senate is now picked assemblywoman shirley weber to take over the dia's duties weber has served 8 years in the state legislature, and chairs the california legislative black caucus, if confirmed by the assembly and the senate in sacramento should be california's first black secretary of state. >>election officials say former democratic presidential candidate andrew yang has filed paperwork to run for mayor of new york city has not formally declared his candidacy but apparently in the works because of term limits. the current mayor bill de blasio is nearing the end of his second and final term newly retired former san jose police chief eddie garcia has been hired as the chief of police for the city of dallas are sealed become dallas's 30th chief of police and the first latino to hold that position. garcia accepts this position after almost 30 years with the san jose police department and he's been credited with rebuilding the department after pension reform and an exodus of

more with the lender's chair, axel weber, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, and politics. this is "bloomberg: surveillance ." i'm francine lacqua in london. let's get back to our conversation with axel weber, chairman of ubs. thank you for staying with us. we talked about consolidation within switzerland. what would it take for cross-border consolidation in europe to happen? axel: i think what europeans need to acknowledge is the way they tried it so far to get a banking union has worked -- hasn't worked. we are still quarreling about insurance, still don't have a capital union and i've been arguing that what europe needs is a think tank at the talk -- big bank at the top. it needs a new legislation that creates a european league of banks that can operate across the european union. pretty much what the united states did with the national banking act. mind you, that was in 1863, so europe needs to have its european moment for the banking union and capital markets union and that can only happen if there are eur

if confirmed, shirley weber will be the first afton american to serve in the role. she is chair of the california legislative black caucus and represented san diego in the state assembly since 2012. the elevation of an african- american to the old job was predicted by a former mayor that one ascendancy to be filled by a black woman. they say that the decisions and politics are not always easy. >> sometimes people don't understand this, but this is part of what you are. your policies and your commitment, causes you to do certain things that displease people. >> reporter: they did say that alex padilla has the qualifications for the job he will hold until 2022. with the release of this video, looks like the campaign has already started. >>> is california senator, alex padilla is ready to keep fighting for us. >> reporter: the coalition of black women strongly advocated for harris's position be another black woman.

sarah weber is with us. she is the director of the berkeley food pantry. michael it all-fest is with us. he is the communication director for food of alameda county . >> it is one of five banks around the bay area. what we are hubs is of hunger relief. the bank serves one in five county residents. 20% of the county turns to up for help. we distribute millions of pounds of food through different agencies. pantries just like sarah's, in fact . >> there is your code queue. >> we serve about 700+ families per month which is about 2500 people per month. we serve all of berkeley. we serve everyone from every walk of life. someone will turn to us for food every day. >> what happens, you have a need and then just show up? >> yes. you come to our pantry and we will give you a certain amount of food, depending on how large your family is. that is enough to last three days. so nine meals per person per household . >> what about with christmas and holidays. >> people get extra food. they find themselves anxious around the holidays because so many of the people we serv

shirley weber. the governor selected padilla to finish the senate term for vice president-elect kamala harris. dr. weber will take padilla's place as california's secretary of state. padilla becomes the first latino senator from california, and dr. weber will be the first african-american secretary of state in california history. both say they are honored and are still trying to soak in this historic moment. >> still sinking in, but excited and eager for this next chapter and opportunity to make you proud and make all californians proud. >> i take this responsibility very seriously because it is a serious position, and it has tremendous opportunities for us to continue the legacy that's been established as california has. >> newsom's announcements yesterday capped off months of political lobbying by groups, some . >>> san jose's recently retired police chief didn't stay retired for long. today eddie garcia was named the new police chief in dallas, texas. garcia will be the first latino to lead the d

tim weber sharing his plans past nike. that is coming up. the fox business alert house majority leader steny hoyer in the last 38 minutes told members to keep their schedules free through sunday and possibly next week to finalize coronavirus relief and government funding. we have a 5:00 p.m. deadline for the next step on a funding bill to avoid a government shutdown and of course in fewer than nine hours the statutory funding to run the government goes dry. to blake burman at the white house with the latest. >> it's remarkable what you laid out on the one hand were talking about the federal government potentially shutting down and on the other a 900 billion-dollar deal that they are trying to put together at this point and both of those can go together with each other which is why you have a ton of uncertainty in washington right now, i'll start something you and i were talking about 24 hours ago. that is the debate to set up credit lending facilities. that still appears to be a sticking point in the negotiations for the covid relief package

shirley weber, assembly member from southern california, very, very prominent in the african-american caucus in the california state you'r chur. they're lobbying for rob won'ta. lgbtq community is lobbying somebody else. all of these will be hotly contested and these are positions that are spring boards to future statewide office, not normally, but maybe other offices as well. senator and more. >> sounds like as you put it, more >>> and we're back. thank you for joining us today on this interactive show. we covered the latest with the new covid strain out of the uk. and alex padilla taking the empty u.s. senate >>> tonight, the news coming in late today, reports pfizer is now in talks with the u.s. government to providen thes of millions of additional doses of the vaccine. and that new variant of the virus. they're now testing for it here in new york. all of this as the nation now marks the deadliest year in american history. we're now seeing an average of more than 2,600 american lives lost every day. as concerns mount tonight over that new variant of covid. the testing in new york a

a retired professor, weber would be the first black woman to hold that office.ornia's electoral college it was she who made the announcement to put joe biden over the electoral threshold of 270 making him the winner of the presidential election. >>> as of monday more than half a million americans and health care workers, that is, have been vaccinated. with moderna's vaccine in the mix that number is expected to grow at a fast pate. marin in the north bay was among the first to get the moderna vaccine with shots beginning yesterday. in the meantime, new for you this morning, alex azar says the vaccine time line is still holding. >> we believe that we will have enough vaccine for every american who wants to be vaccinated by the second quarter, the second quarter of next year. >> the second quarter ends in june. in the meantime in the bay area there's no time to slow down. hospitals are racing to get as many health care workers vaccinated as possible. they are scrambling for the next wave of holiday cases, getting ready to open its first ever mobile e.r. unit. >> t

well san diego assembly member shirley weber will fill previous role at secretary of state weber has been the leader of the legislative black caucus and formidable voice. >>for civil rights in sacramento. >>coming up next on the press clinical psychologist talks about mental health and the holidays, stay with >>welcome back everyone in south florida, a weather alert was this morning about falling iguanas yes, falling iguanas cold weather is the cause i know it sounds weird. the national weather service says the chilly temperatures on christmas day. could actually calls want us to fall from trees, the bushes porches are coming from everywhere. it's a phenomenon that happens almost every year. when it gets too cold for them live lizards rely on the sun for energy so gets really cold. they get a little stiff and lethargic and can basically lose their grip on the trees where they're hanging out that's where they live. and this year to be the coldest christmas in south florida. since 1999. so folks just walking around a match of being a visitor there time it does not knowing that this hap

. >>> shirley weber is to become california's next secretary of state. the democrat is currently chair of the state's legislative black caucus, weber would become the black person to serve as secretary of state. >>> tonight, san jose's football team says it has no intention of changing its travel plans for the upcoming arizona bowl. the spartans just returned from las vegas, in the county says that leaving this weekend would violate the mandatory 10 day quarantine. santa clara county council, james williams, says, a successful season does not give the team the right to ignore health orders. >> the right thing for everyone in our community, right now, all of us, is to be minimizing any nonessential activity. avoiding travel. not gathering. >> the school is not backing down tonight, saying in part sju restricted travel in and out of l.a. to allow student athletes who live out of the county to leave immediately after arriving in the county. this follows county guidelines that allows individuals to pass through the county and not dr. quarantine. you can watc

hari vasreen spoke with producer sam weber about some of the road trips theykeere able to n the lead-up to the election. >, > sreenivasan: s are one of the few teams that were able toe go out this year, and actually decided to take the whole show on the road because we weren't in the studio anyway. so, one of the places we went, north carina-- refresh our viewers on why we went there. >> it was a really fascine ing time to the state. early voting had already started and we concentrated on the race that was a little bitoff the beaten path, the race for the state agriculture commissioner, anfocused on a oung challenger who was really putting climate change at sort of the center of her campaign, and running against an incumbent who'd been there for a long time. itte was a really sting race to follow because climate change was so much at the front and center of that race. and north carolina is a state that really has felt like it's reffally feeling thets of climate change already. and one of thehings that we focused on in that story was hurricane florence, which was only two years earlier a

senator in california and weber becomes the first african american secretary of state. >> my parentscame to the united states from mexico. this is an american dream story not unique to the padilla family. my father with a very limited education spent 40 years in a kitchen working as a short order cook and for the same 40 years, my mom used to clean houses. she was lucky. she had a chance to finish grade school before going to work to help her family. >> we came to california because my dad was going to be lynched in arkansas and i always say i'm from hope, a city that had no hope for black people and my grandfather never got a chance to vote because he died before the voting rights act of 1965 and my dad never voted before he came to california in the '50s. >> padilla wants to work on the next round of relief. weber wants to keep expanding voter roles and keep alive the passion for voting so many people felt for the 2020 election. >> as we head to break, check out the lava. >> wow. >> just how much is there? we'll have some answers coming no, no no. let's show 'em how it's done, beck

shirley weber for secretary of state . that he is old job. now, weber's appointment is confirmed by both houses of the legislature, she will be the first african-american to serve as secretary of state in california. we will have much more on assembly member weber coming up on ktvu news at 6:00. back to you. >> all right, we'll see you then, thank you. padilla joins a growing number of california leaders who will be part of the biden administration and so far they include vice president-elect kamala harris, janet yellen as treasury secretary, former u.s. attorney for dhs, southern california native, sicilia rao's to leave the and economic advisors and california attorney general to lead health and human services. >>> before he leaves office to join the biden administration, attorney general javier becerra announced a major a settlement with the kern county sheriff's department. the settlement stems from a use of force lawsuit by the state department of justice. it alleged unreasonable force and unreasonable stops, searches and seizures along

shirley weber will be the first african- american to serve in that role. weber is chair of the california legislative black caucus and has represented san diego in the state assembly since 2012. the elevation of an african- american to padilla's old job was predicted by former san francisco mayor, willie brown, who wanted the senate seat to be filled by a black woman but says decisions and politics aren't always easy. >> when i served as the mayor of san francisco, sometimes people don't understand it but it is part of what you are, your loyalty, your promises and your commitment causes you to do certain things that displease people. >> reporter: in the end, brown says padilla has the qualifications for the job he will hold until 2022 when he hopes to run for the position and with the release of this video it looks like the campaign has already started. >> alex padilla is ready to keep on fighting for us. >> a coalition of black women have strongly advocated for the replacement via another black woman with representatives barbara lee and karen bass being h

as to his replacement shirley weber is being nominated for the next secretary of state. they have chair of the black caucus. if confirmed weber will be the first black person to ever serve in that role. >>> 20 minutes before 7:00 and still ahead on kpix5 did streaming on cbsn bay area a battling over social media followers. why the biden administration said that bit twitter isn't being fair. >>> and the market just opened a few minutes ago. let's take a check on the big board. the dow up about 185 points. cbs money watch breaks down . >>> how opportunities for rain are lining up out in the pacific. we have one coming in for second half of christmas day. another one that then comes in late sunday and not to get to far ahead of myself could be another one early next week. we will sort this out in the forecast. >>> stocks in the green, plus ben changes about to hit the new york stock exchange. a live money watch update from new york. good morning. >> good morning to you. that's right trading has been underway for a little more than ten minutes now. right now the dow looking

governor newsom appointed san diego assembly woman shirley weber to serve the remainder of padilla's term as secretary of state. she is a retired professor, would be the first black woman to hold the office. as chair of california's electoral college it was weber's afounsmennouncement that put jo over the electoral threshold making him the official winner of the presidential election. >>> to the race for a vaccine, more than 600,000 initial doses from pfizer and moderna have been administered across the u.s. now this map here showing you where the shots have been given. the states in darker blue have immunized more people than the lighter colored states. california has administered more shots than any other state with more than 70,000. >>> as of monday more than half a million american health care workers have been vaccinated and with moderna in the mix that number is expected to grow. marin health medical center in the north bay is among the first to receive that moderna vaccine shot beginning yesterday. in the meantime new for you this morning the department of health and human ser

just a short time ago that governor appointed assemblywoman cheryl weber, and now the attorneys general job remains open at this point. >> and have we heard anything from vice president-elect harris on her successor yet? >> she says she is excited to work with her friend as he enters the u.s. senate. >> a bit of optimism tonight from san francisco public health officer dr. colfax, that number of covid cases is still going up at the rate of infections is slowing. >> the case increase is slowing down. we are still locally in a very dangerous position with the virus, but, we are starting to see that our collective efforts are making a difference. >> san francisco is still averaging about 275 new cases every day, that is the highest number since the pandemic started. in the bay area, below 15% of icu beds are available and 28 deaths were also recorded, meaning on average one person died in the last hour every day. we stop by itself testing site in san jose and saw a steady stream of people waiting in line. >> it is definitely something you want to stay on top of. just interacting with so ma

also, we heard from shirley weber earlier today with governor newsom, and quite is a story for her. is going to be running voting in this state. her father was essential denied the right to vote in arkansas in the 1950s. that's part of the reason that he moved here to california, and now she is going to be running voting for the entire state. quite a remarkable story there, as well. >> yeah, and that was certainly a powerful moment, when we saw the governor on that zoom call asking alex padilla in he would serve as a u.s. senate for california. >> already, always good to host with you, alex. the issue is airs sound here on ktvu. >>> a naval hospital ship knocked southern california during the early days of the pandemic now gone. a look into why it's not there as the pandemic gets worse by the day here in california. we get an answer from the governor and military. plus. >> president trump there's an unexpected curveball at congress. i'm ray bogan with a look at why he does not approve of the new coronavirus relief bill just passed coming up. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to

assemblywoman shirly weber will be nominated to fill padilla's seat as secretary of state. the 72-year-old is a retired professor and legislator from san diego. she will be the fourth woman to hold the position and the first ever black woman to be california's secretary of state. we'll dig in a little deeper and see what this appointment means with abc special correspondent at 4:30. >>> today the man accused of kidnapping and killing 9-year-old michaela garrett had his arraignment moved to next month. meanwhile, other law enforcement agencies are revisiting similar kidnapping cases that have been cold for decades. melanie woodro has that story as well as community reaction. >> reporter: news of david niche's arrest in connection with the 1988 kidnapping is spreading through hayward and reviving memories from that time. >> even after decades, it felt like a relief. >> reporter: simone was 5 years old when garrett went missing. she works here at abc 7 with the 7 on your side team. >> i remember being scared and i remember that fear rippling through all the people, all the kid

shirley weber to take padilla's position. she will be the first black woman in california to become secretary of state. she served for 40 years at san diego university before becoming an assembly member in 2012. she's known for a focus on education and racial justice. >>> more than 1,000 teachers today in the bay area can get a free pizza courtesy of mountain mike's pizza. a free small pizza will be offered to the first 100 educators today. if you're a teacher show up with your school i.d. or badge to get your pizza to go. >> yes. >> look at the pepperoni. >> sizzling. >> are you already hungry? >> that's enough to turn me into a meat eater again. >> i don't know. >> i'm staying strong. >> stay strong, friend. >> hi, lisa. >> yeah. you know what? it's early for that, i would say, but not too bad out here. it's cold across the bay area. in the city we're looking at the warmer conditions obviously by the water. there's a look at live doppler 7. a big dome of high pressure is keeping us high and dry again. 46 in walnut creek. 49

weber said voting rights are very important and personal to her. her grandfather died before the voting rights act of 1965 so he was never able to vote. her father first voted after he moved to california. >>> president trump says he is against the covid-19 stimulus bill approved by congress saying americans should get more relief money. he wants checked increased from $600 to $2,000. oakland congresswoman barbara lee today told abc 7 that that's the amount democrats were fighting for. >> this man comes back and tells his republicans go for 2,000. so i'm not surprised but i think what is so tragic is that people need this help and he's playing with people's lives. >> lee says the president's position could be a ploy to gain republican support in the two on going georgia senate races. for the second time in 24 hours, president trump issued a list of pardons including former campaign chairman paul manafort and long-time ally roger stone. both were indicted by special counsel robert mueller and were convicted of multiple crimes. manafort initially agr

>> first, the appointment of shirley weber.is what i was referring to in the past, how brilliant governor newsom was. criticisme to deflect about not appointing an african-american woman to the u.s. senate by simultaneously appointing an african-american woman to secretary of state. it was a brilliant move. it is difficult for meone to say, hey, this was terrible, did not appoint an african-american woman. hey, what he you talking about? yes, he is going to be a lot more liberal than the latino senators like this most of two cubans, also republican. but you have now four democrats, new one ind a mexico. i think you will be more progressive than any of those. amy: i want to thank you, fernando guerra, professor of political science at loyola marymount university, director of the center for the study of los angeles. on tuesday, today to our documentary. reai>úog >>> since i was born, life was not good. china is trying to inspire outside of china. i'm trying to make my life

shirley weber to take padipadipi position. she served for 40 years at san diego university before becoming an assembly member in 2012 and is known for her focus on education and racial justice. >> san jose state's football team remains undefeated but face a tough new opponent, santa clara county. >> the pandemic is cooling tamale sales, but not stopping the tradition for bay area families. >> pixar's new movie soul has local inspiration. we will take you to a special shop in the east bay. >> a special delivery is coming in time for the christmas holiday. i am sandhya patel and i will tell you about the wet pattern ahead. >> first a look at what is coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks dan and ama. tonight's show will be good. >> she said i can cut your hair but i only know how to do one hair style and i have been doing this since 1992 for your dad and brothers and all my mom can do is a mullet. i had one option. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work

big shoes to fill statewide, including the secretary of state heard he has just appointed shirley weber, the daughter of sharecroppers, to replace padilla, and he still has to replace the state attorney general, javier becerra.>>> up next, at the white house president trump is refusing to sign the new stimulus deal. what he just said during a news conference. >>> also california prison mates are already receiving vaccines. why protesters believe that the priorities are all wrong.>>> for a young guy with a family, this is a tragic end to his life.>>> and the warriors with their first >>> outrage tonight over inmates getting vaccines before the elderly. or than 10,000 prisoners have had the virus along with three dozen prison workers. the california healthcare facilities vaccinate people based on risk. but people have mixed opinions about inmates getting the shop before the elderly. >> i feel like they do need it just as bad as we do because they are in that confined area.>> i don't know why they are not full-fledged going into nursing homes, and places like that. they need it just the sa

shirley weber to take padilla's position. she will be the first black woman in california to become secretary of state. the retired africana studies professor served for 40 years at san diego university before becoming an assembly member in 2012. she's known for a focus on education and racial justice. >>> air travel from britain to france has resumed after a two-day ban. but travel between the uk and most european countries is still not allowed. more than 40 nations worldwide issued the travel ban before christmas after a new variant of covid-19 began to spread in and around london. every person traveling has to take a covid test before boarding their plan. >>> for uk residents stuck abroad and feeling homesick, one company is selling bottled air. this is real. relocation website mybaggage is selling what they call youauthec air from england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. it was inspired after research showed a link of smell linked to memories. it costs $33 a bottle. >> at least you know who's a fool. right? that can

and doctor shirley weber his pick to replace pd as california secretary of state. doctor weber said her parents allowed their home in los angeles to be used as a polling place during elections when she was young she also said they would be proud to know that she'll be responsible to protect the voting rights of all californians. >>my mother would have been a 100 years old this year and my and so they would have probably just been so proud because of what they've still in the u.s. this value for education, and this value for the right to vote. >>served in the california state assembly since 2012 if she's confirmed she would become california's first african american secretary of state. >>former presidential candidate andrew yang he has officially filed paperwork. this was today to run for new york city mayor he has not formally declared the candidates say, but this allows him to begin raising money for a possible run. yang made waves in the democratic presidential primary in part because of his universal basic income proposal. the current new york mayor bill de blas

governor newsom appointed shirley weber to serve the remainder of padilla's term as secretary of state she's a retired professor and would be the first black woman to hold that office. earlier this month it was her announcement that put joe biden over the electoral threshold of 270 making him the official winner of the presidential election. >>> okay, vaccines are here, but the fight is not over. ahead, a look at what one east bay hospital is doing to make more room for patients. >>> and a quick trip to get gas turned into one woman's lucky day. the multi-million dollar lotto ticket sold at this san francisco gas station. >>> and things are dry and cold for now, but on the horizon we're watching a christmas day storm that could tap into an atmospheric river, which means higher rain totals with this incoming storm versus previous storms. look at the impact on your holiday plans and the weekend ahead when we come right back. >>> new video of a volcanic eruption in hawaii. this is at -- crater on the big island it started sunday night and has been going strong. it is impressive. however,

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new covert cases registered on sunday but despite the surging numbers political commentator anthony weberpredicts a widespread flouting of the rules says it's distrust of the government that's to blame. you know all laurie father christmas how will it also be true because the prime minister and the governments the cleary destroyed the christmas scare a lot of the annoyance with the general public is because they were trying to rely or we would question the government's trying to use a tool to do. what's actually happened is fatal big preparing for me. and now it's being taken away and. the evidence is incredibly flawed speak quite frankly i don't think people are going to be questioning or their government poll is straight but i also think turnout so you know a number of people who'll people are not concerned since at least new regulations we've also got a longer term peace and the whole of women should be recalled 'd to debate these things because you have to burn mine these decisions are made very strong are the advice of a small group of forces that we government is less than $200.00 b

w weber was the author of two landmark pieces of legislation, requiring the state to research potential reparations for slavery. >>> now to the latest on the coronavirus. the head of kaiser hospital says tonight that 16 of its california facilities have run out of icu capacity. health care providers say the surge, as everyone feared, really began with thanksgiving. >> you look at the timing and when we started seeing the increased surge, related to the travel, related to the gathering. we understand why people have done it. but we are really making a clarion and desperate call to californians to not repeat what happened at thanksgiving. >> we're seeing and we're stressing here that our nurses, our physicians, our environmental services staff, all of our staff are maxed, tired. many are exhausted, frankly. >> those workers are at the heart of a stark video that health care leaders released today. >> this surge is beyond what anybody could have imagined. if people continue to gather for the upcoming holidays, we are going to cripple our hospital system. >> it's the number of beds filling

governor newsom appointed san diego assemblywoman shirley weber to serve as secretary of state. a retired professor, she would be the first black woman to hold this office. earlier this month, as chair of california's electoral college, it was her announcement that put joe biden over the electoral threshold of 270, making him the winner of the presidential election. >>> okay. the highly anticipated moderna vaccine is arriving at hospitals all over the state, as cases continue to surge in california. more than 32,000 new cases and 247 deaths reported since yesterday. now, here in the bay area, the new shipments at hospitals racing to get as many health care workers as possible protected. that as they gear up to handle another holiday wave of covid patients. jodi hernandez has the details. >> reporter: as the bay area deals with the surge in covid-19 cases, hospitals are scrambling to create more room. this medical center is getting ready to open up this, a portable unit designed to deal with the overflow. >> we've never had to even consider moving outside of our department walls

covered cases registered on sunday despite the surging numbers but it will come and say it's anthony weberpredicts a widespread flash some of the rules and it's distrust in the government that's to blame. taken off my father christmas hat like a lot of people because the prime minister and the governments are clearly destroyed the christmas break scare a lot of the annoyance with the general public is because they were trying to rely or all the information that governments try to choose a tool to do. and what's actually happened is they will be preparing for me. and now it's being taken away and will be the evidence is incredibly flawed speak quite frankly i don't think people are going to be questioning whether their government poll is straight but i also think it's so you know a number of people or people are not concerned since at least new regulations we've also got a longer piece and the column woman should be recalled 'd to write these things because she had to earn mind that these decisions are made very strong are the advice of a small group wrote the process that we've gotten is t

well echoing some of our political commentator anthony weber told me last hour that he thinks the lackof public trust in the government could result in the rules being floated. i've taken off laurie for the christmas hat like also people because the prime minister governs the cleary destroyed the christmas tree scare a lot of their nords with the general public is because they were trying to rely or we would question the government's trying to use a tool to do. what's actually happened is fatal big preparing for me. and now it's being taken the right way and. the attitude is incredibly flawed speak quite frankly i don't think people are going to be questioning whether their government poll is straight but i also think journalists so you know a number of people who are people are not concerned citizens of these new regulations we've also got a longer piece in the column with should be recalled to date these loans because you had to burn mine these suspicions are mace very strong are the advice of a small group through the process that we've gotten is that students are. seen in the. revi

commentator anthony weber believes that the rush to the vaccine isn't necessary. those fast wraps this to create or are on the basis that it it's hard for emergency situation or the time donate my food such a very debatable because we really have to sort of pound our military just made here out of that meeting which is in fact sitting on one of the proportion of the population normally what they mean with a pandemic you just need a whole lot of issues to turn serious so i don't think this really qualifies surgery construct bussing only only now to look at the books absent the great just so 30000 with a population of 67000000. and we know that every minute. of it by gun taking so it's a complete overreaction people are going to be. but there are going to be big amounts of money to be made all right beasts produces the acceleration. so i'm going to say we're open and yet through leadership relation. really because most people don't actually need it and so they are. now the employees of russia affiliated news agencies but news and sputnik latvia have been released fr

36000 new covert cases registered on sunday despite the surging numbers political commentator anthony weberpredicts a widespread flouting of the rules and its distrust in the government gets the blame. taken off my father christmas hat like a lot of people because of the prime minister and the governments the cleary destroyed the christmas bonus year a lot of the annoyance with the general public is because they were trying to rely or we mention the government's troilus you are trying to do. and what's actually happened is better will be preparing for me. and now it's being taken away and will be the attitude is incredibly flawed speak my friend and i think people are going to be questioning at their government policy but i also think journalists so you know a number of people or people are not concerned since at least new regulations we've also got a number of m.p.'s in the call of women should be recalled 'd to our debate these things because you have to burn mine these suspicions are mace very strong are the advice of a small group of the process that we document is less to. be independe

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air and will respond thanks for your time especially on a sunday anthony great to hear it anthony weber political commentary speaking to us from the u.k. . more americans have now died of covert than were lost fighting in world war 2 the death toll is approaching 300000 while the total number of cases exceeds 16000000 the bun demick may be the country's worst crisis in recent history but that hasn't stopped the rich from getting richer the net worth of american billionaire soared by a trillion dollars since march according to a new report. as tens of millions of americans suffer from the health and economic river just over these pandemic a few 100 billionaires add to their massive fortunes their pandemic profits are so immense that america's billionaires could pay for a major corporate relieve bill and still not lose a dime of their proviron. yet the company and group americans for tax fairness find that the extra wealth accumulated by billionaires during the pandemic would be enough to dish out $3000.00 to every single american now is roughly equal to be entire a month spent by the fed

axel: axel's lover -- weber speaking to francine lacqua.p next, pbw investment manager says investors should get used to u.s. markets underperformance. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: asian stocks slow at the open as coronavirus are weighing on assets. our guests as a healthy fallback is ahead and expects a golden age of asset allocation. great having you with us. in this day and age of upcoming vaccines and global liquidity, where does the u.s. that in? it has been interesting -- when you have these moves, we call them the great rotation, no longer a trade but a great rotation of which novembers performance was a down payment. when you have these moves away from the u.s. to non-us markets away from tech to cyclical and value, it tends to last for a long time. the u.s. has been the dominant place to be whether it's equity, bonds, currency since the bottom in 2009. i think we are seeing just the beginning of a rotation away from the u.s. because we are in a global economic boom. next year we will probably see the best growth in almost 50 years,

that is manfred weber, chairman, european people's party.ed european summit next week. anna: a lot on the agenda, thank you, maria tadeo in brussels bringing that interview. still to come, another parting shot at beijing. house of representatives baxa law that could see chinese companies kick off of american exchanges. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." 44 minutes into a trading session that looks negative, flat to negative for the broad european equities. the ftse 100 making modest moves to the upside, looking for new momentum at the start of december. the u.s. house approved legislation that could lead to chinese companies kicked off of american exchanges. let's get to john liu. this is a long-running subject of conversation, the extent to which chinese companies listed in the u.s. disclose the same as u.s. corporate's about their finances, and the extent to which they can be scrutinized. this will not be something immediate, but it could result in big chinese names losing access to

scott perry, after which the gentle men from texas, randy weber. i am concerned among other things that elected officials and people at the justice department saying, whether there is fraud or not, it is not enough to overturn the election. it is not enough to make a difference. ladies and gentlemen, i don't understand. if there is criminal activity present, there is criminal activity. why is it ok? if somebody is murdered, we don't let the perpetrator get away with murder because we can't change the results, we can't bring the person back to life. but we don't let someone get away with murder. if somebody attempts murder, we don't say, you did get away with it, so it is all good. or attempted robbery or attempted arson. we pursue that because it is a crime. on behalf of everybody, we've pursue that -- we pursue that. i agree with my colleagues that when there is smoke, there is fire. there is credible evidence. there is credible testimony there were problems here. ladies and gentlemen, this is about the free and fair election in the united states

we've run out of time but we appreciate your thoughts on this that was a political commentator anthony weber thanks for joining us where do you think you're in for. another news the turkish president calls for a change at the very top in france slamming a man you macron and calling him a burden relations between the 2 nations have had a serious low is paris looks to crack down on a wave of radical terror. kron is a burden on france mccrone and france are going through a very dangerous period actually my hope is that france gets rid of this mccraw in trouble as soon as possible. from the middle east correspondent paula slayer paula good evening just run through that exactly what is behind this verbal attack on the french president. well the spat between the turkish president adeline and france has been deepening for some time now you will remember that last week the french senate adopted a non binding resolution in which they officially recognize the independence of nagorno karabakh and they called for azerbaijani forces to need the withdraw from territories that had been captured in the disp

david cole independent journalist luke rivera a political commentator for the weber welcome to all of you gentlemen david can we pick off with you this is still at the planning stage no vaccine certificates have been approved so far from a medical perspective is it going to work. well i think you know the point for the u.k. is we do not believe in compulsory vaccination our aim is to immunize the 1500000 most vulnerable people the elderly people and i think the thing is to ensure that people trust this vaccine and therefore feel it's their civic responsibility to have the vaccination i'm nervous about the idea of having these travel certificates or these certificates that say you've had the corona virus vaccine because what that means is that actually will then end up being a coronavirus passport so i think the thing is to encourage rather to rather than to make sure people are automatically told they have to have it look there's already so much public frustrated in the world but in europe we're talking about no lock donz and restrictions just just maybe pressuring people into taking

theve been changes , but they are still miles away on some of this other stuff, and coming back to weberat is why he is saying the city of london will be able to maintain its dominance. he said that a few days back. talking of the financial markets -- we will talk about those. the european close is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ are you frustrated with your weight and health? it's time for aerotrainer, a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time, all while maintaining safe, correct form and allows for over 20 exercises. do the aerotrainer super crunch. the pre-stretch works your abs even harder, engaging the entire core. then it's the back extension, super rock, and lower back traction stretch to take the pressure off your spine and stretch muscles. planks are the ultimate total body exercise. build your upper body with pushups. work your lower body with the aerosquat. the aerotrainer is tested to support over 500 pounds. it inflates and deflates

and fred weber says that you can cut out the two countries from the $908 million coronavirus rescue fund hungry object to try funding to upholding the rule of law. cook's now is the moment to do it. -- >> now is the moment to do it. if hungary and poland are not willing to do it, do it without them. ritika: that is your latest bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you. long ago and far away, the editor-in-chief of bloomberg news sat down with me on a cold winter day and said, "tom, you are going to enjoy detroit." francine lacqua was going to the mediterranean or some fancy caribbean island, and i was going to detroit. thank you, matthew winkler, for that. he joins us on detroit, on the failure of big auto to the new technology of vehicles. what i love about your new site, it is about technology and engineering. explain how electric vehicles right now are not just about tesla. matthew: thank you for that, tom. it is good to be with you and francine. electric car companies right now suddenly are worth half of the total market capitalization of the world. 10 most valuable automakers. there'