russ: greg.eminder of the question, do you plan to except the coronavirus vaccine if they say it safe and you intend to persuade the public to take it? kelly loeffler: absolutely, i was with vice president pence on friday at the cdc, i cannot be more proud of what we have done this year to deliver relief and also get cures, vaccines and therapies that are effective and i'm going to encourage my fellow georgians to stay safe and get that vaccine and we have a great plan to prioritize those communities who need it most and we will make sure that is carried out. my opponent will continue to play politics with the pandemic, telling lies in trying to achieve political objectives that would try to radically change our country at a moment in a pandemic. i will continue to fight for every single georgian to have the freedom and opportunities that they deserve and not be crushed by big government that would have government mandated healthcare that would provide free healthcare for illegal immigrants, rais

russ: lisa?a: senator leffler, given all the police violence we have seen against african-americans -- senator loeffler, courtney is worried about her son, her father and her husband, she fears for their lives daily. you have called the black lives and are movement fascists. alienated members of your own basketball team by taking that stance. viewa-- that still your tonight after seeing and hearing how it hits homes with so many people personally and what conversation would you sit down and have with courtney? everyoeffler: the life of african-american is important, and there is no place for racism in this country. but there are organizations whose number one goal is to defund the police, and we know that hurts minority communities more than anyone, and we have to stand with our men and women of law enforcement. i will always do that. you know, that is a distraction from the fact that my opponent doesn't stand with police officers. he is endorsed by organizations whose number one goal is to defun

i am russ spencer.vening anchor for fox five in atlanta and you are watching the atlanta press club debate series. we are broadcasting from the studio of the georgia public broadcasting in atlanta, and we welcome viewers from across the state and the country. this is the run-off debate for u.s. senate to fill the seat currently held by georgia senator kelly loeffler. let's meet the candidates. in alphabetical order, republican candidate kelly loeffler, appointed to the u.s. senate in january 2020 to replace retiring georgia senator johnny isakson. she is part owner of the atlanta dream. the democrat candidate, raphael warnock, is the senior pastor at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta. the church where martin luther king jr. was pastor. let's meet our panel. greg bluestein is a political reporter with "the atlanta journal-constitution." lisa rayam, the "morning edition" host on npr. the topics were not shared with the candidates in advance, the debate will be divided into three rounds. in each round, th

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he's not sure when things are going to get better because as of now, there's no concrete plan for any russaunlt or small business relief as part of a small second package congress hasn't sorted that out, and he feels very, very left behind as for enforcement of stay-at-home orders and gathers and restaurants and things like that, it looks like county by county it really varies. there's about seven particular counties where the sheriffs have come out and said they're not going to come out and enforce rules necessarily, but, of course, a lot of small businesses planning to adhere to it with a few exceptions to the rule, but certainly a huge hit on the economy 30% -- 30% to 40% of these businesses nationwide are not expected to make it through january. frances? >> that's a tough reality. i hope they can ride it out, thanks. >>> popular home security cameras like nest and ring are the latest to have a warning by the fbi. >> reporter: good morning, frances. this is a new and terrifying twist where hackers take over home security cameras to torment families these cyber crooks are now sending pol

plant is not all it seems. 9 years ago the nuns admitted that the 269 babies had died in charlotte russe a number that could plausibly be buried in these plots. but it is now clear that over a 1000 babies died here. so where all of. this photograph was taken in 1974 not long after the nuns close to home but there is no obvious sign of the angel's plots which the nuns now claim was a consecrated graveyard where they buried babies in individual coffins however we've established that the area above this hedge which takes up the top 3rd of the nuns claimed angel's plots actually contains the pits used by the nuns for the mass burial of unbaptized babies and still blows. tony mcguire is an archaeologist an anthropologist who specializes in the location next invasion of unmarked graves. just itching to get. it. so with that area unavailable for the families and burials it is even clearer the remaining area cannot speak of the true extent of the graveyards. the most probable scenario is that in reality it's. extends i that's were faintly visible pathway here on the 974 picture or right up to th

imposes sanctions on turkey over its purchase of russ and -- russian missile defense systems.housands of people gather in chilly and argentina to witness a solar eclipse. welcome to the program. the u.s. electoral college formally validated joe biden's victory in the presidential election. electors in california pushed joe biden over the threshold to clinch the presidency. it is one of the last steps to finalize the outcome of the election. all states have certified the results, giving biden the wind and the electors are reflecting that outcome. officials in battleground states like georgia, pennsylvania and arizona are among those who voted for the democrat. trump has falsely claimed there was massive vote rigging. dozens of cases filed by his campaign failed. william barr is resigning amid trump's accusations he hasn't done enough to investigate the president's false claims of election fraud. trump made the announcement on twitter, saying he just met with barr and his relationship with the attorney general has always been a good one. trump said barr was planning to step down

>>let's go to the east bay now russ culture honoring the life of brianna taylor has been destroyed in oakland that bust was installed downtown just 2 weeks ago, and it appears that unknown vandals just broken apart kron four's dan thorn talked with the man who created and has more on but he says he's now trying to do. >>to put it back together. >>well this is definitely been upsetting and disappointing for not only the sculptor, but also people who are advocates for the black lives matter movement. this bust was designed to be against injustice and now this sculptor has left having to rebuild it. >>chunks of ceramic chipped away from a bust of brianna taylor the sculpture in the middle of downtown oakland found hacked to pieces just days after christmas. i think it was a an active of racist aggression sculptor leo carson put together this piece to honor the black lives matter movement. the bust serves as a tribute to taylor who was shot and killed by police in louisville kentucky during a botched raid earlier this year. after months of carving and shaping carson's artwork was installe

i'm russ spencer.ning anchor for fox 5 in atlanta and you're watching the atlanta press club loudermilk-young debate. we're broadcasting from the studio of georgia public broadcasting in atlanta and we welcome viewers from across the state and the country. this is the runoff debate for u.s. senate to fill the seat held by kelly loeffler. and let's meet the candidates now. they are in alphabet order, republican candidate kelly loeffler. she was appointed to the u.s. senate in january of 2020 to replace johnny isaakson. she's also part-owner of atlanta's wnba team, the atlanta dream. raphael warnock is the senior pastor at ebenezer church. let's meet our panel now. greg bluestein is a political reporter with the "atlanta journal-constitution" and lisa rayam is host and senior producer of npr's "morning edition." let's get started. the topics were not shared with the candidates in advice. the debate will be divided into three rounds and candidates will have 60 seconds to answer questions and 30 seconds fo

forces fired water cannon while demonstrators hold rocks at police front latest in a wave of what russ that started as a protest against a hike in public transport and spiraled into generally against inequality. and palestinian farmers are celebrating a long awaited return to the lines of to 46 years of occupation by israeli settlers now this comes 4 years after an israeli court allowed the farmers to reclaim that property and they shared their motions after the homecoming. this is an indescribable feeling our land was confiscated and cultivated by israeli settlers and we were banned from entering. valleys or learn from our fathers and grandparents who were barred from coming in for the israelis who say i don't die young ones forgets we have not forgotten we will teach this listen to our children until the last metre of palestine is liberated well up giving you a glance at some of the big stories of the day so far goodbye for me for the moment i hope you stop by sea. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic devel

a former assistant secretary of defense in suntanned fabric this is the chief strategy officer for russ muslim global and the former director of policy planning at nato in uncle are you surf a lot of the his security and defense analyst and retired turkish colonel a warm welcome to you all lawrence these sanctions should we describe them as lights or have be and have the potential to hurt turkey's military capabilities or ministers military industry are they do have the capability to do that because the united states is concerned that where turkey piny yes or 'd 100 it will compromise the security of the united states and then a nato ally winds and basically make it who want yes a call for nato and the united states to deal with a potential threat from russia if they should for example the site to go into the baltics are going to. war into ukraine so i think that's what they're trying to do is say send a signal got to stop this because if you don't you're going to undermine the whole purpose of the of the alliance as well as u.s. security fabrics could we talk about a defining mood mome

joining me now is russ mould, investment director, aj bell they have been fighting and wrangling overargest stimulus package ever. take us through some of the details. you have all you mentioned the vaccine distribution bailout, airlines, 600 dollars per adult, down from 1200 earlier on this year but still nevertheless a direct cash injection and support for welfare programmes so it is broad ranging and worth around 496 broad ranging and worth around 4% of american gdp. broad ranging and worth around 496 of american gdp. very welcome by millions of americans are struggling right now but it is only for the next few months, isn't it? that is correct and interesting, mitch mcconnell, the leader of the senate, the republican committee ‘s —— he says he doesn't think it is the perfect solution. president—electjoe biden, the democrats didn't get all the money they wanted so they are not entirely happy either. you may well see further attempts to prevent stimulus going forward. that is the key question with the rollout of the vaccines coming m, rollout of the vaccines coming in, it could take

i spoke to russ frusht, co—founder of the games website polygon, in new york.eople that for the first time picked up gaming during the pandemic and won't necessarily put it down in the coming years. the percentage, whatever that will work out to be, will be higher than pre— pandemic and that is where the growth has happened. who have been the biggest winners and losers in the business? yeah, i think in terms of winners, nintendo is one of the biggest ones. it had a huge hit with animal crossing and came at a time when people wanted to connect even smaller games, a game called among us, it's multiplayer, free to play on your phone, very easy to jump in with friends, smaller games have really done well as well. it does seem like maybe with this broadening of the audience reaching new, more casual players, maybe we will see less of the super, super hard—core very difficult tough—to—get—into games. then again, the demand is still there as well. you want to talk about losers? the only one jumps to mind is cyberpunk which, over the last couple of weeks, has stolen a

has pulled out of the long running and russ miss judith exchange scheme between universities politicians will return to westminster to vote on the deal on december 30th shortly after the it was announced the scottish 1st minister nicholas the and said that britain has lost more than its gained from briggs it and that now scotland has to decide on its future is quote an independent european nation we want the deal is triggered mixed feelings among scots sund other brits. i think it makes me feel that these because of a past couple weeks i should be just so much hype and misinformation and media fatigue because it's been going for so long i hate breaks and i think it's a completely retrograde step i think that the feeling of being part of a multinational international. i word looking community i think has been thompson fantastic i didn't support bret so i didn't pull the frank said i am really guides to not be part of you know petty boy it does make me nervous to think how am i going to get to visit the european cities and you know friends i have to live in spain and in france and other pa

. >>> the alarming new warning about that massive cyber attack tied to russ now being called a grave risk to the government and beyond >>> tough questions in congress for the family behind the maker of oxycontin and what they had to say about the opioid painkiller tied to so many deaths. >>> millions of packages stranded or delivered late. tonight, warnings of new delays >>> and what a teacher of the year tells me about educating our kids, some valuable lessons for us all >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. there are several breaking covid-19 developments as we start here tonight just a short time ago, an independent panel of experts recommended the fda approve a second vaccine, this is the one made by a company called moderna. a decision that within days could start injecting 6 million more vaccine doses into distribution networks and this evening the need couldn't be more urgent as hospital icus across densely populated southern california reach their dreaded breaking point. 0% availability. our reporting starts with tom costello. >> reporter: the vote

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the data i saw is the, they all work by inducesings though rye russ neutralizing that enough vaccineg to be manufactured. >> folks have a will the of questi question. when there are two, maybe three vaccines, how do you know which one you should take in. >> well, the answer for the next few months is you're not going to have much of a choice. you pretty much have to take what's offered to you and that's okay because all of these vaccines work by same mechanism and induce the virus antibodies. one of the issues with the emergency use authorization, rather than a full approval process and the full aproufl pr -- approval process, you wait at least a year to see how durable it is, how long it lasts and if there are any safety issues. we won't have that because the emergency use operation is trying to save lives now. if you're getting 2,000 to 3 dueses death per day. so we don't know how durable. >> so you won't know but it okay. get those virus antibodies in your system and if you need a boost later on, that's okay. all this is going to have to be worked out and into 22. but get what you

history russes -- the vaccines are always instructed with the view this is going to mutate or somewhat you don't know that for sure until they get into the petri dish, but what i'm seeing here is what joe is seeing. we're seeing a little bit of a rationalization of the reopen trades that didn't stand a chance of being sustainable. the cruise lines, the airlines and the hotels you're seeing smarter stock picking. not entirely but overall to more rational market. >> sarat, i get the drift from people hearing what they're saying and looking at the notes coming into the show today that nobody's worried at all about where we are what do you say? >> i think you're right. i mean, we call these things a blip, a particularup, a bump in the road and tease what you're saying there's a lot of money out there that wants to buy stocks the big news of, hey, his financials can actually buy their stock back and you've got some money coming into, not just monetary but fiscal. our view is you stay invested, you do the and -- what does that mean, asrat? people have done the reopening trade. is it time to

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had a generally throughout history but certainly our reality base everyone doesn't always no -- i russ it. >> and the way that works inside with the social network is you see some indicators are batch you can get to the dmunt and make a more yfd decision that's something i think we can you a and we'll can have more involv involved. >> thanks so much, kate, for pringing that to us and for your reporting as well. over to you, ty. >> we continue to watch the vaccine roll out brian sullivan is large in lake charles, louisiana, where they received remember ray from morr morrisin rent from so these folks were not only dealt with getting the fax here n housers or trails are are of what in just received it and you can see that's the cool. you goss to understand what's in there. hundreds of doses of thattine that we've been waiting a for a hong it. we basically came with the van on the way down. the first thing that's going to happen is they're going to take this out and give it up to and a lull and we hope it nfbl given it to me sfchl the ones who have not only been out there, they've lost fam

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we've said how many of russ there out in this country? and how can we connect with them?turning a guilty verdict. >> at the end of the trial, we just decided, this is what i want to do. i want to be able to hold a hand and help people through this initial grief and find the solutions that can help them move forward. >> the couple sold their home so they could hit the road full time. in the at seven years, they've responded to 15 mass shootings. >> there is been newtown, there is been santa barbara, there is been parkland. >> san bernardino. santa fe. las vegas. we can name almost all the big ones. and a survivor from every one of them. >> what's the first thing that you say -- >> i know you didn't want to get out of bet this morning. i know you're in shock. and then we start going through finding out how your child was killed. the coroner, dealing with all of that. then the hoaxsters, the people that will raise funds for that you you'll never see. then dealing with the legal aspect, do we have a trial coming up? we mention, push as gently as we can how important trauma th

roger stone, he lied to congress, to the republican congressional committee that was investigating russ russia's involvement with the 2016 election. one of the things the judge said in his sentencing was that he tried to protect the president and now he's got a pardon as a result of what he did for the president. charles kushne convicted in 2005. chris christie was the attorney at the time. he's the father of jared kushner, we have been told by white house officials that jared kushner did not play a role in this pardon but obviously this is something that's on everyone's mind for some time to come. another name that stood out margaret hunter who's the wife of duncan hunter, the former congressman who was pardoned last night. she's also an estranged wife of duncan hunter, they were involved in misusing campaign funds. the underlying thing here is the president mattis using his pardon power which he has been obsessed with and realized that essentially there is no curb on it and he's using it in the last days in office to try to reward people, friends and those associated with his campaign

they didn't cover it at all or they went to their trump era default mode, they blamed russ russia. >>his whole smear on joe biden comes from the kremlin. >> every intelligence professional i've talked to says this is a russian intelligence disinformation campaign. >> it could've come from russian military hacking of ukrainian gas company where hunter biden served. >> rudy giuliani was dealing with alleged russian intelligence agent. >> rudy giuliani is a russian asset at this point. because this is what they are doing, grasping at straws. in case that didn't work to keep the scandal at bay, they had to inject covid into the biden story and attempt to kill it. >> trump is spending the week trying to make hunter biden a thing downplaying covid. >> the president is going to take advice on covid-19, which is why they are bringing in some of these other topics like hunter biden. to speak of the truth is, where in the middle of a pandemic. instead of debating crowds odds or conspiracy theories, we should be talking about policy, values, and ideas. >> laura: okay. again, it was publicly repo

state regs and the state laws already in place to really create a failed election result in these vape russow subject to my view to objections and rejections that could give president trump a second term. gregg: that's it for us this evening. lou will be back on monday. congressman mo brooks will be joining him to taxicab up his planned challenge of the electoral college vote certification next week. a reminder, follow lou on twitter @loudobbs, like him on facebook and follow him on instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. thanks for joining us. i'm gregg jarrett. have a great evening dagen: good morning, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. thursday, december 31st, new year's eve. top stories at 6:00 a.m. eastern. push for more stimulus. time running out for congress to agree on 2,000-dollar checks for members as they try to put the focus on overriding president trump's defense veto. we are on this all morning long. we hear from tennessee congressman chuck and california congressman john garemendi. election issues, senator josh hawley will oppose the results of the presidential electio

up to target a part of the virus that is critical and relatively stable to the biology of the rye russ. that being said, there's still a lot more to learn about this virus, and in this case, it is theoretically possible that it could happen. it has not happened yet. from what we understand, the vaccines are both safe and effective from the prevention of all the strains that we know of, and people should be getting their vaccine as soon as they can, and a public health official tells them that it's time. >> dr. harris, there's a new kaiser family foundation study that found that up to a third of african-americans are right now hesitant about get thing vaccine, the surgeon general of the united states dr. jerome adams got his vaccine on camera to help take away some of the stig stigma. how do you battle londong stand skepticism of these vaccines in the black community? >> the first thing we want to say is that skepticism, that mistrust has been earned from the tuskegee syphilis study, even some instances today. and so the way you earn trust is to work with the community, go into the comm

. >> the president has a blind spot whether n it comes to russ. that work at the intelligent united states, the cia, national security administration and others said there's no question it's from russia. they have done this sort of thing before. they have done it again. what it underscores is russia acts with impunity with regard to the cyberattacks because they don't think we have the capacity to respond in like measure. >> let's bring in samantha vinograd. do you agree the president has a blind spot when it comes to russia? >> president trump has been moonlighting as putin's publicist for four years. whether it's putin attacking our elections, hacking into our power grids, assassinating or trying to assassinate people in third countries, invading ukraine and more. president trump has failed to personally call out and to punish putin. instead, he has deflected and shifted blame onto other actors and downplayed the significance of russian attacks. thankfully, we will soon have a president who is not afraid of putin. biden is not going to be timid.

priced into stocks from here i think it gets a little bit difficult >> let's put that question to russ costrich. five-star rated by morning farm. what do you make of what savita said there, basically good your for the economy, for earnings but a lot of it is already priced in? >> i've got a lot of respect with savita. i agree very strongly with the first two parts of that. i think it will be a good year for the economy, a good year for earnings where i would disagree a bit is the last part about stocks and risky assets i think they will also have a reasonably food yegood year. if we think earnings are going to go up, the only way stocks are not going to go up is if you see some type of multiple compression. the question i would ask is in an environment in which we're very confident the policy rate from the fed would be pegged at zero, we're very confident we're going to continue to see asset purchases on a massive scale it's not obvious why market multiples would decline. if earnings are going to be strong, the economy is going to be strong and multiples can be stable, well, then stock

that report, written by russ ransland of the allied security operations group claims the machines had8% error rate. federal guidelines to find an acceptable error rate .008%. the report concludes that those ballot errors were ad jude candidated without oversight leading to, potentially, election fraud. the report also claims adjudication and service security logs are now missing from the inspected machines. dominion voting systems denies those claims telling us that, quote: there were no software glitches that switched votes in the county or anywhere else. they add there was no digital ad jude case of votes in anterim county as they don't, quote, license nor use digital accreditation to the extent the county needed to resolve any absentee ballots, it was done manually, by hand, outside the tabulation system. end end quote. major breaches on both sides of the divide between communists and freedom-loving americans expositived further today. russians are suspected of hacking the treasury, commerce and homeland security departments. hacking is a nice word for cyber attack successfully wag

state regs and the state laws already in place to really create a failed election result in these vape russnow subject to my view to objections and rejections that could give president trump a second term. gregg: that's it for us this evening. lou will be back on monday. congressman mo brooks will be joining him to taxicab up his planned challenge of the electoral college vote certification next week. a reminder, follow lou on twitter @loudobbs, like him on facebook and follow him on instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. thanks for joining us. i'm gregg jarrett. have a great evening guy: and boom goes the dynamite. the fight over this $2000 stimulus checks has officially exploded break senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is the one who pulled the pin. i am guy benson in for kennedy, thanks her being here. for the third day in a row senate lawmakers have been at each other's throats over whether to increase those payments to the american people from $600 to two grand. earlier today the president kept it short and sweet tweeting $2000 asap. at least five republican senators have publicly

there is a line out the door for russ to good oxford i adopted one myself.r biggest losers it is small businesses. they have been hit hard not just by coving pandemic lockdown but also by wanton, rioting and looting and democratic cities like minneapolis for their the biggest losers in my book. and it is sad. guy: what is your dog's is important. >> agent and trent reggie is an eight year old beagle. go rescue dog. if you do one thing after the show. guy: is reggie have zoned instagram account yet? >> he doesn't but if you follow mine. >> where he joined a docks reggie? winner loser. >> winners are authoritarian governors, would be authoritarian citizens who just want to write out their neighbors and everything like that, big business jeff bezos, losers had definitely small business who by the way the irs has reported they're going to up their audits by 50% of small businesses in 2021 prospectus in the nick of time. >> s so why do any of us pay taxes anymore really makes no sense. and besides that, losers hunter biden part he had a good run for a while. it w

state regs and the state laws already in place to really create a failed election result in these vape russse electors are now subject to my view to objections and rejections that could give president trump a second term. gregg: that's it for us this evening. lou will be back on monday. congressman mo brooks will be joining him to taxicab up his planned challenge of the electoral college vote certification next week. a reminder, follow lou on twitter @loudobbs, like him on facebook and follow him on instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. thanks for joining us. i'm gregg jarrett. have a great evening and a happy new year. ♪. elizabeth: okay, we've got breaking news. the senate just adjourned moments ago until tomorrow at noon eastern time. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said that the democrats plan to give americans $2000 covid relief checks has quote no realistic path to pass the senate. there is no path forward there. senators continue to fight over that. it us so bad they're even fighting over when to vote to override the president's veto on the 740 billion-dollar defense spending

. >> trying to play the history russ and cases topping as tom lee is trying to do is dangerous in and of itself i mean, even dr. gottlieb oaf the weekend, who says, yeah, okay, you may have what looks to be a topping perhaps a plateau in cases nationally, hospitalizations and deaths are going to continue to go up because they're lagging indicators and the next couple of months are going to be arguably the toughest and the worst that we've endured to this point. that makes it more difficult all that said, there is perhaps an opportunity, as tom lee says and jim is playing for this short-term burst do you believe in that or not? >> i mean, i've been talking about a u.n. melt up since like the end of october so i'm already in that camp as the viewers are aware. so i guess the way -- look, i think the market has essentially treated the pandemic like a natural disaster rather than an economic event it had a major impact on the economy obviously, but the market has basically shrugged this off as -- so i went back and i was reading about the san francisco earthquake at the start of the 20th

the russ sell a little choppy, down three days in a row keep an eye on that. cyclicals, like industrial stocks, caterpillar, energy stocks week mid-morning, 1220. headlines, mcconnell rejects schumer's aor request that the senate approve the $2,000 payments by unanimous concept. lost ten points on the s&p on that headline though we're come off the lows of the day so stimulus still matters in the news take a look at the sectors banks, modest gains for the month but overall, you know, still down about 13% for the year energy has been in a downtrend for last few weeks, that's the worst performer on the s&p, probably down 35% for the year and industrials have stopped going up for the last month or so that's interesting they were a big performer september, october, mid-november not anymore, and, of course, tech the outstanding performer all year, up 40% i want to remind everybody that global markets have been rallying for the last several weeks. we're at new highs in germany today and new highs in taiwan, the nikkei a multi-decade high over in japan, small country,