stand thathy i can't petty officer.ty or because he brought you back to reality? >> maybe it's that. guys don'tome of you like the man-to-man to combat drills? >> you've got an inferiority dingus. it's like what they call an inferiority complication. >> when you feel you can keep up with the petition you may begin to blame the task instead of realizing it is your own weakness that is troubling you. does it tell me how i can get cured? >> you have to know something about it. everyone has inferiority. inferiority helps us because we try to improve ourselves. if we do something that turns out good that helps but there is always inferiority in all people. says -- doc says mental health is applying common sense to your emotions. it is always hard to recognize jealousy in oneself, for example most of us secretly wish we could be all american athletes. because we can't, we like to say athletes are dumbbells and that is -- that is why we say most beautiful girls are dumb. usee know what it is we can it to help us get ahead. >>

sure, that's why i can't stand my officers -- my petty officer.s to get you back to work? if any of you guys don't like these man-to-man combat drills. >> i always did hate them. coaxial have to be a real saw bones to figure that out. you got a inferiority dingus. like what they used to call an inferiority complication. >> it says when you feel you cannot keep up with the competition, you may begin to blame the task you're dealing with instead of realizing it was your own weakness you are struggling with. >> does it tell me how i can get cured? >> well, sure. you have to know something about it. everybody has inferiority. it's not that bad. it helps us a lot of the time because we try to improve ourselves. it do something that turns out good, that helps us, but there's always inferiority with all people. health iss mental just applying common sense to your problems. >> sure, only books got to put it in fancy words. >> it's hard to recognize jealousy in oneself. for example, most of us secretly wish we could be all american athletes. because we can

he found himself being ordered around by a petty officer have his eyes, being told what to do and howaving his hat straightened for him and even having the link dusted off his clothes. he, a champion in his own right. classroom hehe found himself drawing for a loss by simple navigation. he just could not turn out an adequate notebook, so one day, key turned up at sick bay with a bad stomach ache. a physical exam, x-ray, and laboratory studies prove there was nothing physically wrong, so he was sent to the psychiatrist. what went on in his mind was something like this. he had a lot of self pitying thoughts running around in his mind for all of his toughness. of course, he would not let his colleges might think that. ♪ -- chases them into his unconscious mind, and old men unconscious decides what seaman scott needs is a darn good foolproof excuse for not doing so well right now. he takes care of that in his own way. ♪ >> hey fellas, come on. >> [indiscernible] >> they are always picking on me. now it is my turn to do the picking. >> everybody as emotional disturbances. nobody is really

or is this just petty donald trump being donald trump, you said the wrong thing, you said the things i'm claiming are lies so you've got to go. >> very little practical impact for moving ahead of the federal agency. but i think it sends a broader signal. and of course when the united states tries to stand up for democracy and election integrity around the world, we often times point to our own process.

people are tired of the small and pettiness of it.what, even if he wanted to continue to challenge certain irregularities, fine, go do that. but you let the process go forward. first of all, he's a former vice president. he should have access to the state department. why? because we want all of our former presidents and vice presidents as emissaries for the united states. and so this notion that he becomes more important than this national security -- >> oh, well, the administration stepped in and cut off his transmission here, phil, obviously. not likely what the chairman is saying here. if you're willing to pass judgment on us, phil mudd, what do you make of the president's move? what do you make of the fact -- what's your opinion of the president's decision not to provide this information to the president-elect? >> i agree with the congressman. this is petty. look, this is like opening the door for a woman on a date. it doesn't mean you're going to marry her. if you're going to give the intelligence briefings, it doesn't mean that

dante pettis gets hit. ball was definitely out, pettis left with a shoulder injury that.o this. look at wilson just so elusive. finds david moore, 27-7, seahawks, garoppolo pressured all day. he was sacked three times and goes down awkwardly here. he's in a struggle on the sideline left with an ankle injury. that's not good. nick mullens would come in for garoppolo. and then kittle, george, gets hit in the back. he left the game with a foot injury. this just not good. general manager john lynch is concerned. the niners lose by 10. they're 4-4 overall. they will host green bay on tuesday. >>> i mentioned cal's aaron rodgers in clara thursday night. but dalvin cook had four touchdowns for the vikings. minnesota was up 28-14 at one point. packers down six. rogers trying to create some of that hail mary's magic. the vikings recover. so is it a fumble or incomplete? the play would stand. it is a fumble. packers lose by six. so thursday night it is packers and 49ers. that should be interesting, to say the least. rookie tua tagovailoa making a start against the rams. he threw fo

he was 1st incarcerated last year and has already served 12 short sentences for petty offenses league kase or a tom boy in this case and also in those shot so he can walk by city here. i'm not and ridged i. say keys keys and keys to shank in a shank and. he said some of the kids will like 10 and 11 and you were 12. were old the kids. treated fairly and then. you know early. what things did you say that you think a kid should be subjected to. a lot of 10 year olds going bashfulness 16 year olds. i saw when. you saw that happen yeah. yeah. yeah of china feeling rough person and if you can stand i have on you going to get bashed on mobeen there but if you act like just a quiet person then i turn off and. they're just you want to pick on knots an hour slayer line. adam grew up in a country town in the caribbean grandmother his parents were heavy drug users who both killed themselves by the time he was 10 and. soon after adam began smoking marijuana and sniffing petrol. why did you type drugs from such a young age or 9 o'clock am asylum on that dot for attacking jocks so i just for what i

i mean, donald trump is nothing more than just being petty. he can do two things at one time. if he wants to exhaust his legal remedies, by all means, he can do those things and at the same time begin a peaceful transition of power. he can do both of those things at the same time to at least allow president-elect joe biden to be able to come in and get the resources necessary so he can start on day one or he can actually start now tackling the virus that this president refuses to. the pettiness and the cowardice that we're seeing during this time frail rigme right here is blowing. the republican party doesn't have the back bone that it used to. >> jeff, you just reported the president-elect warning that people may die if the trump administration doesn't allow them to coordinate their coronavirus response in these coming weeks leading up to january 20th lead to the inauguration. biden is in the position of having to convey steady leadership but also be honest about the public health crisis that's a life and death issue. what's the approach that's under way? >> it's twofold. fir

don'te pettis hitting fumbles. the seahawks there. pettis left with a shoulder injury.ilson avoids the sack and then finds davis moore. garoppolo was pressured all day. sacked three times. he goes down awkwardly as he is hit here and he is visibly struggling on the side line. left with an ankle injury. in comes the back-up. we'll wait and see the status of garoppolo. and then george kittle makes a great grab in traffic. he gets thumped. he left with a foot injury. he would not return. the gm concerned the niners lose by ten. they're now 4-4. a really interesting week coming up. they'll host green bay on thursday. >> i was disappointed with the whole group. no one played great. that always starts with me. we have a game coming up soon. >> after a loss like this, you want to get the taste out of your mouth. you want to play football again. so happy that we can turn around and get back on the field in a few days. >> i was really proud of our fight. the receivers, the o-linemen, they've been battling and they can choose to lie down but they didn't. >> here's the next oppone

these aren't just petty acts of a petty man, these are things that are demoralizing, that as you saidck our democracy, and things that will make it even harder for the incoming administration to do the work that needs to be done to fix the mistakes of donald's administration. >> you don't think it would be beneath him to, i can't believe i'm saying this, to pardon himself? isn't that some sort of tacit admission he did something wrong or that he expects to be found guilty of something? >> well, if he were a normal person, i suppose, but first of all, he probably doesn't understand that a pardon is essentially an admission of guilt. and donald is somebody for whom winning is the only thing that matters. it doesn't mean you need to win fairly, just by any means necessary. because he thinks he always deserves to win, cheating, lying, stealing are all perfectly legitimate means towards that end. we also saw by, as you pointed out, a truly bizarre 64 seconds that he's delusional. it makes perfect sense. if he's willing to take credit for a stock market gain literally caused by the fact tha

it seems so petty. i know it is about georgia and i know it is about setting up grievance politics that we'll perhaps to allow him to run in four years again. we are in a pandemic and even if he don't think joe biden is going to be a president, i don't understand you would not allow the transition funds to be given to at least start that process that if in fact the courts decided and there is not enough evidence, this can continue and more people will die because of it. >> anderson, i share your feelings about this. i don't know what abouts the four years would have persuaded you would have ended in any other way. this president subjugated the norms of our presidency. it was clear the months leading up to the election that if he did not win, he'll claim fraud. it is a way launching into the next phase of his career. let's not make any mistake about this. he got over 70 million votes. he's still a deep dominant voice in the republican party nd beyond keeping him on board to help win these senate seats, t

and it's, you know, it's everything petty and selfish that we have seen petty and selfish that we havefrom the very beginning four years ago. and at the time that he was elected he did not have a pandemic going on so people put up pandemic going on so people put up with it. but in the last year, there is blood on his hands for what he has not done and how he has belittled people who wear masks and talk about social distancing. it is critical that the biden administration gets started as soon as administration gets started as soon as possible. this transition has to be as smooth as possible, it has to be a perfect handoff. and do not allow that to happen, you know, i cannot conceive of this. there are human beings lives at sta ke there are human beings lives at stake here. what measures need to be taken, do you think, in terms of action to stop the spread in the united states? how radical will the president—elect need to be? how radical will the president-elect need to be? not radical at all. what he will need to do is to follow science, to follow public health. he needs to model what w

it just seems so petty. and i -- i know it's about georgia and i know it's about setting up grievance politics that will, perhaps, allow him to run in four years again. and give him a tv career. but, you know, we're in a pandemic. and people's lives and -- and even if you don't think joe biden is going to become the president, i don't understand why you wouldn't allow the transition funds, you know, to -- to be given to at least start that process. so that, if, in fact, you know, the courts decide, as it seems they would, that there's not enough evidence. this thing can continue and more people won't die because of it. >> anderson, i share your feelings about this. but i don't know what, about the four years, would have persuaded you that it would have ended any other way. i mean, this president has su u subjugated the institutions of our democracy and fundamental norms of our democracy to his political interests, for -- throughout the four years. and it was very clear in the months leading up to the electio

night, where will there be early signs that one candidate may be petty toward a victory in pennsylvaniapennsylvania, you know, counties are not allowed to tally all the male-in ballots until 8:00 p.m. that day. they are not allowed to start opening envelopes, canvassing, getting them ready until 7:00 a.m. on election day. there was a fight in the legislature over this the last couple of weeks. talks stalled. republicans wanted some more things in terms of residency requirements to change, but the democratic governor was not willing. there was a back-and-forth blame game on that one. because of that, you are not going to see an incredible amount of mail-in ballots being tallied right away. there could be a decent amount by maybe 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning and some of these county ladies -- counties that have better staffing. so when the polls close and you start seeing the in person voting come in, as elsewhere, democrats are speaking donald trump to have a lead in that, depending on whether or not he calls victory. that is a whole different story. again, secretary of state here says we

. >> laura: the petty tyrants in new york city have closed down schools but allowed bars to remain opend that make any sense to you? me either. in california, a judge orders a san diego strip club to be reopened, apparently not being able to get a lap dance infringes on free speech. meanwhile california churches if you have medicare, listen up. the medicare enrollment deadline is only days away. with so many changes, do you know if your plan is still the right fit? having the wrong plan may cost you thousands of dollars out of pocket. and that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. with healthmarkets' fitscore, they compare thousands of plans from national insurance companies to find the right medicare plan that fits you. call or visit healthmarkets to find your fitscore today. in minutes, you can find out if your current plan is the right fit, and once you've let the fitscore do the work, sit back and enjoy not having to shop for insurance again. healthmarkets' fitscore forever technology will continuously scan the market for the best coverage at the best price. so you

where the mirror was kicked off the conservative bus, the campaign bus, which just seemed slightly pettyr? just because they didn't feel that we were of value, of use, and i think... i mean, obviously we are not going to be of value to a conservative campaign. we haven't been since 1945, so that was never going to happen, but there is still... ..an important point for democracy that people everywhere who read the news need to know what the different parties are saying. is the mirror a socialist publication? we are... ..a publication about fairness. does that make you a socialist publication? we are... i mean, i don't think there is anything wrong in saying that you are a socialist publication. but i think that's not how we would initially define ourselves. that is not the most important thing about us. we were speaking on the show last week about the controversy in the us around how facebook and twitter basically censored in an old—fashioned sense a story that the new york post ran about hunter biden, joe biden‘s son, and they cited their policies on disinformation. does it scare you, th

sam: chief petty officer argento? you're now in the custody of ncis.t you've provided is true and accurate to the best of your belief? i do. i do. i do. i do. you're never gonna convict me. we'll talk after the trial.

sheryl crow, is paying tribute to tom petty tonight [ cheers and applause we love sheryl what's the songdon'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, sensitive side, too. well, guess what hugh jackman called, and he -- well, he was really impressed. [ laughter ] so add that to the list. >> questlove: yeah, man. we get it. you've been

pettis left the game with a shoulder injury.avoids the sack and finds david moore for the score. the seahawks are up 20 and rolling. jimmy garoppolo pressured all day long, sacked three times. right here going to go down awkwardly. you'll see him visibly struggle there on the sidelines. he left the game with an ankle injury. nick mullens. george kittle makes a great grab in traffic, gets hit hard. he leaves the game with a foot injury. that's got to be concerning to gm john lynch. the 49ers lose by ten. they're now 4-4 overall. the trade deadline is on tuesday. they host the packers on thursday. >> i was disappointed with the kwho whole group. no one played great. that always starts with me. glad we've got a game coming up soon. >> after a loss like this, you want to get the taste out of your mouth. you want to play football again. so happy we can turn around and get back on the field in just a few days. >> i was really proud of our fight, the receivers, the linemen, they've been battling all game and they could choose to lay do

but let me tell you tonight, one team will not shake hands, it's not ideal because these petty moves could hinder governing and we also know that even during actually contested election results, past white houses were meticulous about their transitions. the clinton administration providing the same intelligence briefings to bush during the 2000 recount when he was not president elect as biden is now. they did it in an abundance of fairnes fairness. >> even so the bush team will receive more cooperation from the clinton administration. john says they will receive daily intelligence briefings. podesta and card discussed starting fbi background checks for bush appointees. >> so that's some of what is going on. it's certainly news in the federal government and i've brought it to you. now tonight, can we also just be real for a second? donald trump's actions tell the real story here. if donald trump really thought he won, would he be quiet? for now five days and running. if donald trump really thought there was some sort of actual chance for him to get to a second term, would he be sittin

. >> this is not just stupid and petty, it is dangerous internally and externally for the united states. that is not america first. >> joe biden will be the next president of the united states. kamala harris will be the next vice president. >> when will you accept that you lost the election, sir? >>> this is "new day" weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> top of the hour looking across the city of new york. beautiful at the start of the 6:00 hour here on the east coast. and we begin this morning with the horrible news about the coronavirus pandemic. yesterday there were more than 184,000 new cases of coronavirus in the u.s. that's the most recorded in a single day here ever. >> and on top of that, hospitalizations are spiking. yesterday more than 68,000 people were treated for the virus. president trump says his administration will not enforce a lockdown to slow the spread. >> we're fewer than ten weeks out from inauguration day, but the formal transition to a biden administration has not started. and the president still has not admitted that he lost the election. >> the fo

. >> this is not just stupid and petty, it is dangerous internally and externally for the united states. that is not america first. >> joe biden will be the next president of the united states. kamala harris will be the next vice president. >> when will you accept that you lost the election, sir? >>> this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> good morning to all of you out in san francisco. 4 a.m. you know people are still on the roads there much we are so grateful to have your company as always, and i want to start with this news about the coronavirus pandemic. i mean, yesterday the u.s. recorded, think about this number, more than 184,000 cases. that is the most ever recorded in a single day. >> and there are more people in hospitals. yesterday more than 68,000 people were being treated for the virus. president trump says his administration will not enforce a lockdown to slow the spread. >> and as of this morning, we're fewer than ten weeks out from inauguration day. the formal transition to a biden administration, as you know, has not started. yeah, the pres

think all americans should be concerned that we have somebody in the white house right now who is pettyo do things that are going to advance his interests as opposed to protect the interests of our country. >> two quick questions, only about a minute left. i have to ask you about the speculation surrounding cia director gina haspel. have you heard anything about her future, her career, where her head's at? >> my understanding is that gina is continuing the try to protect the integrity of the cia and trying to prevent the cia from being drawn into partisan politics. therefore, i am concerned that she may, in fact, be on the target list of donald trump along with christopher wray and others who really i think have tried to live up to their responsibilities to the constitution and to the american people. so i just encourage them to continue to hold fast and hold strong and not give in to any type of directives that donald trump might issue that will, in fact, undermine our national security. >> and very quickly, have you been in touch with the biden transition team? have they asked you to

. ♪ [applause] [playing tom petty's "i won't back down"] [playing "a sky full of stars" by coldplay] make my dreams" hall & oates] ["we the people" by the staple singers] [playing "springsteen" by eric church] >> just outside the white house on a street known as black lives matter plaza, people demonstrated in support of the election results after the victory speeches by president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris. here's a look. [cheering] li --ing }black "black lives matter"] >> bill scanlon is with us with reaction from the victory speech. >> we are bound to hear about first in the selection, but a politicalet from reporter, the second ever

this is not just stupid and petty. it is dangerous internally and externally for the aweunited states. that is not america first. it's the opposite of america first. >> america first has only been that when it means trump first as well. general john kelly just came out and said the same thing you did, van, that they have to do the transition, it doesn't hurt the administration to help them. and you need beachfronts or something, quick, small groups to get into the agencies that matter so they can get up to speed with what's happening, you need the security clearances. kaitlan, all of this is known, all obvious, probably relayed to the president. what's the best reckoning you have about how he is not able to care about any of this? >> the president is a petty person. that is how people around him will describe him in situations like this where he will acknowledge he's a sore loser, he said as much on election day. and in a situation like this, he doesn't want to give joe biden the validation of him acknowledging that he

drawing attention to the petty absurdity of someone so small occupying an office so large. i got to tell you, this would be comical if it weren't so serious. like so many trump-era indignities. it's also worth noting the privileged hypocrisy at play. president obama famously, publicly welcomed then president-elect trump to the white house, despite donald trump's birther lies about obama and his threats to jail obama's secretary of state and the tense climate at the time as trump had really won fewer votes than clinton and only narrowly won the electoral college. but then, of course, donald trump benefitted from the very traditions he now flouts. the meeting you see on your screen, it was exactly two days after that year's election. in president obama's america that's what democracy looked like, professional and respectful, even in the face of the opposite. now in president-elect biden's america, this is also what democracy looks like. calling for unity and respect. against a now vanquished opponent who let's be clear honors neither. and then you have president trump's ameri

it's petty, and it's too late.allenge an election, you don't wait until after the election is over to bring your challenge. i honestly expected we would see more lawyers in more states watching things like this. you know, are we being allowed access to observe the counting, observe the canvassing, especially when you have absentee ballots. that's a critical part of the process because there are a lot of steps you have to go through to make sure a mail-in ballot is appropriate, it's legal, it's filled out correctly. but they didn't do that. they waited until after the fact, and now suggesting, wait a minute, we weren't close enough to see that. what is a judge going to do with that? we saw in georgia, one judge threw it out. he's like, basically, you're not presenting solid evidence, and two, it's just petty. it's not enough to show evidence of fraud, and it's certainly not enough to change the vote. >> yeah. the -- i heard from someone who heard that they received a note that someone added 53 ballots to a stack. th

>> no tom petty today, i think i would go more j.lo waiting for tonight. >> waiting for tonight, oh, oh. >> i was thinking more oh, i was thinking more beastie boys, no sleep until philadelphia. >> not a bad choice. >> yeah, well, this happened. thank you as always, ali, our friend and colleague. we go out to the white house, peter alexander has been monitoring a trump team that seems to have two different tracks. i'm wondering, peter, if you can walk us through what people inside the white house think of what the president did last night. we fact checked it. you fact checked it. we've dealt with that. that's one track. and everyone else who works for him, many of whom are talking more legally, more grounded about, well, we could try to get a recount. sure, that's their right. that's very different than the falsehoods the president shared. >> i think you're right, depending on who you're talking to, there is either dejection or defiance. a short time ago we saw the marine guard out in front of the west wing, a white house spokesperson told us that the president was in the oval office

>> the president is a petty person.t is how people around him will describe him in situations like this where he will acknowledge he's a sore loser, he said as much on election day. and in a situation like this, he doesn't want to give joe biden the validation of him acknowledging that he's president in a way where it's in a concession speech or a tweet or even giving them access to email addresses and office space. it's rightfully theirs as the new administration coming into office. they have space in the state department that just for the biden transition team. but no one is using right now. it's basically because the president doesn't want to give joe biden that sense of victory, the fact that he beat him. and so that is basically the way people have described it. and there's been all this talk about what republicans on capitol hill have been saying, give joe biden access to these daily intelligence briefings. i don't really think they should be awarded any points for that, because that's such a small facet. >> they

dante pettis fumbles the football. the hawks recover. in seattle, cashing in. wilson avoids a sock.t is david moore for his fourth touchdown pass of the game. seattle disguised really well. garoppolo dropped down on third down. he left off with an ankle injury and did not return. remember, he missed three games this season with a sprained ankle. then in the fourth quarter, george kittle injured himself. he hobbled off joining the quarterback in the locker room. the 49ers had touchdowns on each of the three drives. arizona state rookie ended up throwing for 238 yards and one quarter. seattle still won the game 37- 27. >> they are a great offense. >> there was no halloween hangover for russell wilson. meanwhile, jimmy garoppolo and the 49ers were far from hitting the right nose. >> i was frustrated. offensively, we just missed out on some really easy opportunities. we shot ourselves in the foot. >> the seahawks defense came in, allowing 500 yards per game but they turned back the clock by shutting down san francisco's running game. >> we try to get it going. we were committed in the f

cash because he's not allowed ever to get at the petty cash box. but he can take as much money for himself as he wants out of the cash register because he is entitled to go into the cash register and make change. so, it's not just limited to files. we think it goes to the limits of the authorization. the second point i would make, to get back to the text here, your honor, as i was trying to ask mine earlier to the chief justice, authorization has a meaning here. everyone i think in fairly agree that the meaning, one meaning of authorization is that you have given someone specific permission. that's the definition we have cited in the brief and it is amply supported. the question, there might be a question as to how specific the permission has to be, but in context i think the permission needs to be fairly specific. so, there are going to be a number of systems that are necessarily covered by either prong directly. >> sorry to interrupt, i want to get one more question in. you acknowledged to justice kagan that you would be in trouble if the word so

and what must our allies make of a president, who so petty, that their message to president-elect biden, their messages to biden, are still sitting at the state department because the department, on the president's orders, will not let the biden team access them? our next guest has written about the stakes of this election and the bitter fruit of it. "new york times" columnist, tom friedman, he joins us now. tom, you wrote back in september that president trump made it unmistakably clear there were only two choices before voters on november 3rd. either, the president's elected or it's fraud or rigged. now, that we're watching this play out, in realtime, what are your thoughts? one official at the pentagon told barbara starr that these are dictator moves. >> well, great question, anderson. my first reaction is profound sadness, for this reason. anderson, we just had the most ama amazing election, in the middle of a pandemic that is getting worse by the day. more americans got up, found a way to vote by mail and in person. 150 million of them, basically. in a free and fair election. this

the transition is not part of some grand larger strategy, it is just an act of personal enmity and pettiness. even if inso doing it risks the health of the american public. that's not something i'm coming up with. that is something that dr. fauci is calling out directly. that's the context for president-elect biden turning up the heat now. this comes, let be be here, after that full week of president-elect biden being quite diplomatic with the president he defeated and is about to replace, but the news tonight is biden laying it out, telling his soon to be predecessor that these transition games could end in unnecessary deaths. >> more people may die. if we don't coordinate. so how do we get the vaccine? how do we get over 300 million americans vaccinated? what's the game plan? it's a huge, huge, huge undertaking. >> were joined now by alex wagner, the co-host and executive producer of showtime's "the circus," and full disclosure, longtime colleague of mine here at msnbc and nbc. nice to see you back on "the beat." and gene of the "washington post." nice to see you. gene, i'm curious what yo

this pain led him to spiral out of control down a path of homelessness and petty. 1 may just may it's no thing just me i was hungry. one and she didn't take me back to ass to tell me the sky. so yeah i just do what we're made to don't get paid here started stealing since being released from youth detention adam has returned to school and oath or he's placed him in the custody of he's 18 year old brother who we'll call marco a strange for much of their childhoods both boys have spent most of their lives in banksia heal or on the streets and lost and down to the point where i had to lock still offer homeless person myself i was harmless i was still of other. just forelock whatever was in the bag. i got myself locked up i just went on like smashed the window and so might afford a place to come i got locked up so i could have better. fade because i was pretty caught up in the city so we you know we had why banks here with a price in some ways of safety because you had some farms when you there's nothing and you got an author who was a courier for fate to literally get most of us to just s

the count them on them getting rid of petty. frazier. our 2 part series the 3rd reich the talk starts nov 12th on t w. this is g w news live from berlin another day of waiting final votes still being counted in the race for the white house democrat challenger joe biden his wife means his lead over president almost. every vote is the message from biden supporters as their candidate leads the all important tally of electoral college votes but it's not over yet. odds to stop the kill say the truck champ as the president mounts a series of lee.

trump was a vindictive petty man will come after this them in their next election. >> even some of theresident's most ardent supporters are trying to move on. >> in my brain, i have shifted gears and kind of moved on. >> this pastor leads the rfa evangelical church in raleigh, north carolina. he estimates that 90% of his congregation voted for trump. >> like it or not, donald trump's policies are more in line with conservative evangelical theology than joe biden's is. >> he is skeptical of how the election played out. >> when you see what happened over the last four years. people scratch their heads and say, is this in a long line of attempts to remove trump from office. >> he said that the election has reminded him of what truly matters. >> god does have a plan. >> it's a message he is sharing with his congregation. >> it's my way of saying, man, it's time to move on. and stop being depressed about what happened in an election. it's not what we are called to do. >> it is a call that many trump supporters are not willing to heed, at least for now. do you think we can get to that point

we have this myth that if everyone would just put aside their petty partisanship bend get in the room and rolled up their sleeves they would be able partisanship and roll uphe same room and their sleeves they would be able to solve all the problems, but they have fundamentally different ways of solving our problems. these are not really bridge bull gaps. it is not about can we just e gaps.-- bridgeabl it is not about to we just decide. one of the big questions about how divisive things are -- you can have a situation where everyone is not vilifying their theirs and trying to get particular policy vision enacted by in a way that is civil and polite, but one of the big questions will be what happens within the republican? trump may be gone but there -- trumpism will still persist. watch the people who would like to run for president four years from now. if you look at people like ted cruz, tom cotton, josh hawley, what haley, keep an eye on kind of tone they take on. there will be many in the republican party who want to distance themselves from trump. he was particularly unpopular. the

the other guys are what, lee and richard petty and ned and dale jarrett.ulations to nascar, one of the first sports to come back, finish >>> a baby raccoon rescued by san francisco firefighters after being trapped in a tree is recovering this evening. neighbors called 911 after hearing the animal's loud cries and screams near 15th avenue and santiago street. >> the raccoon is named freedom. we presume he was named by the firefighters as opposed to his parents. he's being taken care of by san francisco animal care and control. wildlife workers plan to release the animal back into the wild in the near future. >> how cute. that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for a full hours of news. >> news updates always on www.kpix.com. we'll see you in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight a call for unity and action, the election received as the pandemic advances. president-elect joe biden prepares to govern, coronavirus cases rise and economic jitters increase. >> this is the time to heal in america. >> garrett: four days afte

in paris, the teacher sami, a petty is decapitated for showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed in his classroom. president mark home wants to take vehement action against islamists and to forge a european coalition against terror. france has been particularly hard hit exactly . 5 years ago on nov 13th, 130 people were killed in islamists attacks. the terrorists stormed the better cloth theatre in paris, and shot dead dozens of young people at a concert. france never really recovered from the shock. these 2 men will forever be united through the attack for many in france, it is particularly remarkable that they together are standing up now against hatred and for reconciliation. it inflicted a national trauma on france, the attack on the battlefield. 90 concert goers, most of them young people were brutally killed in the heart of paris by a commando of islamist terrorists. one of the gunmen was 28 year old who was shot by police before blowing himself up at the scene. 5 years later, we drive in belgium to meet some nice father as dina. anymore still doesn't know what drove his son to ta

second half, after a seattle touchdown, dante pettis returned it.t is crushed by a group of seahawks. he loses the ball along the way. cody barton on the head. you get seattle deep into the red zone like that, they convert easily. david moore who had another fantastic gain. four touchdown passes, 26 to 7 at that point. garoppolo had to leave. he aggravated his high ankle sprain. and george kendall has an ankle sprain as well as the 49ers go down to a 37 to 27 defeat. it did not even see medicals. >> you have to play well to have a good game and i don't think we play very well today. starting with me. i made a you too many mistakes. i don't think we played good as a group. and when you are missing a good player, it is always a struggle. we have missed players another time and that is no reason to go out there and not play well. >> 49ers are now 4 and 4. >> great example of the wind as dan carlson finds out about 45 degree breezes. in his kick is way off. it hit the goalpost. that is another shot that gives you an example. but the raiders will prevail

that's what journalists do it's normal no what they outdid themselves on is outright and somewhat petty smear campaigns about how awful trump is for drinking too much diet coke about how much of a cheat trump is that golf about how bad he is at it about how his own wife doesn't want to hold his hand all cheap all dirty and for trump easy to dismiss you are shake do is we are fighting the fake to use people in your profession that great fake news you do. and the prison into your fake is the net result has been a collapse of trust in the media the news it isn't news when the publication has an evident interest in maligning someone. never in living memory has the establishment tried to sink a president elected by the american people from before he took office with sabotage with leaks with set ups they did everything to make people believe in the trump russia collusion sham the kumi investigation the steel dossier about prostitutes and urination the mule report all to make impeachment possible the impeachment of the president of the united states impeachable conduct impeachment nonetheless

agree that what we've seen of the past few days through all the insults and the accusations and the pettiness we you know there's all that much envy sure the united states is the most powerful country the world both militarily and economically the world is watching much hinges on who becomes president of the united states but envy no i wouldn't say that is all that much envy people being stabbed administrates near the white house because of the color of their hats or because of the slogan on their t. shirts. this seemingly endless violence the conflict seems to become it seems to be becoming almost in denecke to the political system in the united states you know what there's there's less and less dialogue more and more fists and. force and you know conflict. now there is another crisis from all the lawsuits the trouble is far away ready they're also planning on making a big deal out of republican election monitors being barred from observing vote counting in certain precincts in philadelphia. oh i am i know. what we're witnessing is perhaps one of the worst case scenarios where the election i

to those who attacked its values front has been cracking down on radical groups off to a series of petty and threaten. and that's all from me for today show thomas will be here at the top of the hour and that will be crossing over to our colleagues at all to america us election coverage thanks for sticking with us c.e.c. . oh either a marriage dies or this is the kaiser report you know often we talk about the big reset it's comin the big reset is coming stacy yes well of course we've said this was coming for quite a while but we imagine it in a different way than maybe time magazine might be. imagining it and that is their cover and the reason i bring this up is because of course today is election day in the united states of america where choosing between 2 of the brightest best most vibrant of americans out of 340000000 is between trump and biden and you know the mainstream media seems to be betting on a biden win and they're hedging that bets of maybe their ratings going down by hoping for a civil war to break out today and i'm counting on that not happening regardless of who wins we'v

the report contains details of petty 9 and awful killings of civilians of prisoners and the cruel treatment of a father to justice. persian considered in detail 57 allegations of incidents and issues. he found there to be credible information, to substantiate 23 incidents, of alleged unlawful killing of 39 people by 25 straw un special forces personnel predominantly from the special air service regiment. a u.s. drug program will apply for emergency authorization for its krajina virus vaccine within days. pfizer says late stage trials of a can of its candidate showed it was 95 percent effective and improvement on and this results published last week. meanwhile, the u.s. continues to see an acceleration of 1000 cases. the number of deaths has now crossed 250000. it's also reported more than a 1000000 new infections in the past week alone. 3 people have been killed in protests in uganda. after an opposition presidential candidate was arrested. the pop star turned politician, known as probably wine, says he was a violently dragged out of his car by police. if you're his prime minister says his

agree that what we've seen of the past few days through all the insults and the accusations and the pettiness we you know there's all that much envy sure the united states is the most powerful country the world both militarily and economically the world is watching much hinges on who becomes president of the united states but n.v. no i wouldn't say that is all that much envy people being stabbed administrates near the white house because of the color of their hats or because of the the slogan on the t. shirts the absolute radicalization of both sides the republicans and the democrats absolutely newly way but between the 2 is envy no i wouldn't say this is the all that much envy. 3. this seemingly endless violence the conflict seems to become it seems to be becoming almost. and then nic to the political system in the united states you know what is this less and less dialogue more normal thiessen. force and you know conflict now there is another question from all the loose it's that trump has fired away already they're also planning on on you know making a big deal out of republican election mo