tate.r saying, "go get him. go get him now," and i thought, "they better get to him before i do." >> reporter: brian tate had been embroiled in an escalating feud with his neighbors lisa and seth. todd knew all about it, and was certain his daughter was now dead because of it. this is this culmination of bad blood's been goin' on for a month's time or more now? >> right. uh-huh. >> reporter: it started about two months before the murder. seth pulled a dead deer off the road along the property line. brian tate later tossed the hide onto seth's property. seth tossed it back, and the battle was on. tate made several calls to the county, complaining about nasty acts of vandalism. todd caldwell responded to one in april. and tate pointed the finger at his young neighbor. >> i can't remember names. >> seth, seth techel. >> seth techel? >> yup. >> torkel? >> techel. >> techel. >> yeah, his dad owns champion bowl. okay. >> and i'll tell -- i just -- they're good people. they really are. >> reporter

we'll dig into this later in the show with kristin tate. to defund is now begging for help, desperately asking for help from other towns and cities for their police officers because minneapolis homicides are up double digits. people are being shot to death, assaulted, robberies are up. by the way, they cut a million dollars out of that budget over there in minneapolis for the police. now they have to spend half a million dollars to bring police in to help them as violent crime spirals out of control in minneapolis. but no discussion about that in this progressive memo. your word on that? >> minneapolis is a beautiful city. it is sitting there with wonderful bridges right on the river. when i went there to cover a during the election and lead-up it was a nightmare. it was a absolute hellscape where streets were abandoned. simply homeless and drug addicts were out. almost every restaurant and bar was closed. me and reporter were one of three guests in the entire hotel. this was a busy night. it was a thursday night. we had to walk two miles t

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joining us tonight, congressman mark green, tom del baccaro, congressman ben cline, kristin tate, fordonnell an ron vitello with major headlines. nation's biggest school system shut down. we have more on this story. democratic politicians, examples how they're breaking their own lockdowns. americans lockdowns forethee, parties and trips for me. you will not believe who else is on the game. people and now more sheriffs pushing back on states from coast to coast breaking up basically the cities and states are breaking up large gatherings to stop covid-19 from spreading but now sheriffs in four states are refusing to enforce these rules, including breaking up thanksgiving dinner parties under extreme covid-19 lockdown measures that number of sheriffs doing that, the number of states where that is happening, that could grow. also this, there is new hope. pfizer says its vaccine is now more effective than realized. maybe raising hopes of a vaccine in december. one top democrat governor is tossing cold water on that, and tossing cold water on the trump administration's "operation warp speed"

the governor of mississippi joins us this morning, tate reeves great to have you with us.appy thanksgiving thanks for the time. >> thanks for having me on and happy thanksgiving to you and your family and the entire cnbc family. >> thank you very much i want to get to the vaccine distribution in a moment, but just shorter term, walk me through the calculus on the mask mandate and any news about how hospitals are managing the new caseloads. >> well, there's no doubt that we are taking a different approach than most of my colleagues around the country. there are statewide mask mandates in approximately 40 states around the country. but my opinion is that our goal should not be to just focus on those three words, but to focus on what can we do as leaders to ensure that the majority, and quite frankly, as many as possible are actually wearing masks in public. so we've taken a county by county approach and we have a very objective criteria. if you as a county have more than 200 cases over a two-week period, or more than 500 cases per 100,000 residents, then you automatically ha

kennedy: and we have young americans for liberty, young americans kristin tate. let's start taking us apart. you know that, i have canceled my travel plans. everyone is scared to fly print i do not want the my family sick. i do not want to endure them sans the play. lord knows and we have established on the show i am an airport hugger. what it will save my brother was a cop for a long time i did holiday right ones with him. fellow officers in his police departments. there are some tough stuff that happens around the holidays. do we really need cops who already have to work on thanksgiving knocking on doors to arrest people who are having seven or eight people and set up the mandatory six? >> this is absurd. as you pointed out they can be very proud of governor kate brown and her attempt to turn neighbors into sneetches. good luck with trying to get free americans stop celebrating thanksgiving. it's asking the french to stop taking the summer software it's never going to happen. i just want to go back to the entire premise of everything that's happened over the la

jillian: joining us to react, young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate.ard marianne's piece. explain what's going on in georgia because that used to be a solidly red state and it is becoming more liberal. should republicans be concerned? >> republicans can't get too comfortable about georgia. it has rapidly changing demographics, the population growing quickly and massive out-of-state money flowing into senate races. the tom tillis when in north carolina is good news for conservatives because republican control of the senate is all that stands between us and unchecked radical leftism, unified control for democrats could really end america as we know it. there are no limits to what the democrats could do if they had control of the senate, the house and the presidency. what we saw was a repudiation of far left liberalism, republicans over performed but republicans cannot get too comfortable. these races in georgia mean everything and they need to get out the vote because democrats are trying to do the same. >> we are going to pull up these numbers from our

governor already committed to doing -- mississippi governor tate reeves 280 and he will do everythingn his power to tak early voting it allowed in mississippi. not when i'm governor, too much chaos. governor reeves joins me now. governor, your state was having issues. you are able to actually count votes, but you get the sense that any of your peers and state houses across the country are going to follow suit? >> well, i think you are seeing folks across the country that made decisions this year to significantly expand early voting, to significantly expand mail and balancing. i think a lot of republicans around the country are looking insane maybe we did a mistake because there's no doubt that this has led to chaos, it is led to distrust in our election system, and that is just not good for our republic. no matter how you feel about this particular election, you cannot possibly imagine that this is good for our system of government. >> laura: i think the governments think it's just fine, because they believe it will ever work in their favor. they think no problem for them, they are go

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i think you take into account federalism under which the country operates and a uniform tate ziep system within its state. i would add just, to that, ongoing federal to accomplish things like upgrading the voting machinery and one last very reform, removing partisan control in the states over election administration. -- it's simply not sustainable, by the way other countries, not all but other countries avoid which is to have partisan elected have ambitions for hire office in charge of administration in particular states. i think it arouses suspicion of electoral process and does something that our commission very much not like to say of ttention with the goal professionalizing administration and treat it like a public service like any other. secretary of state in one state is in charge of counting the ballots and that running state is also for governor, that person shouldn't be in charge of ballots, you think? bob: i don't think an elected fficial, partisan elected official should be in charge of election administration period. we recommended in our commission a minimum, we would want s

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let's bring in mississippi governor tate reeves. you just heard cover nor kelly from kansas. >> thanks for having me on today. one size does not fit all. it is why those that are clamoring for a national strategy don't realize the governors in the trenches working every day. what's best for kansas today is not necessarily what's best for mississippi. i have 82 counties in my state. what is best in the northeast part of our state where numbers are in a certain spot versus what's best for the mississippi gulf coast are different. that's why we're taking a county by county approach. we began this dating all the way back to late june, early july. we have an objective criteria in place. if any county has more than 200 cases over a two-week period or more than 500 cases per 100,000 residents then we put additional measures in place, more strict measures in place which may or not include a max mandate. it includes having smaller-size gatherings and other things such as that. so again it's very important that governors have autonomy to do w

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daniel jones to golden tate with a leaping grab. manages to get down. there are two-point conversion away from a tie. on that try to dion lewis and originally called, pass interference. officials discussed and they wipe out the p.i. the bucs hang on to win 25-23. they're 6-2. and so one former patriots quarterback. he is riding high. the other one in san francisco riding >>> disney has created a new robot. some say it's creepy. >> yeah, take a look. its skinless. it even has a life like gaze. the robot can imitate human facial movements like blinking. oh. >> stop staring at me. [ laughter ] >> okay. and subtle movements from being up and down. it's thinking of the robots like the animated character. the goal to make them life like. >>> oh. >> oh. and to have to converse with them. >> the happiest place on earth. we'll be right back. ready to take your immune support to the next level? nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with

we will tate which counties today have moved into the different tiers. today there are three counties, sacramento, san diego and stanislaus county moving back to purple. there are several counties moving to substantial or red. contra costa, el dorado and santa cruz. there are also counties moving back to orange. including trinity. with these increases we are not seen any counties move forward this week. to remind you, all simple acts two assemble difference with covid-19. and it can help prevent the flu as well. as we head into into flu seaso i implore all of you to wear a mask. maintain six feet of distance from others. it is important to wash your hands. good health and hand hygiene, especially before eating. you have heard all of the things . it is important to have hand hygiene. it is more important than cleaning surfaces. it is much more important to clean your hands and wash her hands before touching your face and before eating. really important, as hard as it has been, minimize mixing. it is safest to stay with people in your own household and min

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if you take that logic further and you look at some of these , etc.,tates, michigan bidens marjorie victory -- margin of victory was largely determined by the libertarian party. , is my my question is assumption correct that this election in georgia will be swung by libertarians who either arede not to vote for unlikely to vote on the republican line? what givesepends kelly loeffler an upper hand. took away mostho of her votes was republican. his name is doug collins of georgia and he has dropped out now. he is a house member and had been a house member and ran against her and really wanted that c. he was defeated. he has gotten behind her and his votes will matter. i think it's an interesting point you make about the libertarian candidate. it depends on the state and the race. there can be a green party candidate who takes away votes from democrats. that certainly can be the case. in maine, for example, susan collins pulled out a win over sarah gideon who is a democrat but there were other ballot candidates who drew away from that and they were opposed to each other. they were not similar

so i read the poem to tate instead of a deep voice. extroverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. the moment i realized how language shapes the thinking, how definitions are not only a mental image, just put a whole person, have to think of the role is inside, save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist. i'm a storyteller, and i use my words to help with intercultural understanding. my name is the intimate way you and i work and to tell people bases date on any new flight from birthday and china condemns as follows. a decision by oppositional micah's in hong kong to resign on the mass of politicians took the step to protest to force their colleagues were expelled from parliament. also coming up, we follow the chain trying to track and trace new infections in turkey's largest city istanbul.

tate wins jumping from one to the even if and only if you don't. and that's more nicky. it will happen in a population than where it continues to see create between humans and more likely to happen in ink. so for cows, goats sheep, it doesn't from initial studies, it doesn't. the virus doesn't seem to be in 15 cattle of peaks or sheep easy if he, if he can't it's, it's very difficult if he's not at all it up to these miners and therefore jumping from one count of the next. so when peter next would be a difficult process, i mean most likely the virus will die off and i are not marriage. that's why in the me operation, it seems to be very well transmissible in between makes and therefore it has to jump quickly between one need to the next in these big farms or in and it has not been seen. c 2, it's much more likely to have all that much species where it's not like the 2 to 2 in favor is very modest or to translate between and humans. but why is that happening? what is it about that makes and to me it seems to have since there is spread 3 trucks and belongs very similar to

tate. when's jumping from one in the theater and that's more nikki to happen in a population than whites continues to see create between humans and more likely to happen in inks or cows, goats sheep. it doesn't from initial studies, it doesn't. the virus doesn't seem to be in 15 peaks easy. if you can it's, it's very difficult. it's not at all it up to these miners and therefore jumping from one count of the next one key to the next will be a difficult process. and then most likely the virus will die off or not. marriage starts john, ph. and it seems to be very well transmissible in between makes and therefore it has to join quickly between one need to the next in these big farms again. and each time it has not been seen, c 2 genetically. so it's much more likely to have that most species where it's not likely to, to, to effect the same loss or to transmit between animals. but why is that happening? what is it about that makes and to me seems to have no, since there is pretty trance, no loa

daniel jones to golden tate manages to get both feet down.were a two point conversion away from a tie. on the two point drive jones passed to louis in incomplete but originally called for pass interference. officials kick it around and decide there was no pi and the buccaneers hang onto win 25-23. they are 6-2 with the ex patriot quarterback in tampa and the other ex patriot quarterback in san francisco. possibly, possibly done for the year, nick starting thursday against green bay. that's the latest in sports. see you tonight. >>> next on kpix5. a school on the chopping block. how parents are fighting back to keep the campus open. . >> it's election day. it's also almost flu season. how you can kill two birds with one stone right ♪ wild thing, ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. . >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area it's finally here. electio

leading evolutionary biologists conducted extensive studies into the virus and he explains how it need tate'sand how breaks can be dealt with you can watch the full version of the interview by heading to our website that's r.t. dot com for now here's a preview. i think it's a blessing the crown of arses evolve more slowly than other r.n.a. viruses it's still it's a very quick process the virus mutates every 2 weeks but in one specific lineage what is a specific lineage well vassie infects musher mush infects pets in pits infix tanya in such a lineage the virus mutates once but at the same time a similar process is taking place across the globe since different viruses acquire different mutations in total we see tens of thousands of mutations but we can already see approximately 20000 mutations. that is $20000.00 versions of the same corona virus that is believed to have her originated and. we now see that the common ancestor was around in december or january the genomes of all the corona virus is we are sequencing and studying right now which show that they are all descended from one common an

he puts one in the right spot for golden tate. the pass is good with 28 seconds left. it is 25-23.nts needed two-point conversion to force overtime. it would turn out all right. jones throws late for lewis. it is broken up. a fly comes in but it was eventually waived off. tampa hangs on 425-23 win. >>> for a few years now they had given us a wide variety of home and road uniforms. even though they play their home games in oakland for years, previous managements just could not bring themselves to call the team the oakland warriors. will now that they have moved back to san francisco on special nights, they will wear a jersey that pays tribute to 47 years in oakland. steph curry modeling the new uniform. it recognizes the, we believe team of 2007. it has been fun in recent years. all of the nba teams have broken out uniforms that pay tribute to their history or a town. they have never worn one that says, oakland across the front of the jersey. they will do that this year. >> it's a good looking jersey. >> you know i will throw a nugget at you. how they became the golden state warrior

we can now speak to professor christoph corral from the sherry tate medical school here in berlin. he's conducting a major international survey called the collaborative outcomes study on health and functioning during infection times or co fit for short. and i think when you're short version of that, thank you very much for joining us, professor. i mean, what's the aim of your study? yes, went to cool off it actually cool it hit the world as we were stunned by it myself . and marcus only did cool p.-i, and we thought we need to do something to learn from it and feel fortified. so the idea is to state and be fit cool fits during the cool bit and then mc and up and mix trying to understand who are the people who are at highest risk of having poor outcomes from it. and one are coping strategies to actually do well during the pandemic, so that we could learn from and do from individuals for individuals, but also do something like that in space. governance, that's politicians and society could learn from what kind of strategies to deal with pandemic health, both physical and mental wellb

we can now speak to professor christoph corral from the sherry tate medical school here in berlin. he's conducting a major international survey called the collaborative outcomes study on health and functioning during infection times or co fit for short. and i think we need to show person of that. thank you very much for joining us professor. i mean, what's the aim of your study? yes. when cofa it actually cool it hit the world as we were stunned by it myself. and marcus only did call vi, and we thought we need to do something to lure of from it and feel fortified. so the idea is to stay and be fit cool. fit during the corbett and emic and up and makes trying to understand who are the people who are at highest risk of having poor outcomes from it. and what are coping strategies to actually do well during the endemic, so that we could learn from and do form individuals for individuals, but also to do something like evidence based governance. that politicians and society could learn from what kind of strategies to deal with pandemic, help both physical and mental wellbeing or actually

we can now speak to professor christoph corral from the sherry tate medical school here in berlin. he's conducting a major international survey called the collaborative outcomes study on health and functioning during infection times or co fit for short. and i think we need a short version of that. thank you very much for joining us professor. i mean, what's the aim of your study? yes. when cofa it actually cooled. it hits the world as we were stunned by it myself and michael saw me the cool v.i.i. and we thought we need to do something to learn from it and feel fortified. so the idea is to state and be fit cool fit during the cool bit and then mc and up and mix trying to understand who are the people who are at highest risk of having poor outcomes from it. and one are coping strategies to actually do well during the pandemic, so that we could learn from india, from individuals for individuals, but also do something like that in space. governance, that politicians and society could learn from what kind of strategies to deal with . pandemic health, both physical and mental wellbeing

the empire state building was lit orange to mark the celebration, and the tates britain museum was transformed into an os installation. it's good to be with us. hello, adrian finnegan, here in doha. the headlines on al-jazeera forces in the to grey region of ethiopia have confirmed that they did launch an attack on a military base that sparked a federal government offensive thousands of people fleeing the fighting has been reports of rocket attacks at a massacre of civilians, mohamed atta reports from the city of goma, they say, by every measure, because from that time the prime minister has accused the p.l.o. that they have cut it out. talk of the bill. they have loudly reject the box statement saying they did not carry out the attack. and i'm accused, but if you have been defense forces all firing bullets. now with, a mission from sickle today in the air hierarchy, visual of the p.l.o., it's still there. you know, i'm in doubt that it will cut it out. saturday is the final day for ethnic armenians to leave areas of makoto color back. that will be handed over to azerbaijan. some people set fi

in london, the tate britain has been transformed with neon colours to coincide with the festival.er, we spoke to deepa vithlani and her daughter, siya, who are celebrating diwali from home this year. deepa explained what they had planned. thank you. it's been a very different year because diwali often involves beating up with family and visiting the temple. but i think we all got creative and adapting to make diwali at our homes. we've got our sparklers at the ready, we've got the patterns and varying acolytes are up. so there's still lots of things you can do at home, and obviously chocolates and suites feature throughout. a lot of the time, they are made in pretty geometrical patterns, and it'sjust a bright, colourful celebration because it is such a bright, colourful festival. and they‘ re often put on the doorstep of your homes. we've got some with coloured powder traditionally, and... it's traditional to welcome them from their journey traditional to welcome them from theirjourney home, traditional to welcome them from their journey home, and traditional to welcome them from

i went down to the tate britain which at the moment is lit up for diwali.de cameras and all of them looked great, although i think the huawei just edges ahead because take a look at how much detail it preserved in these beautiful tiles. those were the super wide shots. with the regular wide camera, apple and huawei both say they've made improvements this year to let in more light. here are some photos from the wide cameras, both iphones took a decent shot, the pixel did too, although again, it was darker and grainier than the others, and then the mate a0 pro captured this and i was blown away. look again how much detail is preserved. i also took some portrait mode shots here which came out very nicely. you'll notice the one from the iphone 12 pro max is more zoomed in because it defaults to the telephoto lens for portraits. i have to say, both iphones and the pixel captured quite a lot of lens flare from these neon lights. i didn't mind in this particular context, it looks quite artistic, but the huawei didn't have any lens flare. in fact the mate a0 pro wa

we can now speak to professor christoph corral from the sherry tate medical school here in berlin. he's conducting a major international survey called the collaborative outcomes study on health and functioning during infection times or co fit for short. and i think we need a short version of that. thank you very much for joining us professor. i mean, what's the aim of your study? yes. when a cool fit actually cooled, it hits the world as we were stunned by it myself. and marcos only did cool v.i.i. and we thought we need to do something to learn from it and feel fortified. so the idea is to state and be fit cool fits during the covert pandemic, and of the next trying to understand who are the people who are at highest risk of having poor outcomes from it. and one are coping strategies to actually do well during the pandemic, so that we could learn from and do from individuals for individuals, but also do something like that in space. governance, that's politicians and society could learn from what kind of strategies to deal with pandemic health, both physical and mental wellbeing o

charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at leastng, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: america's leading infectious disease expert, issues a stark warning about a ‘surge' of covid cases, in the period between thanksgiving — and christmas. let's stay with that story now. i'm joined now by dr peter chin, an infectious disease specialist at the university of california san francisco. just tell us more about this concern over a rise, a surge in infections following thanksgiving. thanks for having me on. the concern is mainly we starting a much higher setpoint than the previous surges. when you stack a stack on a stack, it's only a little while before you can fall off the cliff. falling off the cliff is the overwhelming of the hospitals, reduction in hospital beds

this is new york, the empire state building that arns to mark the celebration, and the tate museum in britain transformed into a neon art installation. this is al jazeera and these other top stories to great forces in ethiopia have confirmed. they did attack.

in london, the tate britain has been transformed with neon colours to coincide with the festival.ear. deepa explained what they had planned. it has been a very different year, but we have all been adapting. we have got the patterns and the fairy lights are up, so i think everybody knows we are celebrating. there are still lots of things you can do at home, and obviously chocolates and sweets feature a part of it throughout. a lot of the time, they are made in pretty geometrical patterns as well, and it is just a bright, colourful celebration because it is such a bright colourful celebration, and they are often put on the doorsteps of your homes. we have got some with coloured powder. it is welcoming the journey home and part of the celebration, you have balloons. it's a far cry from the tropical climate of the australian jungle, but the producers of this year's "i'm a celebrity, get me out of here" are still doing their best to make sure the celebs have a suitably uncomfortable experience. it all starts on itv tomorrow night. shane ritchie, sir mo farah and the bbc‘s victoria derb

georgia has always been seen as saw,tate that what you when you look at who participated in the election, there were more lack voters that participated in this election that voted for president-elect biden men who voted for president trump. oftentimes there is a lot of areas, bute urban ,hen you look at the numbers there has been a lion share of the votes, but you also saw an increase in savanna and other places in the black belt of georgia that are more rural pre-we look at how a lot of the messaging, when you look at young people, their percentage of voting, this election was 70%. in georgia, it was 21%. the bottom line is part of our work is to get people to get engaged and part of what we believe is that america currently, almost half of the country do not bother to participate in the cycle. we do not believe it is because people do not care but they feel disconnected from the process. they do not really understand how boating will help advance or change your lives. a lot of the work we are doing is to be able to engage in those are often notat talk to or even sought to for support.

charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at leastst half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: america's leading infectious disease expert warns of a surge of covid cases between thanksgiving and christmas. the united nations says 110 civilians have been killed in an attack by suspected islamist militants in nigeria. the australian prime minister has demanded an apology from china after an official in beijing tweeted a faked image of an australian soldier holding a knife to an afghan girl's neck. scott morrison has said beijing should be totally ashamed of the incident. let's speak to the bbc‘s shaimaa khalil in sydney. take us through this story, please. this was a tweet that was posted by the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson zhao lijian and in that he expressed shoc

charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least. at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: america's leading infectious disease expert warns of covid cases between thanksgiving and christmas. donald trump claims the fbi and the department ofjustice are working against him, and again repeats unsubstatianted claims the election was rigged. let's get more on president trump's first interview since the election. i'm joined by professor justin levitt, a nationally recognised scholar of constitutional law and the law of democracy at loyola law school. i wonder, if there is a larger plan behind the president's a p pa re ntly plan behind the president's apparently scattershot series of allegations to turn his loss into a kind of legend that he can the