notre dame has a tremendous group of young men. they've got a great team, and i would like to see these teams play three, four, five times. it is going to be 3-2, something like that. these are evenly matched team. >> mike: even without trevor lawrence, the quarterback. potter for the extra point. he knocks it through, so the irish will need a touchdown and an extra point to move to a second overtime. it took a while but it was a quick strike from clemson. it was the one path, the sneak from uiagalelei. what has he done in his first two college starts? 58 for 83. 767. six sixers on the board. no picks. >> tony: what that doesn't show, mike, is the fact that the first game they're down 18. in this game you are at notre dame, down 13, and it doesn't faze him. he's playing his game and staying cool and calm. really impressive for a freshman. >> mike: so ian book of the irish offense take the field for a second consecutive possession, knowing they have to score a touchdown. this one to get it to a second overtime. on the first play, a

notre dame. come on back in here, kirk. some friends of mine. eastern state penitentiary.t's a female goblin there. she came in hot. >> kirk: came in hot. i can't believe, that thing, every year. they play that back. >> chris: they will, naturally. come on, people need a chance to chuckle here. >> kirk: i know, that's fine. it's all good. >> chris: we got denied the whiteout. >> kirk: i did like a left kick. >> chris: we had to play the sound, fully understand for the squeal. third and 9. sermon in the game. hammered off the edge came brandon smith. and justin fields slow to get up. >> kirk: this sophomore with a bright future. known for his ability to blitz. they bring pressure out here and they're able to get home. they just overload that side, brought one more than the offensive line could handle and justin fields for the first time, really, all night gets hit and hit hard on third down. >> chris: not only does it end the possession but knocks it back out of field goal range. would be a 57-yarder and then try that again. has not kicked since early on. got to dominic dim

notre dame students storming the football field. ticking up on college campuses, we have some insight on if students can come home without causing a surge. >>> and let's take a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're up right now about 70 points and another update on how the markets are doing after the huge monday climbs. >>> apple's third product drop of the year may give you ideas for the christmas list. see what they have in store. your morning money report is coming up next. >>> hey, guys. >> but, first, jobina. >> hello. >> hi. >> i'm here. with the traffic. so, this is what we're going to do. i'm going to start with the unfortunate part. you're headed towards the bay bridge toll plaza. this is not a pretty scene. so, metering lights came on at 5:45 this morning. you need to know once you make it through the lights and clear into san francisco but backup extends well intoand i issues going on in san jose. earlier this morning we had a deadly crash on brokaw road and zanker road. that investi

you saw the scenes at notre dame. a student would rushed the field is speaking out from quarantine after his friend tested positive. we'll tell you what to do if your child is heading home. >>> and alex trebek's legacy, "jeopardy," paying tribute to its beloved host. we'll hear how fans all around the world are honoring him. >>> but first, let's go to ginger. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, michael. eta nearly stationary just northwest of cuba. but i want to show you what it did in florida, south florida has had nearly 100 inches of rain so far this year. it could be -- end up being one of miami's wettest ever on record and north miami had eight inches with those bands from it. miramar almost a foot and a half. now, there's still a flood watch in south florida all the way west palm to naples and that storm not going anywhere fast. toward the gulf by the end of the weekend. your local weather in 30 seconds. first, the tuesday trivia sponsored by amazon. >>> we'll be right back. >>> we'll be right back. turning b

on tuesday, notre dame students held a mock election.hey spent the past few weeks virtually canvassing the school to get out the vote. >> i think for me, i'm just really wowed and excited because to me it shows our country is really moving forward. >> excited that kamala harris could become the vice president. senator harris' niece attended notre dame in san jose for a short time. >>> a big milestone tomorrow. santa cruz beach boardwalk will become one of the first amusement parks in the country to open up. the park closed in march. but now that santa cruz county is in the orange tier, the park is reopening. however, the rides will only be open to people who live in santa cruz and only on the weekends. guests need to make a reservation, pay an admission fee which allows them to ride some, not all of the rides. people who don't live in santa cruz can still enjoy some outdoor games on the boardwalk but not the rides. how are they checking? >> we're back in a moment. stay with us. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we

two days after students at notre dame were warned about a covid spike on campus, a fumble.t happened after saturday's victory over number one clemson. thousands of fans stormed the field to celebrate following the irish's dramatic double overtime win. many including players, coaches and fans were seen not wearing masks. >> when we return america has decided why it has been an election like no other. >> garrett: finally tonight america has decided. yes, there are still votes to count but as former president george w. bush said today the outcome is clear. more than 145 million of us cast ballots during a deadly pandemic. a historic number and circumstances. supporters of president-elect joe biden are ecstatic. president trump supporters disappointed. courts and history will judge the allegations and evidence brought by the president. for the moment a concession and national reconciliation are delayed. we have witnessed and respected close elections before. richard nixon lost one in 1960 and won one in 1968 in 2,000, 537 votes in florida determined the presidency. it took 36 d

notre dame, number four hosting clemson. loose ball, that's going to go the other way with the score, landed right in the hands, and notre dame was up at the break. third quarter, tied at 33. ian book fumbles. maybe clemson recovers and a missed opportunity. clemson needs a touchdown to keep it going. they're not going to get it. notre dame takes down the top seed, 47-40. georgia also known as the world's largest outdoor cocktail party. the fans were masked up in jacksonville. kyle trask, perfect 21-21. trask finds a wide open gamel. . trask threw for 474 and four scores. trayvon grimes, a big touchdown. sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >>> and with that, that is all we have for tonight. i'm dion lim. >> i'm kristen sze. college football, the election results, a full day. >> bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle for people wi

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well. >> it was a small sample size. >>> i'm still thinking of the images of the notre dame fans, all the students rushing onto the field and age of covid. anyway, what a game that was. thank you. >>> thank you for joining us, everybody. see you later. [ message chimes ] [ message chimes ] [ message chimes ] [ ringing ] what's the best first-person shooter about genetically modified space marines? halo! honey, have you been playing your new little video game all day? when you say it in that tone, it implies that luke and i haven't been spending quality time together. which we have. can i talk to him? sure thing. luke! i don't think he's here. i mean, i-i know he's not here. where is he?

. >> right after that notre dame gail. have a great evening. . >>> tonight, joe biden projected to be the next president of the united states. celebrations erupt across the country from the white house to both coasts after days of counting. pennsylvania puts it over the top. joe biden now set to be the 46th president of the united states andlanning to speak tonight in a prime time address. kamala harris makes history, the first woman ever to become vice president-elect. >> we did it, joe. you're going to be the next president of the united states. >> the emotional reaction from women of color across the country. >> president trump defiant with no plans to concede. on the golf course when the call was made. he says the election is far from over. >>> another outbreak inside the white house. the president's chief of staff tests positive for covid as the country sees another day of record cases. the major city now back into lockdown. the startling new prediction from the cdc and the president-elect's plans to fight the virus.

notre dame refusing to allow students to leave until they test negative. >>> president trump tonight with now sign of conceding making his first public appearance in nearly a week. a wreath laying ceremony for veterans day. several judges now rejecting his legal challenges to the election. president-elect biden at the korean war memorial in philadelphia. he could soon name his chief of staff, as world leaders congratulate biden, british prime minister boris johnson, for one, who had a close bond with president trump, now referring to him as the previous president. >>> in georgia, authorities now ordering a recount by hand of millions of ballots. joe biden leading in that state by more than 14,000 votes. and tonight here, a reality check what the typical recount finds in the past, how much has it affected the original vote count? and, of course, the result would have to change in georgia and in several other states. >>> and once a hurricane, the tropical storm now set to slam into the u.s. again tonight. rob marciano in the storm zone with the track. >>> and on this veterans day, the

notre dame's athletic director said when a lot of people rush the field like this you have to let themt or trampled. all the students on the field must now be tested for covid and face strict penalties if they don't comply. >> wow. okay, up next it's about to look a lot like christmas in rockefeller plodsa. a sneak peek at the tree rumored to be headed to the big city. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. ♪ ♪ heart monitors that let your doctor watch over you, just like you watch over your best friend. another life-changing technology from abbott, so you don't wait for life. you live it. it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is easy to work with

fans rushing the field at notre dame. >>> the tropical storm that already hit the u.s. once and where it's headed now. >>> and celebrating the life of alex trebek. tonight, we hear from alex in his own words. how he wanted to spend his final day. and what those closest to him have revealed tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home tonight. and we begin this new week with what could be a major breakthrough from pfizer, reporting its vaccine for coronavirus in human trials appears to be more than 90% effective in preventing the virus. if it's approved by the fda, how many million doses by the end of the year? when will most of the country have access to this potential vaccine? tonight, pfizer is already ramping up production of their vaccine. the head of the company says it was just 24 hours ago that scientists revealed to him the promising news. and pfizer did not take federal dollars for its trials to keep their vaccine from being politicized. it comes as the nation marks a new and grim milestone. more than 10 million cases n

notre dame recovers, 23-13 they lead at the break.game tied 23-23, ian brook fumbles in the end zone. clemson recovers. double overtime, clemson needs a touchdown to keep the game going but they're not going to get it. notre dame takes the top seed, 47-40 and rush the field. that's the final in double o.t. that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >>> lisa, your team was looking good. >> i'm shocked. i couldn't stay up and that was a big win, big win. good morning, everybody. we are looking at the chilly temperatures, the rain not with us, you can see all the clear sky behind me, the golden gate bridge, and as we look at live doppler 7 it's offshore the shower activity and in the mountains our winter storm warning and storm advisory through 4:00 this afternoon. cold air coming down from the north, it will bring some frosty conditions tonight, when the wind backs off, but right now, it is breezy out there. you can see the white caps there, 51 in oakland. we're looking at that camera shaking on top of mt. tam, 45 santa ros

the former notre dame coach has become known for political appearances, lately giving a speech at the republican national convention. >>> there's a new development this morning in the race for a vaccine as the cdc urges earn to stay home for thanksgiving. but will americans really comply? i speak earlier with dr. moldenado. let's start with the new request from the cdc. the agency is asking people not to travel for thanksgiving. i want to know what your reaction is to that request. and what do you think will happen if most americans ignore that recommendation? >> we do know that a lot of americans when surveyed say they are planning on a large thanksgiving gathering. that could lead to a bigger surge than what we're seeing now and take us through christmas and maybe even the new year. we have to be extremely careful about listening to our leadership and trying to limit the number of people that we come into contact with over the holidays. >> the cdc has issued a new warning as well that the pandemic is shifting from big cities to small towns. why do you think that is happening and wha

. >> reporter: these young women are students at notre dame in san jose, and part of a political grouphey are too young to vote, they aren't too young to understand the importance of what they're seeing. they are still in high school, but the league of young women voters has v been watching this election closely. >> ironically none of us in our group are old enough to vote yet, so we all just share this passion for wanting a better future. >> reporter: a future that may include for the first time a woman vice president. >> i'm just really wowed and excited. >> she can be a role model for so many people, for so many other girls. >> reporter: and in kamala harris, many of these teens see themselves. >> seeing someone that is just like me as a woman, as a well of color, just makes me feel more, like, empowered. >> reporter: the league held a zoom meeting today to discuss the pending election results, but they've been politically active all year preach band, they have it invited secretary of state alex passed on campus to speak, and they've been working to get out the vote. >> when student

notre dame recovers, 23-13 they lead at the break.rter, game tied 23-23, ian brook fumbles in the end zone. clemson recovers. double overtime, clemson needs a touchdown to keep the game going but they're not going to get it. notre dame takes the top seed, 47-40 and rush the field. that's the final in double o.t. that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >>> okay, so when was the last time we said this? chain controls are in effect on highway 50 and 80 in lake tahoe. the area is getting its first snowfall of the year, and it looks beautiful. and now i want to check in with lisa because are you getting ready to ski? do you do that, lisa? >> yes, i have done that and how about you? >> i do. i love too ski so i'm excited. >> we need to work on that snow, girl. things are in place. we've got the cold air, the winter storm warning but it's not here over the bay area, the moisture, i'll explain in just a moment, but things are going to change. we are looking at an active pattern as we get towards the next seven to ten days. liv

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so president john jenkins wrote a letter to the students at notre dame telling them they can't leavebreak until they get tested and get their results and if they don't, they won't register for next classes. zero tolerance said president jenkins. of course they tolerated him when he went maskless at that superspreader event for amy coney barrett and got covid himself. he apologized for his error in judgment. >>> mcdonald's announcing a new menu line they're calling mcplant. like bk's move with impossible but this is a meatless burger created with beyond meat think mcplant quarter cheese or mcplant big mac. i guess. they'll roll it out in selected markets next year. they won't say where other new stuff coming where some toasty bun thing, some new grilling for the burgers and more chicken flavors don't forget as long as we're doing a promo for mayor mccheese, mcrib returns next month. that one is meat, they say under all that tangy red stuff >>> at 1:36 a.m. in the dead of night, emily harrington set out to become the first woman to free climb the legendary el n ye capitan rock face in

senator harris' niece attended notre dame.tudents reflected on where the election was headed. >> she came and can be a role model for so many girls and they can do other stuff as well. >> kamala harris is from the same region as my family. it is crazy to see how like we are being represented. >> the event came after students spent weeks canvassing the school to get out to vote. on tuesday, they held a mock election. we are tracking all of the reaction in the bay area as well as the latest results on states and local races. head over to nbcbayarea.com and make sure you click on "decision 2020 news" in our trending bar. >>> a lot of eyes on the supreme court on affordable care act. that could leave 23 million americans losing health insurance. consequences can be felt past that. flu shots and preventive care can no longer be free. vaccine could be dramatically impacted. >>> a memorial for breonna taylor has been moved to a new location. the memorial consists of various paintings and crafts and flowers and signs and other forms o

notre dame and clemson. what an incredible game. went into overtime. but then, everybody jammed on to the field. and i think sonny bunch wrote something along the lines after watching that i hope there aren't senior citizens in south bend, indiana, because again we have to keep our heads about us. >> yeah. you can understand on both counts, both the election of joe biden and notre dame's big win over clemson why people were excited, why they wanted to gather and celebrate. but saw a lot of public health officials looking at the crowds, let's not forget where where we are, which is as mika alluded to an exploding public health crisis. every day the number went up and all over 100,000 new cases per day in this country, setting new records almost every single day. joe biden does inherit this problem, the pandemic, but he'll announce a pandemic board and i think for a lot of people watching his speech on saturday night they herd unity, but they also heard competence. oh, right, you can lead with scientists, lead with doctors. the first thing you'll do is a

attack on a church in nice the incident a saw a knife wielding man it killed 3 people at the city's notre dame basilica it was the 3rd attacked since controversial cartoons of the prophet mohammed were republished by french satirical magazine shyly abdullah and i seen was targeted in an islamist attack in 2015 suspects are now on trial for the attack in paris. maximum security for all saints day prayers mass at nice cathedral i mean a kilometer from the site of thursday's attack soldiers and police are on patrol and churches throughout the country now especially protected so we're at war against terrorism which can always strike there is no 0 risk in the state is doing everything to protect its people. on sunday additional anti-terrorist units arrived near paris since their is de france has been on its highest terror warning level security forces are on high alert. controlled immigration the french have been expecting attacks for years especially now because the trial of the assassins who attacked a satire magazine is underway the danger has not been intensified. 3 days after the nice attack 2

how did notre dame get , mcdonough? what happened to the hoyas? seems like the recruiting game was off. what is going on at georgetown? victor: this is a real problem. we have to figure out how to rectify this. i'm going to say right here and now we'll give dennis the job at georgetown, how about that? we'll just do it. let's just do it. >> emergency faculty meeting after. this welcome back, victor. last but certainly not least, dr. sue mi terry, former n.s.c., former columbia university and currently advisor here at csis, and sue i think you overlapped , with dennis at the obama n.s.c. and welcome back to the show. sue thanks. : fun jon hamm fact, i didn't know that >> let's get into it as they say. i'm going to turn to mr. mcdonough, our special guest, as we always do. mr. mcdonough you served as key , advisor to the obama campaign, the obama transition, in addition to other government positions you held. and right now there's lots of , machinations here in washington. all of us have been fielding questions from friends in all corners of the wor

the pride of stillwater, minnesota, currently a professor at notre dame, and i think he micromappings st. john's university athletic department from afar, i see the football helmet in the background and he's a proud alum. he holds a master's degree from georgetown, and i think that most notably for those who followed entertainment, played by john hamm in the movie "the report", not many people can say that. welcome, mr. mcdonough to the cable. >> excellent. great to be with youment i am i've been looking forward to th and loong forward to seeing victor and sue. >> finally someone using my appropriate title. and let's go to victo as you mentioned, the professor at georgetown, former bush nsc, runs the chair at csis. welcome back, victor, how did notre dame get to mcdonough, seems like the recruiting is off. >> we have to figure out how to rectify this. i'm going to say here and now, we'll give denis a george at georgetown. >> emergency faculty meeting after this. very many back, victor. >> and welcome doctor, former cia, former-- and csis and you overlap with denis. >> and -- i did not

two days after students at notre dame were warned about a covid spike on campus, a fumble.ppened after saturday's victory over number one clemson. thousands of fans stormed the field to celebrate the double over time win. many, including players and coaches, and fans were seen not wearing masks. when we return, america has decided why it's been an >>> finally tonight, america has decided. yes, there are still votes to count. but as former president george w. bush said today, the outcome is clear. we cast balloted in a deadly pandemic. a historic number and circumstance. president elect joe biden voters extatic, and those that support donald trump, disappointed. we have witnessed and respected close elections before. richard nixon lost one in 1960 and then won one in 1968. in 2000, 537 votes in florida determined the presidency. it took 36 days to resolve and require a supreme court ruling. al gore conceded and helped the nation and his supporters cope. >> tonight for the sake of our unity as a people and strength of our democracy, i offer my concession. >> our current situa

in indiana seems like this prompted a mandatory exit testing for all notre dame students both were they go home for the holidays. they placed on class registration if they refuse. meanwhile, by to company madonna is expected to receive results from its vaccine trial within a week. dr. anthony fauci believes it will be highly effective given it's almost identical to the pfizer expert mental vaccine. globally, a handful of vaccines are in late stage studies, though none have been approved yet. >>> a live look at sfo, jetblue will start filling flights after the new year. however the airline says don't count on the middle seats being blocked during the holidays. flights will be 85% full, starting december 2. while all seats will be available starting january 8. the airline sites multiple studies about exposure to covid-19 is very low on flights. delta will also continue to limit its capacity through the new year. >>> the power of tower, a sacramento music mainstay is coming back. tower records is once again telling finals, cassettes and lps. not over-the-counter but online. they first open

hey, coy. >> good morning to you, christine, notre dame fans ignoring social distancing guidelines to. now they're facing consequences, university president father john jenkins sent a letter to students facing disappointment and announcementiing strict new measures. jenkins didn't specifically reference the storming of the field, but did mention, quote, many gatherings over the weekend. now, remember, jenkins himself was diagnosed with covid-19 after visiting the white house in september without a mask. and two big names in sports, michigan state's hall of fame basketball coach tom izzo, and 2017 masters champ sergio garcia testing positive for coronavirus. garcia has withdrawn from this year's masters which tees off on thursday, snapping his 21 year streak of not missing a major tournament. covid is wreaking havoc on s.e.c. football. the mississippi state auburn game has been postponed after several positive coronavirus cases, contact tracing and injuries put mississippi state under the minimum number of players required to play. fifth ranked texas a&m scheduled to play tennessee on

praying for his fellow countrymen according to the vatican. >>> france, a major milestone for notre dame'sestoration 200 tons of dangerous roof scaffolding safely removed experts worried it had melded to the cathedral in last year's fire and it was holding the structure in place the french president emmanuel macron hopes to have it reopened by 2024. >>> poland, divers taking their first plunge in the world's deepest pool, 147 feet, about half as tall as the statue of liberty. the pool is mainly for training scuba divers everyone else can watch from an underwater viewing tunnel. a pretty cool dive as we go around the world in 80 seconds >>> doesn't a far away trip sound great? i mean, just leave 2020 and covid right in the dust for a little bit well, delta's trying to help you pull that off. delta airlines announcing quarantine free flights from atlanta to rome pending approval that freedom comes with a lot o testing, a pcr test taken up to 72 hours before the flight, a rapid test at the airport right before the flight, then another rapid test when you land in rome, and if all of them are n

. >> reporter: they're still in in high school, but notre dame's league of young women vote verse been watching this election closely. >> ironically none of us in our group are old enough to vote yet, so we all just share this passion for wanting a better future. >> reporter: a future that may include for the first time a woman vice president. >> i'm just really wowed and excited. >> she can be a role model for so many people, for so many other girls. >> reporter: and if kamala harris, many of these teens see themselves. >> being someone that is just like me, like as a woman, as a woman of color, just makes me feel more, like, empowered. >> reporter: the league held a zoom meeting today to discuss the impending election results, but they've been politically active all year. pre-pandemic, they invited secretary of state alex pa agreia to speak on campus and have been working to getting out the vote. >> they send birthday growths to students as they turn 16 and 17 to pry register to vote, and then enwhen students turn 18, they send birthday greetings with reminder to register to vote. >>

getting college kids to follow covid protocol now look at this the field saturday night after notre dame's double overtime upset. win number know watch watch it increasingly gets worse and worse and worse all it's it's like on my pit of fans players coaches and now notre dame is begging everybody to quarantine and bracing. >>for a wave of new cases. ways though to get that rush that thrill of victory without being around a bunch of people solo sports swimming running biking and this guy did them all together in one day chris nikic just became the first person with down syndrome. >>to compete in an iron man triathlon lawn. that's a 2.4 mile swim 112 mile bike ride and a 26.2 mile run and he did it in 16 hours and 46 minutes james all while you were you got to pace, yourself that's basically chris's motto. he started the one percent cialis thing which is if you could just do one percent better. each day. if you move in the right direction you get it i and then at one percent better. ok and how about this. here's another person who might make you feel motivated to be better or just james make

getting college kids to follow covid protocol now look at this the field saturday night after notre dame's double overtime upset. win number know watch watch it increasingly gets worse and worse and worse all it's it's like on my pit of fans players coaches and now notre dame is begging everybody to quarantine and bracing. >>for a wave of new cases. ways though to get that rush that thrill of victory without being around a bunch of people solo sports swimming running biking and this guy did them all together in one day chris nikic just became the first person with down syndrome. >>to compete in an iron man triathlon lawn. that's a 2.4 mile swim 112 mile bike ride and a 26.2 mile run and he did it in 16 hours and 46 minutes james all while you were you got to pace, yourself that's basically chris's motto. he started the one percent cialis thing which is if you could just do one percent better. each day. if you move in the right direction you get it i and then at one percent better. ok and how about this. here's another person who might make you feel motivated to be better or just james make

sadly, i suspect we will her >> reporter: it is seems like this, students rushing the field after notre dame upset clemson last saturday, that have renewed concern about spread on college campuses. now, the university is mandating that all students get tested before they go home. >> we are all receiving exit testing before we leave. if we do not get exit-tested, they would be multiple strikes on our registration. we can be ready for classes to go back for next semester. >> reporter: of the universities have announced similar plans for mandatory exit testing, and are not bringing back students until next year. >> realized it was actually dangerous, because we cannot come back to that, it was bound to be a massive spike of a virus when they go back. >> reporter: david begno, cbs news, south bend, indiana . >>> biotech madrona company is set to receive a large tracking of data from the covid-19 vaccine. dr. anthony fauci says he expects the results anywhere from a couple of days to a little more than a week. he says, likely, the vaccine will be highly effective, since it is almost identical to

notre dame has imagimajesty fro angle. good living and the joy of life.uch monuments to french culture as the arc detriumph. this is decidedly more, it is the spirit of the city of light. the french spirit. what is the piece de resistance? something delectable, to be sure. something french. something ultimate in cuisine. the french spirit reverberates from the cobblestone pavements to the restful gardens of the louvre. rj the louvre with its celebrated art treasures is the dream of every painter in france. the beloved and beautiful countryside reflected again and again in the french masters. but every boy in france dreams of the tour de france. every town and village turns out en masse to cheer the cyclists whizzing by. in europe, they live in easy harmony with the hold and the new. whether it is the magnificent houses of the guilds, rising in medieval splendor in brussels in belgium, the quiet canals of amsterdam in the netherlands, or the busidoy downtown streets. the town hall of stock hom in sweden, looks across the water at modern structures, crisp a

it has been more than a year since a blaze tore through notre dame cathedral in paris.estorers have completed a vital step. when the fire broke out in april 2019, the building was already under repair. existing scaffolding was deformed by the heat and officials were worried that taking it off could cause further collapse. further tragedy has been avoided. they have removed tons of scaffolding. the next step is protecting the damaged spire from the rain. officials have pledged to reopen the cathedral to the public by 2024. that is some good news tonight. you are watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. we will be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] c aptioninperformed by the national captionininstitute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] qq ♪ >> welcome to "live from paris" -- world news and analysis from france 24. these are the headlines. football jimmy is the diego member

introduce the paddle, assistant professor at the university of toronto and an associate professor at notre dame and adjunct scholar at the cato. we have john mueller was the woody haze senior scientist at the ohio state university and senior fellow at cato institute. finally, jackie schneider at stanford university. >> thank you very much for the introduction. i am grateful for events hosted back in the before days. i was able to meet with colleagues and talk about ideas that make their way into this book eventually. i'm grateful to be on our panel like this, i think i cited most, if not all of you in this book. it is my privilege to share this with you. this book comes out of my personal experiences in uniform in the u.s. navy so i thought i would start with this. the first is back in 1999, my first job in the navy, i was a targeted officer working at the u.s. headquarters. a short air campaign against the modern state ended with no fatalities to a lot of people, this looks like a big success story for technology, new american way of war. revolutionary wars but we made a lot of mistakes includ

. >> reporter: the notre dame students who rushed the football field saturday are now required to get a covid test before they leave for winter break. university officials say students who don't get a test won't be allowed to register for classes next semester. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> the number of migrant children separated from their parents is reportedly higher than previous figures. nbc news obtained an email to the justice department stating 666 kids have not been found. last month lawyers who represent the children said the parents of 545 kids were lost. the higher number reportedly includes children for whom the government did not initially provide contact information for. homeland security and defense department officials did not immediately respond to a request for comment. >>> and the supreme court is set to hear arguments on obamacare today. the case was brought by republican officials backed by the trump administration. they're urging the justices to declare the law's mandate to buy insurance unconstitutional because congress has repeatedly repealed because of

. >> [speaking french] >> [speaking french] clovis: close to notre dame, legendary bookshop shakespeare company also suffered greatly from the lockdown. james joyce is a famous author who used to spend hours here. the owners in these difficult times ask for the help of customers. they receive thousands of orders from around the world. like many other anglophone bookshops in the capital, they are hoping for the quick return of tourists, that they will have to wait a little longer for that. monte: time for a look at some of the days business stories, with colston spangler. you've been looking at the markets today. the markets are wrapping up a successful month in europe and the united states. analyst: the dow jones on track, finishing its bt single month performance in more than 30 years, up around 11% on the month. we have also seen historic gains in europe. this november, cap current -- cac 40 recording a high. we have seen good news about vaccine developments. there is a light at the end of the tunnel, so to speak, and it comes to this coronavirus crisis. it has been rough so far today

next up, at number 4 notre dame what without trevor lawrence. all right so we just watch that just close the 2020 baseball season with the world series. if you have a gifted player at home, there is an app out now where all you need is this. and you can sharpen the skill level. tom house pitched for eight years and became a throwing coach for baseball and football. drew brees is a claim. the other, the mariners came up with an athletic coaching app, and easy way to add some spice, some mustard to your game. >> we can put a telephone in a month and was a 12-year-old and eight-year-old and she will have the same information and instruction that we give our elite athletes over a weekend for 10 or 15,000 bucks. >> this is a tool that we think will make a kid better training by themselves, training in their living room, schoolyard or backyard but it's also something a coach can use to become a better coach. >> 70% of kids stopped laying sports by age 13 because of the cost and lack of access to >> that is it for us in 5. >> we will see you back here

blue, rerablican versus dem but as a professor at notre dame, bob schmul toads me this week we're a tribalion politically. susan: that didn't start with donald trump and it's not going to ends with him. we've seen this happening progressively over the past 20 ars of politics. people are dwimedsed, surrounds themselves with lessnd les people that think differently from this will. i think it's one of th reasons that disinformation exavens have been successful is that the occracks inty were already there and they've just been exploited and it's one of the broledser macrochallenges, not just for the president but of government to try to cohesive ively bring in country back together again and a nouncemental task forg robert: peter, your cake a -- take? nancy: i think that's exactly right. 48% more or less of the american people thinking donald trump should be re-elected. and for democrats andic repus who votes on the other sides, it's hard for them to understand that and it's just as hard for trump voters to understand how hey could not vote for him. we are two coasts and one middle and i think

clemson in white at number four notre dame. they have four minutes to play. travis had it handled.e. the tigers first lead of the night. the irish need to answer, 30 seconds left. ian book found avery davis for a game tieing touchdown. this game went to double over time. they won the game 47-40. and look at this. sparked an emotional gigantic petri dish on the field. tigers first regular season loss in three years, not a singing act of social distancing to be found in south bend, indiana, can't stop now, that's just one segment. ahead in segment two, 49ers are off sunday, but not the raiders. a few bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh, it's real... believe me. i mean this is upexpected. you would say... remarkable? absolutly. a remarkable deal. thanks. i get that all the time. wait... what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle nfl and the raiders. a 1:00 toss up game at the chargers. they've been hit with covid-19 fines for breaking covid protocol and injuries. to the young rookies like receiver henry rugs iii, he's missed a lot of action. missing 22 games this season. the good news, rug

wimbledon was called off due to the gym always more than a year since a blaze tore through paris as notre dame cathedral and restorers have completed a vital step in the process to revive the iconic site, when the fire broke out in april 21000, the building was already under repair. existing scaffolding was molded by the heat and officials feared, taking off could collapse the building entirely. but further tragedy has been avoided as restored successfully removed $200.00 tons of scaffolding. the next phase of the restoration involves protecting the damaged spire from the rain. authorities have pledged to reopen the cathedral to the public. a 2024. so coming up next on news, asia is the government in berlin. losing patience with the king of thailand he loves to spend time in southern germany, and that's prompted awkward questions. and it's a girl we will take you to a celebration in india that encourages families to treat all children as equal here. ashleigh entertain, my colleague has all those stories and more after the break in the meantime that you so much for joining us. you can always ge