alix: mimi, thanks a lot.ohead ofon, barclays global ethics distribution. -- global fx distribution. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: it's time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories and news right now. doordash hopes to raise as much is 2.8 billion dollars in an ipo. the largest u.s. food delivery service plans on being part of an end of the year listing rush. doordash says it plans to sell at $75 to $85res each. zoom reports after the closing bell, one of the stocks that defined 2020 on wall street. tolysts expect a gain soaring growth, but less than certain prospects for next year. shares of clean energy trucking stocks at nicola are plunging today. general motors has scrapped a on anive deal to join electric pickup truck. agreementnonbinding for gm to supply technology. plus, gm won't be taking an equity stake in nikola. that is your latest business flash. guy: thank you very much, indeed. european markets are about to close. it has been an epic month. the month of nov

hello, i'm mimi fawaz at the bbc sports centre with your latest sports news.ootball association greg clarke has resigned after using offensive language while talking to mp's about diversity at a parliamentary hearing today. he had been called to give evidence to the department for culture, media and sport select committee on the premier league's bailout, to the english football league via videolink. clarke had been in the role since 2016 and in a statement following his resignation said... well, there's been plenty of reaction to the comments made by clarke, including from england defender tyrone mings. we don't necessarilyjust have to educate our kids on the society of today, or what you can or cannot say. but also people in greg's position, people that have lived in different cultures and lived in different times to what we are living at the moment, that phrase may have been acceptable once upon a time, but i think it probably highlights this comments and probably highlights even more than i could commit even more than what they can, even more than players o

vienna based mimi comma is one of the biggest fact checkers in the german speaking world. the coronavirus has posed serious challenges for its experts. they were already dealing with around 150 fake notifications every day. that number as more than tripled. since the pandemic struck communications expert says, fake news has seriously escalated at the start of the crisis. there were a lot of largely harmless hoaxes chain mails and what's not messages where people were evidently afraid and insecure. about the new situation. there was a lot of trolling and initially satirical posts among these people. but then in march we saw things reach a 2nd level with videos imposed by contrarians scientists that contradicted the scientific consensus. that's where things got more difficult. and then in april, we noticed a really big shift with a load of conspiracy theories suddenly popping up that made it especially difficult for every kind of fact checking because there are no facts to check const. on the contrary, these myths 1st assume legitimacy. and then challenge you to disprove the

vienna based mimi comma is one of the biggest fact checkers in the german speaking world. the coronavirus has posed serious challenges for its experts. they were already dealing with around 150 fake news notifications every day. that number is more than tripled. since the pandemic struck communications expert, i'm dave says fake news has seriously escalated at the start of the crisis. there were a lot of largely harmless hoaxes chain mails and what's not messages where people were evidently afraid and insecure about the new situation. there was a lot of trolling and initially satirical posts among these people. but then in march, we saw things reach a 2nd level with videos imposed by contrarians scientists that contradicted the scientific consensus. that's where things got more difficult, really went on. and then in april we noticed a really big shift with a load of conspiracy theories suddenly popping up. all of that made especially difficult for every kind of fact checking because there are no facts to check const . on the contrary, these myths 1st assume legitimacy. and

vienna based mimi comma is one of the biggest fact checkers in the german speaking world. the coronavirus has posed serious challenges for its experts. they were already dealing with around 150 feet every day. that number as more than tripled. since the pandemic struck communications expert on today, both sides fake news has seriously escalated. i'm frank, to quote a at the start of the crisis. there were a lot of largely harmless hoaxes chain mails and what's up messages where people were evidently afraid and insecure about the new situation. there was a lot of trolling and initially satirical posts among these people. but then in march we saw things reach a 2nd level with videos imposed by contrary and scientists that contradicted the scientific consensus. that's where things got more difficult. and then in april, we noticed a really big shift with a load of conspiracy theories suddenly popping up that made especially difficult for every kind of fact checking because there are no facts to check on the contrary, these myths 1st, assume legitimacy and then challenge you to

vienna based mimi comma is one of the biggest fact checkers in the german speaking world. the coronavirus has posed serious challenges for its experts. they were already dealing with around 150 fake news every day. that number is more than tripled. since the pandemic struck communications expert on today, both says fake news has seriously escalated at the start of the crisis. there were a lot of largely harmless hoaxes chain mails and what's up messages where people were evidently afraid and insecure. about the new situation. there was a lot of trolling and initially satirical posts among these people. but then in march we saw things reach a 2nd level with videos imposed by contrarians scientists that contradicted the scientific consensus. that's where things got more difficult, really went on. and then in april we noticed a really big shift with a load of conspiracy theories suddenly popping up. you know, that made is especially difficult for every kind of fact checking because there are no facts to check const rushville on the contrary. these myths 1st assume legitimacy

little it was forced out of her home twice during the war in the ninety's, when both mimi and that shit about john accused each other of massacres and ethnic cleansing, though both denied that this is the 3rd time she's lost, the house. she isn't a hateful person. she's a teacher, a mother, and most people would burn their houses so no. is it about johnny gets it? she couldn't stomach the thought. yes, i don't want to burn down my house. if someone wants it, let them have it. even burn it for fun. my children were born in this house. they grew up on that this roof. i can't burn the memories. i can burn that part of my life. all the good and all the bad. it was all here. we are leaving tomorrow. but we don't know who will get the house to hell with them. i'm going to bunny down, white town. little it couldn't bear to watch. we found a weeping behind the house is the 5 is spread. what do you call this? is it sad? is it devastated? having to burn down a house you built? you loved you tended and raised 3 children in the 17 years because of the shape of your face, the color of your skin, you

hello, i'm mimi fawaz at the bbc sports centre with your latest sports news.gned after using offensive language while talking to mp‘s about diversity at a parliamentary hearing today. —— two mps. he had been called to give evidence to the department for culture, media and sport select committee on the premier league's bailout, to the english football league via videolink. clarke had been in the role since 2016 and in a statement following his resignation said... well, there's been plenty of reaction to the comments made by clarke, including from england defender tyrone mings. we don't necessarilyjust have to educate our kids on the society of today, or what you can or cannot say. but also people in greg's position, people that have lived in different cultures and lived in different times to what we are living at the moment, that phrase may have been acceptable once upon a time, but i think it probably highlights this comments and probably highlights even more than i could commit even more than what they can, even more than players or staff can. that we still h

mimi's donald trump can demand a recount. he is within his right to do that. and one with georgia because georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger, has been in the news quite a bit. there's been pressure from topper publicans to basically throughout any ballots that did not favour donald trump, and alyeska not to say, look, i am a republican, favour donald trump, and alyeska not to say, look, iam a republican, i disappointed the republicans did not win the election, but the numbers do not lie. at the moment, yes, georgia has certified forjoe biden, as i say, donald trump is expected to demand a recount. in michigan, legislators are meeting with donald trump. again, what is he inspecting them to do? what is he expecting from them was nick what are they talking about coachella —— talking about coachella he basically wa nts —— talking about coachella he basically wants michigan declared for him. donald trump is hanging onto the fact that michigan is not officially declared what its results are. the vote is not officially counted and confirmed, they are st

hello, i'm mimi fawaz, and welcome along to the programme.and duty. gomez has pulled out of the squad to face the republic of ireland, belgium, and iceland, and returned to liverpool forfurther diagnosis. the england boss, gareth southgate, says it's too early to speculate on the exact nature of the injury. what was upsetting was to see he was in a fair bit of pain. in fact, there was nobody around him when the injury happened. so i didn't like that element of it. but we've just got to wait and see what the scans show. and, you know, we're all hopeful for him that it's not what it might be. that england match is one of several friendlies tomorrow. but there is a huge amount at stake for scotland and northern ireland — they are in the euro play—off finals, four one—off ties with the winners taking the final places at next year's championship. scotland face serbia in belgrade, looking to reach a major championship for the first time since the 1998 world cup. the scots beat israel on penalties last month in the semi—finals, and are on an eight—m

you know watching it data mimi's live from berlin we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour i'm rebecca returns in that end thanks for watching. the missionary and a pragmatist the diplomat who always gets straight to the point. where the good to institute's outgoing director. close to tellem on. the last cultural diplomatic. starts nov 16th on a d w and. the thing about the stars in the sky is you can gaze at them whether you're behind a wall or not and. mark i want to score my grandmother had a telescope we'd often look at saturn or jupiter and it's moons it was so cool minus about a tycoon. even though i was born in january 1901 a year after the wall fell. and about. because it's incredible to think that my parents who seem so ordinary to me grew up in a dictatorship a place where tanks would sometimes roll through the streets that are just awful fights and. look up again now that used to be a law i knew that it had been built and that my mother and my grandparents were trapped behind it that was the reality i grew up with guns no mother beth. brother and sister fans and anto

based mimi comma is one of the biggest fact checkers in the german speaking world. the coronavirus has posed serious challenges for its experts who are already dealing with around 150 feet every day. that number is more than tripled. since the pandemic struck communications expert on today, it was fake news seriously escalated just so i'm funk. that's the start of the crisis. there were a lot of largely harmless hoaxes chain mails and what's up messages where people were evidently afraid and insecure about the new situation. there was a lot of trolling and initially satirical posts among these people. but then in march, we saw things reach a 2nd level with videos imposed by contrary. and scientists that contradicted the scientific consensus. that's where things got more difficult. and then in april, we noticed a really big shift with a load of conspiracy theories suddenly popping up that made especially difficult for every kind of fact checking because there are no facts to check on the contrary, these myths 1st, assume legitimacy and then challenge you to disprove

my name is mimi clavner, and i've lived in district 9 for 35 years. i ask you to reject this contract. frankly, i'm appalled at what i heard earlier in this meeting. it's the same old, same old, is this is unacceptable. this m.o.u. was negotiated in secret by d.h.r. yes, the same d.h.r. that was recently called out as being racist. it's incomprehensible to me why they would offer a short deferral of raises with more raises in the next two years without any claims of concession. d.h.r., the mayor's office, sfpd, and the city attorney's office all have vested interests in keeping things as they are. the people are demanding change. i urge you to reject the contract, and i also want to say to the clerk or the secretary, who's ever in charge. queue, i want to object to you cutting off the queue, which then had at least five people in the queue on thursday. how do you justify these actions? thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for your comments, mimi clausner. mr. qu, could you please connect us to the next caller? >> hi. my name is sarah shocke. i liv

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vienna based mimi comma is one of the biggest fact checkers in the german speaking world. the coronavirus has posed serious challenges for its experts. they were already dealing with around 150 fake notifications every day. that number is more than tripled. since the pandemic struck communications expert on today, it was says, fake news has seriously escalated at the start of the crisis. there were a lot of largely harmless hoaxes chain mails and what's up messages where people were evidently afraid and insecure. about the new situation. there was a lot of trolling and initially satirical posts among these people. but then in march we saw things reach a 2nd level with videos imposed by contrarians scientists that contradicted the scientific consensus. that's where things got more difficult. and then in april, we noticed a really big shift with a load of conspiracy theories suddenly popping up that made is especially difficult for every kind of fact checking because there are no facts to check const. on the contrary, these myths 1st, assume legitimacy. and then challenge yo

. >> caller: hi,my name is mimi klaus and i have lived in district 9 for 35 years.all to demand that the board of supervisors reject the p.o.a. contract and to call a public hearing to provide transparency and to the future contract negotiations. and we're not getting anything. this is absurd. there must be policy concessions in any new p.o.a. contract. as other callers have said, chicago is in the middle of negotiating its police fraternity krsht and they're asking for 40 disciplinary concessions. i have to ask, why is san francisco asking for no policy concessions, even after months of protests against police violence? and yet another police killing of a man in crisis less than a month ago. i was not happy that the board accepted a police budget with very few changes. please stand up to the mayor now and don't get me going about d.h.r. if there isn't a more corrupt and racist city department, i don't know. and it's absolutely unacceptable that k.h.r. is the department that has had, you know, in making the decisions about this contract. so stand up, please. >> cler

my name is mimi clavner, and i've lived in district 9 for 35 years.i ask you to reject this contract. frankly, i'm appalled at what i heard earlier in this meeting. it's the same old, same old, is this is unacceptable. this m.o.u. was negotiated in secret by d.h.r. yes, the same d.h.r. that was recently called out as being racist. it's incomprehensible to me why they would offer a short deferral of raises with more raises in the next two years without any claims of concession. d.h.r., the mayor's office, sfpd, and the city attorney's office all have vested interests in keeping things as they are. the people are demanding change. i urge you to reject the contract, and i also want to say to the clerk or the secretary, who's ever in charge. queue, i want to object to you cutting off the queue, which then had at least five people in the queue on thursday. how do you justify these actions? thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for your comments, mimi clausner. mr. qu, could you please connect us to the next caller? >> hi. my name is sarah shocke. i live

my name is mimi clavner, and i've lived in district 9 for 35 years. i ask you to reject this contract. frankly, i'm appalled at what i heard earlier in this meeting. it's the same old, same old, is this is unacceptable. this m.o.u. was negotiated in secret by d.h.r. yes, the same d.h.r. that was recently called out as being racist. it's incomprehensible to me why they would offer a short deferral of raises with more raises in the next two years without any claims of concession. d.h.r., the mayor's office, sfpd, and the city attorney's office all have vested interests in keeping things as they are. the people are demanding change. i urge you to reject the contract, and i also want to say to the clerk or the secretary, who's ever in charge. queue, i want to object to you cutting off the queue, which then had at least five people in the queue on thursday. how do you justify these actions? thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much for your comments, mimi clausner. mr. qu, could you please connect us to the next caller? >> hi. my name is sarah shocke. i liv

. >> caller: hi,my name is mimi klaus and i have lived in district 9 for 35 years. i call to demand that the board of supervisors reject the p.o.a. contract and to call a public hearing to provide transparency and to the future contract negotiations. and we're not getting anything. this is absurd. there must be policy concessions in any new p.o.a. contract. as other callers have said, chicago is in the middle of negotiating its police fraternity krsht and they're asking for 40 disciplinary concessions. i have to ask, why is san francisco asking for no policy concessions, even after months of protests against police violence? and yet another police killing of a man in crisis less than a month ago. i was not happy that the board accepted a police budget with very few changes. please stand up to the mayor now and don't get me going about d.h.r. if there isn't a more corrupt and racist city department, i don't know. and it's absolutely unacceptable that k.h.r. is the department that has had, you know, in making the decisions about this contract. so stand up, please. >>

. >> muchas gracias, hasta mickey y mimi ... >> la verdad es que se entiende esta celebración pero hay empieza. >> si se dio la vista que se había visto un defensor público y nada más mientras tanto. >> lo que se le complica el caso a este muchacho que ya se quedó por estas razones sin trabajo. >> y recordemos un antecedente violento en el pasado. >> se comentaron mucho en méxico. >> uno se queda en cárcel hasta que no se demuestre. >> voy a cambiar de tema. hay algo que me fascina que son las series de nuestra cadena telemundo el viernes todo por mi hija, esta serie me tiene muy atrapada hoy estuvo en la corte para declarar, en la corte de familia están debatiendo una batalla legal para obtener la custodia de hoy, y al final el juez lo que pidió fue hablar con hoy para ver qué decidía porque cada parte es acusada mutuamente y yo estoy segura que va a querer quedarse con su papá. >> se tomó una decisión nos hemos basado en la declaración de hoy. >> ella es consciente puede elegir con quién vivir. >> pase lo que pase no será cuestionada por hacerlo su decisión será respetada y aprobada.

iowans and for the first time this year, i'm going to try to make mimi's dressing.s. check it out, "happy in a hurry cookbook," order it today, get it tomorrow. it's great for christmas, in fact, it's a great gift for the chef on your list. brian: steve loves to cook. what do you do if you mussed the show? could we have dvr'd it? steve: you absolutely could. ainsley: happy thanksgiving. brian: stay within yourself, everybody. >>