so avery is getting ready to come home. >> say that again? >> avery coming home. >> yes. excellent!l signs point to full reunification. and while they wait for a firm date, they've been granted overnight visitation. >> it's obvious that chris and amanda very been working really, really hard. and it was really great to see how much support there was in the room for them. from the magistrate to the social workers, it was unlike any court proceeding i've ever experienced. >> i'm so proud of you. welcome home. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i found that court proceeding today incredibly moving. but if someone relapses during their time in family treatment court, does that disqualify them? >> absolutely not. we don't focus on the relapse so much. it is important. but it's what you do after that relapse. that's where we can tell if we're making a difference. >> the people who are in disbelief that people who have had serious issues with addiction should keep their children, should keep their babies, how do you respond to that? >> i say, ask somebody that is struggling with addiction

avery and tiffany nominated each other.re both nurses at saint pauls hospital in vancouver, canada. we just made a plan to nominate each other but her nomination for me was selected, and within a couple of days, she texted me and was like, ‘oh my god, your nomination was selected.‘ of course my first thing was, i'm going to take you and she was like, ‘no, no, it is for you and your husband.‘ it's because avery was supposed to go to spain this year for her 10 year anniversary and of course that got cancelled, that got cancelled, so hopefully this can be her 10 year anniversary vacation. avery has got a free stay here in the dominican republic when travel restrictions finally ease for a well earned rest. working in the healthcare sector right now is really scary. we are both psychiatric nurses so we serve really the most marginalised and vulnerable population. with covid, we're really afraid it's going to spread within that population so every time we going to work, we feel uncertain, we are scared, we are scared to bring it

avery shenfeld is with cibc. great to have you with us.'s start with that deficit and whether you are concerned about what you are hearing. we already knew a lot about it, some extra spending here, but at what level do you start to sound the alarm? avery: it is not so much this year. you are looking at a deficit of $382 billion. if you break into that number, you realize a vast majority of that is the extra spending associated with the covid crisis. it will disappear because it is in temporary measures, as well as the hit to revenue. there is some pretty high deficit numbers beyond this year , numbers over 100 billion dollars next year for example, some additional spending still to be allocated into that number, so we don't have it down pat. when i looked way out into the future, the government is saying they can get the deficit down to under 1% of gdp by 2025, so they are still talking about getting back to a more reasonable balance when the economy improves. ,ut it will be important to incoming budgets, to lay out the explanation of how

abc's averi harper has the latest from washington, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those long-awaited stimulus checks are finally going out. now the president is attacking his own party, saying those checks aren't big enough. this morning, another stimulus stalemate is taking shape in washington. as americans begin to receive a second round of economic relief, the treasury department says direct deposits could have arrived as early as last night, while releasing more details about payments for americans who qualify. $600 for individuals, $1,200 for married couples, and up to $600 for each qualifying child. it all comes as a measure to bump those stimulus checks from $600 to $2,000 hits a major block. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blocked two attempts from democratic senators to bring it to a vote on the floor. but mcconnell added that the senate will begin a process to bring three priorities to the table this week. the possible repeal of liability protections for social media companies, election integrity, and potentially the $2,000 stimulus checks, all tru

good morning, avery. >> reporter: good morning, mona. congress is slated to meet to certify the electoral college vote, but in a last-ditch effort to overturn the results, missouri senator josh hawley says that he'll object to the results during that process. his objection will force the house and senate to vote on whether to accept joe biden's election win without giving specifics or evidence. hawley alleges that some states failed to follow their election laws and that big tech interfered on behalf of biden. >> 74 million americans have concerns about election integrity. we're supposed to just sit down and shut up? i mean, somebody has to stand up here. this process right here, my one opportunity to stand up and say something, and that's exactly what i'm going to do. >> reporter: now there has been no evidence of widespread election fraud, and many of his critics are calling this move purely political and it is important to note there have been a growing number of republicans including senator mitch mcconnell who acknowledged joe biden

here's averi harper. >> reporter: this morning, another stimulus stalemate is taking shape in washington. as americans begin to receive a second round of economic relief, the treasury department says direct deposits could have arrived as early as last night, while releasing more details about payments for americans who qualify. $600 for individuals, $1,200 for married couples, and up to $600 for each qualifying child. it all comes as a measure to bump those stimulus checks from $600 to $2,000 hits a major block. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blocked two attempts from democratic senators to bring it to a vote on the floor. but mcconnell added that the senate will begin a process to bring three priorities to the table this week. the possible repeal of liability protections for social media companies, election integrity, and potentially the $2,000 stimulus checks, all trump demands. but how the senate will actually proceed is still unclear. >> those are the three important subjects the president has linked together. >> reporter: after mcconnell blocked the vote, trump tweeted this

here's averi harper. >> reporter: this morning, another stimulus stalemate is taking shape in washington. as americans begin to receive a second round of economic relief, the treasury department says direct deposits could have arrived as early as last night, while releasing more details about payments for americans who qualify. $600 for individuals, $1,200 for married couples, and up to $600 for each qualifying child. it all comes as a measure to bump those stimulus checks from $600 to $2,000 hits a major block. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blocked two attempts from democratic senators to bring it to a vote on the floor. but mcconnell added that the senate will begin a process to bring three priorities to the table this week. the possible repeal of liability protections for social media companies, election integrity, and potentially the $2,000 stimulus checks, all trump demands. but how the senate will actually proceed is still unclear. >> those are the three important subjects the president has linked together. >> reporter: after mcconnell blocked the vote, trump tweeted this

hi, avery. avery is a former student of mine. i'm a big believer in phased revision.not trying to revise all at once, but breaking it into phases. i will do the whittlesey revision and not worry about anything else that is wrong. i will do a dialog revision and ignore everything else. i will do a factual accuracy revision. that would not necessarily work for other people. but otherwise, it makes a very daunting process doable to me. >> i'm going to reverse course and say revision is the one time i truly have fun writing. >> it's like, i hate writing, but i love revising. >> first of all, my hunch is we love george saunders when he came to speak. kathleen, i don't know if you are there, but he talked about revision and just how great it is and where the creative writing professors. but then marilyn robinson, who's one of my favorite writers, says she only does it for draft stuff. i don't even know what i am saying until i get to do revision. to me, provision is finally when you're like, okay, this is a story i want to tell. this is how i want to tell it. this is the ki

avery harper, abc news, washington. >>> a ban on flavored tobacco set to go into effect on january 1st in california has been delayed. opponents led by tobacco companies say they got enough signatures to put the new law to a statewide vote. officials agreed to wait until 623,000 signatures can be verified. however one county is reporting a high level of signatures that do not match records. if there's not enough the ban will begin when the secretary of state certifies the drive. >>> mastercard said people were shopping for home decor and furniture because more people are staying at home. the report also found online shopping went up almost 50% between october and christmas eve. >>> okay. so here is the perfect blend of winter and we'll say creativity at christmastime. this man. it's not a fire. this guy in kentucky said instead of using a shovel he would bring out the flame thrower to clear his driveway. yes. there's another view of this that somebody else did that's really close. you're like why. to add on top of this, he dressed up as cousin eddie from the national lampoon christmas

averi harper, abc news, washington. >>> federal and state health officials admit the number of covid-19 vaccinations is below what was initially promised. tens of millions of doses were promised to be delivered nationwide by the end of december, we are here now and those numbers have fallen short, including in the state of california. the surgeon general dr. jerome adams talked about that this morning on "gma." >> from a federal perspective we are on track to have 20 million people able to be vaccinated, doses on the ground by the end of next week as general perna said. we're on track from that perspective and have to help the state even local entities to get the vaccines administered and into bodies and arms. >> the surgeon general talked about the new variant of coronavirus. >> take any worry you have and understand the vaccines still look like they're going to work and talked to dr. collins and fauci about it as recently as yesterday. a more contagious variant means it's more critical we follow basic health measures, wash your hands, wear a mask, watch your distance and wait to gat

averi harper has that and a grim new prediction from the cdc. >> reporter: the second confirmed casethe more contagious variant of covid-19 has been found in southern california's san diego county. health officials there trying to determine where the 30-year-old patient got it and how many more people could be infected. >> because there is no travel history, we believe this is not an isolated case. >> the first case found in colorado and another in a suspected member of the national guard. >> we do not have evidence that the variant virus is circulating in that facility, but testing is ongoing. >> reporter: health experts say the mutation is not more deadly and vaccines should still be effective against it. but the pace of vaccinations is still far behind expectations. >> that number is lower than what we hoped for. >> the trump administration pledged 20 million vaccinations by the end of the year. so far 14 million have been distributed and only 2.5 million doses administered. the president blaming the states for the slow rollout tweeting they need to get moving. there are fears the

. >> i avery wored. but our come is ch muchyand oth.ow.ays' wk a we have to someh scrape . >>devi rahu had chen to have anoer child before the pandemic hit. but hundreds of thousands of other women in indonesia got pregnant during the pandemic without planningo. thiss bandung,50 kilometers east othe capita juhars is pregna. but e did nochoose thave other chd. during the lockdown she ran out of contraceptive pills. the local chemist was closed. and condoms are not widely used in indonesia. then, her husband lost his job and now, money is in short supply. >> during the lockdown, the public health clinics didn't want to see women who only needed contraceptives. i could have gone to see a midwife privately, but that would have been much too expensive. and ev now that am pregnt, i can't afford to see a midwife to get a check-up. >> jursih's daughter siti and son dava both stl go to school. money isight even thout a third child. juharsih has applied to join the public health insurance scheme. t she do not yet know if she's been accepted. it d

avery williamson slips a tackle. you will not be caught in the open field.t is a 69 yard return. it was 19-30-13. the spartans needed to answer. they put one on the money to isaiah hamilton with coverage on the end zone. great concentration. the spartans led a two point conversion with almost a full quarter to play. the broncos scored within 7 but they answered with another touchdown drive. they roll out and find derek junior. they beat boise for the first time in 15 tries. 34-20 the final. they go 7-0 and wendy mountain west for the first time. >> what a night. what a night for san jose university. what a night for our players and our fans. just incredible. in has been a beautiful journey. it has been magical.>>> nfl action in december where the bills were trying to do something they haven't done in 25 years. the broncos didn't put much of a fight. buffalo already upfront. drew lock is sacked. they pick the ball up and make an open field running back. he runs about 50 yards. buffalo once 48-19 in the new england's run as the 20 20 afc champion. >> tiger woo

avery harper, abc news, washington. >>> one san francisco supervisor wants to put an end to permanent closures to music and entertainment venues. according to "the chronicle" new ed ed legislation for the remaining. the venues the first to close and likely the last to reopen. if passed cover up to $50 million for funding for local venues. night life in the city accounted for more than $7 billion each year. >>> coming up, the new way to holiday this new year's eve. how the bay area is adapting with virtual celebration and restaurant meal kits and more. >>> plus, the sea lion that has gone home for the holidays thanks to volunteers from the marine mammal center. her story of survival. >>> and today is one of our brightest and warmest days moving forward because starting tomorrow, we've got a series of storms on the way and they're all ones on the storm impact scale. this one comes in tomorrow night with less than 0.2 but make for a slippery thursday morning commute. we'll take a look at that when >>> check this out. a rare southern california storm brought hail to parts of los angeles c

avery nolan received a pfizer vaccine shot last week. because of the damage, he has seen the virus inflict. >> in no way. >> also tonight president-elect joe biden's pick for surgeon general says a realistic time line for nationwide vaccination, jericka, is late summer, early fall of 2021. >> duncan: still a long road ahead, errol barnett in memphis, thank you. in a sudden turn today the british government warned that a new strain of the virus is quote out of control. it's also been identified in italy. several european countries have now restricted travel to the u.k this is london's heathrow airport tonight as people rush to leave as tough new rules are enforced. cb saryks elizabeth palmer is there. >> with the clock ticking toward lockdown, central london's oxford street was mobbed on saturday night. with crowds making the most of last chance christmas shopping. by morning all nonessential businesses businesses were shut and they will stay that way until at least the end of the month. just last tuesday prime minister bore is johnson pr

back to turn our 2 avery in he's the general secretary of the league of social democrats and veteran activist in hong kong mr ng welcome did you expect joshua want to be sentenced for more than a year. unfortunately i do. i mean it is still shocking to hear such a severe sentence sentence that basically over the past year to. hong kong judicial system and the courts and judges have the tendency of punishing protesters of politico dissidents extreme. sentencing so even though that this case we will watch. and at lest it was certainly find a case today a court expect is going to be a tough legal battle and unfortunately. they are going to have to spend their foreseeable future in prison. now you yourself mr a how are facing charges yourself related to last years or protests how concerned how worried are you about your own case. well basically i suspend no i've been going in and out of prison over the past couple of years so. i got used to it however. the shift is particularly this concern to expect leave the national security law in that i basically they sit in their own government is

here's abc's avery harper. >> reporter: this video shows the moment the christmas day explosion rocked downtown nashville. investigators calling it a suicide bombing. >> anthony warner is the bomber. he was present when the bomb went off and he perished in the bombing. >> reporter: shortly after 1:00 a.m. christmas morning this rv was parked outside the at&t building. authorities are viewing this surveillance video of the blast. >> if you can hear this message, evacuate now. >> reporter: police say they could hear the ominous recording coming from the rv, along with a '60s pop song. >> what i remember was downtown where the lights shine bright. >> reporter: investigators now psychiatric and medical history. agents could be seen carrying out bags of evidence associated with a home from warner. investigators are investigating whether he was paranoid about 5g technology. meanwhile six nashville police officers are describing the moments they rushed to evacuate families before friday's explosion. officer brenna hosey began banging on doors, helping a mother of four evacuate. >> she said le

hi, avery. avery is a former student of mine, and i'm a big believer in phased revision so not trying to revise all at once, but breaking it into phases and all right, i'll do the literacy revision and i'm not going to do anything else that's wrong and i'll do a dialogue revision and again, that wouldn't necessarily work for other people and that would make what otherwise makes a really daunting process do to me. >> revision is a one time and i truly have fun writing. >> myles, i hate writing, but i love revising. >> when students say i don't want to revise, and then, first of all, my hunch is we love george saunders when he came to speak because he talked about, like -- kathleen, i don't know if you were there, but he talked about revision and how great it is and how the create of writing professors and marilyn robinson who is one of my favorite writers said i only do this first draft stuff. i can't imagine it and i don't really know what i'm saying until i get to revision and to me, it's, okay

. >> averi harper in washington, thank you. >>> now to the growing crisis inside the nation's hospital wes another coronavirus surge expected soon. we learned overnight that california is taking new action and there's new hope for another vaccine. this morning, the u.s. military now deploying medical troops to help california's overburdened hospitals, buckling under the pressure of skyrocketing covid cases. los angeles county, the epicenter, taking new action, requiring all travelers to quarantine for ten days as the region reports a 600% increase in deaths since november. >> on average, 9 to 10 people in l.a. county test positive for covid-19 every minute. >> 96% of hospitals in l.a. county had no room for emergency patients over the weekend. some hospitals now putting patients in conference rooms and even gift shops because of the lack of space. >> it's absolutely devastating. it's very challenging to know that patients are coming into the hospital even sicker than they normally do because we, frankly, can't take them in all the hospitals that way. >> doctors growing more concerned j

he had already contracted with william avery baker to have plans drawn up. the two got word of what each other were trying to do. they met and got together and hornblower said, we have the plans. charleston said, i will build the ship if you guys will take care of it. and plymouth plantation has taken care of the ship for the last 64 years. and we just finished a massive restoration of "mayflower ii." just got back to plymouth on august 10 from a three-year restoration in the seaport museum in connecticut. i hope that people get the same sense of history that i do when i look at this ship. and for us, keeping the knowledge, skills, and abilities to be able to sail a ship and maintain a ship of this age, as well as tell the multiple stories that plimoth patuxet has to tell, all of the good, the bad, and the ugly of all aspects of history is so important to where we are going. and for me, of course, the maritime part of the ship itself. and again, the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to build and sail and maintain a ship like "mayflower ii" is very,

. >> mike avery now retired was on the bomb squad.y assembled a bomb robot to inspect the device. they didn't know what it walked into. >> we didn't know if this individual was a suspect or a victim. un unbenownst to him, snipers are around his car. >> giving the sniper team in place deploying the row bot eight up more of the clock. it was just two minutes until 11:00. >> i had my clock, and i watch it'd go 10:58 and 10:59 and i'm thinking this is it. i'm looking at my phone, he is watching his, and it is clicking closer to 11:00. i didn't pray, i didn't know what to do. i just counted it down and waited and when that phone hit 11:00 my heart stopped and i just sat there. >> there was no explosion. >> i looked around and nothing happened. after 11:00 passed it was a sigh of relief by everybody there. the last thing we wanted was for anything to happen to matt. >> i was like why am i not bed. it was about 11:05 or 11:06 and i said maybe they lied to me. >> no one butt the kidnappers knew what was wrapped around matt. >> we could see th

he'd already contracted with william avery baker to have plans drawn up. the two got word of what each other were trying to do, they met, they got together and hornblower said we have the plans and warwick said i'll build the ship if you guys take care of it. and they've taken care of it for 64 years. and we just finished a massive restoration on mayflower ii. just got back here to plymouth on august 10th from a three-year restoration at mystic seaport museum in mystic, connecticut. i hope that people get the same sense of history that i do when i look at this ship and for us keeping the knowledge, skills and abilities to be able to sail a ship and maintain a ship of this age as well as tell the multiple stories of plymouth putuxit has to tell, all the good, bad and ugly of all aspects of history is so important to where we're going. and for me of course the maritime part of the ship itself and, again, the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to build, to sail and to maintain a ship like mayflower ii is very, very important. >>> you're watching americ

i like michael avery who was with me over an hour ago, he said we are in the halo effect, which is we are pricing everything to perfection. global markets are rocking it out. what have you got? annmarie: we are starting december to the upside. chinese equities outperforming after fresh pmi data. factory orders all over asia doing well. u.s. futures also pointing to a bright sunday. under $48n 0.6%, just a barrel. this comes as opec-plus deals with drama. bitcoin, another record yesterday. today, down 0.4%. we saw this three years ago and then there was a record but then an epic plunge. you usually call this the millennial gold. will it actually stick? manus: i will go all tom keene on you and ask you the question whether it is an existential threat to gold from bitcoin. one breaking news line coming through from credit suisse. we saw them change ceos this year. a new suisse proposes chairman to the board. former life, a lloyd's. lloyd's announcing charlie nu nn as their new ceo. this is moving to change the top of credit suisse. we will dig into the changes at the top a bit more. let'

. >> every -- avery. , stores are having a hard time keeping christmas lights on the shelves. you take any credit in causing that, or just general holidays? gov. scott: i can't take credit for it because i didn't buy them all, but certainly vermonters spent in all kinds of ways. i think it is the mood that people want to show, that there are some bright spots here, that we are all in this together, and they reacted accordingly. there were a number of communities planning this type of thing before i mentioned our initiative. helpful inen really many respects as we see many of these communities, individuals and so forth trying to just a little but of happiness and life, and sometimes all that is is a declaration at their home or a facility, and now their organizations, as we saw the coming down here into washington county i think drew a lot of attention, and i know it was appreciated by many. we have seen many influences , but it is not credit for me. it is credit to vermont for doing what we can to help others . >> thank you. standard.m from the >> go ahead. >> sorry, i was hav

. >> i never locked avery in a closet. >> you got out of your chair and said you can't do this, yet youant your child back? >> and one of the things she's done with taking a very? >> one of the things she has done is save her from foster care. it's not about you, it's about her. ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> standby. we'll cut you down. >> this is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four... >> i am not giving up on you.

avery know land received a pfizer vaccine because of the damage he saw the virus inflict a are -- it'se playing russian roulette, there's no way to predict it. >> goal for nationwide vaccination is early fall of 2021. >> still a long road ahead, this weekend, some 265,000 wreaths were placed in graves in arlington national cemetery, it happened at indiana's fairview cemetery too. it's part of of the wreaths acrosser america, to place wreaths at veteran's graves at some 2100 locations in all 50 states. >>> now to a special santa, in the spirit of the season. u.p.s. driver anthony gaskin has delivered countriless packages on his route throughout the troubled times and he did it with a smile. so this past week, neighbors surprised anthony by line are the street to show their appreciation and as you can see, anthony got emotional there. >> the cbs overnight news will be right back. ♪ . when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be en

we have avery special guest coming on the show president barack obama, will be on the show!t we will be talking to him about his new book, about the state of the country, and we have some other fun things planned. friday night, barack obama, it's going to be good! that's what i'm talking about. set your tivos set your dvrs, everybody tell alexa to record yeah but first, we have a great show for you tonight. they've reunited for the new movie, "bill & ted face the music," keanu reeves and alex winter are here bill and ted plus, from the upcoming film "archenemy", joe manganiello is here and we have great music from, "smashing pumpkins!" [ cheers and applause i love "the smashing pumpkins. guys, i want to mention this week's "tonight show" hashtag. it is "#addawordruinachristmassong." so if you want to play along, just go on twitter and tweet out the title of a christmas song, but with one word added to change the meaning. for instance, i said, "feliz navidad-bod. [ light laughter ] so send in your tweets, use the hashtag, "#addawordruinachristmassong," and we'll pick our favo

avery b hit the road as doordash prepares for the public debut. the hot unicorns should be on your christmas wish list. let's take a look at pfizer and biontech, these are two of the big stocks we've been following all week long on the vaccine news as the u.s. awaits the approval of the covid vaccine, earlier today u.s. officials say they do want to prove one next week and 20 million by the end of the month with an additional 30 million in january and 50 million people vaccinated in the month of february. we discussed comments from pfizer ceo that we have more vaccine that we need by the end of next year. edward lawrence with all of the latest. >> circle the date december 10, the fda meeting, there will be more than 6 million doses of the vaccine from pfizer biontech that will be on the shelf and distributed within 24 hours of the approval, that would be 24 hours after that the first people will be vaccinated. >> every day that goes by after the initial push, additional vaccines come off-the-shelf because they have been certified and approved for

. >> i never locked avery in a closet. >> you got out of your chair and said you can't do this, yet youant your child back? >> and one of the things she's done with taking a very? >> one of the things she has done is save her from foster care. it's not about you, it's about her. ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> standby. we'll cut you down. >> this is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four... >> i am not giving up on you.

we'll bring in our storm impact scale andily avery my full accuweather seven-day forecast next. >>> also49ers played spoiler to the cardinals. chris alvarez has the highlights and post game reaction coming up in sports. >>> in sports tonight the warrior also try to get their first win of the new season after dropping their first two games. the dubs take on the bulls at united center. tip-off at 5:00 p.m. and next sunday the 49ers will close out the season against the seahawks in their home away from home in glendale, arizona. yesterday the niners were the road team against the arizona cardinals at state farm stadium. here is chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. it has been just over a year since c.j. beathard's brother was fatally stabbed in nashville. he noticed his teammates were gravitating to him in the game against arizona. first start since 2018 against josh rosen. c.j. connecting with jeff wilson, jr., 21 yards to the house. 7-3 san francisco. wilson, jr., had a big game, early third quarter a nice run, he had 22 carries, 183 yards rushing,

here's abc news reporter avery harper. >> reporter: after unemployment benefits lapsed for millions of americans and just before the government could have shut down president trump did what lawmakers on both sides of the aisle had been begging him to do. sign the government spending bill which included $900 billion in covid relief. >> we're glad that the president finally signed the covid relief bill. >> reporter: putting many americans who needed the money at ease. >> an incredible relief. it will mean that i will only be dipping into a little bit of my savings. i'll be able to pay most of my bills. i'm grateful for that. >> reporter: unclear when those eligible for the $600 payments will start seeing the checks because of president trump's delay in signing the bill but treasury secretary steve mnuchin suggests it may take only a week or so. the house passing a measure monday and attempt to meet the president's last-minute demand. on monday the house also voted overwhelmingly to override the president's veto of the defense authorization act. the senate expected to take up the issue th

. >> avery. >> hello, have a question from a viewer sent t us. holiy signs, and caroling is a big thing, they were wondering about caroling, people inside their homes, elderly and whether it would be safe to do so to travel with filies staying 6 feet apart whi doing it. >> that would from my stand point, i might defer to others, but that would be you know, mixed in different families together. and congregating that would not be a good ide. but i'm not sure if there was a family who was singing outside of the home. from a distance away, that they were all part of one family, i'm not sure that woul would -- that wouldn't be okay. but, i might refer, i don't kn know. know. >> and i'll maybe rely on others to bail me out if i am wrong. i think that governor is right. if a multifamily carolg and remember. the thing is without a mask. singing is without a mask, and notay to protect one self, we saw a church in state of washington have have a -- infen rate from a cho practice, but iif y are a household, i don't see an iue with it, as long as you are out

we believe in innovation driven say.tition, as you rightly it has to be fair, that is why we are in averythe dma that should be announced later today. anna: i tried using google to find a hotel in brussels -- i'm not going anywhere obviously -- but i tried to find a hotel in brussels, and one at the top was booking.com, then the google service, then your service and other competitors further down. you areat you feel de-prioritized in the search, or that they are using information from their customers from other looking sites to power their product? is there more to it than the lists that you see when you search? it is only't think about travel and only about us. it is a systemic problem where companies like google and other gatekeepers control 100% of your daily attention jointly. because of that, they have unlimited data that they use against you, and not necessarily benefit.onsumer we are more concerned about the greater visibility that are competing products are getting, but depending on who you talk to, there are different concerns for every company. importantve it is that this market

as avery important i think in just a kind of reaffirmation of how proud we are that we have a peaceful, orderly transfer of power in this country to one legitimate administration to the next. i very much hope and i expect vice president pence will do the same thing as president -- as vice president gore did. there may be trouble among republican house members. they might delay things a couple of hours. it's very important that vice president pence, whatever donald trump thanks, sit there and behave in the same appropriate dignified way as vice president gore did 20 years ago. host: mr. dion? bill has underscored how gracious gore was in all of this, i think that's very heortant to remember because fought like heck to get the votes recounted in florida. he had a right to do that. it was a very divisive time as we can see from some of the conversation today. it still divides americans. but once it was resolved, it was extraordinary how much grace he brought to this vote when he finally conceded after the supreme court decision that he disagreed with and then how he presided over the coun

. >> from bloomfield, new jersey -- >> we're get being ready to celebrate avery's first christmas. >>n family >> we're celebrating our 19th wedding anniversary. >> penelope is turning 5 who do you want to say hi to >> savannah and hoda >> oh, my gosh hi hi right back. >> turning 5 that's a big one good morning, everybody. welcome to "today. it is wednesday morning, and we have a lot the smile about. >> you stepped up in a big way a lot of companies did, too. we made yesterday's food drive a success. so we thought why not do a little more this morning we're teaming up with toys for tots to brighten the holiday season for even more families. >> that's right. the organization has seen an increase in need this year and they're really struggling to keep up with demand. also, you know, there aren't as many toy drives. remember, you walk into your office, people collect there were bins in the banks and different things that is not happening because of the pandemic the need is great. but guess what we're ready. we're going to check in with jenna in just a moment she is live the aa toys for to