and vox is an outlet for brain, dead liberal that sometimes get something right. quote, it's telling though that 13 of the 15 states that have legalized marijuana so far have been forced to do it by ballot initiative. for whatever reason, elected lawmakers and legislatures remain scared to touch this issue. so a patchwork of ballot measures has moved the us in an unexpected direction. ballot measures, not politicians show how much americans agree with each other if we're allowed to actually take issues outside of the red blue to team to arrangement syndrome. and actually think about it like a human being. most of america wants to end the drug war and their free health care and their free college education and decrease the military and have net neutrality and a livable minimal wage and a livable planet. and just parted julian, a sourness. come on, donald trump, you've got nothin left to lose. piss off the rest of the ruling elite by pardoning julian, the sun sets, the best prank you have left man. well ok, but the best prank is rubbing your poo into the or nay latt

. >> kori, let me read you something from vox. this is emma ashford to vox arguing biden might want to take on a few of donald trump's foreign policy characteristics. it would be nice to see biden adopt some of trump's flexibility in foreign policy affairs. most of trump's strange policy choices came from the fact that he didn't know or care much about foreign affairs, but it was also sometimes a benefit in that he was unconstrained by this is how we've always done it thinking. what do you think of that? >> i don't agree with emma on that. i actually think you can see the american public reacting to it. donald trump was great at raising first-order questions like, aren't immigrants taking americans' jobs or why don't allies do more for their own defense? those are interesting and important questions. but the public doesn't like donald trump's answer to them. you've seen enormous shifts in public attitudes in favor of immigration, in favor of alliances and in favor of trade in donald trump's presidency because of the policies he's

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plant alone can produce 300000 electric cars a year it could soon overtake tesla's total production vox book, the headquarters of the world's largest car maker of produce is the id for the fast growing s.u.v. market. the compact id 3 is intended for customers with a more modest budget. it's the answer to tesla model 3, but at a lower price. yeah. it was known for its combustion engines. but will the company be willing to convert more factories for electric vehicle production? we're already planning our next factory and, and we'll also produced electric models like the i.d.f. . so we still have some breathing room in china. it will be extremely fast as always. factories will be springing up like mushrooms, modular construction of many car brands under one roof has been a key driver of b.w.'s worldwide success. the company's been making combustion vehicles using modular systems like this one for a long time. now it's using that system to produce electric car, b. w. games to be climate neutral by 2050. when the going gets tough, you need a tough vehicle. it's a toyota, one of the most a ca

at its finest so what is the wave of litigation as the trump and his supporters are counting on will vox reports that be true. campaign has filed a wave of lawsuits seeking to make marginal changes to the procedures governing ballot counting but nearly all of these suits involve such minor disputes that it's unclear what trump stands to gain even if he prevails in court and as far as the supreme court is concerned so far the associated press reports that the trump campaign also seeking to intervene in a pennsylvania case at the supreme court that deals with whether ballots received up to 3 days after the election can be counted interestingly most legal experts have said that none of these kinds of cases could potentially overturn the election but for those of us who lived through the great bush versus gore debacle of the year 2000 with the supreme court ultimately took the presidency out of the hands of the voters and handed it over to the partisan waters we remain on edge and always watching the honks. if you will what's going on a city street you want to. see this as this you always st

warns antti vox's could be banned from all places and you've been public transport to stop by the forcing of vaccine on the nation. this is the right way to go. you can go to the right choose which is going to school, which can still reach more, i think, to a blind you would be $2.00 to $3.00 times the while done today, ph, and seem to last the us off the side of the bill to jail. those behind in sports, like sat in america's domestic league. making sure you know the mrs story, this is hour to international kentucky with us. well, to start us off this hour job in a house adopted a new no, allowing its authorities to impose tough coronavirus when they took restrictions. but it didn't pass without incident inside the store employees 20 to each other while outside the situation. you can see a time violent protest is against the law, clashed with riot police, who responded with water cannon feel sorry to say almost 200. people have been detained, and 9 officers entered i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, i, well, what we were looking out was the amendment to the protection against infection act . what

pop, at any time editor used to say to me into a vox proper little piece of me started to die becausehat you distil for us on your show?” get these little nuggets that you distil for us on your show? i was lucky enough to be born with a dumb face, so my big dumb face is very easy to talk to you. so when i go out there people are eager to talk to this big dumb face. so i have to walk up there with the big dumb face, that's the way to do it. yes. in that camera makes you a bad guy at the trump rally, but people love to be on television and hear themselves be right. so when you go to these events people do want to engage, they want to be on television, and i want to argue their point. it would be surprised how easy it is to engage with folks. not everyone there's definitely times when i'm heckled and or we have to get up and run and moves soar as fast as we can. but more often than not people want to talk. lets to the president does indeed leave the white house onjanuary 20, what is next for you? a break. i think i would like to sleep a little bit, i'm really hoping for some boredom in u

according to vox news, the democratic woman will release a public letter tomorrow saying newsom shoulder will appear as a full-page ad in the "l.a. times" and "san francisco chronicle." congresswoman karen bass and barbara lee are believed to be competitors for the position. >>> well, california college of the arts faculty held a protest today to demand a fair contract and better management. organizers picketed this afternoon at the corner of college and broadway next to the cca campus in oakland. they claim that management is anti-union and has laid off union leaders, cut faculty wages, and walked out of bargaining sessions. now the union says the administration is planning to reopen class this spring without faculty input. >> our president and our provost will not come to the table to talk to us directly, and so we feel that we're not even talking to the decision makers, and yet decisions about our livelihood and our lives are being made for us. >> the college administration tells abc7 they respect both unions and are committed to negotiating with health and safety as a top priority.

according to vox this weekend, 46% of biden's transition staffers are of color. that includes 41% of the senior staff, 52% are women. that includes 53% of the senior staff. as the president-elect plots his course economically through the pandemic, he's appointed several key advisers on rooting out systemic racism in our economy. what does this signal to you about the grasp of this particular moment and have you been asked to come join his team, madam congresswoman? >> well, reverend sharpton, let me say this. i am so excited about the possibilities under a biden/harris administration. and what i so appreciate, you know, president-elect biden said several things along the campaign trail and how familiar are we with people who say one thing and do another? from the time he said i will appoint a woman to stand besides me, to the agenda he's put together and the people that he selected in his cabinet, he made a statement that americans have a duty to act to address systemic racism and he's putting people in place that will help him do just that, who will really start

plant alone can produce 300000 electric cars a year, it could soon overtake tesla's total production vox book, the headquarters of the world's largest car maker of produce is the id for the fast growing s.u.v. market. the compact id 3 is intended for customers with a more modest budget. it's the answer to tesla's model 3, but at a lower price. yeah. it was known for its combustion engines. but will the company be willing to convert more factories for electric vehicle production? we're already planning our next factory. emden will also produce electric models, like the i.d.f. so we still have some breathing room in china. it will be extremely fast as always . factories will be springing up like mushrooms, modular construction of many car brands under one roof has been a key driver of b.w.'s worldwide success. the company's been making combustion vehicles using modular systems like this one for a long time. now it's using that system to produce electric cars. same to be climate neutral by 2050. when the going gets tough, you need to be a car. it's a toyota, one of the most a car in the wor

cline is the founder and editor at large of vox, the author of why we're polarized. a senior editor at the dispatch and a columnist for time, the author of divided we fall. ezra, looking at this election, if somebody were to ask you the question, an american would ask you simply, why are we so polarized, what is the answer? >> we are polarized because we disagree. let me put this in a slightly different way in terms of parties. what has happened in american politics that has made us polarized in the way that it functions in our common conversation suspect that we have become more deeply in disagreement with each other. it's that disagreement has become better sorted between the parties. if you go back 30 or 40 or 50 years, you have liberal republicans like george romney, conservative democrats. and that creates an incentive in a capacity for cross-party governance that we don't have right now. i am not really concerned about american disagreement. there are kinds that are toxic and some that are constructive. i am worried about the inability to govern because the par

according to vox news, the democratic women will release a public letter today saying newsom should notd her senate seat with a white woman. the letter will appear as a full-page ad in the "l.a. times" and in the "san francisco chronicle." congresswoman karen bass and barbara lee are believed to be in consideration for this position. >>> coming up, thes u ssh he hiring. >>> and the thanksgiving turkeys have arrived in d.c. the grand entrance for the animals who will be pardoned tomorrow. we'll get to that. first we get to meteorologist mike nicco. >> i guess we know how reggie feels about that. we were watching last week when we were talking about it, now we know. let's talk about what's going on. i'll look at some temperatures. and we're going to start off by looking at what's going on around the bay. in the east bay valleys, we got upper 40s to low 50s about 47 to 52 the spread here under some fog there. fog in hayward, 51. same thing in mountain view. redwood city and palo alto, 49. thick fog around santa rosa, 36. vallejo, napa, american canyon, some fog in the low to upper 40s ther

so the current period is very beneficial and there's a great potential for growth this quarter vox them. but the one important sphere is locating pete lyons. the data experts developed a special method of doing that, which led them to winning a competition with a 1000000 euros in prize money. already says is now identifying pete lyons for the indonesian government in indonesia. many forests are being cut down to build palm oil plantations. peak areas often catch fire in the process, producing smoke in large quantities of climate damaging carbon dioxide. the satellite data can help prevent that. the project is being financed with international relief funds. the satellite images even tell the experts how much biomass the forests have, and how much carbon dioxide is stored in them. reducing c o 2 emissions is a hot topic around the world. the company hopes that other countries will soon be using their data you know, in many asian countries, there are larger or smaller pete areas. often, no one knows about them because no one has looked into the subject. and there are a huge peat areas in a

according to vox news, the democratic women will release a public letter today saying newsom should notd her senate seat with a white woman. the letter will appear as a full-page ad in the "l.a. times" and in the "san francisco chronicle." congresswoman karen bass and barbara lee are believed to be in consideration for this position. >>> one of this year's rhodes scholars is a south bay native. we'll hear how she plans to use the honor to build a better bay area. >>> and you are taking a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. right now we're up about 200 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> but first a check on your weather and meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >> hi, guys. i'm taking a look at the current conditions out there right now. and what we're seeing are temperatures that are just a bit milder in some areas, up to 17 degrees warmer in places like livermore. let's drive down into some neighborhoods. we'll go into the east bay. we have 48 in places like castro valley. 49 in fremont. 47 in san leandro. everyone else around 50 to 55 d

plus, vox reporting hospitals across the country are reporting critical staff shortages and they may only grow worse in the weeks to come as thousands of 1 million americans diagnosed with covid-19 in the past week begin to require hospitalization. >> on the cusp of things going from ugly to horrible and that's where they're living right now. >> the emotional and physical stress is exhausting, absolutely exhausting. i don't know how we are getting through it. >> from coast-to-coast, local governments are taking a defensive posture to slow or reduce the growing spread. "the new york times" saying as the united states breaks record after record some cities hope nightly curfews will stop the coronavirus from leaping to person to person at bars, par parties and other nocturnal events. a measure more often imposed to calm public unrest, curfew. minnesota issued a ban on indoor dining and shut down gyms and theaters through december 18th. in newark, new jersey, the mayor issued a ten-day stay -at-home order beginning on wednesday. all non-essential businesses are asked to shut down. the ci

vox highlighting the two witht his tweet: "north dakota had the lowest mask—wearing rate in the countryr, according to survey data. the state also has the highest per capita rate of covid—i9 any state in the county, according to the cdc as of november six." and the federation of american scientists says north dakota has the highest, global mortality rate in the world, followed by the czech republic, then south dakota — which has still not made masks mandatory. anthony zurcher is in washington. with staggering figures like these in the united states, what is the president doing? he is not doing much right now. that could be because, i was with him in the run—up to the election, he wanted people to stop talking about coronavirus after the election, it was all being drummed up to undermine him politically. if you contract the disease, you will get better from it like contract the disease, you will get betterfrom it like donald trump. now we have gone past the election, perhaps he feels he does not want to be called out for saying it was going to go away. the vice president has been continu

vox nest is a very important part of enabling that part of that general audience marketplace and so we are using technology and using salesforce. it's no reason, you know, or it stands to reason that we should be doing so well in ad revenue because we have the biggest sales force in audio. we've got almost 2,000 sales professionals and for them, they can now sell podcasts as well and i think that's been a very important part of our growth story. we've got the infrastructure in place both on the content side and the monetization side. liz: you guys did not -- i'm one of those geeks who listens to entire earnings calls and you guys did not give guidance for full year 2020. i get that. it's very hard to see that out in the distance. but you did talk about or at least your cfo did, talk about ad revenue from political ads. i know that you guys had some good revenue that you reported from q3, but october alone, the first month of q4, looked really really solid. i think you guys were up about to 55 million when q3 for the whole quarter was 40 million. do you see that continuing through novem

but again you know we need to vox the a lot of people to continue to make sure that it can continue to be safe but again with an interview on population benefit you always weigh the risks and benefits personally i will be excited to get the vaccine i something i know a lot of people because of the optics you know the political capital potentially early in the but so far so good in in my estimation. >>yeah, back seen won't work if nobody takes it doctor chan hong says says would be made available to first responders and medical professionals. that interview first ran on our streaming news that kronon you can find it on your app store and stay connected all day long to breaking news in the north bay health officials in napa county are also urging the community to take proper steps to prevent further spread of the virus and to take advantage of testing in calistoga mobile covid-19 test will be made available by appointment today and tomorrow at the calistoga fairgrounds testing is also available in napa at the napa county expo we've put all this information up on our website kron 4 dot co

vox ran this info graphic in 2014 about a poll showing a majority of americans believe elections are rigged. he tweeted in reply, that's because they are. it seems both parties have some work to do to build trust back into our elections. we've got more ahead, including how he feels about recounts and legal challenges in presidential elections. low and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. leland vittert kicks us off tonight with the latest from the white house on the legal efforts in key swing states. good evening, leland. >> good evening to you and dara going on in a number of states. late tonight the president turned to the tax towards the media saying we are reporting about republican poll watchers barred from doing their job in key states and said that accounts for hundreds of thousands of ballots in michigan and pennsylvania. quoting the president, "i easily win both states." undeterred he is now by the narrowing path to victory. >> embrace that label. >> we will win, president trump tweeted with this video of a pre-election rally. late tonight's campai

after a check of the world weather his efforts, vox, hello there, we've got some dry weather now. pushing into japan, bad of cloud, just easing out into the open waters. clear skies just tucking in behind, but fresh weather 2 times in tokyo to around 16 celsius. 70 is there for seoul and for beijing, perhaps a touch warmer in seoul 10 celsius. struggling to get his double figures as we go through wednesday. as you can see, japan largely dry one or 2 showers into that eastern side of college, but nothing much to speak of just 14 celsius. therefore, i was never too far away. so i was never too far away to from central parts of china, but to the south of that, it is fine and dry with some sunshine, as is the case to cause the northern parts of the philippines indochina generates a fair usual rash of showers across much of southeast asia and the really pepping up. some are seeing some heavy showers the late peninsula, also seeing some lively outbreaks of rape as we go through the next day or 2 and those showers pushing down into indonesia. so very wet weather pushing into india as wel

the tweet here from fox, he's responding to a vox to eat in 2014, 68% of americans think elections areged. the tweet here reportedly from brock -- about -- reportedly from ron claim, "that's because they are." jerry, republican line, go ahead. be, we my question would have holidays for just about everything. why not on the day that we vote for our president, it should be a national holiday so everybody would have a chance to go invoke? is, presidentg from the been fighting time he got in right up until now. he's still trying to fight for the american people. but no matter what he does, the voters have spoke. i think that after everything is counted, if it is the way that it is, then he should open the in andnd let biden come transfer the power. thank you. tim, tim, tim is in preston, connecticut. a biden supporter. should president trump concede? caller: he should. it's 5 million votes ahead for biden already. a small city by me is 40,000 people. city, take a look at that being 40,000, multiply that by 2.5 times, that's what his lead is. if you took it and divided it by 50 states, you