trinity, explain what you're seeing this year and month and how it differs from past years? >> this has been truly record-breaking year for our food bank, founded over 25 years ago and in the past two decades, things do not seem to be getting better. we are now seeing people wait in line at midnight for our doors to open at 7:00 a.m. people are waiting for hours and hours, waiting around the block, reminiscent of the great depression. we had to scale up our operations in terms of both securing food and volunteers to be able to meet the demand for the thousands of low income and primarily immigrant families who depend on us and this pandemic what we're seeing is it's really hitting hardest for the poor and the working class in this community. >> tricia, how about you? what are you seeing that's different than ever before? >> significantly higher, you know, it's higher than we've ever seen it. last month alone, we provided access to 11.3 million meals and that was 40% higher than last year, and that's actually on pace to double what it was when i started with the food bank thr

correspondent trinity chavez has been following the story and filed this report. say a coven 1000 x. team has been developed and maybe more than 90 percent effective german biopharmaceutical company pfizer and manhattan based drug maker bio when tech says an early look of its corona virus vaccine data suggests that the shots may be more than 90 percent effective at preventing coppa 19 it is as of today there will probably be a vaccine against a new virus quicker than ever before in human history that's what it looks like anyway we can be optimistic optimists or sun experts say the development is a significant step toward combo. in the deadly virus that has killed more than 1200000 people worldwide including almost a quarter 1000000 in the united states alone with cases rising in nearly every state right now there are many groups. record number. we have now. so this is a very serious situation. according to johns hopkins university 43 states reported at least 10 percent more new coven 19 cases on monday compared to last week while the average of daily number of new

100000 cases with officials who also reporting a sharp increase in hospital admissions america's trinity chavis reports u.s. marking another milestone as the coronavirus pandemic continues to hold a tight grip on the nation. according to johns hopkins university the number of daily new confirmed cove in 1000 cases surging 45 percent over the past 2 weeks to a record 7 day average of 86352 while the number of deaths are up 15 percent now. averaging 846 deaths every day now there are many groups that are seeing record number. and we have more than one now. so this is a very serious situation room and it looks to get worse. the u.s. now has the highest totals in the world while infections are increasing in nearly every state on wednesday texas reported more than 1000 new coven 1000 cases and 126 deaths while in missouri nebraska and oklahoma hospitals are hitting record highs experts fear dire consequences in the coming months especially concerning the fact that there are very few hospital beds asians whacked in some parts of the country that's a sign that the care system is. under very. ep

were more likely to vote by mail to avoid being exposed to the deadly virus reporting in new york trinity charges r.t. . france has widened its crackdown on terror in the wake of a series of deadly attacks across the country it is now targeting those who welcome acts of terrorism even if they are children in mass a are 14 year old afghan boy he was charged over remarks he allegedly made about the killing of the schoolteacher sumrall patsy was beheaded by an 18 year old muslim in october patti was brutally murdered after allegedly showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed in a class on free speech the teenager who commented on his death has been released but will remain under supervision he's also been banned from school and from communicating with other students or teachers or there have been an increasing number of inquiries opened into young people the latest probs involve children as young as 8 many under suspicion for it for interrupting a minute's silence held in memory of samuel patty and the alleged they say his death was deserved in the wake of the tragedy more than 60 similar inve

were more likely to vote by mail to avoid being exposed to the deadly virus reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. we're on top of all developments in this race and we'll bring them to you a soon as they come and america could have a new president in a matter of hours or it could take weeks news team has you covered when that historic moment happens we're back after the break with more of the global headlines. i think i am exactly. thank. you. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday should we let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic development only engage and i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to. anybody who thinks that because i just won the election we are problems are all over that that's simply not true the problems were there before president trunk they're not going away you have grounds for the economy in the room you're going to have to pay for the things you're going to do we still have a problem in the united states which raises we have too many young are going to. jail

were more likely to vote by mail to avoid being exposed to the deadly virus reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . so we are still waiting them for results to be declared in 6 k. states it is slow process but we'll have the latest developments as when that happens you're watching r.t. or stories just awful. anybody who thinks that because i just won the election we are problems are all over that that's simply not true the problems were there before president trump they're not going to worry you are grounds for the economy in the long room you're going to have to pay for that then you're going to do we still have a problem in the united states which raises too many young are going to. jail for grown possessions in search of some of those problems or their work. simply are likely to produce not does not stop them. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on the spear in dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. a

concerns that the nation may face another round of walked out to limit the spread of the virus archies trinity. chobits has more on the story. now this new surge is not happening in just one place. it's happening across the country, trending upward more quickly. right now than at any other point during the pandemic . but as concern grows over another lockdown experts are worried about the impact it could have on mental health. patients showing up with look like symptoms as a number of new krona virus cases shatter records states across the country. imposing new codes in 1000 restrictions, while others are halting, reopening plans are going to be possible. and also to ensure that we're taking measures to keep people safe. governors in new jersey, new york, maryland, minnesota, iowa, utah and other states have imposed new measures such as limiting social gatherings, adding states to travel cornton list, mandating facemasks and encouraging residents to stay home. as many did in the spring chicago, mary lawrie light that announcing a 10 person limit on social gatherings, employee chicagoans to can

and universal mask wearing we could see 200000 cases a day by thanksgiving reporting for boom bust trinity child as r.t. . meanwhile the director general of the world health organization can gradually u.s. president elect joe biden and vice president elect come away harris on monday on their victory in last week's election adding that it will take strong leadership in the world coming together to overcome this pandemic. we need to remind you again leadership. built on the meter of trust and need to have accountability to end up under me and address the fundamental inequalities to live and the root of so many of the world's problems it's time for the world to heal them from the ravages of despondency and i just wanted to go to divisions that only drive us into their chairs and i'm healthier i'm safe and i'm fair a future. while this may seem like a very political statement from the w.h.o. it should be noted that earlier this year the trumpet ministration took steps to terminate the u.s. relationship with the organization however leaving requires a 12 month the notice setting an exit date of

of the virus with our key correspondent saya tavenner sorry where are we so brant adding on to on trinity was over already saying so over the weekend we reached over 51000000 confirmed cases globally the u.s. reported is its 100000000 case on sunday so 1000000 new cases reported in the u.s. in just 10 days make it had the most widespread wave of infection since dependably has began now global deaths are of course in par with new cases while the u.s. is leading the world in deaths with almost a quarter of a 1000000 and right here on sunday the u.s. reported more than $103000.00 new cases and now the 7 day new average is exceeding about 111000 per day far more than any other country and right now the states that every state i should say in the country we're going up in cases while 8 states is aid right here more 3 rural counties where people are social distancing less and or not not wearing masks which are call about a nebraska kansas i am going to so what i was constantly illinois and kinetic had their cases are up 100 percent or more compared to last week and when cases go up of course de

, and make homemade gumbo. >> the holy trinity, it's a louisiana thing. it's bell peppers, it's onion, and it's celery. different groups of things, added together, making the whole gumbo work when you're making the roux, the base of your gumbo. a dni nominee, who would be the first woman to hold the post. >> selected not to serve you, but on behalf of the american people. to help advance our security, prosperity, our values. >> what a contrast with the current president's cabinet of dear leader-spouting suck-ups. >> the president and just the greatest privilege of my life, to serve as vice president to a president who is keeping his word to the american people. >> mr. president, i'm proud to be here and celebrate this group, and the message, the response is fabulous around the country. >> mr. president, honored to be on the team. >> thank you, mr. president, it's a new day at the united nations. >> i can't thank you enough for the privilege you've given me, and the leadership you've thrown. >> i'm thrilled to help give you the chance to live up to your ca

the holy trinity, father, son, and holy spirit. systemic racism is a man made agenda to divide us. they're indoctrinating students. critical race theory. i'm opposed to it. this is not what catholics agree with. host: what part of the state is center valley, pennsylvania? caler: it's lehigh valley in the easton area. host: what do you make that your state, pennsylvania is among the -- if not the biggest battleground state this year? why do you think that is? caller: well, i don't know. but i'm a trump supporter. and i believe it's going to turn red. i don't trust anything that's going on in pennsylvania. look at philadelphia. they have everyone locked down. the courts aren't even open. you know, again there was an earlier caller who said that the est has been taken over. and yes, it has. the marxist agenda has been infiltrating everything. our schools rg our political system. u cannot do anything without politics. kids can't go out and trick or treat without politics. sorry, we're taking our country back. i'm praying that pennsylvania wakes up and that they turn red. that's all i h

the same analysis should apply here as did and look to meet and espinoza and trinity lutheran. this is different from the case likes a a bowen where you're trying to reach out as a third-party and tell us to run its internal affairs. here the city is reaching out and telling a private religious ministry which is been doing this work foric two centuries hw to run its internal affairs and trying to force it to make statements that are contrary to its religious beliefs asta a condition of continuing to participate in the religious exercise that they've carried out in philadelphia for two centuries. >> thank you. >> justice breyer. >> yes, thank you. on pages 45 and 46 of the cds a brief, they say that they are not requiring you to endorse same-sex marriages. they say all their asking you to do is evaluate a couple without reference to whether they are same-sex or not. you have read that pickett says your objection iss to being required to buys with and provie written endorsement of the same-sex relationship but they are not saying to do that. indeed, they say add something onto an

chief justice, if you had a situation which is unlike licensing and unlike trinity lutheran or espinoza when the government is managing internal affairs and the government's interest may be stronger but here in philadehia has said e css is an independent contractor and is not an employee or agent of the city. >> justice thomas. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. counsel, following up on the chief justice's question. this seems to involve both contractual relationships with the city as well as the chief said regulatory or licensing and in that instance when you have both aspects of that do we analyze it as a government contract and again referri back to the chees point or as the sort of licensure program where the city has basically taken over an area and now it has certain requirements of the regulated industry. >> justice thomas, as your honor acknowledged there at the end the city is trying to regulate an area that is historicay been an area of religious practice and that sets this case apart from any cases in the city is citing. it's correct or using revelatory authority and using sove

the same should apply as in espinoza and trinity lutheran. this is different from bowen, where you are reaching out as a third party and trying to tell the city how to handle its internal affairs. here, the city is reaching out and telling a private religious ministry how to run its internal affairs and coerce it to make statements that are contrary to its religious beliefs as a condition of continuing to participate in the religious exercise they have carried out in philadelphia for two centuries. justice thomas: thank you. justice breyer. justice breyer: thank you. in the city's brief, they say you toe not requiring endorse same-sex marriages. all they are asking you to do is evaluate a couple without preference for whether they are same-sex or not. your objection is being required to provide written endorsements of a same-sex relationship, but they are not saying to do that. indeed, they say add something onto any response you make, and endorse you do not same-sex marriages. you see what it says. 46, written45 and right into your contract,

soledad: trinity tran is the executive director of urban partners los angeles and runs one of the largestnks in the country. soledad: what do people not understand about fad up security that you and all your team members really see day in and day out? >> why are people going hungry? the simpleance is because they are poor and too poor it buy food. a few pwaeurpg is the symbol of the extreme poverty. what we are doing with each becomes of groceries is aware filling the void that has been left behind in it broken system. and there's if quick policy fix but ultimately it is going to talk a considerable amount social and economic justice so we can stabilize people's livelihood so they don't have to stand in lines for food. that is a tragedy because it is a fundamental human right as it is bake human responsibility for all of us to be able to care for others an unsure no one suffers from this. >> watch rest of our interview on food insecurity at matteroffact.tv. >> in connectifine out why you million others have a payment it make. soledad: this is a heads up if you have a federal student honor

the east bay times reports trinity taco chain taco -- is closing locations. according to the report, the owners are hoping for in winter stimulus package. >>> taking a live look at san francisco, small businesses are going to get some relief. the mayor issued an order to implement proposition h. it shortens the permitting process from six months to one month. it relaxes some zoning restrictions. it will be easier for new businesses to open and existing businesses to pivot operations. still to come, putting officers on patrol in teslas. >> the bay area is about to expand its electric fleet. >>> plus, steph curry comes through in the clutch. this time it is off the court. >> i want to be able to hand you this. we wanted to be able to give to you. >> oh, man! oh my goodness, thank you! >> oh my god! >>> in a wild burst of wind, chaos is caused in a california neighborhood. >>> definitely not something you see every day. this is nice to see. pleasant weather out there this evening. we are now approaching earliest sunset times, but temperatures will be okay overni

is that high level with the parishioners, flanked by 3 large openings meant to symbolize the holy trinity. but i'm here and there aren't a lot of colors here, but we have above all various nuances of white lies. and then with the natural light of the sun, there is a play of colors. so in that way, this is really a church that truly allows you to sense the light of heaven, the cliff, the hymn of the, for scholarships to light as the formative force in other sacred buildings. by under us mek and his team the mortuary chapel and is a comforting room of passage. nikolaus church annoys me, which won the 2011 german award for the light design in a public building. they have in common a meditative reduction to the bare essential point that always i think that in this era of constant sensory overload, people are again looking for spaces of peace and quiet. but faith is also a matter of tradition, is how to adjust to some elements of the church, like nature rather than saints and they've gradually accepted the church as their own. over by its forward thinking, openness, its unifying, and democrati

researches at trinity college dublin say the danger period could last up to 34 days. but let's get back to basics. we all know that smokers are more at risk of suffering complications from covert. here's a study. our study provides evidence supporting the utilization of smoking cessation programs, especially in younger populations, as part of a strategy to minimize the adverse consequences of the covert. 19 pandemic, common knowledge. after all, we all know that smoking is bad for you. so is it time you put that cigarette out? apparently some research is in france. they cigarette claiming nicotine is the answer. just to be clear, we obviously don't condone smoking or drugs. so as we approach the one year mark in a covert, pandemic, the best scientific minds in the world are united in their mission, billions of dollars thrown into research. all we any closer to seeing the back of this disease. it seems, despite all our best efforts that family getaway will have to wait a little longer than hawkins. well, for more on all of this, our stories are t. dot com, hers you cov

altar is at high level with the parishioners, flanked by 3 large openings meant to symbolize the holy trinity. but i'm here and there aren't a lot of colors here, but we have above all various nuances of white lies. and then with the natural light of the sun, there is a play of colors. so in that way, this is really a church that truly allows you to sense the light of heaven, the cliff that's him, a kind of light as the formative force in other sacred buildings by and they asked mecca and his team, the mortuary chapel in the dream is a comforting room of passage, nikolaus church and noise, which when the 2011 german award for light design in a public building. they have in common a meditative reduction to the bare, essential or to the obvious. i think that in this era of constant sensory overload, people are again looking for spaces of peace and quiet. but faith is also a matter of tradition. had to adjust to some elements of the church, like nature as possible. gradually accepted the church as their own, won over by its forward thinking, openness, its unifying, and democratic approach. now y

the cultural brilliant 2000, the trinity and the orica goes to the european union, u.s. orchestra. only 2 representatives of the orchestra were allowed to receive the award in person violinist money in class and clarinetist thompson, founded in 1960 e.u. y.-o. is one of the oldest international youth orchestras in the world. it's played more than $1000.00 concerts under the baton of the world's leading conductors as they always playing it as a 1st of the last time they gave ever sing it every moment. it's 100 percent and above at every single that it's also very challenging for a conductor. they will never forgive you if you are not giving this 100 percent. the orchestra is made up of europe's best young musicians each year 160 new members are chosen from thousands of hopefuls from all even member states. candidates are between 16 and 26 years old, and are chosen by a jury in their home country. for us talented students. he's just inspirational, moves all of us to tears, places in a world that is very troubled. the orchestra has experienced both highs and lows in its 4 and a half d

peter: patty boyers, when you look at the economies of scale, are your costs higher than at trinity's costs -- higher than xfinity's costs per customer? patricia: absolutely. it costs more for programming, for broadband. when he think of in terms of x amount of dollars per mile for a charter or comcast, they might might00 or 300 homes they test in that mile or apartment building setting or metropolitan area. homes per to have 3-5 cast. it costs us more for broadcast stations in the district. it is a different story for the rural provider. about when you think legislative and regulatory issues, what are your big concerns? what is helpful and what is harmful to you? patricia: what is helpful to me is organizations like the -- intervening organizations and we belong to. their are a litany of others that are probably just as effective. the aca has adopted over the last 20 years. -- west thing for us is operate lean and mean. we understand our business. we understand our communities and the customers that we serve, and in order for us to do that, the best way for us is for government to ge

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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 minimize mixing with other people. it is really important to get your flu shot. i have gotten mine and major everyone i love has gotten theirs. please get your flu shot and protect all of us from flute this season. thank you. >> i want to start by taking the first question. >> reporter: thanks for taking our question. it is super helpful

the main suspect behind the attack a nice house being identified as a 21 year old trinity and migrant he was not previously known to french intelligence. he arrived in europe only in september via its silly word he claimed to be a refugee however he was serving an expulsion notice and then dropped off the authorities radar 3 others have been arrested in connection with a case reports on sunday 2 more suspects have been taken into custody with more from these here's artie's charlotte to pinsky. the anti terror prosecutors said on thursday evening that they were still exploring lines in regards to the perpetrator behind the brutal attack in the priscilla behind me not to the silica in the heart of nice with 3 people were brutally murdered i just want to take you through some of the details we know about the victims of this latest terror attack france one was a 60 year old woman who had gone to the church for prayers for the 1st mass of the morning we heard from the anti terror prosecutor that she was almost beheaded by the perpetrator a 2nd was 55 you also worked as a sex in the church

researches at trinity college dublin say the danger period could last up to 34 days. but let's get back to basics. we all know that smokers are more at risk of suffering complications from covert. here's a study our study provides evidence supporting the utilization of smoking cessation programs, especially in younger populations, as part of a strategy to minimize the adverse consequences of the covered 19 pandemic, common knowledge. after all, we all know that smoking is bad for you. so is it time you put that cigarette out? apparently some research is in france, this agree claiming nicotine is the answer. just to be clear, we obviously don't condone smoking or drugs. so as we approach the one year mark in the covert by endemic the best scientific minds in the world are united in their mission, billions of dollars thrown into research. all we any closer to seeing the back of this disease. it seems, despite all our best efforts that family get away, will have to wait a little longer than hawkins. there are now officially winter is still a week off, but that hasn't sto

were more likely to vote by mail to avoid being exposed to the deadly virus reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . we're on top of all developments in this race and we'll bring them to you as soon as they come in america could have a new president in a matter of hours over it could take weeks on news team has you covered with that historic moment happens we're back off of the break with more of the global headlines. here's the smug class to protect the class so they feel very comfortable with their affiliations and associations with the institutions that run america the highest level the permanent institutions that are always running america the matter of who is the president they have friends in the media and those friends feel smug then no matter what happens that they are protected it is dangerous to have an entrenched smug class in your society in your country because they can take liberties with the truth and project situation that is false and put people down the wrong path. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guess of the world of politics s

homes, these facilities account for 40 percent of the nation's kovan 1000 deaths reporting any york trinity chavez r.t. and across the atlantic. confronts intensive care ward some more than 95 percent of full and struggling to cope with more than 2000000 coated cases, europe's worth tali. medical stuff, a warning fate can no longer cope. why is that? is there to do? only thing go will complain about is that we need some rest. we have limited places, the worst serious patients are in the hospital ward and we only get the patients in the most serious state. yes, it's difficult now. he said over the government's promises, sort of are the interests of the comics and the hospital. i've never seen there either for the patients or the caregivers, but france is ban on all religious gatherings, including mass, as part of the lockdown has sent angry believers on to the streets in protest. worshippers warn, some things are more important than covert restrictions. reports, churches may be closed for services, but carefully are still meeting and they are protesting. lockdown measures that seem religious

homes, these facilities account for 40 percent of the nation's kovan 1000 deaths reporting any york trinity chavez r.t. . and across the atlantic in france. intensive care ward. so more than 95 percent full and struggling to cope with more than 2000000 coated cases, europe's worst tally. medical staff are warning, they can no longer cope. he will complain a boat is that we need some rest. we have limited places, the worst serious patients are in the hospital ward and we only get the patients in the most serious state. yes, it's difficult now with the government's promises sort of are the interests of the carmex and the hospital. i've never seen that either for the patients or the caregivers. but france's ban on all religious gatherings, including mass, as part of the lockdown, has sent angry believers onto the streets in protest, worshippers warns some things are more importance than covert restrictions. a show that depends q. reports. churches may be closed for services, but carefully are still meeting. and they are protesting. lockdown measures that seem religious service is essential und

from yellow to orange, modoc, siskiyou and trinity, this is the first week that no county has gone into a lorer tier. >> when we identify cases today we expect to see some of the cases, 12% of the cases being hospitalized. >> as cold weather returns four things will cause the spread. people in small places being closed to. staying in there for a long duration. being with people from beyond the household. lack of open doors, windows and ventilation. >> with we do it we see the rates come down. we've seen it before. >> another recommendation, get a flu shot to minimize the dangerous disease that did make you more vulnerable to covid. >> don't tra kosta county is sliding backwards. >> and santa cruz county moved from the orange to the red tier. the boardwalk will have to close again and restaurants allowed to be open at 50% capacity have to scale to 25%. they are hoping the first batch of vaccines will be delivered early next month. when they are they will only be made to first responders and skilled nurses. >> 5 million people can get vaccinated in the first round, but we have 9 million e

were more likely to vote by mail to avoid being exposed to the deadly virus reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. we're on top of all developments in this race and will bring them to you as soon as they come and america could have a new president in a matter of hours or it could take weeks on news t.v. has you covered when that historic moment happens well back off the break with more of the global headlines. and. join me every thursday on the elec so i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. thanks. to our welcome back and now in world news that france has apparently widened its crackdown on terror and the wake of a series of deadly attacks across the country it's now clamping down on those who welcome acts of terrorism even children in ma say a 14 year old afghan boy has been charged over remarks he allegedly made about the killing of schoolteacher samuel party who was beheaded by an 18 year old muslim in october but she was brutally murdered after allegedly showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad in a cl

to the outcome of the election trump one that having 2016 votes sing a long run of democrat when trinity chavez now so they think divisions within the state. pennsylvania with nearly 13000000 residents is arguably the single most important stage of the 2020 election but in many ways the keystone state mirrors the country while it's rust belt is dotted with the shuttered factories and rundown chimneys it's also a place of affluent liberal suburbs and conservative countryside reflecting a divided america i mean the devices in this sense going on in this country right now it's ridiculous and i don't care what anybody says that it is a race. and very lucky that somebody like donald trump is. my president and i can vote for him again while the northeast and the southwest corners of pennsylvania residents come from a long line of blue collar workers like old coal mines and steel industries the state's eastern and western borders hold the biggest population centers and a lot of industry and heartland in between and although pennsylvania is considered a blue wall state as it has a history of vot

these facilities account for 40 percent of the nation's kovan 1000 deaths reported any york trinity chavez, r.t. . and in europe, the world health organization says one person is now dying from the virus every 17 seconds. france is one of the worst hit countries with intensive care ward, more than 95 percent full. and with more than 2000000 covert cases, registered medical staff, there are also saying they can no longer cope. what is this if you do, only thing i will complain about is that we need some rest but we have limited places. the less serious patients are in the hospital ward and we only get the patients in the most serious state. yes, it's difficult now. over the government's promises sort of are the interests of the comics and over hospital. i've never seen that either for the patients or the caregivers. the french government's ban on all religious gatherings, including mass, as part of the lockdown has sent angry believers on to the streets and protest. worshippers believe some things are more important than covert restrictions, and charlatans. he reports. churches may be close