angelo: is so easy to forget about the history and stories. about the building blocks in the cultures. as these data points. paola: and that's a tendency right. when the story is like latinos coming into vote. they would overwhelmingly voted democratic. but there are so any nuances. what is it mean to be like a traditional latino man. i was of change right. there's so much data out there. but there's not enough research. there's never been enough research in the money does been invested in. angelo: yes . you reported about it a much different time than were living in right now. otherwise, we would be talking face-to-face on the stage somewhere. what are you saying, and how are you seeing latinos being affected by the coronavirus. paola: i think, that is the number one issue right now. i think a lot of latinos are sing this virus, this election is no longer about politics. is on a trump and biden. for any of them, is a matter of survival. life or death. there's over 36000 latinos that have died. and the employment rate is about 18 percent for l

it was tomas soucek who equalised with a header at the far post for west ham, before angelo 0gbonna'sn the table. istanbul basaksehir assistant coach pierre webo says 8 december 2020 will forever be remembered as a watershed moment in the fight against racism. he's been speaking to bbc sport after the champions league match between his side and paris st—germain was abandoned this week, when the players walked off because of an alleged racial slur aimed at webo by the fourth official. uefa have opened an investigation into the incident, with the romanian stood down from domestic matches until disciplinary proceedings have been concluded. you show them that if you don't respect players... as i told you, it was the first time. it means that if they come to watch the football, you know that it means those kinds of things, they will stop the game. it's not the referee who will stop it, it's the guys next to you. you know how it's going in the stadium, all the stadium. i think, as i told you, you will have the day before december and you have the day after 8 december, because people want to

to leave the european union at best nights on december 1st let's get more now from charlie angelo she joins me live from london and charlie what does this mean exactly what the u.k. is doing what it's backing down on does this essentially mean there are no deal breaks it's not off the table. well is deafening not the trade deal announced in that we've been waiting for but it is the resolution of one of these disagreements it's been going on in power a little over northern ireland and we just heard from michael gove who's one of the prime ministers most senior ministers and. the e.u. commission vice president they said that they are delighted to announce an agreement in principle on all issues in the u.k. e.u. withdrawal agreement joint committee so that means that they've come to an agreement on the specifics of how good can be traded between the u.k. and northern ireland good news for northern ireland because it means they can now work out how things will be done and the committee said that specifically this will include border control posts specifically for checks on animals plants

maya angelo was at the list. dr. maya angelo was a writer, poet and civil rights activist and much more. after difficult childhood in missouri and arkansas, she moved west to san francisco. she was a performer, singing and dancing and holding variety of jobs. her book "i know where the cage bird sings "chronicled her life up to age 17 and first brought her international recognition and acclaim. she would go on to publish six more installments chronicling her life. she was no nominated pulitzer prize. she read we are poem at president clinton's inauguration and her poem commemorated the 50th anniversary of the united nations. she wrote songs for roberta flak, wrote television scrips. she was nominated for tony award for her role in look away. her screen play was the first original movie script written by a black woman to be produce id and released. she was the first african-american woman to direct a major motion picture down in the delta. she was an activist. she worked alongside martin luther king and malcolm x. she

and a dear friend of mine and -- and regular customer, angelo, didn't give me a choice.onna try this. and he started this gofundme page. and he just asked me to be patient, and let's see what would happen. and i think, in 17 hours, we met the goal. it was -- it was astonishing how fast it -- it really took off. it was amazing. >> yeah. you needed a few tens of thousands. and -- and you were saying that you are now well over 180,000, which is remarkable. and it's happy news. for people who don't know, manuel's is a huge institution in atlanta. you have had a lot of high-profile people in there, over the years. three former presidents, for example. clinton, carter, obama. and for those who don't know, give us a sense of what manuel's means to atlanta. the loyalty of the customers, and so on. >> so, i mean, we've seen atlanta grow up. my father started the business. it was an extension of my grandfather's business, that was just a little further down the street. and we've watched atlanta -- our family's watched atlanta grow, and we've grown along with it. it's an 8,000-squa

[newsman] the man climbing out of the buick is angelo ruggiaro, he was on john gotti's crew along withtti's own brother, jean gotti. [jerry capeci] one of the rules that mob has, in theory, is you're not supposed to deal with drugs. but the real rule is don't get caught dealing drugs. the idea is if you get caught dealing drugs, we can kill you for violating the rules. [deveney] especially the gambino family with paul castellano as the boss he did not look kindly on dealing drugs. he was somebody who wanted the mafia to get more into legitimate business. [chertoff] so john gotti had violated the rules and if paul castellano ever found out, gotti would be killed. [george gabriel] i think john was born to be a "wise guy." it was as if it was in his blood [capeci] in the east new york section of brooklyn he joined a gang and decided that that was a way to make his mark. [ed mcdonald] he started out stealing money from grocery stores and it advanced to the stage where they were hijacking trucks. [bruce mouw] they always called him "good looking john" or the "good looking guy." john loved a

mario dee angelo first cut me hair in 197 when i came up for three months to work for senator baker when he was suddenly elected republican leader. some of my experiences in the senate haven't been so friendly, such as my confirmation hearing in 1991 when senator metzenbaum of ohio said, governor alexander, i've heard some very disturbing things about you, but i don't think i'll bring them up here. and he then put a hold on my nomination for two months until i was mysteriously confirmed late one night, and i still don't know how. back then i found a new way to make senators -- friends among senators when i went to the republican retreat and they said, stop talking and play the piano. we'll support bush's education program. so i did and they did. i've strengthened friendships in the so-called intersanctum that chuck schumer sand i resurrect downstairs. it provides a private space for senators to have a snack and a confers. one-third of this body of the senators and their spouses have come to the smoky mountains to be our guests of honey and me at our home for the weekend. we don't talk ab

is perhaps in a recently discovered document a note from a close advisor to the pope once in you angelo della. of the aqua road the american request is crucial. if the information is correct and. then comes a terrible sentence forced by the thoughts can you believe jews always exaggerate followed by the recommendation let's remain politically cautious because if we speak out we take sides and we should be nonpartizan there's a lot of evil parties will. this note helps us to understand why is the 12th remained silent and did not take part in the allies joined to protest against the mass murder of jews. does this document. guitar not involve of course this document alone does not give a reliable answer to the question of what the pope did and why he did it evolve because we need a therapy you have all the material in order to be able to give an overall judgment as i don't believe anything else would not be credible very nice but the fact that after one week we have already found such a key piece of information besides i means that we have to take a closer look at all the sources it's a sh

>>and i'm and has flown an >>yeager's wife actress victoria scott d angelo announced a acres passing tweeting it is with profound sorrow. i must tell you that my life love general chuck yeager passed just before 09:00pm eastern time she wrote an incredible life well lived america's greatest pilot and a legacy of strength adventure and patriotism will be remembered for ever. chuck yeager's test flights also helped the development of the nasa space program. his contributions featured in the right stuff. the book and movie about america's first astronauts. >>that was shared calvin reporting yeager flew more than 360 different types of aircraft and retired from the air force's in general. the judge which first broke the sound barrier in the x one hangs inside the air and space museum in washington d c. >>i'm alexandra le mon in washington coming up i'll have details about what we can expect the covid-19 vaccine to accomplish and what it won't do. >>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, thanks for second sticking with this early hour, let's get another check of the weather with joh

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, she works in a local ca re was angelo, she works in a local care home and she described it as a bitreally wa nted absolutely fine and you really wanted to speak out, to show what was happening and to encourage others to follow in her steps. as i say they are hoping to do a lot more work today, we are expecting it to be very busy, so let's talk to two members of staff. first of all, catherine, you have been working on the frontline with your colleagues in what must have been a really difficult year, how significant have the last 2a hours been for you and your colleagues? i think it is wonderful because it is like a little ray of sunshine in what has been the most difficult year that i have ever had in my career over 27 yea rs. have ever had in my career over 27 years. and i think throughout this timei years. and i think throughout this time i have been so buoyed up with the whole team, the whole team have worked phenomenally hard to make this day come to pass, and particularly also all the people across the world who have signed up for clinical trials and i really wa nt to for clinic

san angelo up to kansas city on the snowy side with the winter storm watches, advisories and warnings. flood watches from the arkansas down through texas, just west of houston. let's time it out. it is going to be a tornado threat that we're most concerned about tomorrow. that's along the gulf coast. port arthur, beaumont to lake charles. remember, they were hit with both hurricanes. the icy side goes from oklahoma city up to near chicago over to scranton by the time we start january 1st, tom. >> okay, ginger, thank you for that. >>> we head overseas now to a deadly airport attack in yemen that happened as live cameras were rolling. an explosion killing at least 22 people. the blast and gunfire erupting just after a plane landed, carrying members of the country's new saudi-backed government. hundreds of people on the tarmac at the time. here's abc's james longman. >> reporter: hundreds of supporters had lined up on the tarmac to celebrate the arrival of yemen's newly formed unity government from saudi arabia. the massive crowd surrounding the plane to greet the new cabinet. they were

it was tomas soucek who equalised with a header at the far post for west ham, before angelo 0gbonna sealedhir assistant coach pierre webo says the 8th of december 2020 will forever be remembered as a watershed moment in the fight against racism. he's been speaking to bbc sport after the champions league match between his side and paris st—germain was abandoned this week, when the players walked off because of an alleged racial slur aimed at webo by the fourth official. uefa have opened an investigation into the incident, with the romanian stood down from domestic matches until disciplinary proceedings have been concluded. you show them that if you don't respect others mutually — players... as i told you, it was the first time. it means that if they come to watch the football, you know that it means those kinds of things, they will stop the game. it's not the referee who will stop it, it's the guys next to you. you know how it's going in the stadium, all the stadium. i think, as i told you, you will have the day before 8th of december and you have the day after 8th of december, because peop

is perhaps in a recently discovered document a note from a close advisor to the pope once in you angelo della. of the aqua road the american request is crucial. if the information is correct and. then comes a terrible sentence forced by the thoughts can you believe jews always exaggerate followed by the recommendation that let's remain politically cautious because if we speak out we take sides and we should be nonpartizan your thought. this note helps us to understand why the 12th remained silent and did not take part in the allies join to protest against the mass murder of jews. does this document of the foggy. parts guitar not involve of course this document alone does not give a reliable answer to the question of what the pope did and why he did it evolve because we need a 3rd review of all the material in order to be able to give an overall judgment and that anything else would not be credible there in that the fact that after one week we have already found such a key piece of information besides i means that we have to take a closer look at all the sources it's a shoulder to concen

. >>> the san francisco giants will include street names dedicated to poet maya angelo and baseball player tony stone in response to increased calls for social justice. angelou lived in san francisco for a time and was the first black streetcar conductor, and stone was the first black woman to play on a baseball team. >>> gianna has her eye on a slowdown at the bay bridge. how is that shaping up? >>> it's sluggish out of the east bay into san francisco, and the metering lights are on. you are backed up to the foot of the maze unless you are coming off the east shore freeway, and then backed up to the 80 itself and brake lights out of berkeley and into emeryville. a little slow this morning as you make the ride toward the city, and the upper deck into san francisco, we have a crash at the intersection of fremont and harrison, surface streets but causing a backup. so a couple of problems in the area that might slow you down. but as far as delay across the upper deck near the skyway, that's just coming into san francisco, you are seeing speeds down to 41 miles per hour. and taking a look at t

through texas, we'll see san angelo, several inches of snow, as the cold air is in place.k at the difference between the back side of the front with highs only in the 30s and the other side of the front, where we have temperatures in the 60s and 70s. the warmer air is going to try to push east, which is why this storm moving through is mostly rain for so many across the eastern third of the country. temperatures will rebound as we go throughout the rest of the weekend. look what we're bracing ourselves for today. we have snow showers through the rockies. we have heavy pockets of snow through central texas. we also have the chance for severe storms and isolated tornadoes along the gulf coast. the rain moves to the southeast. the northeast, we're starting with >>> beautiful view over san jose. thanks to that sunrise. we're going to dry up for this afternoon. we did get a couple showers overnight. here's a look at your daytime highs for today. lovely day ahead. upper 50s, low 60s throughout the bay area. 50 degrees in san francisco and 62 for concord and we're going to remain

still ahead tonight, my message to the lockdown leaders, scott atlas reacts and angelo marsden who whoa powerful video about california's cruel ♪ steve: welcome back. this week scott ellis left his position of white house coronavirus advisor paid for years he was a senior member of stanford university's department of medicine. i know stanford well and taught there when i first moved to america in 2012 and of always been grateful for the opportunity they gave me but on november 20 the university equity senate condemned dr. atlas and said his actions quote, contradict medical science and claimed he misrepresented knowledge and opinion regarding the management of the pandemic showing disdain for establishment knowledge and alleged he violated stanford's core values and high ethical standards. high ethical standards but interesting. earlier in the year three current members of stanford medical faculty epidemiologist, jay and aaron published a study that completely offended what we thought we knew about the virus and by testing antibodies where standard is based the doctors establish that c

a los angeles county restaurant named angelo is extremely frustrated about the inconsistencies on hert a television station was able to set up table and tents and chairs next door. >> they have not given us money and we cannot survive. my staff cannot survive! look at this! tell me that this is dangerous but right next to me is a slap in my face! where that is safe. this is safe? 50 feet away? >> i have to be honest, i mean, that is a compelling argument. >> it's a very compelling argument and we know what works. ventilation, masks, distancing, and hand hygiene, period. if you have those conditions at play in your restaurant or your business, then we have not seen risks in those four conditions being applied. so it is fair for her to say if we know so much more about the virus, being nuanced and chiseled in your recommendations and as opposed to blunt you will get more reaction. >> thank you, dr. gandhi. >>> a fully authorized vaccine, when it could be available to you and your family. >>> george conway will join me to discuss what is going on with all of these lawsuits. now it's abou

allowed to return to france when an exchange or a cessation of hostilities ensues n. 1775 when the angelo american elite decide to voice their grievances against parliament by force of arms in april of 1775 it is with these ideas of warfare that they enter the conflict. they believe they understand how their enemy is going to fight. they are going the fight by these rules, and prisoners of course would be treated humanely. anglo americans see themselves as civilized. the british 3,000 miles across the atlantic had a very different idea. these were not calls transparent colonial subjects. these are rebels. these are rebels and traitors against the king. they pose a direct challenge to the supremacy of parliament and that cannot be tolerated. and the british state in the 18th century had suppressed no shorter than three major domestic insurrections in britain. and they had done so extremely violently. all right? so rebels are to be punished? they are not to be conciliated and not to be negotiated with. that is very, very clear. when the british army comes over here, they are forbidden by th

and the wise words of maya angelo, when somebody shows who they are, believe them. believe them and don't forget what they said. listen to this, it's from a scathing editorial, apologizing for endorsing congressman michael walz, who supported the president's last ditch effort. we had no way of knowing that he was not committed to democracy. during our sblinterview, we didt think to ask, would you back throwing out millions on the votes in different states to hand it to donald trump? our bad. that's what they wrote. oh, it's somebody's bad, all right, those 126 house republicans will never live this down. and they shouldn't live it down. they signed on to this president he's doomed attempt to steal our election. and putting the foundation of our democracy at risk, and they had no right to do it. i want you to listen to senator murphy on the senate floor today. right now, the most serious attempt to over throw our democracy in the history of the country is under way. those who are pushing to make donald trump president for a second term, no matter the outcome of the e

but this angelo saxon system depends on the idea that citizens will place the public interest ahead of their private interest. donald trump has put that assumption to the test, plunging our democracy into crisis. we need a set of post-trump reforms to bolster american democracy. independent non-partisan boards should be established to manage elections rather than partisan officials. standardized rules should be set about voter registration, mail-in voting, ballot chel edges and the reporting of results. we need a broader set of reforms that draw on the experience of the trump years, once that codify into law what have been traditions and norms and practices. candidates should have to disclose their tax returns so that the public be aware of any potential conflicts of interest. winners must be required to place any of their businesses or assets into genuine blind trusts. additionally, we can now see that the lag between the election and inauguration is much too long. far longer than most other countries where it's often a day or two. the incumbent enjoys far too much power during this t

expect any of this are all this, but i do know so many businesses and employees and people have said, angelople. they speak on our behalf, because we are not going to make it, you know. it has been a whirlwind. and i am audit -- i've had people from england called me. i've had people from australia a call from all over the country, because everybody is in this spirit we are in this together, you know. and it is not me against a production company or me against, you know, the massage parlors or the mall. you know, it is just about people and us surviving this. it is like the titanic is going down. what are you going to do? are you going to sit and play a vital, you know, or are you going to get the lifeboats out and start thinking outside the box and say people? that is literally how serious this is. we will not know the effects until like i said in february. they are going to pulling evictions. do you know how many people -- how many restaurant employees are not paying their rent? when your ranges over $1,000 a month, and it has not been paid for five months, six months, ten months, what are

our success in this go fund me is -- has been angelo's effort and our history.e history we do. we have been here since 1956. and we have had a lot of people come through here. millions of people come through here over those years. and -- this place has had a impact on them and they have stepped up. i'm so grateful. >> it is not me. it is the -- it's not my everett it's the history. ainsley: you are a wonderful man organizing all of this. nothing sadder to go to your grandparent's hometown where you have memory of a restaurant or old drugstore served ice cream that's where i have my memories when you go back and see it shut down that's sad. i'm so glad that's not going to happen to your tavern. congratulations. god bless you. thanks for hiring all these people and keeping them in the restaurant and paychecks. if you want to help donate go on go fund me save manuel's tavern or go to our website foxnews.com and we have a link there got bless you both. merry christmas. >> thank you. merry christmas to you. >> same to you. thank you. ainsley: thank you. let's hand it

all the rest are angelo saxon to get straight across to english speaking people.hat is the latin word? surrender, correct. hardly worth asking an audience like this. and what did he say after we shall never surrender? remember? slightly contradicting himself. he then went on to say and if -- which i do not for a moment believe this island or a large part of it were subjugated and starving then our empire beyond the sea, armed and guarded by the british fleet would carry on the fight until in god's good time the new world with all its power and might steps in to the rescue and liberation of the old. and that invocation of god a significantly bigger player in american politics than british politics politics. and absolutely aimed at the american audience. that was what he was trying to do. the woos process did -- wooing process didn't go all that smoothly to begin with. first of all there was the destroyers base deal. the destroyers for bases deal which i'm afraid to say not very advantageous to this country, to britain, to my country. we had to give up trinidad, oth

he has requests and midland odessa and san angelo hyder stopping at places like here we grow learning center making kids and adults feel. students like 4 year-old neely havens giving the grunt a chance by giving him a special drawing. >>i know my best pulled up to a lie can and will happen. >>my house we that was brenda lipinski, reporting and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock, here's what we're tracking for kron 4 news at 9 in rising cases more bay area counties could be understand home orders soon how business owners are reacting to that south a pastor defies health orders why he says he will >>from the bay area's local news station. watching kron 4 news. feels like you're bullets. >>now at 9 business owners are increasingly frustrated as more bay area counties come under stay at home orders which may's more restrictions on them good evening, everybody i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne right now solano county along with several others in the bay area are on track to be under a stay at home order as early as next week, something the governor

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still ahead tonight, my message to the lockdown leaders, scott atlas reacts and angelo marsden who whoade a powerful video about california's cruel lockdown rule joins us live. don't go away. ♪ students of color typically do not have access to high quality computer science and stem education. ♪ i joined amazon because i wanted to change education and i am impatient. amazon gives me the resources to change the world at a pace that i want to change it. ♪ we provide students stem scholarships and teachers with support. ♪ i'm a fighter and i'm fighting for all students. ♪ steve: welcome back. this week scott ellis left his position of white house coronavirus advisor paid for years he was a senior member of stanford university's department of medicine. i know stanford well and taught there when i first moved to america in 2012 and of always been grateful for the opportunity they gave me but on november 20 the university equity senate condemned dr. atlas and said his actions quote, contradict medical science and claimed he misrepresented knowledge and opinion regarding the management of the

in wall, texas, which is an outlying community outside of san angelo. it's a pretty closed community. >> reporter: and inside that community none of leslie's friends or family doubted fred and couldn't understand why folks up in colorado were asking questions. >> yeah, people loved dad. that's why he had immense amount of support. >> reporter: and then, ten months after leslie's death, fred mueller got an invitation from the cbi. an agent wanted fred to come back up to colorado for a talk. >> he casually mentioned, like, "oh yeah, i'm going back to colorado. they wanted me back up there." he's just saying, like, "you know, i don't know what they're doing, either. but it's just -- we got to cooperate. they're doing their job. let's just get past it so we can move on." >> i just wanted to first, fred, thank you for coming. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: again he shared his recollections about that day at the vacation home. >> it was a beautiful day and it went to hell. there are so many things i wish i had done differently. >> reporter: and again describ

>>time and has flown an >>yeager's wife actress victoria scott d angelo announced a acres passing tweeting it is with profound sorrow. i must tell you that my life love general chuck yeager passed just before 09:00pm eastern time she wrote an incredible life well lived america's greatest pilot and a legacy of strength adventure and patriotism will be remembered for ever. chuck yeager's test flights also helped the development of the nasa space program. his contributions featured in the right stuff. the book and movie about america's first astronauts. >>60 types of aircraft he was like a cowboy and that genius and the cockpit to build a master that many aircraft. the jet the acre first broke the sound barrier with the x one by the way hangs inside the air and space museum in d c. >>i saw it as a kid that when he slid back east if you ever get a chance go in there and take a look it is it's inspiring we'll be right back. 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

still ahead tonight, my message to the lockdown leaders, scott atlas reacts and angelo marsden who whoade a powerful video about california's cruel she's so beautiful. janie, come here. check this out. let me see. she looks... kind of like me. yeah. that's because it's your grandma when she was your age. oh wow. that's...that's amazing. oh and she was on the debate team. yeah, that's probably why you're the debate queen. - mmhmm. - i'll take that. look at that smile. i have the same dimples as her. yeah. the same placements and everything. unbelievable. the same placements and everything. finding the right words can be tough.n it comes to autism, finding understanding doesn't have to be. we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. ♪ steve: welcome back. this week scott ellis left his position of white house coronavirus advisor paid for years he was a senior member of stanford university's department of medicine. i know stanford well and taught there when i first moved to america in 2012 and of always been grate

>>time and has flown an >>yeager's wife actress victoria scott d angelo announced a acres passing tweetingt is with profound sorrow. i must tell you that my life love general chuck yeager passed just before 09:00pm eastern time she wrote an incredible life well lived america's greatest pilot and a legacy of strength adventure and patriotism will be remembered for ever. chuck yeager's test flights also helped the development of the nasa space program. his contributions featured in the right stuff. the book and movie about america's first astronauts. >>that was sheriff kelvin reporting lived penn valley, nevada county which is just up the hill from beale air force base which is the home of the u 2. >>and the s or 71 which the fastest plane ever fly anyway yeager with eventually fly. more than 360 different types of aircraft retired from the air force as a brigadier general the jet that he used to break that sound barrier. the x one, hangs inside the air and space museum in washington dc that's pretty amazing. >>well, still ahead a holiday display with non-traditional looks. >>how a homeowner

angelo again and happy new year from fox news in washington. a christmas holiday season like none other as americans isolated by covid precautions and looking for an economic boost now face more uncertainty. the president in florida after throwing a wrench into relief proceedings. in washington, time is running out and tomorrow is shaping up to be one of the most consequential days of the congressional year. the house is scheduled to vote on the president's demand for $2,000 direct payments to some americans, although it will likely diana republican-controlled senate. the country also facing a looming shutdown in the middle of a pandemic which is killed more than 330,000 people in this country. in a moment we will speak with republican senator pat toomey of pennsylvania, but first, let's bring in mark meredith with the latest from the presidents mar-a-lago retreat in florida. mark. >> mike, lawmakers from both parties are pleading with the president to sign the stimulus and funding bill already in front of them all in an effort to prevent the g

my angelo scholastic books. tonight's honoree carolyn reedy was the ceo of simon & schuster until her passing this past week. we will hear from simon & schuster and the aba on the american literary community. carolyn's husband steven will accept the literary award on her behalf. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the first thing i thought of only lost carolyn reedy was she was a reader. sure ran a huge company and she knew everybody in the publishing world. she knew how it worked but she was a leader. >> we have things that we remember about carolyn and some that remember. it was her intuitive feel for the publishing company and for others not just authors and other folks in the publishing business booksellers and anybody who picked up a book. >> she was always pushing knitting that i had a place in the company. it was comforting for sure. >> a can imagine anybody more deserving than carolyn reedy to receive this recognition. >> the contribution she is made to the bit -- book business more broadly to the literary landscape in america a

when my angelo arrived, i with her the tallest, launders person on the planet, and equally tall bass instrument, after the shock of amazement it became clear that we were in for a concert treat. just as the chalice undress the instrument and begin to prepare it, i see it to the kitchen to stir the pot of warming peas. i arrived at the stove when i heard a loud squawk followed by a shriek. simultaneously the was a thump as if something fell to the floor. one hand over mouth, the other over ice in an effort not to make a sound of desperately rolling on the floor imprisoned in sheer glee was the erudite poet who had swung like a pendulum to wardrobe master of paradise, it was he who inspired the unrepeatable before columbus foundation offering the american award, but then he was a helpless, hapless member of what would be called the great generation, rolling on a tiny kitchen floor. we dared not utter a sound, we would be misunderstood. we were not laughing at the cellist or at her rebellious instrument. we were laughing perhaps at nothing less than the absurdity of the very self. mostl

hispanic and the outpaced angelo workers rather dramatically. you think those on the republican side are ever going to get an apology for making up things. why don't we go on and make it for gender? turns out the 2018 and 2019 movement in wage growth was miraculous. there should have been joy in this body if you care about the working poor and turns out that wage growth on females, particularly females who didn't have a high school education was remarkable. in 20818 when they did the calculation, it was 7% wage growth because their labor had value. we live in a society that had more jobs than people. got to be all of our goal is that people's work, their labor became valuable. i desperately hope to focus on how to get back to that. i know some of these charts are hard to read and we'll put them up on our website and i compliment on the joint economic activity, but this one and the next one are just important because it is a simple fact that the rhetoric after tax reform from the left, they made things up. and by doing that, they hurt so many ame

angelo took the lead. >> this moment is about to happen. >> reporter: once the box was opened, she immediately placed the vials into this ultra cold freezer. as erin is putting it in, it's negative 79 degrees celsius in the freezer. >> mission accomplished. [ applause ] >> reporter: the next step, take out 100 vials, label them, and give them 30 minutes to thaw out. then it was time to transport them to the vaccine room using a mobile refrigerator. as they move through the hospital, one man was pumping his fist in the air. >> finally we're able to give them more or less absolute prevention given the efficacy of this vaccine. >> reporter: once those first 100 vials, which had 500 doses inside, arrived in the vaccination room, they were allowed to continue thawing out while the call went out to eva teniola. she was the nurse who would be the first uc davis health employee to get the vaccine. >> okay, thank you. i am super ready. >> reporter: as her husband drove her the 18 minutes to the hospital, the vaccine had thawed. it was then mixed with saline solution and given to teniola right after she

mario dee angelo first cut me hair in 197 when i came up for three months to work for senator baker when he was suddenly elected republican leader. some of my experiences in the senate haven't been so friendly, such as my confirmation hearing in 1991 when senator metzenbaum of ohio said, governor alexander, i've heard some very disturbing things about you, but i don't think i'll bring them up here. and he then put a hold on my nomination for two months until i was mysteriously confirmed late one night, and i still don't know how. back then i found a new way to make senators -- friends among senators when i went to the republican retreat and they said, stop talking and play the piano. we'll support bush's education program. so i did and they did. i've strengthened friendships in the so-called intersanctum that chuck schumer sand i resurrect downstairs. it provides a private space for senators to have a snack and a confers. one-third of this body of the senators and their spouses have come to the smoky mountains to be our guests of honey and me at our home for the weekend. we don't talk ab

got themselves level, and then won it ten minutes from time, thanks to this thumping header from angelo 0le gunnar solskjaer after they limped out of the champions league in the week. joe lynskey looks ahead. the last manchester dobie was march eight, 2020. the month a city and a spot was set to change. fans have not been at old trafford since. the wind that they left united 12 points behind city stock not in this season's table, it is above blue. yes! another wind this evening could put united two points off the top but their last nine months have varied between extremes. sometimes they are brilliant. sometimes not. commentator: and manchester united will not be competing the champions league. instead, they are confined to the europa league. we were, and the group was disappointed on tuesday night. it's just the group was disappointed on tuesday night. it'sjust natural. we really wanted to go through the tournament and now the reality is we are not. then we just have to move on. after that the focus hasjust been on the manchester derby, that is properly the best game that you can ask f

host: that is cliff from san angelo texas. little more about his career, from the new york times story about the pick of general lloyd austin, he retired as a four-star general in 2016 after 41 years in the military, respected across the military, especially african-american officers ending wristed -- enlisted soldiers, as a rare black man to crack the ceiling that has kept the upper ranks of the military largely the domain of white men. 43% of active-duty troops are people of color but people making crucial decisions are almost entirely white and male. the story goes on to say the general became a top commander of american forces in iraq in 2010, when the united states had roughly 50,000 service members there. much of the tension moved on to other hotspots in the middle east. also the direction of iraq, including weather and many -- whether american forces remain there. the commanders on the ground were ultimately overruled by the obama administration, which pulled out all american forces at the end of 2011. years later, the

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