joining us now, representative dean from pennsylvania. thanks for joining us, what do you hear, a vote today? what is in the deal itself? >> i am eager and anxious that we take vote or votes today to drive relief to the american people. from my perspective, and my constituents' perspective, this is coming so late in a long period of suffering. i do hope late today we will take votes on both relief package, which you are hearing about, $900 billion relief package, and the government package, in order that people can have some confidence as we head this year and look to a new year and a new manager. >> representative, what you are hearing is in the covid relief bill? >> we are all waiting for the text. i am eager to see it. from the caucus call, another one in a short while, there is money for unemployment compensation. the increase we see, it appears to be at 300 per week. a relief check for individuals, i do not call it stimulus, it is woefully little, $600 per person under a certain income threshold. money for food, nutrition, important

list on fox news radio he made the dean's list before and made it again. happy birthday, my friend. he has the moves. todd: we will be right back. >> i am hopeful the supreme court will step forward to its responsibility and resolve this case and resolve other cases according to law and constitution, where we follow the constitution. neil: cruise may try to avoid the state's vote count, today marks safe harbor day, the deadline to finalize election results. it also marks the end of any legal challenges of the results. todd: nbc accused of deceitful editing of viral videos of a california woman coming up estate's shutdown government standard. the network failing to report why her emotional, white is an nbc comedy show that created the outdoor dining space outside her shuttered bar. how the shutdown has affected her to bill hammer. >> my employees unemployment has run out. we had a compromise. the outdoor dining, they don't have any proof that it was spreading throughout the dining. jillian: nbc news has not responded to requests for comment. todd: let's see

dean. dave. dean: nice to mean you. dave: nice to meet you. lemonis: let's come out in here. so, dean is my partner in a business called "precise graphix." what did your business do before we met? dean: $3.4 million. lemonis: what do you think you'll do a year later? dean: close to $11 million. dave: wow. lemonis: my ultimate goal with the soup market is to create a national, scalable-franchise model. essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype. there has to be a consistent look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i look

s in the 1st instance as a dean of course is not just about getting vaccinated and distributing this vaccine is it i mean there is a large percentage of the population that needs to get vaccinated before you can sort of approaching herd immunity how long does something like that take and how much of the population needs to get in the ocular needed before that immunity can take root. why i think i would come back yes to the question about the largest 6 i think for countries and continents like africa the role of the ws choice various social actually for accreditation and give a commendation for these countries because absolutely we have different vaccines and a lot jessica's difference from one of axiom to another and they think that is that was a crucial role for w.h.y. or for actually their immunity and how long it's going to take and to get to the herd immunity i think it's quite a functional for any strategy actually for the 1st part of it since we've been tough and left the doors of the vaccines what's going to be very interesting is to protect this or vulnerable population actua

john dean, i haven't seen you in a while. it's good to have you on. thank you both for joining me. >> thank you. >> john harwood, more americans than ever before are hospitalized with the coronavirus, and deaths are skyrocketing. 26 million people don't have enough food to eat according to new census numbers. this is a colossal crisis the current president is ignoring it. but the next president is on cnn telling the american people how he's going to take it all on. >> well, that's everything in a contrast that you could hope to get between joe biden and donald trump. donald trump is somebody who he doesn't read. he doesn't prepare. he spent most of his time as president pretending to be president, but being most intensely involved with watching television, tweeting, and paying attention to what people are saying about him. joe biden has a serious team, serious people who are going to try to get control of this pandemic, but donald trump's focus right now is protecting his ego, protecting his image, safeguarding his future, exploring pardons for people

there's a bunch of new movies out this christmas weekend a lot to look forward to dean richards has a look at the best options. >>injured in my name is captain jefferson kyle kidd here tonight to read the news from across this great it's hard to imagine that in his vast film history, the tom hanks has never done a western until now his latest is called news of the world, it's based on the popular novel set just after the civil war, captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to small town and ford i'm will read newspapers for people who have no access or simply cannot read along the trail discovers and demand an orphan girl whose parents were murdered says mission becomes delivery or to surviving relatives 400 miles away. beautifully shot in new mexico in real life, the bigness and beauty of news of the world is counterbalanced by the white knuckling moments of this dangerous journey and also by the intimate performances. thanks. >>a young german actress selena single to strangers from different worlds unsure of what the unexpected detour will hold for them. it's also inte

there are plenty of new movies being dean richards now has a look at what's coming out. >>where is injured. my name is captain jefferson kyle kidd here tonight to read the news from across this great it's hard to imagine that in his vast film history, the tom hanks has never done a western until now his latest is called news of the world based on the popular novel set just after the civil war, captain jefferson kyle kidd now travels from small town to small town and ford i'm will read newspapers for people who have no access or simply cannot read along the trail he discovers and demand an orphan girl whose parents were murdered says mission becomes delivery or to surviving relatives 400 miles away. beautifully shot in new mexico in real life the bigness and beauty of news of the world is counterbalanced by the white knuckling moments of this dangerous journey and also by the intimate performances of thanks. >>a young german actress selena single to strangers from different worlds unsure of what the unexpected detour will hold for them. it's also interesting to see how mu

the dean of st. paul's, who i've been talking to, said it was the first special song they've had since the covid pandemic began in march. it is to mark the end of grief awareness week, as you say. at five o'clock, the bells ring out to mark the start of a one minute ‘s silence to remember all those who lost their lives in this most extraordinary and difficult year. at about —— 250 people were allowed into st paul's four, as you see, very much socially distanced evening. i've been talking to people all afternoon here who have lost loved ones over the course of the pandemic. some took coronavirus, some to other health issues, and it was striking, people telling me that they hoped that this ceremony, this song would be some sort of closure, because they reminded me that as we all know, there have been not the sort of funerals that we might be used to, not the sort of commemorations for someone's life that we might all want when we lose a loved one, and it is very striking the people i've spoken to

you cannot make a decision in the georgia assembly without consulting the dean of the house. i name each of you because each of you have claimed the state as your own. more importantly, you claimed the people as your own. but moving forward from dream to reality requires a force of nature and a leadership that is unparalleled, and that is why i am so proud of my friend nikima williams, who was a state senator, a congresswoman elect, and the chair of our party. when we think about building a state, we've got to think about more than who we used to be. we've got to think of who we will become and that has been the charge given to me by pedro marine, who speaks up for those who have not always been seen in our conversation, but he ensures they are heard in our decisions. we stand not for ourselves and not for our parties, but for the people of georgia. it is on their behalf that we took up this charge to be electors. we are ensuring that the nation is led by a good man who believes in the soul of our nation and in all of its people. it is on their behalf that we come together to

charity work. after being made a dean for her drama and charity worklj after being made a dean for her drama and charity work. i hope i will grow into it and payback the honour that has been paid me, that's what i want to do. also becoming a dame, pat mcgrath, arguably the most influential make—up artist in fashion. award—winning actress lesley manville has been made a cbe, actor tobyjones an 0be, and singer craig david an mbe. in sport, formerjockey bob champion has been announced as cbe. following a long campaign for every surviving member of england's 1966 world cup squad to receive an honour, ron flowers and jimmy greaves have both been made mbes. the majority of honours have gone to people who aren't in the public eye. tanya and nadim ednan—laperouse campaigned for a change in the law on food labelling after their daughter, natasha, died from an allergic reaction. we just did what we felt at the time we had to do. it's like we were on a wave, and we are still on that wave. we are just moving forward and really trying to make a difference for all those people. we know that's

and i'm joined live by benjamin chow dean for asia programs at the paris business now what do you think is behind this. then we should interpret anything coming out now and before biden takes office as technical measures transmix for his benefit or that the benefits of the republicans don't necessary what biden or dean democrats will continue to china's does we acting in a constrained with chinese and foreign minister saying that the united states should choose by a lot in consultation with china instead of pursuing that septa ball you're allowed to add sanctions against chinese companies by over stretching the notion of national security opportunity suppression after all we have all seen what the us has done to its global competitors 1st we see unfair treatment to french else wrong japan's to sheeba and now we see china's why wait and cetera i think wherever we are right we do yes we did next to be suppressed so do you think things will improve under biden is it possible that this will be walked back in some way. well wolf the republicans and the democrats have a consensus to contain c

what i know about philly as they have the liberty bell and i am done. >> we have janice dean. we need to know what is going on with this storm and was we can expect for the rest of the day. >> janice: did somebody say cheesesteaks? anytime of the day, 4:00 am, 5:00 am is cheesesteaks time. listen, let's look at it. it is cold enough for the snow but along the coast we are getting that rain sleet freezing rain missed so on long island for example where i live especially central and eastern long island we are getting almost all rain event and that will cut back on snow totals especially in the new york city area, that is the one thing we were afraid of, snow forecasting is one of the hardest things we do is meteorologist but let's look at it around the new york city area. all snow in central park, laguardia, jfk and newark but still a couple hours to get through, you see dry spots so i don't think we will verify some of those foot totals in and around new york city however upstate, northwest of new york city we are certainly getting jackpot snowfall totals and this will be with

the dean of miami have a business about what is being done to limit. what changes. as we celebrate. optimism with risky behavior. like the trolls. they don't want to. trouble the optimistic. optimists. they could be. pericles it could be einstein it could be all sorts of people steve jobs and they were punished for their optimism but now there is no punishment for relentless optimism. and then as that happens the usual. but you have australian bush you know they go this route yet there are people. who are. used to dumb shit on the new. study did they go to college to induce you to switch. but it seems to me. you need to go to church for this new look at a lot of these older to turn you into a pretty tool to good use there will be a choice to be on your motors will show you switch to be able to research on the cost or order over out of the roof through with don't be fooled the koku are full of concern you. point a few there beautiful i hear them. we're going. to put so that the new. cola duran dish did their share for more gas than. you'll. be used to when you're in the water with yo

i had him and dean phillips coming on tonight. dean phillips, democrat, minnesota. dusty johnson, dakota republican. come on, make your case. how are you going to make relief happen? what's holding it up? let's get into the granular. i bring up that we're going to have to talk about the fact that your party seems a little locked in place about denying the outcome of the election. bails out. bails out, dana. >> i'm not surprised. >> would rather not talk relief than talk relief if he has to say something about trump. why aren't we surprised? >> because they are scared of their own shadows when it comes to this issue, and it is -- you know, it wasn't even one thing, you know, the saturday after the election when the networks called it. it wasn't even one thing a week after that. but here we are a month after the election with state after state, swing states including georgia today certifying again the election for joe biden. and yet they understand what they saw from the president in georgia over the weekend, which is a cascade of lies. but a cascade of lies that his

it's a dean's list a streaming now on netflix and if you were one of the many people who took a pass on seeing christopher nolan's tenet in a theater last fall this weekend it's available on demand. and blue ray and on dvd it's an incredibly beautiful movie with mindblowing affects. but the story of a spy who journey through a world that goes both forward and backwards. it's hard to follow not to mention hard to hear at least in its original form maybe they fix the audio for home viewers. john david washington stars in this dean's list b -0 and after several weeks in theaters, the croods a new wage also debuts on demand the sequel to its 2013 predecessor revisits the crude family taking on new adventures with the story and look that are good for the kids, it's neither a lump of coal nor the gift of a lifetime, a given a dean's list c you don't want them reaching for something that they care about there's a cost for >>one of the most inspiring sports movies in a long time check out the grizzlies set in a small arctic town struggling with the highest suicide rate in north america. it's

the dean of preaching at howard university school, dean evans, crawford i preached at his mother-in-law's church in rhode island. i got back todc. he said you don't need a class. he signed me out of it. my preaching style developed over the years. i start with what is the one take away i want people to leave with and i build the sermon from there. preaching is about transformation, not just of the mind but of behavior, understanding. >>> i start with a behavior purpose this. dr. frank thomas lifted up in his book. he's an amazing man. in his book, like to never quit praising him, he lifts up a behavioral purpose statement. what do you want to be different as a result of the engagement? i took that to build from. >> the bio said deep scholarly. >> still down to earth, practical, touchable. i think sometimes in churches, we lose a generation because we're not able to speak to their current day. what are has to do with identifying with people where they are. it's not just a heavy approach to the gospel. actually trying to administer like jesus who walked among the people, lived the life. he

rising economic tensions between the world's 2 largest economies go ahead and bring in john quelch dean of the miami herbert business school dean quotes always a pleasure to have you on the show these military end user companies include the aviation aerospace industry there's a lot from those industries what are some of the implications of this. tightening of the commercial restrictions on chinese companies extending from the 5 g. a rino with a focus on one way to now a broader base of includes companies that are. said to be dealing with chinese military or with companies that are associated with or owned by chinese military units. in the 30 days remaining between now and the transition on january 20th i expect to see further executive orders that put more and more pressure on china. it is interesting that one of the 2 principal companies the. commercial aircraft corporation of china co mack has been excluded from the final list whereas the. aviation industry corporation of china which has i think it's fair to say much more of a military element to its activity has been retained on the

william foster, disarmament agency head and dean rusk, secretary of state. [applause] >> at his state-of-the-union address in january, mr. kennedy put his new programs squarely before the team. he had been a senator. now he appeared before his former fellow congressmen in the new role of president. [applause] >> why 1961 will not be easy. >> these were the elected representatives of 185 million citizens. the success of the new president's program rested primarily on their approval. he embodies the will of the people. these were the peoples' representatives. [applause] >> kennedy faced international problems from the beginning. in laos, communist guerrillas were threatening. at a press conference he said -- >> strongly and unreservedly support the goal of a neutral and independent laos tied to no outside power or group of powers. threatening no one and free from any domination. we are faced with a clear and one-sided threat of a change in the internationally agreed position of laos. this threat runs counter to the will of the laos people who wish to be indepe

mcconnell came back from break, he cut the deal in half, dean. i don't see why we believe they will do big better than they have done that gets us here. >> when you are president of the united states, that's tremendous power. it is the most powerful position in the world. donald trump will no longer be president of the united states. he won't in my judgment have the same level of influence. and i'm hopeful that sound, mature leaders in the republican party are going to step up and do the responsible things to help the american people, to work with the democrats, not compromise their ideals and values but to find solutions for the problems that confront our society. >> i'd just like to know what those ideals and values are in light of what they have been complicit with by being so quiet. let me ask you a legal question. self-pardon. there is no guidance. we have never seen it before. it's been in literature but not tested in courts. what would you think if president trump self-pardoned? >> chris, there is nothing in the constitution that prohibits

and suddenly i got an invitation , from dean baker to have tea with him in his little president's house. and he said, you are the first one who outfoxed our system. from now on, cross registry will only be possible for two classes. but for me, this year changed my life because i met all the people like henry kissinger, john kenneth galbraith and i , became much more interested in economic, general societal problems. , david: after you finished at harvard, you came back to germany or switzerland? klaus: i got a phone call from a famous swiss industrialist and he told me, you have the harvard merged to, i just oompanies, -- merged tw companies, 10,000 people companies, big industrial groups, so why don't you come and you are responsible for the merger? so i went through school because i had to lay off people but , after two years, the job was more or less finished. and i asked myself, what to do now? and i got an offer from the university of geneva to do teaching. and i felt, with all the academic experience i had accumulated, business experience i should spend one or two years , teaching

but then i wrote to harvard business school, to dean baker, look, i have two doctorates. i want to come to second year immediately. and he wrote back, no way. so what happened afterwards, i found a school -- at the time, we did not have the internet yet, it was a big catalog, i found a center that today is the kennedy school. and i discovered that if you worked at that center, you could cross into everywhere in the harvard system. so that is what i did. i registered with the kennedy school, went to all the classes of the harvard business school, second year. and suddenly, i got an invitation from dean baker to have tea with him in his little president's house. and he said, you are the first one who outfoxed our system. from now on, cross registry will only be possible for two classes. but for me, this year changed my life, because i met all the people like henry kissinger, john kenneth galbraith, and i became much more interested in political, general economic, societal problems. david: after you finished at harvard, you came back to germany or switzerland? klaus: i got a

talmage: thank you, dean tobin. two years ago i wrote a book published by the state bar called "raising the bar: the crucial role of the lawyer in society." one of the chapters identified as the two most important lawyers of the last 50 years. i picked leon jaworski on the litigation side and i happen to be sitting in the exact replica of his law office at the baylor law library. and the other most important lawyer in the last 50 years was our special guest, secretary james baker. secretary baker, we're delighted you're here. nobody epitomizes the concept of the lawyer leader more than you. to refresh people's memories, secretary baker was the leader of his law firm for almost 20 years in houston, andrews, and kerith firm. then he went to washington, became number two at the department of commerce and ultimately and essentially led the department of commerce. he was the leader of five different presidential campaigns during reagan's first term, he was the leader of the white house staff as the white house chief of s

dean reynolds has the latest. >>late today, the justices denied the lawsuit ruling that texas has not demonstrated a judicially cognizant will interest in the manner in which another state conducted election in other words elections in other states were not the business of texas. it was the second setback this week for the trump campaign at the hands of the justices who earlier rejected a similar request regarding the results of pennsylvania alone. the texas lawsuit argued that widespread fraud and irregularities in 4 states. wisconsin michigan, pennsylvania and georgia had somehow burden the people of texas and left the results in those states so tainted they should be overturned. if it had somehow succeeded those states and their 62 electoral votes could have been taken away from joe biden and awarded to president trump if that happened the president would win a second term, but the case relied on many of the same claims stuff ballot boxes corrupted machines late night vote drops all made in lawsuits across the

here now is the dean the school of public health for brown university, dr. jah. how big of a setback is the news by pfizer? >> it's unfortunate, right? we want these vaccines out as quickly as possible. i think, like, in the long view it's not that big a deal. it'll slow things down a little bit, but right now with things as bad as they are, any setback is a little bit unfortunate. david: i'm wondering, the u.k. has approved use of the vaccine, of the pfizer vaccine. i'm wondering if that slowed things up for us, the fact that they have to have all those doses ready for the u.k. now. >> no, i don't think it did because pfizer had a plan for both the u.s. and the u.k. and the rest of the world in terms of how many doses were going to go to each place. i don't think b the u.k. moving about 8, 9 days before us will end up making a meaningful difference for us. everybody's got their allocated doses, it's just half of what we initially thought. david: it does get under a lot of people's skin, they're going to get the vaccine before we do. >> first of all, not a compet

dean: so many people. it is a tricky environment to foliosfully look at the -- difficult timely for eking out income for 60 percent of the portfolio, and i just do not think we should forget how big of a tailwind the 30 year to 40 year rally in u.s. treasury bonds has been for the overall equation of putting money to work. as well, there is a tremendous number of questions to be asked around the efficacy of rates in a portfolio. that stock pond offset that we have seen pretty consistently throughout episodes of crisis, thee duration rallies on risks out of the portfolio, it is an open question as to how efficacious that will be going forward. it makes it very tricky. as people do their review and outlooks this year and look ahead to next year, what we are saying to macro risk advisors, especially people on the corporate bond side who are trying to use credit as a way of managing risk and generating return, there are some really interesting things to do in the equity derivatives market. it is the one market

dean barbour has more thrill and. we know that in the netherlands this variant of of sars called to the the virus which causes the illness has actually been detected while the netherlands which is in its own lock down now has imposed a ban on all air travel to and from the u.k. we're hearing that belgium is doing the same and that france and germany are considering a similar step i think this really reflects the lack of knowledge about exactly what kind of threat this new covered 19 variant poses israel has begun its covert 900 vaccination campaign the government is aiming to inoculate 60000 people a day but that doesn't include palestinians living in the occupied west bank and gaza u.s. lawmakers are set to vote on a long delayed $900000000000.19 relief package that could be a government shutdown if no deal is reached by congress on sunday night meanwhile shipments for the 2nd approved covert $900.00 vaccine of the gun across the u.s. . somalia and kenya have agreed to hold talks to restore diplomatic ties after east

that was dean reynolds, reporting for us the president-elect also asked was asked about his. >>search for the next attorney general and biden said there's still no obvious choice right now for the position just yet. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news health experts warn we have to take a look at this new infectious strain of covid-19 we'll have that story coming up next. >>a new year's eve is fast approaching 80 the pandemic isn't going to stop us from having fun checking out the fireworks and looking ahead to it we have better 2021 that's right. he was spending a lot of time right here on our couch at home and we hope you stay safe at home and join us on new year's eve, starting at 1130. >>welcome back everyone doctor deborah birx and other infectious disease experts in the u.s. are assessing the threat of the new covid-19 strain. burke says americans should not be worried just yet, but should remain vigilant and do what they can to prevent spreading the virus. early research shows that the new strain of covid-19 spreads faster although there's so far no evidence th

that's my concern. >> thank you, dean, i hope you come back. gene robinson, i'm looking at this definition when dean came on. the coup, it's an illegal constitutional attempt to seize power by a political faction. i'm looking at the legal definition of it. illegal, unconstitutional. attempt to seize power by a political faction. what part of that definition does not apply directly to what donald trump's trying to do here? >> there's no part that doesn't apply. it all applies. that's what this -- this looks, walks and quacks like. i covered south america and i saw attempted and successful coups. we don't have tanks in the street at this point, but i also saw a strong man leader do things like reject elections and try to dissolve parliaments and that sort of thing and we called them coups. and that's what this attempt is -- it really is. so let's go back for a second so that national review editorial who was good and i appreciate it. but they shouldn't have to start by saying, well, you know, there are all -- there are legitimate reasons to worry

janice dean will have more on that. but bottom line is generally power outages. >> the big story right now about 40,000 people in virginia while customers and businesses without power about 10,000 here in new york hundred of flights canceled or delayed out of laguardia, boston, jfk. being but back here in brooklyn, again, hearts going out to these restaurants. hopefully it won't snow this badly. too often this winter as right now the indoor dining ban taking effect this week and we are expecting a further lockdown in new york come january according to the mayor and the governor. steve, ainsley, brian? brian: that will make things better. thanks, brian, appreciate it. ainsley: janice, predicted this. a lot of schools closed because you made the prediction. keeping our kids safe because of you. janice: that's very kind but i will tell you in new york city, we predicted about a foot of snow and i have to tell you the totals didn't verify in new york but they certainly verified for parts of the interior northeast pennsylvan

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dean pursuant to h. res. 965,, that ms. dean will vote yes on h.j.res. 110. as the member designated by ns avis, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that she will vote yes. as the member designated by ms. spir, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. expire of -- ms. spir will vote yes 110.res. >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by by chairwoman velazquez pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. velazquez will vote yes. as the member designated by by ms. kelly of illinois, pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house that ms. kelly will vote yes on h.j.res. 110. >> as the member designated by by mr. gianforte pursuant to h. res. 965, i inform the house will vote yesorte on h.j.res. 110. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. joe neguse of colorado, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. neguse will vote aye on h.y.res. 110. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlel

the san francisco police officers association released a statement that says quote chase of a dean's decision is absolutely appalling. a san francisco man was seriously injured last night when 2 suspects robbed and shot him. it happened around 11 o'clock there castro and elizabeth streets in no police say the suspects robbed the 41 year-old victim of his phone before shooting him. twice and then running away the victim was taken to a los local hospital with life threatening injuries an update on. his condition is unknown at this time, no arrests have been made. >>yosemite national park will only be open for daytime activities following the state's stay at home order that means lodging and campgrounds will be temporarily closed along with shuttle services. the park will open daily from the morning till 05:00pm officials have previously extended annual passes due to closures but it's not clear if they will be extending again. the park stops requiring reservations for day use on november 1st. all right it was snowy there. it is cold at at least this time of year in general, but what a w