to abide by draconian lockdown orders, will have the latest on reaction to all of this and from capitol hill i m joined by republican congressman andy biggs of arizona talking about a $35 million covid relief bailout going to want to joe biden s campaign advisory firms, what the heck is going on with that. this is the backbone of america being challenged by new lockdown, 60% of america s small businesses closing for good or being pressured to follow debilitating restrictions, will hear from the chief attorney from the owners of the staten island bar arrested for staying open, our covid shutdowns being used as political weapons, all that and a lot more right here on making money. . david: stocks are on pace for record close to in the week in a bigness in the november jobs report, the u.s. added 245,000 jobs last month, that was only half as much as expected, you can see on the right the unemployment did kick down two tenths to 6.7% but much of that because folks leaving the j
welcome to the programme. the us senators who travelled to kyiv monday to meet president zelensky believe the threat of a russian invasion is significant , immediate and ukraine needs to be ready for the worst. senator chris murphy from conneticut, one of the seven senators who travelled, said it would be the most significant disruption to the post cold war political order in europe since the conflict ended 30 years ago . no one is entirely clear whether vladimir putin has made up his mind. that explains the shuttle to policy now unfolding. the us secretary of state left washington a few hours ago for kyiv, where he will hold talks tomorrow with president zelensky. on thursday, he will talk with france, germany and the uk ahead of crunch talks in geneva on friday with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov. the nato secretary generaljens stoltenberg, who today talked to the german chancellor, said the alliance is ready to defend itself. the risk of a conflict is real. nat
strategic reserve? will it make any difference at the pump in time for holiday travel? welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m jim acosta. you re in the situation room. this is cnn breaking news. and let s get right to the breaking news. the verdicts in the civil case against organizers of the unite the right rally back in 2017. brian todd is in charlottesville. what did the jury say? well, this is a devastating financial blow to some of the most notorious white supremacists and white nationalist groups in the country. the lives attorneys declaring victory saying this sends a clear message to anyone who comes to a town like charlottesville to deliver messages of hatred. tonight the jury awarded the plaintiffs in the unite the right trial more than $26 million in compensatory and punitive damages on several claims. among them, finding five defendants were liable for racial, religious or ethnic harassment or violence under a virginia state
just one pound in five has been paid out in financial redress to postmasters wrongfully accused of theft and fraud is it time the post office is completely removed from delivering compensation? disarray at the top of the post office in full view at a hearing in front of mps today. the main scandal remains the snails pace of redress for postmasters. we ll talk live to this post office manager wrongfully accused of stealing £78,000 and jailed for six months, and this mp who s on the horizon compensation advisory board. also tonight. labour mp margaret hodge tells us she s written to the metropolitan police and the electoral commission to ask them to investigate whether the conservative party broke electoral law in taking £200,000 from the partner of a prominent donor. the chancellor said he wanted to get older workers off the golf course and back into employment but why have they really opted out of the workforce? in a dramatic hearing today, current and former post off
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