david reich, president of the mount sinai hospital and mount sinai, queens.oining us from the bloomberg new economy forum, covid-19 on the pandemic, be sure to capture our special programs, discussions over the virus catchers. this is this weekend on bloomberg tv. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. i'm francine lacqua and london. tom keene is in new york. we saw a shift in the last 10 minutes or so. european stocks are gaining, falling as of 10 minutes ago. it just be up between the u.s. treasury and concerns that they will be unable to release further stimulus for the battered economy in the u.s. a similar conversation in europe because of the e.u. budget and that veto from hungary and poland. churning a bit. we see an eventful week of stronger sterling. i have noted yen under 104, really has my attention. i'm not calling for stronger yen, but it is giving it to me. 3.82 -- 105, 10 4,103.82. it has that weekend august feel to it but you wonder when the news comes along what this market will do. let us not forget dow futures, -63.

mount vernon. the mount vernon is a captured german vessel. in world war i, we had very little american shipping. it was diminished. it was almost at civil war levels in some cases. there was a great need for shipping. we needed to take the american troops and american army we were building over to france. and there was a race to quickly build ships, but another thing that's quite curious that isn't really documented in many places is that there were a number of german vessels that tried to find safe harbor in the united states at the beginning of the war. they knew that the united states was a neutral nation. they were afraid of france and england's navys as they crossed the atlantic, so they tried to find safe harbor in the united states. one of those was the u.s.s. crown prince castle. it was a german vessel that was nearly the size of the titanic. it was an oceanliner. but the german vessel also had a hidden secret. it was carrying millions of dollars of gold bouillon from germany. they capture

he is also in the county commission where mount evans is located. while he supports the name change, a constituent does not. >> and he said to me they grew up here and it's the only name that i've ever known that by. >> reporter: how do you recognize the people who say, "but, no, this is my growing up. this is my heritage?" >> we really have to listen to that. >> reporter: but it's an era of statues toppled, protests over the deaths of black people and changing places named mostly for white men. erica dunbar is a professor of history at rutgers university. >> we're reckoning with this very real issue around social justice, around representation, this conversation about who we want to be as americans. >> reporter: tell me what you're going to feel when you look at that mountain and it's got an indian name? >> you know, i think the first thing i'm going to think about is those tribes that were forcibly removed from our beautiful state that continue to call colorado home that would love for an opportunity to go back to a mountain, take their family and

and the mount vernon is captured german vessel. and world war i, we had very little american shipping. it was diminished. it was almost at civil war levels, in some cases. there was a great need for shipping. we needed to take the troops and the american army that were building over to france and there was a race to quickly build ships. another thing that is curious is there a number of german vessels that try to find safe harbor in the united states in the beginning of the war. they knew that the united states was a neutral nation. they are afraid of france in england's sflas as they cross the atlantic so they try to find safe harbor in the united states. one of them was the s.s. chrome prince castle. it was a german vessel that was nearly the size of the titanic. it was an ocean liner. but the german vessel had a hidden secret. it was carrying millions of dollars of gold from germany. they captured the ship goes into near bar harbor, maine and seized by the government and the crew and passengers are adjourned and for a year the s

while researchers around the world are scrambling to figure out what's happening, mount sinai hospital york opened one of the first centers to study and treat people with what they're calling "post acute covid syndrome." the patients we met have a less clinical term-- they call themselves long-haulers. >> sadie nagamootoo: it's like a-- a like a viral tornado... ( sighs ) that goes in you and kind of just messes you up and then-- like, it kind of leaves. but leaves something behind. >> cooper: it leaves the rubble that a tornado leaves behind-- >> nagamootoo: the rubble, yeah. it leaves the damage behind. >> cooper: sadie nagamootoo was 44 years old and a personal trainer in new york when she got covid in march. she was able to recover at home and when she tested negative in may, she thought her life would return to normal. it hasn't. >> nagamootoo: there are days where i do nothing and just can't get out of bed. the migraines-- they are, like, ten times worse than a flu. headache, pains, like muscular issues. and there are sometimes where my hands feel like they have pins and needles

a mounted patrol spotted the first of 11 bodies that would wash ashore. their search and rescue missions actually saved two people from the ship wreck. in the eighth district near the texas and louisiana line in the swamp, army aviators were rescued when their bomber crashed. they looked for help and ended up getting lost in the swamp. it was mounted coast guard crew who conducted a thorough search of the swamp and found all of the missing aviators. by june of 1943, almost 3000 horses were in use by the u.s. coast guard, and almost all of these horses had come from the u.s. army. dogs were also important to shore patrol. trained dogs could run down and attack unauthorized persons on beaches, and the beach patrol used about 2000 trained dogs in its operations. they were also acquired through dogs for defense. i want to touch on some topics and then i will take some questions. it is hard to believe that bats and spiders made a contribution to the war effort. bats, there was an idea to use a small, incendiary bombs attached to bats to firebomb towns and vill

that being said, they are also preparing for these legal challenges to continue mounting up. we know both of these campaigns have had hundreds of legal teams at the ready but now the biden campaign mounting something called the biden fight fund, something that is meant to fund these legal fights and these election protection battles for biden as well as democrats up and down the ballot. biden's campaign manager jen o'malley dillon saying if trump makes good on this threat to make all of these legal challenges our legal team is standing by and they will prevail. i have to say this morning as i was talking to sources in the biden campaign, the key word they were using is patience and see the michigan fight drag on and wisconsin is getting impatient to see the results get you called and trump campaign taking a more offensive stand and had a narrower path to victory and now we are seeing them mount not a public opinion battle but one happening in the courts of law as well. >> the votes have not been counted. we continue to watch as they slowly frame a picture here. well, of cours

republican incumbent donald trump says he plans to mount a legal challenge. >> so, we'll be going tohe u.s. supreme court. we want all voting to stop. we don't want them to find any ballots at 4:00 in the morning and add them to the list. >> trump provided no further explanation of his intentions but claims he has won and alleged election fraud without providing any evidence. earlier, democratic contender joe biden told supporters in delaware the results look good. >> we believe we're on track to win this election. >> yes. [ honking and applause ] >> we knew because of the unprecedented early vote and the mail-in vote, that it's going to take a while. we're going to have to be patient. >> despite these claims, it's still unclear who will take the presidency. our u.s. partner, abc news, is projecting trump will take the key battleground of florida and texas. the crucial midwestern state of ohio, which usually swings to the overall winner, is also projected to go to trump. but biden is still very much in contention in a presidential race that will most likely come down to a few key win

but of course the pressure is certainly mounting on chelsea, delineating from to thank you so much. and actually some of the other global business stories making news comicon, the sun is suing its former, see all colors go on for $95000000.00. the trial began earlier today in japan. the charges are from a financial misconduct jumped bail last year when he fled from home confinement leaving japan for his hometown of beirut. hidden in a case he maintains he's innocent. the pandemic has hit disney hearts with theme parks and movie theaters closed. the media giant has seen revenue plummet by a quarter still the company exceeded expectations, mostly thanks to its strong streaming business with disney plus signing up over $70000000.00 customers, making the service the 2nd largest right after netflix. russia sovereign wealth fund says a south korean biotech firm has agreed to produce over $150000000.00 doses be a year of the sputnik 5 coronavirus vaccine for worldwide use. russia says it's vaccine is 92 percent effective, but many experts have expressed doubts saying it hasn't been properl

one of those is mounted collection will with the gun, and the other is mounted here, up in the front. and this one is manned by the battle hunter. and if you look at the bow gun, he can move that up and down. you can show you how that ball curve works. the sherman series, there were of these tanks manufactured during the civil war. the only production of these tanks, this series of tank was used by everyone in the nation, allied nations during the second world war, to include england, the soviet union, and even the nationalist chinese were seeing tanks as a result of this program. so it really was a vehicle that had a strategic effect on the war just because of the numbers of those were out there and the number of allied nations that use them. this tank was infamously reliable. actually had an operational readiness rate of about 94%. in other words, it was ready 94% of the time. as compared to some of the german tanks, which operational readiness rate was usually hovered around 50-62%. for us, it's really a labor of love to keep the history of these things alive. about the the public

the police 1st operational regiment is the largest mounted unit in europe. almost a cells and officers and $250.00 horses maintain public order and patrol, the parks and gardens. and the last time it used to go on the daily carry dance, each office has responsibility because of direct orders. but i don't know if there's a pretty do sherry will move with the purchase of the will of the true someone who should legit be shown by the 4 corners? i hope it works for them both should still be business news. no wouldn't. if you recall the supposed slow, much was a little who worship creature would be of the status of if at the shortage of we need more and more of the people store. but then most of those of us with the privilege of emergencies can. but just about any moment in a park for the benefit of both but clearly there was a part of those looking for, but exact response was about with a touch of schoolgirls we knew each 2 through the which she was going to do, you know, we're supposed to present you with a long line of print that the war of words with the flag

they're trying to find footing here and mounting a number of lawsuits on various fronts. we'll see this other one in nevada, and i expect that you'll start to see just, get a little bit more aggressive as they kind of work out their strategy here, so that's where they stand right now. >> so that's a look at the campaigns. i want to go, blayne, back to you to talk quickly about the senate race, there's two of them in georgia, one of them seems extremely close to runoff, senator perdue. talk to us about where things stand there. >> reporter: absolutely. one is very close to a runoff and the other is definitely in a runoff. so let's talk about that other one, the one that is going to a runoff january 5th, a jungle primary, so instead of two candidates, there were about 21 candidates on the ballot. going into that race it was almost a foregone conclusion nobody would get above 50% and that's exactly what happened. now that's on the one race. the other race when we talk about incumbent david purdue challenged by democrat john ossov, the democratic challenger in 2017 when democ

tensions between the two counties have been mounting on issues of trade, security, and covid—i9.asked robin brant if there had been any response from the chinese leadership on mr biden's win. now, and that's mainly because this remains a slightly contentious election. protocol reigns supreme here in this country. i think we are unlikely to get anything officialfrom the beijing government, certainly today. it might even be a few days, because we haven't even seen anything from state media, which is often used as a conduit for the government's semi—official view. so at the moment, nothing. i think when the words come, the language won't be anything new. expect talk of a win—win relationship, peaceful coexistence, maybe even talk ofjoining hands to fight the virus. none of that will be new. i think the most important thing, and, look, this is the relationship that will define the future of the world, frankly, the us and china, this rising power, the world's number two economy. going forward, there is not going to be a sudden, substantial about turn from a biden administration when i

we mounted our so my skin is officially the mouth of a rebound country per capita. all human history. millions of unexploded bombs still in danger. lives in this small agricultural country, jordyn wieber. even today, kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago. is the us making amends for their tragedy and help to the people need in that little land of mines. the police 1st operational regiment is the largest mounted unit in europe, almost a 1000 officers and $250.00 horses maintain public order and patrol, the parks and gardens. but there are the horses need daily care events. each office has responsibility, not because of direct orders, but out of love to do as well. i mean a movie with the will of the true someone should logically be shown by experts. what's been going through the business don't. if you recall the supposed slow, much was a little solution to your story. so if it's of short cheer to remind me of the people store or just yet another one of those of us with emergencies. but just about any moment in a park, somebody is going to win. but cl

it reports that donald trump is under mounting pressure to concede, as congratulations continue to pour in forjoe biden. but the metro says donald trump is refusing to accept defeat, as he criticises what he calls "thieves" who "stole" his presidency. mr biden is determined to hit the ground running, despite the prospect of a turbulent transition, so says the guardian. there's a different story in the mirror. it carries a warning from unions, that many exhausted nhs staff could quit unless they get a pay rise. according to the times, gchq has launched a cyber—operation to disrupt anti—vaccine propaganda being spread by hostile states. and the daily mail says the bbc is facing a crisis amid mounting criticism over its panorama interview with diana, princess of wales. 0k, ok, let's start. tony, you can kick us off this time around. the front page of the times and a cyber war. this is an interesting story that gchq are looking to combat some of the anti—vaccination propaganda that's being spread ahead of hopefully, the uk discovering a vaccine and rolling out next year. there's one line in

guest: the campaign strategy is to mount legal challenges.nd the republican strategy is to stand with president trump. it was evident on monday at the capital that mitch

up in oregon, skiers love mount hood which overlooks the columbia river gorge.ore, fertile oregon, the other shore, majestic washington. there are no salmon like columbia salmon. few wilderness areas are its peer. and mt. rainier holds the city of tacoma at its feet. nearby seattle points a loft at space needle. it invites all visitors to ride its speedy monorail. tourists here are eager for the ever-changing beauties of dreamy sound. there are many diversions in this northwest. glide down on wings to the oregon coast and discover picnic havens, sheltered beaches and the like. out there, the boundless ocean. and close by, the rocks. drink in ecola park in oregon. you can behold the peaceful blue of crater lake. it's cold deep waters are cradled in the volucano of the past. and now we move on to the domain where redwood monarchs hold their court. big trees, tallest, oldest of all the living things on earth. some have endured for 40 centuries. the seedlings sought the sun before there was a rome, and while the pyramids of egypt were still anew. it has been said of

and the pressure mounts on. his side have suffered another defeat at this time in the. uncertainty remains 2 days after americans went to the polls to choose the next president only a handful of states remain unclear but they hold the key to the white house for either joe biden or president donald trump the focus has shifted to the state of georgia where a vote counting has been going through the night it's an extremely close race in the traditionally republican state and donald trump's initial lead has been steadily falling georgia is one of several states where republicans are filing legal challenges over the election. let me give you a look at the state of play so far joe biden has already flipped michigan and wisconsin donald trump now only one those 4 years ago the democratic candidates now has a projected total of 264 electoral college votes trump is projected to win 214 now remember a candidate needs 270 to win here in yellow you can see the states still being decided now in the west georgia down towards the north carolina in the middle of course pennsylvania up

it is here where a federal mounted unit was able to capture him and his family. jefferson davis was placed on a boat and moved back up here to fort monroe and incarcerated in this very cell. some people ask, why? the main reason is that jefferson davis was indicted on three federal charges. one, for treason. two, kples complicit in the assassination of abraham lincoln and mistreatment of prisoners. in order to kansas the charges in federal court he had to about a place where his last residency occurred and that was in richmond, the white house of the confederacy. here he will say four months, remain incarcerated here at fort monroe for almost two years. he would never see his day in court. he would never be acquitted, and he would retire and write his memoirs and live to the age of 80. with the understanding that jefferson davis was charged with three federal indictments, many folks in the united states, men of wealth, men of influence, decided that that was not going to be the best way to heal the nation. to try jefferson davis with the fear that he might be acq

a reminder of our top news stories, the coronavirus death toll continues to mount in europe. the united kingdom has reported 595 deaths in 24 hours while 623 new fatal if he was recorded in italy. restrictions are being imposed in several states across the u.s. and its president elect. joe biden has named his white house chief of staff despite doubletons refusal to concede and allow a transfer of power planers. one of biden's most trusted campaign advisers they say to georgia, has announced that it will be recounting all of its votes by hand, which were requested by the truck campaign. biden secured the election without georgia, but he's also leading there by just over 14000 votes. the current margin stansted 13001 of them between the president and senator biden, vice president biden. this will continue to invest the group in every instance of illegal voting. that overwhelming feeling going over to you. if you play that, we were investigated, every little group vote will count. so we'll be counting every single piece of paper every single ballot, every single lovely cast lega

president hase mounted legal challenges in several states, including in your state.monwealth court ruled in person and mail in votes must be segregated. do you believe that the mill in votes, are you concerned that the mail in votes somehow be discredited as a result of the pushback? sen. casey: no. acted inhe president the most their responsible onsible fashionsp you could imagine. he foreshadowed all of this, his conduct and his behavior, he foreshadowed this weeks or months ago when he started , castingoubt on the doubt on the mail-in ballots system, even though he votes by mail. he's acting in a manner that it think is not only going to cast out on our election systems all across the nation, thereby insulting democrats, republicans, independents who run these offices, but he's also at the same time undermining democracy. he's undermining national security. when he conducts himself and makes the statements he made yesterday, i'm not sure there's anyone in this country that benefits from that but i am certain if vladimir putin and our enemies do. the president shou

here is a live look at mount hamilton camera.was nice to have snow on mount hamilton from over the weekend and early this week and now it's pretty much melted away. looking at the temperatures, mid to upper 50's to low 60's this afternoon. below average, very similar for thursday. rain chances start to pick up friday and saturday with our next weather system back to you. >> i won't wash my car. >>> its been my excuse the last few months. >> good idea. >> rain is coming. that is going to do it for us. remember we like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. ♪ >> finn: yeah, i just-- i need those results. yes, i know. i understand why it was backed up, but, jack, i just-- okay. thank you. i appreciate it. [ sighs

these are for people in apple hill to those who saw a light dusting on mount diablo. cure the conditions that lake tahoe right now. this is side-by-side up north and south lake tahoe, ski season, just a couple of weeks away. i don't understand, paul. when people say i did not expect it to snow. we talked about it. we discussed it. we outlined it. they need to watch kpix 5 a little closer. >> we didn't focus too much for that dusty mount diablo because it happened way up on the mountains it. a little bit of that, had a brief about 15 minute downpour in my house yesterday afternoon. a little bit of rain, very welcome, we dried out and we are going to stay dry through the middle of the week but the next chance of rain is not that far down the line, that next rain chance starts to wrap up late in the day thursday thursday, friday and even into early saturday for some off-and- on showers are going to be possible just the beginning of an unsettled weather pattern. right now, things are cooling off from the hotel, temperature down to 51 degrees downtown. down to 48 degrees a

.>>> a crazy rescue on mount hate st. helena. do you have cheese? of course, more cheese for less chedder in our dairy. do you have kale? absolutely! more kale for less cabbage in our produce section. how about pizza? yep, more pizz... more pizza for less dough in the freezer section? now you're getting the hang of it. more milk? for less moolah. >>> tonight san jose's mayor says a deadly stabbing spree at a church could have been prevented. san jose police say the suspect, fernando jesus lopez had a long rap sheet including several convictions before sunday's attack race baptist church. the police chief says lopez was the suspect of federalized detainer from his last arrest. the mayor says that was ignored per santa clara county sanctuary policy. >> he should have been in jail, in federal custody, drug treatment or in jail in his own country but not on the streets in our community. >> on three prior occasions lopez had been deported and then ultimately returned to the united states. >> tonight santa clara county executive director jeff smith says i

tetro, sun carlo, maybe mount a limp. this is a bit of a cliche. do you feel at home here since it evoked it? so how was it this in trident? and what matters in your career is how long you stay at the top. if that's what you know, whether you get there sooner or later, the quicker you are sent, the faster your descent and that was solid, your footing and foundation. for less experience you collect on the way or the more slowly you rise to the top. the more you know how to appreciate what you find there . if you make their climb more slowly, you get to sniff that mountain air and see how strong the headwinds are out there. on the list here. all that really helps make you feel at home up there and build a house for holzer to for you, dean, at the pinnacle for quite some time on these lonely heights. how does it feel? is it a permanent lease? yeah, it has its downsides for sure. because you also have to deliver this, it's not like you can rest on your laurels and get whatever you will do will sell, so to speak. people will j

diablo a gust to 62 miles per hour, typically showing the stronger wind towards mount saint hale na,e of that stronger winds could mix down closer to the surface, the strongest wind on these panels gusting to 28 miles per hour in fairfield, calm winds, heyward, sfo a northerly breeze at 17 miles per hour, lots of clear conditions this morning thanksgiving over san francisco, over san francisco bay that will lead to lots of sunshine, mostly sunny and breezy, it will feel warm, sheltered from the wind temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s, today one of the warmer days here is a look ahead your five day forecast, pretty chilly mornings as we head towards friday it is a saturday, but still dry weather pattern will carry us into the weekend and beyond so no real signs of a storm track really pushing through setting up offshore to bring rainfall to the bay area, we'll have to deal with sunshine for today and into the week. we'll take it mark thank you, sir, black friday deals may be tempting, but covid cases still on the rise in the bay area, the warning from health officials to bar

challengeshe legal that trump is mounting. john: they could, yes, certainly. legal strategy seems to two contradictory approaches here. in some states, like in arizona -- in the vada, they are where nevada has been called, they are trying to revisit that and demanding that news thenizations that call state retracted, which they will not do. every vote will be counted, and states like pennsylvania and michigan, they want the count stopped. so which approach would they take into the courts? we don't know yet. and it is unclear exactly what their argument is going to be at this point. john: one final question if we could this morning. you have been on the watch all night. what is the first thing you are going to look for in the washington morning? john: well, when the accounts come again, joe biden has as you note to -- he needs six more electoral votes. nevada seems to be his best -- the best candidate now that would get him there. be -- there isto going to be more counting today on thursday morning, so everybody is looking to see what happens. francine: john, t

held scoreless in the second half, tennessee's last chance to mount a comeback ended with a turnoverdowns inside the indianapolis red zone. the 34-17 victory gives the colts the head-to-head edge atop the division. pretty sure my disdain for the colts outstrips my love for the philadelphia eagles. i'm going to thank my baltimore-raised dad for that. >>> anyway, let's go to pro golf and round one of the masters at augusta. it is hard to believe it was 19 months ago that tiger woods claimed his fifth green jacket and 15th major at this very tournament. but as we trade azaleas for fall foliage at the typical season-starting event that has become the closer, tiger's back in the hunt to defend his title, matching his best round in 22 starts at the masters, shooting a 4 under 68. the bogey-free effort is his first in a major since the 2009 pga championship. woods currently three strokes behind leader paul casey, who's had five top ten finishes in 13 previous masters appearances. >>> time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast. bill, good morning to you.

mount st. helena had a peak gust of 65 miles per hour. and mount diablo not far below them. it's been a little wild and i'm happy to say things will be improving for us. let's take a look at the current temperatures, a clear night out there, 54 in san francisco right now. comfortably in the 40s and 50s all around the bay. as we take a look at the current wind at the peaks, it is still pretty impressive at 41 miles per hour and when we come down to the surface things are actually calm. that northerly wind seems to relate a little bit and as we get into tomorrow we expected to come down at lower elevation as well. as we take it through to futurecast, by tomorrow morning it will be gone. and then we are looking at keeping all the sunshine and getting rid of the wind. tomorrow eyes will be in the 60s for san francisco, a little warmer as we had inland, morgan hill and santa rosa will see about 67 degrees. around the bay, low 60s and at the coast upper 50s. high-pressure is sitting off the coast. but that is doing is helping us get all the sunshine but also keeping any rain from

well now we've checked in on look at the weather and one thing that we have in common it's raining in mount an israeli but boy we sure did need the rain large yeah, the temperatures probably just a little bit different. i got a few more of those palm trees out there too but. >>i see the rain making its way back to the bay area today and we have the gusty winds really kind of kicking up outside tonight, roadways are slick turning more towards scattered showers now but more that going to continue throughout the night tonight, rainfall totals, not a bad storm canfield over an inch of rain santa rose over half an inch napa under half an inch of rain just about a 3rd enrichment to tense in the san francisco just over that in redwood city mount tam of the an inch and a half of rain. so certainly a nice soaker. the kind of brings an end to the fire season. all right off the coastline, you can see that area of low pressure spinning around all those speckle clouds that's a very unstable air little wave of that moisture that approach the bay area i think as we head toward the middle of the day tomorr

maybe mount a limp is a bit of a cliche. do you feel at home here? since if so, how was it? and what matters in your career is how long you stay at the top. if that's not whether you get there sooner or later, the quicker your ascent, the faster your descent and the as solid, your footing and foundation for less experience. you collect on the way the more slowly you rise to the top, the more you know how to appreciate what you find there. if you make that climb more slowly, you get to sniff that not narrow and see how strong the headwinds are out there. and let's hear it all that really helps make you feel at home up there and build a house for all of the 2 for you, dean, at the pinnacle for quite some time on these lonely heights. how does it feel? is it a permanent place? yeah. groups illicit has its downsides for sure, because you also have to deliver. it's not like you can rest on your laurels and get whatever you will do will sell, so to speak. people will just buy it all felt as if that's not how it works. but that's all peanuts compared to the opportunities you have p

amid mounting uncertainty in the results some are feeling a growing sense of unease. that includes south korea, which is a key american ally. earlier, ai uchida spoke to james kim for his take on the situation. kim is a research fellow for the asean institute of policy studies and an expert on relations between the united states and south korea. >> i think eventually, we're going to get a result, one way or another. so i, in the long run, i think, you know, we will have a new administration in place. whatever the result may be. but there are certain short-run complications and potential risks that we need to be mindful of, given how unpredictable donald trump can be. last four years have shown that. certain things that he could say or do could be, we could be in for a pretty rocky ride between now and next inauguration, january 20th is when it's scheduled for. i think we need to hedge against those risks and some potential instability within the united states as well. >> now south korea has a strong relationship with the u.s. and has worked closely with the country to

the president is mounting a series of legal challenges but a judge in michigan has just said accounting there will continue. -- the counting thre will continue. i, brent goff. -- i am brent goff. welcome. brent: votes are still being counted in several key u.s. states. joe biden is closest to the 270 electoral college votes needed. the associated press has called arizona for biden even though there is not yet finished. they win in arizona would put joe biden at two hunt 64 electoral college votes. other agencies are reporting the arizona contest is still open. meanwhile the trump and is trying to stop the vote count in three states. >> stop the boat now. -- the vote now. >> frustration spilling onto the streets. in new york, anti-trump protesters demanding every vote be counted. in other cities like here in seattle, a similar story. a portland -- in portland, assigned that many here have had enough of politics altogether. but in phoenix, arizona approach trump supporters make their voices heard outside of an election center. this is a country divided. >> i believe personally that ump wo

maybe mount a limp is a bit of a cliche. do you feel at home here? since? so how is are with this in trident? and what matters in your career is how long you stay at the top. if that's not whether you get there sooner or later. the quicker your ascent, just the faster your descent and the less solid your footing and foundation for less experience you collect on the way or the more slowly you rise to the top. the more you know how to appreciate what you find there before. and if you make that climb more slowly, you get to sniff that mountain air and see how strong the headwinds are up there. on the list here. all that really helps make you feel at home up there and build a house for holes or to fill that hole. so bottom line at the pinnacle for quite some time on these lonely heights. how does it feel? is it permanent place? yeah. groups the list, it has its downsides for sure, because you also have to deliver this. it's not like you can rest on your laurels and get whatever you will do will sell, so to speak. people will just, i had all thought as if that's

pressure is mounting on president trump to accept the results and publicly concede and something so far he is yet to express willingness to do. here is nbc peter alexander. >> reporter: president trump no concession and no new statement for the cameras since thursday before joe biden has projected to be president-elect. instead he is golfing and venting his anger on twitter including these. falsely claiming victory. allies are insisting it may be time to move on. >> if your basis for not conceding is that there was voter fraud, they show us. we can't back you blindly without evidence. >> reporter: republican senator mitt romney calling trump the 900-pound gorilla when it comes to the republican party with this warning. >> it's important for the cause of democracy and freedom that we don't allege fraud and theft and so forth, unless there is very clear evidence of that. >> reporter: also weighing in the last republican president george w. bush making congratulatory calls to both biden and kamala harris saying, quote. president trump has the right to pursue legal challenges but the americ

his campaign for months has been signaling that they will mount legal challenges. come of course, won't be caught off guard by any of this, given the president's -- no, the president probably will, if he sees malfeasance he will try to amount to legal challenge. emily: all right. mario parker at the white house. you will be seeing some action tonight. we do not know what kind of action but there will be something. thank you so much and good luck tonight. paredt to stop in arizona once known as a reliably republican state, it hasn't voted for a democratic candidate since bill clinton one in 1996. but the face of arizona politics is changing. the ground and chandler, arizona. ed, you gave us a picture of whatever zona looks like at this moment. what are the latest developments in terms of how many people have showed up in person, how many folks have voted early and what that signals about which way arizona will lean tonight? ed: the republican party and president trump are playing catch up in arizona. mail andlots, vote by imprison, as of yesterday they exceeded all

there have been differences that the to have mounted on top of the hills and mountains surrounding the capital of the ticket region. a federal judge in pennsylvania has thrown out a lawsuit filed by the trump campaign that sought to exclude millions of mail in ballots. the judge says the lawsuit failed to provide evidence of voter fraud. the u.s. military says it's deployed bombers to the middle east. the big 528 planes took off from north dakota on friday. it wasn't specified where they went, but the aircraft have previously been based in qatar, opposition parties in pakistan, a gathering for a major rally, calling on prime minister imran khan to step down. thank you so much. bringing the election, the calm one to yes, again, tomorrow. hi, there has more from the shower. we've been here for the last several large and hundreds of people. and small groups have been kind words being rallied around, which is not very far from where we are. this of course, includes 11 political parties who have combined their strength and the pakistan democratic movement. it is also because of because of t

. >>> covid-19 concerns are mounting in southern california. take a look at this. this long line of cars last night outside of dodgers stadium. nope, not celebrating the recent world series win but people lined up to get a coronavirus test. l.a. county right now there are more than 900 covid patients in the hospital, the county's highest number since september. >>> there is good news for you this midday. 49ers team is clear on any violations and won't face any fines or penalties after a covid scare. nfl's investigation started after wide receiver tested positive last week and the team shut down its facilities. this was right before the game against green bay packers. he and three other players were put on the covid reserve list for the game. 49ers have followed all guidelines after the positive test, the nfl says. >>> this is over oakland. you can see the sun is shining. of course there's cloudy skies across the bay area. temperatures are still down. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking those cool temperatures. they're downright cold, at least to start the day

on october 16th, mcclelland dispatched two of the known best swears in the army at the potomac to mount to recognizance is -- recommit -- recognizance is to figure out just where and what the confederates were actually up to. in the upper portion of the screen, you will see roughly the route that the column under the command of whom freeze takes into the interior of jefferson county. roughly the area of -- the second column departs from harpers ferry on october 16th. this is one that george mcclelland's himself will personally company. that column is under the command of winfield scott hancock. and cox men will arrive shortly thereafter and there will be a battle for a day or so. but ultimately, what these two recognizance is we'll show to george mcclelland is that the confederate army is still very much in force in the valley. this is happening as abraham lincoln and henry halep and and wind stanton are trying to prod george mcclelland and the arm of the potomac to begin its next campaign into virginia. with the reconnaissance shows is that the value still heavily defended by confedera

mount st. helena gusted at 65 miles per hour, mount diablo at 63. it goes right down the list.ven concord got up to about 28 miles per hour. this is where we are at right now, there is still some wind up in elevation but check out what is happening down at the surface, it is calm, right? under 10 miles per hour. that is a big improvement. we could see a little more wind as we go through the day today but as we get through the overnight it will finally relent. there's a pressure gradient between high and low pressure. when the two come together it drives the wind between them and that is what is driving those offshore winds for us. but into tomorrow, that will change. we will keep the sunshine we had today and the nice temperatures. currently 56 in san francisco. you can see the only spot that dropped to the 40s is livermore. we will have as possible get a little chilly like santa rosa down to 32, 39 in san jose, livermore will get into the 30s as well. 45 in san francisco. tomorrow, very similar to today, lots of sunshine. i don't think we will see much, if any at all in the wa

be afforded more time perhaps if he wasn't given that sort of status i do think the pressure is mounting. in a striker mason reuters also not having the best of times and he's again it being left out of the england squad here message to city's a cellphone in the were sent home from iceland in september after breaking coronavirus quarantine walls while graeme wood remains out of favor england manager gareth southgate as recalled foden of for the games against the republic of ireland belgium and iceland. affair was had quite a lot football with this club most recently and. mason has had less going time with united i've had a good chat with ali about his development and. you know i feel it's better for him to stay with the club at the moment and to develop over the next few months but they were both available there's no sort of carry over from what happened in september that's down in major league soccer the l.a. galaxy is hopes of reaching the playoffs have been and it needed a win against the seattle sounders and it looked like that could happen when your hand this for the galaxy one. but

i'm far as small have all the day's support and polluting pressure mounts on manchester united boss only going to sole share as his side loses a gallon this time in istanbul in the champions league. now americans are waking up to another day of uncertainty over who will be the next president it is now 8 am in the u.s. state of georgia the is a live pictures from that where vote counting has been going through the night it's an extremely close race in the traditionally republican states donald trump's initial lead has been steadily. falling georgia is one of several states where republicans are already filing legal challenges over this election let's take a step back and look at the state of play right now well biden has already flipped michigan and wisconsin that donald trump on very narrowly 4 years ago the democratic candidate now has a projected total of 264 electoral college votes according to the associated press while trump is projected to win just 214 remember a candidate needs 270 in order to be declared the winner here in yellow you can see the states that are still being decide

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. >> he's mounting the legal challenges, and he has every right to mount them, and see if they stand in a court of law. thus far, he has not been successful. but many republicans are still backing him. here they are. >> is it time to acknowledge that president-elect biden won the election? >> you know, president trump is looking at his options. >> senator, have you congratulated vice president biden yet? >> no. >> why not? >> trump has not lost. do not concede, mr. president. fight hard. >> i think it's way premature at this point. we do not know who has prevailed in the election. >> i don't think the president has any reason to just walk away, throw up his hands, and say that's it. >> professor, you hear all that. let's be clear. when you look through all the cases they're mounting, every challenge out there. do you see any legal challenge that the president could pursue right now that would change the outcome of this election? >> absolutely not. and to say that he hasn't succeeded is an understatement. he's 0 for 12 in the cases that i've counted. i've read the complaints. there's

party appeared to be turning a corner when amberson and mount got what took office and promised a break from nearly 4 decades of robert mugabe's brutal authoritarian rule and economic mismanagement but hopes for a quick recovery have been dashed the country now faces the worst economic and humanitarian crisis in a decade and critics question the political will to stamp out rampant corruption and human rights abuses my guest this week is involved ways minister of foreign affairs and international trade see both youssou more you as a former army chief he was also the face of the military coup that propelled among god what a power will zimbabwe ever be able to see genuine political and economic reform. foreign minister see both you so much oil welcome to conflict zone thank you. you were the face of the military overthrow of robert mugabe back in 2017 as a commander you got on television in your uniform to assure the public of a stable transition back then you were the heroes of the hour now you have an economy close to collapse with fuel food electricity shortages where is the hope in zim

but as we mounted the preventive measures, we were able to do a world of the way very long time. and during that time were just kind of the structures. luckily we had a very good experience from the border and we had the people in the system who had the expertise, who had that knowledge. and we were able to put our national call the response team together. and so by the time we undertake to 1st of march, when we had our very 1st case, we had a stronger structure that was ready to fight off. so this is how we've been able to get these on the one through with a lot of things. let's talk a little bit here about politics in your country. if you don't mind mr. president, when you came to power, there's been some sense of anxiety and instability, particularly when your setup. the commission of inquiry into cases of corruption that took place from 2007 to just 1018, that's when the all people's congress,, the a.p.c. was in power. betty said that this was a pill act of political revenge against your opponents. yes, but i think we have proven them wrong because what we did was to get peop

about five minutes ago you could see mount diablo. now not so much.are looking at 40s and 50s as we start the day with the fog down to a quarter mile in santa rosa, petaluma, napa, tri valley and livermore, a quarter mile. we are really in the thick of it with the fog as we start our day. through the afternoon, upper 50s to low to mid 60s, we catch some clearing with high clouds, dry and mild today. i will let you know how long this will last as we look to next week for thanksgiving week as well, details on that coming up in a few minutes. let's check with gianna. it's foggy across the bay bridge with the metering lights on as well. >> chp has issued fog advisory for the commute across the bay bridge as well as the golden gate bridge. it is pretty much bumper to bumper traffic. the metering lights were on. they were turned on earlier than usual. that's because we have a trouble spot on upper deck near treasure island. that's cleared out of lanes but we have a busy ride from the foot of the maze or beyond that into san francisco. golden gate bridge, a