the detectives said chris jones talked to them voluntarily and could have ended the interview at any . >>> as for cousin diane, she has obtained legal custody of heather and chris's two children, and heather's gym friends, they find comfort in knowing that before her death, heather achieved that remarkable journey, becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> she got to experience that before she left this earth. she got to experience what it was like to be as beautiful as she wanted to be inside and out. i'm glad she did. >> that dance class where heather spread her wings still keeps a place for her. a heart with heather's name on it. a reminder of a woman whose transformation continues to inspire all who knew and loved heather jones. >> is she dancing? >> absolutely. and we believe that. if you believe in angels, there is one dancing up there. i promise you. and every time we have class, she's dancing. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. ra >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >>> i felt

but for now it is scheduled to go ahead on that first weekend next month. 0k, chris jones, thank yount. let's quickly round up some of the day's other sports stories and... england women's manager phil neville is set to become the new manager of inter miami. neville was set to take charge of team gb‘s women's team at the tokyo olympics injuly, the final month of his contract. but it's now expected he will leave before that to take up his new role in the states. the defending masters champion stuart bingham survived a comeback to book his place in the quarterfinals of the masters. he beat thailand's thepchaiya un—nooh by six frames to four in milton keynes. this weekend's skiing world cup event in wengen has been cancelled due covid concerns. one slalom and downhill race have been moved to kitzbuehel instead. india batted with great resolve to pull off a memorable draw against australia in the third test in sydney overnight. that keeps their series tied at 1—1 ahead of the final test in brisbane, but the focus in the aftermath of the test was on the behaviour of the australia captain

let's speak to our rugby union correspondent chris jones, evening.take place in the uk and ireland. but this is quite a novel one? yes. but this is quite a novel one? yes, an extraordinary _ but this is quite a novel one? yes, an extraordinary development. as you say, up _ an extraordinary development. as you say. up until— an extraordinary development. as you say, up until this weekend, we all thought— say, up until this weekend, we all thought the two realistic contingency plans were to play it in south _ contingency plans were to play it in south africa behind closed doors and with very _ south africa behind closed doors and with very limited crowds, or to have it appear— with very limited crowds, or to have it appear in — with very limited crowds, or to have it appear in the uk and ireland, either— it appear in the uk and ireland, either behind closed doors or with limited _ either behind closed doors or with limited crowds. as we know, australia _ limited crowds. as we know, australia have been posting big sporting — australia have been posting

this is from chris jones about what it means for the future.ubble up for that period of time to make it safe as possible. until then, that period of time to make it safe as possible. untilthen, it that period of time to make it safe as possible. until then, it will be under something of a cloud. that is covid continuing to cause issues with the sporting calendar. this is the full draw for the fourth and fifth rounds of the fa cup. that will be just after the fifth rounds of the fa cup. that will bejust after the 1pm fifth rounds of the fa cup. that will be just after the 1pm news. there are concerns that the quality and quantity of food being provided to some children from low—income families as part of the government‘s free—school meals pledge, is inadequate. the labour leader keir starmer says that some images of free schools appearing online are ‘woefully inadequate‘ — calling it a disgrace. the children‘s minister vicky ford says she will urgently be looking into the matter. in a tweet, she said food parcels should cover all lunchtime meals

of my new favorite things is when i have a guest on, is showing them a clip, this is leslie jones watching chrisis is wrong what's happening. why ain't you doing nothing? you know what [ bleep ] it i am going to chipotle." [ laughter ] >> seth: i forget that every time we show a leslie clip, our energy bill goes up from all of the beeping. >> yes [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, i know that you are on the air tonight for a couple of long chunks tonight. >> for a couple of long chunks, yeah >> seth: we're very lucky to have you on the air. >> oh, it's so great to be here. >> seth: thanks for making the time "all in with chris hayes" airs weeknights at 8:00 on msnbc. we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ tashsha, did youou know geio coululd save youou hundreds onon car insururance and a wholole lot morere? hmm. so what are yoyou waiting g ? hip hop grgroup tag teteam toto help you u plan desses? ♪ french h vanilla! rocky roroad! ♪ ♪ chocolatete, peanut butter, cocookie doughgh! ♪ ♪ scocoop! there e it is!♪ ♪ scoop! ththere it is!s!♪ ♪ s scoop! therere it is!♪ ♪ s scoop! therere it is! scoop! ♪ ♪

of my new favorite things is when i have a guest on, is showing them a clip, this is leslie jones watching chrisf saying this to you mother [ bleep ] and y'all know that this is wrong what's happening. why ain't you doing nothing? you know what [ bleep ] it i am going to chipotle." [ laughter ] >> seth: i forget that every time we show a leslie clip, our energy bill goes up from all of the beeping. >> yes [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, i know that you are on the air tonight for a couple of long chunks tonight. >> for a couple of long chunks, yeah >> seth: we're very lucky to have you on the air. >> oh, it's so great to be here. >> seth: thanks for making the time "all in with chris hayes" airs weeknights at 8:00 on msnbc. we'll be right back with more "late night. ♪ so, what should we do today? ♪ ♪ wow. can we get some sun? ♪ ♪ uh, mom? can we go to the beach? (beep beep beep) should we just go see a movie? yes! i'm always up for a good movie. go rogue in the all-new, fiercely reimagined nissan rogue. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as a cement mason, i use the dove bar... because i work with a lot... of dust a

chris called rick. videotape back to the and seeing ralph jones take a phone call. shoulders shrugging. he goes over and puts more seals on them. if you watch the videotape, many people that are there have been there since 7:00 in the morning. they were under the impression that they would get to go home. seconds thinking, what am i going to saint bill? we have to keep on. you see them at the boxes under the table at 10:00. this is what is really frustrating. intent,l team had the watched the entire tape and intentionally misled the senate and the people about this. it was intentional and obvious. anyone watching it knows that. they pull those out and began the scan. normal ballot processing, if there is a problem with the ballot, it stops. four or five get through. that is a normal process that is done. everyone might be familiar with the fact that the president asked us to do a hand recount, which we ended up doing under our audit. if somebody took a stack of scanned themllots, many times, you would have many -- they were off by .053%. shows that the machine scann

chris matthews. britney writing, i believe we can be better than this. this young woman, jade jonesthe time she was invited to the capitol to perform. she said she felt like she had made it. among the many images we saw today. today, a sign of resilience. this flag now up, part of preparations for the inauguration. we know this has been a tough week and we appreciate you being here. i'll see you monday. until then, have a good evening. good night. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, one of the bay area regions hit hardest by covid-19 is getting relief. how they plan to ramp up vaccinations in days. >>> a california proud boy gives us a firsthand account of storming the capitol this week. he captured the whole thing minute by minute on video. >>> and hawaii's plan to keep covid out is causing issues for tourists. a bay area man explains why he was forced to quarantine even after a negative test. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. >>> we're working to increase and more importantly, to accelerate the efforts of who can distribute t

chris says looks like you are. so then you can go back to the videotape and see ralph jones take a phone call at almost 11:00. you can see his shoulders shrug. he's being told by his boss you need to continue and scan. so he hangs up the phone. he goes to the boxes. puts more seals on them. if you watch the videotape, many of the people are there have been there since 7:00 a.m. it's already 11:00 p.m. they were under the impression they're going home. he spent about 30 second going heck, what am i going to say to these people? he walks back to the corner and says i got the word we have to keep on scanning. so they go back to the boxes that you see them put under the table at the 10:00 hour. there's videotape of this. this is what is frustrating. the president's legal team had the entire tape, watched the entire tape and from our point of view misled the state senate, voters and the people of the united states about this. it was intentional, obvious and anybody watching this knows that. that's why we released the entire tape for people to watch. this claim that that was done. so they pull those out and begin t

chris. apologies. we're having an audio issue. i don't hear any audio. i want to tell you the situation out in jones beach where we are. we are right outside the vaccination site. it will open up in a little bit. this is part of some 250 sites that the state is trying to ramp up by the end of january. they are encouraging people to come out in particular because i think they'll have an easier time with more of the vaccination coming here. that still doesn't i guess change the frustration and confusion over the vaccine rollout. there's still so many questions about people can get appointments and how soon they're going to be able to get that vaccine. here in the state of new york -- nationwide i should say 1/3 of vaccines have been distributed into the arms of people and here in new york it accounts to just .2% of the population has been vaccinated so far. certainly a long way to go. this as the state continues to see record-breaking new cases. in -- january 8th alone saw some almost 20,000 new cases. i mean, it was a record shattering number here in new york. in california they see between 30 and 50,000 new cases a day

jones is going to talk to us about that -- joey. congressman tom mcclintock, ford or o'connell, chris fed ambassador on these -- bedford on these storiesdia and hypocrisy and double standards. why the democrats in the media ignored riots for six months where dozens were killed, more than 2,000 cops injured, billions of dollars in property when americans were locked down. and a new study showing massive violations by politicians at all levels of government including judges, federal, state and local officials from coast to coast breaking their own covid-19 lockdown rules. this is new information. let's get right to fox news reporter mike tobin, we're going to kick it off of in washington d.c. good to see you, mike. >> reporter: good to see you, elizabeth. knowing that the storming of the capitol and the riots here resulted in the deaths of five people including a capitol police officer who tried to hold back the mob, there is division among those who went inside. take, for instance, josiah colt of idaho. he was the man photographed hanging from the balcony in the senate. he told an idaho tv station that he got caught up in the moment, an

chris says, looks like you are. so then you can go back to the videotape and see ralph jones take a phone call at approximately almost 11:00. and you can see his shoulders kind of shrug. he takes the phone call. he's being told at this point by his boss, rick barron, you need to stay and continue to scan. he hands over the phone, goes over to boxes, puts some more seals on them. because if you watch the videotape, many of the people who are there have been there since 7:00 in the morning. it's now 11:00 at night. they were all under the impression they were going to get to go home. you see him spending 30 minutes saying, heck, what am i going to say to these people? he walks to the corner of the desk and says, i got the word, i have to continue scanning. he goes to the boxes you see him put underneath the table at approximately the 10:00 hour. this is what's frustrating. the president's legal team had the entire tape, they watched the entire tape and then intentionally led the united states senate and the people about this. it was intentional, it was obvious, and anyone watching this knows that. anyone watching it kn

chris says, looks like you are. so then you can go back to the videotape and see ralph jones take a phone call at approximately almost 11:00. and you can see his shoulders kind of shrug. he takes the phone call. he's being told at that point by his boss, rick baron, you need to stay and continue to scan. so, he hangs up the phone, he goes over to boxes. uts more seals on them because obviously, if you watch the videotape, many of the people that are there have been there since 7:00 in the morning. it's already 11:00 at night. they were all under the impression they were going to get to go home. so you see him spend about 30 seconds going, heck, what am i going to say to these people. he walks back over to the corner of the desk and says i got the word, we got to keep on scanning. so they go back to the boxes, you see them put under the table at the approximately 10:00 hour. there is videotape of this. and this is what's really frustrating. the president's legal team had the entire tape, they watched the entire tape, and from our point of view, intentionally misled the state's senate, voters and the people of the unit

chris and i talked about in the beginning of the show? >> this is obviously a reaction to the brilliant 1619 project nikole hannah-jones won pulitzer prize for. the argument that package makes is that slavery was essential to the founding of america. it was, of course, essential in the years previous to america's founding, in the 200 or so years after that founding. so you can't understand any american history without understanding slavery and the role that black people played in subsequent years after slavery, in pushing america towards a multi racial democracy. that's what i encourage people to read. i didn't read this 45-page, you know, silly report by this silly commission, but i do encourage people to read that 1619 project, nikole hannah-jones, a brilliant historian. there are brilliant historians of slavery, people like heather williams, people like nellie painting, those are the people you should read, not this garbage report put out by a reactionary white house that is afraid really of the truth getting out and laid out so brilliantly by the writers in "the new york times" in the 1619 project. >> every time they try to do someth

chris and i just talked about at the beginning of the show? >> this is obviously a reaction to the brilliant 1619 progeny c -- project that nicole hanna jones wonze for. slavery was central to the founding of america. it was essential in the years previous to america's founding and the 200 or so years after that founding. so you can't understand any american history without understanding stslavery and the role that black people paid in years after slislavery. i didn't read this 45-page silly report by this silly commission. but i do encourage people to read the "1619 project." there are brilliant historians of slavery, and those are the people you should read not this garbage report put out by this reactionary white house that is afraid of the truth getting out and laid out so brilliantly by those writers in the 1619 project. >> every time they do something they embarrass themselves further and prove to. >> t-- prove to everyone that they are exactly what we've been saying that are. if it walks like a racist and talks like a racist, then it is a racist. anthony, the insurrection will be a part of this president's legacy forever. >> listen, it's

chris cuomo. and i don't know if she's still on, anna navarro. >> no, she's not. >> and ryan jones. >> mom, do you> yeah, but he took him -- i -- i mean, i like -- >> oh, dad took him. okay. >> i like david axelrod, and i like -- i hike alike all of thee on your channel. >> what was the best show that you binged? that you binge-watched? >> we watched "ozarks." >> so good. i loved "ozark." >> by the way, mom, the answer to your question that you asked before is we are not wearing diapers. i know that you wanted us to wear diapers. >> why did you want us to wear diapers, evelyn? >> because, i can't imagine standing there for four hours without peeing. >> yes. mom and dad, i love you very much. you look great. i'm so glad you dressed up for the night. go have a scotch on us. >> yes, absolutely. wish you the best new year. happy new year. >> you, too. >> all right. before we start the official countdown, here's a quick look at what's coming up in this hour. >>> and welcome. this is it. this is the final countdown. the last hour of 2020. thank goodness, it's finally here. we are live in times square. n

chris coons from delaware, proud senator from a proud state this morning. thanks for being with us. >> thank you, john. >>> joining us now, cnn white house correspondent john harwood and cnn political commentator van jones. guys, we've been looking forward to talking to you this morning. van, i want to start with you and get your thoughts on what these four years have meant for you, for the country, and now at the end of them, what we're supposed to take away from all of this. >> well, you know, it's been a tale of two countries. i mean, for the people i care about the most, people i talk to the most often, it's been a nightmare. and daily escalating series of norm-breaking, rule-breaking and also i think we sometimes don't understand what this has meant at the grassroots level. i'm from small-town america. grew up in jackson, tennessee. people just going to the store, people just walking down the street. people trying to interact at work. and just being hit with a growing sense of, frankly, physical danger as people are more and more emboldened to speak out and say crazy stuff in staff meetings, in the lunch rooms and once you had the covid thing hit it got worse because people were more isolated. so w

jones, rest her soul, david bar. her sister won an oscar for costume design for black panther. she worked here. that's right. chrisore, tony freeman, i cannot think of what the last name was, greg james, kathleen, and later on there are people you probably don't know,-ish male conway. [inaudible] >>-ish male, nice to see you, my brother. -ish male conway. linda, who was colin powell's daughter, charlie bush, stand beetle, jeremy, christine everly, robert watson, kim moye, or kim sellers, greg payne, lisa reid. i am throwing them all in. bonnie, lynda, kevin, willis, begum eugene brown, we could not do a lot without them. we also mentioned charlie brown. pamela mendoza and mary mcconnell, and then michelle, diane, adrian, and any accomplishment of the beginning and for the first ten years without those folks and others, because did i say -- ? >> you did. >> you didn't say pat gibbs. but the main thing. ç carson, because carrie was the one who took social historys@wú from the bottom up. carrie was the one who took that seriously. carrie was the one who gave us the privilege of meeting with john and harold gill and k

chris and hawley. we are using harvard ask for their degrees back in a petition. maxine waters, stephanie tubbs jonescgovern. these are all democrats who stood up to challenge the election results in 2001, 2005, and 2017. and i might have missed it, but i don't wreck on any of them going through what senators hawley and cruz r. >> obvious double standard. barbara boxer did this and i think it was 2005. as you pointed out, others that had previously done. it is within their rights, but also their responsibility to except the ones that has been decided, and that is what we should all do, and move on. >> john: senator john cornyn. really appreciate your time. thanks for joining us on "america reports." >> thanks a lot. >> john: california governor gavin newsom facing criticism as a business owners continue to struggle from the states strict coronavirus restrictions. how that's affecting the recall effort. plus, with some kids falling behind, we will tell you about the plan to get schools to reopen faster. it all comes down to cold hard cash. ♪ ♪ it's a new day for veteran homeowners. home mortgage rates

chris van hollen of maryland issued this press release on boxer's efforts. it reads in part, i believe that senator barbara boxer and representative stephanie tubbs jones have performed a very valuable public service in bringing this debate before the congress. as americans, we should all be troubled by reports of voting problems in many parts of the country. but then last wednesday he tweeted, senator hawley's actions are grossly irresponsible and he's trying to undermine the process and delay the certification of biden's win. in the end, this reckless stunt will fail and joe biden will become president on january 20, 2021. 15 years ago, senator ed markey of massachusetts then a member of the house also praised boxer's 2004 effort and supported her challenge saying in part, i thank representative tubbs jones and senator boxer and representative john conyers for forcing this institution and thus our nation to debate the quality of our democratic voting process. and to consider whether it meets the expectations of its people. compare that to what he told "the washington post" this past weekend. there's a political invasion of the body snatchers which is taki