45% thinks var still gets decisions wrong.is technology, all of these caliphate referees, some things are never happy! —— qualified referees. ben, do not start with me... thank you very much. let's move on to formula i. despite never having scored a point in his 36 races spanning two years in formula i, george russell topped the time sheets in first practice for the sakhir grand prix. it was, of course, probably helped by the fact that the 22—year—old briton was driving lewis hamilton's car. the newly—crowned world champion is missing due to coronavirus. but russell was still almost a third of a second quicker than his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas, who was only fourth quickest in bahrain. second practice is currently under way. and it looks like russell is still quickest at the moment, see you can listen to that on five live extra. we have got practice for you now. while lewis hamilton has dominated formula i, britain hasn't done so well on the rallying stage. it's 19 years since the country could boast a world champion.

for two and a half minutes, the goal went to var. with any part of him offside?e to me. his elbow was offside. perhaps by a centimetre it was disallowed. this was in stoppage time and aston villa won the match it one. your are -- your arm is only there because you were getting fell but surely it is a penalty. within the laws of the game better than me. but it did not make sense to aston villa's star player. saying after the game that var is rooted the game. 0fficials ruled it out because of the upper armfuls of anything beyond a t—shirt sleeve can be used. this happened last week and he was forward with the build—up which means his goal was disallowed. bbc asked readers that most want and agree part of the body and some asked for a margin of error like an umpire call in cricket while others wa nted umpire call in cricket while others wanted scrap. the sad part for me is where using a system that is flawed and asa where using a system that is flawed and as a result, it is creating flawed decisions. but forget the lines and just rely on what we are seeing as indivi

you've been having your say on var.ults of the bbc poll, where not all of you are happy. also coming up in the programme: and rally monza is testing drivers‘ skills to the limit. can elfyn evans hang on to end britain's 19—year wait for a world champion? so lots to talk about on tonight's show. we're starting with the cricket, or lack of it, today because england's opening one dayer against south africa has been cancelled due to a south africa player testing positive for coronavirus. these were the scenes at newlands in cape town after the game was called off an hour before play was due to begin. the team bus carrying the england side was ordered to turn around before the players had even disembarked. the south africa player hasn't been named, but we know he was tested after the t20 series on thursday, which england won 3—0. well, the match is now due to take place on sunday, with the next two scheduled for monday and wednesday. cricket south africa's chief medical officer told their own media team they were looking at

james madison thought he doubled the lead only for var to roll it out. a perfect ball for vardy.tottenham this time. he couldn't connect properly and michael was equal to it. a lackluster afternoon for spurs, but leicester go to christmas for defines —— four points behind liverpool. a late danny welbeck equaliser denied sheffield united their first league win of the season as they drew 1—1 at brighton. united's job was made even harder when john lundstram was sent off for this challenge, after the referee had checked the var monitor. but against the odds, they went in front, jayden bogle scoring a deflected effort on his premier league debut. sheffield united couldn't hold on though as welbeck came off the bench to score in the 87th minute. chris wilder's side are still rooted to the bottom of the league onjust two points. sam allardyce takes charge of west brom for the first time when they host aston villa in the late game. villa are 1—0 up. jake livermore has been sent off. 12 consecutive scott scottish trophies in a row for scale just scott scottish trophies in a row for scale

no hay var marca penal. era el dos a cero de tigres.volvió un caos total en la primera parte pero bueno, no le gusta el var y esto ocasiona, arrancando el segundo tiempo, cáceres error en la salida y carlos vela le hacía pagar al américa con el empate y un minuto después otra vez charlie campbell en el balón largo no, daba y dos a uno ganaba la fc nuevo del fallo de diego rossi ponía el 3 x 1 . >>> están en la final de la concacaf champions league >>> y ahora la final se jugará el martes y sería el primer título para tigres internacional, también para el la fc y tal vez la primera vez que la mls pueda conseguir un título de concacaf en más de un año. es todo en los deportes, vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos ( comerciales ) >>> 11 de la noche con 29 minutos, mire , les compartimos esta imagen en vivo desde nueva york desde el centro rockefeller donde ahí ya es domingo . >>> nos vamos despidiendo contándoles que juguetes, cajas de alimentos y hasta tarjetas de regalo fueron parte de la jornada de distribución navideña de las tiendas de s

even harder when john lundstram was sent off for this challenge, after the referee had checked the varen bogle scoring a deflected effort on his premier league debut. sheffield united couldn't hold on though as welbeck came off the bench to score in the 87th minute. chris wilder's side are still rooted to the bottom of the league onjust two points. sam allardyce takes charge of west brom for the first time when they host aston villa in the late game. manchester united will be top of the women's super league table at christmas after a resounding 6—1 win at bottom club bristol city. leah galton and usa international tobin heath both scored twice. this was heath's second that made it 6—1 to keep united top of the pile. they're four points ahead of arsenal who beat everton 4—0. the 67th bbc sports personality of the year show will take place later tonight. a public vote will decide which of the six nominees wins the main prize. our sports correspondent andy swiss is there for us this evening. andy, bit different this year. as is everything. i suppose for obvious reasons, this is very diffe

they had a shout for a penalty as well, but after a lengthy var check, it was decided the player had the ball. whenever liverpool put attacks together, not even the captain could find a way through. but they were then handed a golden opportunity. the referee said penalty, mo salad at the rest. just. and that is how it finished as liverpool missed the chance to go top. frustration for him, delight for them. it is just it isjust a it is just a tough end to the season for all teams, tough time in the season. for all teams, tough time in the season. we played today, but then you saw yesterday all the teams who play champions league, it was crazy results. today it hit us as well. so from now on, all the teams have the same schedule, everybody plays pretty much every three days, that's it and we will fight. earlier tottenham drew i—i at crystal palace and now stay top on goal difference. harry kane put spurs ahead midway through the first half they were hanging on for the win — butjeffrey schlupp levelled things up nine minutes from time... and then palace goalkeeper vincent guiata pulled

the virus var yant was first identified in late september in the uk.virtually no way it's not already here in the u.s. moreover, as dr. cohen described, that 72-hour test is just not sufficient. if some magical chance it's not already here that, protocol is not going to stop it from getting here. of we already saw trying to block flights from kline to keep the virus out. that sure as heck didn't work. i don't xpek this will either. i worry based on what we know about this new viral varient that it will lead to quicker transmission to the virus. we're almost at that light at the end of the tunnel with a vaccine. this will make it tougher for us to control the stop of the virus. >> yeah. that is really discouraging and scary. studies are under way to see if the vaccines will protect against this strain. we appreciate you. thank you so much. >> thank you. merry christmas. >> you too. all right, still ahead, the nag nashville police department plans to give yet another update on an explosion that happened in the downtown area. that will happen at 1:00 p.m.

can see more of the numbers on the bbc sport website and gavin i wonder if we'll see as much love for vare i can imagine that being a hot subject to debate on friday. thank you very much. a quick round—up of some of the day's other sports stories and... a thousand boxing fans will be allowed into wembley arena, for anthony joshua's heavyweight title defence against kubrat pulev this month. local authorities have given the go—ahead, with london falling into tier 2 of the latest covid—i9 restrictions. tyson fury will remain on this year's bbc sports personality of the year award shortlist. earlier today the world heavyweight boxing champion said he wanted to be taken off the list. but a bbc spokesperson said ‘the shortlist is decided by an independent expert panel who choose contenders based on their sporting achievement. on this basis he will remain‘. ludlow, lingfield, and haydock race courses all welcomed back spectators today, with kempton set to have a crowd this evening following the lifting of the national lockdown. all four tracks are in tier 2 areas, allowing crowds of up to 2,000

it's the early kick off and after 36 minutes it's 0—0 at molineux although there was an appeal to varenied. later manchester city host west brom. rangers manager steven gerrard says he's finding the death of his former boss at liverpool gerard houllier, very difficult to take. houllier gave gerrard his liverpool debut in 1998, and made him captain five years later. the rangers boss spoke about him with great admiration and emotion today. he was a special man, a caring man, a loving man, more than just a manager. he did an incrediblejob for me in terms of where i was at from an age and also as a player. gerard was at the forefront of that in terms of shaping me into a better player, into a better person, a better leader. i have an awful lot to thank the man for and i'm finding it really hard to come to terms with it right now. to rugby now and there are more developments in the dementia crisis affecting the sport with ex—clermont auvergne playerjamie cudmore adding his voice to the issue. after a number of concussions he decided to take legal action against the french club. cudmore say

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.>> sreenivasan: the vars turned up in several other countries, and mutations are not unusual. british officials say this variant does not appear to be deadlier, but it does spread in the u.s., cases of coronavirus infections and deaths from covid-19-d causes are at record-high levels. according to the "new yo" timee country recorded an all-time high single-day number yesterday.es, more than 251,000 despite the growing crisis, congress has not yet reached agreement on covid-19 reli funding. last night, president trump signed a 48-ho extension the house and senate passed that keeps the government open until dnight tomorrow. the senate met today as negotiations continued. the house is set tmeet tomorrow at noon. for more on how and when the covid-19 vaccines are being distributed, propublica reporter caroline chen joins us from new york city. caroline, we've all heard that when you look at this across the country, right now what is the general g order, if there is one who is supposed to be getting it first, and who are we excting to get it in the next few weeks? risk healthcare w

start right off the top because of some news of this or so ago wen hour were informed that the new var variant, the new strain we've identified from the united kingdom, some other parts of the globe, identified in colorado yesterday, has been identified here in the state of california, in southern california. and i know there's been a lot of conversations around the issue of variants, the issue of transmissibility. but i'm curious more broadly on diagnostics, on the testing side, immunity. have we received enough to really understand the impacts in other categories, just on the issue of severity of disease and the transmissibilities of this disease? dr. fauci: first of all, i'm not a caseed that you have and likely more cases in beifornia and we likely will seeing reports from other states, colorado were the first to do that. going to start seeing it because if you have that much of a prominence of this in the u.k. with all the travel, not only directly to the united states, but through other countries, intermittently, where you go from u.k. to france, states,o the united et cetera. th

initially being shown a yellow card for the challenge on gaetano castrovilli, it was sent off after a varter the break, things got worse for the hosts when alex sandro could only turn this cross into his own net. martin caceres put the result beyond doubt five minutes later for the third. juventus are fourth in the table, with napoli, inter and ac milan all in action on wednesday. after the opening two games of the season on tuesday, wednesday sees the new nba season really kick into life with 13 games. 2020 runners up miami heat will keep it in florida for their starter against orlando magic. jimmy butler and his side only played two pre—season games — but found form in beating toronto on saturday. unlike many games, there should be fans for this one too with up to 4,000 permitted in the amway centre. the efl cup quarterfinals conclude with everton hosting manchester united in a meeting of two of the premier league's top three. expect plenty of changes later on to the teams you saw at the weekend, but everton will be keen to keep hopes alive of a first major trophy in 26 years. they'll b

made even harder whenjohn lundstram was sent off for this challenge, after the referee had checked the var scoring a deflected effort on his premier league debut. sheffield united couldn't hold on as welbeck came off the bench to score in the 87th minute. chris wilder's side are still rooted to the bottom of the league onjust two points. leicester are a goal up at tottenham thanks to a penalty from jamie vardy. the second half is just getting under way. manchester united take on leeds at 4.30 and sam allardyce takes charge of west brom for the first time when they host aston villa in the late game. callum smith lost his unbeaten record and super—middleweight world title to saul canelo alvarez. alvarez — widely regarded as one of the best pound for pound boxers on the planet — takes smith's wba belt and the vacant wbc belt. he won on a unanimous points decision. he himself has only lost once before. and you can find all the details of how to vote for your favourite for the bbc sports personality of the year award. that's on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. that's all from me f

think the irish would prefer to be a var on this one on the sidelines try to alienate either side. nodal brexit. they are already going to lose a lot from a deal because they're going to be trading formalities and fictions as a result ofa formalities and fictions as a result of a deal which will mean that i this is businesses exporting to the uk and imports from the uk, they will suffer, and, of course, the peace process has been central to both the withdrawal agreement and future relationship and the northern ireland protocol which tries to make sure there's not going to be had blood on the island of ireland, it can really be properly implemented and facilitated if there is a free trade agreement. if there is no free trade agreement. if there is no free trade agreement. if there is no free trade agreement and it makes the northern ireland protocol a lot harder. that's a parcel that is being passed to the irish government. just on the nature of the negotiation, what are you hearing? is it good—natured? bad tempered? as their exhaustion on both sides, and tempers fraying? what are y

made even harder whenjohn lundstram was sent off for this challenge, after the referee had checked the vara deflected effort on his premier league debut. sheffield united couldn't hold on though as welbeck came off the bench to score in the 87th minute. chris wilder's side are still rooted to the bottom of the league onjust two points. turning point, 85 minutes, in my opinion, an opportunity to go to — zero up, which i believe would be enough to win the game. we didn't ta ke enough to win the game. we didn't take that one and two minutes later they scored. in the end, a pleasure watching my team trying to keep the ball out the back of the net. i keep talking about academies, people talk about shapes and systems and between the lines and nine and a half and ten, whatever you want to call it. at times, it is a simplistic game. manchester united take on leeds at 4.30 and sam allardyce takes charge of west brom for the first time when they host aston villa in the late game. callum smith lost his unbeaten record and super—middleweight world title to saul canelo alvarez. alvarez — widely regarde

and the var yents yentd case, it may be spreading if this time. >> so be safe. thanks so much. and now president trump being pitsed against his fellow republicans. and kaitlyn collins has the latest on that. and mitch mcconnell appears to be saying that this is not going to happen. >> reporter: yeah, he is saying that these checks are not going to pass the senate because the democrats will get on board. and mitch mcconnell of all people does know that. so he appears unwilling to do the president's last minute bidding on these checks. but there is another senate republican who is ready to do the president's bidding. a move that will delight president trump. josh hawley becoming the first republican senate to say that he will object when congress meets to certify joe biden's win. >> there is a very clear process. that is just what we'll do, dispense with them. >> reporter: hawley writing that they should investigate aelgtszs allegations of voter fraud. and mitch mcconnell warned his caucus against this very move. saying that it was bound to fail and would force republicans to def

var sell a.of these are multi dose vaccines because the initial dose prime minists the body. second and third dose guarantees a robust immune response. >> i want to ask questions from viewers. tj freeland wants to know in the process of receiving the first dose of one vaccine, if available, can one take the second dose from a different manufacturer? >> no, tj. i like the ingenuity, but that's not recommended. i don't think any manufacturer would give you the second dose of a vaccine you didn't get the first dose of. >> and the next viewer asks is the vaccine effective, safe for those on immuno suppressant drugs like cancer survivors or transplant recipients. >> hard to say. neither pfizer nor moderna, people that had immuno suppressed systems included. we can't say with 100% certainty that the vaccine is safe and effective for that special population of patients. we can, however, say that covid is extremely dangerous for those that have suppressed immune systems. i recommend speaking to your doct

cleansing or attempted genocide of the kosovo population just 25 years ago in a way defines for the kosovo var people the importance of having their own independent state. it's a symbolic political level that's also extremely important. it also frees up, i would say, advance in terms of helping to persuade other countries to recognize kosovo. of course on the other hand for israel it's extremely important as well. it's extremely important for israel to have the embassy in jerusalem, which is traditional viewed as the capital of israel. and serbia, i hadn't heard the latest on whether they have accepted this. they did sign it. hopefully they'll go through with it. mr. chabot: thank you very much. my time has expired. yield back. chair engel: thank you, thank you for the kind words. i now will call on very good friend of mine for many years, someone who will succeed me as the chairman of this wonderful committee, our districts are not far from each other. probably about a 20-minute cab ride from one district to another. maybe half-hour most. and let me just say that i'm glad that mr. meeks will

. >> reporter: experts say the coronavirus vaccines should fend off the latest var yanlt of the disease. >> no evidence to suggest or believe it would evade our vaccines we have now. remember, our vaccines develop antibodies against multiple parts of that spike protein, not just one, the mutated one. >> reporter: vaccines are coming more slowly than officials promised. operation warp speed aimed to have 20 million shots in arms by end of the year. now they say may take until first week of january to get 20 million doses out to states. >> it is not that there's a moment in time where all of a sudden there are 330 doses available of vaccine, it progressively rolls off the production lines each week. >> reporter: it will still be months before many americans receive the vaccine, as cdc advisers voted over the weekend the next group to get the vaccine should be adults over age 75 and front line essential workers. hope for a more widely available vaccine coming as hospitals across the country warn they're already stretched, for numbers that look worse after christmas. >> it is heartbreaking

i think that sends var important signal to many people who are skeptical about the vaccine. vigilance is important to talk about. i hope he will really demonstrate, in terms of wearing a mask and telling people in the administration not to host big parties indoors right now, et cetera. but we need to really have leaders at every level, including at the community level, out there talking and modeling behavior and introducing the kinds of measures that make a difference. >> let's hope so, because sadly so much of that information still being politicized. let's hope that changes. lives at stake. dr. margaret hamburg thanks so much. >> sure. >>> is it in? >> it's done. >> it's done? you are really good. >> thank you. yeah that's good. >> thank you very much. >> do you get thanked a lot for jabbing somebody -- >> i do, actually. yeah. seriously. >> thank you very much, katherine. >> he didn't even cry. that was our very own dr. sanjay gupta, cnn's chief medical correspondent among many health care workers receiving the coronavirus vaccine. that was live on our air this morning. w

of colorado just announced a little while ago that his state has just confirmed its case of the uk var yant of the coronavirus. experts have said this variant was probable already here. but is this a setback for the incoming administration? if this variant is now present in this country? >> look, so, there are a couple of things. one, like you said, we already expected this to be here. the second thing is that viruses evolve. that's not -- should not be a surprise to people twho work in public health. viruses evolve and that's why we need to do a much better job in making sure that we have an adequate your say lens system around the country, to monitor these viruses as they evolve. fundamentally, the scientists are going to have to be very careful and assess the new variant and there will be others, perhaps, in the future. we have to understand why there is concern that it's already more transmissable, it's easier for a person to transmit this virus if they have it. we have to get to the bottom to make sure it is not more virulent. we have to make sure we think the vaccines will remain

restrictions on wednesday, uk health secretary matt hancock also revealed british scientists found a new var the coronavirus that causes covid-19. it may help speed transmission but hancock still thinks vaccines will be effective against it. >>> the formal process of electing joe biden as president is under way as electors gather in state capitols. this is what it looked like in tennessee where the 11 electors voted for president trump. he and the allied are suing but the president vows to keep fighting. for the first time the u.s. is formally blaming iran for the presumed death of retired fbi agent robert levenson who was abducted in there in 2007. reportedly while on an unauthorized mission for the cia. two iranian intelligence officials are being sanctioned by the treasury department. >>> you are up to date. that is the news update at this hour. carl, i send it back to you. >> thank you. apple tv, meantime, pulling the plug on a show based on that blog website gawker america. they did a piece yesterday reporting on an e-mail from tim cook that prompted creators to kill the project leaving

>> reporter: well, the governor of that state, the state of ba var bavaria was just on state. the state is putting in tough new lock down measures that essentially don't allow people to go out of their houses. they have to have good reasons to leave their houses at all, for instance, going to work, going grocery shopping or for instance going for sports outside. this comes as the whole of the country still faces somewhat of a difficult situation. essentially the german government is acknowledging the partial lock down measures that have been in place so far and are going to be in place until january 5th. they have managed to flatten the curb of new infections but the new infections aren't going down. i have been looking at the numbers, 12,300 new infections that the german center for disease control has recorded for today. that's about 1,200 more than on monday of last week. so you can see the numbers certainly aren't going down. so there are some who believe that other german states could follow suit, could also tighten those restrictions. germany looking toward christmas. th

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first european traders that were here recorded back in 1524 with var sano. the trade started blooming early 1600s. you heard some names. and back in 1614 though, guys, when trading happened, when english wanted and french and dutch were a lot of otter pelts and beaver pelts which they made their hats in europe out of. but what happened in 1614, there was an english castor named thomas hunt that came down the coast. remember this day 1614, okay, he came down the coast and he went to an area which is called plymouth today. what we call pawtuxet. a thriving wampanoag community, probably over 1,000 people. that's how you described yourself back then guys. if you're traveling to pawtuxet and you went up to somebody and said hey, what are you, they wouldn't probably say wampanoag because they expect you to know this is wampanoag country. they would strike themselves in wampanoag speaking in the community they're from. i'm a pawtuxet, what are you? when thomas came to the pawtuxet, he took 19 pa tuxette as slaves. a lot of people think african-american and think of

and with the advent of things like the internet of things, it's going to be even more per var pervativeeed this in place yesterday. and if we don't, it's going to be too late. >> multilateral approach. colonel, thank you so much for your insight. enjoy the week. >> you, too. thank you so much for having me. and happy holidays. >> to you, too. christi? >>> want to show live picture right now. this is inside the shipping facility in olive branch, mississippi. moderna's vaccine getting ready to be shipped across the country there. they are packing the boxes. they are going to be loading them up on trucks so they can get them out to the airports and on to the trucks that will take them to the hospitals, rural and city, to make sure that these vaccines are available. again, there is the moderna packing process. you can see all of the people there very, very early, 5:45 in the morning for the folks there in mckessen, in olive branch, mississippi. and near memphis, we're told, which is where fedex headquarters are. fedex and u.p.s. will be receiving those boxes and help ship them out. we're go

as the european close >> hey, carl at least ten european countries responded to the new coronavirus var is spreading faster than the original strain of the disease by suspending flights and trains from the uk france temporarily halting inbound freight transport across the english channel. several countries in arab yashgs too, enacting their own travel ban. the u.s. has yet to stop british travelers from am coming here. about six flights on average a day from london to jfk european travel names under significant pressure, a combination of airlines and hotel chains like intercontinental which along with marriott and hyatt have a decent footprint across europe for marriott, 50% of the earnings are deruived in europe prompting a significant selloff in the cruise lines. remember, they're not at sea right now. the concern is that this will lead to an extended shutdown the cruise lines are eyeing a restart in the spring. we're looking at norwegian cruise line down 4% at this hour >> thanks. let's get a news update from sue herrera. >> good morning, everybody here's what's happening at this hou

meantime, cdc saying there is no evidence to suggest this new var yent in the uk is any more deadly we'llime, the treasury department is the latest victim to disclose they were part of that massive solarwinds cyber attack joining us this morning is one trust co-chairman to talk more about what this may mean of course, sir, the cybersecurity needs of over half the fortune 500 just yesterday closed a $300 million funding round valued at over $5 billion. allen, welcome good to you have >> carl, glad to be here thank you very much. >> i mean, i guess at this point of the game, since >>> at this point of the game, there's so many headlines flying around about severity and breadth of the hack, what key answers need to be answered first as we move forward here? >> security is a tapestry of different products and the networks have been built over many, many years and we're finding we really need to operationalize security and modernize all of these so that they're built for modern techniques that the hackers are using. one trust is in the adjacent space of privacy and one of the challenges is as

this variant is growing faster than the existing var variance. >> reporter: you heard him describe the variance. scientists and experts agree it is entirely normal for the virus to change, mutate. they are nothing to worry about and nothing new, and there is no evidence that this specific variant is more deadly or immune to the vaccine. >>> so meanwhile, europe's mainland countries are issuing tough new covid restrictions. france has implemented a new curfew that will last until at least january 20th. in the netherlands, schools and universities will close, along with nonessential retail shops and public gathering places. and after a record number of deaths, germany will impose a nationwide lock down. fred pleitgen has more from berlin. >> reporter: germany remains in a dire situation with high numbers of new coronavirus infections, pretty much every day, and so the german government has now decided this country is going to go into what's called a hard lock down come wednesday. angela merkel and state governors have decided nonessential shops are going to have to close and schools are

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others in the donors trust dark money creep show include $4 million to project var veratas h cooked up sting videos in minnesota and other states to feed the false election fraud narrative of donald trump and the far right. also $1.5 million to a beauty called v. dare foundation whose website is a investigator for anti-semitism, xenophobia and white nationalism. i can see why someone would want to hide giving a million dollars to that. donors trust has a tag-along entity that sends a lot of money into the same places. the charles koch foundation. in fact, it's a little hard to tell where this koch foundation ends and where donors trust begins. donors trust has provided significant financial support to the koch political operations major front group through the americans for prosperity foundation. which is here on the graphic. it's like a reunion going through this research. and donors trust in turn has received financial support from the charles g. koch foundation so money out to the koch political operation and in from the koch foundation. i don't know why the koch foundation couldn't

over the last several days and weeks', we have seen this var variant has been in 14 other countrie including canada, and today we have definitive information that it is here in the united states, but many of us expected it was here during this entire time. i think it tells us several things: one, we need to bolster our surveillance. if other countries were finding it before us, it tes me we need to do a better job of testing and genomic surveillance. but from a public health standpoint, i want eyto co couple of things. one is that we do believe, based on the data from the u.k., that this strain is likely more transmissible, somewhere between6 and 70% more transmissible, and it binds tightly to threceptor in the hos. that is an important piece of information. has it led to ieard outbreaks in the u.k., perhaps even here? don't quite know t yet. but the important thing i think everybody needs tors unnd is there is no demonstration that the measures that we are using to protect ourselves from the initial strain, without thisutation, the masking, the social distancing, allf tse measures should wo

the brazilian was lucky that there is no var. as the clock ticked on, arsenal started to click. the message. but runarsson can't have been listening. his mistake handing the lead back to city. this time, they wouldn't let it go. because foden had the game in his grasp. first he flicked it over runarsson's head, then provided the kind of cross that you just can't miss from. city were slick, but arsenal haven't won domestically since early november. the kind of run that has you looking over your shoulder. craig templeton, bbc news. there was a great story in the evening's other cup game — as brentford reached a major semi—final for the first time in their history. josh dasilva scored the only goal — as newcastle became the fourth premier league team brentford have knocked out of this year's competition. the manager of league one club ipswich town paul lambert says the lack of testing support lower down the football pyramid is putting people's lives at risk. the efl say they're reviewing and strengthening coronavirus protocols over christmas. lambert is currently in isolation havin

commissioners, place us on items 9a and b, 2019-01374coa and var, 812 scott street. you will consider the certificate of appropriateness. and assistant zoning administrator will consider the request for variance. >> good afternoon, commissioners. michelle taylor, department staff. can i share my screen? >> sure, michelle. let me just -- thank you. thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. item before you today is a request for certificate of appropriateness for the property at 812 scott street located in the alamo square historic district, under article 10. it's a modest two story two family residence built in 1888. a wood building has prominently centered bay window at the upper floor, moderately decorated and capped with a steep front facing gable. the building features horizontal wood siding and modest detailing. ground floor is largely obscured from the street by a tall secure wall with a roll-up garage door at the front property line. the project, remodelling of both residential units and converting unoccupied space into habitable space, along with seismic stren

retail market and the potential timetable for an ipo kourtney gibson is still with us so is peter gook var conversation we will get our first comment from mike santoli after the close. mike, what are the trends that stood out to you it seems like there has been a rotation from growth into value today. wonder how long that can last? >> it has been multiple weeks on that kayla in terms of more cyclical and cheaper stocks working. you have a lot of things i think acting as tail winds obviously the seasonal strength in the fourth quarter into december is prevailing right now. people are riding that you also have a sense -- it was a disappointment on the headlines jobs number without a doubt relative to forecasts but it was better than feared. every bit of economic news is being taken as well. we know the worst likely we are going to see is november and december data from here on in and out. if that's as bad as it gets as we all hope it is then we don't have to worry about it because we have perceived certainty in an acceleration of the economy because the vaccine is only months away. at an unu

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commissioners, place us on items 9a and b, 2019-01374coa and var, 812 scott street. you will consider the certificate of appropriateness. and assistant zoning administrator will consider the request for variance. >> good afternoon, commissioners. michelle taylor, department staff. can i share my screen? >> sure, michelle. let me just -- thank you. thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. item before you today is a request for certificate of appropriateness for the property at 812 scott street located in the alamo square historic district, under article 10. it's a modest two story two family residence built in 1888. a wood building has prominently centered bay window at the upper floor, moderately decorated and capped with a steep front facing gable. the building features horizontal wood siding and modest detailing. ground floor is largely obscured from the street by a tall secure wall with a roll-up garage door at the front property line. the project, remodelling of both residential units and converting unoccupied space into habitable space, along with seismic stren

don't really have exposure to travel and leisure may not have had much of an effect at all, so it does var y quite a bit. florida, for example, has lost something like 11% of its revenue overall. i cannot fact-check that in real time, but that is a statistic i saw. i think it varies a lot state to state. 16, kennedy: on november the wall street journal reported recentlyfornia reported that its tax revenue for this fiscal year is running 19% above projections. do you disagree with that? chair powell: i don't have any reason to, no. sen. kennedy: in the same analysis, the journal reported that personal income tax revenue in october in california was $1 billion or 16% higher than the previous october and sales taxes were up 9.2%. is that consistent with the fed's information? chair powell: i honestly haven't seen any information at the fed. as i mentioned, i think the bigger fact is that state and local government revenues, tax revenues, have been less affected so far than we thought we would. there is a lot of research on why that might be. nonetheless, state and local governments have laid

president and owner of the joe var result i restaurant group. go with you, joe. about very frustrating times and i called my restaurant groups in southeastern michigan to ban together. we had about 400 restaurants come together. unfortunately with the restrictions not being able to gather in michigan we ended up doing it through skype. what we ended up doing, honestly after talking to attorneys and talking to lobbyists and everybody else the, we're standing united. we want to get to a solution with the governor to reopen restaurants. we, first thoughts were to just open restaurants and it has been told to us that their mission would be to close every restaurant down. so if it was 20, if it was 400, this he would come and take your liquor license or take your food license. stuart: that is about the only way, rosalie, join the conversation, wouldn't that be the only way to beat these regulations? because if you don't beat them, you're going out of business? i mean you will lose everything you worked for all your lives, rosalie, wouldn't it be better to get everybod

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at the same time, let's just send the vars over the southern border. and by the remain in mexico policy the president put in. it's hard to imagine the bitterness being that great that he reversed a successful apology -- policy that actually controlled the border over the last year or. so i guess that's the truth we are going to find out when we watch -- when your feature is done. >> well, do they want a successful policy or do they want an open border? because the man running for labor secretary is the former president of the open society foundation patrick who just resigned in order to be available he to take up a position in the cabinet. so, that's, you know, really what you are looking at. right? what is the real policy? brian: unbelievable what could be happening to our country very shortly. lara logan thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. brian: great to see her stuff on fox nation. great to see janice dean who has a big storm right over her right shoulder. >> that is correct. and maybe the most snow new york city has seen in five years. it is happeni

the brazilian was lucky that there is no var. as the clock ticked on, arsenal started to click.ncentrate, was the message. but runarsson can't have been listening. his mistake handing the lead back to city. this time, they wouldn't let it go. because foden had the game in his grasp. first he flicked it over runarsson's head, then provided the kind of cross that you just can't miss from. city were slick, but arsenal haven't won domestically since early november. the kind of run that has you looking over your shoulder. craig templeton, bbc news. there was a great story in the evening's other cup game as brentford reached a major semifinal for the first time in their history. josh dasilva scored the only goal as newcastle became the fourth premier league team brentford have knocked out of this year's competition. coronavirus has claimed its first rugby premiership fixture this season, with leicester tigers' boxing day match at newcastle called off. an outbreak in the tigers squad is to blame, with a number of positive tests and even more players having to self—isolate. anthonyjoshu