america has chosen the name for the smithsonian national zoo's 3-month-old giant pan take. 135,000 votes. the winning name is a name that translates into little miracle. all cubs born at the zoo moved to china when they are 4 years old. smithsonian's national zoo is a temporary home for them but it's temporarily closed to the public but you can watch more photos of the baby panda online. >>> new videos showing a florida man rescuing his puppy from the jaws of an gator. his dog was taken a hold by the alligator. gunner only had a few bruises. he had a few scratches on his hand but the dog doing just fine. wow! >>> a final look at the forecast here with vianey arana. looking good? >> thank you for holding down the fort when i was having mike issues early. you're right. we are steer clear of the rain the next seven days. temperatures in the 60s for inland areas. san francisco will be also cool and comfortable in the 60s as well. >> thanks. thank you for joining us for our mid-day newscast. next one is at 5:00. remember, we are always on with information you need to know at nbc

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born a star at the national zoo here in washington three months ago, since that august day, more thanillion visitors have >> o'donnell: hard to believe this, but a new election is upon us. now we're being asked to choose a name for this adorable panda cub. born a star at the national zoo here in washington three months ago, since that august day, more than a million visitors have clicked on the panda-cam, to watch him grow. he is now nine pounds. there are four choices. among the options: the mandarin phrase for "little miracle," perhaps appropriate for a little guy born into a global pandemic. polls close friday. the winner will be announced next monday. and there will be no recounts. all right, we'll be right back. it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your prescriber or an online prescriber if cologuard is right for you. i'll get on it! tha

. >>> you remember that panda cub that was born at the smithsonian national zoo? this happened.got its three-month checkup. weighted around 10.4 pounds. was it actually born there? i don't want to say if it wasn't. >> i don't know. >> i just know it was there. so forgive me. either way, they haven't named this cub yet. >> so cute, though. >> they're doing a whole like crowd sourcing on the name. >> i feel like he needs to get more sleep, though. those bags under his eyes. >> you know what? why you throwing stones in this glass house? >> speaking from one toddler to another, oh this video, you just have to see it. it is hilarious. >> that baby getting some chick fil-a. offering up. offering up. then this happened. yum, yum, yum. that is a 14 month old ringley from south carolina. get that baby some bo jangles also. >> he hasn't been alive more than 14 months and that baby already knows good food when he sees it. >> this is how mona kosar abdi eats. >> i'm starving right now. the video of the chick-fil-a inspires me. >> that happens every single day. >> announcer: it's "live with

name, xiao qi gi, means "little miracle," and this giant panda cub, born at the smithsonian's national zooestined to be a star. is it true that there were so many people watching this as it started to happen, that the panda cam crashed? >> oh, yes. word got out very quickly that something was going on, you know. everyone was home, it was in the middle of the pandemic, everyone was watching, and it was something positive that was going on. so, yeah, everyone wanted to see the birth. >> reporter: and laurie thompson, who helps run the panda program here, says the world kept watching as mother mei xiang nursed the baby from a hairless blob into to a cuddly cub. ( baby panda cries ) xiao qi gi won't meet the public for a while. what a cutie! but earlier this month, we got a rare look-- through glass-- as thompson and chief vet donald neiffer performed their weekly exam. aw! no! >> we touch all the limbs, stretch out the joints. he's growing gangbusters. he looks great. >> reporter: at 22, the cub's mom, mei xiang, is now the oldest panda in north america to birth a healthy cub. >> she's geriat

that includes the national zoo. y was the last day to stop by in-person, so it is back to virtual visits for now. usually we're told never to feed wild animals, but officials in canada's jasper national park have a different message for drivers: yeah, you're reading that right, "don't let the moose lick your car." it turns out they're obsessed with the tasty road salt on it. look at that. authorities say it is best not to indulge them-- avoid their big antlers and just drive on. now, to a remarkable rescue in florida. it was all caught on a wildlife surveillance camera. yes, that is a man wrestling an unleashr to unleash his dog hi from the jaws of death. richard milbanks says he was walking with gunnar near a pond when that gator shot out of the keter like a "missile." without hesitation, milbanks jumped in and dragged it to pupe, saving the pup. miraculously, gunnar is doing all right, but milbanks says he got a little chewed up. very lucky ending there. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," from a to zoom, m,e

different with the pandemic, but every year millions of people visit the national galleries, the national zooe national mall is lined with iconic structures that comprised the crown jewel of the smithsonian. when families come to washington and they visit these museums, they think they are seeing the complete representation of the course of the history of our nation. unfortunately, that is not always the case. the fact that our museums do not adequately portray the contributions of women and latino americans has been well-documented. in 1999, president clinton signed an executive order to establish a commission to better identify the accomplishments of women in our nation's history, and to consider whether we should establish a women's museum. in 1994, the smithsonian issued a report regarding the lack of representation of latino americans and their contributions to our nation. of course, there have been recommendations for both of these museums for several commissions in the past. even though the need for these museums is clear, the path to getting it done is not always clear. we know that t

cases in our nation's capital and nationwide is forcing the closure of the smithsonian museums and national zooington, d.c. this is the smithsonian's second closure because of covid. the museums and the zoo closed in march. they had a limited reopening in september to the public. and for more pandemic headlines around the country, let's check in with some of our cnn correspondents.dan simon. now even outdoor dining has been halted in california as cases skyrocket. the rule goes into effect on wednesday. it will be takeout or delivery only at l.a. county. something we have not seen since the month of may. the daily average of new cases in california has hit its highest point yet. more than 15,000 cases on friday. the daily average of new cases has nearly tripled since the month of november. meantime, governor newsom announced that he and his family are quarantining for 14 days after their children came into contact with an officer from the california highway patrol who had tested positive. >> reporter: i'm paula newton in atlanta. i just returned from toronto on the weekend where that city is no

and we are only just now about to open a couple of the sites, the zoo, the national zoo, and the national air and space museum. we've been closed for a long time. and i know our secretary lonnie bunch is very disappointed to have shuttered our doors and not been able to serve the public as we have for 174 years in washington and around the world, especially -- we have a museum of the american indian in new york as well and that's been closed sp closed specifically during the critical times and now. but we're working for home. we're teleworking for the foreseeable future. even when those museums open, i don't think many of us will be back in our offices right away. we've been trying to share information. i think that's why the information that's online, our collections online and specifically these photographs we've been talking today, it's so important for folks to know that they can learn while we're closed and we can expand the digital offerings. also at the museum, we have online native knowledge 360 which is teacher curriculum that focuses on american history throughout american histo

okay last week we introduced you to the national zoo's fluffiest new resident guess what, guys he hasndent carson daley. >> this is what it has come to that's right. right off of the panda presses. tens of thousands of people exercise their civic duty to vote for the baby panda's name let's remind of you that short list quickly that one means prosperous. that one means happy. and that one means little boy. and now, one week and 130,000 votes later, and ladies and gentlemen, we would like to extend a very warm welcome to the world xiao qi ji. >> close enough. >> doing so well there for a minute that is the national zoo's little miracle little now, but it is a giant panda. it's got a clean bill of health moments ago. that's good news currently weighs 10.4 pounds, 22 inches long. it is going to be 350 pounds when he is fully grown. >> what's the name again >> xiao qi ji. >> i think you found kind of a specialty area. >> i'm hoping comcast has a 24 hour giant panda baby birthing channel to which i will -- >> coming back. >> thank you, carson we'll see you later. >> congratulations, xiao q

with the release plan >>> and here it is, if you need a little panda pick me up, the smithsonian national zooking people to vote on the name of their three week old baby panda after millions have tuned into the panda cam to watch him. voting closes on friday. so if you have any names, submit them, there is time. >> i vote for express. do you get that? >> that's it yeah, i did get na actually. >> panda express anyway, on the cruise thing, this is your segment and your beat, it is cool, i want to sleep in like the millennium falcon or whatever but either way, when will we start to see cruising again, when do we set same from galveston again? what is the time line? >> so here is the thing. the cruise lines here in the u.s. have been halted mid march because of the pandemic. and the hope is if they can get through all the protocols that the cdc has asked them to, that they will get back to see an early 2021, maybe february or march, although just yesterday carnival cancelled all of its cruises for january. so it seems like that start date continues to get pushed out. in the meantime they continue

that includes the national zoo. today was the last day to stop by in person. it's back to virtual visits for now. usually we are told never on to feed wild animals but officials in jasper national park have a different message for drivers. yeah, you are reading that right. don't let the lick your car. it turns out they are obsessed with the tasty road salt on it. authorities say it's best not to indulge them. avoid their big antlers and drive on. >>> now, to a remarkable rescue in florida, it was all caught on a wild life surveillance camera. yes, that is a man, wrestling an alligator to unleash his dog from the jaws of death. richard milbank said he was walking with gunner near a pond when the gator shot out of the water like a quote, missile, he jumped in and dragged it to shore, saving the pup, and gunner is doing already. but millbank said he got a little chewed up. >> very lucky ending there. >> straight ahead from a-zoom, the nation's educators stress and a school year like no other. and also see how nurses in new york are tending to patients needs in an

. >>> we told you last week that this little guy was going to get a name now the national zoo hassa held vote to choose one the winner, wither inially 135,000 votes, is a chinese name that translates to "little miracle" it was almost unanimous out of the four names, because he is a little miracle in this pandemic year. >> in this pandemic year, we could all use a little miracle. >> no kidding. >> my gosh, is he cute. >> cute. >> i am not sure we can all do the little panda, though. >> because they grow to be fairly sizable, i understand. >> huge. >> so sweet. >> and hopefully the national zoo will be able to open up again. they are easy cloed for coronavirus. and then people can go see the little miracle. >> hopefully not before he becomes a big miracle. >> true. hopefully it won't take that long. >> remarkable nonetheless. >>> up next, spac's are growing a lot this year. who are the faces behind this growing trend? what could change if things don't go their way i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a f

this little guy need as name the smithsonian national zoo wants you to vote on the zoo welcomed this giant panda cub back in august and now he weighs more than nine pounds. he's quite the napper normally when they're not measuring him turns out they don't eat or sleep all at one time but eat and nap and eat and nap like ten hours a day of napping here are the options for the names for this. you see these over here they're hard to pronounce. that's fu zai, xiao qu ji, xing fu and zai zai. the winner will be announced on wednesday. wa walgreens and cvs taking a bigger role in keeping us heathy and the nfl set to break another record and this doesn't involve game staltts >> nfl making history. >> we've been hearing of police brutality been going on for so many years >> plus, hear what two big nails ha -- nails hames have to say abo social justice and the economy >> you're watching "cn b kr nbc" here on cnbc head home this holiday with the one you love. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. ♪ when disaste

nation's capital, rising cases led the smithsonian institution to once again close its museum and national zoo city schools reverteli entirely to learning. mayor bill de blasio -- >> if something is changing rapidly in the city, we see what is happening around the country, we have to reset the equation. amna: public schools inlo denve, do will go fully remote for all grades for the rest of the semester. for the pbs newshour, i am on no nuance a- im amna nawaz. judy: alex azar said pfizer will file tomorrow for emergency approval of its covid vaccine. word today congressional leaders may resume talks on a deal for covid relief and assistance. but unless a new bill is approved soon, several measures will expire by christmas fed.eral government, based in -- will expire by christmas. more than 10 million jobs have been lost. dr. richard best ths talked abou toll. today in a usa today piece, titled the u.s. is -- the viru is not pausing, the u.s. should not either. dr., thank you for joining us. for months, we have been hearing these warnings, don't travel, bl care, this pandemic is getting worse,

. >>> well, in washington, d.c., the smithsonian national zoo's giant panda cub finally has a name.ublic voted online to name the furry fellow mandarin for little miracle. it symbolizes the hope he brought during the pandemic, and the 3-year-old excels at napping, nursing and cuddling with his mother. >>> every year at thanksgiving, the president performs a very special duty. he pardons a lucky turkey. in the coming hours, president trump will do just that for corn or cob. both will live to tell about the experience but only one will go down in history as the national turkey. >>> i think this event is great today because lord knows 2020 has been a little challenge, whether it's covid, whether it's fires, whether it's economic turmoil, i think it's great to celebrate something that's happy, something that's for everybody, something that's for all of america. >> the pardoning will happen in the rose garden at the white house. it will be president trump's first public appearance since the official transition of power to president-elect biden got underway. and thank you so much for your

even the national zoo is closing. we heard from jpmorgan just yesterday, and they warned that they think the economy is going to contract again during the first quarter because of this pandemic. the good news, fred, of course, is that we do have positive, encouraging signs on the vaccine front. both pfizer and moderna have these highly effective vaccines. once they get distributed, that should be a really big positive to bring relief to workers who are in the airline industry, hotels, restaurants, small businesses. but, fred, as you know, it will take time. and until that, the economy is probably going to stay kind of weak. >> that's helpful down the line but there are so many businesses right now -- restaurants, small shops, et cetera, they are dying. and they need a lifeline like now. yesterday, in fact. matt egan, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you, fred. >>> we'll be right back. some hot cocoa? mom, look! are you okay? head home this holiday with the one you love. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer

the national zoo in washington d.c.he new giant panda cop has officially been named. which is chinese for. [inaudible] the name was chosen over three other mandarin names after the zoo received one had 35000 votes of a mix of and loving chinese speakers and thought they're ordering lunch. panda fans have been found the cup since it's birth was live streamed on the zoos giant panda cam. the video best described as a black and white and red all over. the cub was born to the process of artificial insemination heard something to think about when you are basing your turkey this week. the cub will remain at the zoo until it turns four years old. at which point it will be moved to china. presumably by panda express. topic number three. president trump for filling a great today with the annual turkey pardon at the white house. watch. >> korn, hereby graduate pardon. thank you. [laughter] boyt did the crowd gobble it up. they'd chosen to feathered friends from iowa named corn and copy spent last night at the willard into mental,

starting today in washington, d.c., all smithsonian museums including the national zoo will close temporarilyor a second time, as cases in the region rise. multiple college football games are now cancelled due to covid. in los angeles county, starting wednesday, outdoor dining will be shut down. california governor gavin newsom and his family are quarantining after three of his children were exposed to a highway patrol officer with the virus and so many people traveling and uneven restrictions across the country, experts fear the worst. >> all you're going to see is that a week, two weeks from now, a huge increase what is already a horrendous spike. >> reporter: speaking of that already horrendous spike we are seeing getting worse, aaa predicts over 50 million people will travel over this thanksgiving holiday one way or another. one e.r. doctor put it if 1 out of 100 of those people end up transmit are or catching the virus that is over 500,000 new coronavirus cases. >> talk about spug it in perspective. thank you. >>> emergency physician at brown university dr. megan randy who is the cofound

the national zoo announced the public vote is over and the giant panda cub that has captured the heartsidents has now been named shoshiji. it means little miracle in mandarin. more than 130,000 votes were cast online to name the male cub in time for its three month birthday. have a piece of bamboo on us. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for the "special report." fair, balanced, and unafraid. , hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. martha. >> martha: thank you, bret. good evening, everybody. i martha maccallum and this is "the story." breaking tonight, michigan has now certified their election results, we are waiting for pennsylvania, we expect that likely tomorrow in big news is the general services a administration has reached out now to president-elect biden to formally begin the transition process. and they do that with this tweet from president trump just moments ago. he writes i want to thank emily murphy at gsa for her steadfast dedication and loyalty to our country. she's been harassed, threatened, and abused and i do not want to see this happen to

um and national zoo. no indication when they will reopen.ne thing canceled the thanksgiving day parade. it is going to be different this year the number of participants has been cut by more than half. everyone must wear a mask and practice social distancing. john? >> john: david lee miller in new york tonight let's bring in alex azar mr. secretary good news pfizer has applied for emergency use authorization with the fda. how long do you expect that process to take. >> john, this is really historic day. 10 months from when this plague first hit our shores from china, we have pfizer filing an application for emergency use authorization for a 95% effective vaccine and we have already announced that we are are going to convene our independent outside advisory body on december 10th for a public hearing. that's a very good sign that means things will move very quickly in the assessment. so, depending on how the data is assessed by fda, this could be a matter of weeks before we have fda authorization and we will ship millions of doses within 24 hou

mini cam in the corner of the screen when someone else was talking like he was a panda at the national zoonight football this week, he'll be in the corner counting votes in mecklenburg county. and yet trump and fox news have spent months priming their audiences for this blatant attempt to steal the election and call a biden victory fraudulent we knew it was going to happen, and now it's here. fox news kept putting liars on their air, like a supposed gop pollster who falsely claimed nonexistent voter fraud was just baked into the system in pennsylvania and fox's supposed news anchors, not just their opinion hosts, actually took him seriously. >> well, look at pennsylvania's. unfortunately, i think he's got to win by four or five to overtake the voter fraud that will happen there. it's very systematic in pennsylvania i think it's achievable to get to four or five but i think that's the kind of margin he needs to have in pennsylvania to survive that >> but you're not predicting that you're basically saying that he will win but they will steal it? is that what you're predicting >> i'm saying h

it's like the national zoo cutting away from the panda cam because the sex is getting too graphic.ng. that's fine. now they are -- oh, my god kevin, what position is that?" "i think that is called standing wheelbarrow. "okay, cut the feed! cut the feed kids are watching. cut the feed!" and by the way, in that same press conference a reporter asked white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany, who incidentally gets paid with your tax dollars to show up and lie at trump campaign events, a very simple straightforward question. "do you know for a fact that there were fraudulent votes cast?" this will not shock you. she did not answer >> do you know that fraudulent votes were actually cast or are you simply saying we don't know because we couldn't see it >> look, what we are asking for here is patience >> seth: so, all you're saying is you need a little patience? thanks, guns n'rose. you swore that would work, shoemaker. >> i did >> seth: i'm sorry, donald trump wants patience the least patient man on the face of the earth? the guy who literally shoved his way to the front of a group of

back on august 31st, the national zoo welcomed this little guy, the giant panda cub.ameless so the zoo now asking for the public to help choose its name >> are you ready fu zai, prosperous boy; xiao qiju, little miracle; xing fu, happy and prosperous; and zai zai, mandarin nickname for a boy. the zoo and its chinese partners saying these names reflect all the joy he has brought to so many in extraordinary circumstances. >> is this live? >> i don't know but yes. celebrate the conservation of the great panda species. we're asking you to head to today.com to find out the way in, you can vote for your favorite name, can you vote once per day now through friday >> can we see the names one more time >> we'll have the winning names and will reveal it on monday >> that baby panda is about nine pounds right now, on its way to 350 pounds >> do you remember when it was the size of a stick of butter? >> if you're going to get it a onesie -- >> you have a quick popstart >> people revealed its sexiest man, michael b. jordan and we're going to talk about the latest results that the

. >> our favorite little panda at the smithsonian's national zoo officially has a name! yes.lish. >> wow. >> look. >> behaved for the doctor. >> the zoo asked people to choose from four possible names and this was on top with 135,000 votes. the giant panda now weighs 10 pounds and says -- and his minders say he's been hitting all of his growth milestones, his eyes are open and he's started practicing to crawl under his mom's watchful eye. >> the zoo's cooperation agreement with china expires in december of this year. i hope they renew it. >> i do too. >> it's so nice to see a mom petting a baby. >> it could have been the dad actually. >> tony is like dads matter too! >> all right, vlad. >> i could tell by the paw. >> thanks, vlad. >>> ahead, good news about a vaccine in europe with a potential to slow down the spread of the coronavirus. stay with us. >> announcer: today's "what to watch" is sponsored by toyota. let's go places. thon i h wait. toyotathon is on. come in today! right now! get 0% apr financing on a twenty-twenty camry. offer ends november 30th. that's a wrap! toy

guy -- gosh, he's so cute -- needs a name the giant panda cub is nearly three months old and the national zoo the public to vote for one of four names. the winning choice will be announced on monday. >> what are the four options >> here we go. foo sai, prosperous boy, little miracle, happy and prosperous and a chinese nickname for a boy, zai zai. >> that's probably the easiest. >> i had to practice this for like half an hour, wilf. >> let's go with that one or pannedy or something like that. >> pannedy is cute wait till next hour. i have a great one next hour. >> i look forward to it as always, sue. thank you very much. >> see you then. >>> mohamed el erian of allianz joins us >>> we're counting down to earnings lbrands and nvidia both sharply higher first up is this exquisite bowl of french onion dip. i'm going to start the bidding at $5. thank you, sir. looking for $6. $6 over there! do i hear 7? $7 in the front! $7 going once. going twice. sold to the onion lover in the front row! next up is lot number 17, a spinach and artichoke dip, beautifully set in a hollowed-out loaf of sourdough bre

. >>> yesterday, we were mesmerized by the panda cam at the smithsonian national zoo.cub. the little guy got his three-month check-up and is looking relaxed there. his caregivers say the cub started teething. pretty soon, we could see that little guy take his first steps. the cub doesn't have a name. the zoo is asking us and the public to vote on four potential names. i'm not going to say them. you can vote on the website. until friday and the winning name is going to be announced monday. we need carson for those names. >> he really nailed them and what they mean. >>> one of the most famous interviews ever given by princess diana is back in the headlines. >> new investigation has been launched into how that interview came to be. how it was secured. the question at hand is did journalist martin bashir deceive princess diana into doing that interview? this morning, diana's son, prince william, is weighing in. kelly cobiella is following all of it for us from london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig and savannah. take you back now to 1995. that's when this i

zoo in ohio. the announcement has now gone viral getting national attention. you may recall that back in september, firefighters rescued the mountain lion. they will be moving in the next few weeks. check out the lantern festival that starts tonight and still see the cubs. >> i checked the weather and columbus is looking dreary and captain cow probably wants to stay here. it's sunny outside? >> this is the time of year they get much cooler weather than we have and used to at this point. a live look outside. we are enjoying sunshine and it is nice to soak up the sun. it would be nice to get rain down the line. we are going to do talk about that. let's get a look where we are now compared to this morning. we started out upper 30s in the north bay. we are starting to make progress here as we warm up heading towards the lunch hour. in the low 50s in san jose. compare that to 24 hours ago, we are a few degrees warmer now compared to yesterday. we are going to hold this weather pattern next seven days at least. you're seeing that at the bottom of the screen as the s

the national lockdowns should not mean the animals miss out on trick—or—treating. the keepers at this zoough of it. 0thers preferred pumpkin squash. paul hawkins, bbc news. a reminder of our top story. borisjohnson has announced a four week national lockdown in england beginning on thursday. speaking as the number of cases of coronavirus in the uk passed a million, he said no responsible prime minister could ignore the surging rates of infection. under the new measure, schools and universities will remain open, but nonessential shops were closed, and bars in restaurant will shut. more on this story on our website. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @jamesbbcnews. storm aiden brought torrential rain and gales to a large swathe of the uk on saturday. those strong winds really whipping up the waves, particularly across southern and western coasts. but as the rain eased and the skies cleared, it's been an opportunity through the night for many to see the blue moon — a second full moon this month — but it's only a brief respite from the rain. there's more to come overnight and into sunday. still

the national lockdowns should not mean the animals miss out on trick—or—treating, the keepers that the zood not get enough of it. 0thers preferred pumpkin squash. paul hawkins, bbc news. did you celebrate halloween this year? were you allowed to go out wherever you are? please let me know. i'm on twitter. i'm @jamesbbcnews. to stay with us. we will bring you more news across the evening, including use of the lockdown. see you later. —— please do stay with us. hello. storm aiden brought torrential rain and gales to a large swathe of the uk on saturday. those strong winds really whipping up the waves, particularly across southern and western coasts. but as the rain eased and the skies cleared, it's been an opportunity through the night for many to see the blue moon — a second full moon this month — but it's only a brief respite from the rain. there's more to come overnight and into sunday. still a number of met office warnings in place for both the rain and the wind, and all the details are on our website. so this is how sunday shapes up. this is the area of low pressure responsible for stor

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nation's capital. you can be part of this one. take a look at this. this little one needs a name. the giant panda cub was born at the smithsonian zoo in washington, d.c. there are four choices that the public can choose from, they're all mandarin names. some translated to process pus boy. the new name will be announced monday. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in downtown san francisco. macy's sent us this video and, of course, there were no people in the crowd this year. the retail chain says the reusable 80-foot tree is decorated with more than 33,000 lncht e.d. lights and 100 shining ornaments. beautiful sight out there. will it be a good day to visit out there today, kari? >> yeah. i'm thinking of putting up my own tree a little early. we'll have nice weather, all dry if you're thinking about putting up those holiday decorations this weekend. temperatures in the low 60s during the day. those mornings will be very chilly. and we're having to bundle up and get out the sweaters and the winter gear. we'll see this kind of weather continue into next week and into thanksgiving. we're not seeing any more rain in the fore

zoo. but the station is another home for some of tokyo's homeless population, and it's the marginalized, often forgotten people who are the focus of yu miri's book. >> this year's national book award for translated literature goes to yu miri for "tokyo ueno station." >> oh, oh! >> reporter: yu, who is korean and was born in japan, was inspired to write a novel by her personal exchanges with people in fukushima, which was devastated by a powerful earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster in 2011. in her acceptance speech, she said she wanted to capture the sense of having nowhere to call home. >> the main character of "tokyo ueno station" is a m from minamisoma. i would like to share this joy with the people of minamisoma who are on a path of hardship after the earthquake. >> reporter: yu's main character arrives ateno ation e year before tokyo hosted e olympi games 1964. he needso work tsupport s family he dris as a mrant worr and bemes homeless. the story depicts, in haunting prose, his hardships as japan experiences an era of rapid growth. while the book was influenced by the events of 2011, yu says the current coronavirus is another touchstone for readers and makes t

t meanwhile inhe nation's capital, rising regional covid cases led the smithsonianio institto once again close down its museums and t ectional zoo. and climbing inftion rates public school systs new yorkst city schools reverted entirely mayor bill de blas. >> something is changing, is changing rapidly in this city. we certainly see what's happening around the country. we've got to reset the equation. >> nawaz: public schools in denver, coloradoill also go to fully remote for all grades for the rest of thsemester. for the pbs newshour, i'm amna nawaz.uf >> woo late today, the secretary of health and human services, alex azar, said pfizel is expected totomorrow for emergency approval of its new covid vaccine. as the pandemic's impact grows,a congressleaders said today they will resume talks on a deal for vid relief and assistanc but unless a new bill is approved soon, several relief measures, including unemployment assistance, will expire by christmas more than 10 million jobs have been lost since the pandemic began. doctor richard besser wrote about covid's toll on public health and economic well bei today in a piece titled: "the

nations are at the mercy of international trade wars and one day make that he couldn't resist. and finally, people aren't the only ones having a tough time during the lockdown. pandemic restrictions have cut progs zoos visitor numbers to 0. and that means it's revenue as well. so it's inviting the public to help pay for animal feed. in return for pictures of the animals and the zoo needs 400 different kinds of food daily, just to partially offset an expected loss of nearly 4000000 euros this year. and that's it for me and the business team here below for more details are online dot com slash business cinders. and let's watch the fight against the corona virus. pandemic has the rate of infection in developing. what does the latest research say? information and contacts? the coronavirus update coming on t w, visionary. and a pragmatist diplomat who always gets straight to the point the good to institutes outgoing director. and we look at his final a year in office and his impressive career limiting the last cultural diplomat starts nov 16th on d. w with news that a vaccine might be around the corner. you ethical questions are on the horizon, who will get it 1st. how much will it cost? will the rich or

zoo on c-span. to think the democracy practice fund and the whole miller center team. we will see you soon. thank you so much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> with joe biden as president-elect, stay with c-span for the transition of power. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. "q&a,"ay night on university of texas at austin sociology professor talks about big data and new surveillance technologies by law enforcement. >> the police have long been collecting their own data and information, but that is people they have contact with. what is happening now in the digital age is that the police are increasingly collecting information on all these folks who have no direct criminal justice contact. part of that has to do with the variety component of big data -- they are purchasing information from private companies, using tools like automatic license readers, so you don't have to get pulled over by the place where your data to be put in the system. night atbrayne, sunday 8:00 eastern on