alexis: like big talks . jamelle: yeses a party from sunp to sundown most days saying the people you enslaved. and then we knew how to discipline you had to think about that. i don't know if i have a question is an observation. i find it very . alexis: i think there's something very worthwhile in tinking about talking about that. that washington would talk about he was so impressive the way he thought of all these new schemes and inventions. to maximize profit and labor, to make sure that it was a trying ff like that. i thank you so important because what you think of the services important work being done on the time. they were missing. they were drama queens and they were also cruel and that themselves to be better. supported that we understand that. condescending washington would hang out with his wife and make enslaved people drove the votes and race across the river. just what he would do us any freedom would like to know they went to church sometimes but i also want tome he did that part. jamelle: i thi

it was a victory for alexis.ut her campaign against her father had consequences. >> all by myself -- >> like the wedge it drove between the sisters and the brother damian. >> it put a strain on your relationship? >> it did. once my dad was sentenced, he kind of didn't want anything to do with us. and then he killed himself. >> damian macneill committed suicide in january 2010. >> he was such a wonderful guy. i miss him. >> but the murder investigation continued. picked up steam, in fact. the two investigators debriefed gypsy in prison. >> that was a treasure trove of information that she gave us. >> she confirmed that chance meeting at the temple with rachel was a setup, a rouse to get her into the house after michele was gone. how long had she and martin been planning it? >> i said, so you staged and scripted that meeting? yep. and when did you script it? was it at the funeral? was it before the death? >> so -- >> no comment. >> the investigators went back to the prosecutor over and over urging him, charge marti

but a garbage truck worker finding alexis' body. authorities say she had no visible injuries. >> it's just so painful for someone being so bright and having so much to offer just to be gone, snuffed out, and i don't know why. >> reporter: alexis' mom said the two talked just last week about christmas plans. the cause of her death is pending an autopsy. kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> coming up, a grandmother jumps into action to protect her business. >>> also ahead, actress felicity huffman lands her first job since the college admissions scandal. >>> also ahead, actress felicity huffman lands her first job since the college admissions scandal. today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works

estamos todos aquí luchando juntos. >>> alexis, juanita. dispositivo los adolescentes que comenzaron a fumar estos cigarrillos electrónicos antes de los 14 años experimentaron lagunas mentales con mayor facilidad que los que no lo hicieran. a los trabajadores de la salud hacer las ingenian para mostrar su amor y pedir matrimonio >>> ya llegó su cheque de estímulo económico contra algunas personas ya cuentan con los $600. a medida que avanzan dos planes en de (...) qué pensarás personas a la aplicación de la vacuna con esto y más los esperamos esta tarde. queremos contarles que un bombero de nuevo méxico no permitió que la pandemia arruinara lo que llama el momento de su vida él y sus amigos bomberos prepararan el momento para proponerle matrimonio a su novia. entre ambulancias. en formas de prados de la salud ella no pudo negarse. dijo que sí a la propuesta. ya para despedirnos le contamos que nueva york se está preparando para decirle adiós a este 2020. dieron una probadita al tradicional ascenso de la bola gigante. pese a que este año deb

. >> entre detenidos estancar men magali medina y juan alexis medina hermanos del expresidente de laasta el propiro danilo medina s mencionado como el superior inmediato delato cabeza operati operativa. >> estamos frente el uso del poder del estado >> para usarlo de maneraa vez dr desconsiderada a bup >> el exgobernante hablÓ por segunda ve suicidÓ y que segÚn medina le comentÓ que tenÍa informaciÓn de que lo z sdurnt durante la sepultura que el martes pasado se suicidio y segÚn medida le comentÓ que tenÍa la intenciÓn de acusarlo de corrupciÓn. >> este planteamiento colocÓ al expresidente en el ojo del huracÁn de crÍticas al ser considerado incluso por psiquiatras como incitaciÓn al suicidio >> se produjeron varios allanamientos. >> este sÁbado se produjo la detenciÓn nÚmero 11 se trata uno de los de alexis medina. >> en repÚblica dominicana >> preparan para comprar un Árbol autÓctono que representa la navidad en es >> los guatemaltecos se preparan para comprar es un Árbol autÓctono que representa la navidad en ese paÍs pero se han tomado medidas para no causar una catÁstrofe ecolÓg

sense that they may have overpaid they came up with a cash and stock price of 170 $5.00 a share for alexi on some people think that might be much but i looked at the charts and i saw in 2015 alexian had a high of $28888.00 actually so considering where it closed you know it still has room to the upside if it's it turns out to be a good deal but these mergers and acquisitions that are happening some people think when they start to happen a lot like they've been starting to happen now that signals near a top of the market so there's a lot to be considered as well and definitely a lot of mergers and acquisitions since the start of this year we spoke about it with christie as well before unfortunately we're out of time with co-host christiane michel schneider of market gauge dot com thank you both so much for your expert and author. time out for a quick break but when we come back the negotiations continue to come down to the wire both sides are committed to talk but there are no guarantees ahead of the deadline as we go to break here the numbers. lead. seems wrong. to shape our disdain. and

please join me in warmly welcoming alexis coe and jamaal bully to politics and prose. >> hello alexis >> hello. >> let's get started. >> let's do it. >> what was the genesis of this book? his first book as mentioned is about a murder of a young couple and it seems like a very different direction then crime. >> and asked this question and ask it enough you would think i have a really good distinct answer and i don't. they seem really different. as a historian, when you are in grad school you study with very little time period, which is literally a year, 1922 of them acted at my first job was at the new york public library. the schwartzman building in bryant park. i worked in exhibitions and my job is really collective memory. you start with the mayor form, virginia woolf walking stick. it's all over the place. during that time i began to think a lot about allison freda "forever" which i found an example in a book when i was in grad school. i didn't want to be someone who is known as a woman, i wanted tenure and i thought you cannot touch love as a woman as a historian or else you're no

from a technical standpoint but essentially we have a astra zeneca now has an advantage by acquiring alexy on because it has more exposure to different medicines for some of the rare disorders also for cancer drugs so that's a good thing to deal won't go through now until the 3rd quarter of 2021 and alexian was under a lot of pressure anyway because of the mismanagement that had happened so there was pressure for them to find a buyer so i think we're really one of the biggest reasons why you saw astra zeneca sell off other than the fact that it even acquiring company is that there has been some sense that they may have overpaid they came up with a cash and stock price of 175 dollars a share for alexi on some people think that might be much but i looked at the charts and i saw in 2015 alexian had a high of 28888 actually so considering where it closed you know it still has room to the upside if it's it turns out to be a good deal but these mergers and acquisitions that are happening some people think when they start to happen a lot like they've been starting to happen now that signals near

." >> john: we are awaiting autopsy results in the death of social media influencers alexis sharkey.d along the houston highway last saturday. casey stegall joined us from dallas. >> tomorrow marks one week in fact since the body of 26-year-old alexis sharkey turned up in houston and frankly, almost seven days later, still so many questions. city workers discovered the young woman nude and hidden away in bushes. that is where these autopsy findings will be key. meanwhile, houston police say they are analyzing security camera footage taken from a business close to the crime scene that could possibly shed some light on how she got there. she was last seen alive the day before. her mom thinks she was murdered. hpd will only say that foul play has not been ruled out while forensic experts believe there are other possibilities too. >> when we see bodies who have been dumped with no visual signs of injury, that is something that is common that a person is overdosed and has taken there by someone else. >> alexis was a well-known social media influencers who recently moved to texas with her

alexi, thank you very much.today, this is going to be a critical day for coronavirus relief talks. we saw serious bumps in the road yesterday. some big questions about whether they can actually get that done and a lot of americans really waiting, still, on congress. so here's hoping that those talks hang together. thank you all for getting up "way too early" with us this morning. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> we were very, very happy that we were able to get things done at a level that nobody has ever seen before. that the gold standard vaccine has been done in less than nine months. >> all i can tell you is the truth. we're in a very dark winter. things may well get worse before they get better. >> you do van immunity a developed immunity over a period of time and i hear we're close to 15%. i'm hering that. that is trick. that's a powerful vaccine in itself and just tremendous progress has been made. >> the vaccine may soon be available. we need to level with one another. it will take l

alexi mcham 7bd, political reporter for action yos. joe colvin, white house reporter for the associated press. and clint watts, former fbi special agent, a distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute and our national security analyst. so jill, this is a question that i could have been asking since the election, since election night almost, which is where is the president? where is he on the crisis of covid? now where is he on what happened in nashville. and why was he so delayed in signing this bill? what goal did he hope to achieve? >> well, the president has been in florida and he has been spending much of his time at his golf course here in west palm beach, not far from where i'm sitting right now. he's traveled there almost every day, golfing, having lunch with friends there, speaking with, you know, colleagues who come to the club or paying members. but not a lot of staff around him. and we have not seen him the whole time that he has been here on his holiday vacation. we've obviously heard from him in t

eric: well, the death of a well-known social media influencer alexis sharky remains a mystery.old was found naked under a bush in park in houston just over a week ago miles from her home that during the day after thanksgiving. a lot of people are shocked, what happened, ted williams, former washington police detective, fox news contributor. ted, her body is found under a bush by workers who just see the feet. doesn't seem that police have much to go on, what are they doing? >> well, eric, i think it's just the opposite. i think that law enforcement has a great deal to go on down there. they are gathering evidence. i think at this stage they are waiting for the results of the autopsy report. by now i'm sure the autopsy has been performed. so i think it's only a matter of time before an arrest is made in this case. eric: do you think that it's related to her social influence work, she's been on instagram tens of thousands of followers, potentially something else? >> well, eric, i think that law enforcement are looking into that aspect of the case, but i also think that they are l

alexis langsfeld, a new york physician we've spoken with several times since the pandemic began. special correspondent karla murthy checked in with her about the vaccination and the continuing coronavirus pandemic. >> reporter: back in march, althcare workers were bracing for the first surge of coronavirus cases in the united states. new york city was the epicenter, where dr. alexis langsfeld works as an emergency room physician. >> they're ramping up supplies as fast as they possibly can. >> rorter: her biggest concern then was the lack of personal protective equipment, p.p.e. >> even by the end of every ft, we're out of gowns o we're out of, we're out of bleach wipes. we're out of all the thin. that we ne so, with the lack of personal pro atective equipmen with the worst of the disease still to come, knowing th, everything ou know, we're just at the beginning of that steep inclinem it's very, it's very scary. i'm afraid of not coming home to my kids and my husband. and i'm afraid of them getting it emand me not being with >> reporter: to keep them safe, dr. langsfeld worked for

alexi mccammen, thank you so much. jill colvin and clint watts, thank you as well. >>> coming up the fears surrounding the biggest travel weekend of the pandemic. and later what to brace for in these final 23 days of the trump presidency, if the past few days were any indication. "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on a monday night. t gn under way on a monday night. (announcer) if you've struggled to lose weight, you might think you were born with a slow metabolism. that's exactly what these people thought. (woman) i lost 75 pounds with golo. (announcer) nambu lost 48 pounds. hannah lost 60 pounds. and graham lost 131 pounds. how? they went to golo.com. now it's your turn to lose weight quickly and easily with golo. head to golo.com now. that's g-o-l-o.com. >>> we are going to see one of the worst months in this nation's history in january. there is no doubt about that. and i think, unfortunately, that cake is in the oven so to speak already with the travel that's happened over the holidays. >> despite the drast

alexi mccammond, thank you so much for being with us early this morning.s the friday before christmas. we have got one week till christmas and donald trump is still turning over tables on his way out of the party. he's about to veto the defense bill that pays our troops and the negotiations for covid relief are going well, until he said he was potentially going to get involved. now we could be facing a brief government shutdown the weekend before christmas. on that happy note, thanks for getting up "way too early" with us. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> i want you to be confident about your vote. our great state chairman david schaefer and the senators will tell you we're on them this time. we're watching. we're going to secure the ballots. we're going to secure the dropboxes and we're going to make that every absentee ballot is counted for the people of georgia. don't wait. request that ballot and vote today. if you don't want to vote by

just mash but michelle the other deal that has a street attention is the one between astra zeneca and alexi on after that i shares fell as much as 9 percent on monday what happen there. well it's a very typical for the acquiring companies to go down after they make the announcements and so what's interesting about it from a technical standpoint is that it went down into the october lows area where it was trading at $4979.00 was the end of october low so we may get to see a little bit support there from a technical standpoint but essentially we have a astra zeneca now has an advantage by acquiring alexian because it has more exposure to different medicines for some of the rare disorders also for cancer drugs so that's a good thing to deal won't go through now until the 3rd quarter of 2021 and alexian was under a lot of pressure anyway because of mismanagement that had happened so there was pressure for them to find a buyer so i think we're really one of the biggest reasons why you saw astra and set it to sell off other than the fact that it even acquiring company is that there has been some

so alexis, if they get this one-time $600 check, we did the math. so if you add that to the $1200 that they got in checks earlier this year, that's $50 a week. and when you look at the jobless claims that are surging again, my question to you is, is that enough for americans to pay rent and put food on the table? >> absolutely my answer, unmitigated is, no way. it's a short-term band aid. we're really talking about that $300 weekly check for unemployment benefits extending only for up to ten weeks with a promise on a new package with the next administration. the real issue here, as i look at it is when you look at the 885,000 claims that came in just this week alone, escalating once again, is that we, you know, when we look at the health of the economy, the underlying risk of those unemployment benefits expiring. $50 a week does nothing. if you look at food insecurity, 1 in 4 kids in america is food insecure. in some cases, 1 in 3. the statistics among americans right now, 1 in 3 can barely afford their bills. when you look at the unemployment benef

as it becomes possible there were also questions over the attempted assassination of his opponent alexi never only while refusing to use novell in these name putting dismissed allegations that he had been poisoned with a nerve agent and that orders to do so came straight from the top. if someone had wanted to poison him they would have finished him off his wife address me and i gave the command right away to let him go to germany for treatment when it came to talking about the incoming u.s. president joe biden he acknowledged his hopes of a reset in u.s. russia relations in donald trump he had a counterpart to empathize with his played nationalist strongman sentiments yet 4 years on after donald trump's victory putin once again denied that russian hackers had ever meddled in the 2016 u.s. elections. russian hackers didn't help the current us president to get elected and didn't meddle in the internal affairs of this great country this is speculation and an excuse to spoil relations between russia and the united states it is an excuse to dispute the election of the current president of th

an i'm like, "what makes you think of all people -- >> alexi sent me up to the attic.ude, go do your little show somewhere else." how are the boys >> seth: the boys are good >> seth: yeah. >> again, they, uh, i'm sure your daughters felt the same way. i mean they thought, "oh, this is way better. you figured it out you should always do the show here in the attic, and then we can see you for lunch. and then you'll go up. and it shouldn't take as long. obviously you still made an hour of television and you were done by three in the afternoon. >> yeah. >> seth: so the way you do it in new york is stupid i think that's how they felt >> yeah, that' how they felt, yeah, yeah my daughters, dude, they had no idea that it was even airing anywhere until i think we got masks and we went to k-mart. and in the parking lot someone was like, "i know you. you're famous or whatever. and my kids were like, "yeah, i know i guess so." i mean, my dog is now -- >> seth: your dog, yeah, so here's gary. >> yeah. she's wearing disguises now when she goes out because she doesn't want to be reco

thank god that you are, alexis glick. like a great idea, great partnership, and i am happy to give you the time. thank you very much. your shot was a little unclear, but your message comes banging through. >> thank you, chris. >> take care. thank you, all, very much for watching as you enter into the weekend, i got a really great thing for you to watch right after this. cnn town hall, the color of covid, the vaccines, right up, after this. oa? mom, look! are you okay? head home this holiday with the one you love. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. i'm here to bringadies you all the news from across this great world of ours. universal pictures presents... little girl is lost. and i'm taking you home. from academy award nominated director paul greengrass... how much you want for her? this child is not for sale. tom hanks. she ain't worth dying for. johanna! she needs new memories. can take you to deep, depressive lows. or, give you unusua

alexis sharkey's body was found saturday morning by a garbage crew.the husband on the phone and described him as disjointed. sharkey pushed back at people that said they had an unhappy marriage. he said alexis was not the happy person she portrayed on social media and she was stressed and he comforted here. friends said that sharkey was scared of someone close to her. >> i looked at her and i was like she's petrified. this girl is scared for her life. >> she lived her worst nightmare ever. truly. >> police have yet to release a cause of death. john, back to you. >> john: mike tobin this afternoon. thanks. homeowners near seattle say a group of people are knocking on their doors and trying to take their homes. dan springer has more. dan? >> yeah, john, believe it or not, police say so far this group of would-be squatters has not done anything illegal even though they claim five homes in this area. it's happening in the seattle suburbs of edmonds and woodway. people have a phony document saying the homeowner is evicted because the house was built on lan

. >> alexis es el profesor que la comÍa tagalo para que estos niÑos estudien.su situaciÓn es muy especiala. >> no tenemos internet. se nos dificulta mucho para trabajar asÍ. y se nos hace mÁs fácil que este el maestro. blanca: volvÍ a abrir sus puertas el Único sale del pueblo. los niÑos deben usar gel antibacterial. allÍ se respeta la sana distancia y el cubrebocas. todo para que sean mucho mÁs de lo que sus padres han sido. >> la mayorÍa de padres de familia... >> me lo mismo que una les explique aquellos maestros. >> hay una gran cantidad de maestros municipales. desgraciadamente hay maestros que se jubilan y ya no hay quien lo supla. >> habitan un centenar de personas y se dedica al cultivo del paÍs. la cosecha apenas dejo para comer. por eso todo lo que aprendan estos alumnos les cambiarÁ la vida. >> brasil cuenta con millÓn de dosis de la vacuna. que desarrollÓ la empresa china en san pablo. una de las yemas golpea por la pandemia recibiÓ un envÍo de 120,000 dosis de vacunas que estarÁn listas para su distribuciÓn. y en chile se adelantan los ensayos clÍnicos. 1500 trabajo de la sal

of things like alexis's situates freeze now the public is being urged not to stockpile but really whether or not these shortages come to fruition read does depend on what gets decided today about when those borders are expected to reopen the border closures charlotte they're also affecting christmas plans for many families who have loved ones in the u.k. or those in the u.k. would love to have loved ones on the continent they're concerned about going over their houses affecting the mood in britain. the news of this new strain of corona virus through its be up to 70 percent more transmissible is touring everybody's clans into chaos not just people here christmas to many around the country is essentially been canceled of course a great deal of concern anxiety here in the u.k. about what the weeks and months ahead will hold sean thank you so much steve. pill in the british port over. russian opposition figure election about as published a recording of a phone call with a russian agent alleged to have been involved in his poisoning last summer media have named the man as part of an elite team

. >>> a russian agent set to tail alexi navalnys accidentally revealed how he was poisoned. he said the lethal nerve agent novichok was planted in navalny's underpants. >> translator: what item of clothing was the emphasis on. which one is that? >> underpants. >> translator: underpants. risky in what sense. >> translator: we, in terms of what concentration would be. >> well, underpants? >> what was it adjacent to? i have a whole block of questions on this here. i will discuss all of this, but i also need your information. >> well, we applied to the internal one, at least there was application. >> translator: we, imagine under pants, and in what place? >> translator: the insides, the groin. >> translator: the crotch of the underpants? >> the so-called flap. there's seams there, so across the seams. >> last week a cnn investigation rereeled that the unit has that would navalny for three years. clarissa, just wow. >> yeah. yeah. it's one of those stories that, like, if you wrote it in a movie, you would be wait, that's over the top, no one would believe it. yet here we are, it'

. >> así es peyton manning y compañía pero ¿qué es para ti volver a ver alexis en el terreno y contramith de verlo jugar de nuevo con los 49ers de san francisco y un jugador entregado con gran esfuerzo y una gran persona pero la verdad que me da mucho por alex smith. >> también a mí soy carlos mauricio ramírez. >> en breve: al menos dos condado más se unen a la lista de cierres respectivos para evitar más contagios de covid-19 ya volvemos luego de la pausa. >> ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. . >> ♪ los casos de coronavirus continúan aumentado a medida que pasan los días por eso se suman a la lista de jurisdicciones para evitar que el virus se prepague y claudia simonés nos explica. >> sí esta medida entrea en vigor aquí a partir de la media noe

supporters leading to threats of violence to politicians and election officials in states such as michigan alexis had to cast their votes amid tight for a unanimous supreme court a media plea in completely rejected this effort. trump's brazen accusations have state security. most republican lawmakers have so far backs trump's flailing attempts to overturn the election those are looking even less viable after the electoral college confirmed by dence win but trump loyalists could mount one last desperate attempt when congress confirms the electors vote on january 6th. he'd have used peter hello dolly is following the story for us good morning peter so is president trump's attempt to overturn the results now over. well i think this is definitely the closest we're going to get to. you know that it's finally being over . you know it means that trump may continue to push some of these claims and various courts but they're all that should be futile like most of his other many many attempts have been over these past weeks i think ultimately this is more about from continuing to try to drum up the base ke

he's over at alexis investment partners, president of that.e watching projections into the new year. -- comingto up, wanna lose weight and be healthier? it's time for aerotrainer. a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time. it allows for over 20 exercises. do the aerotrainer super crunch, push ups, aero squat. it inflates in 30 seconds. aerotrainer is tested to support over 500 pounds. lose weight, look great, and be healthy. go to aerotrainer.com. that's a-e-r-o trainer.com. ♪ matt: welcome back. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." i'm matt miller in berlin, alongside carol massar in new york. are all outd lisa on a well-deserved vacation. we are more than happy to fill in for them. carol, a lot going on today to kick off the week. it seems like we wrapped up one more issue. carol: yeah, brexit, finally. reading thiss morning there are still some lingering issues, but let's get to bloomberg's maria tad

hamlin, alexis and dr. rojas, thank you all so much. >>> the national security council confirming it is investigating a unit of the commerce department. we are learning that russia is behind it. nbc's ken delanian is racking all this. who is specifically behind this russian hack? >> sources confirmed reporting in "the washington post" and new york times that it is the russian version of the cia known as the spr that's behind this. it is a campaign of hacking federal government agencies and private sector network. nbc news was among those reported last week. the cyber security is a major player hacked by the same identity. e-mail accounts have been penetrated and there are some reports that is russians using software called solar wind which givers access to run a mark on these government networks. there is no indication of any k classified network. what a nightmare for the government to see what information is being taken and how to protect the network going forward cht. . >> why were these departments targe

alexi, is having none of that. the authorities are embarrassed because of the cnn investigation that, of course, uncovered large parts of the plot to try to poison and kill him. clarissa ward managed to get to one of the houses of the agents that was part of the knock on the door there. coming out earlier today. he reacted to all the news, as it looks like it's becoming histo hysterical. >> frederick plighten, thank you so much. we'll have more news ahead. >>> finally, we share more stories of people who died from the coronavirus. married couple of arizona were 87 and 86 respectively. mel was an army veteran and machinist. he loved the outdoors and avid hunter and fisherman. joan had an immense adoration for art. she liked to travel and play bridge with her girlfriends. they both worked in the aviation industry for many years and enjoyed spending time with their friends and family, including 20 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. they died just eight days apart. beautiful picture of that family. so many famil

it's also been brought to my attention that one source says that alexis left the home the night beforend 11:00 and nobody knows why. i have a lot of questions, why nobody knows where she was for this long, which adds a lot of mystery but the husband was saying that he is not involved. >> john: i know you will be following this, great to see you and we are looking forward to "christmas crime stories" coming up on the 14th. good to see you. coming up next, economic relief for millions of americans is about to run out but house democrats are voting this week on relief and not covid relief. why is that not happening? attention veteran homeowners: record low mortgage rates have dropped even lower. at newday, veterans can shortcut the refinance process and save $250 a month. $3000 dollars a year. with the va streamline refi at newday, there's no appraisal, no income verification, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $3000 a year. >> john: is the bottom of the hour, time for some of the top headlines. the trump campaign contesting the election results this afternoon. the results

there is a lot of need cars are lined up hours long waiting to get food i'm seeing alexis and the bmw and mercedes this is the upper-middle-class and then they lost their job now they are struggling. i hope that comes out of this on the hunger site is a sense ofmp f empathy for people who ae struggling. for too many years we heard people need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps or that they are not deserving for now we see that pandemic like major flooding and has a major impact on the middle class. hopefully when we are through this there is a deeper sense of empathy. >> frank is on the line out ofe new york. >> i love your work and c-span thank you for being the last opinion source in america i get what you are saying but there are also some people who are gaining the system obviously not healthcare workers we have two decades to build our brand and clientele so think about the guy who put his house on the line and all his relatives did to start the restaurant in march of this year and lost everything. we are down 60 or 70 then struggling to come back up but i think about that

yoel campbell y gol >>> ahÍ estaba fernando navarro para gudiÑo >>> venciendo gran gol >>> jjmacÍas alexis final se define a las 7 de la noche 2348 nou camp >>> anunciaron un nuevos contrato por el lateral >>> el futbolista de 25 aÑos ha estado en el club >>> en 143 apariciones con el club anotÓ 4 goles con 9 asistencias tras la llegada ha sido clave en 50 de 57 partidos bajo el mando. vÁmonos porque los warriors no

their daughter alexis olympia ohanian, jr.e baby was born by an emergency c-section. williams told "vogue" magazine how she self-diagnosed a life-threatening emergency after giving birth. shortly after delivering, the tennis star suddenly felt out of breath and assumed she was having a pulmonary embolism given her history of blood clots. i want to read from the 2018 piece in "vogue" by rob haskell that describes serena williams's birth experience -- "she walked out of the hospital room so her mother wouldn't worry and told the nearest nurse, between gasps, that she needed a ct scan with contrast and iv heparin right away. the nurse thought her pain medicine might be making her confused. but serena insisted, and soon enough a doctor was performing an ultrasound of her legs. 'i was like, a doppler? i told you, i need a ct scan and a heparin drip,' she remembers telling the team. the ultrasound revealed nothing, so they sent her for the ct, and sure enough, several small blood clots had settled in her lungs. minutes later she was

carlos: alexis ayala se defiende de los que critican por meter a su madre en un asilo.a el mensaje de textob resultados al 44535 para aprender más. ♪ i can we will idôle the fragrance lancôme y es difícil ponernos de acuerdo. a mí, cran-pineapple, me sabe tropical. ¡como unas vacaciones! pero el cran-mango, es como ir a un parque de diversiones. ♪ continuamos recordando a la karla: aquÍ estamos toda la familia reunida. hemos recordado a la diva de la banda. vamos a ver cuando nos deleitÓ con su mÚsica. [mÚsica] ♪ se que decidiste pero yo firme estoy ♪ ♪ y a tu amor ♪ no voy a renunciar ♪ no sÉ cÓmo lo tomes, pero doy mi palabra de honor ♪ ♪ que te quiero asÍ ♪ ♪ y eso basta ♪ mi pena no te pongo condiciÓn ♪ ♪ yo te amo ♪ te lo dice mi corazÓn enamorado ♪ ♪ lo siento, yo no soy capaz de renunciar a ti ♪ ♪ sostengo firmemente que te quiero asÍ ♪ ♪ aunque sea a escondidas ♪ pero no me digas ♪ que me quitas tu amor ♪ porque me quitas la vida ♪ aunque sea a escondidas ♪ pero en mi vida ♪ yo bien perderÍa la razÓn ♪ ♪ sin ti mi vida [mÚsica] ♪ deberÁ no te pongo condiciÓn ♪ ♪

prueba muy difícil contra el mejor equipo del torneo el león >>> las chivas no pudieron contar ni con alexisque chivas no contará con jesús angulo por lesióny ayer el club informó que brizuela dio positivo por covid-19 por lo que tampoco estará disponible para el partido de mañana. en frente guadalajara tendrá el mejor equipo del torneo león al equipo nacho ambríz logró esto gracias a la posición en la circulación de la pelota luis montes fue elmotor de este equipo sin embargo la historia reciente de son el guadalajara desde que chivas juega como local en el estadio los rojiblanco han enfrentado 10 veces a los esmeraldas con los siguientes resultados el guadalajara ganado cinco de estos encuentros metas que león sola podía sacar la victoria en dos y se han registrado tres empates además el guadalajara anotado 10 goles por siete del equipo, la última visita de león a territorio tapatío fue la jornada uno dede este tono guardianes 2020 el partido terminó en un salmón único 0 x 0 por último diferente del partido pasado contra el américa el gobierno del estado confirmó que un habrá fanáticos en

alexis de tocqueville, the remarkable frenchman who wandered through our country and who wrote the best book yet on derrick in america saw -- on democracy in america saw two great dangers for our future. one, russia. and two, the tyranny of the majority. ending the filibuster would destroy the impetus for forcing the broad agreements i've been talking about and it would unleash the tyranny of the majority to steamroll the rights of the minority. well, you may say the senate isn't solving some big problems, and you would be right. we're not even voting on some big problems. sometimes because the majority doesn't bring it up and sometimes the minority obstructs if a carbon tax is a good idea, why aren't we voting on it? if we want to help the daca kids, were aren't we voting on it? if federal debts are out of control, why aren't we voting on it? it doesn't take a genius to figure out how to bum up the works -- gum up the works in a body of 100 that operates mostly by unanimous consent, but here's my different view of why we're here. it's hard to get here, it's hard to stay here, and while

cows get me two just pet, useless cows >> seth: now, i will admit if alexi asked me to do that i wouldd your husband manage to procure the -- the cows >> he slapped some wranglers on and put his hat on and he was at the sale, like, two days later he was like, "i didn't know what was happening. the guy was talking real fast, he was an auctioneer and he said, "i don't know what happened i think we got females [ laughter ] i'm not sure." but we just raised our little paddle a couple of times and next thing you know, they're loading up two cows to bring home they weren't there, ladies >> seth: i imagine this outcome for cows as auction is about as good as you can do to end up in carrie underwood's backyard as opposed to where else you could be >> that's why i wanted them. he was like, "where does one get cows?" and i was like, "there's auctions all the time. i said, "go get some." if it looks like it would make a good burger some day, bring her home [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, that is a christmas miracle. >> this is a small christmas miracle. i feel like i need to say that she will -

. >>> the last few minutes i want to bring in the ceo alexis gris.iver 100 million meals to end hunger in schools. good to see you, my friend. i have no questions. i want to give you the time to tell my audience what are kids dealing with in the schools, what needs aren't being met, what needs to be done. go. >> kids are suffering tremendously. look, the bottom line is schools in america have been ignored. when you look at this fund, this bill, this current bill, about $54 billion in support will go to schools for protective equipment, for emergency availability of testing and things that have nature that they have been begging for. but our kids are being left behind. if you look at right now 1 in 4 kids in america is food insecure, which means they're hungry. we have a role to play. the federal government has not stepped up enough. governments fiscally are suffering at record rates. we're bringing public and private partners together. with this chunky million meals challenge presented by target where we brought together the mikes of madden, nfl play

. >> alexi: for minnesota, this is without a doubt their biggest victory in their biggest moment in their mls life. the death loon has not yet been punched in the beak and they won three games in a row 3-0, the less two games certainly there were big opportunities that they've given up and i wonder what this loons team looks like if one of those goes in and goes in early. >> stu: you know how you avoided? you throw the first punch. it >> rob: they were able to take those punches and still be standing. columbus right now in the driver's seat to host mls cup, they just have to win over the weekend. sporting kc's season is done, the loons flight continues they had west monday to take on seattle, the western conference final live on fs1, we'll see you monday night. ♪ this holiday, get iphone 12 on the 5g america's been waiting for. this new iphone plus verizon 5g is incredible. (announcer) unlimited plans start at just $35, and now iphone 12 pro max is on us when you switch. this is 5g from america's most reliable network. for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's rig

hey, alexis wants to know the covid pandemic, is it going to end by april, do you think, or is it going to ringlinger until fall next year? >> i think dr. fauci said we'll go back to somewhat normal by early fall. do you agree with that time line? >> i agree with the time line with the caveat that we're only as good as vaccinating not just the u.s. but the world in gem as evidenced by this uk variant. what happens in the u.s. and what happens in the rest of the world doesn't stay there. this virus doesn't care which country you're in. unless we have a global strategy, much more u.s. strategy, we can't really beat this. >> something to think about this for sure. governor newsom's school reopening plan focuses on financial support, support for testing, masks, ppe, putting teachers in group 1 b or the next group, if you will. does that make sense to you? >> it takes total sense, because what we know -- now we have a bunch of data over the last few months from other schools where they've kept them open in times of surge. there's data about where transmissions are occurring. even early on we

. >>> russian opposition leader alexi navalny has revealed he was poisoned through his underwear. navalny has released a call allegedly with the operative who planted the nerve agent in his underwear back in august before a flight. navalny is one of vladimir putin's fiercest critics and says the operative told him things would have gone differently had the plane not made an emergency land ago louing him to get medical care. >>> we turn to a cold case potentially solved after more than 30 years involving a missing california girl who went to buy candy in 1988 and never came home. now thanks to a partial handprint, police believe they found her killer. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning a murder mystery spanning more than three decades potentially solved. 32 years after little michaela garecht went missing near san francisco, authorities have charged a man with her murder. his name, david misch. a convicted felon already serving time. >> it was so brazen, so ruthless, but clearly planned. >> reporter: the case even appearing on "america's most wanted and unsolve