i like the way you said peacock! >> stephen: peacock!that's the new streaming thing that is free. it costs no money. >> stephen: it costs no money? that's a tough business model. >> let's just say the entry level is free. let's say that. >> stephen: hold on one second-- is cbs doing one of those? what do we have? it's not called "all access" anymore. it's called, like, paracock or something, isn't it? paramount plus, okay. just had to put that in there legally. larry-- >> i think it's called cbs questionable access. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you predicted-- i just want to lay something at your feet right here. you predicted in 2016 that trump would win. you were one to have the few people that said, nope, this doesn't smell right, he's going to do it. last month you said "there's no which trump is going to beat biden." how are you feeling about that prediction now, larry wilmore? >> i feel good about it. i don't feel he can't beat biden. the only way i feel is he can cheat biden is the other part of that, and it feels like what he's tryin

peacocks and jaeger were in a race to find a buyer.businesses breathing space to get protection from creditors, because of a huge slump in sales because of a huge slump in sales because of a huge slump in sales because of the pandemic, and this deadline was looming tomorrow to try to come up with a solution, to try to come up with a solution, to try to find a solvent solution for these businesses, and that has now come to a halt, and as you say, now thousands of jobs a halt, and as you say, now thousands ofjobs at risk. we have a statement from the edinburgh woollen mill group. that is the overall group which has a number of other brands and administration, including edinburgh wouldn mil. that happened a fortnight ago. we heard from them this afternoon that in recent weeks, we have had constructive discussions with a number of buyers for peacocks and jaeger, but the continuing deterioration of the retail sector due to the impact of the pandemic, and of course, this second lockdown, have made this process longer and more complex than we

it's on peacock. [ cheers and applause it's on the peacock. got a special performance from our pal, gosh, she always bring it. sheryl crow, is paying tribute to tom petty tonight [ cheers and applause we love sheryl what's the song -- ♪ you don't kno how it feels you don't know ♪ she does a version of that tonight, and it's great. she crushes it speaking of crushing, did you guys see this video of chris evans playing the piano, it went viral? watch this ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: okay, okay, okay, that's enough. that's enough. people are really going nuts for this but come on, chris, leave some stuff for the rest of us you're good at everything. [ laughter ] it's like, we get it you look great in a cable-knit sweater. meanwhile, if i wear one of these, people assume we're doing a sketch on the show called "deadliest catch: nantucket. [ laughter ] >> tariq: yeah, it's like, we get it you're captain freaking america. you're not just an avenger, you're the first avenger but, no, that wasn't enough. you had to sit down at a piano and prove you have a soft, sen

so peacocks and jaeger we re worrying. so peacocks and jaeger were ina worrying.usands ofjobs at risk. we had a statement from the edinburgh, wallin, will group, which has a number of other brands, that happened a fortnight ago. then in recent weeks they said we have had a number of discussions with potential buyers for peacocks and jaeger but the continuing deterioration of the retail sector due to the impact of the pandemic and of course the second lockdown have made this process longer and more complex and we would have hoped. while those talks are ongoing, we no longer had an option to extend the standstill agreement and therefore as directors we have taken the desperately difficult decision to place peacocks and jaeger into administration. and then just and jaeger into administration. and thenjust a and jaeger into administration. and then just a breakdown on those numbers, peacocks, 423 stores, 4369 staff. jaeger, 76 stores, mainly concessions, and it employs 347 staff. now we have got no redundancy and store closures but the majority of the stores haven‘t r

i didn't do the wounded peacock because i don't know what the wounded peacock is because i don't do yoga and i don't not do yoga out of some toxic masculinity belief that men shouldn't be in unit charge with their feet behind their head. i don't do it because i don't want to talk to people about yoga. that's the main reason. anyway, there was a seismic shift in this country that played out in this election, and it's only barely being talked about in every single state where some aspect of the drug war was on the ballot. the people, the voters, the human beings on these things voted to legalize, or decriminalize drugs in every single one montana legalize marijuana. south dakota legalize marijuana, mississippi, legalized medical marijuana, or again, decriminalized all drugs, arizona legalized marijuana. d.'s, see decriminalized psychedelics, new jersey legalized marijuana. occasionally concurring with your brain now and again for fun or some. brainwave exploration does not make you evil. it makes you an average human. i mean, hell, if you even spun around real fast until you were dizzy, th

on peacock please welcome back to the show, our friend, rich eisen how are you, rich?ppreciation for what you do every day, broadcasting a three-hour show without an audience i'm now of course coming into, i think about month seven of no audience i really do -- i'm amazed you can do it every day. >> well, you know what, i just laugh at my own stuff, normally. so, that's the way i get through the shows. i do have a couple of my colleagues here who know they have to laugh at my stuff. um, so that's how i get through three hours every day. pretty much. >> seth: well, it's impressive that you do. another thing that's impressive, we've talked about it before, your charity event "run rich run. for those who don't know, you run a 40-yard dash, which is something they do in the draft combine. >> yes >> seth: you do it both at your age and in a full suit >> yes, yes. >> seth: and dress shoes, right? >> i do -- well, i have graduated from the dress shoes to make sure i don't actually break or tear anything >> seth: thank you >> yeah, but i have talked about it on your show befor

, owned by this network, he did not say -- he questioned the viability of peacock to some degree. >> which it is. it is too early. ad supported, has begun a different direction, saw a gap in the marketplace and -- trying to fill that >> i think peacock is doing incredibly well. >> if you want to launch a new direct to consumer, as discovery likely will, can you do it by going direct to your consumer and creating that brand or must you have that distribution through these channel store and how much do you have to pay for that, how much do you have to give up to them? he thinks it is an enduring business model. >> i don't see it. >> it is already there in the app store. we're talking about the same thing. >> i don't see it. the sense this is an additional revenue stream they cut the developer fees, the -- >> that was a big deal. >> it was a big deal, but this is a revenue stream, carl, i read all the apple reports if they listen to what malone just said, they could actually take up numbers. they could katy huberty takes up numbers. she would, carl. she would say that's interesting. >>

one of the companies that cancelled a large order was uk high street retailer peacocks.d a contract for 113,600 pairs ofjeans, worth over £162,000. in an e—mail to mostafiz, the company said it was cancelling payments for all stock already made, and stock that had already shipped to its warehouse. 15,100 pairs had already been made and were ready to ship. another 111,500 jeans had had the material bought for them. we tried to contact them to ask why they haven't paid for their orders, but have received no reply. its parent company, edinburgh woollen mill, has recently filed for administration, putting up to 211,000 jobs at risk in the uk. we work on trust and faith and belief. our business is like that. everybody in this industry works like that. what we were supposed be producing in march, we had not ordered in february, we ordered that in december. and then the vessel ships from different parts of the world — china, turkey, all of these places. so when the pandemic starts and everything shuts down, even that time, the content starts to come and then it starts to pile u

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and no, no, i'm not talking about the fact that i find they did the wounded peacock yoga pose. but i did. it might have yet to unfurl. ok, i'm lying. i didn't do the wounded picot because i don't know what the wounded peacock is, because i don't do yoga, and i don't know how to do yoga out of some toxic masculinity belief that men shouldn't be in unit charge with their feet behind their head. i don't do it because i don't want to talk to people about yoga. that's the main reason. anyway, there was a seismic shift in this country that played out in this election, and it's only barely being talked about in every single state where some aspect of the drug war was on the ballot. the people, the voters, the human beings of these states, voted to legalize, or decriminalize drugs in every single one montana legalize marijuana. south dakota legalize marijuana, mississippi, legalized medical marijuana. or again, decriminalized all drugs, arizona legalized marijuana. d.c. decriminalized, psychedelics, new jersey, legalized marijuana, occasionally concurring with your brain now and again

the '90s sitcom making a comeback on peacock, nbc's streaming service.bird, peacock most of the original gang is back, zach, slater, kelly and jesse all returning to the halls of bayside high, but there is a new story line zach morris is now the governor of california, and he's in big trouble for closing too many underfunded high schools those students sent to bayside for a whole new set of adventures but probably no brick-sized cell phones anymore. the "saved by the bell" reboot streaming today on peacock, free as a bird. >>> on thanksgiving, do you go around the table and say what you're thankful for? we do. but since i'm solo on the couch tomorrow, i'm thankful for my gio and my dad and my pity pat and the rest of our close friends. i'm thankful that we're all healthy and safe i'm thankful for doctors and nurses and scientists and vaccines i'm thankful for those who protect and serve us i'm thankful for my new job and our team, and thankful every time ole miss wins and lsu loses, and for honesty and for lucia and chocolate. that's lucia and now you kn

too often, the boy will become a turkey, a peacock, a fool, and the girl who loves such a man will becomen unhappy wife. at it is possible to grow true man, just as it is possible to grow a seedling into a tree, so a young boy can be cultivated and grown into a full man. a child grows much as a tree grows. children and trees alike grow for many years, during which they gradually realize the promise of their nature, but they need to be nourished and fed, cultivated and protected in order to reach their full growth. it is true that trees may grow to their full growth and maturity without care, but with wild trees, many young ones are crowded out, many never reaching their full growth. others rot and die before their time. and so it is with children. they will have a better chance to flourish -- all of them -- if they have room to grow and are cared for and loved, especially when they are small. like a tree, a small child needs a friendly, congenial climate, a climate which comes for the child mainly through the warmth of the parents' love for each other. but even the older children flourish

. >> cambiando de tema el servicio de streaming de nuestra compaÑÍa nbc peacock sigue agregando contenidoquerÍa matar. >> todo el mundo, o sea todo el mundo querÍa tener la dicha de matar a leonor. >> ya que hablas de esto veremos el seÑor de los cielos en 20 episodios en peacock y tambiÉn te queremos ver de regreso como dices en algÚn momento me toca hacer la demanda. >> pronto, pronto vamos a arrancar nuevos proyectos si dios lo permite y si todo sale bien, asÍ es que arrancaremos con toda la expectativa por lo menos de mi parte, estÁ en el nuevo proyecto. >> asÍ es que estoy emocionada y ya... >> te mando un abrazo grande. >> que estÉs muy bien carmen hasta luego. >> siempre tan linda y sencilla, esta mujer, y bueno, recuerden que tienen que descargar la aplicaciÓn de peacock y disfrutar de esta emocionante serie, peacock tiene muy buen contenido. >> eso te iba a decir y podemos ver esta gran serie de telemundo. >> bueno. >> la prÓxima hora, tenemos el cambio de look de una madre que una de sus hijas nos pidiÓ en agradecimiento a ella por su dedicaciÓn y esfuerzo de hacerlas unas profe

vonnie: peacock has started showing a lot of soccer. has it been a problem for you?id: absolutely not. we partner with nbc, we carry nbc, and we are actually aggregating content from all of the major broadcasters, nbc, cbs, abc, and fox, whereas peacock only shows nbc programming. we are believers that customers like the aggregated experience, a single place where you can get all your favorite content. have inputs from the likes of amc and 21st century fox in terms of funding but you thisdid a merger erred why particular company and what have the proceeds allowed you to do? playinghe company is three trends. the first and second are decline in television viewing. the third is given the fact that we have some big events, we think there is a sustained opportunity to enhance the entertainment value of our platform. that is what we are focused on. the merger allowed us to add sufficient technology around sports and digital ip and we are still working through the strategy. the keys area are continued some growth, revenue growth, and generating advertisements. vonnie: wher

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inside himself, unconsciously pat will always carry with him this memory -- when dad was proud as a peacockhe showed the newspaper clippings until they were worn out. this is home and it is great. home means mom's deep dish apple pie, so good dad always had three pieces and sitting around listening to the radio, playing jim rummy with the old man. it is where he can call up margie and ask her to the movies or down to the drugstore for a soda, or if he feels like being alone he can go up to his own room. there is something mighty comforting about your own room. he is a man on his own to come up paying his own way, earning his own living. men,ck jones, junior for holding down a job with a paycheck every saturday and the good one for a man his age. are closingsee they you out. >> closing out? i quit. >> he could quit his job whenever he liked for whatever reason he liked. life was, his home left behind and he is one of now see manmen, jones. he is not necessarily rc man jones.- seaman -- notot root an jones.ly our seam o'brien who was an orphanage. you can tell a lot by what is in his heart. c

willie, we covered a lot last night on peacock, over six hours.ar repeating this morning. when it comes to the expectations of yesterday's election, democrats got crushed. they got crushed in expectations in the senate and the house. and, yes, even in the race for the white house. especially if you look at all of those public polls. a lot of them that we have been skeptical of. but i want to underline a point this morning that kasie touched upon. it wasn't just the public polls. >> right. >> it was republicans' internal polls. it was republican congressional candidates' internal polls. republican senate candidates' internal polls. and the rnc's own polling. we had said earlier in the evening that the white house, people in the white house, had all but given up on michigan sometime ago. and thought that wisconsin was out of reach. we're going to be win thousands of votes. so it shows you, you know, there's going to be, of course, you know, fear and loathing and tears and the gnashing of teeth. but this was a bipartisan failure, as well as a public

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dad was proud as a peacock. he showed newspaper clippings until they were worn out.s is home, and it's great -- friendly and protective. ho means mom's deep dish apple pie, so good dad always had three pieces -- home means. it's where he can call margie whenever he likes, ask her to the movies or to a dance or just down to the drugstore for a soda. or if he feels like being alone, he can go to his own room. there's something mighty comforting about your own room. and he is a man on his own, too, paying his own way, earning his own living. patrick jones, junior foreman, holding down a job with a paycheck every saturday, and a good one for a guy of his age. i see theyr jones, are closing you out. >> closing me out? i quit. >> sorry you're leaving, jones. >> i'm getting a better job. >> and he could quit his job whenever he liked for whatever reason he liked. his home life is left behind, and he's one of millions each known as seaman jones. that means he may not be our seaman jones. this seaman jones could have graduated from college in doing when, or he could be seaman

but the people who watch the peacock cam to took that you know afghanistan, the taliban is renowned for its violent repression of women. now a new deal with the u.s. could see the group return to power one, o one, a steam vista gates of afghan women who paid the price for pace on al-jazeera. as the sun goes down the static workplace, a very challenging place to work. as you can live, you're always pushing boundaries. lot of the same stuff. moscow is on the love. we are the while traveling from mild, not a media, only gold. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. demain, the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution, tennessee, a mission, to entertain, educate and provoke debate through satire, how weapon of choice. and tonight look at what inspires one of tuna's year's most popular comedians to make people my tune is the hand on al-jazeera. we've never had a president who has literally for 4 or 5 years repeatedly attacked our democracy, blew through the narrative. and finally i have a narrative. i have a question. you're hitting that's really where people

amber ruffin, the new episodes of "the amber ruffin show" drop every friday on peacock. i'm so glad you made time. as soon as we launched the show, i was like book me amber ruffin. so check. now it's off the list. thank you very much. much appreciated. >> thank you, joshua. i love you. >> love you back, baby. thank you very much. >>> see, now i have to get back to the news after that. i don't know how to do that. well, we'll try to -- >>> it's the top of the hour. i'm joshua johnson at nbc news world headquarters in new york. and this is "the week." ♪ >>> plenty for us to talk about this hour including the infuriatingly slow pace of covid relief. we'll ask sheila johnson lee if we can expect it for the holidays. >>> as the pandemic rages at home, we'll take a look abroad to see how sweden's unique approach to coronavirus is faring against a resurgence in cases. >>> let us begin with a look back at the week to see how we got here. >> the president continues to lash out at the election results. he, of course, lost. >> donald trump has fired chris krebs. he is the homeland

but can a turkey peacock? were those turkeys peacocking? >> they had a little strut. >> they did.er for us also. here's what's going on from our roof camera. hi, everybody. i hope you're having a good monday. we'll try to make it good for you. it will be mostly sunny, milder this afternoon. a few frosty nights ahead, but nothing unusual for this time of the year. what's unusual is there's no rain in the forecast with average to slightly warmer than average afternoons. we have a pretty aggressive jet stream, but notice -- remember during those drought years we had those ridiculously resilient high pressures off the pacific northwest, you can see it, that's where it is. that's where it will stay for the better part of this week. get used to these comfortable afternoons with 57 at half moon bay, san francisco and up towards lake port, 59. the rest of us are 60 at san mateo and santa cruz. look at fairfield, 66 degrees. tonight a little bit of frost is possible in the deepest valleys. most of us in the low to mid 40s. a few upper 30s also in some of our inland valleys. here's a look a

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what must grave and peacock and what i'm trying to say now is that back when the benefits principle was the identity, the two were linked. spending and extraction were tied together. ability to pay comes along, it's the deck that this -- that has been dealt to them. they do everything against the regressive tax system. by pushing ability to pay as the counter, they focus exclusively on the extraction side. they sever the link between spending and raising revenue. that's what i think is myopic about this. the argument i'm trying to revise in historical frame is that may not have been such a great thing. if you take a look at other industrialized countries in the world that are trying to address poverty and inequality, it's in fact through consumption taxes. so why aren't we scandinavia? if you look, what is scandinavia actually doing? i'm using that example as just an illustration. it's got an incredibly regressive that attacks is everything. nothing is exempted last time i checked. it's an incredibly regressive tax system. but yet, it is -- its spending side is progressive. national hea

wearing a peacock blue sari, the new president took her oath of office in all three of the country'srjoyed when my sister became the president of sri lanka. she saw the legacy that her husband left behind, which she took on from there, the mantle had now fallen on her daughter, chandrika. the world's first woman prime minister, sirimavo bandaranaike of sri lanka, has died at the age of 84. mrs bandaranaike had been voting in the island's general election. her daughter is the current president. being the world's first female prime minister was very important to her. she felt very proud that she had done it. do you hope to see more women in politics? yes, i hope to. sunethra bandara naike there remembering her mother, what a remarkable story. next we go to japan, where women had to wait until 1999 to get the right to control the number of children they had using the oral contraceptive pill. now, in contrast, a male impotence drug viagra was approved for use injapan injust six months, and legalised before the pill for women. witness history has been speaking to yoriko madoka, who has ma

pandemic started we new streaming services come online certainly was things like disney plus and now the peacock network, where consumers are being driven to new streaming choices. cost cutting is certainly an issue. cord-cutting is being driven by a lot of reasons, many of them would have talked about before, the higher cost of retransmission consent which is what broadcasters call their free over the air signals which drives cable prices higher and higher, pushing customers more to streaming options. but the good news is that accompanied even like patties -- 's,ompany even like patty because the broadband networks have the options to give consumers the choices they want. certainly we still have a ,egment of our subscribership our customer base that is where he committed to them as a service, but as come you -- as consumers make their own choices about what they want to consume most, we have those options for them, whether it is streaming only, cable only, for mix which we are seeing more. peter: is cable a 21st century technology? patricia: the traditional video is for the most part still a 21

election night on peacock.get it on your smart tv, your dumb tv if you have apple tv. you can get it on your apps. download it and see. but, mika, willie brings up a great point. donald trump has spent this past weekend saying that even if he is losing, they are going to flood the zone in pennsylvania with lawyers, and he is already thanked the united states supreme court. he has already thanked them ahead of time. >> that's the quiet part. >> donald, don't say the quiet part outlockdown. >> he keeps doing it. he already talked about the need to get amy coney barrett on the supreme court so she can rule in his favor on any future election challenges. and this weekend he was thanking the supreme court ahead of time for being nothing more than his political tools to get him four more years in office. >> let me quote president trump himself and say we will see what happens. on this final full day of campaigning -- we will see what happens. we got one day before tomorrow's presidential election. some consider it th

probably now davis for the swiss oceanographers, jacques peacock, was an early supporter of the project ejected garr worked in the deepest parts of the us at 11000 meters. i got always encouraged me in my research on underwater settlements. and so he and i decided to develop a research lab that would be like the international space station there let's it could drift with the ocean currents with and provide a base for scientists like a beehive. and to pick up the worker bees would fly out and collect scientific data on the marine environment. there to move from our ruggieri says he was inspired by the work of 2 of his countryman, van, and jacques eve cousteau. in 1962, cousteau spent a week in his underwater research facility, conch shells he hoped it would be the dawn of a new age of marine exploration in the 1970 s. rouge gan. to imagine these future of laboratories and entire villages on the ocean floor. if climate change continues to progress, the idea of underwater settlements could become popular and again designed this huge floating research center shaped like a manta ray. it woul

start of the essenes new streamingervices come online certainly with things like disney plus anoer peacock network where consumers are being driven to more streaming choices. i would say cord cutting is certainly an iue. cord cutting is being driven by a lot of reasons, many that we've talked about before, the higher cost of retransmission consent which are with the broadcasters call their free over the air signals which drives cable prices higher and higher, pushing customersore to strming options. but the good news is tha a company even like patties in very rural areas of southeast missouri as willur 800 and all across the country, becausef the broadband networks have the options to give consumers the chces the want. certainly we still have a segment of our subscribershi our customer base that's very committed to gave him an offer that to them as a service. but as consumers make different choices in their own households about what matters most and what they want to consume most, we have those options for them, whether it's streaming only, whether it is cable only or a mix which we are se

we have seen new streaming services come online certainly with things like disney plus and now the peacock network where consumers are being driven to more streaming choices so i would say the cord cutting is certainly an issue and cord cutting is being driven by a lot of reasons and many that we have talked about before and the higher cost of retransmission consent which are with the broadcasters called their free over the air signals which drives cable prices higher and higher pushing customers more to streaming options for the good news is there that a company even like patties and rural areas of southeast missouri as well as our 800 members all across country, because of their broadband networks have the option to give consumers the choices that they want. certainly, we still have a segment of our subscriber ship and customer base that is very committed to cable and we offer that to them as a service but as consumers make different races in their own households about what matters most in what they want to consume most weave those options for them, whether it is streaming only, whether

this retail group also owns a stable of other brands, including peacocks, its fate is hanging in theabout week fourjob losses in retail. firstjohn lewis with 1500 votes to go at head office. then sainsbury‘s and the news that 3500 workers would lose theirjobs here and it would close most of his argos stand—alone stores. now the whole future of this chain is in doubt as administrators raced to find a solution. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. well, for some of us this morning, it was a bit foggy and misty, but plenty of sunshine out there too. not a bad day for most of us. in fact, beautiful weather across scotland — the lowlands, the lake district, into lancashire. some of that mist and murk lingering a little bit further south and east. temperatures not bad today — 16 in the south, cooler in the north, around 8 for glasgow and edinburgh. a touch of frost early in the night for scotland, but through the night the clouds will increase, and that heralds a change for tomorrow. sunday is expected to be overcast across the bulk of the uk for most of the day. some rain

they are still trying to strike a rescue deal to save their remaining brands, peacocks and jaeger. found fame in the 1970s as the put upon husband opposite wendy craig's ria in the bbc sitcom butterflies. it's your dinner. i know it's my dinner, but could you identify the various heaps? his career stretched for 60 years. he was also known for the rise and fall of reginald perrin and as time goes by with damejudi dench. geoffrey palmer, who's died, aged 93. the royal british legion says it fears it could lose millions of pounds in donations to its annual poppy appeal, because it cannot carry out street collections due to covid restrictions. coronavirus also means that at the cenotaph this year, the public will be kept away for the first time on remembrance sunday. there will be just a handful of veterans present and no traditional march past. sarah campbell reports. big ben chimes archive: once again, the king's act of homage is the symbol of the homage of his people. it's the moment the nation pauses in remembrance. in 100 years, the event has barely changed, but this year, it will

you talk about skyscrapers, i don't know being similar to the spots on the peacock tails.people don't necessarily do things that we think of as work full work reasons, they can be leisure to do to look our relationship with work. i mean, this is sort of, i suppose, you know, there's this big story about the future of work in the future of energy. but there's also something we have to acknowledge that within ourselves is that we're walk is, you know, but then all life works or life goes and captures energy and use that energy to grow, to reproduce, to order it sounds into whatever hold it has and happens to end up on to go and capture more energy in the morning. capture. the more that you do and humans have evolved through millions of years of natural selection, a whole series of traits which make us super designed to be purposeful creatures. we are, you know, if you think about the basis of prison is in a sense, in many ways it's not out of the ability to be purposeful, but work is not always our job. most of us go into our day jobs, which, you know, in many cases, already

the fashion chains, peacocks and jaeger, have gone into administration. 4,700 jobs and 500 shops aree owner, edinburgh woollen mill group, failed to find a buyer for both businesses. the prime minister says the days of cutting the uk's defence budget are over. borisjohnson told the house of commons that britain's military was "the pride of britain" as he announced £16 billion of new money to "modernise" defence over the next four years. the extra money will help fund space and cyber projects. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. britain's armed forces say they are about to undergo their biggest transformation since the end of the cold war. it will inevitably mean less of the old, like tanks and heavy armour and more of the new, to defend in the domains of cyber and space. british troops are already encountering threats such as this information and they will be part of a new national cyber force are ready to carry out offensive cyber operations. and there will be a new space command with plans to fire the first british rocket, like this us one, to launch their own militar

the fashion chains peacocks and jaeger have gone into administration. 4,700 jobs and 500 shops are at find a buyer for both businesses. donald trump's legal team have been explaining why they think this month's presidential election was a fraud, setting out a range of theories, some of them far—fetched, without producing any hard evidence. our north america editor jon sopel reports. this news conference was billed as the moment the trump legal team would present its evidence of electoral fraud, fraud so great that the result of the 2020 election should be overturned. instead, it was a repetition of some outlandish allegations from a number of court cases that have already been dropped. i know crimes, i can smell them. you don't have to smell this one, i can prove it to 18 different ways. i can prove to you that he won pennsylvania by 300,000 votes. michigan by probably 50,000 votes. part of the focus was on a vote counting machine used in some states that it was alleged had been fixed to damage the president. the web of the conspiracy stretched wide. what we are really dealing with he

it will transform peacock meadow into an enchanted forest of other worldly shapes and ever changing life beginning december 10. lit run through february 2021 and if it is a big hit, we have an opportunity to extend the exhibits until june. the entwined installation creates a colourful, lighted wonderland where visitors can explore paths and sit under a grove of three entwined sculptural trees while practicing social distancing. the trees freezing raining 12 to 20 feet tall with illuminated canopies. sculpt. chures comprised of 2,000 l.e.d. lights and filling them of peaks and valleys. we're really excited about this. again, we made lemonade out of electromagnetic ons, but we fell like this is a nice way to wrap up our golden gate park 150 celebration. i want to give everybody back to the covid update. as you know, most of our parks, including trails, restrooms and other amenities have been able to be open throughout the pandemic response. stacey bradley, our deputy director ofen mraiing and our planning section co-chief of our department operations centre, provided an overview of our ada