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Stay that way in the south. a bit fresher further north by comparison but seven or eight degrees is a little bit above where we should be for the stage in mid—december. the reigning northern england and north wales will move southwards. it could be a damp and grey and to the night and start to tomorrow. some mist and fog possible. there could be a touch of frost here and across parts of scotland. outbreaks of rain, gusty winds continuing in the north and the next two days but overall largely dry and turning cooler with mist and fog by night. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: every adul...

Behind the throne if young kin were to wing which is the trump/bannon crazy wing that wants to destroy our democracy. it is an important race. virginia is big state. i think it makes a difference in that state whether you have a republican or democrat governor. now we can overread these elections before the others. i saw with chris christie in '09, there were hare bingers of what happened in 2010 in the republican landslide. i think you are going to learn about messaging networks with swing voters, turnout. 2022 is going to be critical for both parties, whoever is able to get an advantage ther...

Large mass gatherings, the proper use of masks in such places, i think that that would help us decrease the number of instances where these individuals need to come to the hospital with one foot on the grave. >> and i know that your theory and your plan of attack against covid is throw everything at covid. boosters, for example. is that something that you think that we should all be looking to get, not just the people that are over 65 and that have some health issues? >> there is no question that over the years, we have learned that vaccines require boosters. you get a booster for your tetanus...

Effort, so we welcome the attorney general and the doj to the fight, but yes, it was contemplated as a part of a, let's throw everything at the wall and see what sticks, and our effort to defend our democracy. >> i don't want to throw any cold water on that enthusiasm, but my sense -- and i want to hear from you -- is that this is an uphill battle. >> for sure. i mean, we're talking about, you know -- this week we've celebrated or acknowledged or commemorated the eighth anniversary of shelby versus holder. supreme court case that kicked the teeth out of the voting rights act, particularly sect...

Means. shannon: couple of sticking points there, one is the most basic about the understanding of what infrastructure is. secretary pete buttigieg says it should be all encompassing because if people can't work, they can't travel the roads, they can't use infrastructure. how do you guys define this? can you get to some middle ground on that? >> we disagree on the definition of infrastructure and we've been working with the president to bring it back to the physical core idea of infrastructure that we've worked so well on in the past. whether that's roads and bridges, waterways, ports, lead pip...