i hope to see you on april 23rd at st. ann. it is a much. and join me as we pray for this, or whole global planet and hopefully we will see you april 23rd. have a good day. in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our communities healthy. relieve traffic. reduce pollution. rescue caltrain. [all] yes on measure rr. >>> bay area photos tng big num sting opens you to get your voice heard. >>> just not ready to begin going back through public transit. >> the length barter is going to get you back on the trains. if you are getting back on public transport we need to know before you travel. >>> plus a subdued halloween or better than ever look at how the bay area celebrated during a time of social distancing. >>> good mo

st. anne's catholic church. as he was leaving mass, biden was asked whether americans across the country should be able attend religious services amid this pandemic and biden responded saying, yes, safely. we have seen joe biden attending mass several times over the course of the past few weeks. he noted himself that his own church limited the number of people who can attend mass and the church services due to the pandemic so this is an issue as he is grappling with his own plans for the pandemic, this is an issue he put front and center. >> thank you. >>> my next guest has been credited with saving joe biden's campaign to curing him the democratic nomination. he launched him to victory in south carolina and reinvigorate his campaign in the final stretch. congressman, good to have you with us. it is true, are you one of the reasons we are discussing joe biden at this point. you and south carolina voters played a very important role helping them to rally pack in february. i am curious, as you look at what is on t

transition advisors and a short while ago, he attended mass here in womening t wilmington, delaware, at st. ann'sving that church service, biden was asked whether all americans should be able to attend religious services amid the pandemic, and biden responded, yes, if it's done safely. we have seen the president-elect go to church quite a few times over the past few weeks. he's even noted that his own church has the one that he normally attends has limited the amount of people they allow there in order to conduct these church and mass services in a safe manner. now, biden, as he's meeting with his transition advisors, one issue that is top of mind is his cabinet picks, and he is actually speeding up the timeline for when he plans to announce his first cabinet nominees. these decisions were expected to come after the thanksgiving holiday but now it is getting sped up, and he is likely to announce a cabinet nominee as soon as early next week. biden has already said he's made up his mind about his treasury secretary, and he could soon announce also his secretary of state. so these are all steps that

thoughts on the michigan -- >> president-elect biden there as you see just moments ago departing st. ann'sn, delaware, where we're told he was attending mass. you heard a reporter there ask him if all americans should be allowed to attend religious services during a pandemic. his answer, a little less easy to hear, if you will, than the reporter's question, but he did answer there saying, yes, safely. a second question was shouted, we did not hear a response from that. >>> the next episode of the cnn original series takes a look at the legacy of hillary rodham clinton. it's been 30 years since she and bill clinton walked into the white house. she was accused of being too ambitious, too involved in her husband's administration. her roles as a senator and secretary of state made her a democratic party powerhouse. a huge plot twist from her early years growing up in the rodham household. >> hugh rodham was a die-hard republican and encouraged his daughter to campaign for republican candidates like barry goldwater. her father was furious when she went off to the east coast to one of the finest

joe, on occasion, would come in to st. ann's or st. patrick's.etail. and be there. and then he'd leave before it ended so he didn't, you know, disrupt everything, but i remember looking back and sort of stealing a glance at one point. and he was praying hard. >> biden also got support from his boss. >> the only person i told about how bad off bo was, and he kept the confidence, was barak. >> for years, the president and vice president had a weekly lunch appointment, and when bo got sick, the struggle became their shared conversation. did they become closer? >> they absolutely became closer. as people do, right, when they experience great life events together. >> so close that when the vice president mentioned he might sell his home to help his son, the president made a stunning offer. >> i said, if bo resigns, there's nothing to fall back on, his salary, but i said i worked it out. jill and i will sell the house, we'll be in good shape. when he got up, he said don't sell that house. promise me you won't sell that house. he's going to be mad at me

st. louis county. ann tweeted, made my fiance before he held out to be a poll worker.in the general election. it's been over 500 days for me covering him on and off the campaign trail and i'll be with him as he heads to scranton. marianna you have been killing it, congratulations. charles emailed, i have a 20-month-old working on his fourth tooth. i have been up this early for months. one last tweet, i have to color my hair. i refuse to go vote with gray roots even if i'm wearing a mask. i hear you, sister. get out there, go vote. it's your last chance. >>> coming up next here, we have a look at the axios "1 big thing" and coming up on "morning joe," jim clyburn. the man who propelled joe biden to the nomination with his endorsement in north carolina will join the conversation. >>> plus an update from the democratic candidate for u.s. senate in that state, jaime harrison, as he tries to up seat republican lindsey graham. >>> former candidate, stacy abrams will weigh in on biden's chances to win the peach state. that's one to watch. "morning joe," just moments away. one

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frontline freshmen like kendra horn and republicans have also protected suburban districts like ann wagner's around st. louis and say they have the most diverse caucus they have ever seen, more women, more minorities so even with the majority, democrats will not have a lot of room to maneuver and, shep, there will be a lot of questions about the strategy nancy pelosi has pursued as speaker of the house. >> all right, ylan, ylan mui, thank you. >>> two republican operatives told me in the morning they expected to lose eight to ten house seats net. we're getting a look at some of the new folks coming up on capitol hill in jiang. north carolina voters elected the youngest congressman, madison cawthorn 25 years old a rising -- 25 i don't even remember that year. he was born in 1995. aagh bill clinton was in office, o.j. simpson on trial 25 is the youngest you can be and become a congressman according to the constitution. cawthorn will represent north carolina's 11th district a seat formerly held by mark meadow, now president trump's chief of staff house republicans added at least a dozen women to their ro

staff at st thomas‘ hospital in london filmed the moment ann was given the plasma.he was the first person in the country to get it. kugan is an a&e charge nurse who's pretty sure he got covid—19 at the hospital where he works. it was kugan‘s plasma that was given to ann. kugan and ann are about to meet for the first time. hello. hi. it's brilliant to see your face, it's amazing. i've been looking so forward to it. 0h, me too. oh, my god. grateful, thankful — there is no words on earth that can describe the feelings. it isjust a simple thing everyone can do, ann. you've made such a difference, and my family and my friends are so grateful for you, they really are. i do think that you helped save my life. more than 130,000 people who have had covid—19 have now donated their plasma, and just over 1,000 patients have been given a transfusion. it's part of a large trial in hospitals across the uk, co—ordinated by the nhs blood and transfusion service to see if convalenscent plasma can be an effective treatment. absolutely amazing. i'm just so grateful that you people have

staff at st thomas' hospital in london filmed the moment ann was given the plasma.ot covid—19 at the hospital where he works. it was kugan‘s plasma that was given to ann. kugan and ann are about to meet for the first time. hello. hi. it's brilliant to see your face, it's amazing. i've been looking so forward to it. 0h, me too. oh, my god. grateful, thankful — there is no words on earth that can describe the feelings.

staff at st thomas‘ hospital in london filmed the moment ann was given the plasma.first time. hello. hi. it is brilliant to see your face, it‘s amazing. i‘ve been looking so forward to it. me too. oh, my god. grateful, thankful — there is no words on earth that can describe the feelings. it isjust a simple thing everyone can do, ann. you‘re my guardian angel. thank you. your face is imprinted now in my mind. no! it is. you‘ve made such a difference, and my family and any friends and my family and my friends are so grateful for you, they really are. i do think that you helped save my life. more than 130,000 people who have had covid—19 have now donated their plasma, and just over 1,000 patients have been given a transfusion. it‘s part of a large trial in hospitals across the uk, co—ordinated by the nhs blood and transfusion service to see if convalenscent plasma can be an effective treatment. people who have had covid—19 are being encouraged to take part in the trial, to donate their plasma to help the most seriously ill. it‘s one of the very special days in my life.