y vamos terminar con orlando city que se disfrazaron de santa para traer alegrÍa a los niÑos, los equipos mascotas con la comunidad. >>> asÍ es y todos poniendo su granito de arena y todos involucrados con la comunidad. quÉ bueno, gracias carlos por esta informaciÓn. el equipo mÉdico muere, morimos todos tambiÉn. hablamos de la preocupaciÓn de esta enfermera ante la posibilidad que sur jas mÁs contagios en estos festivos. >>> consumo de alcohol en tiempo de covid serÁ que la pandemia ha beneficiado esta industria? con esto y mÁs regresamos tras la pausa. (comerciales). Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo encontraron en covered california, un servicio gratuito que conecta a los californianos con planes de salud de renombre además de ofrecer ayuda económica para los que la necesiten. consulta con un experto local en español, por internet o teléfono. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete ahora. >>> en mÉxico este jueves inicio la primera etapa de vacu

than 275,000 americans have now died from the virus which is equivalent to losing the entire city of orlando, florida. it wasn't long ago that we reported an american was dying from covid every 90 seconds and i remember that day because when we were talking about the number and checking to make sure it was right, we thought it was incomprehensible and he kept checking it and checking it, could that possibly be? that was 35 days ago and now someone is dying every 30 seconds and what has the president been doing in that time? well, he has been focused on other things like trying to overturn the election that he lost. >> if you count the legal votes, i easily win. >> we won the election easily. >> we won an election. >> yes. >> but they don't like that. >> just to be clear, he lost. in the last 35 days trump also fired off more than 800 tweets. 800 tweets, almost all of them baselessly claiming the election was rigged and now as an american is dying every 30 seconds today from covid, we are learning that there have been multiple white house meetings about pardoning trump's inner circle includin

that's more than every man, woman and child living in the city of orlando, florida. 294,000 people.to capacity. if you ran one mile in honor of each victim, you'd travel far enough to circumvent the planet almost 12 times. but as we keep reminding ourselves here, the only thing more excruciating than visualizing how many moms, dads, sons, daughters, friends, neighbors, grandparents we've lost is taking a closer look at any one of them. 294,000 people. 294,000 stories. this is melinda rolig. a talented, promising, caring young woman. a music major and an art teacher. one with a reputation for being a world class gift giver. store-bought, handmade, didn't matter. melinda was the best. in early november she developed a fever. her family says she initially hid the extent of her condition and avoided a trip to the hospital because she wasn't sure if insurance would cover the cost. her mom is a traveling nurse. when she went to check up on her daughter after a week away, she found her struggling to breathe. melinda died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital at the age of 37. now her

and then we have the ceo of baltimore city schools considered a top contender. also, orlandohe top pick for the small business administration, a role that could be elevated to a cabinet position. it's certainly become extremely important, considering the coronavirus pandemic. also yesterday, senator mark kelly of arizona was sworn in by vice president mike pence, becoming the first of a new class to be inducted into the senate. kelly's one of two democrats who were successful in unseating republican incumbents in last month's election, narrowing the republican majority in the senate. following the ceremony, the vice president avoided questions about whether or not he accepts the results in arizona, although, clearly, swearing in kelly is considered a formal acknowledgement by the trump administration that the arizona results have, in fact, been certified and are legitimate. there are some ceremonial photos of that moment right there. >>> still ahead here, is the president about to fire attorney general bill barr? according to the "washington post," trump is livid after barr t

orlando." carol in panama city, florida "no family get-togethers. surely people can put it all a year. me and i hope to others. merry christmas c-span staff and all listeners. stay safe all." let's hear from brian. go ahead. takoma park, maryland. you are on the air. caller: [indiscernible] we will go to new jersey. caller: i want to thank c-span for being a lifeline for this unique historic time with the presidential elections. the gentleman from san diego who cat thiscat, i lost my year but we also gained a cat in the form of our baby manco. she is a sweetheart. we are realizing how we take ourselves for granted that we take our country for granted, but we also know that 2021 will be a turning point for people to realize how precious life is and how important our commitment to change. my wish for everybody to help get our country back on track is to buy locally to help with the economy locally as well as mom-and-pop shops so they can be supportive of small businesses. the greatest gift i could ever get was the vaccine to end covid-19 and a new president of the united states. i just t

orlando." carol in panama city, florida "no family get-togethers. surely people can put it all a year.and i hope to others. merry christmas c-span staff and all listeners. stay safe all." let's hear from brian. go ahead. takoma park, maryland. you are on the air. caller: [indiscernible] we will go to new jersey. caller: i want to thank c-span for being a lifeline for this unique historic time with the presidential elections. the gentleman from san diego who cat thiscat, i lost my year but we also gained a cat in the form of our baby manco. she is a sweetheart. we are realizing how we take ourselves for granted that we take our country for granted, but we also know that 2021 will be a turning point for people to realize how precious life is and how important our commitment to change. my wish for everybody to help get our country back on track is to buy locally to help with the economy locally as well as mom-and-pop shops so they can be supportive of small businesses. the greatest gift i could ever get was the vaccine to end covid-19 and a new president of the united states. i just turne

orlando, florida, home to walt disney world. the trickle-down effect in this tourism-heavy city isn't just impacting theme park workers but otheroo. cnn's natasha chen has this report. >> reporter: we've seen people line up for food donations throughout this pandemic, but what you're seeing here is particularly bad timing. thousands of theme park workers have been laid off. and as they're losing their paycheck, one critical food donation resource is suddenly disappearing just when they need it most. >> you want to show your favorite ornament? >> reporter: amanda johnson and her husband made their living creating magic. their fairytale ended when they were furloughed from the walt disney resort. months later johnson was laid off, one of 32,000 u.s. disney employees expected to lose their jobs by march. >> i feel like drowning here. and it's just the worst thing. people come here to have a good time, and we're all suffering. >> reporter: one of their three children has autism and epilepsy. >> thinking about -- like one hospital visit would almost, like, bankrupt you. >> reporter: she says she's making food deliveries just to be a

you look at new york city versus what's going on in orlando, florida, the difference is staggering.k of political consistent leadership is almost as devastating as covid-19. maria: you say political. so you think this is political? >> i think the way they are managing this particular -- yeah, i look at de blasio and cuomo and the things they are doing in new york city where people are creating autonomous zones around their restaurants and bars because they don't trust the government at all, so political in that sense. i think when you lose trust in government, it's tough to be a good citizen under these circumstances, when you don't believe your leaders. maria: just talking about this and so much trust has been lost in an environment where everything is political including the weapon newsing of our intelligence agencies. ed, we are not so far from access to covid vaccine and even then restaurant owners still need to adhere to heightened cleaning, hygiene measures for their businesses, that's going to cost money. how do they regain public trust and get people dining out again? >> wel

city bowl next week. >>> the nba opened its new season tonight, 72 days after crowning the lakers champion in the orlando teams going to crisscross the country in a 72 game regular season into the playoffs. adam silver expects issues to arise during the season and prepares to adjust accordingly. >> i think i wouldn't be acting responsibly if i said it's full steam ahead. having said that, based on our experience in the bubble, we have a fair degree of confidence in our approach. the safety of participants is our number one priority. >> you can see the opening night games on our sister network, tnt. kevin durant making his nets debut against the warriors lakers, clippers after that. one other note for you laura, this morning, adam silver saying that his players are not going skip the line when it comes to potentially getting the vaccine as well. an important point. >> i think there have been a lot of questions about whether people wealthy, with money, in positions of power would be able to do that. it's interesting news there. carolyn, thank you so much. nice to see you this morning. >> you too. >>> break

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city. protesters have rallied that the residents demonstrate against the eviction of a black and indigenous family. and this is a live look at orlandoliate fox 35. one of the big stories there tonight, vice president mike pence says the air force station has been renamed cape canaveral space for station. today, the vice president led what will likely be his final meeting of the national space council. that is tonight's live look. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately following injection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections,... ...incl

jon: orlando police walked the speaker but this time decked out in santa hats and caring christmas present for 200 children at scheduled stops across the city bridges with the community. >> i think it's important to start with children because they need to grow up knowing that we are the good guys, were here to help you, especially right now everyone could use extra help on the holidays. jon: orlando police give out toys every year but usually a big hollowa holiday parties ands but of course that was not possible this year, the toys are paid for with money donated by officers and staff. call on camera a guy climbs out of the wing of a jet loaded with passengers, you can see him on the wing of the alaska airlines plane right before takeoff, happened yesterday at mccarran international airport outside of las vegas, he eventually falls to the ground, police arrested him on the spot, they have not yet released his identity but law enforcement officers say either mental illness or some kind of impairment was involved. you can catch more on the hunter biden scandal and tucker carlson exclusive interview with hunter biden business partner tony bob