and look out for every day. >> did d -- now, from church bells to school bells.id has a story of an elementary school teach er with a christmas lesson for all of us. >> brooklyn will, what is two times seven? >> third grade teacher aaron durgin's dad, also a teacher, gave her a piece of advice, befriend the school custodian, they are the heart of the school. when he needed something, it was not a heart, it was a kidney. too proud to ask for help on his own, his daughter took to facebook pleading for someone to donate one and help save a life. how did you react to that news? >> i turned to my husband, and i said, pat needs a kidney and it needs to be o-type blood and i think it's me. >> she was right, it's a match. >> oh, my god. >> there were tears and hugs and it was beautiful. >> i'm sure you said it before, what would you hike to say to erin right now? >> erin, i don't know -- i mean, how i can ever thank you. >> erin, do you need a lot of thanks? >> no, i feel somewhat embarrassed almost every time he says that. >> the july transplant was a success and both w

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here derek bell talks to the record limo when it tom kristensen. and the englishman still cuts a fine figure in his racing overalls. and mass has been recruited by a private drive and he could dishing to form a team with him in goodwood. belt and muscle here because they are 2 of the big win is from what's often called the golden age of motor racing. john marks with the late nicky lauder. he was one of formula one's top drivers that's the time for 2 seasons forming a fruitful partnership with james hunt for mclaren. derek bell competed in formula one for ferrari and other teams but was financially and insurance race specialist taking the flag at lamont 5 times. in 1971 belgrade motor racing history while copilot in one of the 3 legendary portion 9 seventeen's together with you know his defense. on the long straight at the mall they reached a speed that lifted the sport to another level. 3 of actually 6 we were doing 396 kilometers 246 mile an hour in 71 but yeah. pretty quick didn't seem like it and we will go around the corner flat out on the way

the bells have been in use ever since they were installed by the mcshane bell company. >> the bells wereuais acquired the mcshane foundry last year, he took possession of the company's ledgers that date back to 1870. >> so we can say these bells were actually shipped via b & o railroad. >> reporter: the details for st. james include the note each bell was tuned to along with the type of bolt used and total weight of each bell. >> unfortunately we don't know how much they cost, how much they charged for it. >> i used to tell people that if my wife and i both rode harley davidsons, that would cost more than what i had in my bell collection. >> reporter: still neil spas goeppinger says he's spent tens of thousands of dollars amassing a collection of bells big and small. >> well, at its peak, i had more than 60. i must have 45 right now. >> what do we love about bells and the sound of bells. >> they have a beautiful tone. >> reporter: geoppinger bought his first bells as a way to call for his young children on their family farm in iowa just as his mother had done for him. >> i didn't start o

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you know, those things [ bell ringing ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ bell ringing ] ♪ no, i got it okay hey, here'sg sp -- here's a burg? here's a burg. here's a burger for you. who else wants a burger? >> a burger, i want a burger >> jimmy: anybody else want a burger >> give me a burger. >> jimmy: burger, burger, burger, burger, burger, burger, no problem oh, here's a big sports story for you here [ laughter ] you love sports, don't you, tariq? >> tariq: uh, pretty much no [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, here's one for you. the denver broncos had to face the new orleans saints with out any of their quarterbacks. watch this >> in denver, practice squad receiver kendal hinton got the start for the broncos after all of the team's quarterbacks were disqualified over coronavirus concerns >> the broncos lost 31-3 hinton completed just one pass overall. >> jimmy: oh, man. yeah, the nfl saw the oscars go without a host and said, "we can top that." [ light laughter ] yeah, the broncos played without a quarterback and lost 31-3 even more upsetting, the jets had their starting quarterback and still just lost as

>> yes [ rip sound [ rip sound [ bell ring >> yes >> jimmy: not bad?[ cheers and applause >> okay. make this sound. [ click [ click [ bell ring [ cheers and applause that was hard. that was really hard >> jimmy: all right. kristen, make this sound [ horn ] >> do it again [ horn ] [ horn ] [ bell ring [ cheers and applause okay this is your last one. this will probably be my favorite >> jimmy: i got to nail this one. >> can't believe i don't own one of these [ horn beeping ] [ horn beeping ] [ bell ringing ] >> jimmy: really, not bad? all right, i tried >> that was amazing. >> jimmy: dude, you crush at this kristen wiig, everybody! "wonder woman 1984" will be in select theaters and imax on december 25th, and on hbo max the same day and watch kristen host "saturday night live" this weekend. we'll be back with more "tonight show," everybody. ♪ you try to stay ahead of the mess but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash.

>> tariq: yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: "do you know the name adam bell? i'm adam bell.. >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: no, i'm adam bell. [ laughter ] "i'll fight you for it." >> jimmy: "will the real adam bell please stand in fact, i, the announcer, am the real adam bell." [ light laughter ] this one is from @martinamelcherm she says, "i was in a group interview for a sales position at the disney store when i burped a cloud of marijuana smoke. it was kind of amazing, but i didn't get the job." [ laughter ] it was kind of amazing >> okay. >> jimmy: it was kind of amazing, but i didn't get the job. [ laughter ] you thought that was going to be like -- >> tariq: i mean you know how hard it is to burp weed smoke? >> jimmy: no, i don't. i have no idea >> tariq: give credit where credit is due. >> jimmy: yeah this last one is from @iamjennymcd do you know jenny mcd? "sounds familiar, but, no, i don't. i am jenny mcd hi, i'm adam bell. want to get married? jenny mcd. she says, "on the way to a a wedding an erratic driver was ticking me off i flipped him off as he passed us turns ou

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bells chime. there are taylor bells literally all around the world.. with its rich history in bell making, taylor's bell foundry in loughborough has secured its future with an early christmas present — a grant of almost £3.5 million from the national lottery. it will be used to carry out repair works on the grade two star listed building and improve the visitor experience. repair the roofs, repair the guttering — where we have got walls trying to fall over, it will repair that. but the big thing of course, it will help us invest in the tourist part of the function here. we have a lot of tourists around every year. thousands of bells have been cast, turned and finished here for over 160 years. as britain's last remaining bell making facility, the team here are now looking forward to training a new generation of bell makers. craft skills here are listed as skills at risk. we have to train up apprentices because this is the last place you can learn these skills, and the last place that can perpetuate them as well. it's a very important site, and it's an

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taison bell.is a critical care and infectious disease physician at the university of virginia who received the pfizer-biontech covid-19 vaccine earlier this month. dr. bell, welcome to democracy now! we are talking global, but let's correct the molecular and personal level, how did it feel to get this vaccine? what should people expect and why did you decide to be among the first to get this? dr. bell, can you hear me? >> i can hear you. amy: can you talk about the experience a how it felt? quotes i received it last tuesday and just had a little bit of injection site pain initially, but right after that, a little arm soreness which has been commonly reported. the days folwing, i felt completely fine and have no symptoms whatsoever. it is important to point out a lot of people who had other symptoms like maybe a low-grade temperature or fever or chills, it was after the second dose. after the second dose, we will see. a so far, so good. some ofuld you address the issues that have been raised about

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new generation of bell makers.prentices because this is the last place you can learn these skills and the last place that can perpetuate them as well. it is a very important site, and it is an important part of our heritage, and helping to support the company to remain on site and use the buildings that it has been in for a long time will not only mean that the skills can continue into the future, but also that we can support tourism in the area, that we can give that we can give another investment. the works will begin next year. jodi law, bbc news, loughborough. it was called the "tintanic" — but when mick stanley decided to build a small boat out of corrugated iron, he might not have realised just what it could achieve. the retired army major has raised more than £30,000 for his local hospice by rowing the tin tub 100 miles up and down the chichester canal. sean killick went to see him cross the finish line. preparation for the final push. retired army major has manoeuvred his boat across the canal every day for

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my thanks to everyone from the cast of "saved by the bell." thank you so much.it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition. it's time for "12 days of christmas sweaters"! ♪ 12 days o christmas sweaters 5 days left ♪ >> jimmy: that is right. every show between now and christmas we'll be giving one lucky audience member a ravishing christmas sweater from the "countdown to christmas cabinet. that's right [ cheers and applause now, since there are five shows left, let's open door number five i see that's a big door right there. yes, that's the one. whoa, whoa, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa [ cheers and applause ♪ holy moly. that is something else that is -- that is subtle, i guess. no, it's the opposite of subtle wow, that is a -- that is an upchuck of christmas is what it is that's what the label said let's see who is going home with tonight's sweater everyone, look at your seat number if i call your number, come on down quest, can i get a drum roll please 2-2-6! hey, come on down. [ cheers and applause ♪ hello, hello, nice to meet you, what is yo

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roots, can we get some sleigh bells?fierce little mouse, y'all! [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: okay [ bell dings ] >> the children were nestled all snug in their amazing beds, while visions of the most gorgeous sugar-plums danced in their heads. [ laughter and applause [ bell dings ] okay, this one's - >> jimmy: margaret thatcher. >> the teeth when out on the lawn there arose an unfavorable clatter, i sprang from my bedchambers to see what was the matter. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: oh my god. [ bell dings ] >> oh good, i have to pretend this is for nicole kidman. >> jimmy: all right. >> away to the window i jumped like a roo, tore open the shutters and my god what a a view >> jimmy: oh my god. [ laughter and applause [ bell dings ] >> all right, here we go twas a little old chap so cheeky and quick i knew in a moment he must be, saint nick he had a broad face and a little round belly, that shook when he laughed, like a bowl full of jelly [ laughter ] nah, nah. sorry, nick. you look great nah nah haha [ laughter

the irony is bell is from tennessee which is considered upper south, bell is kentucky, more upper and bell is one for more compromise than breckenridge is. they do the things in the campaign they can do to excite interest. there are songs, each campaign has its song books. there are clubs. this organization, the wide awakes, was a group of young men who kind of form add para mid tare organizations. their whole point was they were wide awake, young, active, as opposed to the other people. they excite a lot of interest for the party n.the 19th century politics was much more of a social active active than we think of it today. today there are so many other things that people can do. back then, no. we can't dvr the election or whatever. they're going to go out and do things and have fun. there was a guy writing about this subject and pointed out that if only we'd have pizza parties we might get more people interested in politics. i would be interested in the pizza party, i don't know about the politics. so they're out getting people interested in the election and in voting. republicans al

over to you, kayla >> thank you, sara welcome to "closing bell."r wilfred frost along with sara eisen on this friday afternoon. and mike santoli with us as well the s&p, dow, and nasdaq all opened at fresh records today. lost some steam throughout the middle of the day but climbed back toward the flat line toward the end of the session do you closing down 115 points, s&p down 13. nasdaq down about 9. still the dow and the s&p both on track to post weekly gains. the nasdaq as well we had seen all s&p sectors in the red. of course some stall asking hang-ups here in washington where i sit over negotiations delaying of press coverage and lack of progress in talks over relief bill weighing on sentiment today and we have since learned that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is going to be funding the government for two days to buy more time. here you are looking a the russel down about eight points at the ends of this week. a lot of action is going to come after market close as we watch what happens with tesla amid that s&p 500 addition. we are going

" starts receipt now. >> welcome to "closing bell. i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen stocks broadly higher this afternoon. the dow was up 176 at the high now it is about 100. either way, well off the lows of the session this morning let's will be at what's driving the action the pfizer vaccine rollout begins in the uk the astrazeneca candidate gets a small vote of confidence that's helping sentiment. we just got in head lions on stimulus negotiations signaling congress might be moving closer to a deal. though of course we have heard that before. although it is a lackluster session overall, anything positive would be a record close once again for the nasdaq. keeping an eye on the dow as well s&p could get there though not there at the moment. 59 minutes left of trade sara. >> lots of intraday records all around door dash's ipo price coming this afternoon john chambers, the former ceo of cisco and long time silicon valley deal maker joins us for that discussion later on the ceo of h&r block will join us the company out with a bran

"after the bell" yesterday they reported and they refused to provide near-term profit guidance saying continuing uncertainty due to the surgeon coronavirus cases has made financial calls like guidance to murky but the stock has run up in the past three months doubling, it's a really nice move, fedex pulling back by 5.6%, ipo superstars airbnb and doordash on the move getting love of the publicly traded status, initiating coverage with a positive rating both moving higher in airbnb up 6%, you can see doordash up 7% but regarding airbnb specifically, they said the home sharing company is the clear leader in the short term rental market and unparalleled in its ability to directly generate most of its traffic. flip it over to kohl's and macy's after they upgraded both stocks, we have those and offered set direction most people call flat at the moment but calls up 1.6%. they believe both will survive the business pressure from covid-19 and rebound next year. the news comes ahead of super saturday that is tomorrow the big shopping day ahead of christmas and if you check the other retailers

"closing bell" begins right now. >> happy new year. >> welcome to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen aling with wilfred frost. the s&p and dow higher with one hour left in the day, the week, in the trading year. a slightly better than expectedid read on weekly jobless claims though millions remain unemployed. bitcoin hovering around record highs, gold having its best year in a decade. for 2020, here's where we stand. dow is up 6.5% s&p is up 15.5%, and the nasdaq up a whopping 43%. we are on track for record closes for the dow and the s&p at least levels. look we are up .3 right now on the s&p. if you are in due by lucky you it is 2021 over there. we have a live shot of the fireworks there. 59 minutes left of trading in the u.s. nice see the fireworks everybody is wait forth the new year. >> those fireworks are hard to beat but we are going to try because coming up, as always, an action packed show we will have the analyst from bank of america's top picks for 2021 plus we will speak with dr. scott gottlieb about the concerning rise in covid risk and the slower than exp

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you kelly and tyler. and welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here with scott wapner, who is in for wilfred frost. welcome back, scott. stocks are pushing higher. the russell 2000 outperforming one hour left of trade an ugly jobless claims number pointing to weakness in the labor market with millions unemployed despite that we still don't have a stimulus deal. we have heard that law make remembers making progress but investors are monitoring for any concrete plan. progress in the green software stocks ed hitting record highs bitcoin above $23,000. the rally continues to march on. record heights in sight, scott we are up 1.5% so far this week. 59 minutes left in trade. >> coming up on today's show, the ceo of investment manager n nuveen joins us for his outlook on the market in 2021. why he says there is a bright light ahead for investors. plus getting in the spac game we will spi with the ceo of skilz, making its public debut today with the same bank that brought draftkings to market. >>> mike santoli is tracking market action. le

closing bell ringing in 17 minutes.ave the dow jones industrials now down triple digits, down 151 points. stay tuned. we will find out what's at work here when we come back. when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com the we have to find just nosomething else.it. good luck! what does that mean? we are doomed. [laughter] that's it. i figured it out! we're going to give togetherness. that sounds dumb. we're going to take all those family moments and package them. hmm. [laughing] that works. liz: all right. so we have suddenly taken a dip for the dow jones industrials. we were already down, but to have dropped from down about 20 points to down 161 points, it could be this headline that is pressuring the markets suddenly, as you see lows of the session at the moment. it appears that the covid deaths in the united states have now

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"closing bell" starts right now? thank you. welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen along with kayla tausche who is in for wilfred frost today. talk about a turnaround, stocks kicked off the shortened holiday trading week in the red but the dow is up 74 points right now in positive territory, sitting just below session highs heading into the final hour of trade. let's look at what's driving the action a new coronavirus strain in england raising red flags around the globe and weighing on sentiment leading several countries to ban flights from the uk >>> congress appears to be near the finish line on a new round of stimulus finally. >>> two stories we brought you on friday helping the dow's outperformance today nike's numbers and the financials, the best sector -- only sector in the green right now following last week's stress test and their ability to buy back stocks 59 minutes left to go in the session. coming up on today's show, mario gabelli joins us with a broader take on where to invest heading into 2021. plus, shares of claumia climbing sharp will

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> kelly and brian thank you. welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost with sara isen final days of the year it is off the highs of the session today. let's have a look at what's driving the action uk approving astrazeneca's vaccine for emergency use. that's helping sentiment wall street also weighing prospects of potential fiscal spending as stimulus checks begin rolling out to americans dow up around 70 points with 59 minutes left in the session, sara. >> bitcoin is zooming. the dollar is weakening. we will speak exclusively with professors, sir john bell of oxford university. he helped lead the development of the vaccine with astrazeneca. just got approved today. how long it could take to vaccinate the uk and the timeline for approval in the u.s. >>> plus the master of negotiation, rapper and entrepreneur master p is teaming up with former nba all-star baron davis. they'll join us to talk about the deal if it goes through. mike santoli tracking the market ylan mui has the latest on the $2,000 stimulus checks and the question whether

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you have said alarm bells should have been ringing for weeks, but england, alarm bells should have been should have been ringing for weeks, but england, scotland and labour run wales all took pretty drastic action yesterday after being briefed by the experts. what makes you think in terms of this new variant that the government should have acted sooner with and if i may, do you agree with the health secretary the new variant is out of control and restrictions may have to be in place potentially until the vaccine is rolled out? the new variant was spotted in september and to put all this on a new variant is wrong. the figures in the last few weeks have all been going the wrong directions. one of the points i put to the prime minister 2pm queues on wednesday is in some parts of the country, infection rates have gone up country, infection rates have gone up 70%. —— to the prime minister at finest as questions. the infection was out of control and that is why the prime minister should have done something instead of flippantly saying had a merry christmas. it was obvious the indicators were