prescott. no, i have nothing to add to my explanations with orals. you can easily look at the months. yes, through them. of course we can look them up, but russians are very sensitive to these situations. they see it on t.v. and they are concerned different people with different views are concerned, but all these people are against alexander lukashenko. some think that belarus is our territory. russia's border is near breast, and that's where we should position our intermediate range and short range missiles . others think that it should be a free country, independent from russia, and definitely not under local. shanker and there's a 3rd, they see alexander lukashenko with an empty machine gun. no, i mean nation, his son walking alongside through an empty square dressed in military uniform. and this image bothers them. don't you think that this franchise not doing any good to our image and ratings? people may have completely different views such a key principle for us is legitimacy under international law and order whatever happens has to be in line

i'm virginia prescott and the host of these talks. tonight a conversation with h. w. brands about "the zealot and the emancipator: john brown, abraham lincoln, and the struggle for american freedom." you can

look all the joseph adopted racist ideas scientific language and barrels hall was named after david prescott barrows who believe that the white race was better than all other races, new names have not been selected for those halls just yet and one of the youngest mayors in the nation who garnered national attention for starting a privately funded program to give poor people $500 a month and guaranteed income has conceded that he lost his bid for reelection 4 years after winning more than 70% of the vote 30 year-old stockton mayor michael tubbs a democrat conceded the race to republican kevin lincoln, the concession came after an update of counted ballots showed he trailed by nearly 12,000 votes. tubbs was stockton's first black mayor in a statement he wrote that he was honored to serve as mayor of stockton and will continue to support the work needed to move that city forward. >>still ahead lawmakers are now hard at work trying to find ways to get covid vaccines out to the public wants are ready. details on h >>the pfizer and moderna companies recently announced major progress with their cov

katie prescott, bbc news.hnson said he knew people were weary but four weeks of measures would make a "real impact" on the virus. here's our health and science correspondent james gallagher to talk us through the strategy of the second lockdown. lockdown is the measure nobody wanted, but the government has decided we need. the aim is to avoid hospitals buckling under the weight of coronavirus and to stop people dying. the number of covid patients in hospital is already rising. without a lockdown, there are fears about the nhs's ability to cope with covid and the impact it would have on other patients too. remember, this virus can spread easily. at the start of the pandemic the number of people each infected person passed the virus onto, known as the r number, was three. this is explosive growth. the changes we've all made to our lives did make a difference. 0n the eve of lockdown, the r number was around 1.2. look at the impact — the virus was spreading far more slowly. but cases were still growing, lockdown s

barrows hall was named for david prescott barrows, a uc president who earlier imposed aeuro-centric education system on the philippines following the spanish/american war. the chairman says barrows' writings stated nonwhites were intrinsically illiterate and ignorant. >> how filipinos are not suited for self-governance. those kinds of things. >> reporter: the name leconte hall was literally etched in stone until workers covered it today. the physics building is named for brothers john and joseph leconte, a pair of confederate scientists who fled the south during the reconstruction. john became uc's first acting president and joseph produced writingings about the inferiorities of the black race. >> everything that happened after reconstruction from the backlash. >> reporter: physic student cecily has studied in the building every day and says she had no idea who it was named for. >> i wasn't aware of this. and to bring awareness about this and say that that's not okay and that uc berkeley wants to change it, that in itself is a huge step forward. >> reporter: ironically, the former barrows hal

our business correspondent, katie prescott has more.couldn't work because of coronavirus restrictions. since it's a start, over 9 million people have been supported by it. but as restrictions eased, the scheme was being wound down, due to end on the 31st of october. a less generous replacement was planned. last saturday boris johnson announced a new four week lockdown in england, with businesses across the country told to close their doors. and at the same time he announced a month extension of the furlough scheme across the uk, broadly similarto scheme across the uk, broadly similar to the original. the chancellor has now said the will run until the end of march, a huge relief to many businesses and their staff. the extension of the furlough scheme is undoubtedly positive. it means that my team will have some income for that period of time. the problem is that there may not be a business that is as strong at the end of it because we will have a heavily reduced income. we would typically be being —— bringing in 80% of our profit for the

prescott? thank you very much for sitting down with r.t. . let's go straight to the questions minister lavrov announced today that russia will introduce counter sanctions against germany and france. following the allegedly of all new poisoning. lavrov said that we have all the grounds to believe that the poisoning took place either on the plane that took him from germany, or that it happened when he was already in germany. what does the kremlin have to say about it? and let's just not call him a patient, but nevertheless, he is a burly, impatient, with the berlin patient is a different person. 1st of all, it is not reasonable to think that lavrov and the kremlin would have different opinions. because after all of is the minister of foreign affairs and russia's foreign policy is determined by the president. that is why we work in sync like a person's head and hands. ask for the counter sanctions against france and germany because it was inevitable. and there is a strong case for the principle of reciprocity in this instance. and of course, it

david prescott barrows served as a uc president in the early 1900s he wrote, quote, the white race isabove all others. the buildings have yet to be renamed. >>> students in san francisco could return to campus in january. the school board approved a new plan that could bring student backs on january 25th. in-person learn willing only happen if covid cases go down and if a student is comfortable enough to return. district staff need to present a detailed plan by december 8th about reopening elementary schools, middle and high school plans must be submitted by january. >>> sam liccardo trying to set a good example, bringing the needle. he got his flu shot today. a drive-through to boot and it's free. every saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the santa clara fairgrounds. officials say it's especially important to get your flu shot this year because of covid. >>> an update regarding klay thompson and his injuries. stay with us. >>> okay. it's going to be a long restless night for the warriors wondering about klay thompson's injury. we don't know a lot at this point, right? >> this is

meanwhile david prescott barrows served as the uc president in the early 1,900s. the university says he wrote that, quote, the white race is above all others. >> what's happening today is very important for the university and very important for our campus community, particularly for members of our community who are from the black communities and from communities of color. while names may only be symbolic, those symbols have importance and weight. >> those buildings have not been renamed, at least not yet. for now they're going to go with the physics building and the social sciences building. >>> we all know this is going to be just a strange thanksgiving for all of us, but it's going to be especially difficult for many families in the bay area. so nbc bay area along with telemundo are teaming up with safeway to try and help. this year more and more people are relying on food banks to feed their families. joining me now is susan baitson with the alameda county food bank. good to see you. we've been doing this team-up with safeway and with you guys for years. in fac

david prescott barrows was uc president from 1919 to 1923. the three had connections to slavery or white supremacist views. cal says removing their names is in response to growing awareness of the men's controversial legacies. >>> all right. let's turn tower attention now to the forecast. not quite as much rain as yesterday. and it wasn't bad outside today, sandhya. >> no. we had some showers around. we had some sunshine. a little bit of everything for everyone, ama and dan. let me show you a gorgeous shot right now. this is just absolutely amazing. from our emeryville camera. we're just seeing a few clouds. i think we should frame this one. and plenty of color there. areas of dense fog for the morning commute. cold mornings and mild days through the weekend. and now it's looking like a dry pattern through the middle of next week. wasn't exactly dry. today we did have scattered showers around. and this is just taking you back in time. right now we only have a couple of sprinkles mainly over the higher terrain. it's all pretty much gone. so ra

our business correspondent katie prescott is at heathrow airport and has the latest. the ground, in order to cause minimum disruption. but i think the sudden nature of the announcement really shows just how concerned the uk government is about this mutating strain of coronavirus that‘s moving from mink farms in denmark into the human population and it‘s affected about 200 people so far. what the ban means is anyone travelling from denmark, from danish territories into the uk won‘t be allowed to enter unless they are a british citizen, uk resident or a visa holder. in which case they‘ll be allowed in but will have to quarantine for 1h days with their families under strict conditions. really unusually, this also includes pilots and cabin crew who are flying on planes from denmark, too. there is a realjob going on in order to track down anyone who‘s travelled from denmark before this ban was introduced this morning in the last 1a days. and that process of tracing them is ongoing. we‘re not expecting a huge amount of disruption from this, after all, travel is very, very l

bu she does have very impressive retail skis that i think the prescott after h picture but had forgotteni've ner seen anybody work the line like she s an so charming one on one with votersn her speech at the convention she didn't miss a beat almost reaganesque with e communication skill. and then contradicting his message experienced running against the last experience barack obama. i argued against it. i lost the argument. 's both in the first week i thght i was wrong. she is quite talented. even a seasoned politici cannot be prepared for the strain and stlight of a presidential campaig. it is a daunting experience. . . . bless him, you know, not entirely his fault that he had terrible numbers and it was easy. the wrong track number i think the famous pling formulation was 88. i don't think even now with covid that it's anywhere near that. we just looked at each other like what can we possibly do to salvage thisituation. we were kind of out of ias at this point. let's figure out how to solve this ando to washington. we knew right away that we had tied ourselves to house republicans and

katie prescott is at heathrow., this announcement was made during what is called the golden hour, at four o'clock this morning, when most planes are on the ground. the sudden nature of it really shows how concerned the government is about this mutating strain of coronavirus moving from mink farms in denmark into the human population, affecting about 200 people so far. it means anyone now travelling from denmark from danish territories into the uk will be banned from entering unless they are a british citizen, a uk resident or a british citizen, a uk resident or a visa holder, in which case, they will have to quarantine for 1h days. how we can also affects pilots and cabin crew of those flights coming in from denmark. that's quite a challenge also to track down anyone who has arrived from denmark in the last 1a days, before this ban was imposed, in order to try and get them to sail a site as well and that process is ongoing. we are not expecting huge amount of disruption —— to self—isolate. travel is really limited,

prescott, but the same things were said about the ukrainians a few years ago. and we still think of ukraine as a nation that we have family ties with, but we are no longer brothers. you know, our relations can no longer be qualified as brotherly because in recent years, the country's leadership put a lot of effort into fostering animosity towards russia in the ukrainian people. but we don't think that this will lead to a long term immunity against russia. it can't last, these antibodies will disappear, really just like the coronavirus antibodies. these are artificially implanted antibodies. the anti russian sentiment will pass the recent regional elections prove my point, the elections in ukraine. yes, they show that the antibodies are not all that strong. you know what i'm talking about, but let's go back to bellows. we can talk about protests being ultimately unsuccessful, etc. but hundreds of thousands took to the streets in a very small country. only 6000000 people actually live there. 3000000 live outside bellows. hundreds continue to protest in different

and virginia prescott and the host to deny the conversation with some fine about "the zealot and the emancipator" john brown and the struggle for american freedom. there's a link to the right of your screen or you can go to the link provided at the history center's web site. as we are talking please submit your questions with the q&a feature at the bottom of the screen. not the chat, just the q&a. tends to get less credit that when i will try to integrate as many of them into the conversation as they can. h.w. brands is the chair of the university of houston and offered some 30 books on u.s. history month in the first american's biography for pulitzer prize. bill brands thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. abraham lincoln and john brown well-known historians. what did you want to add to the understanding of these famous american martyrs really by writing this? >> i think teaching american history for 35 going on 40 years and some of the basic questions of history or questions about they get down to almost moral questions and there is a moral question at work

katie prescott, bbc news.essentially a pilot experiment, which may help avoid more lockdowns in the future. so how's it going to work? we can speak now to liverpool's director of public health, professor matt ashton. professor ashton, thank you for your time this morning. an important day for the city of liverpool. can you give us the basic explainer? if i was waking up in liverpool today and i decided for whatever reason i was symptomatic or asymptomatic and wa nted symptomatic or asymptomatic and wanted a test, what would happen next? you could go on to our website and book a test and they will give you a list of options as to which side is open now and you could book the test and turn up and get tested. we also have walkins available. it is happening at pace, it really is, it is so busy. a number of sites will come alive today. 0ver it is so busy. a number of sites will come alive today. over the next few days will get even more sites running. you are saying, i can go online. are you confident if i go onlin

i'm virginia prescott and the host of these talks. tonight a conversation with h. w. brands about "the zealot and the emancipator: john brown, abraham lincoln, and the struggle for american freedom." you can purchase the book directly from a cappella books. there's a link in the chat to the right of your screen or you can also come to the link provided at the history center website. as we are talking you to submit your questions via the q&a feature at the bottom of your screen, not the chat please come just the q&a period tends to get less crowded that way. i'm going to try to integrate as many of them into the conversation as i possibly can. .. my pleasure to be back at the united history center. >> abraham lincoln and john brown well covered by historians. what do you want to add to the story of the famous american martyrs? >> guest: i have been teaching american history going on 40 years. some of the basic questions of history are questions of ballots, they get to moral questions. there is a moral question that goes beyond john brown and abraham lincoln. citizens o

the seven day average of daily new deaths hit record highs in georgia, north dakota and south dak prescottst increases. in europe the virus continues to spread as well france, uk and germany all reported record numbers of case this is week the uk has begun its four week lockdown in asia, japan, malaysia and india are seeing spikes. japan recorded its highest number since august. >>> wilfred time for a cnbc news update with sue herera hi is you. >> hello sara. hello everybody. here's your election update at this hour. raurs are asking the u.s. supreme court to stop the count of ballots in pennsylvania that are received after tuesday but before the end of that state's deadline extension that is now being challenged they argue some counties may not be properly segregating late ballots. a pennsylvania appeals court is ordering some provisional ballots be set aside for now that were cast by voters to fix problems with their malin ballots. new jersey's governor phil murphy condemning president trump for claiming without proof that the election is being stolen from him. murphy also urging republi

david prescott barrows served as uc president from 1919 to 1923 and wrote that quote the white or european race is above all others the great historical race. no word yet on the new names for the two buildings. >>> coming up, police race to a north bay home after getting a 911 call that a woman had shot her husband. but it turns out it was all a hoax. details on the investigation and the child that police say was responsible. >>> also new information coming out on the birthday dinner that governor newsom attended at the fancy french laundry restaurant. . >>> we're looking into the forecast. it includes some valley fog. haven't seen that in a while. it's going to warm up a bit as well. showers have ended. when is the next rain coming? the five-day forecast, coming up. >>> also ahead, the shocking wake-up call this morning when app suv slammed into their house. >>> a live look at the commute on the san mateo bridge, we're back with more in a home. moment we there yet?" the chevy family of suvs. making life's journey just better. now during the chevy cyber sales event, use $500 cyber cash on

. >> here is a good question from bill in prescott, arizona. "what assurances will a patient have that the vaccine administered has been stored at or below the proper temperature at all stages between manufacture, all logistical shipping and storage steps? what will be the impact if a vaccine has been exposed to an above-limit temp?" >> what pfizer is doing is creating their own cold storage boxes, boxes that hold thousands of doses of the vaccine, and that's what's going to be used to transport. your specific question about how do you know then has it stayed at the right temperature, well, within those boxes, and again, this is all new so we have to see how it plays out but within the boxes is also the sensors that tell you has the temperature been consistent, has it had any drops and make sure the vaccines from that standpoint have not had any problems. and then you correlate the vaccines within the individual boxes to those sensors. by the way, the vaccine eventually comes out and is thawed, with the pfizer vaccine a few days it can be stabl

. >> hello and welcome to the atlantic history centers virtual talk series, i'm sylvia prescott. tonight i am talking about his new book on were the republic, the dispossession of native americans in indian territory. purchase the book directly from a cappella books , there's a link in the chat and there's also a link provided on the atlantic institute. as claudia and i are talking about please use the q and a feature atthe bottom of your screen . and i will take as many as time allows . he is professor of american history, codirector of the virtual history and associate director of the institute of native american studies. he is the author of three previous books on american history, west of the revolution, black white and indian and a new order. claudio saunt, thank you for joining us and welcome. >> thank you for hosting. i look forward and thank you for sponsoring this event. >> in unworthy republic how is it that the expulsion of native americans as an inevitability and you uncover a lot of evidence of political and economic motivations so how much land first from india went

on joseph adopted racist ideas through scientific language and burros hall was named after david prescott boroughs who believed the white race was better than all other races, new names have not been chosen for the halls officials with the school say the renaming process is a separate process from a naming the buildings and. the naming process is still being developed. >>all right switching gears now plus going to take a live look right now at highway 50 this at ski run in south lake tahoe you can see there's some snow on the for more on the the snowy weather up in this year we turn now to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow yes certainly been coming down there a couple feet across some of the higher peaks in the sierra nevada, so nice going but we'll get a little bit of a break in the stormy weather we're seeing that here now outside you've got some partly cloudy skies we're drying out a bit a lot of that fog likely to form you know as far as rainfall is concerned around the bay area this where we stand the year today we've got a half an inch in san francisco that is only 18% of norm

prescott barrows served as the president from 1919 to 1923" that the white or european race is "above all others, the great historical race." >>> the accelerated withdrawal from iraq and afghanistan has critics concerned terrorist groups will fill the void. the administrative is planning to leave 2500 troops in each of those countries. some lawmakers in capitol hill say drawing down troops will be stabilized that region while others claim it is the only viable exit strategy after 20 years of war. secretary of state mike pompeo on a visit to israel says new sentence and recent peace deals should stop iran from taking advantage. >> their influence in the region is winning and they are evermore isolated and this shall forever be and how they change their direction. >> acting defense secretary chris miller said the troop withdrawals will be complete by january 15th, just days before the inauguration of president- elect joe biden. >>> president elect joe biden continues to emphasize the importance of a timely transition. president trump is standing firm in his belief the election was stole

killed during clashes on election day amid reese is in a budget he says the opposition candidate prescott. is calling for a civil transition. the position of his party and the opposition is such that they condemned the election as a flagrant abuse of the constitution or creation by what he called the illegal candidacy of president alyson water while talking about the election he said the election commission was never free and fair to all parties involved and that there were no local observers enough local of the street sure that these votes are credible free and fair he claimed that 30 people although we are hearing stories from other media or from other sources that between 2 and 4 people were killed in the election violence yesterday. your son says 30 people have been killed during the election and of course up to 100 have been killed since what are announced his candidacy he said officially they have recognized that the term of office of president water and that yesterday and that ivory coast will need a transitional government to organize free and fair elections to lead the country to

some states, the percentage of people testing positive is staggering 50% in iowa. 56% in south dak prescott. 61% in wyoming the highest in all the nation. -- local lead remembers rushing to issue new restrictions. just last hour, the california governor gavin newsom announced a limited stay-at-home order across the golden statement he says it starts on saturday and will last for a monday it comes as los angeles county reports more than 5,000 cases an yowl time high in riled, the governor announ announcing a two week statewide pause starting november 30th he says it is meant to stop hospitals from being overrun minnesota ordering bars restaurants and gyms to shut down for four weeks starting tomorrow the new today, the cdc urging americans, do not travel for thanksgiving the cdc advising all of us to limit gatherings to those within our same household it comes as governors from seven states both democrats and republicans wrote a "washington post" op ed calling on americans to stay home this holiday. new mexico's governor phil murphy echoing that today telling people to stay within their bubb

. >> hello and welcome to the atlanta history center virtual talk series but i'm virginia prescott and i'm your host for this talk. tonight and talking with lisa napoli about her new book "up all night", ted turner and the birth of 24 hour news for you can purchase the book directly from a cappella books and the link is in the chat on the right of your screen and the link is also at the atlanta history center website. as lisa and i talked please submit your questions and use a q&a feature at the bottom of your screen and will try to answer as many as we can as time allows. we will be broadcasting excerpts of this interview on second thought this friday and you will hear me do what we call a re- id to keep consistent sound while we are going. so excited to speak with lisa napoli who got her first journalism job at cnn after interning at cnn new york, and bc bureaus as a teenager and she is a reporter for "the new york times". and many other outlets. she is author of two previous books radio shangri-la and ray and joan and that is about the man who made the mcdonald's fortune and the wom

our business correspondent, katie prescott reports joining me now are two people whose businesses arenchester. and i'm alsojoined by rowena howie, owner of revival retro, a boutique womenswear shop in london. thank you both so much forjoining us thank you both so much forjoining us today. jeremy, you have launched a legal campaign in the last month against the government over the cu rfew against the government over the curfew and that the situation is even worse because you cannot even open at all. what is that going to mean for the business and how much will the fellow extension help, or not? there is quite a lot about the furlough. yesterday they announced until march. one site i was thinking, amazing that its staff looked after until march. i don't know, i started worrying a little bit. why did they say march? do they know something we don't, is this going to go on longer than december? it started making me read into things and i started to panic a little bit. the biggest problem is, furlough was set up to protectjobs. but what rishi sunak is failing to do and we keep talking about

tony blair and john prescott are a good example.mmings was not just that he problem with dominic cummings was notjust that he learned to large but that all roads lead to him and he did not allow anyone else to play so he did not allow anyone else to play so it is like having one player on the pitch not scoring any goals or tries depending on your sport but is not passing the ball to anyone else, so not passing the ball to anyone else, so what bodies needs now is a range of people around him with a chief of staff who allows them all to play to their strengths and allows him to play to his strengths because when i worked with him he was not only effective but it was also popular and in the last year there have been questions about both of those things and the leftover team from the vote leave campaign have to take most of the blame for that. thank you. good to get your insight. borisjohnson‘s former director of communications when he was mayor of london. one of the country's most notorious serial killers, peter sutcliffe, known as the