so many things going through my mind. >> alvin, how are you holding up?hat do you think about how your brother's case has been handled so far? >> i respect the due process that the first steps was conducted correctly and that was to get this ex-officer off the police force and other than that, myself, it was just still an unbelievable tragedy in the way that andre was shot multiple times, four times, and how he was actually just left for dead and could have been many possibilities for him maybe to survive his injuries. and he was just killed like an animal. >> so, ben, alvin mentioned the officer. it was announced today the officer who shot andre has been fired after a disciplinary hearing. are you satisfied with that outcome at least? >> that's only the first step because when you look at this officer's history and the fact that he has been reported, he was abused by banging the head of a citizen of color against the dash board of a car repeatedly saying inappropriate things and they have that on video but they didn't terminate this officer and now you s

i want to discuss this with andre hill's daughter, his brother alvin williams, the attorney for andre hill's father benjamin crump. thank you all so much for being here. i have to say i am so sorry to

alvin kamara had a day today. he had 40 yards on this one. he was just getting started. first game ever on a friday, alvin kamara tied a record of six rushing touchdowns in a single game . only ernie nevers from high school did in 1929 for the chicago cardinals. they clinched the south division. if you like tonight, you will love tomorrow. the 49ers are an action against the cardinals. they have a playoff game against the dolphins. we have that and more, but that is tomorrow. >>> a very merry christmas to you. more than 20 months after a fire nearly destroyed notre dame cathedral, a great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> welcome back. tonight, the notre dame cathedral is once again filled with christmas classics. >> acquire held a special performance inside. this is the first since the fire tore through the cathedral

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new orleans saints running back alvin kamara tying an nfl record. were those christmas cleats the key to victory? >>> hello, good morning, happy kwanzaa to those of you who celebrate. happy boxing day to our canadian viewers and as whit pointed out this is the last weekend of 2020. >> couldn't come fast enough, right? >> i hear that. >>> let's start with the latest on that christmas day rv bombing in nashville. another classic 2020 happening. the fbi has now taken over the investigation. at least three people got hurt here. but, the mayor says many, many more people were saved by police officers who rushed in to clear the area. >> what could be the strangest part of this was the recorded warning blasting from that rv minutes before it exploded. on a street lined with tourist bars and restaurants. the rv was parked near an at&t office and it took out communication systems including some 911 operations in the nashville area. >> and the communications interruption also affected nashville's airport, which had to declare a ground stop for awhile. for the

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if you had alvin kamara on your team for fantasy, good for you.an nfl record running for six dounds and a career-high 155 yards on the ground. with the win they clench the nfc south. >>> chris wondo agreed with a deal. at age 37 he owns nearly every single mls scoring record. now he wants to run it back with the quakes for one more season. this abc 7 . >>> abc7 launched new streaming apps so wherever you are you can get the live broadcasts with the bay area app, on apple tv, fire tv and roku, search >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, taylor swift, christian serratos, and music from sabrina claudio. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everyone, i'm jimmy. thanks for watching. thanks for joining us. we have a big show tonight with taylor swift. we have a special show tonight. tonight's show is not going to be about trump or the electoral college, the vaccine, not even about "men tell all." [ laughter ] tonight, i have an untraditional holiday story about my family i'd like to share. those of you who watch the show regularly may

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passionately who became prime minister really on this promise of bread city the always said it was alvin ready now it's to take a long time and it has finally happened so it's past the early i thing it is a win for him and also we haven't seen of course we haven't seen the details and people haven't really had time to poor over it but there were no cries of a big sell out for example by the brits to tears in his own party even niger for raj who was there was always the one who fought for bricks of for decades and he's the hard line breaks it in the country even he said it wasn't of the big picture it was fine say not that much resistance and business is relieved that there is a deal so i think overall a lot of british people are of sighing with relief that this has actually happened . max just coming to you in brussels the e.u. commission president as an underlying announce the deal with a more somber statement she called it fair balanced and rice is the e.u. happy. yeah normally if you ask me of course there that is the you have to it sounds very difficult to answer we have 27 e.u. memb

if you had alvin kamara on your team for fantasy, good for you.he saints running back tied an nfl record running for six dounds and a career-high 155 yards on the ground. with the win they clench the nfc south. >>> chris wondo agreed with a deal. at age 37 he owns nearly every single mls scoring record. now he wants to run it back with the quakes for one more season. this abc if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor abo

hey guys, i'm alvin cunningham! we have a surprise for you! come to the door!productions. this is the real west end, real west end performers coming to doorsteps. that's right. look at this theatre, it's closed, the palladium. it's heartbreaking. all the shows are shut, all my friends are unemployed, some of them lost their homes, and i thought, hang ona their homes, and i thought, hang on a minute, i could get some people some work. and so this is why west and performers are here singing supercalifragilisticexpialidoc— ious in the pouring rain. how long since you last performed? march 16, 2020. how has it been? it's been rough... but we are here and making the best of it. what does this feel like? currently, we are drenched, but it's wonderful, it's wonderful to be performing again, and we all got ina to be performing again, and we all got in a rehearsal room last week and i just felt amazing to be back with fellow colleagues, doing something you love, the people that were really grateful, hopefully. that's all i ask of you. this was only the beginning of the

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. >> if he faced off against alvin kamara in the football championships, my apologies. the saints tail back goes for six, yes, six touchdowns. >> all that matters. >> how about this, the rookie wide receiver got mom a range rover. yes. you actually can get the giant bow on top of the car. merry christmas. >> on "cbs this morning," saturday. >> a sweet christmas morning moment. a father surprises his son with playstation 5. he let his son open his other presents first before bringing out the highly coveted game and console. >> let's go! >> this morning's eye opener, presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle insurance. >> welcome to the weekend, everyone. jeff, dana, michelle are off this weekend. this is the first time i have seen you in person. so good to see you. >> no range rover or playstation. we have our health. >> that's right. >>> coming up this morning, we're hitting the slopes between christmas and new year's. ski season kicks into high gear. this year, the pandemic left many resorts struggling. we take you to one ski town able to stay open during the

and alvin. they hosted the vikings yesterday. the opening driver of the game. kabara up and gone. 40-yards. but he was just getting started, folks. in the league's first game on a friday. he tied an nfl record six rushing touchdowns in a single game. only hearing from santa rosa high school in stanford did it before. that was 19 # 29 for the then chicago cardinals. saints won it 55-# 3 and clenched the nfc south division. we have more nfl action later on on a saturday. the 49ers are in action. they are playing the cardinals. the miami dolphins still playing the play-off relevant. all that with pictures coming up on the early show later today. . >>> there say live look outside in san jose. before we head to break. we'll be back in a mo >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> welcome back. the time now is 6:30. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a check of our weather. >> still keeping an eye on the stragglers, devenn. the left overshowers from yesterday's storm. there is a lot over here. and it is basically

. >> reporter: reverend warnock and alvin the beagle responded. >> i think georgians will see her adsare. don't you? >> reporter: total ad spending, including through the january 5th runoff, crossed $300 million. spending by the incumbents and republican backers topped the democrats by $50 million. the georgia runoffs are far and be away the most expensive senate races since the 2020 cycle. >> money absolutely matters. >> brendan fischer offers this warning. >> voters are exhausted. they've been through a hotly contested presidential race. they just voted in november and they may not be motivated to vote again in january. >> reporter: especially since waitress kayleigh waters when she is trying to survive financially for covid. >> it doesn't make sense. to come home and watch tv and see that is even more depressing. it's so polarizing. >> reporter: jon ossoff did speak with reporters and said he fully expects to be outspent when it comes to the ad wars but he plans on winning the ground game. laura, christ sneen. >> all right. kyung lah, thank you so much for that. january 5th is the

alvin kamara who played at the university of tennessee wearing the red and green cleats.ve been fan at that. he gave all of his fantasy football owners something to smile about. six rushing touchdowns tying with earn any nevers. that record set back in 1929. kamara setting four records yesterday. kamara, he's going to have to give a little bit more in the way of a fine for wearing those red and green cleats, but he's not letting that get him down. >> oh, definitely. they can fine me, whatever it is. i'll just match it and donate it to charity. the grinch always trying to steal christmas. >> that's right. lebron and the lakers leading the way in the traditional christmas day games in the nba. it's los angeles's 22nd appearance on christmas, lebron's 14th. he's rolling right now. 22 points against dallas yesterday. even with mavs superstar luke playing incredible defense. lebron slides into second. the lakers are getting their group blowing out the mavs by 23. >>> rockets star james hardin will play against the blazers tonight just days after breaking nba protocols by going

this is alvin williamson, the brother of andre hill, speaking at a community vigil saturday. >> he used my brother as target practice. you did not even give him a ance to peacefully present himself. to even ask a question of what was going on. you did not even give him a life in that minute that you opened fire in a reckless nature. amy: in illinois, three people were killed and three others wounded saturday after an active duty special forces soldier opened fire at a bowling alley in the city of rockford. 37-year-old u.s. army sergeant duke webb was arrested and charged with murder and attempted murder. police believe he had no ties to the victims. they are describing the shootings as a completely random act. nearly 42,000 people across the u.s. have been killed in gun violence in 2020, a record death toll. and a judge has delayed the execution of lisa montgomery, the only woman on federal death row. montgomery suffers from mental illness caused by a life of abuse and her lawyers are asking for clemency. she was convicted for the gruesome 2004 murder of a pregnant woman. her execution

. >> reporter: reverend warnock and alvin the beagle responded. >> what i think georgians will see her ads for what they are, don't you? >> reporter: total ad spending crossed $300 million. spending by the incumbents and republican backers topped the democrats by $50 million. the georgia runoffs are the most expensive senate races of the 2020 cycle. but the campaign legal centers brendan fischer offers this warning. >> voters are exhausted. they've just been through a hotly contested presidential race. they just voted in november and may not be motivated to vote again in january. >> especially when this waitress is just trying to survive financially during co-vid. >> it doesn't make sense. to come home from work and watch that is even more depressing. it's polarizing. >> jon ossoff in speaking with reporters said he fully expects to be outspent in the ad war, but he does intend to win at the ground game. cnn, atlanta. >>> president trump has just 45 days left in office, and now we're learning more about how he's planning to use one of his most significant powers, granting pardons. jere

tight end kittle for arizona, and now to the saints and the vikings, christmas day football if you had alvin the saints tied an nfl record and had a career high 155 yards rushing and the saints win 52-33 with the win. new orleans clinches the nfc south. hey, did you see this? the san jose earthquakes agreed to a one-year deal. wando scored at age 37 he owns every single mls scoring record and he wants to run it one more time with the quakes. that's a look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> now we'll get a check on the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> here's a look at live doppler 7 where the storm system is winding down. yesterday it was blowy out there. we had some light rain and maybe a little unimpressive, but we've got another system on the way. snow is still falling in the sierra nevada and we are still allowing for a few scattered, isolated showers locally here and in the sierra nevada it's snow, truckee and south lake and the next system, you can see all of this energy offshore and unfortunately, this will hit a bull's-eye right toward the ccu complex fire and

. >> reporter: reverend warnock and alvin the beagle responded. >> i think georgians will see our ads spending, including reservations through the january 5th runoff crossed 300 million. spending by the incumbents and republican backers topped the democrats by $50 million. the georgia runoffs are far and away the most expensive senate races of the 2020 cycle. but the campaign legal centers brendan fisher offers this warning with georgia's ad war. >> voters are exhausted. they have just been through a hotly contested presidential race. that i just voted in november and they may not be motivated to vote again in january. >> reporter: especially since this waitress kelly waters says, when she is trying to survive financially through covid. >> it doesn't make sense, we're in the middle of a pandemic to come home from work and watch tv around see that is kind of like even more depressing. it's so polarizing. >> reporter: john ossoff is speaking with reporters says that he fully expects to be outspent in the ad war. but he does intend to win at the ground game. >> thank you very much. >>> l

reverend warnock and alvin the beagle responded. >> i think georgians will see her ads for what theyre. don't you? >> reporter: total ad spending including reservations through the january 5th runoff crossed $300 million. spending by the incumbents and republican backers topped democrats by $50 million. the georgia runoffs are far and away the most expensive senate races of the 2020 cycle. >> money absolutely matters. >> reporter: but the campaign's legal office brendan fesher offers this. >> they've just been through a hotly contested presidential race. they just voted in november and they may not be motivated to vote again in january. >> reporter: especially, says waitress kayleigh waters, when she's trying to survive financially during covid. >> it doesn't make sense to come home from work and watch tv and see that. it's kind of like even more depressing. it's so polarizing. >> reporter: john ossoff is speaking with reporters that he fully expects to be outspent in the ad war but he does intend to win at the ground game. kyung lah, cnn. >>> a new study shows 20% of georgia's votes

drew brees had arguably the worst game of the season, and the saints still scored 52 points thanks to alvint even three minutes gone when he burst up the middle, and he is gone. the 40-yard touchdown for kama ra, wearing his spread green christmas shoes. in the fourth, he was sitting on five touchdowns and he makes it 6 touchdowns! when you rush for 6, a record- tying six, darn right you do snow angels in a 72-degree domed stadium. saints clinch their fourth straight nfc south title. >>> more nfl history on christmas day, as we flashback 41 years. joe fonzi with this day in sports. >>> it was christmas day of 1971, and the chiefs were hosting the dolphins in the final game at the chiefs old stadium. bob griese's pass to fleming tied the game at 24 with a minute and a half to play. kansas city had a chance to win in regulation, but the usually automatic stenrude mission at field goal. after a scoreless first overtime period, a 37 yard field goal in the second overtime for the dolphins. that is still the longest game in pro football history. that's this day in sports christmas day. >> and you

christmas day football if you have alvin kumar on your fantasy team, good for you.he saints running on an nfl record running for six touchdowns and had a career 155 yards rushing and the saints with the win and new orleans clinches the nfc south. hey, did you see this window is back? san jose earthquakes agreed to a one-year deal and they scored a team high seven goals and at age 37 he owns every single mls scoring record and he wants to run it back one more time with the quakes and that is your look at sports, let's send it back to you. >> let's get a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. did you watch any basketball yesterday, jobina? >> i did not. >> it was probably best for the emotions. >> you kind of gave me the lowdown there. yeah. it hasn't been going that well, but you know what? our rainfall has been picking up a little bit. nothing too dramatic, but we're hoping to add to that as we get into your sunday and monday. here is a look at live doppler 7 where we can see activity along the sierra nevada and for the bay area this system is

. >>> finally in a rare christmas day nfl game saints alvin kamara scored six rushing touchdowns, tyingmost record, that record was set in 1929. kamara sporting all kind of christmas cheer. rocking red and green cleats. he actually broke or tied five nfl team records in that game, boris. heck of a day, first nfl in 11 years and there are actually three games today including the 9-5 against the raiders, boys. playoff hopes alive and well. life is good in the afc with no tom brady. >> that's right, you know it. coy wire. appreciate it. >> thank you for watching. "cnn newsroom" with john avlon starts after a quick break. next. rs from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing retailer. because our customers love it. see for yourself, at carvana.com. resso to help you remembermber commthat liberty mutualgia. customizes your home insurance, here's one tha

. >> jimmy: he showed up one time, he showed up wearing an "alvin and the chipmunks" onesie on my show. are you getting any of the australian accent at all >> i've got -- i think the closest i'm coming to 'cause i really love their "no", because it's - >> jimmy: yeah, you're right it is narrower >> they end it with an "r," and it's the best thing. and sometimes i'll say things to try to get people to say no "no. and they say, "no drama. no drama." and the first time somebody said it, i was asking somebody something, because there is no covid here so everyone is still super careful, but you're -- we can be out among people, delightfully so. and i was asking for something, someone goes, "no drama. i was like, "oh, no, no, no. there is no drama. i was just curious." >> jimmy: i don't want to start drama. >> yeah, yeah, no drama. >> jimmy: no, we're not making drama. >> i kept thinking they were thinking i was, like, flying off the handle then i just realized, it's just what they say. but i kept re-explaining >> jimmy: no drama i want to talk to you about the movie "superintelligence." wha

. >>> the nfl's week 16 started on christmas day with an epic performance from the saints' alvin kamarao became just the second running back in league history to rush for six touchdowns in a game during new orleans' nfc south-clinching victory over the vikings. if kamara was on your fantasy team this week, you likely earned the championship. on saturday, buccaneers quarterback tom brady only needed to play the first half against the lions, tossing four touchdowns in a 47-7 win that sends tampa bay to the playoffs for the first time since 2007. and yesterday, the steelers got back to their winning ways after three straight losses, scoring 21 unanswered points in the second half of a 28-24 comeback victory over the colts that captures the nfc north title for pittsburgh. in atlanta, the chiefs held off the falcons, 17-14, the fewest points in a win for kansas city with quarterback patrick mahomes, which earns the defending champs the afc's top seed in the playoffs. and in seattle, the seahawks are nfc west champions for the first time since 2016 after defeating the rams, 20-9. they still h

reverend warnock, and alvin the beagle responded. >> i think georgians will see the ads for what theyou? >> reporter: told ad spending, including reservations through the january 5th runoff crossed $300 million. spending by the incumbents and republican backers topped the democrats by $50 million. the georgia runoffs are far and away the most expensive senate races of the 2020 cycle. >> money absolutely matters rr b. >> reporter: brendan fisher offers this warning with georgia's ad war. >> voters are exhausted. they have just been through a hotly contested presidential race. they just voted in november. and they may not be motivated to vote again in january. >> reporter: especially says waitress kaylee waters when she's just trying to survive financially during covid. >> it doesn't make sense. we're in the middle of a pandemic kyung, pretty powerful words there. how could these emotional comments we heard from gabe sterlings and they were poignant emotional. >> reporter: what he's trying to say is come on give me something. he's asking the candidate to say something. we are hearing fr

if you had alvin kamara on your fantasy team, good for you.he saints running back tied an nfl record running for six touchdowns and had a career high 155 yards rushing. the saints win 52-33. with the win new orleans clinches the nfc south. >>> how, did you see this? the san jose earthquakes and chris wondolowski agreed toi ago deal. he wants to run it back one more time with the quakes. that is your look at sports. let's sending it back to you. >>> now we are going to get a check on the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. showing this wider perspective to show you the train of moisture and cloud cover that we have going all the way back to the hawaiian islands. now, this is going to move in, part of it anyway, to the bay area and it's going to move south pretty much from san francisco south so rain amounts will be picking up in portions where you didn't see that much yesterday for christmas. here's a look at lake tahoe where there are a few scattered light snow flurries and the advisories continue. a couple

asia when the season ending a rally by 13.9 seconds to finish 8 points clear of toyota's teammate alvin evans evans had a 14 point lead buy into the final race in illinois today but he crashed out on saturday. really happy. it's been a difficult weekend and these last days are different you know the more things are even but today i am very happy not jumping and maybe not crazy because right now we're having a time that you know not that people are suffering they're suffering over the war england's cricket tour of south africa is in disarray with monday's 2nd one day international the latest game to be postponed because of the coronavirus if i was the consolation of the 1st o.d.i. which was jus to take place friday re-arranged to sunday and then scraps all together after a south african play and 2 hotel staff tested positive inside the boys' secure bubble 2 members of england's party also returned unconfirmed positive tests cricket south africa is hopeful that they can stage the remaining 2 fishes at the told us before and then fly high long day. chinese club beijing f.c. a 3 to the asia

. >>> and it was a record-setting christmas day for new orleans saints running back alvin kamara.e had six touchdowns in the saints victory over the minnesota vikings, tying the nfl record for touchdowns in a single game. that was set in 1929 by hall of famer ernie nevers. his six touchdowns helped the saints clinch the nfc south title for the fourth straight year. way to go. >>> and if your christmas celebrations looked different this year, you're not alone. covid is responsible for so many changes and britain's royal family is no exception. sarah harman has more on how the queen celebrated the holiday and how 2020 has changed the royal family for good. >> i'm very glad to have been able to join you. >> reporter: it was the year even her majesty learned to zoom. the pandemic upending years of royal tradition, forcing the queen to abandon her beloved christmas ritual. instead of attending church with her nearest and dearest at her country estate, the 94-year-old monarch spent a quiet christmas at windsor castle with her husband, prince philip. using her annual christmas speech to

result of policies really going back to 1992, the revision of the articles of war, servicemembers like alvinndler and barry who were murdered for being gay, servicemembers were sexually assaulted and if they have reported their rapes they would've been outed and fired from the military. i was mindful of that suffering and to think it's important to note that today. a second reason the tears were flowing at the time was that that was so many advocates who had been working for so many decades, some behind the scenes and some not behind the scenes here people like greta chamomile and people like harry, zoe dunning, michelle been a key, service members legal defense network. i was ten on the shoulders of giants, civilians and servicemembers have been pushing for decades and decades towards equality. the third reason was the stakes and all of us during the conversation about "don't ask, don't tell" repeal more mindful of the impact on the military and the impact on the servicemembers. but for me personally this would never, it was not even about lgbtq equality. it was really about america, and wh

. >> this was the sentiment echoed by alvin patrick, the head of our culture unit who said now thousandsmy grandpa was a major leaguer. >> so many names we didn't even know. >> and this is going to significantly rewrite the record books. >> yes. >> like josh gibson, who you mentioned, had a career batting average of .365. that will put him second on the list only behind ty cobb. and his slugging percentage will eclipse babe ruth, the highest of all time. >> i think it just shows you the effect, i believe, of the black lives matter movement, that a lot of people of looking at things very, very differently and taking a look at history, for example, to say we need to right this. >> by the way, this is good for baseball fans who love to debate stats and those numbers there are going to be churned over and talked over. >> i've never heard of any of these names. you clearly did. >> josh gibson is 75 homers in 1931. that puts him -- there's going to be a revamping of these record books because the way these games were played back then, they were shorter sked ulds, barnstorming, but this is a gr

will: alvin camera, the new orleans saints having a christmas to remember yesterday.ts nfl reporter jen hail. he didn't just set a record, i imagine he won some people money yesterday in their fantasy football championships i mean six touchdowns? >> hi, will, merry christmas indeed, he did. he delivered christmas to a whole lot of fantasy football players, and especially the saints fans, because he has been the constant this entire season, for the new orleans squad. michael thomas, drew brees battling broken ribs for several weeks and he's gotten them through day after day, week after week and he also had a personal-best 155 rushing yards on the ground as well as the six scores so the saints certainly are glad santa delivered him to them and i know pete won't be happy about this but the saints beating the vikings that was huge because the vikings have been having of course dashed the saints playoff hopes several times in recent history. will: revenge, pete has already mentioned it this morning he's not happy. >> [laughter] sorry pete. will: i have to highlight this le

. >> my name is alvin.i have a sleep disorder and some chronic pain and am in complete support of the canna club opening. thank you for understanding. >> hi, my name is dan. i was born in san francisco. i also strongly support the social equity program. i do need cannabis to help with my shoulder and neck pain. i also ask you to support the project, too. thank you. >> hello? hi, my name is dennis wong. i am owner of the building and business is my family restaurant business. i want to give the social equity at my location at 3407 geary and opportunity to have the neighborhood and the people who -- i strongly support this business. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is ray. i strongly support the social equity program and this shop will be a very safe addition to the neighborhood. thank you. >> hello, commissioners. my name is tony. father of three kids. i live in the neighborhood and strongly support the social equity program. i need cannabis to help with my pain at night. it's v

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen andrew's off today ♪ ♪ >> alvin >> let's take a look at the u.sing to see right now we're in the green dow futures indicated up by 59 points a little weeker. up by 4. nasdaq up by 1 point this comes after a down day. a lot happening in washington. >>> meanwhile, we've just talked about this at the top. president trump demanding last-minute changes to the nearly $900 million coronavirus relief bill negotiated and passed by congress that wasn't good-bye parting is such sweet sorrow, diana, so you're back. joins us again with the latest >> reporter: yeah, it's called a holiday week, joe. last night president trump put out a four-minute video on twitter about the just passed stimulus bill. he didn't actually say he would veto it but he did ask for changes. >> i am asking congress to amend the bill and increase the ridiculously low $600 to $2,000 or $4,000 for a couple i am also asking congress to immediately get rid of the wasteful and unnecessary items from this legislation and to send me a suitable bill. >> reporter: now that amount was actually the

let's go to alvin in bridgeville, delaware. caller: i will not claim voter fraud. a couple of things do not add up to me. democratsthat in 2018 gained seats, and the vote reflected that. in this election, what was supposedly a blue wave did not happen. the democrats lost seats in the congress, and with this upcoming special election, the republicans serve in the senate. with those things being true, it does not add up. lost?he president i do not see how just the president can lose if the blue wave did not happen. i am not claiming fraud, but this seems suspicious to me. i heard some reports that some ballots came in with just a vote for biden. no one else was voted for. i do not vote like that. i guess some people can, but if i'm going to cast my vote, i will look the ticket over and make my selections down the line. that is not how government works. people do not just cast a ballot again, i'm not claiming fraud, but those don't add up. from new york city, james is on the democrats line. caller: first of all, c-span, i want to apologize for the gentleman who called

back to alvin york, that ordinary man called upon to do extraordinary things. york became a voice not only for veterans but for his nation. as the guns of your slowly started to approach the shores of the united states again, some questioned why the united states should again become tangled in the problems of your. didn't we just fight the war to end all wars? but york would echo thomas paine's remarks from the revolution and explain precisely why america had to fight. he said liberty, freedom, and democracy are so precious that you do not fight to win them once and then stop. liberty and freedom and democracy are prizes awarded only to those people who fight to win them and then keep fighting eternally to hold them. when i am asked what animates our work at the v.a., i say it is the stories of the men and women who sacrifice everything for us. it was not always so. president lincoln set the tone for us during the civil war by challenging us to care for those who have borne the battle. just a few blocks from here, president lincoln would get on a horse unaccomp