kate rubin has been working through her part. we are expecting to see that in the next few minutes, scheduled to take place at 12:10 a.m. central time, but it could be a little bit early. once we see all of them on board, we'll be going to a welcome ceremony. >> taking part in that, we are going to have kathy leaders and the jaxa or japanese space agency president, and they will be talking with the crew as part of the welcoming ceremony as the crew dragon members -- that's mike hopkins, vic glover, shannon walker, and soichi noguchi join the crew members for the first time. expecting the hatch to open any time now since kate rubins is working speedily through her procedures. this is only the second time they've worked through the procedures on the international space station, so still getting used to the procedures, and like i said, on pace to open it a little bit earlier tonight. of course, following the festivities, we'll have one final news conference to wrap up the activities tonight. >> dragon spacex on the big loop, you are

so after the prison visit, rubin headed back to his office to get ready.s when, at about 3:00 p.m., he got the call. the pennsylvania supreme court had just issued a ruling in meek's case. an emotional day in the fight for freedom. >> oh, my god. i've never been more excited in my life! >> it's a national holiday right now. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> i'm marlie hall with are ar did you know that 70% of your immune system is located in your gut? so, by keeping your gut healthy, you keep your immune system healthy. try align gut health and immunity support to help naturally support your gut health and boost your immune system, formulated with a quality probiotic strain, align helps power your health from the inside. it adds more good bacteria to your gut, which works naturally with your body to help strengthen your immunity. for a daily boost for your health, take align every day, with a money back guarantee. also try align gummies to help support gut health and a strong immune system. which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body,

kate rubins is standing by on international space station, monitoring their approach. this should only take a proximately five minutes. not too long. their arrival at the international space station will be coming about 27.5 hours since there left off last night at 7:27 p.m. eastern time from kennedy space center aboard a falcon 9 rocket. >> we are now about 15 meters away. just about three minutes from docking. very slow, deliberate, study movements making its way to the international space station. we will be looking for soft capture first with the soft capture ring already extended. once we have soft capture, the ring will retract and bring us into heart capture that should take about 13 minutes for the entire process firmly securing us to the iss. >> we have good lighting and good visuals. >> good to hear. we see 10 meters as well. >> they are traveling 17,500 miles per hour over earth right now. 222 statute miles over the planet. a few moments ago, the crew had reached 10 meters away from the international space station. already halfway there from a waypoint two.

rubin was a wanted man. with the help of the cameroonian army, the manhunt began counting on power in arkansas, simpler mark, on movie version of it, demand it on. the trainees are geared to where your money i want you not so well is he comes out more poor. he says, everything is off on our for the french troops use the same account to give ala tactics devised in madagascar we find in indochina and applied in algeria. they use napalm to destroy villages and helicopters to hunt down. survivors in a poor conflict kept away from the eyes of the french public. after months of this terror, a u.p.c. resistance was destroyed. rubin was hunted down. compare mcentee. some call it 20. sure that you know, met full of defeat. it prove this and they don't know any don't move to feel free to me. feel stepin soon. it'd be if they could see tom elated if it were only to me in where do we in me moon, when the key here the enemy was dead. francis proteges could go on and do your simplicity. let me show you just saw best becau

rubin was a wanted man. with the help of the cameroonian army, the manhunt began counting on power in our constant remark on movie version of it. demand it on, the trainees are going to kill me. for where's your money? i want to know it so well. if he comes out more poor is inventing the terraces off on our for the tankers and garrulous of the army and the french troops use the same account to give ala tactics devised in madagascar we find in indochina and applied in algeria. they use napalm to destroy villages and helicopters to hunt down. survivors in a poor conflict. kept away from the eyes of the french public. after months of this terror, a u.p.c. resistance was destroyed. rubin was hunted down. compare mark antico lost. some call it 20. sure that you know, met full of defeat. it prove this and they don't, you know, take any don't move defeat you he, to me, if you step in soon it'd be, if they could see tom, elated if it were only you who me in where do we win? mamoun, when the key here the enemy was de

ann rubin, ktvu fox2 news. >>> coverage continues on www.ktvu.com and the ktvu mobile apps. you will find the latest coronavirus headlines on the front page. >>> a homicide investigation is underway in san jose. officers are in the area of orlando drive and waverley avenue. a man was struck at least one bullet. this happened around 5:15 this evening. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he later died. no suspects are in custody. this is the 39th homicide in the area this year. >>> 9-year-old woman is back home after being struck while walking. there is video of the collision, but police have not identified a suspect. amber lee is in san francisco where the accident happened.>> reporter: the crash happened here in san francisco's diamond heights neighborhood. family members tell me they are grateful to have her back home tonight. >> are you okay? you look great.>> reporter: with her son by her side, rosie arrived home from the hospital on friday afternoon. she was released nine days after being struck by a motorcyclist that fled the scene. >> today is thanksgiving. god

ann rubin says they are looking beyond things giving to the start of christmas shopping. >> reporter: two days after thanksgiving are normally great for retail. this year, the brand-new store at santana row is faced with a challenge, how to balance good deals with good safety practices? >> maximum capacity is key. on black friday, we don't know what the traffic will look like. we are a new store. >> reporter: santa clara county officials are worried that they will fall into old thanksgiving patterns the stores will get crowded and people will travel, and families will gather. >> the numbers are higher than they have ever been. >> reporter: there were 512 new covid-19 cases, a record. the number of available hospital icu beds is down to 68. the neighboring counties cannot help, since they are all in the same boat. >> they cannot provide us with beds in their counties. we are on our own. our hospitals are hurting. >> reporter: they are stepping up enforcement through the holiday weekend. they are enlisting the fire department to help. they will do random checks on local businesses. >> w

up here with reaction, florida congressman matt gaetz and host of "the rubin report," dave rubin.fits you perfectly. congratulations. >> firebrands, sean, firebrand. >> sean: i apologize. >> i am a renegade. but the book is firebrand. >> sean: you are, you're both. what do you say -- it sort of like governor whittler's husband going out and using his boat, right? >> i don't want to cancel thinks thanksgiving or christmas, ie want to cancel the lockdowns choking the life not out of the holiday break but out of the businesses in the country. not of the dreams of the fellow americans. here's the deal with the pharmaceutical companies. there's not a single drug on the american market that the american taxpayer hasn't funded the research and development fo' sell the drugs for pennies on the dollar and other countries and jacked up the prices for the fellow americans. he blew the whistle on that and we have to get the best deals in our country. and lo and behold, he works with them. they run millions of ads against them and we get operation warp speed generating the magnificent vaccines

says jen rubin. do a study, has anyone ever been won over by that person? anybody watched that person on television and said "whatever she is and to come i want to be into it?" probably not. when she says we need to bring on the party, of course, we need to burn on the country. anyone else who disagrees with her. that hasn't happened yet, despite what has happened this year, and it has been a very long year for a lot of people, we can be grateful for that. it is still america. victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the huber institute and we're happy to have them on and tonight. good to see you, professor. what should be thankful for this thanksgiving? >> well, we have a great country, and we have a great constitution, so far, the left hasn't been able to alter that fact. i think what you are referring to is sometime in the 21st century, we had this perfect storms of globalized capital pouring into our two coast, 50 million people that were not born in the united states residing here, many of them under the idea of the melting pot is through and thibsala

let's bring in joel rubin. he served as a former assistant secretary of state in the obama administration. when tony blinken was deputy secretary of state, thanks for your time mr. rubin. so we're getting a clearer picture now of biden's plans for foreign policy, right? with his pick of anthony blinken who, you know, well for secretary of state, what does this appointment say about how a biden administration plans to approach foreign policy more generally? it's clear with sectarian blink and what we have is a nominee who is very close to the president. that's number one item that people at the state department care about. does the secretary have the ear of the president? but we also have someone who is committed to diplomacy. this is a president elect. you said very firmly that he wants america to engage in the world to agree diplomatically and having secretary blinking in this job is going to be sure that we have that kind of a speech to the world that our diplomats are empowered to actually engage. discuss, n

but as usual they fell behind a stunning bicycle kick from rubin by guys put out for the head when you're conceding goals like this you know things are bad. feinstein put up a fight karim honesty well made it one all in the 64th minute. but with just 10 minutes remaining outspread took control courtesy of andre hahn the forwards scored twice once with each foot to get out straight up $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim be bio but since then they've lost their way a little song they were keen to take 3 points against. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of soul read and much closer to heads from the sports. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 bundles they get penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim full back. equalized with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for.

ann rubin, ktvu fox2 news. >>> today is the start of the annual, one warm coat donation drive.arm coat collects new and used coats for thousands of people through the bay area that need them. due to the pandemic, the demand is high. >> we are up in demand for services. our agencies that we partner with across the country are reporting increases in the number of clients of 30 to 50%. >> if you want to donate, you can drop off new or gently used coats in the bay area. here are the drop-off locations. bay street in emeryville. the westfield shopping center in san francisco, or santana row in san jose. for more information on the one warm coat program, you can go to our website, www.ktvu.com. >>> if you are in land right now, you have probably realized that he feels much colder than it did last night. temperatures have been dropping quickly. santa rosa is at 39 degrees. it is 40 a walnut creek. it is 52 degrees in san francisco. we are not bad around the bay. look at the difference between now and 24 hours ago. in fairfield it is 23 degrees cooler. napa's 15 degrees cooler. you get

sam rubin news nation. uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the la times: no on 22. uber and lyft want all the power. so, show them the real power is you. vote no on prop 22. is you. i can'twhat? ve it. that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt! movies? i'll get snacks! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. i got snacks! ohhh, i got popcorn, i got caramel corn, i got kettle corn. am i chewing too loud? believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>star wars, fans have plenty to be excited about this halloween. the second season of the mandalorian debuting last night on disney plus to mark the event a character known for his pointed years now the subject of a painting on

so all those great scenarios that our friend jennifer rubin came up with, this gigantic analogy whichntered the white house because of his racist birthism conspiracy and is leaving the white house with a host of conspiracies about the election being stolen from him still will have this base, whatever portion of the committee votes for him, involved and they will be voting for the marjorie greens, the ronnie jacksons, the elizabeth qanon. they believe this. they'll believe anything that you say about biden and the conspiracy theories, impeachment crusades of fox news, breitbart and everybody else that's going to start, rudy giuliani won't let go of. so this party is still in the grips of a frenzy. trump saying he may still run in 2024, that freezes everything. ted, markham, nikki, josh, you name them. they cannot make a move because they're still being held hostage by trump and the base. >> well, isn't that true, michael? the lesson of 2020 is that people like lindsey graham got re-elected, people who were complete suck ups got back in and cory gardner tried to stay out of the way. you

using this by aoc and you've seen it by jennifer rubin so what do you make of this?t a tweet saying, not only should there be a black list of everyone who is associated with the campaign but also wants a blacklist of anyone who talked about what we talked about today which is if you talk about election fraud you should be on that blacklist and she calls for anyone like that to be exiled from society and to not be given a job in the government or in academia and in private industry. i'm just wondering how they pick the location yet for the gulag or detention camp where i will be sent for just talking about this kind of thing? mark: she of course, is a whack job, but a columnist in my opinion for the washington post who i am sure she will be forever -- why don't they take some of those sites were fdr ran up japanese-americans or those of japanese descent? i know they loved fdr. hans von spakovsky i want to thank you my friend and be well. >> thank you for having me. mark: we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ this is the feeling of total protection now that we protect your identity

going under too close alfred's rubin bargains. we're all a 2nd for a bicycle kick right. and goal number one is read about coups we've all heard. hit hard into the roof of the net such a satisfying strike. now to the table. the top 2 are already pulling clear of the mid table teams wildlife so you leave accuse and i'm glad buff give the top 5 a familiar feel thought out for i'm struck out at least make for a couple of surprising names in the top. at the bottom bealefeld you have poor form will usually see them occupy spots in the relegation zone when less colona shall go and mines are in even worse shape one of them has to win a game soon right. that's it for match day 6 but there's no rest for the wicked germany's champions league competitors are routed weekend this week. leipsic host p.s.g. and the biggest top. they have to put 2 dismal defeats in the last week behind them the other representatives face away trips. to that the coming match day features one of the biggest games of the season. with those 2 at the top of the table again that match could help decide the tit

ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> celebrating veterans day is a long-standing tradition and byron park. a senior living community in walnut creek has covid restrictions in place so today look a little different with everyone wearing masks and social distancing. that same sense of gratitude and pride was on display. among those honored was 95-year- old world war ii veteran carl pfister, who served on the pacific front as a seven own journal court officer. many at the facility say, today was a great time to reconnect with fellow veterans. >> a lot of folks here that served and it just brings back nice memories to me for the days when i was in the service. >> today's event started with a pancake breakfast that included speeches, music attribute, ending with a spirited happy hour. >>> coming up, an east bay police officer is on paid leave tonight after hitting and killing a man early this morning while driving on patrol. >>> late today, we did learn new information about the victim. >>> plus, police and daly city asking for the public's help, after two french bulldogs were stolen from the b

joel rubin, brad blakeman.ng a record number of americans to vote early or by mail, donald trump claiming victory early this morning but a handful of key states of not been called. joe biden urging americans to be patient while these votes are counted, the president hints at a possible supreme court case. we are joined by political law counselor who served as election law counselor to the are in see. big picture, do you see problems on the horizon with regard to the votes, how they have been cast or how they are being counted? >> it is too early to know if there are problems. the issue is we have three key states, wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania which are dealing with more mail in ballots than they ever dealt with before and are dealing with new voting procedures of how and when they could count them and a recent court decision on monday about the u.s. postal service insuring ballots be delivered on time. in michigan it looks like the county is proceeding okay, but you have razor thin margins for both dona

let's discuss it with jennifer r rubin. an msnbc political contributor and reporter for "the washington post." thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me here. >> sooner or later the logical part of my brain says the ascertainment has to start at a certain point. sooner or later the dam is going to break and this political kabuki theater is going to end, the curtain is going to go down on it, and sooner or later, someone from the biden team is going to be like, can we have our keys, please? are we naval gazing at all? is this bound to end or is there more going on here? >> i wish i could say i knew for certain it should have been bound to end. in fact, it should have ended weeks ago as ron klain, the president-elect's chief of staff, has said. this is not a finding of a winner. she's not declaring the winner. all she is saying is that there's an apparent winner. no one doubts there's an apparent winner and this person, unfortunately, has tremendous importance and tremendous power, because, after all, she's the one who i

let's discuss it with jennifer rubin, opinion writer for "washington post." she's also an msnbc political contributor. jennifer, good evening. >> good evening. nice to be here. >> good to have you with us. i am decreasingly clear on what to think of this gsa thing because sooner or later, the logical part of my brain says, well, the ascertainment has to start at a certain point, sooner or later the dam is going to theater is going to end. the curtain is going to go down on it, somebody from the biden team will say, hand the keys over. is this bound to end or is there more going on here? >> i wish i could say it would be bound to end, in fact, it should have ended weeks ago. as ron klain, the president-elect's chief of st f staff, has said, this is not a finding of a winner, she's not declaring the winner. all she is saying is that there's an apparent winner. no one doubts that there's an apparent winner. and this person, unfortunately, has tremendous importance, tremendous power because after all, she is the one who's going to set off a whole string of events

brad rubin, brad blakeman, judy miller. you, starting with jewel, will be a shift of power? >> looking likely, yes. >> brad? >> i'm happy to go in the depths. >> judy? >> i think it depends on whether biden wins and by one margin. >> okay. i was surprised to hear about was south carolina and lindsey graham. does lindsey graham hold onto his seat? >> it will be very tight. it's dependent on the turn and i hear it's a very close race and it has a lot of momentum behind it. if the black vote turns out in particular in south carolina, the numbers that surpass the previous levels we could see it flip. the military balance, which has become controversial apparently because many are mailed in, there's a cut off date for south carolina and they may actually have an impact on lindsey graham as well. >> what do you think and also in alabama? >> i think lindsey graham will hold his seat. he can probably thank president trump for that. i think donald trump will help in many of the tight races, perhaps a absent in michigan. he could cer

but as usual they fell behind a stunning bicycle kick from rubin by guys put out for the head when you're conceding goes like this you know things are bad. feinstein put up a fight korean on ac well maybe one all in the 64th minute. but with just 10 minutes remaining outspent took control courtesy of andre hahn the forwards scored twice once with each foot to get out straight up $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim but since then they've lost their way a little song they were keen to take 3 points against oneone bolin. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of soul read and much closer to heads from the spots. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 league penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim full fuck me. just a good equalised with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for one young. fellow came along to score a somewhat bizarre golf and put on your back in front. and said i did the 3rd for the berliners on the counter. 31 the final score on your own and now unbeaten in

but as usual they fell behind a stunning bicycle kick from rubin vargas out for the head when you're conceding goes like this you know things are bad. feinstein put up a fight kareem going to see well maybe one all in the 64th minute. but with just 10 minutes remaining outspread took control criticism andre hahn the forward scored twice once with each foot to get out straight up $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim been since then they've lost their way a little song they were keen to take 3 points against. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of soul read and much closer to heads from the spots. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 bundles they get penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim for fuck me. equalised with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for when you're on your own follow came to score a somewhat bizarre gold and put in your own back in front. and center it added a 3rd for the berliners on the counter. 31 the final score and now unbeaten in 5 games.

but as usual they fell behind a stunning bicycle kick from rubin vargas put out for the head when you're conceding goes like this you know things are bad. science did put up a fight carrying on to see well maybe one all in the 64th minute. but with just 10 minutes remaining outspread took control courtesy of andre hahn the forward scored twice once with each foot to get out straight up $31.00 when. the question for minds now is just how bad can things get this season. back in september hoffenheim be fired but since then they've lost their way and little song they were keen to take 3 points against on your own. but things didn't go to plan just before the hour mark probert school of soul read and much closer to heads from the spots. cruiser has now scored all of his 15 bundles they get penalties. down to 10 men hoffenheim full back. just a book equalized with less than 10 minutes to go. but that was enough time for when you're on your own paolo came on to score a somewhat bizarre golf and put it on your back in front. and center it added a 3rd for the berliners on the counter. 31 the fina

alan greenspan and bob rubin worked well together. if the new treasury secretary is lael brainard, she comes from the fed. there should not be any reason the fed and treasuries square off and i am not sure what the fed's answer to secretary mnuchin's request is going to be but i don't think it -- do not think they are going to take it attack on them. the money is there not being used and there is a need in the country. it has been talked about for a while. these remember when programs were first launched and there is some -- and there was some question as to whether the fed needed the treasury's participation. fedheory, could the establish some of its own emergency lending programs without participation, without that equity buffer from the treasury and potentially create some continuity in the market even if the treasury wants to pull it back? >> they can do it to a certain extent but after the financial crisis, a lot of their emergency lending powers were curved. theory, it is not supposed to lose money on any of its deals. the parti

sam rubin has a look back at trebek's decades long career. >>the answer is she and her is the final jeopardy answer is as it turned out the answer was always alex trebek himself there is the over the course of 37 seasons trebek hosted more than 8200 episodes, welcome to america's favorite answering question game jeopardy. he was last in the jeopardy studios on the sony lot in culver city on october 29th original episodes of jeopardy with trebek will continue to air until christmas day we are the first quiz show to come back on the air. >>in the covid-19 era prior to his american television debut in the wizard of odds now here. >>trebek had a very successful career in his native canada as a newsman and host for the cbc easy his charisma was noted south of the border and he came to hollywood and immediately became a very in demand game show host by having a few extra moments to consider the answer you'll be able to play along and match your reflexes against these players trebek was the very first game show since groucho marx to boost a full mus

bonnet, rubin, former senior advisor to the u.s., special representative for afghanistan and pakistan. and author of a new book, afghanistan, what everyone needs to know. people all around the world are affected by the opium turns into heroin on their streets. and your book seems to just knock down one policy on after another as a doomed to failure. the reason for that is that all of those policies are taking place within the current global regime or narcotics which is to treat narcotics, addiction and so on. as, as criminal, rather than as a medical problem. and the result is that the medical problems people have with addiction get charged to a massive criminal syndicates, stead of being treated, and create more problems than they solve. well, not sure if you get a job in the, in any biden administration, that's going to go down. well, joe biden is an architect of the war on drugs which let alone what you itemize is a failure in afghanistan. and has completely the opposite of what you just, i think you'll find that people are capable of learning from experience if, if aid is now a su

erick erickson is going to join us from georgia and dave rubin.al veterans day sky dive. something you will only see here on "fox & friends." good morning,nc guys. ♪ lovely day ♪ opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power of the immune system. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more days. more nights. more beautiful weekends. more ugly sweaters. more big hugs. more small outings. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to attack normal organs and tissues in your body and affect how they work. this may happen during or after treatment has ended and can become serious and lead to death. some of these problems may happen more often when opdivo is used with yervoy. see your doctor right away if you have a new or worse cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; diarrhea; seve

we'll talk the business of sports, with fatanic's executive chairman, michael rubin.s this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. as amy first jober, is to care for derek. everything i do is for him. when i moved to this apartment after six months, we need to connect with the world. i use the internet to keep him in the language, because that's the way to connect to my family's traditions. he has to know where he comes from. we need internet essentials. there's no excuse to not get connected. >>> traffic at stores on black friday fell by 52%, compared with last year as shoppers steered clear of heading to malls and opting to shop online. joining us w

here with how the next week could play out, dave rubin.resident virtually locked this up, and it looks like joe biden might be enroute to a perfect inside straight. is that tough for you to get your head around? >> well, brian, as you know, i'm here in los angeles, so it's pacific time right now. it's not even six a.m. i went to bed about one a.m., and trump was with leading seemingly comfortably in a bunch of important states that you guys just mentioned. now, look, everyone wants every legal vote to be counted, they should count mail-in ballots, they should count every vote that was submitted yesterday. we don't want votes to be counted if they suddenly magically are appearing right now. i mean, something -- the thing is i've been talking about this for a few months now that we really are in a war on reality at this point. that depending on what news you watch, depending on what twitter feeds you follow and what pundits you follow, you're going to see the world in a very different spot. and in a certain way, it seems like this is exactly

this time, fortune favouring rubin as his shot was deflected in, but that failed to add momentum fork on track. west ham have just taken the lead at sheffield united, sebastian haller with the goal. arsenal, following some dressing room unrest this week, will be desperate for a win over leeds, before leicester take on the champions. a win would take them to the top of the table. rangers have opened up an ii—point lead over second—placed celtic at the top of the scottish premiership, as they beat aberdeen 4—0. joe lynskey reports. rangers that celebrate each win with just a fist bump and renewed focus. for nine years in a row, they have watched their rivals win the league. they know to be champions it has to be perfect. but this is their best start to a top—flight season in a 53 yea rs. start to a top—flight season in a 53 years. they have players full of confidence taking a shot from 30 yards. ryan at kent's brilliant strike was helped by a deflection, but rangers were dominant against the team said in the league. aberdeen had been depleted by injuries and covid—i9. already this matc

ann rubin is live. some of the trials are in the bay area. >> reporter: that's right. kaiser has been running trials as four sights. now they are looking for teenage volunteers. >> reporter: the pfizer vaccine was 95% effective in adults. now they want to know how it will work in teens. so they are enrolling 16 and 17- year-old participants now. >> my parents have done it, and they only had slight+ symptoms for a day. >> 17-year-old allison said the shot felt like any others. now she monitors her temperature each week. >> that's part of the point of the study to understand if the vaccines are working well in adolescents. >> pfizer and beyond tech requested emergency use from the fda. >> someone needs to do it. this is our chance to contribute. >> allison won't know if she got the real vaccine or the placebo. >> if i got the placebo then nothing changed. >> she thought volunteering was the responsible thing to do to help her peers. >> as teenagers are one of the most irresponsible people. >> a decision could come by mid- december. there's the capability to produce 50 mi

the policies that the boomers themselves like clinton and and all his financial advisors like robert rubin and larry summers they set in motion the 3 cities trap whereby china wouldn't be able to rise so fast so there's a lot of turmoil that you know this election won't decide but it's only going to continue to accelerate because it's already set in motion he can't stop it so that is usually the time when you go into gold so here's a chart to say like well let's look at what gold versus bitcoin are doing well gold has not provided a hedge against recent equity volatility bitcoin meanwhile has crushed it and that would go with the volatility is being caused by the collapse of the boomer and their rule of how they rule the world in the financial system that is what's disintegrating so it makes sense that gold would not respond it would go down with them whereas bitcoin is the rise of the millennial and generations e. and these generations coming out of what they're going to inherit the world and it sounds like they might have a positive impact right and people know about program training and

joel rubin, senior official at the state department during the 0bama—biden administration, chevy chaseyou very much indeed for joining us. how do you gauge the way that the biden campaign is playing this? they're playing it like a campaign that believes in the united states should be playing at. our democratic process is sacred and enabled us to have a thriving country for two centuries now. and we need to make sure that we count every vote. the will of the people is what matters in every election and this one is no different. that's why vice president biden in his messaging is saying let's count the votes. we a re messaging is saying let's count the votes. we are americans, this is our democracy. for those that don't want to count votes are being anti—american and unfortunately donald trump is promoting the idea that somehow american votes should not be counted because he doesn't wa nt to not be counted because he doesn't want to lose. and have been criticised by some of his own party because of his speech last night which was very counter to the american history and to our legal stru

ok, thank you for that joel rubin there live for us in washington. d.c., my apologies for the issues there with the or if you just joined us here on al-jazeera, the general services administration, which is the federal agency in the u.s. which oversees the transition from one administration to the next has told the biden heris transition team that the transition can begin. we have also heard from donald trump, who has tweeted, thanking emily murphy,, who is the administrator of the g.s.a., thanking her for her decision. he went on to say she has been harassed, threatened and abused. although in a statement that she had put out a statement, the letter to joe biden's team, she has said that actually contrary to reports and situations, her decision was not made out of fear or favoritism. if i don't, trump goes on to say that strongly continues the fence to keep on the good fight as he calls it, but has recommended to emily and her team do what needs to be done with regard to initial protocols and has told his team to do the same, let's bring in pentagon

of democracy dying overblown and what makes a true democracy anyway joining me to debate this are rubinkyat a historian and professor at new york university and the author of the book strong men miscellany to the present shadi hamid a senior fellow at the brookings institution in washington d.c. and a contributing writer to the atlantic and ashley farmer an assistant professor at the university of texas austin and the author of the book remaking black power how black women it transforms an era thank you all for joining me on the front so ruth i want to start with you and your book strongman you said that combating authoritarian ascension is when the most pressing issues of our time so does that mean you see converse leave that that democracy is on the decline and in fact even under attack. i do very much and in the book and in my writings i draw attention to the way that although authoritarianism is often presented by us and their own propaganda as a stable and productive system of government it's actually extremely destructive causing harm to business causing communities of exiles drai

v es inevitable que la mente de eric rubÍn lo viaje a travÉs del tiempo para recordar sus inicios.iempo. >> mia nunca imagino que en este contexto se podrÍa arribas a los escenarios -- arribar a los escenarios. mÍa: me siento bendecida por tener la oportunidad de cantar a su laod. y que este sea el debut mio como cantante porque lo he deseado por mucho tiempo. son artistas increÍbles que para mÍ son una familia. hugo: televisa espectÁculos, hugo trujillo. francisca: de verdad que no todo dentro de la pandemia ha sido malo. ella menciona que encontrÓ la oportunidad para hacer lo que siempre habÍa soÑado. ahora puede imaginarla echa toda una mujer y cumpliendo sus sueÑos. raul: es una muchacha muy hermosa y dios la bendiga. ademÁs, imagina los genes. los genes de artista los tiene. te mando un beso hasta tu casa. >> muy buenos dÍas. >> a los hombros de la casa no se los puede dejar solo. >> vamos hacer un desastre con la decoraciÓn. >> buenos dÍas amigos que reciÉn llegan a "despierta amÉrica", aquÍ seguimos decorando nuestro Árbol navideÑo, yo soy malo para la decoraciÓn. >> des dec

dave rubin is the host of the rubin report. i want to put the rest of the guidelines.. wear a mask and safely store your mask while eating and drinking. avoid going in and out of the areas where food is being prepared. use single use options and disposable items like packets and plates. your thoughts on families showing up with three turkeys? >> thanksgiving which is literally the most american holiday there is, which is about being thankful for the freedom that we have and all of the goodness that this country has given to us is about exercising your freedom. that's the purpose of the holiday. and the idea that the cdc wants people that you are living in the northeast in the winter to stand outside and you should have masks inside and people are bringing their own cutlery and utensils and all these things. they know no one will do it. it is this ever-encroaching move to see what they can force us or trick us into doing in our own homes. that's the most anti-american thing possible. that's not to diminish covid but covid is a disease with a 97 to 99.5% recovery rate an

. -- spoke on the new episode of the david rubin show.cines partnered with others, including sanusi because that technology is proven in pandemics to work a all of the people it is more effective way to get to scale manufacturing, the other real challenge. we need to probably provide up to protecton doses the world. as well as getting to a safe and effective vaccine, we need to get to scale. our route to that was partnership. ritika: you can watch all of that interview with the gsk ceo emma walmsley on the david rubenstein show tonight at 9:00 p.m. in new york. that is her latest bloomberg business flash -- that is your latest bloomberg business flash. francine: prime minister boris a plan tos announced boost green industries and tackle climate change. he says the 10 point plan which includes banning the sale of new gas cars in 2030 will create jobs. ,oining us is nadhim zahawi u.k. business minister and conservative mp. when you look at some of the plans laid out by the present -- by the prime minister, how many jobs will be lost in tran