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gregory poland most of -- dr. gregory poland. study showed 70% protected against hospitalizations with a two shot dose of the pfizer back the middle and 33 -- but only 33% against the very end. what are the assessment of those numbers? >> i think those are preliminary numbers but there likely to be correct numbers. in other words, the vaccine -- this is been true all the way through the pandemic -- the vaccine is much better at blocking significant, severe disease, hospitalization, and death and improved -- than in preventing moderate infection. guy: in terms of the big picture, are you worried right now? >> i am. this is news no one wants to hear. my own prediction -- and i'll use a kind of loaded word -- i think we're going to have an explosion of cases. the reason for that is the extreme transmissibility and infectiousness of this variant will lead to an exponential rise in cases. and the problem with xfinity allie is humans are very poor decision-makers under conditions of exponentiality. by this week or next week, omicron wi

the answer, it seems, can be found five centuries later with this man, pope gregory the great. >> theson why people think that mary magdalene was a prostitute is because in the sixth century gregory the great gave a homily in which he equated mary magdalene with the sinful woman who anointed jesus' feet. since that day, christians thereafter have thought that mary magdalene was a prostitute. >> i think pope saint gregory the great was not trying to be mean to mary magdalene or women. i think it was probably the result of poor scholarship. >> by the time we get to gregory the great, we not only have a collection of four gospels that circulate together, we have a tradition that says it's okay to blend these stories together. >> it is from this mistake that the image of mary magdalene as a sinful prostitute emerges. it is a myth that has concealed the reality behind why she became so devoted to jesus and played a central part in his life and resurrection. instead, the truth is far more disturbing. according to the new testament, mary is possessed by demons and it is jesus who saves her.

meeks -- gregory meeks' bill, kendrick, we are all very sad about losing carrie meek this week, i referenced her son. chairman meeks' bill and the house.

gregory understood the power of comedy. >> one day in new york, the phone rang.on the phone, hi, dick, would you come on the show tonight? i said, no, thank you. and i hung up. because a black person couldn't sit on the couch. okay. the phone rang again. it's paul. dick, mr. paar, how come you don't want to work my show? i said, because a black person never sit on the couch. he said, come on. i said, no, no. he said, well, come on in, i'll let you sit on the couch. that's how it happened. >> what kind of car you got? >> a lincoln, naturally. >> well, that's -- that's -- >> to have dick gregory on jack paar in the early '60s was an indication of things to come. television and comedy will be a space where one will see a strong african-american presence going forward. >> the movement came and something came over me. civil rights, oh, man. >> dick gregory was actually getting arrested time and time again for making the marches, but then what he would do is he'd get bailed out and then he'd do a show that night. and what had happened that day would all be fodder for h

gregorie runs seawater down through the blackthorn branches, with their high—surface area so he can laterentrated water. that is pure sea salt then. it certainly is. we're using the wind, we're using the sun and by doing that, we are not using any energy so it is trying to make sure that we are doing as much as we can. my last ingredient challenge is taking you back into the wild, up to the scottish highlands. i can see two, four, five of them. that's it. they are such peaceful looking creatures. magnificent. tom kirsop shares his passion of the west highlands with travellers. part of his job is working to conserve the environment forfuture generations. so tom, tell me about what you do then? so i am a deer stalker on the estate in inveraray and i look after the deer numbers and i keep them in a balance as you have to because they don't have any predators. what were the predators before? wolves, bears, lynx but of course we've interfered with that, kicked them out of the equation so it's just us now. what do you say to people who would think, oh, deer stalking is cruel and it's inhumane?

but this story on the front page of the guardian by andy gregory says that _ page of the guardian byegory says that there is actually a report that clearly has been leaked to him which _ that clearly has been leaked to him which is _ that clearly has been leaked to him which is pretty damning and by the government's own obesity research unit saying — government's own obesity research unit saying that these measures, this band — unit saying that these measures, this band and watershed are nothing enough _ this band and watershed are nothing enough to— this band and watershed are nothing enough to really address the problem that we _ enough to really address the problem that we have and we have a huge obesity— that we have and we have a huge obesity problem in britain. and even those _ obesity problem in britain. and even those schools are better and doing better— those schools are better and doing better at _ those schools are better and doing better at this, one those schools are better and doing betterat this, one in those schools are better and doing better at this, one in 311—year

we have basel and gregory the great, a few wonderful doctors of the church. we have the memorial of two american saints, two important ones. on the 4th and 5th. and then we have epiphany, january 6th , which falls on a sunday this year. many times it doesn't. >> okay j. wonderful it falls on a sunday and normally we have to move it. >> the epiphany means a showing forth. >> the arrival of the spirit is what we would say. >> okay. >> and that in many places in the east is their christmas. that is a much more important activity on for them j. the feast of three kings? >> the feast of the three kings. the feast of the arrival. all of that. yeah. >> do we have a further slide taking us into january? >> we do. the next week, we insert when christmas is early. we have a week of christmas weekday masses. it cull men its january 13th this year when we end our christmas season with the baptism of the lord. >> the baptism of the lord. >> and interesting, howe die put it, like the first chapter of any good catholic's life? you're born and a few weeks later, you're panti

. >> we are joined by wilton cardinal gregory, the arch bishop of the archdiocese of washington. good morning and merry christmas. thank you very being here on this christmas morning. this is a big day for you and, of course, you're going to have a really important message. so can you share that with us? what is your message going to be for mass? >> well, once again, we have to focus on what god has done for us. rather than what we can do for each other. that is we celebrate the fact that god has sent us his son. and that gift alone gives meaning and direction to our lives. >> cardinal gregory, it's so hard to believe that we are now celebrating our second christmas during this pandemic. it's been such a challenging time for so many people. so how do you find hope and balance during these tough times? >> well, peter one of the things these past two years has taught us is that we do better when we do it together. obviously, many of us cannot be with our loved ones personally. but we've developed or the technological world has developed ways to. and to at least see the faces and th

cupp and david gregory. good to see you both this morning.hoa, talk about comments that got a lot of pickup after a sunday morning here. as we look at what the fallout has been, david, we had a letter from nancy pelosi, dear colleague letter saying it's going to be okay, trying to smooth things over. senator schumer this morning making it clear he wants a vote in the senate come the new year. i wonder how much do you think democrats are sort of hanging their hopes on manchin saying this legislation, david. >> reporter: yeah. well, they may be doing that. but the reality is this is a big blow. this build back better plan is not happening. and this has been the white house pushing this rock up the hill. they can't get it done. they go into the holidays and the new year with a key piece of the president's agenda not getting done. that's the bottom line. now, can they revive it somehow, scale back the program? sure. all of that is possible. it's a 50/50 senate. manchin is a per cural person to be dealing with, from people i have talked to in the

joseph gregory mahoney, politics, professor, east china. normal university. in a controversial new new york is set to become the 1st us city to require co vaccines for all private sector workers. merch, bill de blasio was saying that rule will take effect later this month just stays before his term and our teeth kill them up and reports. new york city mayor bill de blasio, who portrays himself as a national leader in the fight against covey 19, has taken a pretty bold move and announced a vaccine mandate for the whole city of new york. for all private businesses, he cited the on the kron variant as well as cold weather and seasonal fluids and other factors in making this decision. quite a big move from the new york city mayor, who is outgoing, he will soon be out of office. here's what he said. as of today, we're going now say, 1st in the nation, measure our health commissioner. well, now's a vaccine mandate for private sector employers across the board. now the vaccines are already required for all city employees that teachers, firefighters, police officers,

but this story on the front page of the guardian by andy gregory says that _ page of the guardian byobesity research unit saying — government's own obesity research unit saying that these measures, this hand — unit saying that these measures, this band and watershed are nothing enough _ this band and watershed are nothing enough to— this band and watershed are nothing enough to really address the problem that we _ enough to really address the problem that we have and we have a huge obesity— that we have and we have a huge obesity problem in britain. and even those _ obesity problem in britain. and even those schools are better and doing better— those schools are better and doing better at _ those schools are better and doing better at this, one those schools are better and doing betterat this, one in those schools are better and doing better at this, one in 311—year—olds leaves _ better at this, one in 311—year—olds leaves primary school obese or overweight. and so what this report is saying _ overweight. and so what this report is saying is— overweight. and so what this report is sa

many thanks, ruth gregory.nder of partner in wine, launched her business during lockdown. two years on, she's on track for an annual turnover of £250,000. she shares how a viral video and social media helped put her brand on the map for our ceo secrets series. something i wished i had known when i was starting partner in wine is that being smaller school. when i was starting, i was saying "we", i was trying to make the business sound bigger than it was. i quickly realised that actually, being the business owner and putting my face online and saying i, people and instantly about him in connection with me. —— then instantly had that human connection. the first year of my business was a bit of a slog to begin with, i was thinking, my gosh, is this a mistake? 0ur my gosh, is this a mistake? our sales increased 1700% overnight, we got stopped in selfridge's because of it. i started the business with £3000 from my personal savings and in 2020 returned over £30,000, and this year we are due to turnover a time start. s

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right now, we just heard, actually in the report, russian opposition, politician gregory of lensky. and he said that this ruling marks russia's change from an authoritarian state to a totalitarian one. now can there be any real opposition there under the circumstances? you know, it's very hard to me when we, when somebody named the new moral the position that i don't think and i think it in good in good country we, we will, we will never be there. position is like the 11 element of the normal society with different views from maybe some other part of the society. but for, you know, in the sierra happened the lots. are there, lots of, lots, lots of other things against their real position. for example, in the beginning of the year, i like seen the one that was and he's the foundation was ma'am, named the extremist and thousands of people who are our systems and thousands and thousands were sent out the list in the country. so and lots of real independent ballistics were banned from taking part in their september election. so yeah, for now, even us, it's very hard to be in the, in the

meeks -- gregory meeks' bill, kendrick, we are all very sad about losing carrie meek this week, i referenced her son. chairman meeks' bill and the house. we will have that. you see in the defense bill, whether it's in the d.d. whatever the things called in the senate or the d.o.d. bill, the senate does not have the right to have a revenue or an appropriations matter. that is the prerogative of the house of representatives. read the constitution. read the constitution. so when they put a trade, which is the human rights prevents trade implications in on the senate side, then it complicates the legislation there. we will have the strongest possible bill for the uighurs, whether we are talking about the uighurs and the genocide that is happening in china over that, marco rubio has been a good champion for human rights in china. but we have a disagreement -- don't know why he's using this to hold up the d.o.d. bill when he knows that there will be a strong uighur bill. you have to ask him. but whether it was the democracy movement in honing con. hong kong. whether it's democracy suppression of t

gregory and travis mcmichael were arrested within days. to contact johnson or her legal representation for comment. she repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and defended actions including during a virtual debate running for reelection. >> i'm sorry from the very beginning a lie was told about how my office handled that case. that case is a terrible tragedy for our community and it's a tragedy for the family. i'm sorry about how things happened. i'm sorry that a lie got started and i could not turn it back. >> reporter: voters didn't buy it. after ten years in office, johnson lost the election. now there is one top prosecutor prepares for a prosecution like none she's ever faced before. her own. >> the next legal step for jackie johnson would be an arraignment but no court date is set for that yet. if she were to be found guilty of the most serious charge, violating her oath of office, she could phaseface one to fives in prison. don. >> wow. martin, thank you. we'll be right back. introducing the all-new gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. it re

gregory and travis mcmichael were arrested within days. johnson or her legal representation for comment without response. johnson's repeatedly denied wrongdoing, defended her actions, including during a virtual debate running for re-election. >> i'm sorry that from the beginning a lie was told how my office handled that case. that case is a terrible tragedy for the community and it is a tragedy to the family. i'm sorry about how things happened. i'm sorry that a lie got started and i could not turn it back. >> voters didn't buy it. after ten years in office, johnson lost the election. now as one top prosecutor prepares for a prosecution like none she faced before, her own. the next legal step for jackie johnson is an arraignment, but no court date has been set for that date set for that yet. if convicted she could spend one to five years in prison. >> martin savage, thank you so much for that. >>> a place known for sun and sand but now hawaii a facing torrential blizzards. we'll have that next. >>> and a rural community is pulling itself o

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gregory green lives on a houseboat. >> it's a little rocky down there, you know. i have seen it a lot worse. >> it got much worse in forestville after a redwood came down and took out a chunk of the roof, and nobody was hurt. >>> in san francisco people spent time yesterday picking up sandbags at the city's public works yard. normally it's closed on sunday but the city offered extra hours so people could get prepared. flood areas are currently up in some neighborhoods. today's marianne favro has more. >> we have seen a heavy downpour here the last three hours, and here on highway 17 they put up an electronic billboard warning drivers roads are slick and they need to slow down. drivers navigating highway 17 in a downpour with the santa cruz mountains expected to see the brunt of the storm. >> we get a lot of rain compared to a lot of other places. >> the big concerns? flooding and high winds topping 30 miles per hour. >> i have roofing nails here and i'm going to tack down some of my flashing and roofing material. >> at this hardware store, tarps sold out. >> we se

you know, she would -- one of her most famous essays, when she and her husband john gregory dunne, you know, were having marital problems, that was her material. at the time she was writing for the "satu"saturday evening postd alternately with john, one week john, the other week john, and she was considering a divorce so she wrote about it and took the copy and handed it to john, who edited it. so, you know, life was her material. that was how she wrote. >> reporter: as someone who knew her and then did the documentary, how do you see her legacy? what is it you want people watching this to remember about her? >> well, i have to tell you, today is -- today has been incredible. there's just been so much love that has come about her toward me, you know, and from her fans and the media -- sorry. >> reporter: it's okay. i think she will be remembered for all time. her readership has just grown. i'm so proud i was able to make that documentary. it brought a whole new readership, a whole new generation of young people to her work, and, you know, her legacy will be as a woman from the -- with

gregory and travis mcmichael arrested within days.ed the actions including during a virtual debate. >> i'm sorry that from the very beginning a lie was told about how the office handled that case. that case is a terrible tragedy for the community and a tragedy for the family. i'm sorry about how things happened. i'm sorry that a lie got started and i could not turn it back. >> reporter: voters didn't buy it. johnson lost the election. now once top prosecutor prepares for a prosecution like none she's ever faced before. her own. and the next step in the legal process, jake, is that she will face arraignment although there is no court date for that. >> what are the penalties if she is ultimately found guilty? >> reporter: the most serious one is the violating of her oath of office. that's a felony. if found guilty of that then she could get one to five years in prison. >> you spent time in brunswick, georgia, now. you spoke to people in the community. what's the reaction to did guilty verdicts? >> i think initially the reaction is celeb

ladies and gentlemen, please rise further been of diction -- benediction delivered by senate chaplain gregoryt us pray. great is your faithfulness, oh god, our father, so help us to see death as you see it, not at the end, but the beginning, not a wall, but a doorway, not a dark road, but a path that leads to eternal bite and --- light and life. lord, we will miss the honorable robert joseph dole, but we thank you for the blessed gift of memory. may our minds and hearts be filled with the wonderful recollections of his patriotism, courage, integrity, and wit. continue to be for his beloved elizabeth and precious robin of refuge and strength. now, bless us all and keep us. make your face shine upon us, and be gracious to us. this, the light of your countenance upon us, and give us your shalom, your peace. we pray, in the name of the one who said, "i am the resurrection and the life." amen. >> ladies and gentlemen>>, please remain at your seats until escorted to play -- pay your respects by the sergeants at arm's staff. >> coming up on c-span, at washington national cathedral -- that is live at

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online, david gregory who lost his 20 year-old daughter shared this emotional post. on instagram. saying quote life goes on. i guess. but it will never be the same. nothing has been the same since. the families mourn, voices of silicon valley choir held a virtual memorial concert today to celebrate the 36 souls and arttistic work. >> they were incredible artists. they were incredible musicians. and visual artists and sculptors and dancers. that is not as well known. >> it's been five year since they lost loved ones in such a horrible terrible tragic and preventable fire. >> so what's going to happen now to what's remaining of the ghost ship warehouse? attorney who represented victims families in a civil lawsuit says it will be sold. money from the sale will go to the families of the victim. >> up next. these maybe the strictest water rules we have seen here in the bay area. no using your sprinklers and that's not all. we'll explain. and show you what several cities in the north bay are being asked to do. also california demand for oil. maybe responsible for ravaging a rain forest

gregory wants to know if it is safe to be indoors with elderly parents if everyone is vaccinated and boosted for christmas, even with omicron. dr. willis: that is the best thing -- best way to protect yourself. if you are vaccinated and boosted, it is safe to be indoors. i think it is safer these days. it is hard to know what is totally safe, but i think that is the safest we will get. the alternative is not being together. i think that tilts toward greater harm. you have social isolation. you have mental health, an important issue for us over the course of the pandemic. being able to gather together in person for the holidays has benefit in terms of our well-being and we want to support that. fully vaccinated and boosted indoors together, we support that. anchor: you would be comfortable flying your grandmother out to visit, as long as she is vaccinated and boosted, right? dr. willis: travel is a different question. the first question was whether they can be indoors. we are looking closely to see what the travel guidance is. travel carries its own risk because of your trip to the ai

under 2 minutes to play, now 70 gregory vien, the black knights snuffed on fourth and three near midfield and army stopped. three when navy upsets eight when army 1713. >>> college hoops, st. mary's playing host to uc santa barbara. second half, 40-22. st. mary's on the break. alex dukas with the assist. thomas scored 22. they are 101 on the season. of course, the steph curry what is on tonight. we will have the update. >>> people wearing the best santa suit braved the chilly weather for santa con in san francisco today. a sea of santas and a few elves gathered at union square. in san francisco, many are celebrating with a citywide pub crawl. others celebrate by donating twisted fire department's tweet drive. >>> i'm going to wait for the real thing. >> okay, okay. in the meantime, i'm glad they had ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'keefe: tonight, deadly tornadoes rip through several states, the damage catastrophic. president biden says help is on the way. >> the federal government will do everything -- everything it can possibly do to help. >> o'keefe: kentucky hardest hit, up to 1

the netflix documentary "the center will not hold," co-wrote along with her husband, author john gregory of both worlds ♪ but didion's own story of love and loss was her most acclaimed. she sat down with "nightline" in 2005. >> the first lines of the book have been quoted over and over again. >> life changes fast. life changes in the instant. you sit down to dinner and life as you know it ends. >> reporter: the year of magical thinking chronicles didion's life after her husband died suddenly while eating dinner. in 2013 she was awarded a national medal of arts in humanities by president obama. joan didion died of complications from parkinson's disease. she was 87. >> a true pioneer. that's "nightline" for tonight. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is

the couple, gregory and amy colburn of palo alto were involved in a college admissions case. they admitted to bribing a test administrator to secretly correct their son's s.a.t. exam answers. under the plea deal, each defendant has agreed to sentences of 8 weeks in prison, as well as community service, and a five figure fine pending court approval. >>> tonight, we have a story of an afghan refugee, who fled his homeland looking for a better life in america, only to be gunned down on the streets of san francisco. our kiet do has more on the search for justice. >> reporter: it has been 9 days since he was killed at this very spot, and each day that goes by, the family continues to lose hope that they will ever see justice. >> reporter: is it hard for you to come back here? >> yes. it was a lot of blood. >> reporter: it was just before sunrise on the morning of sunday, november 28, when he was taking a break from a long night driving for uber, and had charts near potrero avenue and cesar chavez in san francisco. his brother said a car pulled up, and a robber jumped out, pointed

we heard from politics, professor joseph gregory mahoney and he thinks that russia and china are reacting to us aggression frankly, with the office deal, basically proliferating nuclear weapons to austria, ostensibly against china. with reports. us troops are now in taiwan with biden, undermining strategic ambiguity repeatedly in verbal remarks with ongoing attempts to rally a new alliance in asia against beijing, with constant provocations in the south china sea, with washington propaganda machine constantly dehumanizing china unfairly accusing of genocide and gross human rights violations. i wouldn't say the u. s. is being careful, i would say rather, that it's being extremely aggressive. we're in a very fraught moment. the pandemic, of course, is made things even more tight. and so i think what we're saying is 2 countries. and the case with russia and china that have a lot of shared teaching interest and finding that close consultation benefits. most of them, i think that they have some shared strategic interest. but i think we see it on, on multiple fronts. i think both of them are ti

gregory and travis mcmichael, along with william roddie bryant will be sentenced. they face a minimum of life in prison, though whether they receive the possibility of parole will be up to the judge. arbery, who was shot and killed in georgia in 2020 by three white men. the convicted killers weren't arrested until 2020 after video of the fatal shooting was leaked to the media. >>> state leaders are hoping to send a message about street racing and side shows. the head of chp spoke about new state funding to beef up enforcement and undercover operations. the agency said that side shows accounted for 264 crashes over the past five years. statewide. 30 of those have been deadly. governor newsom recently signed a law to crack down on side shows. it allows authorities to suspend driver's licenses up to six months for people who take part in the activity. >>> san francisco's embattled school board members meet tonight ahead to a deadline to cut money from the district budget. it's not clear if the cuts will be made to school sites or central operations. but it comes as ma

online, david gregory, who lost his 20-year-old daughter mckayla shared this emotional post on instagramsaying, quote, life goes on, i guess, but it will never be the same. nothing has been the since. while the families mourn, voices of silicon valley choir held a virtual memorial concert to celebrate the 36 victims and their artistic work. >> they were incredible artists. they were incredible musicians. and visual artists and sculptors and dancers. that not as well-known. >> it's been five years since they lost their loved ones in such a horrible, terrible tragic and preventible fire. >> so now what happens to the what's left of the warehouse? well, we're told it will be sold as part of the warehouse owner's settlement. money from the sale of the ign families will ultimately go to the families of the victims. >>> moving you forward tonight, a live look at capitol hill where congress acted a few hours ago to avoid that government shutdown. the senate passed a stopgap bill to fund the government through february 18th. it passed by a vote of 69-28. it needed 60 votes to pass. earlier in th

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we heard from politics, professor joseph gregory mahoney and he thinks that russia and china are reacting to us aggression frankly, with the office deal, basically proliferating nuclear weapons to australia ostensibly against china. with reports, the us troops are now in taiwan with biden, undermining strategic ambiguity repeatedly and verbal remarks with ongoing attempts to rally a new alliance in asia against by jane, with constant provocations in the south china sea. with washington propaganda machine constantly dehumanizing china unfairly accusing it of genocide and gross human rights violations. i wouldn't say the u. s. is being careful, i would say, rather, that it's being extremely aggressive. we're in a very fraught moment. the pandemic, of course, has made things even more tight. and so i think what we're saying is to countries and the case of russia and china that have a lot of shared teaching interest and finding that close consultation benefits, most of them, i think that they have some shared strategic interest. but i think we see it on, on multiple fronts. i think both of th

. >> reporter: if instagram is supposed to be a highlight reel of your life, this is a post david gregory never wanted to write. the 20-year-old looking into the distance as his daughter, michaela, the youngest of 36 victims in the fire. the heartbroken father writes, today markets the fifth anniversary of the last time i saw michaela, the last time i hugged her and the last time i said to her that i loved her. >> this is still very raw, very upsetting. >> reporter: mary alexander is the attorney who represented 34 families and some of the survivors in a civil lawsuit against the ng family who owned the warehouse, where an underground party was held on the night of the deadly fire. the family was never criminally charged, but they agreed to file for bankruptcy early this year. >> we worked it out that their assets will be sold through the bankruptcy and the proceeds will go to the families. >> reporter: alexander says the sale of at least four properties might raise up to $7 million. earlier this year, master tenant derick almena was sentenced for his role in the fire but avoided prison t