wick, the former chief economist at ford motor company being named to the various economic agencies in that case the commerce department but all of the different agencies and departments getting their thoughts together as a result of that announcement yesterday. and the names i would note this, the names that are not on that list, tom, potentially because they're being vetted for cabinet level officials. so if someone isn't on that list, it means they could be vetted. jonathan: i'll give you a flavor of wall

millie -- cheat. host: millie, appreciate you persevering and getting in on the phone lines.tsburgh, northwest corner there, in pennsylvania it is small shifts in small places adding up to big differences for joe biden, election night in downtown yeary at the democratic watch party where the mood was grim. yeary,en was losing, in the surrounding county had backed barack obama twice before flipping to trump and 2016 and it would probably need to flip back if democrats wanted to win pennsylvania. they write about how on saturday their patience was rewarded and biden defeated trump after the democrat won pennsylvania and set off a dance party on the streets of philadelphia along with amplification from the presidential backers of unfounded claims of the city election fraud. yet it wasn't a major urban centers that set the result in 2020. the state deliver the coolest cup of all, it was ear he county and other places like it where relatively minor shifts across a small swath of industrial cities and growing suburbs and smalling exurbs added up and made all the difference. that's

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we've got $6 milli 6 million or americans who are so behind on their rent or mortgage that they face almost immediate eviction when the current restrictions expire. we've got states and counties and cities that are laying off public servants, months and months ago now the house passed their covid relief bill, the senate has not taken up and passed anything comparable. when president-elect biden met with speaker pelosi and minority leader schumer here in wilmington, delaware, a number of days ago they agreed that we need a broad and robust relief package. >> yeah, but if the republicans in georgia keep those georgia senate seats in january, during those runoff races, what's going to change under a biden presidency? >> well, that's our core challenge is that majority leader mcconnell has steadfastly refused to support a relief package more than a few hundred billions and there is a big gap between the number that he and his caucus will support and the number that the speaker supports and the president-elect supports and figuring out that difference is the hard work of legislating. ther

most people say he is nonpartisan as chairman of the joint chiefs, but milly is the guy left behind. he is now the guy the president will ultimately turn to for military advice and will he be able to convince the president, you know, not to have a period of turmoil in national security for the 70 plus days ahead of us until inauguration. brianna? >> hard to imagine, i want to bring kaitlan back in, for someone like mark milley to look at this decision and say that is the right thing for the country that i am sworn to protect, and kaitlan, one of the things you mentioned was this may not be a one off thing, that there are other folks on the chopping block here. so what's going on here? the president clearly at this point in time, should be aware of this, at this point in time in a lame duck presidency, this is where the lame duck president sort of fades into the background. their power is certainly diminished at this point in time and eyes start to focus on the transition of the new administration coming in. it seems like the president with his kind of typical attention seeking behavi

christopher millis at the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan will be nearly hard from the president total of 4 and a half 1000. all the number in iraq will be cut by $500.00 is that they were duction was government policy. and in line with the expectations of the public by january 15th, 2021, our forces, their size in afghanistan will be 2500 troops or 4 sides in iraq will also be 2500 by that same day. this is consistent with our established plans and strategic objectives. supported by the american people and does not equate to a change in u.s. policy or objectives. when our white house correspondent can really help it. this was anticipated and already in advance of this announcement, there was pushback because top republicans, including mitch mcconnell, the top republican in the u.s. senate saying that this is really going to affect not only the ongoing peace efforts in negotiations in afghanistan with regard to the taliban of course, those negotiations taking place in doha, but also the fact that there is concern this c

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the iranian foreign minister already blaming israel tweeting in part "this coward millis serious indications of israeli rolele shows desperate warmongering of the perpetrator. and invited the threatened revenge saying iran would descend like lightning on the killers of the oppressed murder." this is the latest in a series of attacks on iran nuclear program and fresh concern about the increased amount of enriched uranium, 12 times the amount allowed under the 715 deal. the u.s. b-52 bombers to the region as a deterrent and senior israeli officials with very sensitive materials in the coming week. >> iran's goal is to wait out the trump administration but this fashion could make it more costly for iran if iran wants to respond immediately. >> it was a year ago the u.s. assassinated sulla money and back then iran attacking u.s. stations and at the time, the two countries stood on the brink of war but whether iran will retaliate now for this death be seen and if he did retaliate it would make it harder for a biden administration to join this -- wants and needs the sanction reliefs. at the same t