don't forget once a day, always at the same time i was the head of the family planning authority is very concerned. up to half a 1000000, additional babies, mostly from families, too poor to feed them. he sees the personal tragedies, as well as serious consequences for the country before the pandemic. indonesia was the fast growing threshold economy. but poverty puts those the cheap ones in jeopardy. while the process of malnutrition compromises our population's potential undernourished, people are small and definitely mentally underdeveloped. small people are not necessarily undernourished, but undernourished. people are smaller and not as intellectually capable of what you're ha, see rarely ventures outside any more. covert infection rates remain worryingly high . and now there's the added concern over her 3rd child who can go up. they don't hear that every day, my worries get bigger. what's our future going to be under these conditions you monitor, how are we going to survive? the within 4 years, indonesia have been aiming to cut by half poverty and used childhood developmental delays

i don't forget once a day, always at the same time i was i was the head of the family planning authority is very concerned up to half a 1000000 additional babies mostly from families too poor to feed them. he sees the personal tragedies, as well as serious consequences for the country before the pandemic. indonesia was the fast growing threshold economy. but poverty puts those to cheapen in jeopardy. while the process to get out, the malnutrition compromises our population's potential undernourished, people are small and definitely mentally underdeveloped. small people are not necessarily undernourished, but undernourished. people are smaller and not intellectually capable of what you're hasi rarely ventures outside anymore. covert infection rates remain worryingly high. and now there's the added concern over her 3rd child who can go up . they don't hear that every day. my worries get bigger. what's our future going to be under these conditions? you might not, i. how are we going to survive that nearly? he will be within 4 years, indonesia have been aiming to cut by half poverty and used

the planning authority is under immense pressure and facts are being created on the ground so there's no way that mission will not be granted for a project of the scale it's absolutely unacceptable starting construction on smaller slices of the praja. under paragraph 8 a is making a mockery of our democratic rights. good normal and good food they say they don't understand how a company that wants to save the world from carbon emissions can be prepared to cause serious damage to the environment. so the project is highly controversial in fact the whole topic of emo billet he divides opinion here in germany to some iran musk is a crusader a hero challenging german come out of factories to trade in their combustion engines for batteries to others he's a false prophet brazenly leading the mobility sector down a dead end. tesla is the dumbest form of the mobility you could imagine. because a megalomaniac. stamp act of tesla on the image of the mobility has been detrimental it's not disastrous. what's wrong with the cars they have 0 exhaust are good for the climate surely there are good thin

planned. local authorities have revealed the state went into lockdown after one person lied to co ntra ct lockdowncontract traces. while some of the restrictions will stay in place until saturday. south australia and are allowed to leave their homes to exercise with immediate effect. —— south australians. in a sign ofjust how serious the coronavirus pandemic has become, the us centers for disease control has urged americans not to travel during next week's thanksgiving holiday, america's most important family holiday of the year. the number of patients hospitalised with covid—19 in the united states has jumped nearly 50% in the last two weeks. in california, the state's department of public health has ordered an overnight curfew in most areas. here's the head of infectious disease in the us, dr anthony faucl we're not talking about shutting down the country. we're not talking about locking down. we're talking about intensifying the simple public health measures that we all talk about — mask wearing, staving distance, avoiding congregate settings, doing things to the extent that we can outdoors ver

are all cheering it on the greens the social democrats and the christian democrats to get the planning authority is under immense pressure and facts are being created on the ground so there's no way that mission will not be granted for a project of the scale it's absolutely unacceptable starting construction on smaller slices of the praja. under paragraph 8 a is making a mockery of our democratic rights and a. good moment at absolute truth they say they don't understand how a company that wants to save the world from carbon emissions can be prepared to cause serious damage to the environment. so the project is highly controversial in fact the whole topic of emo billet he divides opinion here in germany to some is on musk is a crusader a hero challenging german combat actress to trade in their combustion engines for batteries to others he's a false prophet brazenly leading the mobility sector down a dead end. tesla is the dumbest form of the mobility you could imagine. because a megalomaniac. stamp act of tesla on the image of the mobility has been detrimental if not disastrous. what's wrong with

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a plan authored by matt haney from the city's tenderloin district. dr. jason mcdaniel says while san francisco made the move to get cleaner streets, it may also weaken the mayor. >> i think people say yes, we need to clean streets. it's an issue people care about. let's do something about that. i think it's that kind of message. clearly a victory for haney. not necessarily a defeat but except her authority will be lessened by this. >> reporter: voters also on pace to approve $487 million in bonds to pay for housing for the homeless, parks, and cleaner streets. new taxes on high dollar real estate transactions and high- earning executives. >> there was opposition, but i think these are voters trusting their politicians a little bit, right? especially when it comes to bonds and raising taxes. >> reporter: the races for supervisors are still shaking out. maintainings the progressive super majority or adds allies may still be days away. >> i expect it will be longer than three or four days. it might be a week or so. >> reporter: san francisco voted in favor

numerous state supplemental orders and directives [inaudible] on april 3, 2020, the planning commission was authorized to resume their regular schedule through the duration of the shelter in place remotely. therefore, the planning commission meetings will be held via video conferencing and allow for remote public comment. the commission strongly encourages the public to submit their comments in advance to the planning commission, not sfgovtv.org. the number for the public call in number should be displayed below on the hearing. in the covid-19 emergency, please visit the planning commission website for our regular update. at this time, we will take roll. [roll call] >> clerk: commissioners, the first item up on your agenda is consideration for continuance. the first item up on your agenda is item number 1, 2012.0640 ofa-2. the second item up for continuance on your agenda is 2019-013981 cua, 224-228 clara street, proposed for continuance to december 10, 2020, item 3, 2016-012135 cua, 2214 cayuga avenue and 3101 alemany boulevard, proposed for continuance to december 10, and item 4, 2017-013728 crv, 10

colleen authorities are planning covert attested flights with alitalia on delta airlines from 3 u.s.airports to eliminate the required 14 day quarantine for passengers arriving in the similar corridors are also expected to be approved for flights between rome, airports on the german cities of munich, and frankfurters. the number of people taking foreign trips has declined by hundreds of millions this year compared to last travel restrictions and fear of infection have left many people hesitant to make plans to go abroad for tourism reliant economies. it's been a devastating blow. ski resorts in particular are operating at a fraction of their capacity. swiss ski resorts are normally thronged with visitors at this time of year. right now things are pretty low key. the pandemic has kept foreign tourists away. so switzerland is promoting skiing for domestic visitors as long as they observe social distancing. both dimmable could do more with that, as long as everyone respects mask wearing respects the rules that are in place. it seems to work pretty well the way it is now. so i hope it st

police said because he had planned on authorized procession. if you know peace prognosis is troops are nearing victory over forces. in the northern tier gray region we are made has refused international calls for mediation, and says military officials are marching on to great capital. mckayla. federal troops launch an offensive against city, great people's liberation front. earlier this month, hundreds of people have been killed in the conflict, has forced thousands to flee many into sudan. still ahead on our 0. when people don't do what it is we expect we're going to do something about australia prepares to release a report on alleged war crimes committed in afghanistan after a 4 year investigation. and post starting a green industrial revolution in the u.k. government gets up to have net carbon 0 emissions by 25th. we got a taste of winter coming in across much of north america right over the next couple of days, cooler, sliding in across many parts. big, massive cloud across the pacific northwest look how tightly packed the ice across the pl

planned. the authorization, we are already ready with supplies.y are appropriate to apply to the first wave. emily: when was that first wave be? when would people get that? can be distributed through the operation warp speed supply chain that has been set up. it will be at the level of tens of millions of doses. some 40-20,000,000 doses will be made available. we already said 20 million of it will come from us. quarter,the first those should ramp up to 50 or 100 million doses. it should ramp up to 500 or one billion doses. be the only vaccine, there will be others. as it relates to individuals preceding it, the first wave will be the most vulnerable. the second way will be a bit broader. in the second quarter of 2021, we should see a broader update. we don't know to what extent people will hesitate in taking the vaccine. we hope this kind of data on the efficacy and safety, together with proper communication and leadership at many levels in the medical community as well as the government will lead people to take it as much as possible. that will a

it plans to seek emergency use authorization from the world health organization.razeneca becomes the third drug maker hoping to distribute a vaccine following pfizer and moderna. meantime the u.s. has recorded 20 straight days of at least 100,000 daily covid cases. that's according to johns hopkins university. on friday, infections hit a new daily record of 196,000 cases, but there is hope. the first americans could be vaccinated in just weeks. bofta yimam is in washington. so, bofta, it is great that it looks like we have a vaccine on the horizon, but you have to make sure you don't catch the virus first. and a lot of people are ignoring the cdc's recommendations to stay home for thanksgiving. >> reporter: that's right, ann-marie. 50 million americans are expected to travel for thanksgiving, and experts warn that crowds at airports could lead to a greater spike this winter, especially if people aren't wearing masks. still, some americans are taking the risk and they are just too eager to spend time in person with family despite everything we're hearing from the c

now that san francisco voters approved proposition 8 authorizing an ordinance amending the city planning cold simplifying business start-up costs and operating procedures there. linda breed wants to see it put into effect right away in every has issued an executive order for proposition age to be implemented within the next 30 days highlighting a sense of urgency in a press

danish authorities plan to cull its mink population over concerns they can spread of the coronaviruso humans. katty: welcome to "world ns america" on pbs. with every hour that es by, joe biden is getting closer to hinald trump in the key races that will decide election. americans have been watching closely the number of electoral college votes eaccandidate has ceived. the candidate who reaches 270 will be the winner, but getting there has been a battle. jon sopel s more. jon: as america waits, impatience grows, protests popping up in states where counting is going on. >> god bless america. jon: they are t mainlymp supporters, but last night, what they were chantingepended on e they were. this is detroithere trump had a lead, but his fans are shouting, stop the count. go west to arizona where donald trump is trailing. count those votes. the charge from trump sharogates is tthe democrats are trying to steal the election. >> we are filing this lawsuit to protect legal voters. it is unacceptable in this country to have illegal votes counted. jon: aer this news conference, rick grenell, p

now the plan is for local authorities rather than schools to distribute funding over the christmas holidays holidays stop there will be a £170 million grant scheme run by counsel to help food and bills until march. —— run via council. it will be expanded across england next year. a scheme helping pregnant women and young family will go up from april. support has already been announced for children in scotland, wales and northern ireland. marcus rashford is seen as a hero by many, but as the pandemic pushes more families into hardship, it's focuses on widening the safety net for those on widening the safety net for those on lowest incomes. let's see what is going on... sorry, go ahead! that's right, james. we have been on together for a very long time now. ifeel like have been on together for a very long time now. i feel like we are becoming like a married interrupting each other! let's have a quick look at some scenes from here in washington, the white house looking rather splendid in the autumn foliage. the president of course is not there, he has gone off to play golf in virginia. but one

on april 3, 2020, the planning commission received authorization from the mayor's office to reconvene remotely through the end of the shelter in place. this will be our 29 remote hearing. remote hearings require everyone's attention and, most of all, your patience. if you are not speaking, please mute your microphone and turnoff your video camera. to enable public participation, sfgov is broadcasting and streaming this meeting live. public comment or opportunities

now the plan is for local authorities rather than schools to distribute funding over the christmas holidays£170 million grant scheme run via councils to help food and bills until march. it will be expanded across england next year. a scheme helping pregnant women and young family will go up from april. support has already been announced for children in scotland, wales and northern ireland. marcus rashford is seen as a hero by many, but as the pandemic pushes more families into hardship, it's focuses on widening the safety net for those on lowest incomes. back now to the us election, and the question on downing street's mind — what kind of relationship is the president elect likely to have with borisjohnson? the prime minister said today that he was looking forward to working with mr biden on climate change — as well as on international trade — and security. but as our diplomatic correspondent james landale reports there are some tricky issues ahead. from the days of margaret thatcher, joe biden has been no stranger to britain, making it his business to know the prime ministers of the day. a

italian authorities are planning covert tested flights with alitalia and delta airlines from the u.s. airports to eliminate the required 14 day quarantine for passengers arriving in italy. similar corridors are also expected to be approved for flights between rome, airport and the german cities of munich. and frankfurt almost one and a half 1000000000 trips abroad. that's the amount of traveling tourists around the world did it last year. needless to say, that figure is looking much differently and 2020, a whole sectors fighting for survival. in this winter ski season, ski resorts are especially missing their snow. swiss ski resorts are normally truong with visitors at this time of year. right now things are pretty low key. the pandemic has kept foreign tourists away. so switzerland is promoting skiing for domestic visitors as long as they observe social distancing. both dimmable could remove this pic as long as everyone respects mask wearing respects the rules that are in place. it seems to work pretty well the way it is now. so i hope it stays that way though, worldwide the pandemic

is extremely important because we understand that pfizer and biontech are planning to file for this emergency use authorizationeir covid-19 vaccine, and that would be today for use in december. so it is basically -- they are putting the plans today so that they have the vaccine to use next month. lets go once more to greg valliere this morning. we had a pandemic briefing from the white house. we have a coronavirus task force? greg: they met yesterday for the first time since july, so you could say they are not really into it right now. i think that obviously biden and dr. fauci: and others will be far more involved. that is still another outrage that they have gone for five months without having a meeting. francine: greg, thank you so much. greg valliere. asking about the gop and that tweet. joining us today from johns hopkins, with the news on pfizer text, andrew pekosz. thank you for joining us. minutes ago, pfizer and biontech said they plan to file for emergency use authorization that could allow their vaccine to be usenet's month. this is record time. your thoughts? andrew: this will be important because

is perhaps just a couple of steps ahead with the sputnik vaccine already approved, and the authorities planningto roll out the mass vaccination program. in the coming weeks so far though, that plateau in infections has failed to materialize and authorities will be trying to keep that fine balance as we go into the christmas into the winter period across russia will have to take it week by week to see what other measures will be necessary. that's her global news update for this hour. but don't forget, you can always had to our website r.t. dot com for the details on all of those stories. and many more lots of people look for to see whether what we're saying is actually playing out in the real world. and sort of thing to look at would be the u.s. dollar versus the chinese are the big. ok, that's the main forex there. that's going to tell you what's happening in the global economy. if this all this debt is going to trigger all this money printing, the dollar will start to drift lower and it's already, you know, looking very weak. i think the last 4 years under they've been able to kind of propped

authorities plan to sniff it can we ramp up testing, increase the number of icu beds and deploy emergencyealth care forces. elsewhere in delhi, the morgue and the -- are starkly different worlds. >> there is no need to worry. cases are going up. they will keep rising even during a shutdown. people go out anyway. it will not make a difference. >> if we take some pcautions, it becomes easy for us. >> back at the crematorium, he strongly disagrees. his is the kind of work that makes him winds when he sees the market overthrowing and people crowded on the streets. memories of the lockdown may be fitting for those out and about, but he is still afraid to come close to his three young daughters and his aging mother. but, he is not giving up. lockdown fatigue is not an option. it is only when the pandemic ends that he can truly go home. brent: the pandemic in india. once take a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. thousands have been marching through central warsaw protesting moves to tighten poland's abortion law. last month, the court handed down a ruli

and the authorities planning to roll out the mass vaccination program. in the coming weeks so far though, that plateau and infections has failed to materialize and authorities will be trying to keep that fine balance as we go into the christmas into the winter period across russia will have to take it week by week to see what other measures will be necessary. that's our wrap up of the day's top news for now, but don't forget, you can always find us on many of your favorite social media platforms, like twitter or instagram for up to the minute. reports was a pandemic? no, certainly no borders and i'm just glad to nationalities as much we don't look like seem to be sticking to judging commentary. closest least listen to the times. we can do better. we should be everyone is contributing your own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges crave the response, has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. what you people look for to see whether what we're saying is actually

russia is perhaps just a couple of steps ahead with the sputnik vaccine already approved on the authorities planning to roll out the mass vaccination program in the coming weeks so far though, the plot. so infections has failed to materialize, and all thorough cheese will be trying to keep that fine balance as we go into the christmas into the winter period across russia. we'll have to take it week by week to see what other measures will be necessary. as our wrap up of the day's top is for this hour, thanks for tuning in. wherever you may be. one else seems wrong. why don't we all just don't call me old yet to see proud disdain, become educated, and gain from it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. what if you look for to see whether what we're saying is actually playing out in the real world? sort of thing a look at would be the u.s. dollar versus the big 4 x. there. that's going to tell you what's happening in the global economy. if this debt is going to trigger all this money printing, the dollar will start to drift lower. and it's alrea

they hope to supply 50000000 doses this year and up to 1300000000 doses in 2021 and they plan to seek authorization this month for emergency use of the back seat in the united states several other possible vaccines are also being tested around the world. well here in germany health officials or welcoming the news of a potential vaccine but there's debate over who should be vaccinated 1st. germany is in lockdown people and businesses a facing tough restrictions at the moment strict controls are the only measure to keep the pandemic at bank one way there could be a return to something like normal life is if the vaccine becomes available german firm beyond tank has announced it is trying a medicine that could protect many people from the virus that's why. until this point it was unclear whether a vaccine could be made that would actually reduce the infection or actually prevent infection now it looks like it could work and that is encouraging and is german health minister i may say that i'm very pleased it's a german developer said as the name is a health minister says to beat the pandemic at least 55

police said, because he had planned an on authorized procession. so ahead on al jazeera armenian soldiers joined mass protests against prime minister nicola, as calls for him to resign over his nagorno-karabakh appeal, plus how low they are. we've got some raw the wet weather coming into japan over the next couple of days. huge, massive cloud rolling across the yellow sea, the perry of low pressure, this one. and it will bring some terrific downpours in across north korea. south korea going on through thursday, pushes out into the sea of japan, some wet weather coming into q.c. that will sweep its way further. race was making its way across honshu and hokkaido as we go through friday, some snow in the northern flank of that and the cold, all the wind coming in behind. so really freshening up, so no higher than about 8 celsius in a similar temperature that say for beijing, but at least it will be dry and fine. try and find sue across northern parts of the philippines over the next couple of days. and i'm pleased to say much drier weather now coming

. >> this plan has to be authorized by local and state health authorities. >> that could be that majorat slows down forward movement. as coronavirus cases spike, more municipalities are restricting access. >> it could block the nba's last shot at financial reliability. >>> iran continues to stockpile radium, the guidelines the country is breaking, and how joe biden hopes to ease the tension between the u.s. and iran. >>> lots of sunshine today, a little bit of a warm up as we head into sunday. we do have some more rain clouds to talk about in the five-day forecast. we will have a full update, coming up. >>> later tonight, a true hero, we will introduce you to an amputee who was also a lifeguard. the daring and lifesaving rescue he made while off duty. ♪ ♪ ♪ 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. >>> the international atomic energy agency says iran is stock playing uranium beyond what is allowed. bridging the limits is only causing more tension b

plans and stay indoors. governors meanwhile in several states issuing holiday travel advisories. authorities say if you're having guests over, they should start quarantining now, saying we most easily let our guard down with family. >>> president trump before the cameras for the first time in eight days, on the virus, the vaccine, and what he said that signalled there's a new administration coming. tonight, his own department of homeland security declaring the election, quote, the most secure in american history. arizona projected overnight. now georgia projected, too, both for biden. now 306 electoral votes for the president-elect. the same number president trump won four years ago. >>> chilling new details coming in tonight about that alleged domestic terror plot in michigan. authorities say this wasn't just the governor. >>> tonight, the deadly explosion at a v.a. hospital. what we have now learned. >>> we're counting down to a historic space launch, four astronauts set to the blast off aboard a spacex crew dragon. this change revealed late today. >>> and, she did the unthinkable and she

russia is perhaps just a couple of steps ahead with the sputnik vaccine already approved on the authorities planning to roll out the mass vaccination program in the coming weeks or so very certainly by the end of this year. certainly, as i said, that gives hope to residents in moscow and other people across russia as well that things could improve when those restrictions are reviewed. again, on the 15th of january. so far though, that plateau in infections has failed to materialize and authorities will be trying to keep that fine balance as we go into the christmas into the winter period across russia will have to take it week by week to see what other measures will be necessary to come following a cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan, russian peacekeepers are into the indigo in the car upon conflicts that bring you more on that story. under this affidavit is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe from a high salacious community? are you going the right way or are you being led? so direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you

biden's promise to rejoin the paris climate agreement is one step closer as he chooses one of the plan's authors as his climate czar. with the nation in a recession can the economy bear the cost of that plan? more on the price tag just ahead. some hot cocoa? mom, look! are you okay? head home this holiday with the one you love. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. >> sandra: top stories on this tuesday morning making headlines. federal government signing off to start the presidential transition. president trump's chief of staff mark meadows along with the white house counsel convinced him to let joe biden's team start the process after weeks of contesting the election. >> jon: the pentagon reports russia is lying about chasing off a u.s. warship. that response after the kremlin claims its navy threatened to ram the u.s.s. john mccain for entering russian waters. pentagon says not only was the mccain in neutral territory but also promises our navy would never be intimidated by russia. >> sandra: some good news ah

which jeff knows better than me. >> vice president moore: let me just say, the planning commission ultimately has the authorityto provide a continuance on your project. the planning department is pretty much following, with a lot of creativity, the rules that there are. i am prepared to support a continuance with the direction that you use every possible way on your end to work with what the planning department can and cannot do, and then, the project will still come back to the planning commission, but i still know there is enough banded wi bandwidth and creativity within that department to come back with something that we would approve. so that said, i'm prepared to continue this project with the provisions that there's a constructive engagement with what the planning department can and cannot do. i don't know exactly all the details. 5 feet here, 5 feet there. that is the planning department's call, and i'd just send all of you on the merry journey that meets all of the requirements on affordable, social racial equity but also something that is approvable under the code constraints and rules that we have. t

which jeff knows better than me. >> vice president moore: let me just say, the planning commission ultimately has the authorityto provide a continuance on your project. the planning department is pretty much following, with a lot of creativity, the rules that there are. i am prepared to support a continuance with the direction that you use every possible way on your end to work with what the planning department can and cannot do, and then, the project will still come back to the planning commission, but i still know there is enough banded wi bandwidth and creativity within that department to come back with something that we would approve. so that said, i'm prepared to continue this project with the provisions that there's a constructive engagement with what the planning department can and cannot do. i don't know exactly all the details. 5 feet here, 5 feet there. that is the planning department's call, and i'd just send all of you on the merry journey that meets all of the requirements on affordable, social racial equity but also something that is approvable under the code constraints and rules that we have. t

italian authorities are planning, covert test of flights with alitalia and delta airlines from 3 u.s. airports to eliminate the required 14 day quarantine for passengers arriving late. some of the corridors are also expected to be approved for flights between roll airport and the german cities of munich. and frankfurt. astra zeneca is planning an additional global trial of its covert 19 vaccine. that's after scientists raise doubts about initial results showing the shot to be 90 percent effective in a test where participants mistakenly received a half those followed by a full those experts said problems with the 1st trial could slow down u.s. and e.u. regulatory approval. it's to france now and for weeks the country has been on lockdown as the government struggles to get the coronavirus under control with infection numbers. now stabilizing plans to gradually ease restrictions are on the way on saturday. soft shops will be allowed to reopen just in time. for the holiday season, as france begins, a phased unwinding of its lockdown for the holiday season, nonessential shops will reopen t

pfizer plans to seek an emergency used authorization from the fda this month. >>> president-elect joeden is already making plans to tackle the coronavirus. today he is expected to unveil his covid task force and advisory panel to create a national plan to deal with the pandemic. an infectious disease expert with uc berkeley says the most important thing mr. biden can do is to rebuild trust within messaging over the virus. >>> governor newsom is giving and skip it on the state's response to the pandemic during a news conference today. you can watch that at noon on www.kpix.com and streaming on cbsn bay area. aside from coronavirus, we are learning more about mr. biden's other early policy plans. he is expected to unveil a series of executive order's on day one of his presidency to reverse many of president donald trump's policies. that includes rejoining the world health organization and the paris climate agreement. >>> taking a live look at the white house. president donald trump's legal team vows to bring a wave of new lawsuits in several states today. it is all in attempt to contest

the national government has now stepped in, authorities plan to significantly ramp up the thing, increase the number of i.c.u. bed, and also employ emergency health care forces elsewhere in delhi to the morgue and the board are stokley distant words. even after the recent volley festival crowds continue to try on the markets. the state government denies chances of another lockdown, but is considering closing down markets where norms are being flouted. dress against think this is unnecessary. because you is no need to worry, cases are going up. so keep rising even during a shutdown. people go out anyway, you want to make a difference. it's not so would be interesting to asian right now, if you take some precautions so it becomes you people back at the crime. adored him, strongly disagrees. his is the kind of book that makes him vince when he sees the markets overflowing and people shouting together on the street. memories of the lock down maybe feeding for those out in about. but still afraid to come close to his 3 young daughters and his aging mother who recently underwent a cancer proced

the company plans to apply for fda authorization within days.hopes it can deliver millions of doses possibly before the end of the year. >>> thousands of san francisco students could be back learning in the classroom as early as january 25th after the school boer board approved that timeline. some parents and teachers are not happy about this questioning if it's safe. >>> look at these empty shelves. pandemic buying is back. store shelves being stripped of paper products again ahead the holidays. >>> number five. president trump has fired the cybersecurity official who rejected his claims of voter fraud. chris krebs learned about the firing through a tweet sent by the president. >>> number six, we are taking a live look right now, this is the upper deck of the bay bridge. if you're traveling on eastbound 80 before the fremont street off-ramp. we have a sigalert there of a crash involving a big rig. >>> number seven, the faa has just cleared the boeing 737 max to carry passengers again. you remember this plane has been grounded since 2019 after d

the company plans to apply for fda authorization within days. deliver millions of doses possibly before the end of the year. >>> number three, an emeryville company is behind the first of its kind covid-19 home test approved by the fda. the lucera test kit is the first to be approved that could be fully self-administered and provide test results at home. >>> thousands of san francisco students could be back learning in the classroom as early as january 25th after the school board approved the timeline. some parents and teachers are not happy about the decision questioning whether it's safe. >>> and pg&e just named a new ceo. patricia poppy is currently ceo of cms energy in michigan. >>> looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:48. we have a crash in the backup right now. >>> and number seven, happy birthday to mickey and minnie. they are both 92 today. they both appeared first on screen on this day in 1928 in 1 "steamboat willie." disney is the parent company of abc7. they still got it. >> ablelesgeless. >> i feel like

authorities plan to discourage lenders from working with ant, calling on ant to provide at least 30%f the funding for loans. that would render many of ant's existing transactions noncompliant. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. guy: thank you very much, indeed. the tech rally picking up speed this morning. still with us is ralph schlosstein of evercore, and bloomberg's sonali basak. we have rates lower for longer, little or no regulation, the california vote, all of these being factored into the price action this morning. i question to you, do you see this being sustainable? is tech the right place to be? does divided government suit the tech sector? ralph: there's definitely a expert --ly with the with the expedition that capital , and rates will not go up so year end selling on huge gains to capture this year's apple gains rates won't occur. i do think that the one factor that you have also neglected to mention, which i think has a greater effect over the the-term, is the fact that conclusion i think most people are reaching is that the virus is going to be with us for l

excited about is now considered 95% effective with no serious side-effects and the company plans emergency use authorization. when the vaccines are available we will need a way to distribute and administer them. that requires cooperation between the federal and state governments. the trump administration has been stone walling the biden administration, withholding crucial information from the biden team. during a vital roundtable with frontline workers today, president-elect joe biden drilled down on the ramifications of a transition of vaccine distribution. >> there are a whole lot of things that we do not have available to us. unless it is made available soon we are going to be behind by weeks and months. relating to the biggest problem that we have with two drug companies coming along and finding 95% efficiency in the vaccines which is enormous promise. i want to tell you that is the only slow down right now that we have. >> biden shared the concerns with a panel. in turn they explained their needs and frustrations with the federal virus response. >> i think so much of the problem is that there is no fed

planning process? >> an expert on that, what i can say it is important local authorities follow rules in making planning decisions, with 2 billion pounds to protect 300,000 at risk across the country. >> greater manchester system cuts carbon emissions. over the prime minister extends to the sector to improve access and much-needed support to businesses of my constituency? >> i am grateful to the honorable gentlemen, i will study the plan with care though i should tell him there is already a massive infrastructure program underway already and it may be as the chancellor will announce in due time could benefit from those investments. >> andrew rossiter. >> with the london area potentially entering lockdown measures and the devastating consequences this will have on jobs, livelihoods, businesses and physical and mental health. as the prime minister is committed to following the evidence we agreed to full public cost-benefit analysis on its impact on our economy and public health before he introduces anything that will lead to years of economic harm that could end up being worse on people's lives than the v

authorization. i asked about the plans to distribute across the country and all of those details are posted on our website. >>> thank you, kate. >> it is clear a vaccine can't come soon enough as the country reaches new highs in cases and hospitalizations. >> take a look at the time lapse. we started with the situation three mon ees the red in august september, moving up to the center of the country and then moving west. >> now tonight here in california, a new milestone. we surpassed 1 million total cases. this is video from dodger stadium in los angeles. families in their cars for hours, waiting to be tested. officials nationwide are now racing to roll out new restrictions. >> reporter: as the coronavirus spreads across every state, the country is setting another record. more than 150,000 new cases thursday. the highest single day total so far. >> i said if we didn't get control of this we could reach 100,000 infections a day. people thought i was being hyp r r hyperbolic. >> reporter: one nurse said she treated a patient in a storage room. >> our high schools are rap-- -- hospitals are rapidly filling

now the plan is for local authorities, rather than schools, to distribute funding over the christmash food and bills until march. an existing holidays activity and food programme will be expanded across england next year. healthy start scheme payments, which help pregnant women and young families, will go up from april. support has already been announced for children in scotland, wales and northern ireland. marcus rashford is seen as a hero by many, but as the pandemic pushes more families into hardship, his focus is on widening the safety net for those on the lowest incomes. elaine dunkley, bbc news, in stockport. it is exactly 25 years since the disability discrimination act was passed — landmark civil—rights legislation which, for the first time, protected disabled people in relation to employment, education and the provision of goods and services, such as transport. it came after a group of campaigners had taken their fight for equality onto the streets in protests that helped to change the law. 0ur correspondent nikki fox has been speaking to some of those who played a leading r