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in bernie's case, linda, and their kids.i attempted to keep bernie at cnn in 2001, he convinced me why he should retire then. it is about family, he said. i understood that. he wanted to do exactly what he did. he also reminded me that both of us had to go through far too much in our early years to our professions. whether wives and children. he made it clear to me that it was time for us to go. in fact, i also decided to retire the same year that bernie retired. so much has been written about bernie. since his death. as a publicity and the tributes have been universally favorable as he deserved. the cnn tribute, that was the spectacular one, it was already telecast it and i think we will be seeing it again today. to those of you who produced it, i salute you on a job incredibly well done. bernie and i worked together all of my 11 years at cnn. a photograph signed by bernie was presented to me in early 19 90 to about two years after i joined -- 1992 about two years after i joined the network. it is the both of us together wi

we'll be back with the linda lindas!" class from mercedes-benz. >> lou: the jimmy kimmel already concert series is presented by mercedes eq. all electric, all mercedes. >> jimmy: thanks to will ferrell and colson baker. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next, but first, with the song "groovy christmas," the linda lindas! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> one two three four. ♪ it's the merriest christmas i have seen nino's drinking water ♪ ♪ from the tree santa's moving at the speed of light ♪ ♪ how does he do it all in just one night will he bring me a ♪ ♪ sweet ax this year groovy christmas groovy christmas ♪ ♪ groovy christmas groovy christmas ♪ ♪s every day for weeks grandma leaving lipstick ♪ ♪ on my cheeks get some boba we'll hop in the van ♪ ♪ monica, where's my stocking, man someone's on the naughty ♪ ♪ list this year groovy christmas groovy christmas ♪ ♪ groovy christmas groovy christmas ♪ ♪ ♪ we'll all watch charlie brown's christmas and you're a mean one ♪ ♪ mister grinch same playlist every year mariah brings

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linda quincy allies. so good to have all 3 of you with us, linda, please say hello to our audience around the world. tell them who you are, what you do. hello everybody. my name is linda nightmare and i'm the chair of the dutch of moon. say board, and men say is the gosh, institutes on slavery, and it's legacy get to having quincy, i should say. welcome back to the stream. it's been a few years, but it's always going to have you. please say hello to our audience around the world. i am gregario, i'm an artist unemployed. at 8 years ago, i was on the stream talking about the other dutch proctors called black feeds. and so i'm here again to be a bit of a trouble maker here to have you. hello alice. nice to have you on the street. please say hello to audience around the world. tell them who you are, what you do. i am alma to her, and i am the researcher on racism in europe for human rights watch, which is a global human rights organization. all right, i'm as an apology for slavery. if you are a country that w

linda, this is of journalist and broadcaster linda jubilee . linda, this is of the jubilee.a, this is of the salami slicing of our sovereignty and we must not yield to these siren voices of return or remain. well, you , return or remain. well, you, mark, i voted to remain in 2016, but actually it's a democratic vote. we have to accept and we have to move on. i have noticed like you as well, that there are commentators in the media suggesting that it might be a goodidea suggesting that it might be a good idea to somehow reverse that decision. but the fact of the matter is, it's just not going to be possible to do that any time soon. even if we did want to go back and we did get momentum behind that decision, it probably take a it would probably take a generation it. a bit generation to do it. it's a bit like turning around an ocean going line. williams centre and that's when a goes that's called when a ship goes back on its own axis. it takes a long, long time to achieve. i listen on a daily basis to a very well known broadcaster. mid—morning on a radio channel, very talented

linda, this is of journalist and broadcaster linda jubilee . linda, this is of the jubilee.a, this is of the salami slicing of our sovereignty and we must not yield to these siren voices of return or remain. well, you , return or remain. well, you, mark, i voted to remain in 2016, but actually it's a democratic vote. we have to accept and we have to move on. i have noticed like you as well, that there are commentators in the media suggesting that it might be a goodidea suggesting that it might be a good idea to somehow reverse that decision. but the fact of the matter is, it's just not going to be possible to do that any time soon. even if we did want to go back and we did get momentum behind that decision, it probably take a it would probably take a generation it. a bit generation to do it. it's a bit like turning around an ocean going line. williams centre and that's when a goes that's called when a ship goes back on its own axis. it takes a long, long time to achieve. i listen on a daily basis to a very well known broadcaster. mid—morning on a radio channel, very talented

and linda always was the gatekeeper, you know, call linda. but the one way, if i really needed to talk to barbara, i would see him and say, you know, do you have any new arrowheads? he would say, oh, you got to come to my office. and see me. and then he would start talking about things that he didn't intend to talk about. we have a terrific panel tonight and it starts off with his daughter, jane carnival schmitter. schmitter, schmitter i'm close. the two people responsible in launching this book were jane who who talked to bill kauffman, who was a carnival intern and then and then a moynihan staffer. i mean that i mean, you really have have achieved, honest to god. and you think there's any interest in and then with the help of my former colleague, robert mary, who also covered covered barber conable, i should say, i covered him for number of years for the wall street journal. they went to the university of kansas press, and that's what we have today. and then our other two panelists served with congressman and carnival in the ways and means

not enough said nicky's mother linda. >> these children have kille my child brutally.the street. and i know these are m grandkids, but come on now i mean, if they can do this to their mom, god help us all >> the question is over an over again - >> how everything about this goes against nature. how the person that provides for you and raises you and loves you, and gives birth you how you could watch that perso die in the bathtub and lie about it >> and meronek - >> it was the x-ray reporter katie beck that brought th story to and atlanta bot horrified and fascinated she first secured access to al those police videotapes, exposing these pretty little liars for all the world to see >> islam becomes clear tha these girls have multipl personalities. that they can be whoever the need to be for their own purposes that they can morph betwee fragile, disturbed, innocent teenager into sort of this demonize criminal >> those girls you know. the sweet little girls what happened? to them? >> it's hard for me to even -- i don't know >> and nikki's mother, lynda whitehead, carries th

so, linda , the decline. i get a bit tired of the new york times bashing this drum. i really , really do. at drum. i really, really do. at the end day , are they to the end of the day, are they to ask whether we should get rid of monarchy? it's extraordinary isn't is. mean, at the isn't it? it is. i mean, at the end day, we've got a end of the day, we've got a monarchy. to take care monarchy. we need to take care of we need to be very about of it. we need to be very about how we engage with the media, because businesses and because actually businesses and i a few moments ago i were talking a few moments ago before we came on air there be a problem with the royal family opening little too opening door a little bit too wide, many decade wide, to the media. many decade ago. and now it's getting wider and wider and wider and it's hard to control . and that's one hard to control. and that's one thing that did come out in the netflix documentary and i'm kind of aware of it as a journalist. don't think the general p

so, linda , the decline. i get a bit tired of the new york times bashing this drum. i really , really do. at drum. i really, really do. at the end day , are they to the end of the day, are they to ask whether we should get rid of monarchy? it's extraordinary isn't is. mean, at the isn't it? it is. i mean, at the end day, we've got a end of the day, we've got a monarchy. to take care monarchy. we need to take care of we need to be very about of it. we need to be very about how we engage with the media, because businesses and because actually businesses and i a few moments ago i were talking a few moments ago before we came on air there be a problem with the royal family opening little too opening door a little bit too wide, many decade wide, to the media. many decade ago. and now it's getting wider and wider and wider and it's hard to control . and that's one hard to control. and that's one thing that did come out in the netflix documentary and i'm kind of aware of it as a journalist. don't think the general p

. >> reporter: linda cleary believes someone may be targeting gay men at the bars in new york city. >cops and volunteers out at hell's kitchen warning people headed into bars and nightclubs to be careful. >> men last seen alive dead after a night out. >> we've seen a decline in night life experience and safety on our streets. >> this is a modern twist on an old crime. people will go into a nightclub and look for somebody they perceive as having money with an iphone and somebody's face, you can get immediately into a bank account and rob them blind. >> and she believes that her oldest son, 33-year-old john um burger was one of their victims. he was last seen alive walking out of this bar last summer with two men no one there knew. do you feel your son was murdered? >> yes, i do believe john was murdered. that may not have been the initial intent, but how can someone do the same thing to countless others and then to my son? >> reporter: she says she's still trying to learn how her son died, and believes the answer might be found in this surveillance video that police believe might be co

when you say linda, do you mean helen, me? | say linda, do you mean helen, me?nly met her four years ago on the full monty, that _ you. i only met her four years ago on the full monty, that was - you. i only met her four years ago on the full monty, that was a - you. i only met her four years ago i on the full monty, that was a range of ages— on the full monty, that was a range of ages and — on the full monty, that was a range of ages and we _ on the full monty, that was a range of ages and we the _ on the full monty, that was a range of ages and we the second - on the full monty, that was a range of ages and we the second eldest . on the full monty, that was a range l of ages and we the second eldest and everything _ of ages and we the second eldest and everything that — of ages and we the second eldest and everything that jeffrey _ of ages and we the second eldest and everything that jeffrey said _ of ages and we the second eldest and everything that jeffrey said is - everything that jeffrey said is true — everything that jeffrey said is true it— everything th

nairobi, has since 2020 brought new hand crafted luxury bags on to the market. wanting to work with linda. she has collaborated with moses increase creating the 7 different bespoke handcrafted bags. i came up with a carry, the hon crafted leather bugs because when i looked at the market, i understood that i wanted to make a bug, the old pick of the african continent. without going to play. i evolved to becoming a designer because i was working with a true kind of women for roughly 2 to 3 years. and i liked the the weaving, so the weaving is very different from either puts in kenya. with here we are, we, are they a workshop? ah, erica, here is of every, and this is like a some business relationship where it works perfectly. we work in how many bug going it is a bug to make the bug. you inquire, materials, they write material. well, it kind of where your bug. but when they get that material, i come with it, then i apply the die. isolate the material, then i start doing this teaching go cut as and mom was teaching g e o in a bind this material from the tannery. it's usually least color. and

linda. first of all, tell us about the timing of this apology. why has it been so long and coming and why now? as thank you for having me when i think the reason is that the, the nash unsafe history was a history that was hidden for a long time. and for 4 years for centuries, people thought that the slave history didn't matter for the economy. that it wasn't as bad and a little part in it. so if you don't, you know, so if, if the history is not acknowledged, then the use the need for apologies are there also. and i think that's the reason why we have to wait 160 years, almost. there's more to this apology than just saying, sorry, the dutch government plans to spend 200000000 euros, understand unrelated education and anti racism projects. what impact do you think that will help when there is not enough knowledge about the history of, or either the descendants of the attendance of holland and, but i'm gonna say that i don't like to talk about the amount because i think it's very important to see what the impact is of history, and then say we say ev

to linda now. sorry, linda. it's a cut across that i take on board.ying before, is that before, which is that union leaders immense pressure leaders under immense pressure from workers from the from that their workers etc. all of that etc. don't get all of that stuff. but i stuff. absolutely but then i read things this when it read things like this when it comes the rmt, the group was comes to the rmt, the group was a key of alex gordon, a a key backer of alex gordon, a marxist an executive committee member of the communist party in britain who serves as the rmt president could go on when it comes to this report. i think people will be interested to see that. the communist party of britain has strong links with the rmt and maybe pretty valid questions about whether that motives are singularly for their workers . oh cool, cool office . workers. oh cool, cool office. this is ridiculous it's not always is a committee member. the communist party know the trade union movement is full of with different points of view different different . i'm a different di

linda galle becca is a leading infectious disease specialist overseeing protocols for several prep and h. i v vaccine trials. she praises the achievements in the past. in the ninety's, hundreds of thousands died of aids. now anti retroviral drugs allow patients to live a normal life with the normal lifespan. but the crisis is not solved, particularly in the global north. there has been a, you know, turning away from a chevy. i think many people think the pandemic is a thought from it. we had 4000 young woman became infected with h. i v in the last week alone, and we still have a 150000 children, newly infected with a chevy every year. zinzis mabel been gone. i wants to play her pass in finishing the story back at home. the 18 year old is busy. convincing friends to take prep muffled penguin as, as her generation is the 1st one to openly talk about h i v on important step to end the pandemic. ah, our last trip is to the republic of moldova. we visit brother if he me, who had treated into an ancient cave in the country's mountains for nearly 20 years . no electricity, no heating the herm

we linda, involved in negotiations with the government.- linda, involved in negotiations with the government against humanity - with the government. we are a crime against humanity and - with the government. we are a crime against humanity and wej crime against humanity and we acknowledge people of african descent didn't get the chance to involve themselves as they should. and, from the 13th of december we can work together to fight against everything that that is about racism, and it gives me hope that we can do this in this country.— this in this country. formal apologies _ this in this country. formal apologies don't _ this in this country. formal apologies don't always - this in this country. formal| apologies don't always lead this in this country. formal. apologies don't always lead to acceptance or acknowledgement and in this already polarised society, there are pairs of a backlash from those who wish to whitewash and glorify this history. with other countries currently considering their colonial past an official apology from the dutch may encourage other nations to recognise and make

. >> owner linda miller nicholson.ni croissants, each one made by hand. those colors come from the ingredients, the vegetables inside. crocci was born to encourage people to eat their vegetables in a fun and delightful way. making pasta since she was just 4, linda got the idea while encouraging her son to eat his veggies. hand-making 200,000 crocchi just this month. and linda is proud to employ workers in seattle who have come from 11 different countries, including ukraine. hundreds of boxes a day, keeping up with demand. they'll try to rush it. >> can people still order pasta and get it before the holidays? >> yes, get it while you can! >> happy holidays, david! made in america! >> in gardena, california -- >> hi, david! my name is gloria l. williams, aka the foot nanny. >> gloria l. williams, and her bodynanny eucalyptus sugar scrub set. >> the aroma is so good. it's a burst of eucalyptus with a little bit of parsley for that natural anti-inflammatory. you add a little scrub, exfoliate it in, and then you just sponge

tonight -- will ferrell, colson baker, and music from the linda lindas, with cleto and the cletones.heers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. hello, everybody. thank you. thank you, everyone. very nice. well, thanks. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for joining us here on december 7th. today is the 81st

with music from charley crockett, the linda lindas, rita wilson and smokey robinson.st guest is an old pal with a new sitcom with a young woman named mayan lopez, who is both his real-life and tv daughter, "lopez vs. lopez" airs friday nights on nbc. please welcome george lopez. [ applause ] ♪ >> thank you! >> jimmy: welcome. >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you were in dallas last night at the cowboys game. i saw you on tv. >> what's the dallas, what's their slogan? >> jimmy: it's dallas with the cowboys? it's america's team. what? is there another one? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: oh. >> but it's quite a stadium, jimmy. i mean, everybody is drinking, kids, everybody is all happy. baby helmets with a little straw with beer. it's crazy. >> jimmy: i've been to that stadium. and the tv, the jumbotron is so big, you don't watch. you're just watching television in a giant bowl. >> it's amazing. it's when your mom says don't sit too close to the tv, like right there. it's like wearing bifocals. you look up and oh, there they are. >> jimmy: we have a clip. you we

linda at that take over 9 by 10, so about mandolin. others got decide to we are well about dialogue. a little early noon monday me day of the c. t collier, a. jackson was also unable, wasn't local sherry ideas, and then silence porn. get by. oh yeah, yeah, i'm a sunbeam until a we're gonna figure mindfulness. like you said, i'm going up when i wasn't velo, a brute force be headed out. no, it wasn't working almost me well under. we're going to send back my number of willa minds upon a mellow a see and the guy cable because nobody has been living with us. so fucking from vision and yeah, you must just make sure. but from about 10000 lead times, your mind zable climate change would mean, you know, but i'm a dozen nob. got a but i live in the area with that flight 110 to develop a model over household that can have all of these elements. a fish poured food for is a house made with 10 bags. we are, charlie, speaking with design, who jama is a why you would for group economics. what you already have moved into in south africa. i don't know about the going on all got good and only how much

got daughter here what you know will using student linda. what works for you and have them look online, you perceive the my food, jesus, the euro. i will zation it got dory. it will see another. now we're going to do this by jeter. away nia, kaylen. since the last one. 0, well, she could not reach the idea. i'd ship zane shannon mcdonald colea how a war place jojo, who was the only 2 mom. it's our shuttle stores 3. so i'm thinking the attention of knowing what channels for the world picking. possibly it's pretty slow me and there's reason you're going to tell me what license you're going to store at the script meta need up there. yes sir, this will give us the breakeven unit with you. hope you're doing well, you don't, we'll set it up. but those that you're looking him a lot, but you might that there is a need. those, the book i'm a little space week it was i said to me here in ms. ornament. i've done it so that i beat it by like when you the stuff over and sure what happens is aquila with with what i go but oh yeah, worse than usual i there

the cover of september's vogue features linda evangelista again.g complications with cosmetic surgery. why did you put her on the cover? it was sad for me to see my friend, who i love, just disappear from the world because of, you know, all she went through with plastic surgery. it was really hard for her and anybody who knew her. so when it came out and she told the world why she had not left the house, itjust made sense, for me, to have her on the cover because she is the ultimate model's model and she wanted to look a certain way, she wanted to be the linda that inspires everybody. she wanted to be that again and i was not going to argue against that. i gave her what she wanted. i will never tell a woman whether to have plastic surgery or not. that is her decision. but i saw her go through the hardships and i am glad i was able to help her overcome the pain that she'd been through. the last few years have been very intense for you. you've been at the helm of the magazine through the pandemic and you also just had a very special year where you ce

she wanted to be the linda that inspires everybody.ther to have plastic surgery or not. that is her decision. but i saw her go through the hardships and i am glad i was able to help her overcome the pain that she'd been through. the last few years have been very intense for you. you've been at the helm of the magazine through the pandemic and you also just had a very special year where you celebrated your 50th birthday, and you got married! finally! after 20 years together! congratulations. how did that happen? who proposed to who? or was it unspoken? i had been proposing forever, and apparently i was not doing it the right way! but my husband, alec, is so wonderful. he knew i had a special birthday coming up, so i got married on my birthday. i should make clear, for people who have seen the early part of this interview, you are now, your relationship with your father is back on track. you are talking to him again. you had 15 years where you didn't speak to him. but today you are speaking and he must be extremely proud of you. well, he

linda sawyer. and the answer to this question has do with the power dynamics of rape accusations and with the history of the law. and the key figure here is matthew hale. the the 17th century english jurist and legal commentator matthew hale. and the name may ring a bell for you now because he was at the center of the recent supreme court on roe v wade. and what's important for our purposes is not so much. hale's incredible misogyny. as impressive as it is, but more specifically his role in creating the modern distinction stranger rape and acquaintance rape. even today, our culture tends want define violence assaults by strangers as so-called real rape and date rapes and involving acquaintances as some something else, something more ambiguous, something less clear after a of sawyer's told her story to her step father, one of the curious things did was he took her to a private attorney rather than directly to a magistrate. and i think he did this first to get a sense from an expert about how strong

linda was a student herself here. she became executive director 30 years ago and has been here ever since. they are a nonprofit. among the challenges they have been through like many involved the pandemic. they survived and they reach capacity. >> it is a winter wonderland. there is really nothing, i cannot see anything wrong with that at least. >> reporter: looking around, you will see max with a smile. you will see people taking photos. summer falling on the ice, memories are being created. >>> coming up in the red and gold report, brock purdy turned 23 and teammate say he is young >>> 49ers curtain back brock purdy may have been the last pick in the 2022 draft but he has looked nothing like a rookie. as gianna franco tells us, his teammates say his teammates have an extra reason to cheer him on. >> this is the volkswagen ready and gold report. >> the 49ers were off today which gave rookie quarterback brock purdy a chance to celebrate his birthday. san francisco has won all four games since brock purdy took over for

ron linda ronstadt, soccer program megan rapinoe, actress linda carter, and i skater planned peggy flemingd teacher and former astronaut, barbara morgan. group will be achievements in their field. >> a lot of really big names. that would be a fun party to go to. lots of good conversations. i should say megan rapinoe. i said rapony. >> she has heard it misread mispronounce. >> but she deserves it to be pronounced correctly. >> she left to decide what haircolor. >>> i will see if i can find a scarf in the closet. we will see calm weather over the next several days. passing clouds overhead. clouds will not be substantial enough . they will also not be assisting shawn to squeeze out moisture. a dry forecast for the rest of the work week and into the weekend are quite offshore winds are going to develop. in general, we are going to be cool and dry for at least the next five days wauntil next n't nightoas is so often the case, the two forecast models have different versions of what is going to happen. we can look up to side by side. they agree is it we head into early tuesday morning, there will

. >> reporter: linda is the executive director.ays the founder had come from wisconsin and wanted to get a feel of wintertime for his family. linda became executive director more than 30 years ago. she has been here ever since. they are now a nonprofit. among the challenges they have been through through the pandemic, they survived. now they often reach capacity. >> it is a winter wonderland. i mean, there is really nothing, i cannot see anything wrong with that at least. >> reporter: looking around from the sidelines you will see max with a smile. you will see people taking photos. summer falling on the ice. memories are being created. >> reporter: some may not know about this, they have been open for more than 60 years. it is decorated with christmas lights right now for the holidays. they are open year around, welcome to anyone in the bay area. >>> >>> breaking news, this afternoon the u.s. is putting a new covid testing requirements for any travelers coming from china. that is because of the surge of infections the country afte

murder, sentenced to life in prison with no possibility o parole the jury had reached a verdict on how linda died. but there is still one lingering question she was smart, she was educated, she had a good job, sh could've walked out of the doo at any time if she thought her life was in danger >> that was his hook on linda. he gave her which he needed, which is somebody to say i lov you, i will be here for you, i will hold your hand. that's what he prayed on >> look, we all want somebod in our live loves us and cares about us and tells us how grea we are linda curry is not alone i that, but, how long are yo willing to stick around fo what turns out to be you eventual murder after yo already suspect your husband >> in linda's case, for th rest of her life >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching >> this sunday... >> are you ready to meet the press? >> ...we celebrate 75 years of "meet the press"... >> i hope no one would vote for me, either for me or because of my religion. >> ...where every occupant of the oval office has appeared since the kennedy

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>> reporter: and it depends in part on outside volunteers like linda mason >> the customers that come in here are just the most lovely people >> reporter: mason was a special education teacher for 33 years like so many others she struggled with feelings of isolation during the pandemic. >> i was extremely lonely i managed it you know, i was aware of it. >> hey, mark >> reporter: when she decided to retire, she knew she had to find something bigger than herself to be part of. what is the emotion that you feel coming here >> when i come here, i feel purpose when i leave here, i feel happiness i've helped in a small way. that's a really important human thing for all of us to be trying >> reporter: the loss of human connection due to the pandemic has been felt far and wide one survey found 36% of americans frequently felt lonely >> good morning. >> reporter: and the cure could be as simple as helping others research shows volunteering can not only ease feelings of loneliness but has a positive impact on mental health and physical health, reducing the risk of mortality and lowering feeling

and you linda sun white's luxury because it's somebody's sweat and in everything is too detailed me ah, the collection is for ever. but also at the same time, my bug was created for the people who are cultured there a week. and they still want to keep the tradition for themselves. as you can see, it takes roughly 18 days to finish the collection. it's basically a piece of home anyway, go and the fact that it's made in canada, mexico more with it and it's, it's quite, it's quite interesting and quite african and i can way to the anything. my favorite aspect is the face, the face looks like it's going from a traditional aspect of storytelling to the future. that's my most favorite part about it. creating these, it's everything i wake up in the morning. i live with it. so it's constantly, not just having very constantly new mind, like what really prove, what am i missing fashion and function, my absolute favorite. and that is what every max is all about. the new generation shaking up what creativity is all about. we travel to kigali to visit design, matthew, regard to see what he is all a

admiral linda fagan is the commandant of the u.s. coast guard, the first woman to serve in that role in the branch's 232-year history. >> my battle cry is tomorrow looks different, and so will we. >> reporter: one of the major challenges facing the commandant, recruitment. the coast guard has missed its recruiting goals the last three years. has this recruiting challenge reached a crisis point? >> we're not at a crisis point yet, but we need to turn the corner. >> reporter: she took us to what's described as the heartbeat of the coast guard, cape may training center, where every enlisted coastie starts their journey. what are they shouting? >> louder, faster. >> reporter: women make up only 15% of the coast guard. something admiral fagan hopes changes with her leadership. how do you think your role as the first female commandant has changed things? >> i met a young 8-year-old, and se's i'm going to join the coast guard and i'm going to be a commandant. she doesn't have to wonder if this might be possible. i embody that it is. >> you

. >> making people happy is the goal for bob and linda taylor, but that hasn't been their only goal.ave been putting on this light show for 23 years and they do it in honor of their daughter. >> i lost my daughter in a plane crash 23 years ago. and christmas is her favorite time of the year, so we dedicate this to her every year. >> it takes three months to put this spectacular light show on. and it takes another three months to put the lights away. and the light show is not cheap. the taylors' light bill for december is about $2,000. but all this joy is coming to an end this year. they say it's not about the money. >> we just can't keep going up and down the ladders. >> the taylors say they're getting too old to climb up and down ladders to decorate the house. and people who are coming this year know it will be the last time. >> i'm so sad. you know, but it's too hard for us now to put this all together. >> december 31st, our last night, we turn these lights on. i'm going to be crying. i mean, i'm getting choked up right now. there's no way i can hold back. i told everybody, i want

really about, opinionated and successful when given opportunities. >> linda bloodworth-thomason wroteated an all-female version of the workplace comedy that we had not seen before. ♪ >> i'm going to do what i always wanted to do, start my own decorating business. and no matter how many overwrought, tight-fisted bankers wail and gnash their teeth, i have no intention of going under. >> it was a great cast and great writing. >> i can't seem to find any of my alimony checks. i think you've misplaced them. >> well, excuse me. but they're right here where they always are, in order of alphabetical husbands. >> i loved the outrageousness of those characters. >> if sex were fast food, there would be an arch over your bed. >> but they had an intelligence, which was refreshing to see on television. >> y'all watching? we're just about to vote. >> in 1991 "designing women" takes on the clarence thomas hearings with anita hill. >> i deny each and every single allegation against me today. >> they were tackling the "me too" movement before there was a name for it. >> this man does not belong on the

we go first to linda. who is your greatest? i think at the moment i'm really right.i think that he's on christmas day . very good. it has christmas day. very good. it has been for being a little bit anodyne a little bit too politically . but at the end of politically. but at the end of the day , i think that that the day, i think that that particular speech has to be quite carefully calibrated and he did a good job. he showed a lot of for people in very troubled times. and i think delivery was spot on, got much, much better at delivering as we can see from the one that he delivered shortly after his mother died. and i think he's hitting the mark. it might not set world alight, but i think he did job really diligently and really i thoroughly agree in terms of it being anodyne. i saw earlier this very channel nigel farage and david starkey you were both speaking about it in improving terms. so seeing improving terms. so we're seeing both that. it is both sides of that. it is interesting, isn't it? how much more confident become a more confident he's become as a speaken

we go first to linda. who is your greatest? i think at the moment i'm really right.i think that he's on christmas day . very good. it has christmas day. very good. it has been for being a little bit anodyne a little bit too politically . but at the end of politically. but at the end of the day , i think that that the day, i think that that particular speech has to be quite carefully calibrated and he did a good job. he showed a lot of for people in very troubled times. and i think delivery was spot on, got much, much better at delivering as we can see from the one that he delivered shortly after his mother died. and i think he's hitting the mark. it might not set world alight, but i think he did job really diligently and really i thoroughly agree in terms of it being anodyne. i saw earlier this very channel nigel farage and david starkey you were both speaking about it in improving terms. so seeing improving terms. so we're seeing both that. it is both sides of that. it is interesting, isn't it? how much more confident become a more confident he's become as a speaken

include soccer star megan rapinoe, chef roy choi singer linda ronstadt.apher alonso king, olympic gold medal-winning ice skater peggy fleming and more couple bay area connections. they're definitely family fleming from los gatos, i and alonzo king has performances here in san francisco all the time. and linda ronstadt still lives in san francisco. well represented. that's it for us tonight at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8.70. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the grieving widow speaks. who she says killed her husband, the famed soccer reporter at the world cup. speculators one of these things that had been likely brewing for years. speak of what we can all learn from the sudden deaths. >> announcer: and jay leno's first interview. >> what he's revealing about the day his face caught on fire. >> the shocking photos you haven't seen. then... follow that car. >> on the trail of the mysterious car being sought in a college martyr's room or case. >> announcer: plus... here you go,

i'm pleased to welcome here at the big table, lena rehab, linda. it's good to have you with us, and i mean, it's an honor to have you here to tell your story. i know it can't be easy. i understand that you've been here since may. so what was what 3 or 4 months after the war began? tell me what made you make the decision to leave on? actually one ah, russia tech to crane. ok. everyone of course was confused. nobody could make the right decision. what should i do? how can i help myself? so my cellphone, etc. so me and my friends made a decision to tie it in the village name by keith. and it was a mistake because like in 3 days, russian military attack this they were trying to get by this village. so for more than a week, was your home, no heat in any i would no trace, no internet connection cetera. and we couldn't leave that village because each car, which was trying to do that was shocked by russian army. is that what you were afraid is that if you tried to leave the russian saw you, they would shoot you a couple years. but one day we succeed to esc

it can really pull you out of that place you've been stuck in for so long. >> reporter: for linda masonack has become a twom-wy street >> i am building those human connections. >> reporter: connections that pay it forward and back. >> it's not filling time it's filling, like, space within me, my heart space giving me a purpose bigger than myself >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, hartford, connecticut. >> that is fantastic >> nothing like that fulfillment when can you help somebody else. >>> coming up, a pair of wild comebacks on the gridiron and soccccer field n and d sosoccer fieldld if youou hav, entrtrust your h heart to entreresto, a medicicine specifificaly made f for heart f failure. entrtrust your h heart to entreresto, entrestoto is the #1#1 heart failurure brand prprescribed by cardidiologists.. it was proroven superirior at helpingng people ststay e failurure brand prprescribed by cardidiologists.. and d out of thehe hospital. heheart failurure can chanae the structcture of youour h, and d out of thehe hospital. so it may y not work a as. and d out of thehe hospital. entresto