kennedy: alright moe, how do you react to that? republic it is not part of this very >> not batting for the trump administration here. >> i may actually get fan mail tonight and send hate mail like normal. i'm going to take the moderate stance again. listen, bashing the press whether it is donald trump, obama sadness ration, a republican, democrat i don't care who it is. you guys play a very important role in the united states of america and our democracy. you have a constitutional right to do what you do. and you play very integral role in informing the citizenry of our nation. i think it should be protected. i don't think it should be partisan. i like to see more fair and impartial reporting possibly. but i have the utmost respect for the media. i am not going to criticize trump, obama or anybody. if anybody did anything like that, kennedy, i love you i don't know how anyone couldn't love you. i love the media played important role. so you know what? end of story. sue very, very sweet moe, i enjoy having you on. you try to elevat

before i actually do not have a problem with this, moe.d joe biden work with a republican senate? they are the only one to have a mandate. because nancy pelosi kinda got her aspen handed to her as well. >> kennedy, i think there was a reason our founding fathers created checks and balances. i think this is healthy for the country. i actually respectfully disagree with mr. meister. i know that's going to shock all of you. i think you might find it pleasantly surprising that some of us will. joe biden has 45 years of working across the aisle. before he's going to have to pay tsubaki taught me great lessons in my political career working for him. he really, from his heart actually puts out his hand to folks and does not ask you what party you are. i think you're going to be pleasantly surprised pretty think you'll actually get some stuff done with mitch mcconnell. elex: he definitely puts his hand out, 10% of the big guy. [laughter] >> i am here just texting katherine and the brake making sure she is not offended i made a latino comments. and

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we can now speak to moe vela who moe vela who's a former senior advisor to president—electjoe biden andejoins us from vermont. i assume you are welcoming all of this. doesn't actually any difference? yes and no. first of all, thanks for hunting me back. it does make a difference, frankly, i am being a little sarcastic, but it is nice to win again, mike! this is our seventh victory in nine or ten days stop so there is a morale boost from this, i served on transition for the obama administration, the obama— biden administration, and looked, it is very vital to our national security continuity of government, sea mlessness continuity of government, seamlessness on the transfer of power, all of these things are ona power, all of these things are on a serious note are very important, and on a serious note are very important, and the releasing of these funds, the ability to communicate and connect with those agencies, and that the biden— harris transition team, it is very serious. it is vital, integral, and it does matter that this has happened, yes. you talk about "so much winning", is the ph

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daniel moe hole we asked him how a biden presidency might impact trance and ties which have become strange. well i hope in a positive way i'm going to relations have been frayed over the last few years trade disputes over the boiling your boss issue and so on led to tolerance by both sides and i think frankly in the light of the pandemic and the need to revive our economies the e.u. us economic and trade link is vital indeed and therefore i hope that we will see a revival all the good relations between our 2 parts of the world because remember one 3rd of the global g.d.p. is contributed by trade between you or the united states so it is absolutely vital that trade relationship should should be enhanced rather than held back. now to some other stories making news around the world police and ballerinas have detained more than $300.00 protesters as thousands took to the streets 3 months into opposition rallies against hardline leader alexander lukashenko police deployed vans and water cannon in the center of men and internet access was restricted. emergency services on spain's canary islands

we can now speak to long time washington insider moe vela, who was former senior advisor to president—electjoeer to the president—elect. just first on this announcement about mark esper, esper himself described american cities as battle spaces and said that the protesters needed to be dominated. it's absolutely flabbergasted and, honestly. to hear that coming from the united states of america, and i am sure that so many people are watching the show right now, hopefully agree with me, this isa hopefully agree with me, this is a very, very sad and scary time in our country, as you know leading up to the election our democracy and many of our opinions was at stake. we feel like we have overcome that challenge and then donald trump, you know, opens another chapter in his book of chaos by firing secretary esper, so it just doesn't end. what does it say to you about the likely path of the next 70 days until joe biden is supposed to be inaugurated? there must be some concerns now about doctor fauci's position? there is no doubt about that concern for doctor fauci but the next 70 days, honestly, i'd j

meanwhile, in the streets and neighborhoods, grassroots organizers registered and moe g mobilized an unprecedented voter turnout yet to be matched since. gibson's campaign and election illustrated the excitement and aspirations of black political power in the urban north. at the same time, his administration quickly revealed the limitations of seeking black liberation through the ballot box. the revelation that is, again, recently become abundantly clear in cities like chicago and atlanta. so, what are the legacies of this era of struggle? what lessons do they hold for a new generation of activists and organizers who have been in the streets for over 100 days now commanding systemic change in black liberation? here to discuss the legacies and lessons of these histories are bee try beatrice adams. juniusw. williams. and lastly komozi woodard. author of "a nation within a nation." so, the first question will be for professor williams. you're a leader in the struggle against the urban renewal project that would have displaced thousands of black new workers to build a state medical colle

for a lot of people this thanksgiving of all the thanksgivings that we have lived through perhaps the moe for mental health. is that taken into consideration? >> yes. we all have to acknowledge we are tired of doing all of these measures. we're tired of not seeing our loved ones. i think we have to acknowledge that. we have to acknowledge that the threat is real. the virus is here. the cases are going up. we have to be careful. i think we have to find those ways to keep contact with each other safely. because that's so important for mental health. to do it in way to keep loved ones and ourselves safe. >> understood. what's the racial aspect of the pandemic? can you explain why. >> the virus can infect everyone. everyone is at risk. we know our communities of color low income communities are have pore the brunt. because of being infected because of in person work. many people are out working and can't shelter in place. then living in more crowded living conditions and really importantly oftentimes don't have the resources to isolate and quarantine. to do those things to keep themselves in

joe biden's lead is increasing we've had more vote now coming in today from pennsylvania, moe are vote out from nevada in pennsylvania biden's lead over trump has grown to more than 13,000 votes. take a look at the state of pennsylvania we are about 96% complete. too close to call there. the difference there 13,220. that's the whole ball game if joe biden wins there, this race is over because that's 20 electoral votes. biden only needs 17 at this point to go over the top in nevada, press conference just wrapped up in clark county, home to las vegas biden expanded his lead there and is up to 20,000 overall in the state. look at that, joe biden, this is nevada, clark county, 53.6 for biden, 44.7 for trump there with 93% of the vote in in clark county we got a statement from the president of the united states indicating he's not willing to give up the fight. i want to read you the key sentence from what the president said he said we will pursue this process through every aspect of the law to guarantee that the american people have confidence in our government. i will never give up fightin

through that first quarter and we do have access to the vaccine, i think that will help with the recover moe are bro more broadly i think we're setting up for a pretty good 2021 i would think there's still some other catalyst out there don't forget, you got 5g, e commerce growing for health care, we're going to be fighting this disease for a while. the good news is that they're some of the biggest sectors within the s&p 500 so it should tib to drive it higherin i'm getting frustrated with my 5g i have the phone for a long time but i don't seen to have the service why. >> airline stocks among the beneficiaries of today's news. phil >> they're all up between 3, 4, 5, 6%. it's been a nice day for the airlines how nice is today? compare this over the last six months and you can see because of the optimism that a vaccine may be coming soon, all of the airline stocks are nearing where they were back in june remember, there was that push in june where you saw them all come back, have a nice little snap back they're still far from where they were prepandemic, but we are seeing these stocks close to

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they had left the area around moe, france.on highways, it was packed with civilians who knew germans were in the facility and threaten parents. the roads were clogged and it was difficult for the troops to get to the chateau thierry area. further troubling their efforts were the fact that they were driving forward trucks, not the detroit michigan variety but ones that had been made in england of lesser quality parts. they were described as flimsy with having horrible tires that along the trip, which took 22 hours to reach an area nearby here, tires would often go flat and the troops would have to stop and change the tires. eventually they made it and the seventh machine gun was shifted along the river back of them are of chateau thierry. where they helped the french including colonial troops to prevent the germans from crossing. >> the american monument on hill 204 can be seen from the city of chateau thierry in the river valley. we moved our camera into the city near the river to continue the story. >> directly behind me is a

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. >>> and turning our attention to bay area weather, you moe we're getting used to these warm sunny daysyou know they can't last forever. we had another beautiful one out there today. look at the temperatures and the highs today. we got up to 82 degrees in livermore. 76 in redwood city. a lovely day out there. turning into a lovely evening. it's relatively clear out there. current temperatures, we are in the 60s across the board. expecting a mild, nice night out there. and then as we get into tomorrow, maybe a little coastal fog. we'll see similar temperatures to today. the warmth will be with us as we get into the afternoon on thursday. and then things really start to change. we have a system that's going to come rolling through as we get into friday that's going to bring a major cooldown. a chance of showers our way. some gusty winds. and would you believe, even some snow in the sierra. when i say we're going to cool down, this is the difference between the temperatures on thursday to friday. we're talking about a 20-degree drop in some spots. i'll talk more about that when i come back

. ( as doctor ) "your procedure went great, thanks to your cardiologist, larry, and his attendings, moejust the wet leaves and helicopter fuel." can't actually talk. you said essentially the punch line. maybe you should write it. ( laughter ) thank you for being here. quarantine-while, we were all excited about the news of moderna's new vaccine. and it turns out "dolly parton partly funded moderna's covid vaccine research." which explains why the vaccine ( to tune of "9 to 5" ) ♪ working 95 percent of the time. joke is based on a true story. quarantine-while, the twitter world is a-twatting over the news that "twitter just introduced 'fleets,' 'fleeting tweets' that disappear forever after 24 hours," the perfect option for users who feel remorse about something they posted." just what twitter needs: people saying things too awful to remain on twitter. now, if you're not enthused about the idea of fleets, don't worry, because twitter says its main "global town square" service remains its marquee product. really? i got to say, twitter makes for a pretty crappy town square. "hear ye! hear

he's picked up in newfoundland by thomas, he comes down the -- they come down the coast, stop at moe heegen island, and picked up a chief in his own language. he knew how to speak english. new a lot of the english captains back then by name. they kept on going down the coast. when they were going down the coast, guys in 1619, they saw something devastating. the most devastating thing that ever happened to our people. disease. there was a major epidemic that happened between 1616 and 1618, 1619 when squanto was in england. this plague, skin turned yellow, people got open sores on their bodies and they died within two or three days. it wiped out the native population on the coast, 70 to 90% were wiped out within two to three years. that plague as far as we know didn't effect a lot of the people on the islands, like nantucket. it's hard for disease to go over water. that's why a lot of the people out here were protected from that plague. and people probably moved out here for protection from the plague. what we know about the plague, right, the common thought over the years, hepatitis,

indispensable, irrelaysable technology juggernauts what i if told you that's what the growth fund managers moe have the money in vested in zoom still all this time are actually thissing about would you wear less about the earnings multiple on 2021 or 2022 numbers? >> no, i'll always care about the multiple >> would you agree it will matter less? i asked the question long. >> i think that if the growth is to the sky -- you know, to the moon and beyond, it deserves a higher multiple. but i don't know what that is. and i did live through, you know, everyone thinks i've always been a stodgy dividend investor i actually own these kind of companies. i made a ton of money from '97 and '01 and it all fell apart because they thought an infinite multiple was sustainable and they weren't i don't think when i say fall apart, i don't mean go to zero i just mean come from 188 times to google's multiple of 33 times or 76 times. and that shows either a long sustained plateau in these stocks or a decrease in the share price. >> the fact is woor talking specifically about zoom but the conversation applies to so

moe, thank you. marks, thanks to you as well. republicans have the winning message in the house. they had a net gain with summar still outstanding. not a lot of people called that one bright tensions in the middle east after someone assassinated a to iranian nuclear scientist. the founder of the program who was behind that move and what does it mean for a biden of ministration? we will have an inside look. alive look at chicago after a blood he holiday weekend 37 shots, our reporting continues from chicago and around the world. with newday's va streamline refi there's no income verification, no home appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. it's the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. call newday now. >> watching the u.s. senate floor awaiting mitch mcconnell to the big day of work since th holiday weekend. ten legislative days left. some big items to do. we will take you their life as soon as it begins. another alert, watch the story. iranian leaders demanding punishment against israel after iran accuses israeli forces of sense of man behind tehran nuclear program. he s

they're not me moe well-known group of people in the world but they are a group of mixed race people who were first documented in northeast tennessee, southeast virginia region in the beginning of in the 19th century and the 1990s, as the internet became more widely accessibility to ordinary people, the melungeons underwent a resurrection of interest, main hill through the work of dr. brent kennedy who wrote a book entitled "the mentales, a proud -- the melungeons," proud people and i worked with dr. kent and unfortunately he passed away about the weeks ago, so i kind of want to dedicate a bit of this to him. the reason the melungeons really became well-known is i think the topic of the book and it's what i wanted to write pout because it wasn't a really he well-known episode in history. it was a very brief run for this particular outdoor drama, just from 1969 to 1976 but it represented a lot and only part of that was representing the melungeons and their image to the world. a lot of it had to do with trying to make hancock county a more viable place to live, and i would like to read

iin a few moments we'lllearn moe assassination and what our allies can do to rai rein in the regime. arthel: it is nearly december. some scattered snow flakes are expected across the great lakes. meantime, rain heading for the northeast. chief meteorologist ric rick reichmuth is live with the full forecast. >> it's about time we start getting snowstorms and we have one of them. we had such an incredible weather this last week, getting to grandma's or moms or wherever you went for thanksgiving. we don't have any delays across the airports. we have one storm across parts of the south and that's where we're watching really rainy day across east texas and parts of louisiana. behind that storm, you get the idea that colder air is starting to get in here. 35 in denver, 32 in rapid city. there's colder air, not incredibly cold air, what you could see this time of year. we have a storm that's a significant rain maker across parts of the south. it's going to continue to pull off towards the east. as it does, it will become a big rain maker across the mid-atlantic tomorrow. the west coast, com

just want to say that like martin luther king, i'm going to quote, not literally but he spoke about a moether to achieve justice. i'm so honored to be a part of that mosaimosaic. that's how i'm feeling about that. i don't even want to talk about, ari, you're so good at pinpointing the facts, the loser of this race. i want to talk about joe biden. and i guess, i would quote -- >> not joey crack, joe biden, that's fine. >> joe biden and i want to quote fat joe and say you got to flow, joe. he's flowing. he is totally flowing. you know, the other day, when they asked him, the reporter asked him how are you going to work with republicans if they won't even acknowledge you as president elect? and he just kind of looked at the camera and went, they will. at that moment, i think everything in me calmed down because he's got this. >> carol, i'm curious what you think having lived through a different period of civil rig s rightsed a vacatirights ed advoca advocate. we lived through these cycles, michael can teach us about them and you had that in vietnam and civil rights and the nixon law and orde

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moe more of the state is shutting down due to an increase in covid cases. here are the latest numbers. more than 984,000 cases have been reported in california since the pandemic began back in march, with more than 7400 new cases reported yesterday. more than 18,000 people with the coronavirus have now died in california, and that includes 69 deaths reported in the last 24 hours. well, two important aspects of the ongoing pandemic, preventing the spread of the virus and limiting the economic damage continue nobody conflict this afternoon across much of the country, including right here in the bay area. tom vacar joins us live this afternoon, and this new wave of restrictions threatens the very survivability of the restaurant industry. >> well, the whole fact is this cannot go on forever. some accommodations will have to be made. covid carnage to patients mirror s the carnage to small businesses, restaurants and their employees. it is a tail of two realities. according to the national restaurant association, this is their sobering reality. 100,000 restaurant

. >> most people have never been kidnapped but people moe pain and loss and adverse ity that ty don'they can get through. they find inspiration and a me minder they are strong too. >> her strength would become crucial to the operation now under way. investigators knew they had her kidnappers on the hook. they also knew that in order to get justice for amanda, they needed more than long distance conversations. >> we need to see him. >> we need to see him, to identify him fully. >> whose idea was it to meet face-to-face? >> it was his idea. >> imagine the opportunity to meet with one of amanda's kid p kidnappers face-to-face but where in the world to do it. somali, too dangerous. canada, too risky. this island gem with its pristi pristine beaches, crystal clear water, beautiful mountain vistas and luxury resorts. ak convinced the kidnapper that he would serve as his book agent and invited adam here to talk about the project. >> adam lives in a really difficult place to live. you're bringing him to a place where europeans come on vacation. >> i think it solidified my status as an interna

hospitals are reporting, most of them, most of the major hospital carriers in the state say moe of their are at 100% icu capacity. they've had overflow setups and can move around patients to different systems. a lot of the systems are working together. it's not sustainable. you look at the community spread j the positivity rate is through the roof. again, health care workers are in a situation where they're dealing with a dire set of circumstances. this is a more curl state. so they have a much more limited set of options. for instance, in a lot of surges we've seen in the pandemic, they've been able to outsource patients to places like texas and arizona and colorado, but those places are dealing with crisises of their own. their options are more limited in this fashion. i spoke to the chief medical officer here. she says that now really it's on the public to help. they need help to respect this new stay at home order which is itch lemted this week that said if you're in the an essential business you can't open. if you're at home, you can't and shouldn't leave your house for anything oth

the reason it become moes more big deal, the american economy in order to keep getting back to wheree-pandemic back in 2019 and for the markets to keep on going upwards you need this idea of more fiscal stimulus, more taxpayer relief, more taxpayer aid to the millions of americans facing hardship still because of the pandemic and its lasting effects. the idea here is none of these deals were going to happen in the weeks before the election because no side wanted to give the other side a political win, so to speak. now the idea is no matter who is in the white house, americans understand they need help. somebody is going to get a deal done. the only question is how big and how forceful it will be, stephanie. >> dom, always good to see you. thank you. i do want you guys to think for a moment, the markets like a divided government. they love the idea that nothing will happen. they want to keep the status quo. everyday americans who are struggling absolutely don't want that. they don't want gridlock. the policies they vote for, the agendas they are hoping for go nowhere. it's obviously n

. >> for over 50 years he delivered the moes memorable performances.ledge day for work and depth. committed to his craft. he em bodies characters creating rich portraits that reflect the heart of the human experience. >> what did that mean to you from president obama and what if anything are your thoughts on joe biden who is part of that administration and president-elect. >> well, i was honored of course to be given that. very honored. and again, obama was a president who was you know -- he might not have done everything right. you knew his intentions were rite. he was honorable. he's going to play by the rules and do the right thing. and that's all you expect from a leader. is to at least intentions are noble. they might make mistakes and that i have always felt about him. and biden will do the same. he will be with kamala harris. it will be it might surprise us more that they'll do things -- that we didn't expect. and don't expect. they could do it. it will be a terrific four years. maybe longer. >> i want play a little bit of some of your iconic sc

didn't get a chance to answer and there will be probably more questions to be filed, i'm hoping to moe all three of these this year. i would point out for the observations, that i would like to do this two at a time, one democratic, one republican. there has been two vacancies for two terms on the commission for them now. one by an independent. one by a republican. no nominee has ever been presented this committee. i would love to have nominees for that and we would quickly move on those nominees as long as they come at the same time. the committee is adjourned. >> the senate rules committee just wrapping up. if you missed any of this you can watch more on c-span 2. you can also see more on our website cspan.org. >> coming up today at noon eastern, dr. anthony fauci providing a update on the covid-19 vaccine. this afternoon a senate panel examining the response to the pandemic. watch that live at 3:00 eastern here on c-span 3. >> weeknights this month, tonight, the national world war ii museum in new orleans hosted author neal bascomb to talk about his book. he described how a tip from

this is a moe tar kade in detroit -- motorcade in detroit. this is when the campaign begins really. labor day weekend, detroit, home of the automobile factory. >> right. >> and he has this amazing rally in cadillac square, and right at the first weekend of the campaign, everybody in the truman campaign, they are shocked because there's 100,000 people turned out in the streets in detroit. >> uh-huh. >> then they get in this car, and they drive north up to pontiac, drive through these little towns in michigan. everywhere they go, there's tens of thousands of people on the street to see him. the whole campaign team is like this doesn't make any sense. everybody is saying we are going to lose. who are all these people? that sets the tone for him for the campaign. >> yeah. yeah, the -- why is he happy here? >> i have no idea. [laughter] >> oh okay, a great picture. >> it's a great picture because i think it captures him. so now we can talk about henry wallace. >> let's talk about henry wallace. he's the person who brings us back to russian interference in an election. [laughter] tell us

he said he would be the moe progressive. socialists and frozens believed him.y believe is if they cry loud enough right now. that is the way they are going to get. and elizabeth warren as a secretary of the treasury. >> there is this tension between the globalists who funded this campaign, the biden campaign and so of course they want their their say in the administration and they want their people in there and the socialists. weave will see that tension, i think, in a biden administration for years to come. brian: i think there will be tension. can you know if joe biden is not doing the right thing suddenly the "new york times" will have a front page story on hunter biden's international business experience and how it's a little bit dicey. trust me. seven minutes now after the hour. let's change gears. if you saw yesterday afternoon and if you were on facebook or twitter or somehow involved with an iphone or connected with the internet, you would have been very interested in some of the exchanges. because it was really about the election and the power of these