john: there's a lot there. steven: there is a lot there. i've been trying to stay out of this covid stuff. let me state this part -- i think we learned early on unlike the spanish influenza of 1918, children are very low risk of serious complication. the number of children who died were in the single digits. even those who had comorbidities -- i think more and more people are coming around. the british have in the last couple of weeks said we should have embraced a focused protection model. which is for elderly, you had governor cuomo in new york sending elderly back into nursing homes who still had not gotten over covid. you should have sent them to the ritz-carlton and giving -- and given them room service. we should have had focused pretension to the people who were most vulnerable to it. people with comorbidities and the elderly. more and more people are coming around to that point of view. unfortunately, we were hoping we could get around the natural course of the pandemic like we saw with spanish influenza and likely seen throughout h

click, call or visit a store today. (steven every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. i have something for you. ♪ hi i have something for you too. ♪ ♪ just announced in time for the holiday, get 1.9 % apr for 5 years on all 20-22 gmc sierra light duty crew cab models. visit your local dealer today. ♪ kristen: he was a brazilian soccer legend winner of three world cups, and became one of the most commanding sports figures of the last century. the world is responding to the news that pele has died. w

a. steven law. so it's not a ready to still decide specialist, but there will be still under a, a mile on sugarloaf area as well. so. so what i want to say is done a option just us and i do wish to create a new or a new most for, for huge on a national school or cities regarding bureau and i just have snow shit. i'm not sure not a huge bull model for him to do so. snowboard on his characteristics filled up a lot of this frozen is it miss? it's new source, more water if you war? pretty court. what with the division, my salary stuff won't go across the street and i was at the time of the plants of was already stationed in moscow. working as an operative of the o. g p. u. s. foreign departments. few people knew mile of also worked in the department that he and so the planet for friends. in fact, they were so close. the travel would lay to name his son andre, after my love. oh g p u chief, we just love machine. sky declared on the un, which post a long standing threat to peace in ukraine. there were repo

like, i'm in a movie with steven spielberg? no. but it's true. yeah. laughter ) for those who aren't familiar, what is "the fabelmans" about? >> it's about his family. it's about his life. his childhood, and i'm his momma. >> stephen: you're mitzi. >> i'm mitzi. >> stephen: two-parter-- what's she like? and, i mean, i suppose this is based-- i don't know how close it is based on his mother, but to you, what is she like? and how do you prepare for that role? >> well, there's so much-- i mean, he's been shooting footage of his family since he was a kid, so there's so much beautiful documentation of his childhood. >> stephen: famously, has so many super 8 movies. >> so many super 8 movies, so many beautiful photos. and he had an extraordinary childhood. when you look at the photos, they're so evocative and she was a larger-than-life person and she comes through in everything you see, everything you listen to, she had this incredible laugh that was sort of like a-- kind of like my touchstone for the part. the thing i would listen to before every take, was j

now our report a pip, stevens went to visit 2 and a bit visit an interactive exhibition here in berlin, where she experienced what long cove it actually feels like between 5 and 10 patients with the krenover, i will go on to develop long cove it fatigue is one of the main symptoms, one paper estimates 46 percent of people with the condition will suffer exhaustion . i'm in front of one of their exhibits here, which is a weighted vest which together with these weighted arm bands and leg bands weighs about 20 kilos. now the idea with this is tara, emulate, the feeling that people with long cov, you'd have a very sort of large pressure on the chest and shortness of breath. i heard one account of a man who couldn't read his children at bedtime story because he described his son back on his chest. i'd try the leg and arm waits on along with the suit to see what it's like. i try walking up the stairs. i already feel really quite out of breath, just walking up those stairs and i'm conscious that my heart is beating quite and are harder than usual. i feel quite sick to be honest, as well, with

steven friend made a complaint to the f. b. i inspector general saying that the f b, i's leadership has become increasingly politicized. he offered proof that the f, b, i's washington d. c. field office was exaggerating the threat of domestic terrorism, even calling parents who complained about educational curriculum in their children's schools, potential terrorists. he argued that many of the f b i targets were having their civil rights and civil liberties violated. and even on the left, he pointed to the recent arrest of 2 protesters at an oil company who threw glitter and infernal the banner at an oil company. those 2 protesters were charged with terrorism, but the charge was later thrown out in the specific incident that led to his whistle blowing. stephen friend was ordered to participate in a raid in daytona beach, florida, where the f b. i was going to arrest people who were alleged to have committed misdemeanors, just minor crimes. he told his leaders that this violated f b. i regulations and constituted an illegal use

click, call or visit a store today. (stevenime i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. karina: a woman said a person tried to grab and kidnap her child in petaluma. happened around nine p.m. last night, she was walking with her three-year-old when someone tried to grab her son's wrist. sheila demand that she would call the police, that is when he ran across the street, and drove off in a car westbound the western avenue. the woman said she did not reckon is man. dan: the man that kidnapped mackey the lemur,

. >> i realize you would make a great villain in a steven king miniseries. don't you think? you would make a great villain, period. >> well, you also live in the city. i saw you disagree about adams. >> he's all hat and no cowboy. >> gutfeld: really? >> look, open up an international segment on your show tonight. eric adams is actually taking a page from the old soviet union where if the cops were told to go out and get somebody opposing the system, they said, you're mentally deranged, you're coming with us. and nobody heard from them again. so see how fast politics enters into this otherwise humanitarian effort. >> gutfeld: i didn't see that coming. i have to disagree with you on that. i can't see that happening. >> oh, not in new york. >> you should always trust the government. >> exactly. you've been saying it forever. i'm really scared. collar keeps popping out too. that drives me crazy. coming up, should you scrap your tiktok app. i was busy cashbacking for the holidays with chase freedom unlimited. i'm gonna cashback on a gingerbread house! oooh, it's got little people

i want it to read like a thriller, like a ludlum book or a steven king book. i want people to turn the pangs. i don't want this to be a book where you open it, read two pages before you go to bed and fall asleep on the second page. people e-mail me and say thanks to you, i was up until 4:00 reading your book and that's what i want to do. i feel like history should be like that, and as you read it, you're transported just like great fiction and you turn the pages and you can't stop turning the pages and you just want to know more and more and more and you know, maybe you put it down and after a couple of hours, but the next day after work, you can't wait to go back and get more to it. when i'm not writing history, i don't read history for the most part. i usually read like really good fiction because i want to-- when i read other author's stuff you can see what you're doing well personally and what you need to do better personally. sometimes the writer can transport a phrase and how can we transport that into nonfiction and try to find ways to get better. it goe

and then of course, he sees a, a, a violation of the administrative and investigative guidelines for the f. b i. why would the f b, i fire steven friend when he made a legitimate whistleblower disclosure just as he was trained to do, he didn't go to the media. he didn't even go to the congressional oversight committees. he went to the f b, i's inspector general. so why punish him like that? i think he originally went to a supervisor. so in fact he went up the chain of command and that that's a sign of a legitimate genuine, authentic whistleblower that they try at the lowest levels. and then when they don't get answers, they go up the chain of command, and obviously the department of justice inspector general would be the correct entity to evaluate this. i will say one thing about alleging a violation of the invest the f b. i is investigative and administrative guidelines. these are big, thick books that they show you at when you go through f b i training school, but of course no one, no one is able to get through those. those are sick manuals. and of course, if you have a question, you can look up things or you can ask your att

lack of respect for american civil rights and civil liberties . colleen, let's drill down a little into what steven friend has revealed. he said that he was a member of the f. b. i squad that investigated and targeted pet of files and sex traffickers. but he was taken off that assignment and made to investigate people who had participated in the protest at the capital building on january 6th, 2021. i'm not talking about writers necessarily. he was told to investigate people who had participated peacefully. he told his supervisor on 2 separate occasions that he had a moral and ethical problem with this. he believed that the f b i was violating demonstrators 6th and 8th amendment rights. he told them that his previous work against profiles and sex traffickers was more important. and so he was fired. is there a broader message here? what do you think this action says to the rest of the f b i's workforce? well i, i don't know. we only know what the news reports there are is, are some news reports that a larger segment of the f b i workforce is basically, um, a in agreement that when something happens,

a magical world. at number seven, the fablemans. steven he developed a passion for moviemaking and the complexities of his family life. his most grown up film to date and possibly one of his best. we're from the new york times. i believe you used to work for harvey weinstein? just ahead of the fablemans, the movie she said, the story of two new york times journalists who wrote a report on the sexual abuse allegations against harvey weinstein that helped spawn the #metoo movement. a great film paying tribute to the journalistic process. at numberfive, empire of light, a film from sam mendes that dealt with racism and love of movies but to me it was a compassionate portrait of an unpredictable woman, played brilliantly by 0livia colman, struggling with mental illness. in fourth place, the belgian film close, a disconcerting story of the close friendship between two teenage boys tragically torn apart. photography is like a flash of euphoria. at number three all the beauty and the bloodshed, focusing on activist photographer nan goldin and her

probably punitive ways of trying to keep asylum seekers from getting here, possibly even considering a steven miller-style transit band that would require asylum seekers to apply for asylum in a country like mexico and be denied there first before they could qualify here. this person is making the argument, look, these temporary measures aren't going to work anymore. what we need is more funding for border communities, more funding for cbp and i.c.e. to let these people through and give them access to the system. do you see it as this is something that needs funding and processing and manpower, or do you see it as something that we need deterrence? obviously, legislation would be a perfect answer, but in this case, do you want money or deterrence here that could really help these communities? >> actually, it's all of the above. let me explain. there are push factors and pull factors. we have added millions of dollars, billions of dollars since 2014, 2015 to help the central american countries, help those countries over there. but now we see that there are people coming in from different count

a steven sondheim production. she finally brought it here. it got rave reviews across the board. u can wait, go in september. >> all right. emmy award-winning host of "on stage," frank, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> staying in new york city, a behind the scenes look at the new grand central terminal. it is famous for its early 1900s design and is a must-see for ourists. and this morning new york authorities are announcing a massive underground station will open in just a few weeks. nbc news correspondent tom costello got an exclusive first look. >> it is among the world's most visited tourist sites. 750,000 visitors a day. open in 1913, the four-faced clock makes grand central instantly recognizable. now this iconic 20th century american landmark is jumping into the 21st century. >> certainly the temple of mass transit in the united states. we built the whole new railroad terminal right underneath. >> reporter: for 15 years, crews have been dynamiting and boring under the existing grand central. with a staggering price tag of $11 billion, it's the biggest expansion since 191

a year ago, steven spielberg was busy promoting west side story, a film set in this new york neighbourhoods year he has made his mark with a very different picture called the fabelmans which i really love. you get the impression after watching this movie that you really know stephen spielberg. movies are dreams... train horn sounds. ..that you never forget. the fabelmans is much more intimate than steven spielberg's best known movies like indiana jones orjurassic park or even last year's west side story. it is the story of his family life as he grew up and the role that movies played in his formative years. he made the film with the encouragement of screenwriter tony kushner with whom he's collaborated before. i have always found ways of putting my personal life in everything i've done. there are pieces of me in everything i have really directed, but this was a very focused intentional story of coming—of—age. i've never made a coming—of—age story before and i've never told one so close to my own experiences and so close to my own heart. only the names were changed to protect the innocent!

a call fo help. one answered by texa ranger steven jeter. >> what do you do? >> ground zero. had been done before >> on day one of thi investigation, jeter had ex-husband mcdowell sitting in a chair for his first formal interview. >> i told him, hey, look you're ex-husband. we're going to take your story and i got t rule you out as a suspect. >> so he's a co-rporative guy? >> oh, yeah, once you reache out to him very corporative. >> mcdowell told jeter the sam story he told sheriff' deputies a week earlier. h hadn't seen crystal sinc thursday night when she left for the date >> according to him, that wa the last time he saw her last. >> you under estimate a texa ranger if you see an elite gun slinger in hat and boots. jete has gone through extensive training how best to interview a suspect by reading behavio and body language. so tell m about his demeanor and wha you're seeing as much as wha he's saying to you, ranger >> probably lack of concern or sincere concern for what w know as an ex-wife. i said hey let's take a lie detector test >> mcdowell said sure, he'd be happy to >

a re-acceleration. tom: that is the optimism that is out there. stephen englander in 15 minutes, but -- steven englander will join us in 15 minutes. not to get to the data check right away, but on my screen this morning is not a snooze fest. it is a bond market signaling a less restrictive stance. jonathan: tom kennedy of jp morgan 60 minutes ago said bonds are back. i have heard that a few times now. they are looking for the economic slow down. i think the high was about 4.30 on the high year. tom: take the bloomberg financial conditions index. a gloom of a standard one deviation and we have gone opposite of what chairman powell desires. maybe you say " disinflation is kicking in," but i am looking at the screen and that is not a powell-friendly screen. jonathan: you said that is the opposite of what he desires. i don't know what he wants anymore. let's see what he does at the news conference, but that was the change for me, what he didn't say at brookings compared to what he did say. tom: the thing i say is china. you mentioned this earlier you were more in tune with this. new be coming to 6

this is a case of steven friend an f. b. i. agent who recently blew the whistle on an increasingly politicized f. b i. for his trouble, the 12 year f, b i, veteran and member of the f. b. i's. special weapons and tactics team was stripped of his gun and his badge and escorted out of the building. let's start this story from the beginning. stephen friend did exactly as he was instructed to do when he made a complaint to the f b. i inspector general saying that the f b, i's leadership, has become increasingly politicized. he offered proof that the f, b, i's washington d. c. field office was exaggerating the threat of domestic terrorism, even calling parents who complained about educational curricula in their children's schools, potential terrorists. he argued that many of the f b i targets were having their civil rights and civil liberties violated in the specific incident that led to his whistle blowing. steven friend was ordered to participate in a raid in daytona beach, florida, where the f b. i was going to arrest people who

very colourlly, she described polina's having become a stevens, and rarded with the same sort of reverence as ancient roman's gave to chicken on tils. eventually, her pull bashing campaign faded away. and fact, huffington post, in 20, can acquired appalling aggregator called pollster. com. this caused a shift in her views about pulling a little bit, saying at that time, polling, whether we like it or, not is a big part of how we communicate about politics. another persistent and perhaps even more prominent poll bashir was keynes johnson. and national correspondent for the washington post. james johnson. he says in an interview with c-span that he wish that we could disband all polls. let me play a brief clip. from that interview. >> i wish we were to spend all polls. i hate the balls. i mean, we rely on them. i've used, them cited them, i've gone out, got healthy, don't pulling myself. knocked on doors and so forth. i think we make too much of polls. poll. i think we make too much of polls. on another occasion, he said that polls no substitute for hard reporting, for street reporting by jo

thank you so much for watching have a great night (steven) every timeme i come toto see careremore, theyey now. i'm takiking medicatation for t i shshould have e been takining years agago. (vo) caremore h health provides a advanced prprimary e whereverer you need d it, in e hospitital, at homome, in our c clinics, oror virtual. (steven)n) so when i call them over a medicacal issue, they takake care of f it inststantaneouslsly. i'm not t afraid to o go to te doctoror anymore or put offff going to o the doc. (vo) call the n number on y your scn to learnrn more abouout medice plans inin your neigighborhoo that include caremore. >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, the old neighborhood a bit different. the disgraced crypto king gets to come home to the peninsula, but many of the neighbors aren't too happy. we have the latest with sam bankman-fried. >>> also from bad to worse. the storm canceling flights across the country. what to do if your flight gets canceled? >>> plus, a bay area student spreading holiday cheer with a new viral christmas performance. >> i feel it coming i

a hard line against crypto? well, yes, you're right there, steven. it's, it's a hard line. in fact, the tax is only so as not to be able to ban to currencies because they continue to be very popular will. now, of course, because of the slump in the crypto market, crypto investors are a little bit wary, but there has been enthusiasm in the concept of those for a very long time because of which the government has stayed away from a ban. but the tax is to discourage people from using criptos. now the r b, i has been saying for a long time that the crypto currencies are volatile, they are unsafe and they're not necessarily the best instrument for countries like india, where even financial inclusion is, is something that is that government really needs to expand. so for several reasons, the r b a has really been against doctor sees. it has also highlighted that it's digital will not accept a currency. it's, it's, it's, it has a sovereign backing. it is being regulated by the central bank. so the r b i has really big to differ from some analysts who say that this is a, that is to

guest calls netflix one of his top media picks for '23 along with disney forecasting a spin-off in the year ahead stevenome back it's great to have you that espn and abc game theory you came out and said when a lot of the street has been too shy to predict what makes you think that's likely >> thanks for having me and happy holidays a few things that made us change our view on this one the first one you gut a new ceo at disney. bob iger announced a few weeks agoe the second reason is cost, and our view is that disney is focusing harder on cost rationalization and we think that's going to improve the outlook for streaming. and as the streaming business continue tuesday diverge from the sports business we think it takes two better companies >> a few ofulse were in the room in the summer when iger spoke in code out west where when he talked about the legacy streaming business careening toward a cliff you think comments leak that feed his world view about what's going to happen to traditional tv >> i do. without knowing what's in his mind or exactly what's in the mind of the top leaders what i think is clea

also with a stewart stevens, a veteran of five presidential campaign, senior adviser to the lincoln project and partner at resident square, a pro democracy media platform. joyce vance, let me begin with you. what we are seeing in these texts these this week and had been published, all of which are in the possession of the january 6th committee and which many of which presumably will be worked into their report. what are we seeing in those tax especially with the house members who are urging illegal schemes on mark meadows in these exchanges that would completely shred the constitution in their attempts to overturn the election? >> well, i'll put my prosecutor hat on if i may lawrence, because what these text messages do as they make you want to dig further as a prosecutor. you know, you and i have talked a lot about the two different courts that are simultaneously looking at the former president and the people around him. there is the court of public opinion and these text messages are just highly damaging and should be to peoples confidence in these elected officials. but there are also cr

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. >>> the death of a celebrity is once again spotlighting a critical issue. steven boss has died by suicide. twitch was a dancer, a father of three and co-host of the "ellen" show. he was 40 years old and his death has mental health professionals reminding everyone there's always another option. >> reporter: a mainstay on "ellen" and known throughout the dancing world, stephen "twitch" boss has died by suicide. he started as a guest deejay and 2014 before becoming an executive producer on the show. the news coming out this morning and sending shockwaves across the entertainment world. celebrities, especially ellen, offering tributes. ellen wrote, i'm heartbroken. twitch was pure love and light. he was my family and i loved him with all my heart. i will miss him. please send your love and support to allison and his beautiful children. mental health professionals say when a celebrity dies in this manner, it's critical to remind everyone there is help and to reach out and talk. >> hopefully, that's what it takes to not make a permit solution for temporary feelings. >>

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one of the victims record who recorded the incident will talk to her in just a few minutes. (steven i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us on the day after christmas. i'm will tran and i'm reyna harvey. we are so happy that you're ok with this on a monday to start your week bright and early with us generally good christmas will excellent christmas. it came and went and is that you new year's eve? is that you? i see you in r

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a traffic stop. nbc correspondent steven romo is tracking this and joins us now. what happened here? eople talking about this one. the controversy started last month with mary o'connor and her husband were pulled over as they drove a golf cart near their home. the deputy told them at the time their golf cart did not have the proper license plate for the road. that's when chief o'connor who was made chief in february, flashed her badge and asked the deputy to let her go which he did. the exchange was recorded on the deputy's body camera. >> we went to the club. >> is your camera on? >> it is. >> i'm the police chief in tampa. i hope you will let us go tonight. >> okay. you look familiar, so -- >> i'm sure i do. >> reporter: you see it all play out there on the body cam. in a statement o'connor said it was the first time the couple left their golf cart from the community where they own property, adding it was poor judgment to be driving on public roads without a proper tag. she also apologized to the deputy there at the time. she was placed on administrative leave last week pending inve

a shooting. video on (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >>> facebook parent has agreed to pay to settle the class action lawsuit. it is the largest payout ever in a data privacy class action. accusations first came in 2018 that meta had shared . the personal information of millions of users without their consent. meta did not admit to any wrongdoing. >>> drone delivery is taking off. amazon is now starting to implement its futuristic prime air services. lockeford is a small town and it is one of the two places in the country where amazon drones have started delivering with packages. amazon is using real delivery in rockford to work out logistical challenges before expanding its prime air service. >>> some friendly petition >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >>> what were some of your favorite gifts? >> i remember like it wa

i'm a sure, i believe she wanted to ask her stephen a question. yeah, steven. i just have a quick question for you. when you look at this current gun inside, what has impressed you? we've seen mohammad could use and sally, so you know, school the goals, but generally what do you think? why i know guys why. i mean, they get a, b, b. i mean, is that how you were the highest level and, and i yeah, respect for what you want, what you want to be. so i'm happy to see these young last why i'm ready to die for their cotton eye before my so. so i get it from us yet. yeah. play a game and we hope you enjoy. and we have that name of controversy in the some while gonna up against uruguay, a 15 g m t at algernon stadium. fast enroll community is a back home with no electricity have been traveling long distances to watch the games. victoria gotten the hassle in villages across northern garner, football fans are preparing for an important journey. they want to watch gone as latest woke up, match with the nearest town with electricity is up to 20 kilometers away. these fans is

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a few moments. stay with us. (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) caremore health provides advanced primary care wherever you need it, in the hospital, at home, in our clinics, or virtually. (steven) so when i call them over a medical issue, they take care of it instantaneously. i'm not afraid to go to the doctor anymore or put off going to the doctor. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >> all right, checking our forecast, taking a live look outside at the embarcadero words looking quite overcast out but still not so much that people aren't taking the time to go out for a little walk. let's check in with cuyler for the latest our weather conditions outside. take island. pay their yes. we're going to see things deteriorate as we get into the evening. so it's a good time to just check around your

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