we have a torn achilles heal. if we invest in the community whose free labor was the cornerstone of the country's wealth, not only would we have a healed achilles' heel. we would have a faster and stronger athlete in terms of economics and education. let me ask a question. i will pose it to robert and ursula building off what michael was saying. it's one thing to persuade the black community to create systems -- for the black community to help the black community. i want to be sensitive how i say this. part of what has to happen is persuading the white community that they need to do this. that's a huge part of this. the question is whether there is a way to do that not just about the moral imperative, because people are often selfish. they are not selfless, and there are people in the white community that look at quotas or look at targeted goals even and say, you can get out the smallest violin that you want and say, if we do this, it's going to be bad for me. i'm just saying, that is what you hear. what do you sa

killer mike talks to that saying, if you have a torn achilles heal, i don't care what kind of athlete you are. you aren't getting up and doing the things you want to be able to do. that is america. there has never been a single solitary concerted effort on the part of the vast majority of white americans to address equality for black americans. -- wea time right now will do all we can for our community, but our community does need some help. of aed a modernization banking infrastructure that gets to our community. there is work that is being done, but we need that to work. we need that to happen. we need the government and people to charge those banks with capital. we are seeing netflix and reed hastings and people saying, let me deposit $100 million. bank of america and j.p. morgan, let's open 2000 branches into these communities but we also , need to charge them with capital and loan capacity. a man who is going to be on the transition team with biden, he runs an organization. a year ago, they processed 50 loans. when they modernized the lending infrastructure they processed , over

encrypted platforms they harbor are freedoms of speech so you take advantage of what many see as an achilles' heel of liberal democracy which is the protection of offensive speech. there is often a fine line between defending freedom of speech and prosecuting insightful hate speech. appalling footage of mass murder flowing unchecked into online forums another growing factor in the radicalization of uses. as governments and police forces around the western world struggle to find a solution to the scourge of lone wolf or terrorism time is of the essence. the. long. villagers in kenya were being poisoned by a lead smelting plant a factory that recycled batteries caused illness and death. but phyllis olmedo hard to have the facility closed and one of the books. i'm looking forward to a day when everyone in the little group would be able to receive. eco africa. in 30 minutes on d w. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons for the there are many answers. the phone. clear. and there are many stories. make up your own mind the book. made for minds. this is deja over the news

it's been 18 months since he stepped a court after an achilles tendon injury.h another star, he is anything close to its former self, expecting to go far. also in with a shout. they are fronted by kostas antetokounmpo. last week, he signed the biggest contract in history, he will be having a good christmas and finally, we can't forget about the golden staple... bay also play tonight in a depleted team since winning three of the last six titles. they still have steph curry, the greatest distance shooter they've ever seen. it's our first regular—season game, so a lot of excitement being back in action. it's all up for grabs so it's going to bea it's all up for grabs so it's going to be a great story lines and headers every week about who is showing up and surprising us. we are ina showing up and surprising us. we are in a period where very few things are guaranteed. like most sports, i would imagine the nba is holding it's breath? last season was concluded in a bubble with everyone staying at disneyland. this time, everyone is backin disneyland. this time, everyo

his putting would let him down, that was his achilles' heel in the end, but he played in the ryder cup team in 1957. and all of thatjust gave him this huge gravitas which was then supplemented in broadcasting terms by his wit and his wisdom and that wonderful voice of his. he became the perfect accompaniment of the sports for millions of television viewers, not just in the united kingdom, but across the world. he was very popular in the united states, for example. he didn't always get it right, one or two notable gaffes, but as you say, you know, a legacy that will last a long time. what do you think his legacy will be as the kind of epitome of old—fashioned values of a fairly stuffy sport. that's what his critics call him, or the voice of golf, a man that transcended his sports? how do you thank you will be remembered? welcome he will be remembered as someone who was very much into the traditions of the game, and some of the peculiarities that feel a little bit outdated these days, but can be found in golf club houses in certain quarters. yes, there was that aspect to him, but i think

he spent last season rehabbing a torn achilles tendon klay thompson is facing.hallenging injury to deal with. >> learning how to walk, learning how to run, jump again, i think that's under estimated. people don't realize that. achilles, that leg is one of the strongest ligaments in your body, so for that to pop, you got to build that up and that takes awhile. >> college hoops, williams stanford taking on north carolina in the maui invitational in north carolina. williams steal and slam and gets called for a technical for hanging on the rim, which he could not believe but he held ten points. just over a minute left, leaky black, given to him by his grandmother, he scores. unc up three. under 15 seconds left. stanford needing a three to tie. good look from spencer jones off the marks. tar heels hold on 67-63 will face texas in the maui invitational. >>> the 49ers will be spending the next three weeks on the road because of santa clara county rules banning contact sports so the plan is the niners will leave for arizona tomorrow. they will play the next two games in

we do know clay thompson will miss the season cultivates one achilles.we also know draymond green is out because of a strained right foot. the second overall draft pick will be in uniform and ready to roll. kevin durant opening up about returning to the court after facing his former teammates. he is playing his first nba games and staring his right achilles tendon in the 2019 nba finals. at the time he was coming back from a strained calf injury and some wondered if the warriors and medical staff rushed him back to quickly. >> i don't remember anyone saying they let me down. i never got the feeling from anyone. injuries happen in this league. i had a tough one, but i wouldn't blame that on anybody. >> he told reporters he did not leave the warriors because he wanted a team for his own, he says he's left a mark on every team piece played with, but that it's always been a collaboration. >>> three players for the 49ers have been selected for the 2021 pro bowl. the star linebacker is among the lead leaders in tackles. on offense he will make his fifth consec

. >> that was his achilles heel. >> uh-huh. >> but will it work? is the mystery about to be solved?is is it? >> this is it. >> when "deep in the woods" continues. ds" continues. ♪ >>> there were still a few flyers scattered around fayetteville, but nearly two years after kelli bordeaux had mysteriously vanished the investigation had cooled. new crimes now took priority. kelli's family still visited fayetteville periodically to keep the case alive, somehow never losing hope. >> people would ask, how do you keep thinking she's alive. i was like, until you can prove otherwise why should i believe it. i would rather believe the better scenario. >> how did you have that hope it would happen? >> because the other avenue wasn't one i wanted to go down. >> back in florida, kelli's boyfriend, justin thompson, had been living in limbo with a bad case of survivor's guilt. >> i could have done more. somehow i should have done better. i should have told her don't go, argued about it. i don't know. >> what was the waiting like, the not knowing? >> terrible. just like slams on the brakes, in your

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durant coming off of achilles surgery. baseline for the slam., put-back slam with authority but the warriors down pretty much all the way in the game turning it over 18 times. kyrie irving, the pull-up three. nets built a 38-point lead. steph hits the three. only 2 of 10. durant goes for 22 in his nets' debut as >> right now we are nowhere close to be a good team enough. that's for sure. >> got our butts beat across the board. one game. we will figure it out. don't want to put too much on this one. >> ring night in l.a. for the lakers. feels like it was yesterday they won the title in the bubble. lebron james. full head of steam for the one-handed slam. the lakers never led. lebron had 22. left with an ankle tweak. 33 from pg. kawhi leonard the dagger. clippers spoil the lakers' party. welcome to the block party. st. mary's and san diego state. aztecs had 11 blocks in the game. next possession, nathan mensa. he can dunk too. he had 18. san diego state easily 74-49. the season is over for 49ers' quarterback nick mullens. raheem mostert and deebo

working back from the torn achilles. 25 points, 6 rebounds. nets win it 113-89. 6-0, the san jose spartans cracked the college football top 25. they are number 24. now the mountain west championship game against boise state tomorrow. in las vegas, prepped and ready to host the mountain west championship game. spartans, playing a home game in hawaii and now las vegas due to covid restrictions. the team has been preparing for this very moment since march. >> climbing the mountain was the idea that you do not climb a mountain at once. you do it a step at a time. that is something that started with us. they attacked the off-season, even though it was the strangest in the history of college football. >> usc hosting oregon. anthony brown to travis dye. 28-14. usc down by seven. rolls right. and jamal hill, what an interception that was. final play of the game. usc needs a hail mary but the pressure is all over slovis. oregon wins 31-24 ending usc's perfect season. this abc 7 >>> all right. that will do it for the week. we made it. thanks for joining

it will be katie's first game since he tore his achilles. russell westbrook, gotta get rid of that used in swag now. they traded him to the washington wizards. westbrook, a former mvp asked for a trade after one year in houston. and i don't know if phil walton was banging at drum, but above the rim, that is trace jackson davis, he put 31 on the board against stanford. they won the game 79-63. davis is the son of former warriors dale davis. and we got cheerleaders in reno cheering against the team that took nevada and tore them apart. led by as much as 33, they won 85-60 with a record 3-2 and still have the biggest win this season over fourth-ranked virginia cavaliers. a nice therapeutic check with the head coach todd golding, i'm much better now, i'm good with it. >> yeah, you feel more zen?>> i'm okay. i'm like this now, not like i was last week.>> coming up, make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got

last season most of it because of his broken hand kd who was then on the didn't play because of his achilles we'll get to see them face off. the word is no rookie james weisman. he's going to be playing but dream on green, he was also out for covid he can't play minor foot injury klay thompson as we know can play for the whole year because of his now achilles and so we will watch for that game tonight. tipoff is at 4 o'clock in brooklyn and it's going to be fun here. steve coach. the coach steve kerr and steph curry on durrant. >>i was thrilled to see kev and look. really exactly the same i don't know what to expect given that had you know it's been really a year and a half you know since his last game like could not telone difference between seeing him 18 months ago in seeing him the other night he's coming back from his injury and. >>you want to see everybody healthy want to see everybody able to especially would a word on the court but. today i like we all say it is just another game is our first rainy season games as a lot of excitement just around in. back in the action. >>back in the a

durant coming off of achilles surgery. baseline for the slam.bre jr., put-back slam with authority but the warriors down pretty much all the way in the game turning it over 18 times. kyrie irving, the pull-up three. nets built a 38-point lead. steph hits the three. only 2 of 10. durant goes for 22 in his nets' debut as >> right now we are nowhere close to be a good team enough. that's for sure. >> got our butts beat across the board. one game. we will figure it out. don't want to put too much on this one. >> ring night in l.a. for the lakers. feels like it was yesterday they won the title in the bubble. lebron james. full head of steam for the one-handed slam. the lakers never led. lebron had 22. left with an ankle tweak. 33 from pg. kawhi leonard the dagger. clippers spoil the lakers' party. welcome to the block party. st. mary's and san diego state. aztecs had 11 blocks in the game. next possession, nathan mensa. he can dunk too. he had 18. san diego state easily 74-49. the season is over for 49ers' quarterback nick mullens. raheem mostert and

president donald trump has released a 46 minute speech on social media outlining what achilles the electionstolen from them. at president trump -- it will be -- william barr says the justice department has found no evidence of life -- widespread voter fraud but president trump says the fight will continue. pres. trump: even what i'm saying now it will be demeaned and disparaged but that is ok. i just keep on going forward because i am representing 74 million people, and in fact i am also representing all of the people that did not vote for me. anchor: lets speak to alan fisher and washington, d.c. some thought donald trump was moving to a concession with the spee is the opposite. reporter: the timing of it is odd. the way it was delivered was odd. the message in it was odd. just 204i was the attorney general william barr says there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. we were told a couple of hours before this was released by the press secretary that the president was focused on covid. he was actually writing this 46 minute video. he is the most powerful politician in any -- in the wor

it will be kd's first game since he tore his achilles in 2019. >>> guard russell westbrook, gotta get rid of the houston swag. they traded him to the wizards yesterday for wall. westbrook a former mvp asked for a trade after a year in houston. i don't know if bill was banging a positive drum but it was maui invitational from asheville, north carolina, above the rim. that's davis, put 31 on the board against stanford. iu won 79-63. stanford will keep practicing. davis is son of former warriors dale davis. >>> we've got masked cheering in reno, cheering against the men who took them and tore them apart. a thinned russ slam, usf led by 33 points, 85-60. they've got a record of 3-2 and still have the biggest win this season over my then 4th ranked virginia cavaliers. don't really like to talk much about it. i did speak to the usf coach. he talked me down. i'm good with it. see you later. >>> 4:56. in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, rent prices fall in san francisco as vacancies rise. new law aimed at filling those units. >>> i am kiet do, we are live in pleasan

playing his first game since that achilles injury he suffered in the nba finals, 18 months ago. kd and the nats cruising to a 125-99 win. we will look at the impressive debut from warriors rookie james wiseman. >>> also ahead tonight, for kids in the hospital, the pandemic is making the holidays especially hard. tonight, what bay area families are dealing with, as they try to make the best of their situation. >> it has been hard to get into the christmas spirit. >> it has impacted not just us but anybody at any hospital. >>> a ground breaking study from bay area researchers pushes back against a big claim from supporters of e-cigarettes. >>> plus, how bay area surfers are remembering a member of their community, who was once honored by congress. >> h >>> new at 11:00, the pandemic has changed the holidays for so many of us. but for children in the hospital, it is especially hard, with most family members not allowed to visit. tonight, kpix 5's katie nielsen introduces us to a bare area highschooler, who says his one christmas wishes to see his sister. >> reporter: 16-year-old, m

missed last season with an achilles injury.ine picking up where he left off. 22 points for him. the nets crushing durant's former team, the golden state warriors, 125-99. >>> across the country in l.a., the lakers got their championship rings and then lost to the clippers, their intercity rivals. the champions started their title defense on an off note, but they got time. >>> and in the nfl, the washington football team is not commenting on a published report that the organization settled a sexual misconduct claim for $1.6 million. "the washington post" says the deal was struck after a female team employee made misconduct allegations against team owner daniel snyder in 2009. the nfl is investigating sexual harassment inside the organization. >>> and coming up, the christmas decoration inspired by the pandemic. and the biggest trends during the lockdown. >>> also ahead, the big announcement that "sex and the city" might be coming back? everyone is feeling fabulous. myself included. stick with us. mornings were made for better th

s strength and it's achilles heel the u.k. government controls the purse strings which puts the b.b.c.'s domestic comm on a collision course with the politicians it covers like the current prime minister barak's johnston who is out to get it. he was never underestimate the malice of a prime minister who wants to destroy or beast reduce the power of the b.b.c. concept of a quick service if the government has it in for the b.b.c. my advice is always try if you see. the enemy is. the movers. as its 1st director general john reeves put it the b.b.c. would serve the whole of britain the wealthy and the pole the genius and the food and it would report the news without fear or favor mission statements much easier to write the film and it didn't take long for a conflict to sufis between the b.b.c.'s dependence on the government and its journalistic need to be independent from it the b.b.c.'s news and current affairs output here in the u.k. is at the heart of that conflict one that has various points in the network's history and its ve

working back from the torn achilles. 25 points, 6 rebounds.s win it 113-89. 6-0, the san jose spartans cracked the college football top 25. they are number 24. now the mountain west championship game against boise state tomorrow. in las vegas, prepped and ready to host the mountain west championship game. spartans, playing a home game in hawaii and now las vegas due to covid restrictions. the team has been preparing for this very moment since march. >> climbing the mountain was the idea that you do not climb a mountain at once. you do it a step at a time. that is something that started with us. they attacked the off-season, even though it was the strangest in the history of college football. >> usc hosting oregon. anthony brown to travis dye. 28-14. usc down by seven. rolls right. and jamal hill, what an interception that was. final play of the game. usc needs a hail mary but the pressure is all over slovis. oregon wins 31-24 ending usc's perfect season. this abc 7 research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remem

that you have a big kind of connector between the 2 crises for me has been the law that's been our achilles heel in this crisis and cities where people are breathing and polluted air and tolerating that they've been harder hit with the coronavirus so there's interesting links that are happening between the 2 major crises. just to go to. and i'm going to put this to you judy hughley says meat is good idea that once a year for one months with shotwell down and help heal. the just cause clothes from a walk or go cycling with that. i don't think it will work because for me in my view inequality and poverty increases the value that ability to climate change and end pandemics like khurana it is the common denominator inequality especially between rich countries and poor countries it is the most obvious flaw of the current new liberal economic model just as my colleagues christiane has put it but the climate crisis and the pandemics excessive but they persist until the qualities that different levels of the society and those that are bound to suffer the most from this extreme effects august 2 phen

the pressure however this is in no way enough and it's very hard to tell the scale of needs beyond achille no international agency has really been able to do proper needs assessment across the region and we are hopeful. step by step what we are to do in the future what about access to that particular area because we know the government restricted access to the region of course after fighting broke out that was early in november and we also know that a u.n. team was shot out earlier this month so how concerned are you with the security situation there. we've worked in this region for many many years for decades and we maintained our office in the caribbean throughout the fighting of the last of the last month and we stuff goes on site and you know this working together and in close coordination of authorities it was possible therefore to to organize the convoy with confidence and we had teams checking the road conditions and security conditions in advance of the convoy along the way. that doesn't mean that we have activists across all of the areas in tikrit at this stage assessment to be ma

heel of achilles bitcoin has been its volatility, particular for institutional investors.u think that volatility will come down now? do you think it's a circular argument that as institutions move in, they will force the volatility low? >> i don't think we will see lower volatility. maybe not until bitcoin replaces other currencies which is something that true believers have predicted would happen all along and something that the true believers are predicting more and more these days. and $1 million of bitcoin, you will have a lot of volatility. not go awayill anytime soon and bitcoin will not break apart. people should be buying in three dollar cost averaging. think it's a buy and hold at set in a long-term investment. burnt. easily get in 2009 andt it forgot about it and are still holding it today. why is it just bitcoin at the moment? why not other similar products not seeing the same gains as bitcoin over the last few months? >> it's actually not just bitcoin. the area has performed amazingly well this year. it was down at $100 at the beginning of the year so that is s

bright, this illustrates the true achilles' heel of our entire response, which is lack of testing. >>et's move to vaccinations. elizabeth cohen is reporting that the united states is willfully underperforming in its vaccination effort. what is the u.s. getting wrong? >> several things. first, we over-promised. we had rosy projections that unfortunately as we're finding out now were not grounded in reality. second is a lack of a national strategy. basically the federal government said their responsibility is getting the doses to these depots. after that, it's up to the states to figure it out. the third problem is they didn't provide the funding and guidance that's necessary for state and local governments to do this work, but i want to put a positive spin that i believe we can do this. we certainly have the ability and infrastructure to actually do it, but we just need the guidance, and the national leadership to get us there. >> that's the difference, it sounds like between how the trump administration has approached it versus the biden administration really having the federal govern

heel of achilles bitcoin continues to be volatility.r asset classes are seeing volatility being suppressed, it remains relatively high in bitcoin. do you see that coming down, and if we were to see that, does that make it a much more investable asset to a wider base of investors? antoni: i would argue that if it were not for boyd -- bitcoin's volatility, i would not be on bloomberg. it is a blessing or -- and a curse, but the fact of the matter is that it is about the investment strategy. andhave to bite the bullet be invested, and take the long term perspective, but -- because on any scale, bitcoin has outperformed any other asset, so it is about the right strategy, and here you have to be in for the long run. kailey: do you think it is a correlated asset? there has been debate about that given that bitcoin tends to do better on risk on days. antoni: human beings tend to find correlation to everything. every now and then it is correlated to the stock market. you can find all sorts of analogies, but fundamentally i think that bitcoin is

platforms they hardball our freedoms of speech and so you take advantage of what many see as an achilles' heel markers which is the protection of offensive speech there is often a fine line between defending freedom of speech and prosecuting insightful hate speech. appalling footage of mass murder flowing unchecked into online forums another growing factor in the radicalization of the uses. as governments and police forces around the western world struggle to find a solution to this good job lone move terrorism time is if the. mom. she got. now triumphs in the letter. from the west of the german capital to these the big bible from the east. and later from 6 edges closer to the top taking down saddam blank shot to advanced 2nd place in the table . minutes w. . to. in the far north. beyond the inhabitable world. it's lonely. barren. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. powerful expanse of bitter cold. and the sound of global warming. may take a journey around the north pole. profiteers and talk with people experiencing a changing environment. for the ice disappears earlier and it keep

but coming back this year already the terrible news about clay thompson and his season ending achilleseel injury. i think the key is going to be dramon green. can he come back to be any where near the player he was a years ago? last season often injured and seemed i don't know kind of worn out mentally and physically from five straight trips to the nba finals. seemed only semi engaged at some points but coach kerr still very much a believer in draymond. >> i'm very excited for draymond to get here. he's been our heart and soul for so long here. he's the engine that brings our intenty and energy. defensive awareness and intimidation. we need all that from him and we need his leadership from all these guys. >> december 9th it was a big day for the 49ers in their history. here's another history lesson from the nfl as well from none other than joe fonzi. >> the 49ers were at the height of the jim harbaugh era. the dolphins were discovering the unique skills of collin kaepernick. he clenched a san francisco win the 49ers would later earn a trip to super bowl xl. it was on this day in 1949 t

encrypted platforms a hard bargain freedoms of speech so you take advantage of what many see as an achilles' heel of liberal democracy which is the protection of offensive speech. there is often a fine line between defending freedom of speech and prosecuting insightful hate speech. appalling footage of mass murder flowing unchecked into online forums another growing factor in the radicalization of uses. as government simply lease forces around the western world struggle to find a solution to this good lone wolf terrorism time is of the s. r. indiana. berry has what it takes to become a super food budget current while struggling the president resent action atop a debt his modest plan has been underestimated home on time and today farmers are harvesting nutritious berries and thanks to modern marketing they're providing additional income equal to the. next on t.w. . the truck in good shape people who don't play has nothing to laugh about it is important for us to keep training for the brain of senior citizens and it's good for children to cause a form civil behavior and it's a lot of fun wher

road that slack took, which is why zoom had better margins all this time those are to me the two achilles heals that the other platforms will figure out. now the cost of building this technology will go up and margins could -- those are the two things i'd worry about i would not worry about the ubiquity of zum oom or that the user interface makes zoom look like -- i think they have a substantial lead in user interface and user growth. i've been hearing the competition story for a long time people say there's no reason taco bell can't beat up chipotle >> you do have steph steph is on the phone now by the way. i hope can you hear me >> hi. >> it's technology's fault, not yours, steph >> she should zoom >> yeah, right for some of these names you get box later today, crowd strike, octobera, z-scaler and know splak on wednesday, you have and "mad money" 6 p.m. eastern time on cnbc. talk to me about what's at stake with some of those names even thoch you might not own many of them, i know you own salesforce how those go may dictate how other parts of the market will go as well >> back at the go

it will be durant's first game since he tore his achilles with golden state at the nba finals in 2019. tentative date for season opener is december 22. >>> new, another ambitious goal from elon musk. he is planning to send humans to mars. he says he will put people on mars by 2026 at the latest. the billionaire making his projection based on science. he says every 26 months earth and mars orbits around the sun. spacex is developing a special rocket that can launch cargo and as many as 100 people at a time to mars and even to the moon. i don't know. you signing up, gianna? >>> i think i will keep my feet planted on earth. i will let those astronauts explore for us. very cool. taking a look at the roadways, not so cool is the traffic into altamont 580. tracy near that area, it's getting crowded for the super commuters. we have a trouble spot on the noncommute direction east bound, just ran a traffic break to clear this accident out of the left lane. we have delays in both directions. all the activity is to the shoulder but just a little slow for your ride as you head through. we are see

durant off the achilles surgery looks like vintage kevin durant. dubs down 15.overall a sloppy night. turnover leading to a kyrie irving three. he had 26 points and blowout alert, blowout alert. steph hit two of ten. during reant goes for 22. this game was never really that close and steph's face tells the story as the warriors lose and lose big. 125-99. >>> to the nfl quarterback musical chairs. nick mullins out for the rest of the season will likely need elbow surgery and that means c.j. will start saturday against arizona. jimmy garoppolo wondering what is going on with jimmy. he's been cleared for practice but don't look for him to in the last couple meaningless games. tight end george kittle has been out since breaking his foot on november 1st and he's back at practice on target to play this week despite the fact that the niners are out of play-off contention. >> obviously, i don't want to get george hurt or anything like that. that's while we'll be overly cautious and have been. if someone is 100% healthy, i can't look the rest of the team in the eye and t

their achilles' heel as they are absolutely paranoid about criticism.e the country and criticism internationally. they react very aggressively, julie, and that is happening. when it comes from an individual, they are going to hold that individual. when it comes from a nation-state, they will use economic tools against the nation-state to make certain that doesn't happen again. the chinese behavior is about preventing this from occurring again by other journalist or by countries themselves that are criticizing them. there is lots of criticism taking place as you mentioned your introduction. >> julie: always great to see you, happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you, as well. >> julie: a celebrity accused of faking a spanish heritage for years. she even had the accent to allegedly back it up. whether her pals in the media looked the other way all along. plus, "the new york times" accused of glorifying the canceled culture after a story about a years-old video that got an 18-year-old booted from her dream college. >> "the new york times." they are n

reporter: the blast from downtown nashville you saw pictures from mike tobin it highlights a achillesat can be exploited by enemies and outside of it. vanderbilt professor of computer sciences douglas schmidt says companies need to avoid all communications lines from one region through a building. the explosion on christmas day in nashville took out at&t communications hub. knocking out internet lines, 911 system, maybe phones and hospitals from kentucky to georgia. the nashville international airport even had to issue a ground stop because it lost internet access. >> people probably didn't realize the 911 service was somehow associated with the telecommunications equipment and connections that ran through that building. what we learned from this the dependencies ran through a single point of failure and the fact that most people, perhaps even parts of at&t didn't realize the extent of the dependencies as well. reporter: it took four days but now at&t communication lines are fully restored. doug fleishman represents eastern tennessee and parts of his district were affected by outages.

yeah, his first game since that achilles injury sustained while he was still a warrior.old team. wow, what a great event we have there, and then on christmas, of course, the milwaukee bucks. huge day for the nba. and steph curry's reaction to it all. >> goes right into familiarity, obviously, but also teams that are expected to be at the top of each conference, or the eastern conference, and get a good gauge of where we are right out of the gate. i don't know what we'll doing in milwaukee for christmas, but other than that, it's going to be pretty awesome just to be playing basketball again. >> time was not so long ago, a team wouldn't dream of trading a talent like russell westbrook, one of best players in the nba, and he'll be sent packing, though, doesn't get along with james harden, being sent to washington for lightning fast and oft-injured john wall. and the wizards yards also package a first-round pick to houston as well. >> the maui invitational. white sand, maybe a naiti or too. unfortunately for the stanford men, they aren't in hawaii. they are in asheville, no

kevin durant, k.d., making his debut after rupturing his achilles in playing in the finals. irving scored a team high 26, on the way to 125-99 victory. college football and bowl season upon us. zack wilson flashing nfl potential in the victory over central florida in the boca raton bowl. the boca raton bowl leading the cougars in the first quarter. wilson racked up five tds in the opening half. two on the ground, three through the air. byu would add a pair of rushing scores and defeat 29-23. >>> and footballer leon messi, overtaking pele for the most scored in the 644th for barcelona. it came in the 63rd minute over the barca lead, taking the ball with stride to the finish into the corner of the net. >>> now. it's time for weather, let's go to meteorologist bill karins for the forecast. bill. >> hey, good morning, jacob. yeah, we got a crazy forecast coming across the country. this is a powerful storm. we have wind problems, snow. we're going to get ice out of this. we're going to get the possibility of flooding. you name it the storm's going to have it all. the first proble

past few weeks, crash course in warriors basketball for the newcomer kelly oubre junior tore his achillesing night. it has been a whirl wind for him on and off the court. >> being in a totally new environment in a new organization to have to not only learn the aspects of everything going on within the basketball but outside i have to make sure my family is safe and my family is comfortable, as well. >> baseball off season pretty slow at this point because of usually nobody can gather for the winter meetings. there was talk about pushing opening day back about a month. that appears to be a non-starter with the players. they want to go forward normal, whatever normal is in 2021. they have a lot of free agent decisions to make but appears the best defensive player on the infield will be back and ready to go. we're talking about matt chapman. a bit out of whack last year and found out why when he missed most of the final month of the season because of hip surgery. the skipper said today he's not had a chance to chase chappy down to find out how he is doing yet. >> he checked in with me before

kevin durant, donning a nets jersey for the first time, 550 days after tearing his achilles with thestate teammate steph curry has hardly seen the hardwood since breaking his hand in 2019. >> for me especially, i only played five games in a calendar year. there's a lot of excitement to get back out there. >> no doubt about that. a lot of excitement to see the league back in action in whatever shape or form. that does it for me this hour, i'll be back at 3:00 later today. andrea mitchell starts after a short break. eak. ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ as long as i got you then baby ♪ ♪ you know that you've got me, oh! yea...♪ ♪ >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington where the nation's top health officials say that the food and drug administration is rapidly moving towards approving emergency use of the pfizer vaccine. at this hour the cdc is holding their emergency meeting to start reviewing

but the big story, of course, kevin durant, first game with brooklyn, his first game back from the achillesd no ill will toward the warriors. >> playing against old teammates really never ratcheted me up. i feel like i'm level no matter who is on the floor. i feel like each game is important to me, and it's no more of of importance because i'm playing against my old teammates. when you are chasing a championship, you experience so much as a group together, and that builds that bond, and i feel like i've built a live long bond with those guys, and it feels the same with the warriors. >> seems like he used to get a little fueled up when he would play okc, but maybe my memory playing tricks on me. >>> the college basketball season in its early stages, but already, are you seeing a pattern develop with the stanford women? yeah, they win, and they win big. that's why they're number 1 in the connecticut right now, as ucla finds out. bruins turn the ball over. here is your wow moment. the slam dunk! that is her second one with the stanford cardinal for the sophomore, number 15. nice work in the pa

so that certainly was, the achilles heel for washington. because as the questioners ask, franklin was pushed on being a model to oppose slavery. and remember franklin have become, the president of the first abolitionist society in america. he was chosen to lead in opposing the calling for the end of slavery. he was working worldwide, with abolitionist leaders in england, to abolish slavery. pennsylvania the first date to abolish flavor. and washington comes there is president. so he pressed washington, but more importantly so did so many of his advisers. hamilton, and lafayette, and lawrence. they all pressed washington during the revolution. so please, released ron slaves. make a statement against slavery. be like franklin, and you and franklin are the leaders. you could set a model for it. and washington always equivocated. and he is pained by it, he's pained when he talks to them. and when it comes down to the constitutional convention, franklin is head and head of the state, but he's being pressed to push slavery out. and he clearly tal

the covid though and everybody is over the durrant divorce drama any emotional wounds and durant's achilles are all healed up. >>i was thrilled to see kev and look. really exactly the same i don't know what to expect given that had you know it's been really a year and a half you know since his last game like could not tell one difference between seeing him 18 months ago in seeing him the other night he's coming back from his injury and. >>we want to see everybody healthy want to see everybody able to especially when k word on the court but. you know them today, and i like we all say it is just another game is our first regular season games as a lot of excitement surrounding. back in the action. >>katie said almost the exact same say in this new interview just another game no soap opera here but watching steph curry is always good tv and there's one other side plot was steve nash. he work with the warriors as a consultant when katie was with us and now he is coach of the nets nash also has another tide of the bay area. he was a superstar for santa clara before becoming a hall of famer in the