♪ [ knock on door] >> wyatt: hey, anybody home? >> hope: wyatt, uh, come in.i. >> wyatt: uh, sorry to just drop in on you like this. i'm not waking anybody up, am i? >> hope: oh, no, the kids are fast asleep. >> wyatt: [ chuckles ] uh... you know, i had some contracts

. >> that's your son wyatt. >> that's my son wyatt. >> how old is he now. >> he's six and a half monthsold. it was actually probably like a month ago. >> does he have an agent. >> no but he does do bar mitzvahs and weddings. look, there have been so many moments of inspiration for all of us this year, some incredible things have happened, here are a few of our favorites, take a loo look. >> before we never noticed the shift change, we didn't see the health care workers and first responders heading home after a long day, but now we do. we celebrated these heroes every night in cities around the world. >> that's so nice. >> for nearly eight minutes george floyd pleaded for his life, his death sparked world war protests against police brutality and systemic racism. after press conference his daughter gianna shared a hope for us all. >> daddy changed the world. >> daddy changed the world. >> when the call rang out for ppe to keep our front-line workers safe americans responded with great generosity for the workers did something extraordinary, they moved in and quarantined in two of their ma

wyatt -- watch live coverage on c-span3. c-span.org or listen live on the c-span radio app. weekly" podcast "the looks at the electoral college. we look into challenges facing the electoral college and potential reforms. our guests are the manager of election law reform at the heritage foundation and a brooklyn law school professor of law. "c-span's the weekly" wherever you get your podcasts. a discussion form looks at the 2020 elections. we heard remarks from reporters and democratic and republican strategists. held by new york university, this is an hour and a half. platform may be virtual, but the topic couldn't be more real and consequential. you think the election was exciting enough the last few weeks and days to get y

that's the best thing. [ laughter ] all of a sudden i see wyatt flying past us.e must be doing 100 miles an hour, this is crazy. in the meantime, we finally get there where we're supposed to go, aside from the fact that we got to the wrong place, it was horrible, blah blah. but when we got all together, i said, wyatt, you were hightailing it right past us. he said, mom, you guys were doing 50 miles an hour in a 70-mile-an-hour zone. you had a city of cars behind you. and literally you didn't know. and kurt's driving and having fun. and it was like a joke. so anyway, point is, we had the biggest family laugh i think we ever had. we were all together, and i can't remember having a laugh like that. we laugh a lot in our family, but we were around the campfire that night and i swear to god, we laughed for about probably 10 minutes straight. about how -- what asses we were. [ laughter ] there's nothing better than laughing at yourself. this is family time. >> jimmy: it has become family time. turns out a fear of a deadly pandemic has really brought us together. [ laug

quick poynton violent as wyatt told rocks at israeli soldiers time. we have protested against us. secretary of state imposed a visit to an illegal settlement coldly which is unprecedented. that makes trump an accomplice and war crimes against the palestinians will continue to come from the so-called deal of the century, which will not go away with the disappearance of trump. and the south would look, i know we have suffered from all american administrations because it is biased towards the israeli occupation. but this administration is a partner with the israeli occupation. we will try to change things when president biden takes office. it is a long struggle. we will do all we can still pull the interests of our people. we will defend our land to the end. that is, believe that this visit by the secretary of state to the settlement, spots of on go in aggression, is because president drum is against opposed to people, spoke with care of foreign affairs on less about my pay as visit to israel. and generally how the trumpet ministrations, policies have reshaped the israeli palestinian

her opponents, velocity, who compatriot danni wyatt plays for, could only manage 47 runs from their 20total that traiblazers made light work of chasing, finishing with a six to win easily by nine wickets. that is all that the sport. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much. chancellor rishi sunak has today confirmed that the government's furlough scheme will be extended until the end of march. it comes after days of wrangling over the scope and duration of furlough, which was due to end on october 31st, but has been extended to cover the new four—week lockdown. mr sunak said the scheme will pay for up to 80% of a person's wage up to £2,500 a month. he made the announcement in the house of commons. so, we can announce today that the furlough scheme will not be extended for one month, it will be extended until the end of march. the government will continue to help pay people's wages, up to 80% of the normal amount, all employers will have to pay for hours not worked is the cost of employer nics and pension contributions. we will review the policy in january to decide

that's a terrific opportunity to buy gold gold or barrick gold >> let's go to wyatt in south carolina> booyah, jim >> i want to know how you feel about las vegas sands? >> i think lvs is going to be fine to own. i do prefer win to lvs let's go to ryan in california ryan >> booyah jim, from the mighty navy and squad 11. >> thank you for serving what's going on? >> i am interested in lockheed martin in my portfolio considering the new direction the government is headed, i want to get your take on this stock >> i don't really care the defense department does well under either administration. i prefer l-3 harris to lockheed martin but lockheed as tremendous ceo but, it is a good situation. andrew in new york, andrew >> jim, how are you doing? >> i am good, how about you? >> living the dream. >> all right: >> what are you thinking stock wise >> yeah, so i want to get your take on cancrnival here. >> norwegian, it will have enough money to last for a longer time. not great situation. it is norwegian to own >> daniel in california. >> thanks for having me on >> thank you >> unbelievable. >>

by the wyatt, mark levin will be with us tonight. he cited the constitution and she got banned. that's scary. the media shock so many americans, why? if they dare to vote for the president they like in record numbers, including minorities. we are going to detail shocking examples of election laws being broken, the great one mark levin will explain his analysis. let's make one thing really clear, every american that is skeptical of this result ends this process that we are watching unfold, you have a right to be skeptical. texas, florida, so many great states, huge states, they were able to actually calculate accurate verified results in a few hours that people have faith and hope and full confidence in the honesty and integrity of. about a half a dozen other critical states, it's taking days and days and days to count a few thousand ballots. north carolina has been locked in at 94% for how long? every american has a right to ask themselves, do you have faith in this process? some locations, we know poll observers come out publicly, they say they were barred from viewing the proc

it is far from a wyatt thanksgiving period. -- quiet thanksgiving period . steveary of the treasury mnuchin, his successor will need approval. speculation grows over repayment. good morning, everyone, and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua here in london. there is quite a lot going on in the markets mainly because of the threshold that markets crossed yesterday. let's have a look at what that means for european stocks and even the global stocks rally pausing. we did have the best monthly gain in three decades. investors awaiting a lot of economic indicators that could support the. rally in risk assets. . we have consumer confidence and of course personal income. we did have a gauge of asia pacific shares gaining. above $45 alding barrel, and i also wanted to show you bitcoin and a second, because they were also, you know, within a sliver of a record high for bitcoin. at 19,130. it now let's get to the bloomberg first word news in london with leigh-ann gerrans. hi, leigh-ann. leigh-ann: good morning, francine. france will gradually star

by the wyatt, mark levin will be with us tonight. he cited the constitution and she got banned. that's's scary. the media shock so many americans, why? if they dare to vote for the president they like in record numbers, including minorities. we are going to detail shocking examples of election laws being broken, the great one mark levin will explain his analysis. let's make one thing really clear, every american that is skeptical of this result ends this process that we are watching unfold, you have a right to be skeptical. texas, florida, so many great states, hugee states, they were able to actually calculate accurate verified results in a few hours that people have faith and hope and full confidence in the honesty and integrity of. about a halfhe a dozen other critical states, it's taking days and days and days to count a few thousand ballots. north carolina has been locked in at 94% for how long? every american has a right to ask themselves, do you have faith in this process? some locations, we know poll observers come out publicly, they say they were barred from viewing the

which could be up to 80% and reducing the infection rate in the eight to nine months before we get wyatt spread dosage, even in the united states. >> do you think we should test, by the way, for antibodies before distributing the vaccine given the supply that we have? >> no, if the antibody tests are limited enough and so-called infection is not as protective as vaccine infection. vaccine is a very unnatural stimulation to at th particulart of antigens, we should give the vaccine to everybody independent of whether they feel they were infected beforehand. >> albert, can you weigh in on that issue as well. given the demand issue? i've seen people suggest that as a way to deal with how to approach the distribution. >> i believe that's-- accountable and responsible for every country in the state. they should design special programs how they can use the available doses to them strategically. i agree with bill, but it's not to me to make the decision. i would have start giving it to more vulnerable populations and firstline responders, but again, the plans will be tailored to every state and

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wyatt, another schoolteacher. and then mrs. hoodie. they always said, harvey, you have some skill. and i thought, everybody could draw as a child. i thought everybody could do something, and adults have to tell children that they are special, or they have a special talent -- oh, you seem pretty, you dance pretty, whatever it is. adults have to tell us that so they recognize this. to me, but always impacted me enough that i would tell my children those things, if they had a skill or a talent, i would try to reinforce that to them, and with other children that i would meet with the art, i went to an indian school, st. patrick's indian mission. and i was drying one day and -- >> that is in oklahoma, for those of you who don't know. >> yes. and a priest came by, he saw what i was doing inside, harvey, you have got talent. and he bought the pencils, paper, paint and i painted a picture. and i painted a painting, and i i did it of the crucifixion, and made everybody indians. i sold it -- i sold it in 1961, i sold it for 90 dollars in 1961. and the light bulb went off. >> [laughs] >> i be

and, perhaps that could be one of the reason wyatt roughly another 195,000 people tested positive forhe virus just yesterday alone. just to add per inspect stiff here, the highest we got about 177,000 back in the summer spike. i say only, because that's certainly close to what we're seeing now and possibly what we'll see in the weeks to come. >> numbers are just standing. polo sandoval in new york. thanks so much. >>> all right. turning to illinois now, the governor there says coronavirus is now the third leading cause of death, just behind heart disease and cancer. >> there are more than 630,000 confirmed cases across the state. deaths are getting close to 12,000 there. and yesterday, the state rolled out tighter restrictions in an effort to stop the spread of the virus. with us now sh,now, doctor at t department of health. doctor. let's start with the changes across illinois and how much progress needs to be seen across the state to get out of this phase of restrictions? >> yeah. so, we have the restrictions already. we call this our tier three. and again, it's just -- they're just

wyatt, another school teacher that -- and they always said, harvey, you have some skills. and i thought about that. i thought everybody could draw as a child. i thought everybody could do something. and it dawned on me that adults have to tell children that they're special or they have a special talent. oh, you sing pretty, you dance pretty, whatever it is. adult haves to tell children that. they recognize that. and to me, that always impacted me enough that i would tell my children those things. if they had a skill or a talent, i would try to reinforce that with them, and other children i would meet. the art -- i went to indian school, st. patrick's indian mission. and i was drawing one day -- >> that's in oklahoma. >> yes, oklahoma. and the priest came by and he saw what i was doing, and he goes, harvey, you got talent. and he bought me pencils and paint. and i painted a painting and i did it of the crucifixion, and i made everybody indians. and i sold it. i sold it for $90. in 1961. >> and the lightbulb went off. >> that it did. and i thought, oh, my gosh. i can do this

we have a pick of wyatt the puppy up way too early again.ch for posting and for watching so often. we really appreciate it. and wilma emails, i'm up way too early fretting about how to cut my thanksgiving dinner down to size due to virus concerns. usually cook for 30. we're now down to four. so hard for me to scale back. i bet. i got this note from jeanette who spent all day yesterday cooking for thanksgiving to be delivered to people who would have been around her table. she says she's so tired and she fell into bed at 8:30 and she woke up to us. you're doing the right thing, it's a tough season for all of us. it's the covid year, so let's try to celebrate virtually and do the best that we can to keep each other safe. >>> coming up next, we'll look at the axios "1 big thing." >>> while president trump continues to deny the election results president-elect joe biden is readying the cabinet. >>> plus, a check in after two days of record highs pushed the u.s. past 12 million confirmed cases of the coronavirus. "morning joe," just moments away.

i'd like to introduce wyatt to continue the presentation. >> i work on the finance side of the development project and will present on the bond itself and the financing structure. the general financing structure on the bottom on the left are the different sources going in and the early investments in the project are developer and equity to build the horizontal infrastructure and pre development costs including things like roads, sewers, parks, etcetera. and the near term is the value of the project the ground leases provided an additional source of funds and the final source is two tax districts. the community facilities direct a special assessment and the infrastructure financing district which is baked on the value of the growth of the property and it increases the property value and this captures that value to invest back in the project. eventually the isd will repay the developer and land value for all the cost of road sewers, etcetera. on top of these investments and this is a key factor is the developer receives 18% return on their investment in the project. whatever they pay, they a

it is far from a wyatt thanksgiving period. -- quiet thanksgiving period .y mnuchin, his successor will need approval. speculation grows over repayment. good morning, everyone, and

have a lot to celebrate, four kids and six grandkids with a seventh grandchild on the way from son, wyatti've had so many of them, i'm used to it. >> she's getting pretty good at it >> i mean i read the number, i was like 75. i said that's -- i said someone regoogle that. i know goldie, that is n theot number but that's the number! >> i know. i don't -- you know, people say as you get older -- i don't feel older or whatever, i really don't. and i know -- numbers have never -- never bothered me. >> you guys both lean in i've interviewed couples who lean away. that's just how they lean. you always lean in. >> it's such a sweet observation. it really is. >> you've got to lean into each other. >> you've got to lean in. >> but not to get political about it, but she leans left and i lean right. >> oh, that's right. >> and that's just a joke. >> the couple keeping their spirits up during a tough year, and hopeful for what's ahead >> i think this is a period where our family should become extremely important. we would never have had this period with our families for all the better or worse. the k

. >> you arrest him and you guys are all feeling like wyatt earp. >> we were feeling pretty good, yese had moved back to southern california and was completely unprepared for the call he received from detective wilson. >> you come to the station. the cops bring you in and they say? >> your father has been arrested. and i couldn't be more happier. i really felt like my dreams and my prayers had been answered. >> richard once their dad's loyal and trusted confidant was not as thrilled. >> i was happy that the arrest was made. but then on the other end of it, i mean, i was sad in a way, too because even though i knew in my heard he had something to do with it -- >> it's still your dad. >> it's still my dad. and i always had some deeply wedged fantasy that maybe one day the cops would arrest someone else completely and end up actually telling us like, you know what, your dad ended up not having doing to do with it. >> you wanted to be wrong? >> i wanted to be wrong on that. i really wanted to be wrong. >> sit there over for me, magdie. i'm detective wilson. >> detective wilson brought mag

danni wyatt's velocity are up against sophie ecclestone's trailblazers in what is the women's versione stories on the bbc sport website including news of gareth bale's return to the wales squad for 3 games in november — that's after his knee injury that kept him out. that is on our website, more from me later on in the afternoon, see you then. so, as we've been reporting, a new four—week lockdown has begun in england. but there are differences, some of them considerable, to the original lockdown that was announced back in march. 0ur reality check correspondent chris morris is here. some quite significant differences for people. difficult to remember what they all are. first, how about children? how they affected?” what they all are. first, how about children? how they affected? i guess the biggest thing that everyone knows about is that the schools are open, so you remember back in march, april, millions of people across the country where suddenly home—schooling their kids. schools, universities and nurseries are all open. that is a big difference, but there are other things affecting