on sky news this morning so pressure and interview on sky news this morning so pressure on both sidesepted that has been very little progress over the past week or so. earlier on in the week the uk source described to me the eu position on fishing, one of the eu position on fishing, one of the key sticking points remaining as com pletely the key sticking points remaining as completely unrealistic and it doesn't really seem that has been any progress they are on the other areas of contention, a level playing field and regulatory alignment between the two side and enforcement and governance of any agreement that does emerge. this morning, the environments secretary george eustace sounded relatively upbeat about the prospects of a deal. the prime minister last week said that we really needed to re—energise and the eu really needed to focus and refresh their mandate in these final weeks because yes, and many areas progress has been made an agreement exists and a lot of text has been drafted. there are the sticking points around for instance fisheries and state aid rules that can be resolv

this morning so pressure interview with sky news this morning so pressure for both sides to come toey have accepted there has been very little progress over the last week or so, with the eu's position on fishing which is one of the key sticking point remaining is com pletely the key sticking point remaining is completely unrealistic. it doesn't seem like there has been any progress there are on the other areas of contention which is of a equal playing field and of governance of any agreement that does emerge. this morning, speaking on the andrew marr programme, the environment secretary said he felt upbeat about the prospect of a deal. the prime minister said he really had to re—energise and focus, refresh a mandate any final weeks because, yes, in many areas, progress has been made and agreements exist with a lot of text being drafted but there are the sticking points earned fisheries and state aid rules that can be resolved. you're not for anything miraculous, just what other countries like norway and canada have and it should be possible to reach that agreement. in terms of what

that sky news report in britain.e're basically viewed as insane. today, at some of the final rallies of his re-election campaign, the president said american doctors are inflating the numbers of covid deaths. the president is now telling his rally audiences that american doctors are faking covid deaths for money. he also said covid isn't that bad. you get it but then you get better. and i know you think i'm being hyperbolic and paraphrasing the president's remarks. it does sound insane but that is how he's closing things out. >> you know, our doctors get more money if somebody dies from covid. you know that, right? i mean, our doctors are very smart people. so, what they do is say i'm sorry but everybody dies of covid. it's true. they'll say it's terrible what he said but it's true. it's like $2,000 more. what happens issia get it, you're going to get it, stay away, you're going to get better and then you're immune and it goes away. t goes away. but this lying, this is an act, just like yelling fire in a crowded thea

oh this is -- the equipment is falling over >> all right john ashworth was on sky news talking aboutry's response to the pandemic when it nearly blue nearly blew away the umbrella and handled the equipment. >> he handled it so well i think he said excuse me when it started to blow away. >> of course. >> handled it like a pro. >> as they are in the u.k., so polite. >> i'm valerie castro. >> i'm frances rivera. >> i'm frances rivera. how they'r before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? >>> right now at 4:30, preparing to tighten covid-19 restrictions. the bay area counties set to roll back reopenings this week and a breakdown of what businesses are being impacted. >>> plus, the bay area is bracing for another round of rain. meteorologist kari hall is tracking when that wet weather is set to start. "today in the bay" starts for you right now. >>> well, welco

that was john ashworth, a member of parliament who was on sky news talking about the country's response to the pandemic when the wind nearly blew away his umbrella you see the monitor there that was knocked over and other lights as well you know, he's chuckling he's dealing with it good thing he didn't get hurt. >> i thought he was going to have a mary poppins moment hanging on to that umbrella. >> could easily happen. >> what a pro. >>> coming up on "early today," there is new proof against rising accusations of voter fraud. >>> we'll tell you why residents louisiana have nicknamed an area cancer alley and what they plan to do about it. it may leadd of possibilities. entresto helped people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. our essential mist transforms fragrance infu

including the australian, the only national paper or murdoch own, as is the 24 hour news channel, sky news astray. the petition for a full scale royal commission investigation into the murdoch factor in australian politics was kevin rudd's idea. right, however, has some history. he needs to get past as the company put it to us. it's also important to remember member, mr. rudd's disproportionate and unseemly efforts to ingratiate himself with news corp. this trail you when he was labor party leader, both in opposition and government. just because you're a hypocrite, doesn't make you wrong. he had no choice. the label of power, especially by the story really meant that he could either try and get an unfavorable treatment will get a 5. he tried to get a favorable one and how to be pushed back to the right age. they've been seeing for the fact that he was still was ultimately down in power. if not, i mean up at least with systems and you say that the current 2 major party leaders . i'm not talking much about the station. all that us ability of the royal commission, they're avoiding that conver

something we've talked about it a great length now the british environment secretary george eustace told sky news in the u.k. is the u.k. is open to a sensible approach on this as part of a deal what might a sensible approach look like when it comes to the fisheries where you do we're going to talk about all these things that have gone on for years yes fred but what this means is what he means by about a sensible approach is 1st of all there is a red line and boris johnson referred to the spectacular maritime wealth that the british isles possesses and there is a red line with regard to control over what a british waters actually if you read the europeans some of the european press it's very interesting to say they say the british insists they should have control what it is their waters but what the red line is is the control however what he uses as just said which is great movement he said would be open to a sensible approach something like a couple or perhaps 3 years so he now he's actually indicated a duration of time and that's actually it may not sound big but that's a big step forward and i

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. >>> sky news can now say that the next president of the united states is projected to be joe biden.> changes are coming, and i'm confident that as soon as biden comes in he will reverse that whole process, and he will put america back in the lead for tackling climate change. >> it's good that the american elected him because they didn't like trump. trump did stupid things. it's affected us, what he did, and let's seement time will tell. >> that's news of president-elect joe biden's victory spreading around the world. american allies and adversaries were anxious about the outcome. many celebrated their relief across the globe, including in india and the ancestral village of vice president-elect kamala harris. nbc's molly hunter is in london. so what are you hearing from your post there in the uk? >> reporter: hey, good morning. that's right. here in the uk, some excitement. going to run through a couple of the front pages. you've got "the observer," "it's video." you've got the "supposed times," that says, "sleepy joe wakes up america." and you've got a tab "time to heal." felt acros

coming up good news for boeing how many 7.37 max planes could soon be back in the sky. >>good news for boeing tonight, the 7.37 max could soon be back in the air that's after being grounded for 20 months the fda issued an order paving the way for the troubled plane to return to service 72 jets operated by american united and southwest would be the first to return to the skies. the 7.37 max was grounded last year after 2 of the planes crashed in separate incidents in ethiopia and indonesia, those crashes killed 346 people the f a a now says boeing has fix the aircraft's faulty software and design flaws which have been blamed for causing those crashes. max pilots will also need to be required to undergo new training. >>carnival cruise lines has canceled cruises from all us ports through the end of january. company has also canceled some sailings from home ports after that date. carnival is still working with the cdc on resuming cruises here in california cruises out of long beach in san diego have been suspended through february and carnival legend cruises out of tampa won

john sparks from nbc partner, sky news, has more on this growing crisis, reporting from the border ofohn, what's happening there? >> hi, chris. the united nations says a full-scale humanitarian crisis is now unfolding on the ethiopi ethiopian/sudanese border. this is one place to come and see it. it is a dusty town on the sudanese side of the border that has turned into a major transit zone. a point of entry and departure for tens of thousands of refugees from tigray state in ethiopia. many say they are fleeing bombing and shelling and we believe around 30,000 of them have passed through this one particular spot. and they are heading -- their primary objective, at least, that tent over there run by the u.n. refugee agency and it's where the refugees come to be registered. they will get a bar code on their wrist. maybe we can ask to see one. can i see your bar code? you can see it. with that band, the refugees are entitled to basic food provisions and blankets, although i'm told by one humanitarian official that they've run out at the moment. they're also entitled to a seat on a bus in

the new sky star wheel has stopped turning. closed after debuting only last month. >> i feel so sad. we came to see these attractions but we couldn't because of the pandemic. >> reporter: many know their favorite spots will return but for now it's time to pay attention and flatten the curve. >> people who don't understand it aren't wearing masks. they have to be mindful. it can affect their loved ones and a lot of people are dying. >> reporter: we're back live. the sky star wheel we're told opened october 21st. so far it has had 50,000 riders, believe it or not. management says it will work folks who have already bought tickets for rescheduled visits in the future. the same goes for museums in the park. abc7 news. >> all good info. >>> don't forget you can check out details of coronavirus in your county including how fast cases are rising and what business restrictions in place. you'll find this on abc7news.com. >>> in south bay, the future of several sports seasons is still being ironed out. the 49ers are most prominent of a t

sky news says dominic cummings will go amid rising unhappiness among conservative mp's.rumors of him quitting are invented and say the decision to make him redundant have not changed. downing street sources say cummings will be out by christmas.the world's largest free-trade trade agreement is expected to be signed this weekend as asia-pacific nations conclude negotiations at the asean summit in hanoi. the partnership aims to reduce tariffs and strengthen supply chains with common rules and set out new e-commerce regulations. india has declined to be involved. philippines financial markets will be open after being closed by the passage of the typhoon. it was the 21st major system to hit the islands this year. at least seven people were killed. currency and bond markets will be shut for a second day although equities will trade. it is forecast to leave the philippines today, weakening as it tracks across the south china sea to vietnam. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countr

sky news. at realistically we will have to be living with some sort of restrictions over december and into the new year, and is that what is going to be needed in order to try to keep routine services going? and to keep routine services going? and to the prime minister, can you promise the man standing next to you that you will be able to extend measures if necessary on december the 2nd when over 50 of your own mps yesterday refused to support the current measures that we are now living with? or will you have to rely on sir keir starmer to extend restrictions? simon, the first one. thank you, beth. this will be a function of how collectively we are able to get the infection rate down over the course of the coming month. but what we are doing in the nhs a nyway but what we are doing in the nhs anyway is make sure we have flexible facilities, that we have as many nurses able to work as we can because where coronavirus takes off ina because where coronavirus takes off in a community, that means nhs

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stocks that have been beaten down this year sky rocketed on news that a vaccine from pfizer and bio andech is more than 90% effective at preventing covid-19. shares of pfizer rode 5% and movies at amc rose 50% and many airlines and cruise lines jumped double damage its. meantime, tech companies like amazon, netflix and peloton that boomed during the pandemic were lower. the ftc is requiring zoom to strengthen the security system. >>> the popular video app is settling allegations it mislead users about the level of protection it head since at least 2016. zoom engaged in unfair practices that undermine the security of its users, according to regulators. >> mcdonald's was loving the last quarter. the fast food giant helped sales spike in the summer and all told, earnings topped $1.7 billion. mcdonald's said it's introducing a chicken sandwich next year and making a plant burger dubbed mcplant. for more, head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> it's 4:45 and get a check on weather with mary least it's very cold out there. >> and it is for sure. the cold blast of air, we looking a

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let's go to beth rigby at sky news.ass testing and 2000 troops helping out. so how are you going to deliver mass testing to 40% of the population to mark are you going to have to deploy the entire british army? and to the scientists, professor whitty and sir patrick, professor whitty, you said earlier this week that loosening at christmas comes with a risk. 42% of the population where in tier1 before the lockdown, nowjust1% of the population in tier 1. are you trying to anticipate in the decisions you have taken, inevitable rise in cases over that five—day christmas period by being tougher with people before and probably after, too? beth, really good question about mass testing and how it works. i don't want to oversell how easy it is to do this, depends on strong, local leadership of the kind we have seen in liverpool and a real spirit in the community who wa nt to real spirit in the community who want to do it. it has also got to be stressed it is only part of the panoply of interventions that you need to defeat the d

he said the plan was to have a lockdown lasting four weeks but on sunday a senior minister told sky news extended if necessary. the opposition leader said that a lockdown should have been imposed weeks ago. >> reporter: day three in paris on a partial nationwide lockdown meaning people have to stay at home or can only leave if they go out for less than an hour unless they are equipped with a special piece of paper explaining why it is necessary. they try to bring the surging covid-19 figures back in control. some positivity rates in france above 20% and hospitalizations up substantially and some icus running out of capacity in european cities. a second wave that is looking worse than the first for europe with the virus spreading faster and wider than it did the first time. >> reporter: i am matt rivers in mexico city where they spent the day celebrating the day of the dead holiday where family members remember loved ones that passed off. roughly 92,000 people have lost their lives as a result of the coronavirus. the government declared saturday, sunday, morning as days of national mourni

news or visit our website. that's v.w. dot com. oh a green canopy. function and image for many of the anyone who has looked up at the sky through the news and it was the full relaxation, but also many of the many foods common dioxide, snowy climate change. and yet, many this week will people and project i will welcome to india. our 4th stop to is that a nature reserve in the himalayas? a privately one job or keep nature to serve was neglected and full of weeds just a few years ago. now it's been restored and not rushed in line to the endemic ecosystem. and these conservation efforts are even creating jobs for locals who are forced to look for them elsewhere. is this a feasible model to look after? let's find out untouched forest is becoming an increasingly rare sight. in such a forest wife, life is allowed to roam free, sprawling acres of green cover, left undisturbed by human activity. over the past few decades, the strain on forests has reached disastrous proportions. the changes upset delicate ecosystems and diminish wildlife habitats. at the same time, the poorest part of the population dependent on forests. most of the brunt of the changes. a lif

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fireworks light up the docks sky in delaware but will a new dawn soon be upon america joe biden has one power promising just that. to a country that has been living through a year of pandemic in unrest the veteran league is promising to bring a new bomb. the bible tells us everything there is a season a time to build a time when to time to sober and a time to hear oh this is the time to heal in america. alongside biden a woman who says she's determined to heal the country's rice who divisions camilla harris will be the country's 1st female a minority vice president she did the key to victory to the civil rights movement and said it will help restore us democracy and when our very democracy was on the ballot in this election with the very soul of america at stake and the world weren't change you ushered in a new day for america. in washington d.c. and in many of america's blue states that was celebrations for these people and many elsewhere not motz a huge victory in america's beats a culture war. they see themselves as weakness who've won back their own country or like america again and

the new sky star wheel has stopped turning, closed after debuting only last month. >> i feel so sad because we came to see this attraction, but we couldn't for the pandemic. >> reporter: many know their favorite spots will return, but for now it's time to pay attention and help flatten the curve. >> people who don't understand it, who aren't wearing masks, we have to be very mindful right now because it can affect their loved ones and a lot of people are dying. >> reporter: skystar wheel has been turning. the lights are on but no riders allowed. skystar management says it will work with folk who's already purchased tickets to reschedule for another time. same goes for museums here in golden gate park. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> also in san francisco, efforts are under way to understand if thanksgiving led to covid spread. today ucsf and the latino task force held post-holiday covid testing in four neighborhoods. abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke to those experts about their plan for the data. >> can i get your first name and last name? >> reporter: mario was one of mor

and anyone has look up at the sky through the new tree branches delivers the feeling of relaxation, but also many other benefits. dioxide, snowy climate change. and yet many places disappearing this week we'll look closer at the people and projects trying to protect our welcome to equal india. our 1st stop today is that a nature reserve dr. e. in the himalayas. a privately one job, a key nature preserve was neglected and full of weeds just a few years ago. now it's been restored and not just in line with the endemic ecosystem. and these conservation efforts are even creating jobs for locals who are forced to look for them elsewhere. is this a feasible model to look after? let's find out trival untouched forest is becoming an increasingly rare sight. in such a forest, life is allowed to roam free, sprawling acres of green cover left undisturbed by human activity. over the past few decades, the strain on forests has reached disastrous proportions. the changes upset delicate ecosystems and diminish wildlife habitats. at the same time, the poorest part of the population dependent on forests

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. >> kumasi and i were just out here at the new sky star wheel that debuted only last month and it already has to close. management is working with people who purchased tickets or rescheduled their visit. the same goes for museums. >> santa clara county is worried about the rising covid-19 cases there as well. the number of people who could potentially end up in the hospital. the county announced new rules that just went into effect at midnight. the order includes limiting capacity in stores to 25% or 10% depending on the type of store. a ban on sports, that impacts the 49ers, and a mandatory two-week quarantine for some travelers. julian glover is live at mineta san jose airport with more. good morning. >> good morning. one of the first things the directive says is that travel is discouraged but many bay area residents are decided to pack inside of a plane and to see family members far away for thanksgiving or maybe get inside of a car. if they travel further than 150 miles away, they will have to quarantine for 14 days. now the mandatory quarantine for people traveling into santa clara c

. >>> on to other news. sky 7 was over the chevron richmond refinery this afternoon. there was some flaring there. you can see the flames coming out of those stacks. chevron tells abc 7 it was caused by a power outage at a processing unit. the company says flaring is important to keep the refinery running safely by releasing pressure. the smoke did trigger the community warning system to alert residents what was going on. >>> and a search for possible evidence related to a recent crime prompted authorities to shut down northbound highway 101 through san jose this afternoon. authorities closed the freeway between story road and allen rock avenue and did so for about an hour and a half, starting around 1:00. the department did not specify what the crime was or if they actually found what they were looking for. >>> election applicationity. anxiety. dealing with the drama ahead of tomorrow. >>> covid milestone. one bay area county reaches 1 million tests. >>> the next holiday, thanksgiving is just around the corner, but covid could keep families separate. what you need to

. >> the new sky star wheel that just debuted last month also has to close. management is working with people who purchased tickets or rescheduled their visit. the same goes for museums. >> santa clara county is worried about the rising covid-19 cases there and the number of people who could potentially end up in the hospital. the county announced new rules that just went into effect at midnight. the order includes limiting capacity in stores, a ban on sports, and a mandatory two-week quarantine for some travelers. it comes as we learn nearly 1.2 million people traveled through tsa checkpoints in the u.s. yesterday. the highest number since march. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live at mineta san jose international airport with more. >> good morning. the first thing that the mandatory directive says that travel is discouraged, but many packed into cars or headed down here to the airport and hopped on a plane to spend the thanksgiving holiday with family. now if they traveled further than 150 miles they will have to quarantine for 14 days. the mandatory q

lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ the volvo xc90 recharge plug-in hybrid. ♪ ♪ >>> back now with the stars of the new abc series "big skye reviews. ryan phillippe and katheryn winnick and kylie bunbury, good morning to you all. thank you for joining us this morning. and, ryan, i'll start with you, my old friend. "big sky," it's a drama unlike any we've seen on abc. don't want to give too much away. how would you each describe your reaction to the first episode? >> man, i was shocked. i think that the audience will be and it leaves you wanting more and leaves you needing answers. that's for sure. >> is that you, ryan? >> it's somebody. >> you rang. somebody is getting a call. >> sorry about that. >> so, kylie, what was your reaction? >> i was shocked as well and really excited that abc is taking a chance like this. >> katherine, what about you? >> i feel the same way. i was just literally shocked when i read the first episode. it was just like, what? this is not happening. but i think a lot of people are just going to be on the edge of their seat because this is introducing such incredible characters that are a little qu

attempt to make the honourable member look good, but he was considered by the secretary of state on sky newse 2nd of december? well, mr speaker, the honourable lady started by saying that we were disrespecting parts of the united kingdom. i was on call with the first secretary of state, the home secretary and others with the first minister of scotland, wales and deputy minister of northern ireland yesterday as part of our regular dialogue with them, so of our regular dialogue with them, so that continues across the united kingdom. and indeed at official level, the chief medical officers liaise extremely closely together. second,it liaise extremely closely together. second, it is somewhat surprising and disappointing that the fact that the government has listened and introduced, for the first time, an upfront guarantee, which has provided the scottish government with £7.2 billion of funding at an earlier point than would traditionally be the case, recognising the volatility of the situation with covid, amongst the various grievances that the honourable lady... to is recognising that this is d

sky rocketing. we have to do something. >> reporter: across the country sunday more than 100,000 new coronavirus cases were reported. for a 20th consecutive day. >> our case rate is at a wildfire level. >> reporter: in nevada the governor issuing a statewide pause, tightening mask requirements and reducing capacity limits in public places. >> let me explain this quickly, whether you believe in the science of covid or not, the reality is this, it's simple. covid is filling up our hospital beds and that threatens all nevadans. >> the governor of georgia now urging people to wear a mask. >> as the weather turns cold, we have seen georgia's case numbers increase. we continue to ask the people of georgia to do a few simple things to limit the spread, wear a mask, practice social distancing. >> reporter: in the last week 10,000 americans have died from the virus. the equivalent of one person dying every minute. the kansas city fire department mourning the loss of two of its members, 45-year-old paramedic scott davidson and captain bobby rosha. >> think about the best person you ever met in your life. that's

staff reportedly referred to it as the nicer news feed and of the sky as to whether it should become a permanent feature. earlier in november, the platform conducted research to predict what kind of feed is good for the world, and which is bad for it. and the new algorithm appears to be giving preference the content that is less critical of joe biden, suppressing post for non-mainstream and pro republican articles. it resulted in a spike in visibility for big mainstream publishers like c.n.n. the new york times and national public radio, while posts from highly engaged, hyper partisan pages such as breitbart and occupy democrats became less visible. i spoke to a number of guests only so named emergency algorithm. this is what they had to say . i don't believe it is the place of the big tech company to govern what is and is not considered to be 100 percent true. when you have an algorithm that is created by human beings to determine what's true, what has the raspy and what doesn't. unfortunately, it doesn't always get it right. and then you have the early morning, it's almost created w

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. >> well, that was just a clip of a new documentary, "sky blossom: diaries of the next generation."s, and young people, many of them just teenagers, who serve as caregivers for a veteran parent while working and going to school. it has been named for the 2020 academy awards. i would like to introduce my colleague richard lui who is the film's director, and also with us is jenna plough featured in the film. she is the new mother of that darling baby. i want to thank you both for being here. richard, tell me how this got underway, because i know this is a personal story for you. >> yeah, alex, thank you for that. jenna, good to see you as well as jeremiah. what happened, you and i have talked about this over the years. i had to start taking care of my father long distance about seven years ago. and then i learned that there is over 50 million people like me of all ages taking care of somebody with a disability, somebody who needs help. and most often that's people like you and me. so then began that four-year journey to do this film. and along the way, over 150 people pitching in here