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Exchange that meadows received from a lawmaker on november 4th. this was even before election day, wolf, where he suggests a crazy strategy or an aggressive strategy, he describes it as, where certain states, georgia, north carolina and pennsylvania that are republican controlled, dont even accept their election results but instead send an alternate slate of electors to washington, d.c. and let the supreme court hash it out. wolf, this an example of what theyre trying to set up here. not only wh...

If youve watched any big international tv dramas of the past few years, chances are the uk could well have played a role in bringing the story to the screen. the industry here is enjoying something of a golden age. a record £4 billion was spent making tv shows in the uk in the past year, almost double the figure before the pandemic. heres our media correspondent david sillito. i do suppose if i were forced to take a wife, you would be the least objectionable option. is that meant to be a comple...

Cnns brian todd is joining us from mayfield, kentucky, one of several totally devastated towns in the state. brian, what are you seeing? >> reporter: wolf, just a slort time ago, one of the leaders of the excavation team told us its going to take likely one to two months to clear all of this rubble from the streets of downtown mayfield. thats even before any rebuilding can begin. meanwhile tonight, there is still an ongoing urgent search looking for the missing. as the tornado cleanup gears up, ...

>> my be loved uncle john, yeah. he died yesterday and he was a really great person. our last conversation we had, one of the last ones, we were playing cards, and i was telling him that what im seeing in my er right now is so horrible and tragic, and to believe me and to get the vaccine -- >> reporter: he never did. michigans hospitalizations are at their highest since the pandemic started. health care workers in minnesota are pleading with the public to get vaccinated. in a newspaper ad saying...

Gray wolves are set to return to Colorado by the end of 2023, and an exhibit at Colorado Mesa University over the weekend aimed to help explain what’s ahead.

"lifelines, a doctors journey in the fight for public health." dr. wen, thanks for joining us. new york also with a mask mandate today. california also announced it will put a temporary mask mandate in place. should other states, do you believe, follow suit? >> yes, and other local jurisdictions, even if the state is not doing that, local jurisdictions, counties, cities should be doing this as well especially in places where their hospital systems are already stretched. what im so worried about,...

"no, im not stingy." i have everything for my children, but i do it on a budget. with the season of giving fast approaching, many families increasingly feel they have nothing left to give. michael buchanan, bbc news, west bromwich. if youve watched any big international tv dramas of the past few years, chances are the uk could well have played a role in bringing the story to the screen. the industry here is enjoying something of a golden age. a record £4 billion was spent making tv shows in the...

Number ofjobs. i mean, just in wales, i think in the first five years, so bad wolf has been going for about six years, i think we counted the number ofjobs generated in wales alone in the first five years as something like over 2,200. and its growing and its growing and its growing. when bad wolf first started in wales, it was quite empty. you know, there was bad wolf and we were kind of, "were here, come on, everyone comejoin us." and now, you know, you cant get a spot in the car park. and the ...

Went from £393 million in 2013 to £4.1 billion last year almost double what it was before the pandemic. heres our media correspondent, david sillito. this is bad wolf in cardiff. its where dramas such as his dark materials are filmed. are you from this world? no. neither am i. and its just one of a number of new studio complexes that have been set up over the last few years in south wales. and its notjust here. and all of this is happening at a time when the tv industry in britain as a whole i...

I mean, just in wales, i think in the first five years, so bad wolf has been going for about six years, i think we counted the number ofjobs generated in wales alone in the first five years as something like over 2,200. and its growing and its growing and its growing. when bad wolf first started in wales, it was quite empty. you know, there was bad wolf and we were kind of, "were here, come on, everyone comejoin us." and now, you know, you cant get a spot in the car park. and the growth looks se...