providence was the first newsroom i worked in the seven newsrooms. overnight mention my at katherine, shoop racing is like a mother. wando, wando, wake up you have a telegram. aunt katherine interrupted a nap of taking one afternoon in december covid 1969 when i was at home during christmas break from spelman college. i western union message delivered something that needed my attention. i telegram i said questioningly lifting my head from the pillow, i had never received a telegram. and i had no idea why someone would send one to me. what i did notice telegram's only two kinds of information. very good, important good news and very important bad news. and our family and birthday grades were set and telegrams. i was born in july this was december. my telegram said congratulations, you have been selected a winner of a $700 newspaper internship scholarship. this award really made on the completion of the 1970 summer work-study program this brought to previously preview have been assigned to the editing course at temple university in philadelphia. letter

side wondered some people in the newsroom. i was $40 million but that was a big deal. i was also responsible for the daily planning of the newspaper. around two of the three daily news meetings we talked about. usually the following day. hera was we were in northern virginia. i did notice caller id the number from the local 703 virginia area code. desk phone rang i have a proper business suit and high-heeled pumps supporting those errata race down the halls the conference room to sit at the head of the table to lead one of the daily usa today business meetings. i was getting into the room before my meeting time my leadership encouraged others refocusing meeting will begin on time. my daughter's summer camp was calling me. mrs. roy, i need to share something that happened was shelby today. sorry awesome place. my heart raced, fearful that my five year old daughter had fallen and cracked open her school on the alexandria campus. or should let the grounds and police were looking for her were she drowned in the pool. the last fear

mark: what about this diversity in newsrooms? a hell of a lot and i mean, i can't name or i can name a bunch of left-wing hosts and big time contributors and basically what i see when it comes to some of these networks is have a dancing conservative go across the stage every now and then but that is just it and just for show and what can be done about this? these are private corporations? >> yeah, what can be done? that is a hard one. the diversity isn't there and that is true. the best statistics, it's the newsroom national media has anything to do with politics it will be about 93-seven and that is what the surveys say, the journalists if you asked them how they voted 93% of the democrat and only 7% republican and i think that 7% is a little artificially high and i explained it in my book. if journalists are lying, even a small degree to the survey and to the posters that 7% will be too high and if you look at campaign contributions the number is two or 3% so newsroom is only about 3% people vote republican and here is how high

now for kqed newsroom 2020 ve coge. let's be good with state and local election news. >> they handed companies with a big win with prop 22 winning by more than 58%. arcus responded by sending stocks soaring for uber and lyft. prop 15 failed. criminal justice measures across the bay area are leading. potential he strengthening la oversight ofenforcement. despite a spirited challenge, scott weiner retained his seat for four years. in silicone valley, david leading in his senate race against dan raffle. politics and governor senior editor and government correspondent. to thank you for joining us. ott, this election is projected to set a state record for the number of votes cast. do you see an impact from the record turnout? massive historic margin out of california right now. 4 million ballots still to count he's got a 4 million+ lead over donald trump. that will pad his nation advantage he has. in terms of ballot measures, it's hard to say. it was a mixed bag. if you go down the list of ballot measures, californians embra

>>> tonight on kqed newsroom. we speak with california lieutenant governor about the rise of women in politics. and the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. and we dig into the latest on the covid vaccine hunt. when one would be available in california and who would be first in line. plus a look at something beautiful. we take in the major red retrospective of a pioneering artist. welcome to kqed newsroom. >>> president trump continues his refusal to concede the election and has the backing of prominent republicans and members of his cabinet. on tuesday, secretary of state said there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. mitch mcconnell has refused to recognize president-elect, joe biden and there are lawsuits to challenge the results. president elect biden has called the behavior and embarrassment and is moving forward with the transition plan. molly harris is leaving the seat for her place in the white house. now joining us in san francisco is the look tenant governor. thank you

this is "cnn newsroom." joe biden's decisive victory in the 2020 presidential election has now grown to 306 electoral votes. biden is the first democrat to win georgia since 1992. north carolina has been called for donald trump. now, biden's overall lead is insurmountable. still, the president refuses to accept that he lost and insists, falsely, that the election was rigged. it's a fiction even some in his own administration have publicly rejected. all this on a day when the u.s. broke another record for r for new coronavirus infections. the staggering 184,000 cases were reported in just the past 24 hours. that's a 20% spike from the day before. none on of that was mentioned by president trump on friday. we've got more details from cnn's jim acosta. >> welcome to the white house twilight zone where president trump is still publicly cling to go an alternative reality, the one where he can still win the 2020 election. >> this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully the -- whatever happens in

i'm paula newton and this is "cnn newsroom."tate of georgia ground zero in the battle for control of the all-important u.s. senate. and republican strategists and state leaders are getting increasingly worried that georgia's gop voters may not turn out to vote in the january 5th senate runoffs there, specifically because of the party's own baseless attacks on the integrity of the election. president trump on twitter trying to find a work-around telling his supporters they must show up and vote for gop senators david purdue and kelly loeffler, even though the election was a quote total sham. of course that is not true. cnn's ryan nobles was in atlanta for an unusual exchange between the republican national committee chairwoman and some georgian republican voters. >> reporter: winning at least one of these races in georgia is crucial for republicans. they need to do that if they want to retain the majority in the united states senate. but things are off to a bit of a rocky start. on saturday, the republican chairwoman, ronna mcdan

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you're watching cnn "newsroom." let's get to our lead story now. >>> iran's president accusing israel of killing the nation's top nuclear scientist. president hassan rouhani says the killing of mohsen fakhrizadeh was at the hands of terrorists. but he says this death will not deter the nation's scientists from carrying on their work. the iranian state media says fakhrizadeh was assassinated, friday, in an ambush outside of tehran. so far, israel, remaining silent about his killing but as cnn's nick paton walsh rortds, they have had him in their sights for years. >> reporter: iran's most prominent nuclear scientist, mohsen fakhrizadeh, largely lived in the shadows. gunned down, friday, in an apparent assassination, according to state media. he was traveling in the city east of tehran, when reports say his car was targeted by gunfire in a vehicle explosion. he and his body guards were gravely wounded, succumbing to their injuries at the hospital, a short time later. believed to be age 59, fakhrizadeh is said to have h

coming up here on cnn "newsroom." protests in washington have escalated into a night marred by violence. we will take you there, live. >>> another day of the u.s. shattering its own coronavirus record. i'll speak with a doctor seeing the devastation, firsthand. >>> and tropical storm headed for vietnam this hour. we'll have a live report from the cnn weather center. >>> welcome, everyone. appreciate your company. demonstrations in washington, in support of u.s. president donald trump and his false claims of election fraud have taken a violent turn. officials say one man was stabbed on saturday night, is in critical condition, we're told. the mayor's office says two police officers were, also, injured. and at least 20 arrests have been made. we don't have a full picture, yet, of who was attacked or who might be responsible for the violence. but that's not stopping the president from weighing in. tweeting, a short time ago, that his supporters, quote, aggressively fought back after, what he described as, antifa attacked

you're watching cnn "newsroom." coming up on the program. new details about the killing of iran's top nuclear scientist. how the country is reacting, and what does this mean for the biden administration? we're live for you, in tehran. >>> also, the latest setback in trump's efforts to overturn the election results. where he might go from here. >>> and one expert says that the rate of coronavirus deaths could double, within the next ten days. i'll speak with a doctor on the front lines. >>> welcome, everyone. iran's president, now, accusing israel of killing one of the nation's top-nuclear scientists. president hassan rouhani says that the killing of mohsen fakhrizadeh was at the hands of terrorists. but, he says, this death will not deter the nation's scientists from carrying on their work. iranian-state media says fakhrizadeh was assassinated, friday, in an ambush outside tehran. so far, israel, remaining silent about his killing. but as cnn's nick peytaton wals reports, they have had him in their sights for years.

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you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. it's the first full day since finally finding out who won the u.s. presidential election, so now we know who will lead the country for the next four years. joe biden has defeated donald trump and will become the 46th president of the united states. the two men who took the race down to the wire have made their reactions clear. one of them gracious and optimistic. the other, bitter and defiant and refusing to concede. but today we are hearing from former president george w. bush, the two-term republican who did not support president trump in 2016 and who did not publicly endorse trump or biden, for that matter, this year. these words from former president pubush today. the american people can have confidence that this election was fundamentally fair. its integrity will be upheld and its outcome is clear. bush went on to say that in facing the challenges ahead, we must come together for the sake of our families and neighbors and our nation and its future. an

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house to see what you think and in the meantime the bbc are reshooting background footage of the newsroomnd some interviewees on bbc to replace those filmed before the epidemic so that we reflect the current socially distant way of working here. it was clear that 19 again which provided the big news of the week from many of those in england with the unveiling of which tears of restrictions will apply where from next week on. some areas have been the highest areas of restrictions. pubs and restau ra nts restrictions. pubs and restaurants will provide ta keaway restaurants will provide takeaway only and there will be no mixing of households except up no mixing of households except up to six people in outdoor spaces such as parks. this was objected to by some.

so see what you think and, in the meantime, the bbc are reshooting background footage of the newsroom to use behind some interviewees on bbc news, to replace those filmed before the epidemic, so that we reflect the current socially—distanced way of working here. and it was covid—19 again which provided the big news of the week for many of those in england, with the unveiling of which tiers of restrictions would apply where, from next week on. some areas will be in the highest level of restrictions. pubs and restaurants will be forced to provide takeaway only, and there will be no mixing of households, except up to six people in public outdoor spaces, like parks. john silcock objected to some of the language being used, writing... the impact of the pandemic was keenly felt in wednesday's announcement by rishi sunak of the government's spending plans for the coming year. the chancellor's statement was so much anticipated by bbc news, that when, carol kirkwood was telling viewers of the news channel that morning about what weather to expect, this happened... and some of the showers acros

you're watching "cnn newsroom."the state of georgia, the head of elections seth the state has recounted roughly 20% of the ballots in the first full day of an audit of the presidential race. cnn projects joe biden will become the first democrat in nearly 30 years to flip the state from red defeat donald tre state's republican party are not ready to help yet. right now nearly 5 million ballots are being counted by hand as part of a statewide order. joe biden's lead prior to the order stood at more than 14,000 votes over mr. trump. cnn's a.m. mra walker is at one the recount sites. >> reporter: fulton county, the hand recount moving along swiftly and efficiently. i spoke with the elections director, richard baron. he says the goal is to finish by monday, a couple days earlier than the deadline. he says judging by the even ear. statewide, according to the secretary of state, things are also moving at a smooth pace. but overall, the state is up against a pretty tight deadline to recount 5 million ballots that were cast

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that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm paula newton.be back in just a moment with more news. ♪ >>> he's accuse israeli of assassinating a top scientist. >>> dire predictions as americans ignore warn, for travel on the holidays. >>> and president trump still spreading misinformation as his legal team suffers yet another defeat. live from cnn headquarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers here in the united states

newsroom"'s election 2020 coverage. we're finally here in the last few days before tuesday, november 3, election day. voy rs have submitted earl ballots in record numbers with roughly 80 million votes already cast. in the nearly 4 years since president trump took office, regulationhave been rolled back, immigration has been curtailed, and the american jubecial system has come significantly more conservative. this week, amy coney barrett was sworn in as the new a supreme urjustice and a monday night ceremony on the whithouse lawn. but according to polls him her confirmation has not yet proven to be a game changer for mocratic rival joe biden is leading in several critical states and has raised more money. joining me now by skype from san francisco, our turn on politics and government senior politics and government kqed correspondent marisa lagos, thank you for joining us. scott, we just recorded our the nation, the california has silver avoided a spik we expected the pandemic was going to increase early ngmail- vobut the

the trick is to have been in newsrooms and no one could believe, no one could believe when we had thatliament for theresa may and jeremy corbyn and there is a dropping moment in newspapers where the trick is not to go too far ahead of where the facts are at the moment, that is what i've learned in 20 years injournalism.|j moment, that is what i've learned in 20 years in journalism. i think we've all learned that from the people from the chicago tribune that might‘ve been six just a second ahead and just trying to get the paper out and look what happened to them. that headline, that famous headline, with that give you guys some degree of, if not absolutely. such pressure and if you get that call wrong, it is and it is notjust the people writing about politics, been on the other side is an adviser andi been on the other side is an adviser and i remember in the 2015 general election, i was advising at the time and we were so convinced that it was going to be a hung parliament with labour and the biggest number of seats and when david cameron got that majority and exit port dropped just af

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i'm paula newton, and this is "cnn newsroom." >>> thursday's thanksgiving celebrations in the united states were perhaps the most difficult many americans have faced in their lifetimes. the families of well over a quarter million people in the united states who have died of covid-19 had to mark the holiday without their loved ones. more than 90,000 americans, meantime, could not be with their families because they're fighting for their lives in hospital. that's the highest number since the pandemic began and the 17th straight day of record hospitalizations. and the countless medical staff who care for them also had to sacrifice being at home with their loved ones. current trends point to even more suffering as the nation and the world look ahead to a much different christmas season and hanukah. u.s. president-elect joe biden and his wife spent part of the holiday making video calls with front line medical and emergency workers. on thursday, they posted this message to let americans know they are not struggling alone. >> i know this isn't the way many of us hoped we'd spend our holida

enroll now at coveredca.com >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." you so much for joining us. i'm boris sanchez in for anna cabre cabrera. morning 13 million americans have been infected with covid-19 since this pandemic began. a sure sign of a surge, 4 million of those cases came just this month. now a thanksgiving weekend full of family gatherings and travel has leaders and experts sounding the alarm. >> i want to be straight with the american people. it's going to get worse over the next several weeks. >> as we go for the next couple of weeks into december that we might see a

i preach to is my own intelligence and my own conscience used to run a big newsroom in washington as you know. and the quickest way to tie up the phones would be to give a crowd estimate for a abortion related rally outside the supreme court. and half the callers said, you lowballed and the other half said you were exaggerating. so this is meant a long time. common legend has it that before george w. bush was willingly nudged into running for president in 2000, he really wanted to be the commissioner of major league baseball. and there's book for the good of the game. the man who became commissioner instead of bud seelig rights, that he and i talked about it had things been different. he would have been the 9th commissioner, not me. seelig who then owned the milwaukee brewers had mets. i told him at the time i didn't want to be commissioner and i really didn't. george would have done a great. he had a great personality and they love the game. but obviously a funny thing happened in florida hanging chads fast forward to 2015 when author and journalist michael wolff quotes fox news chi

>>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> two weeks and one day now since the math made it clear joe biden, not donald trump, won the presidential election. two days and one week since cnn and other major news outlets made that call and still no evidence has materialized to change that call. the biden transition, despite zero cooperation from the white house s happening. if you're waiting for the dam to finally break in the republican party, if you're waiting to hear sensible clear gop official it is admit the facts, accept the reality en masse, accept their constituents' votes, you'll have to keep waiting. cracks are beginning to appear in the republican wall of denial. i give you exhibit a, chris christie. >> what's happened here is, quite frankly, the confidence of the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. i've voted for him twice. elections have consequences. we cannot continue to act as if something happened here that didn't happen. the country has to matter the most, as much as i'm a strong republican and i love my party, it's the country that has to come fi

i'm kim brunhuber and you're watching "cnn newsroom." u.s. coronavirus cases surged, 180,000 confirmed daily infections according to johns hopkins university. the situation across the u.s. is deteriorating so quickly that an influential model has raised its projected winter death toll by 30,000, and the cdc is warning americans to stay home for the upcoming thanksgiving holiday. that warning was echoed by dr. anthony fauci in a conversation with our chris cuomo. >> thanksgiving, christmas, people have been stuck in for so long, i don't have to tell somebody with your name how important family is. and they have been trying to do it right, and a lot of them, they haven't gotten sick, and everybody who gets sick pretty much lives, 99 point something, we need the holidays, what's your response? >> yeah, my response is that each and every family unit, and i mean this seriously, chris, and i'm not dictating what we should do, that each and every family unit should do a risk benefit determination about the holidays, about whether they want to have t

but i think that you do lose the creativity and the fun, and newsrooms are funny places and they are the best ideas come because you are having a laugh about something and that is so much harder on a zoom call. but also, your authority as an editor partly comes from your physical presence and this isn't just a romantic idea about how editors have been through the ages. seeing alison phillips in the newsroom or having her over your shoulder saying, we need to change page one or the layout is not quite right, that is a really integral part of what you do. it must be hard doing that digitally... i haven't really thought about my physical presence. i'm not really sure that's... but certainly i think the... i'm not saying people quake when you are there. i'm not guaranteeing they don't! so back in the summer when we did the dominic cummings story, which is one of those great stories that you live to do, and it was late on a friday night that we finally got enough to get it over the line to get it up online at seven and then in print in next morning, and so there was me in my spare room an

i'll be back in just a moment with more "cnn newsroom."nd. >>> hello, and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states, and all around the world. you are watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church. >>> just ahead, digging in his heels, president trump says he won't concede the election alleging widespread fraud. but that's not stopping president-elect joe biden from foraging ahead with his transition plans. >>> plus, a bleak outlook, confirmed coronavirus cases in the united states surge past 11 million. one medical expert

get started today. >>> welcome back to cnn newsroom, i'm rosemary church.ell, now for a recap of our top story. it's all systems go for president-elect joe biden's transition. his team finally got permission from a key government agency to move ahead. the first step, the trump administration has taken to acknowledge the president's defeat. the president himself is still saying he will never concede the election, and that his legal cases are moving full speed ahead. the biden team is getting down to business with the incoming administration's national security team set to be formally unveiled later today. denise turner roth is a former general services administration official under president obama and she spoke to cnn about what the biden team will gain from this decision and the time they have already lost. >> we had an apparent winner. there has within time that's gone by, and because of that, that does impact the trump presidential transition team. of course the biden team has been working to get up to speed and obviously it's made a number of appointment

. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." with robyn curnow. >>> weeks after the u.s. president lost the election to joe biden, the white house still seems determined to block the transition of power for as long as possible. donald trump is refusing to accept the loss, and there are no signs of him conceding any time soon. however, a growing number of high-profile republicans have had it with his campaign's legal absurdities and long-shot court challenges. >> what's happened here is quite frankly the concept the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. i've been a supporter of the president. i voted for him twice, but elections have consequences. and we cannot continue to act as if something happened here that didn't happen. the country is what has to matter the most. vchs i'm a strong republican and i love my party, it's the country that has to come first. >> now, among those speaking out against the president's actions are republican congressman from michigan where the president had been pressuring state of

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. >> we start with matt boone live in the newsroom with the totals. >> both candidates spoke today.ne urged patience and the other claimed he should already be the winner. addressing the nation for the first time since election night president donald trump refeimaid defiant. >> if you count the legal votes, i easily win. if you count the illegal votes they can try to steal the election from us. >> reporter: the president pushing baseless claims of widespread voter fraud without evidence. as our abc 7 insider said his tone changed. >> this had the sound of the air coming out of the tires. >> focus intensifies on five states. nevada, arizona, north carolina, georgia and pennsylvania. >> democracy is sometimes messy. it sometimes requires a little bit of patience as well. >> biden remains behind president trump in pennsylvania though his campaign confident he will come out ahead as mail-in ballots are tab lated from philadelphia which was forced to stop counting briefly as a pennsylvania judge granted the trump's campaign to more closely observe poll workers. >> it is so one-sided. i k

. >> we start with matt boone live in the newsroom with the totals. >> both candidates spoke today.ed patience and the other claimed he should already be the winner. addressing the nation for the first time since election night president donald trump refeimaid defiant. >> if you count the legal votes, i easily win. if you count the illegal votes they can try to steal the election from us. >> reporter: the president pushing baseless claims of widespread voter fraud without evidence. as our abc 7 insider said his tone changed. >> this had the sound of the air coming out of the tires. >> focus intensifies on five states. nevada, arizona, north carolina, georgia and pennsylvania. >> democracy is sometimes messy. it sometimes requires a little bit of patience as well. >> biden remains behind president trump in pennsylvania though his campaign confident he will come out ahead as mail-in ballots are tab lated from philadelphia which was forced to stop counting briefly as a pennsylvania judge granted the trump's campaign to more closely observe poll workers. >> it is so one-sided. i know it

and we're still getting new information we just got these 2 new pieces of video into our newsroom kind of illustrating what's happening there, including ambulances that are seen police presence and emergency responders were there. yeah, it's still a very fluid scene very active things are coming in to the kron 4 news room literally by the moment. >>we're going to continue to stay on top of this bring you new information including any new information from the mayor especially from san jose police as soon as we get it before the end of the newscast. >>let's take a live look outside right now at downtown san francisco on this very busy breaking news sunday night our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at the forecast for the week ahead, yeah it's going to be a busy forecast because it is holiday week forecast ahead of thanksgiving which is on thursday, let's take a live look outside from the south bay of san jose noticing those high clouds streaming through could also see some very light scattered hit or miss showers during the overnight hours. >>impacting your early m

you're watching "cnn newsroom." eyes in europe are on a vaccine as the continent fights a fierce second wave of coronavirus. on friday, britain's health minister says if the pfizer biointech vaccine is approved, it could be roldz out next month. scotland isn't waiting. it's banned all essential travel to england and all part of the british isles with a few exception else and fran's health agency says the number of new cases, hospitalizations and icu admissions are slowing. so for more on that and other coronavirus news across europe, i'm joined by an noo stewart in london, but first let's turn to jim bittermann who is just outside paris. jim, some guess news theood new the optimism isn't shared across europe. >> it's a mixed picture. tough restrictionses towards tend of last month and the beginning of this month. now they're start to go bare fruit. in france, for example, new units are down. so it's headed in the right direction. the government spokesman yesterday said they're not about to lift the restrictions just

our viewers in the united states, canada and around the world, i'm kim brunhuber, and this is "cnn newsroom." >>> u.s. health experts have warned for months that the covid-19 would explode with the arrival of cooler weather and now it's happening. for nine straight days, more than 100,000 americans have tested positive. on wednesday, the country hit a record 144,000 new cases and almost 1,900 deaths. hospitalizations have soared to their highest levels yet, and even as the virus rages around the world, the united states remains the epicenter of the crisis. the country has documented more than 10.4 million cases since the pandemic began, far more than any other country. more than 241,000 americans have died from the disease. texas is now the first u.s. state to top 1 million covid infections. that's more than most rcountrie. cnn's nick watt has the latest. >> he went to work. it was the last time we saw him. it was last time his children saw him. >> reporter: daniel morales, a 39-year-old nurse, among el paso's dead. this city is in trouble, nearly 30,000 active cases, more than some entire

>>> tonight on kqed newsroom. o caia imposes a new overnight stay at home r ordeand travel restriction as covid cases spike. e but this a light at the end of the tunnel. >>> as the pandemic surges in the nation and the state we talked with mayors of san jose and esno about the impact of the virus on their ci. > this week's look at something beautiful, the mosaic in san francisco. >>>e thu.s. reached a grim marker this week, withthmore 250,000 deaths from covid- 19. as a surge of new cases and hospitalizations strain healthcare systems across much of the nation. on thursday, the cdc advised americans not totravel for the thanksgiving holiday. citing the rapid spread of cane ses. more than 1 million in the past week. last year,55 million americans traveled for thanksgiving. aaa 10expect eight drop in the number of travelers, which still mean tens of miions of people will leave home, many carrying the coronavirus with them. >>> joining us from san ancisco is the chair of the department of medicine at uc san francisco

in a very small studio but through the magic of cgi we have replaced our recorded images of the newsroomnew broadcasting house, so see what you think and in the meantime the bbc are reshooting background footage of the newsroom to use behind some interviewees on bbc to replace those filmed before the epidemic so that we reflect the current socially distant way of working here. it was covid—19 again which provided the big news of the week from many of those in england with the unveiling of which tears of restrictions will apply where from next week on. some areas have been the highest areas of restrictions. pubs and restaurants will provide takeaway only and there will be no mixing of households except up to six people in outdoor spaces such as parks. this was objected to by some. the impact of the pandemic was keenly felt on wednesday's announcement of the spending plans for the coming year. the statement was much anticipated and when carol kirkwood was telling viewers about what weather to expect this happened... some of the showers could be heavy and we'll see a few of those... pulling