let's talk more about immunity with valentino gallo she's a neuro epidemiologist at the university of corning in the netherlands what's your take on the great barrington declaration. thank you very much for the invite so 1st of all i think the declaration. is pointing towards there is scientific debate which is not entirely that in fact it's about a few scientists coming from very prestigious. organizations that have put forth these idea. claiming that there is a divide between scientists but it's just that they are. against the rest of the scientists which are more compact suggesting different types of approaches to their great rant and to the situation of we call it. in addition to these so they can they claim that these they motivate these. factors that downs with it will bring a lot of such an inequalities and willing piece of social inequalities in population however the way they suggest $100.00 these are so the focus protection for the only increase even more of these social inequalities if this is not coupled with really a funding for protecting people who need to be shielded so if peo

let's talk more about immunity with valentino gallo she's a neuro epidemiologist at the university of corning in the netherlands what's your take on the great barrington declaration. right dan thank you very much for the invite so 1st of all i think the declaration. is pointing towards there is scientific debate which is not entirely that in fact it's about a few scientists coming from a very prestigious. organization that have put forth these idea claiming that there is a divide between scientists but it's just that they are. against the rest of the scientists which are more compact suggesting different types of approaches to detonate to the situation of we called it. in addition to these so they can they claim that they motivate these with a factor that downs with it will bring a lot of sunshine inequalities and willing creases you know what it is in completion however the way they suggest to handle these are so the focus protection to only increase even more of these social inequalities if this is not coupled with really a funding for protecting people who need to be shielded so if people

let's talk more about immunity with valentino gallo she's a neuro epidemiologist at the university of corning in the netherlands what's your take on the great barrington declaration. right dan thank you very much for the invite so 1st of all i think the declaration. is pointing towards a scientific divide which is not entirely that in fact it's about a few scientists coming from a very prestigious. organization that have put forth these idea claiming that there is a divide between scientists but it's just that they are. against the rest of the scientists which are more compact suggesting different types of approaches to their great rant and to the situation of we called it. in addition to these so they can they claim that these more. recent with the fact that downs with it will bring a lot of such an inequality some willing creases social inequalities in place and however the way they suggest $100.00 these are so the focus protection for the only increase even more of these social inequalities if this is not coupled with really a funding for protecting people who need to be shielded so if peo

talk more about immunity with valentino gallo she's a neuro if you did me all just at the university of corning in the netherlands what's your take on the great barrington declaration. right dan thank you very much for the invite so 1st of all i think the declaration. is pointing towards a scientific divide which is not entirely that in fact it's about a few scientists coming from very prestigious. organizations that have put forth these idea claiming that there is a divide between scientists but it's just that they are. against the rest of the scientists which are more competent. suggesting different types of approaches to their great rant and to the situation of we call it. in addition to these so they can they claim that they more to be. patient with the factor that downs with it will bring a lot of such an inequalities and willing creases you know what it is in population however the way they suggest $200.00 these are so the focus protection under the increase even more of the social inequalities if this is not coupled with really a funding for protecting people who need to be shielded so i

of corn was the winner of the 73rd national thanksgiving turkey title. both turkeys involved, corn and cobb will retire through their new home on the campus of iowa state universityngratulations. >> corn, i hereby grant you a full part. thank you, corn. [applause] ♪ - i sent your new prescription to the pharmacy. - any idea how much it will cost? - [doctor] i recommend goodrx. you get free coupons to save on your prescriptions. - goodrx, smart. - [announcer] stop paying too much for your prescriptions. - thanks. - download the free app today. ♪ i've heard the warning but millions of americans are still flying. despite the rise in numbers we see across the country, we are live casey siegel at the fort worth airport. >> we seen a lot of passengers coming and going from the airport today bmw the nation's fourth busiest in terms of overall passenger traffic in the airport says for this holiday season, they expect about 55% volume compared to last year's one 100% volume. that number is actually lower nationwide. analyst at aaa say overall air travel will actually be half. that still means 2.6 million people are projected to fly and it created long lines, los angeles i

of iowans by naming themselves corn and cob. they will retire under the care of skilled veterinarians that i was state university, -- iowa state universitytremendous university. once there, people will be able to visit them and learn about poultry science, veterinary noblene, and the american tradition of farming. we love our farmers, i'll tell you. [applause] pres. trump: and we hope and we note it is going to happen that happy,d cob have a long, and memorable life wa this urination commemorates this year our nation commemorates the anniversary of the programs landing on plymouth rock--pilgrims landing on plymouth rock. they endured a dangerous winter. many were sick, most were starving, and all were praying for america. from our earliest days come america has always been the story of perseverance and triumph, determination and strength. a time that is very unusual but in so many ways very, very good, what we've endured and been able to endure with the vaccines now coming out one after another, an incredible thing that happened, the greatest medical achievement this planet has ever seen. but it's time to remember that we live in a great

of america. >> both corn and cobb will live the rest of their days at iowa state university's animal science departmentup on "cbs this morning," we're going to show you the creative ways some families are celebrating thanksgiving during the pandemic. i'm anne-marie green. this is the cbs morning news. [alarm clock ringing] [thunder] ♪ ghirardelli caramel squares. try new white chocolate caramel squares. plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. that advil® aleve or motrin® sometimes can. life doesn't stop for a cold. [man] honey... [woman] honey that's why there's new dayquil severe honey. it's maximum strength cold and flu medicine with soothing honey-licious taste. dayquil honey. the daytime coughing, aching, stuffy head, fever, power through your day medicine. great gifts at this price? is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of great gifts at deep discoun

a patchwork of soybean and corn field stretches across the plain of blue earth county minnesota the campus of minnesota state university isn't manned kaito the seat of the county it's attracted a small community of immigrants in 2012 the county voted for president barack obama in 2016 it pivoted to president donald trump. is a somali immigrant he's the 1st person of color elected to the man cato school board the democrat says the evolving demographics of the county are at the root of its political whiplash in 2016 that really gives a lot of my. our white brothers and sisters a lot of anxiety that change of 4 generations the live in you know they feel a sense of belonging and bit of an edge in the system so that being threatened. was something that from exploited. a 20 minute drive away on the duncans and family farm there harvesting the last acres of corn sold to make ethanol and pro-business anti regulation mindset of the trumpet ministration i appreciate we don't like people telling us how or what. we there's a sense of freedom out here agriculture and hog production are the economic drivers of blue earth county the

of curfew went. corn y el? >> reporter: police agencies from santa rosa, alameda county reporting to me that they had no major issues with the curfew overnight. and we're here on university avenue where a lot of restaurants will be serving for a few more hours before curfew begins. of course not every county is part of the curfew. but many feel like they should be to avoid confusion. day one of california's overnight curfew and many bay area police departments are giving the all clear. >> as of last night and this morning we have not had any issues, and we appreciate everybody following as best they can. we know this is difficult especially during the holiday seasons. >> reporter: police say most nonessential businesses were closed by 10:00 p.m., and many nonessential workers were likely off the streets. six bay area purple-tiered counties where covid rates are spiking are under a mandatory curfew between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. through december 21st. santa clara county wants the public to report this hotline to report any curfew violators. >> we haven't received any complaints here at the covid-19 center. >> reporter: that could change as we head into the holiday seaso

of turkeys named cob and corn. they're expected to spend the rest of their lives on the farm located at the campus of iowa state university san francisco, macy's at union square unveiled its holiday window display. they're different this year because of the pandemic. the spca decided it would not be responsible to put kingdoms and puppies this year and instead, they put up digital screens that displayed videos of rescued animals. >> and thrilled we figured out a way to do this safely and with an abundance of cuteness and happiness. >> this year's windows take the form of a thank you letter to first responders and e sensual workers. i remember being a puppy myself. long time family tradition that we probably going to miss out on. >> and i think every family, you know, yours, mine and everyone. an annual trip. we're going to miss seeing them and we'll see them in person next year. right? thank you-for-joining us. enjoy the sparkling bay area afternoon. the news continues online at www.ktvu.com and the news app. our next newscast is at 4:00. shocking updates on disgraced mogul harvey weinstein. inside his latest covid scare

a patchwork of soybean and corn field stretches across the plain of blue earth county minnesota the campus of minnesota state university is in man cato the seat of the county it's attracted a small community of immigrants in 2012 the county voted for president barack obama in 2016 it pivoted to president donald trump. is a somali immigrant he's the 1st person of color elected to the man cato school board the democrat says the evolving demographics of the county are at the root of its political whiplash in 2016 that really gives a lot of my. our white brothers and sisters a lot of. that change of for generations the lived in you know they feel a sense of belonging but have an edge in the system so that being threatened. was something that from the exploited. a 20 minute drive away on the duncans and family farm there harvesting the last acres of corn sold to make ethanol and pro-business anti regulation mindset of the trumpet ministration i appreciate we don't like people telling us how or what. we there's a sense of freedom over here agriculture and hog production are the economic drivers of blue earth county the popul

of iowans across the state by naming themselves corn and cob. after today's ceremony, these birds will retire under the care of skilled veterinarians at iowa state university, a tremendous university. in ames. once there, people are all ages will be able to visit them and learn about poultry science, veterinary medicine and the noble american tradition of farming. we love our farmers. i'm tell you. and we hope and we know it's going to happen that corn and cob have a very long, happy and memorable life. this year our nation commemorates the 400th anniversary of the pilgrims landing on plymouth rock after arriving in the new world. the brave men and women of the mayflower endured a bitter and dangerous woir ouous winter. very, very dangerous. many sick, most starving and all praying for america. thankfully god heard their prayers. from our earliest days america has always been a story of perseverance and triumph, determination, strength, loyalty and faith. this week in a time that is very unusual but in so many ways very, very good, what we've endured and been able to endure, with the vaccines now coming out, one after another. incredible thing that happene

of iowans across the state but naming themselves corn and cob. after today's ceremony, these birds will retire under the care of skilled veterinarians at iowa state university in ames. once there people of all ages will be able to visit them and learn about poultry science, veterinary medicine and the noble american tradition of farming. we love our farmers, i'll tell you. [applause] and we hope and we know it's going to happen that corn and cob have a very long, happy and memorable life. this year our nation commemorates the 400th anniversary of the pilgrims landing on plymouth rock. after arriving in the new world, the brave men and women of the mayflower endured a bitter and dangerous winter, very, very dangerous winter. many were sick, most were starving and all were praying for a miracle. thankfully, god heard their prayers. from our earliest days, america's always been a story of perseverance and triumph, determination and strength, loyalty and faith. this week at a time that is very unusual but in so many ways very, very good, what we've endured and been able to endure with the vaccines now coming out one after another -- it's an incredible thing tha

in one of the projects in uganda, the experts from columbia university and others said, it makes more sense for these local villages, instead of planting banana crops, they ought to grow corney gave them $300,000 in one village to switch their crops. seemed a great idea. the initial hypothesis was right. they had a higher yield. turns out there was no market for corn and the roads to get to other markets made it cost prohibitive and they ended up with a rat infestation because they had nowhere to store the extra corn. it was not something they were used to. it was a mismatch. decisions were made by outsiders. that is not to say these are bad people coming in with, screwing up the local economy. there has been a big effort. the paris declaration was a big andering of oecd countries everyone signed on to say yeah, we need to listen to locals. there is a big difference between making some kind of gesture to include local voices in what you're doing and what we really need to do, which is shift leadership of development projects to local levels. that is why our model is successful. our biggest project that does wheres dignity unbound, we recognize that human dignity of the ind

corn and cob in honor of their home state of iowa. some now the peril actually retire to a new home on the campus of iowa state university. all right coming up in the next hour hundreds of thousands of people are heading to the airport today to head off to their thanksgiving destinations we're live at the airport sfo to look at the busiest day for travelers. >>plus south bay health officials are cracking down on businesses that fail to comply with covid-19 health guidelines that update coming up and food banks all across the bay area are in urgent need of help to find the less fortunate since the 5th lets the people less fortunate this holiday season we'll be right back. we have the power to harness california's abundant wind and solar energy, but it's not available all day long. use less from 4 to 9 pm and we can protect california for generations to come. did you know that febreze air effects uses 100% natural propellant? cheaper aerosols use artificial propellants. that's why febreze works differently. plus, it eliminates odors with a water-based formula and no dyes. for freshness you'll enjoy. every time you touch a s

corn and cobb in honor of their home state of iowa. the pair of turkeys will retire to a new home on the campus of iowa state university.>still ahead a date and east bay you helping to empower young people through music and the arts, how hip-hop for changes saying afloat during the pandemic. >>also ahead a stunning fraud case involving prisoners all over california scamming the state's unemployment system >>the inmates are mocking us that's a message. one california district attorneys had today as a handful of state prosecutors detail, massive fraud involving thousands of inmates across the state including convicted killer scott peterson and they are accused of scamming the state's employment development department edd out of covid related unemployment it for others kron four's noelle bellow has details. >>stack. >>entire is. >>with indignation in her voice sacramento county district attorneys, anne marie schubert detailed a massive scam on california's employment development department, jail and prison inmates, including serial killers rapists child molesters and murderers have been claiming and collecting covid relate

corn and one is cobb. they're the lucky turkey that president donald trump is pardoning for thanksgiving both will retire to iowa state university after their 15 minutes of to date, ty. good looking birds >> yeah, those are nice birds there, sue thank you very >> the markets right now, let's take a look at the market, shall we get off the turkeys for a second back below 30,000 but still up 389 points, 1.3% 29,983 we did get up over 30,000 at the peak the russell 2000 leading the way up 1 2/3%. it was a record intra day high for the dow industrials and 18% gain already this month. the best month ever, kelly >> yeah, for those small caps, it's been amazing. appreciate it. >> at the same time stocks are soaring, many are still hurting because of the pandemic. the restaurant and hospitality industry facing another blow as the city shuts down due to the pandemic rick caruso respond saying the latest ambassador goes too far, small restaurants simply cannot survive another closure. this move to stall outdoor dining has raised a lot of eyebrows is it going to be followed >> the opposition to it is growing. even the chair of the county board of supervisor has now

of the national thanksgiving turkey. he got the full pardon. the other turkey gets to live as well. corn and cobb. they will return to iowa state university where they will get to live out their turkey lives, if you will.>>> noise complaints are not unusual. but in one neighborhood the complaints are not about loud music, fireworks or gunshots. some neighbors are actually angry over pickle ball. >>> in an industry work being called is their business. the one business scene that could be seeing a boom. >>> we are coming up on thanksgiving, i will have the forecast you can expect was the following weekend, what the weather will be like, after the break. >>> and as we had to pray, here's some good news, carolyn brown sent us this scene, it shows the four month old baby boy giving mom a big kiss. that mother and son relationship is so special. congratulations to carolyn. take a video telling us your good news and then upload it. and we have a slideshow on their website showcasing what viewers have submitted. we may even use your submission on the air. there's no bad time to start at amazon... ♪ i like the flexibility. it also allows for picki

university has been studying the taiwan model since the early stage of the pandemic travel twice from the us to taiwan this year one of the things that i noticed immediately is how serious. they take the corn team procedures and so they track you by sort of you say you are signals you'll fall the location where we will under going quarantine they will barely any signals . so we've got visited by the police and the public health department. speedy and strengthen border control is the most important key to success except residents travel has special visas nobody is allowed to enter taiwan even though it's too late for regions like the u.s. and europe to stop the virus at the border the expert thinks that contact tracing quarantine and universal must still relevant lessons that should be learned from taiwan just because you you have lockdowns that they release people and they would laugh being these people does not necessarily help dana is a pretty critical. data coming from peskin or or or you know data coming from. individuals. they tracing and that needs to be standardized. in order to mount an effective response was successful in finding them have a. not only buy their purses public healt

in one of the projects in uganda, the experts from columbia university and others said, it makes more sense for these local villages, instead of planting banana crops, they ought to grow corney gave them $300,000 in one village to switch their crops. seemed a great idea. the initial hypothesis was right. they had a higher yield. turns out there was no market for corn and the roads to get to other markets made it cost prohibitive and they ended up with a rat infestation because they had nowhere to store the extra corn. it was not something they were used to. it was a mismatch. decisions were made by outsiders. that is not to say these are bad people coming in with, screwing up the local economy. there has been a big effort. the paris declaration was a big andering of oecd countries everyone signed on to say yeah, we need to listen to locals. there is a big difference between making some kind of gesture to include local voices in what you're doing and what we really need to do, which is shift leadership of development projects to local levels. that is why our model is successful. our biggest project that does wheres dignity unbound, we recognize that human dignity of the ind

corn and his fellow turkey cobb in honor of their home state of iowa. the pair will retire to a new home on the campus of iowa state university. >>coming up hip-hop for change how an east may use group is fighting to redefine the genre of hip-hop to empower children as young as those in kindergarten. >>and next in sports, a usf women's basketball team begins its season tomorrow. we preview what they're doing to get ready. kylen mills has the story coming up. >>4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >>too bad, what happens in kansas city doesn't stay in kansas city, especially when it airs on national television but the las vegas raiders have to move on as they head into a crucial stretch of games starting with atlanta. >>the team should be feeling pretty good. the offense put on quite a show in prime time sunday, going blow for blow with the defending super bowl champs in kc and it was impressive for a team decimated by covid now sitting at 6, 4, they're still looking like playoff contenders if they can take care of business against the falcons and then jets before they face a tougher indianapolis colts team. >>i know who's in th

corn and cobb the other turkey in honor of their home state of iowa. the pair of turkeys will retire to a new home on the campus of iowa state university. >>vice president-elect kamala harris was the first member of the by the administration to make history as the first woman and the first non-white vice president elect ever now biden is expanding his list of diverse an historic nominees for key roles our washington correspondent alexandra le mon reports. >>president elect joe biden introduced his historic picks for key cabinet positions we're going to have the first woman to lead the intelligence community. the first latino and immigrant to lead the department of homeland security and a groundbreaking diplomat at the united nations biden's choice for dhs secretary is had on my your test if confirmed he will be the first immigrant and son of refugees to lead the department my father and mother probably to this country to escape california congressman lou correa says mayorkas has decades of experience and was one of the architects of the dhaka program majorca. >>i believe will work not for a program, that's good for immigrants. but immig