welcome kate proctor. to you both. let's have a flick welcome to you both.ady the news that an additional 11 million people across london and south east england are to be plunged into the highest level of covid restrictions is the lead for the telegraph — the paper says up to 150,000 thousands jobs in the capital are at risk. that story also the lead for the guardian — which also dedicates some of its front page to the renewed optimism surrounding a possible post—brexit trade deal with the eu. we will come to that in a minute. the yorkshire post claims leeds could move down from tier 3 to tier 2 covid restrictions this week — but the paper claims the rest of west yorkshire is likely to remain under the tightest restrictions. news of a new coronavirus variant is the top story for the metro — the health secretary says it's possible the variant is driving the rise in cases in south east england — but he did say there's no evidence to suggest the variant makes vaccines ineffective, or the disease worse. and the i says the surge in covid infections in the south m

here's what happened to joe proctor.e was a cowboy, again, he trailed cattle from texas to wyoming to montana and decided after several trips to live there, and his abilities with the layerut. his memorial was written on the front page of the newspaper. most cowboys didn't get to the front page, first, second or third -- no pages at all. joe proctor was, again, was written on the front page of "the times journal." they made references to his life and his sterling character. it ended with a lengthy tribute with words appropriate for any leading citizen. there were a number of blacks that make a transition from being working cowboys to becoming ranchers. okay. this is a photographer, again, of a black cowboy and rancher named daniel webster wallace. he was born september 15th, 1860 in victoria county, texas. daniel webster wallace saw cattle being driven, et cetera, that way, and convinced his parents that he would like to join them. i don't know if you have, like, a 12, 13 or 11-year-old son or somebody that you say, well

proctor was a cowboy, trailed cattle from texas to wyoming to montana. decided after several trips to live there. his ability with a layriat brought him great respect. when he died, the forsythe times journal wrote his memorial on the front page of the nurp -- newspaper. most cowboys didn't get the first page, second, third or fourth. they didn't get any pages at all. joe proctor was reflected and written about on the front page of the times journal. they celebrated his life as a cowboy and his sferterling character. it ended with words appropriate for any cattle bearing leading citizen. >> this is a photograph of a black cowboy and ranchman named daniel webster wallace. he was born september 15, 1860 in victoria county, texas. daniel webster wallace saw cattle being driven and convinced his parents that he would like to join them. i don't know if you have a 12 or 13-year-old son or someone you say if he wants to do this, i am going to let himo

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s stiffy proctor thought that an organization to promote openness and tolerance she was super boarded with all that heat messages. should be ready to go and get out of town we have the baseball bats ready to go. things like that. that's come down that was just the beginning for mil blogs was also blown up and people call her at night. and that's if you got this. it's not like i was coming closer and closer when i come home and you would immediately lock the door behind me and then i would check every room holding pepper spray in my hand or almost bordered on paranoia. but i think at moments like that being afraid can be good to a certain extent because it makes you cautious and alert and. the hostility she experienced has left it's more. there are days when the verbal attacks just roll off me i can stand there and say oh come on you can kiss my butt let's get out and there are days when it really hurts when all at once i fast silent and take a step backwards. that's horrible and a lot of people have had similar experiences there are going to say shows that specialize in dealing with h

they are protesting a clan to have the proctor standardized test in person and are demanding those tests be waived for the rest of the school year. the department of education has said that would put students to far behind. dormant washington now, i live look at capitol hill. right now senior congressional leaders are meeting to try to hammer out a deal to fund the government and send another round of coronavirus relief to 1 millions of americans. moments ago house minority leader kevin mccarthy said there's been progress. >> we need to pass covid relief to help our fellow americans get by until we eradicate this virus. >> we are not leaving here without a covid package. it's not going to happen. we are going to stay here until we get a covid package, no matter how long it takes.>> the news of another economic relief package sent stocks soaring today. the dow up 337 points per nasdaq rose 155 points and s&p 500 climbed 47 points. >>> not to the presidential transition. president-elect joe biden expected to nominate uc berkeley professor jennifer granholm to run the energy department. she

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s sticky proctor thought that an organization to promote openness and tolerance she was suitable boarded with messages to see if you should be brave too and get out of town we have the baseball bats ready to go. things like that. come down that was just the beginning for milk dogs was also blown up and people call her at night. my guess is if you caught this. it felt like it was coming closer and closer when i come home and he would immediately lock the door behind me and then i would press check every room holding pepper spray in my hand. almost bordered on paranoia. but i think at moments like that being afraid can be good to a certain extent because it makes you cautious and alert and. the hostility she experienced has left its works. very days when the verbal attacks just roll off me i can stand there and say oh come on you can kiss my butt well let's get to it and there are days when it really hurts when all at once i fall silent and take a step backwards and. that's horrible and a lot of people have had similar experiences there are going is a chance that specialize in dealing with

it's only been months since we 1st discovered the vibe is of course discovered banking and speed at proctorbeen able to achieve this is developed not one of the vaccines shown to be safe to be effective in preventing probit manky and that is a phenomenal achievement in the center community think you get the money. to have it seems that they actually being able to make it in south africa. south africa has bore the brunt of called in 1000 devastation on the african continent. at the beginning of december the country how to fish really recorded over 820000 infections and 22000 deaths. infections are again rising amid worries of an imminent 2nd wave. and south africans taken part in vaccine trials are determined to play their part in fighting the pandemic. but it's one thing for the would seem kinda numb from getting to want to take part in this trial to prevent myself and others from getting corona that's why i want to change. but not all of the potential vaccines are suitable for the developing world and wealthy nations stand at the front of the queue. for more benefits you know at the time t

when a proctor lockdown that tier 3, as it was, was effective at bringing the r number below one.to lockdown. my hope is that the more stringent rules will get the r number below one and you may see more parts of the countries moving into higher levels of restrictions over the coming weeks. thank you very much for talking to us. the headlines on bbc news... a string of countries — many of them european — have suspended air links with the uk over fears about britain's new coronavirus variant. the health secretary warns london and surrounding areas could remain in lockdown for months to contain the spread of the virus. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. manchester united and leeds united first league meeting in 16 years was very one—sided. running out the winners at old trafford. the first ofa winners at old trafford. the first of a premier league player has done that. bruno fernandes also scored a couple and they have a game in hand on the other teams around them. leads, they play the same way whether they're for having zero up work for ha

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we'll be looking at tomorrow's newspapers with our reviewers, the broadcaster john stapleton and kate proctor, the political editor of politics home. our main story tonight: 11 million people in london, essex and hertfordshire will move into tighter tier 3 restrictions from one minute past midnight on wednesday, because of sharp rises in covid cases which may be associated with a new variant of the virus. the details were given at a downing street news briefing led by the health secretary this evening. at that same briefing, england's chief medical officer, professor chris whitty, was asked about the impact the relaxation of restrictions across the christmas period might have. before that, though, he explained what's known so far about a new variant that's been linked to rising cases in southern england. in terms of the new variant, the reason this has been picked up is because there is a good surveillance system in the uk, wider than in many other countries, and it does appear to be in an area of the country, particularly kent and bits of london, which are increasing rapidly. we do not know

through proctored for myself but this is definitely. a fatigue because it's been going on so long it's not really know the balls rolling i think we should just finish it. up but i do appreciate the people's. in the who actually want to disturb me personally i would prefer scotland to be part of your. city that's to be up to the future of. the school would you be. there already cools for a 2nd independence referendum to be held in scotland in the coming year and this is not the only unknown post brics it the u.k. will be in completely uncharted territory. correspondent barry at mass in london told me more about how news of the deal is being received many british people will be really happy that this bret's the chapter is closed for now is really tortured the country for years it has polarized the country and most people will be happy that they can leave news of threats of behind for now even people who voted for remaining in the european union there will be a sigh of relief it is the 1st trade agreement that erects various instead of tak

can we value it like we do clorox or proctor? there is one problem with my apple analysis, i have been saying it for years. i think is till true apple is really working on electric cars, guess what? the upside could be enormous what do do you do if you own th dream stock? because i thought it was time to ring the register, they move so much they keep roaring. you only need to get rich once, people maybe you want to take a little bit off the table. that's all cramer says i want you to make money and not just look at it on paper i want you to take it home i will say one thing though. they'll offer massive quantity to stop right here tomorrow morning they can take care of funding for years to come. they would be nuts not to do gigantic offers. they would be fools if they miss this opportunity you know what, who knows plug power didn't offered a long time ago apple, the bottom line, electric vehicles give you a reason to own apple. unlike the dream stocks which keeps weaving higher even when it is ridiculous for them to continue to d

from the quick lunches to beard self-cutting quits, companies like proctor & gamble, general mills, kraftng in new products that are catering to the stay at homeworkers. you are at home right now. tell me when your office says you can come back will you do some sort of program where you do a little more homework than you used to because it worked out so well? >> i obviously can relate to the part about gillette for example, people having new beards, right? we'll see if it lasts. i personally am not going back to an office. i know that for a fact because i don't have one. i believe it will be somewhere between zero and 60% of people will not go back to offices. you know i say that sort of half jokingly. zero to 60 is a very wide range. what we do know is some percentage of office workers will not go back to the office. these brands are trying to react. but it is like a classic pace of uncertainty. they just don't know. jackie: they don't know. they don't know for the ones who do return how long it will take, when we'll all be vaccinated. so many unknowns at this point. there is also anothe

let's listen to kings mountain police chief, the proctor speak about her fellow officers in the missionserve the community despite all of the danger. roll the tape. >> there's hundreds of thousands of us every day they put themselves in danger . we don't do this on for glory . but this on because we have a passion for the people in the communities that we served . we don't do it for the pay period any of us they could go home and retire or choose to go do another profession. butt this is the god calling on her life to serve and honor those people. and for this thousands they go to work everyday to do the right thing, and integrity, i'm here to stand up for you. and setting up for the officers. sue and with me now is the host of the david webb showed with fox news contributor david. great to see rated you listen to the police chief david and you wonder how in the can they recruit any police officers anymore and that city in the country. webb: when you hear the pain in her voice anded i am reminded ai listen, just a few days ago was a tragic anniversary of the attacks in their police car

let's listen to kings mountain police chief lisa proctor speak about her fellow officers, their missionty despite all the danger. roll tape. >> there is thousands of us every day to go to work and put this on. we don't put this on for praise and glory. we put this on because we have passion for the people and communities we serve. we don't do it for the pay. there is many of us that could to home and retire or choose, the young ones getting in, we could choose to do another profession but this is a calling a god calling on our life to serve and to honor those people and for those thousands that go to work every day, to do the right thing, do what's right with integrity, i'm here to stand up for you as this chief is standing up for the officers that are doing right. david: with me now the host of "the david webb show," fox news contributor, david webb. great to see you. you listen to that police chief, david, you wonder how the hell could they recruit any police officers in that city or in the country? >> yeah, david, when you hear the pain in her voice and i'm reminded as i listened tha

so is a lot of fun go ahead proctor will move on.w is 6.52 and we've got lots more ahead, we'll tell you what happens with a game tomorrow though the exciting we'll be right back. >>just seen and ground in our 2 kids and it's that time of year again did you see this fast approaching and even the pandemic isn't going stop us from having fun checking out the fireworks and looking ahead to hopefully have a better 2021. that's right. he was spending a lot of time right here on our couch foam and we hope that you stay safe at home and join us on new year's eve, starting at 1130. >>55 yeah take a look at this skiing, yeah. >>had a little bit of fun with some friends. this along potomac river in virginia is how we vacation because he needs to be busy right now is how the conditions all right it didn't lot of core strength involved little nation me up and downing so you got to work back in advance. >>obviously this having a little fun out there in the potomac everybody get in the holiday spirit. thousands of people out and that's the grinch

we'll be looking at tomorrow's newspapers with our reviewers, the broadcaster john stapleton and kate proctore of sharp rises in covid cases which may be associated with a new variant of the virus. the details were given at a downing street news briefing led by the health secretary this evening. at that same briefing, england's chief medical officer,

joining us his chief proctor. i know this is devastating, thank you, chief, for joining us.t for the families and the police officers in north carolina. can you give me an update on officer whittington jr.? >> officer whittington jr. is doing good. he is recovering. he's in a lot of pain but he is recovering and we are all thankful to his family and the community that he is still alive. >> trace: you right in this release, which is very touching, you talk about when these police officers put on their badge, they are a target. what i have seen this last year society has turned to law enforcement and demonized us over the acts of a chosen few over thousands and thousands of us who continue to wear the badge intake ridiculed by actions of others that we have no control over is despicable. you go on to say, these officers are one of the few people in the world who are willing to lay down their life for their fellow citizens. >> yes, that is correct. i'm having a little bit of difficulty hearing you but the quote that was made with law enforcement across the state and great natio

the 12 amendment does not mention a state at all, yet the way the state conceives, the state is a proctor stands in the room as the electors cast their vote looking over the shoulder, that is nowhere in the 12 amendment, the state does not appear in the 12 amendment except within electors will meet. >> and the state remove someone for example, i'm just wondering what limits and what of authorities they have, can the state remove someone who solicits payments for his or her vote? >> you can certainly, of course his court has said in fitzgerald, they can certainly regulate corruption and bribery would be corruption and we believe it's absolutely clear that the state and government has a power right now. >> where's the authority, where does that come from. >> it is interesting itself, the united states of course founded in the federal power to protect federal elections from corruption, and fitzgerald versus green they saw as incidental to the power to appoint electors to be able to assure that the election in that case by the people was consistent with law, either of those could create the a

they did better on the work from home story walmart, walgreens, proctor and gamble lagging but overoverall the recent ipos, $146 after pricing at $68 still up over that original price but down every day same thing with doordash a spectacular open $182 is what it opened at. it priced at $102. then down essentially every single day i noted today the expiration the lockup on snowflake another big name recently expired today. they had a spectacular move up on their earning right after that they went to $420 as you can see n the last seven or eight trading sessions it is down notably as it has gone into the lock up. i think for some companies the lock up really does matter we are going to see a number of big companies where the lockups are going to be expiring albertsons, lemonade, and accolade i will keep an eye on all of them back to you. >> the russel catchup over the last couple of months has been pretty extraordinary year to date, now up 17% 3% more than the s&p 500 it leaves the dow as theically laggard of the major indices what explains that >> well, first of all, the small cap and the v

proctor and gamble, same story walmart had a very good november but this is sort of the first weaknessconsumer names weakness bears some watching. in terms of the major trends as i mentioned december looking a lot like november. generically small caps are continuing to outperform large cap stocks value is continuing to outperform growth and the qua weight s&p is continuing to outperform the market cap weighting s&p meaning the rally is fairly broad overall. it is a very strange situation wilf and kayla no one wants to sell any of the reopening stuff out there because nobody wants to miss the reopening story even though a lot of this already seems priced in nobody wants to sell technology stocks because everybody thinks the biggest growth in 2021 is going to come in the biggest growth area, technology stocks we are in a situation where things are overbought, 22 times 2021 earnings. but nobody wants to sell it is kind of goldilocks but it is also a little bit concerning with the valuation levels that we have got right now. guys back to you. >> bob pisani, thanks for that mike, we always

small screen after her college admissions scandal where she pled guilty to paying $15,000 to have a proctor.a.t. scores, she spent 11 days behind bars and paid a $30,000 fine along with 250 hours of community service. >> she's been truly contrite and she comes out maybe with a renewed sense of purpose. that's something that really works for reputation rehabilitation because it's real. >> reporter: huffman now set to star in an abc comedy as the unlikely owner of a minor league baseball team. a woman who learns to thrive after major setbacks. she's not the only one who could be eyeing a second act. >> i have to be honest, we may have -- well, he may have embellished, lied a bit on our application. >> reporter: "full house" actress lori loughlin is currently serving two months in prison after pleading guilty for her role in the scam. she and her husband fashion designer mossimo giannulli accused of paying $500,000 to get their two daughters into usc. a source close to the star telling abc news exclusively she's doing as well as can be expected. her head is high. lori is handling it with digni

despite a significant gap in trump claim sweeping proctoring the coming of absentee ballots and destroyed was responsible -- in detroit was responsible for his loss and even tried to sway gop state legislators to ignore the outcome, even though they do not appear to have the legal authority to do so. the campaign has appealed the dismissal of lawsuit alleging fraud. detroit is in wayne county. none of president trump's claims have fared well in court with judges dismissing the claims as being based on hearsay. " president trump in his address first posted on facebook. here is little bit more. [video clip] >> i will tell you what is wrong. voter fraud. this is michigan. at 6:31 in the morning a vote 772 votes came in unexpectedly. we were winning by a lot good that batch -- we were winning by a lot. that batch was received in horror. nobody knows anything about it. there is your line. this is one of many. here is what is normal, and all of the sudden, this is normal, normal, even here. all of the sudden. i go from winning by a lot to losing a tight race. it is corrupt. detroit is corrupt.