oh, 30 years of service hosted by late entertainer, bob hope and the 1972 defense part department film, documenting a trip to vietnam by sam davis jr. at 6 pm on american artifacts, bruce gould five, author of 18 tiny deaths, the untold story of francis colossal early and the invention of modern forensics, shows several dollhouse sized crime scenes and tells the story of nicely, who can start the duress of the mid 19 forties and helped pioneer the signs of crime scene investigation. at 8 pm, on the presidency, a discussion on elizabeth powell, george washington's political confidant and a look at the surviving eight-page letter which provides a glimpse into her role as washington's confidant. explore the american story, watch american history tv. this weekend on c-span 3. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no, i don't understand why you have to fight. what was it about this time? it's fighting and it's not christian. that is for everybody. i don't want him fighting but his father had the same kind of pride in this very neighborhood when he was a boy. that's something you will never change. what can i do?

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uso with three films including the 1970 one film, uso, 30 years of service hosted by entertainer bob hope and a 1972 defense department film document in a trip to vietnam by sammy davis jr. at 6:00 p.m. on american artifacts, the author of 18 tiny deaths the untold story of the invention of modern forensics shows several dollhouse-sized crime scenes and tells the story of the dioramas in the 1940's. at 8:00 p.m. on the presidency, a discussion on elizabeth powell , george washington's political confident. a surviving h paid -- eight page letter provides a glimpse into her role. explore the american story. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> every year of his presidency, donald trump spoke at the conservative political action conference. sunday, he returns to the annual gathering to give his first public speech since leaving office. watch live coverage of the three-day office -- three-day conference scheduled for 3:40 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. earlier today, the u.s. house paid tribute and held a moment of silence

bob hope. another person who passed away years ago. so that's tiger woods' connection to the culture. playing with bob hope on the mike douglas show and watching him become the greatest amateur golfer ever at stanford and then becomes the youngest masters winner ever and in the process, turning the masters into this coming out party of this incredible golfer who happens to also be a black golfer, a person of color and when you consider that the masters did not allow a black participant until 1975 to play in the tournament, '75. remember, that made what tiger woods did all the more iconic. so this is somebody who we feel like not only we've grown up with but feel like we've seen a huge cultural change in this country club world of golf not just spearheaded by tiger woods but remade by tiger woods. that's why people want to see the comeback because he was brought down so low and we want to believe in tiger. because of all he was and all we thought he still could be. >> i think you're right. lebron, michael jordan, tiger woods and serena.

than a bob hope and they're not. they're hooked on. a club a group because through us problems so my leave it. at that i would want it would on their fade away but then you have this must. have been almost a he says it out that event that he needed to have but enough so that nothing it incenses out by the come in and make then it hasn't how is the fight of what hired them right that will come in and needed. christmas isn't the same without the dead students friends can't bring themselves to celebrate the holiday their classmates desk came as a shock to them this christmas protest is yet another way to attract attention and demond an objective investigation. and so should the rather. rough and she. just. you're jewish. given. is that either you know no i mean a. fever. but. a family and i'm stubborn oh yeah and it can hurt you know if you had i might if you could i don't know what the lizzie next which must have had that weird might of games of those involved dallas that this is. the investigation into the pot explosion is continuing so

films including the 1971 film, you are so within 30 years of service hosted by a late entertainer bob hoperip to vietnam by semi davis junior. at 6 pm on american artifacts, author of 18 tiny deaths, the untold story of francis and the invention of modern forensics shows several dollhouse sized crime scenes that tells the story of miss li who constructed the directors and the mid 19 forties and helped pioneer the science of crime scene investigation. at 8 pm on the presidency, a discussion on elizabeth powell. george washington's political confidant. and a look at a surviving eight-page letter which provides a glimpse into her role as washington's confidant. explore the american story, watch american history tv, this weekend on c-span 3. every saturday at 8 pm eastern on american history tv on c-span 3, go inside a different college classroom and hear about topics ranging from the american revolution, civil rights, and u.s. presidents. to 9/11. >> thanks for your patience and logging into class. >> with most college campuses closed due to the coronavirus, watch professors transfer teaching

so, 30 years of service, hosted by late entertainer bob hope and their 1972 defense department film, by send me davis junior. at 6 pm on american artifacts, author of 18 tiny deaths, the untold story of francisco less fuller hooley and the invention of modern forensics shows several dollhouse sized crime scenes and tells the story of mislead, who constructed the dynamics in the mid 19 forties and helped pioneer the science of crime scene investigation. at 8 pm on the presidency, a discussion on elizabeth powell, george washington's political confidant and a look at a surviving eight-page letter which provides a glimpse into her role as washington's confidant. explore the american history. watch american history tv. this weekend on c-span 3. since 2011, architect and historic price ovation is, jody hill, has been visiting and compiling a database of former do a sleeve dwellings in the united states. her interdisciplinary work includes architectural documentation, photography, interpretation and preservation of slave history. up next, on american artifacts. we traveled the southern vir

on real america three films that show the uso at work first hosted by entertainer bob hope uso 30 years of service a 1971 been on the road so much when i get a letter from my wife it starts out, dear, sir. but you may not know that the uso is serving more guys and gals in uniform in more locations today than ever before . in an average month something , like 3 million service people visit the uso facilities around the world. that kind of service takes a lot of people. most of them are unpaid volunteers, about 160,000 of them. 30 years of service. that makes the uso just nine years younger than jack benny . what started it all was a thing called world war ii and another thing that went with it called the draft. qualifications were strict. if you could hear thunder and see lightning and had two teeth that hit raise your right hand , and repeat after me. ♪ the result was hundreds of thousands of new people in uniform. they had a huge job ahead of them. where they were going they need all the support the american people could give them. one way they got it was the uso had just come into bei

this is bob hope with the uso story.or anybody who tuned in late and missed the first 30 years, stick around, there is more to come. i have a special warm spot of the uso. we both started working for people in uniform about the same time, 1941, and we both covered a lot of ground since then. i've been on the road so much when i get a letter from my wife it starts out, dear, sir. but you may not know that the uso is serving more guys and gals in uniform in more locations today than ever before. in an average month, something like 3 million service people visit the uso facilities around the world. that kind of service takes a lot of people. and most of them are unpaid, volunteers, about 160,000 of them. i am proud to be invited to bring you the story 30 years of of the uso and its 30 years of service. 30 years makes the uso just nine years younger than jack benny. ♪ what started it all was a thing called world war ii and another thing that went with it called the draft. qualifications were strict. if you could hear thunder

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around that time, he putted with bob hope on the mike douglas show. tiger woods first turned professional in 1996 at the age of 20. less than a year later, he was number one in the world. in all, he has won 15 major golf tournaments. trailing only jack nicklaus, who has 18. he was also the youngest player to achieve the career grand slam. and is expected to be inducted into the world golf hall of fame this year. tiger's fame kept him in the headlines, but not all of it was positive. his image took a hit in 2009 when his suv struck a fire hydrant outside his florida home. a neighbor called 911. >> okay, is he trapped inside of the vehicle? >> no, they're laying on the ground. >> reporter: his wife had taken a golf club to the back of the suv's window. she said it was to free him. there were rumors that tiger had been unfaithful. and he left this voice mail for the las vegas waitress he had been seeing. >> hey, it's tiger. i need you to do me a huge favor. can you please take your name off your phone? my wife may be calling you. >> reporter: he later ap

so with 30 years of service, hosted by late entertainer bob hope. and in 1972 defense department film, documenting a trip to vietnam by semi davis jr.. at 6 pm on american artifacts, author of 18 tiny deaths, the untold story of francis glass mueller lee and the invention of monitoring forensics shows several dollhouses crime scenes and tells the story of missile, who constructed the dram is in the mid 19 forties and helped pioneer the science of crime scene investigation. at 8 pm on the presidency, a discussion on elizabeth powell. george washington's political confidant and a look at a surviving eight-page letter which provides a glimpse into her role as a washington's confidant. explore the american story. watch american history tv. this weekend on c-span 3. >> every saturday at 8 pm eastern, on american history tv on c-span 3, go inside a different college classroom and hear about topics ranging from the american revolution, civil rights and u.s. presidents to 9/11. >> thanks for your patience and for logging into class. >> with most college cam

. >> bob costas, let's hope someday that we talk about a ben hogan-like comeback. and even if we don't, let's hope that tiger woods gets his life back. than golf to be sure. thanks so much for being with us. >> okay, john. >>> as we've been talking about, tiger woods was professional golf's superhero at his zenith. but in 2019, he couldn't imagine playing all five rounds at the then-upcoming ryder cup. never mind how hard it was at times to even stand up. >> it's a really known fact that i don't play five sessions any more, i just don't. that's a young man's game. i couldn't move. there were times when i couldn't stand up. when i did, i saw a guy that couldn't move very well. hunched over, and needed help to get around the house, to go to the bathroom. and just anything. and that was a long period of time. so very thankful that those dark days are behind me. >> here's "360's" randi kaye with a look at tiger woods remarkable golfing career and some of the struggles he's had off the green. >> reporter: he's one of the greatest golfers of all time, and perhaps one of

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so, 30 years of service, hosted by late entertainer, bob hope and the 1972 fence department found, documenting trip to vietnam by semi davis jr.. at 6 pm on american artifacts, bruce, author of 18 tiny deaths, the untold story of francis questionnaire lee and the invention of modern forensics shows several dial how size crime scenes and tells the story of mentally who construct the durham of the main 19 forties and helped pioneer the crime scene investigation. on 8 pm on the presidency, a discussion on elizabeth powell, george washington's political confidant and i look at it surviving eight page letter that provides a glimpse into her role as washington's confident. explore the american story, watch american history tv, this weekend on c-span 3. next on history bookshelf. author john feeling, professor at the university of west georgia talks about his book, jefferson and hamilton. the rivalry that forced a nation. he examines their political rivalry and differing views on the role of government. thomas jefferson argued for greater individual liberties, and alexander hamilton for a stronger na

the incredible career and shep we have seen it since he was a young kid, hitting golf balls with bob hope just a few months. 82 tournaments as many as anyone on the pga tour, stied with sam sneed and second to jack nicholas it seems as though after the last valley, tiger picked up even more fans on the way back um we saw the golf world and the sports world and just look at the coverage today, everyone in america is holding their breath hoping for news that these were not life-threatening injuries and wishing for the best for tiger. >> for sure. doctors can work miracles these days and after five back surgeries and we don't know the details of the legs. this is going to be hard no matter what. >> your first implication would be this would be tough we learn you don't speculate on injuries, you wait until what they are the human body shown to be incredible with medical technology like you said and tiger has been resilient as any athletes and those five back surgeries and other procedures just worrying of quality of life and can he get around. if anyone physically could, that's one guy i woul

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being a 2-year-old, interacting with bob hope and jimmy stewart, who were on the program. soed -- the country around the world have celebrated his greatest victories with him. we've seen them play out and we have prayed for him during his lowest lows. the country and the world pray for him again this week. and i'm not speaking to tiger woods injuries because trace was saying that -- trace was reporting that there's a compound fracture to the leg and the ankle. i will say one thing about recovering from that injury. if the fracture has to be set with a rod or hardware, one of the biggest risks in recovery is infection. so they have -- at times they'll pack the rod with antibiotics. takes a long time to recover from, generally speaking about the compound fracture. this man has captured our fascination from the time he was a little boy when he could barely stand but he could still wield a golf club and we're rooting for him then and now. >> watching here the recovery of the vehicle that is happening -- this crash was reported for us. we found out the information four hours ag

, we have seen it since he was a young kid on tv, the old "mike douglas show" hitting balls with bob hope a few months after he could walk, winning junior championships, amateur championships, 82 tournaments, as many as anyone on the pga tour, tied with sam snead on that mark, second to jack nicklaus as you said, there have been the peaks, the valleys, the roller coaster. it seems as though after the last valley tiger picked up even more fans on the way back up, and we saw the golf world, the sports world, and just look at the coverage today everyone in america just kind of hold their breath, hoping for news that these were not life threatening injuries and wishing the best for tiger. >> oh, for sure. i hope he fully recovers you know doctors can work miracles these days, but after five back surgery, and we don't really know the details of the legs, this is going to be hard no matter what. >> you know, your first indication would be, yeah, this would be tough, but we've learned early enough in sports, in covering sports, you don't speculate on injuries. you wait to see what they are. the

around that time, in 1978, tiger putted with comedian bob hope on the mike douglas show.6 at the age of 20. less than a year later, he was number one in the world. in all, he has won 15 major golf tournaments, trailing only jack nicklaus, who has 18. he was also the youngest player to achieve the career grand slam and is expected to be inducted into the world golf hall of fame this year. tiger's fame kept him in the headlines, but not all of it was positive. his squeaky clean image took a hit in 2009 when his suv struck a fire hydrant outside his florida home. a neighbor called 911. >> okay, are they trapped inside of the vehicle? >> no, they're laying on the ground now. >> reporter: his wife at the time had taken a golf club to the suv's back window. she said it was to free him. rumors began to swirl that tiger had been unfaithful. before the couple decided to divorce, tiger tried to cover up the affair, leaving this voice mail for the las vegas waitress he'd been seeing. >> hey, it's -- it's tiger. i need you to do me a huge favor. can you please, uh, take your name off

uso with three films including the 1971 film uso 30 years of service hosted by late entertainer, bob hope and a 1972 defense department film documenting a trip to vietnam by sammy davis jr. at 6pm on american artifacts bruce goldfarb author of 18. tiny deaths the untold story of frances glessner lee and the invention of modern forensics shows several dollhouse-sized crime scenes and tells the story of ms. lee who constructed the dioramas in the mid 1940s and help pioneer the science of crime scene investigation. at apm on the presidency discussion on elizabeth powell george washington's political continent and a look at a surviving eight-page letter which provides a glimpse into her role as washington's confidante explore the american story watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3 up next in an event hosted by thomas jefferson's monticello, david wilkins discusses 18th and 19th century us policy toward american indians and explains the impact on them today mr. wilkins is a university of richmond leadership studies professor and a lumbee nation citizen thomas. jefferson's montice

ouchld so with three films including the 1971 film, uso, 30 years of service, hosted by latent tainer bob hope and the 1972 defense department film documenting a trip to vietnam by sammy davis jr. at 6:00 p.m., on american artifacts, 18 tiny death, the untold story of the invention of modern forensics shows several doll-house sized crime scenes and tells the story of ms. lee who constructed the i don't oramas why the mid 1940s and pioneered the science of crime scene investigation. at 8:00 p.m. on the presidency, a discussion on elizabeth powell, george washington's political confidante. and a look at a surviving eight-page letter which provides a glimpse into her role as washington's confidante. explore the american story. watch "american history tv." this weekend. on c-span 3. >>> the acting u.s. capitol police chief and the acting house sergeant at arms testified before a house appropriations sub committee about the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. the acting chief said capitol police did not receive intelligence that a violent attack was planned. she also said six officers have been

one is hosted by bob hope and a defense department film and a visit by sammy davis junior.american artifacts, the author of 18 tiny deaths, the untold story and the invention of modern forensic shows several dollhouse-sized crime scenes and tells a story about dioramas in the mid-1940's and pioneered crime scene investigation. at 8:00 p.m. on the presidency, a discussion on elizabeth powell, george washington's political confidant, and a surviving eight-page letter which provides a glimpse into her role as the confidant. watch american history tv this weekend on c-span-3. >> "washington journal" continues. we are joined by john berlau who is the author of “george the book washington, entrepreneur.” good morning. guest: good morning. it is great to be on. host: before we go any further, tell us what the competitive enterprise group is and what your role is. guest: it is a think tank founded in 1984. we are concerned with red tape that is hindering america's entrepreneurs and investors and consumers, keeping them from building wealth or having access to capital and looking fo

hosted by bob hope and a defense department film documenting a trip to vietnam by sammy davis junior.t 6:00 p.m. on american artifacts the author of 18 tiny deaths, the untold story of the invention of modern forensics shows several grime scenes -- crime scenes and tells the story of the man who constructed the dioramas in the 1940's and pioneered the science of crime scene investigation. at 8:00 p.m. on "the presidency" a discussion on elizabeth powell, george washington poss political confidant and a surviving letter that provides a glimpse into her role as washington's confidant. explore the american story. watch american history tv, today on c-span three. >> tonight on q and a, eric armstrong dunbar, history professor at rutgers university talks about her book on the life and exploits of underground railroad conductor and union army spy harriet tubman. >> we know she made at least 13 trips to and from the eastern shore of maryland. that is one thing that people either don't know or get confused. tubman was not running all over the south emancipating people. she made specific targe

course because we've been through his life with him on mike douglas show two years of age making bob hopetough road back with this when you have rods put in leg the risk is one of the greatest risks is infection when you go through a recovery like that. >> great analysis you are right he completely changed golf a break when we come back we will talk with former nfl player herschel walker speaking out on race in america how he says we can bridge a divide, then, new techs for tennis helping players back on court during the pandemic right ahead next. hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... giving us confidence in our future ...and in kevin's. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. announcer >>> whether it's your wedding day. or just a little get-together with c

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with three films including the 1971 film, uso with 30 years of service, hosted by late entertainer bob hope 1972 defense department film document in a trip to vietnam by semi-davis junior. on "american artist -- sam -- sami davis junior. then, the untold death -- story shows several dollhouse signs -- sized crime scenes and tells a story who -- of miss leigh, who helped pioneer the science of crime scene investigation. at 8:00 p.m., it is fashion on elizabeth powell, george washington's political confident, and a look at a surviving eight-page letter to provides a glimpse into her role as washington's confidant. explore the american storyteller watch "american history tv" this weekend on c-span3. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are back with more of your calls on the top public policy issue for you. isn't this $1.9 trillion economic aid package we have been -- is it this 1.i joined other economic aid package we have been talking about as well as a minimum wage increase included in the package? today parliamentarians will be leading with -- meeting with democratic leaders on the

i just hope he is all right. >>> baseball, bob melvin feels a lot better today about his bullpen that he did just 10 days ago. >> with trevor here now, we know what the ninth inning looks like. >> trevor rosenthal was assigned to replace liam. rosenthal supposed to make a name for himself in oakland's long list of slam-the-door closers. >> i am still in the process of being the new kid at school and making friends. definitely looking forward to seeing how these guys work. >>> in scottsdale, today was the first date of lift batting practice. alex dickerson drew the shshort straw. he had to face kevin. >> if he was even half of kevin gausman, he would have been tough today. he looked unbelievable. that's crazy. >> kevin should be the giant's starter. the 13-year veteran said the covid protocols have made things better. >> the one bright spot about covid is we don't have as many meetings, and they are shorter. in spring, one of the things i think the players least look forward to is having a meeting every other day that lasted a couple of hours. >> giants tickets for spring training on s

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reporting live in pleasanton, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> seems most of the sites are running smoothly, providing hope for a lot of people. thank you, bob. as of this morning, more than 3 million kids across the country have tested positive for the coronavirus and it comes as so many schools dow and when to reopenooms all this week, nbc news is taking a closer look at the stress kids are dealing with during the pandemic. >> the "today" show is breaking down more of the revelations in a recent study of thousands of students across the u.s., including some in contra costa county. this morning, savannah guthrie sitting down with teenaged girls to talk about challenges they're facing. >> i think there's more pressure on females, just do better, be better, and work harder, you know, don't slip, be your best self and it's a lot to take on. >> hear more of what the students have to say when the special "kids under pressure" series continues this morning on today. >>> and happening now, another winter storm causing problems during a week already packed with extreme weather for much of the country. at least 30

. >> democratic senator bob menendez of new jersey, thanks so much. hope you will come back as this goes through the process and we'll keep tabs on this. it's an important issue. obviously didn't get a lot of attention during the last four years. so let's keep coming back on the show and let's keep talking about it. >> thank you, jake. it got attention, it was all the bad attention. >> well, there wasn't a lot of legislation, was all i meant. >>> coming up, the scandal involving new york's governor cuomo, covid, nursing homes, it's taking another very serious turn. that's next. we were the first to bring 5g nationwide. and now that sprint is a part of t-mobile we're turning up the speed. upgrading over a thousand towers a month with ultra capacity 5g. to bring speeds as fast as wifi to cities and towns across america. and we're adding more every week. coverage and speed. who says you can't have it all? we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out

hoping he has a full recovery. we just want him to be healthy going forward. bob costas as usual, thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. i want to bring in the emergency room physician at brigham and women's hospital. thanks so much for joining us. let me get your medical analysis on what we heard. >> wolf, from the second that that collision occurred, the worst was feared, everything that happened since then has gone well in many, many senses. look at the car, look at the footage, the steering column, the tcage that protects the occupants are intact, the air bag did its job. you can see the high energy impact was dissipated just as was supposed to occur. then the deputies show up and determine he needs to go to the right hospital because he needs definitive care of his serious leg injuries. going to the operating room on this time frame has a very specific implication, that is that he had a real, real risk of nerve damage or internal bleeding in the legs that could threaten one of the limbs, so the recovery he faces, assuming one of the situat

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hoping just to be able to get back and compete. that was in doubt to begin with and now, it's in very, very severe doubt. >> you think about it, five back surgeries, bob. i mean, that is, that is a lot. andthe arc of tiger's career, how does this crash stack up? he has faced so many challenges. how does that stack up? >> well, again, we don't know his exact condition. once he comes through surgery and comes through rehab, obviously he will not play any golf this year. i guess anything is in the realm of possibility. if you are just talking about his competitive heart and his willingness to accept a challenge. that is not in question. but this may not be a challenge that is surmountable in terms of him coming back to compete. as i spoke earlier on various other cnn programs, his excellence is one thing. it's beyond excellence, he is among the all-time elite in any sport. and obviously, he has personal charisma and magnatism and his story now takes on such texture, even without this chapter. what he represented, even though he was not an ali, or ashe, orca r -- or kareem or others that you could mention. he was not specific oriented, but his presence, e

. >> this bob i'm a senior with the lifelong disability. i was hoping at some point, you board members would be somewhat questioning some of the statistics you just got in the beginning of this presentation. you were told about more wheelchair ramps being made. sounds good but 90% of those who have a mobility disability do not use wheelchairs. we don't always need wheelchair ramps. we need responsive service. i'm bringing that up as an example where at the church and market intersection, you taken out a stop that serves customers from safeway. people have to go across multiple lanes of two streets in order to get to the bus stop. that means pushing your grocery cart or carrying in your hand. all that is unnecessary, unless you're acting like being accountants. you're having a hard time convincing passengers of that. it's not just that you're not really responding to. when you saw a map of the changes in on the 27 line. you ignored that has no service to the dental school. it has no service to the independent living resource research. months ago, about t

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hope, for monday or tuesday. thank you, professor cohn, of houston for that indulgence. bobr from black records with us, and it is so important to talk with him -- bob miller from blackrock joins us now. when you look at the yield dynamics outside wall street, what does it mean for america? >> tom, i think the combination of fiscal and monetary policy coordination over the past year has been very good for main street so to speak, notwithstanding the fact that a lot of small businesses have been shuttered or certainly severely stressed due to the economic shutdown related to the virus. but the targeted nature of the fiscal policies to try to fill the income gap that was created by having to shut down the economy has been reasonably -- not perfect, but reasonably effective. and the economy is on the cusp of coming out of this one-your nightmare -- this one-year nightmare in that there is a lot of cash in the system, a lot of pent up demand, and we need vaccinations to continue at the current pace. we need the warmer weather to arrive. and i think you will see a fair amount of

and today that profit-taking turned into a stampede shep, let's hope we can turn these reddit traders into a long-term trading solution. >> bob pisani, thank you that would be cool thanks very much working on a solution for the worst things about wearing masks. that's what'stopping cnbc's "o the money. apple is working on software that will let users unlocke lock their iphones with face i.d. even with your mask on but there's a catch. you have to do it through your apple watch. they're testing the new feature right now. it will likely rollout in the spring, says the company >> google's parent company posted a record $56.9 billion revenue. that's a 23% increase from a year ago its cloud business is still lagging behind competitors it lost more than $5 billion in revenue just last year shares of alphabet grew 6% in extending trading. >>> uber bringing the booze. the company just acquired the alcohol delivery service drizly. the price? more than a billion dollars in stock and cash drizly's marketplace will be available on the uber eats app the deal expected to close within the first half of this year >>> on wall street, the dow

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and pfizer told congress that they hope to have an additional 140 million doses out within the next five weeks with a goal of 28 million doses per week. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> new video at 11:00 of vice president kamala harris visiting a d.c.-based pharmacy this morning. she's promoting the administration's federal retail pharmacy program for covid-19 vaccinations. it provides vaccines through local establishments in an effort to get more shots into arms. the last week the biden administration increased distribution to two million doses spreading across 7,000 pharmacies here in the u.s. >>> nbc has launched a website called playing your vaccine. the goal to connect you to what you need to get that shot. you can go to the site, select your state, occupation, and age. then you're shown the closest locations where you can get the vaccine. just go to planyourvaccine.com. >>> a live look in san francisco. beautiful shot there to start this midday which, you know what, we're on the verge of entering the red covid tier in the city as soon as next week. city leaders there, they're actually setting some ground rules for r

allegations from more than 20 other women is to bob resign from his post as judea foreign minister home village to criminal defamation case against the 3 months and she hopes the country would empower other women to speak out he she is following today's acquittal. these it's not about me it was about. me and part of that i mean. this is what all this is for all of them. fear of money but for some of the stories making headlines around the world will start in russia which has rejected the european court of human rights cold to release jailed opposition figures alexei in the valley europe's top human rights court said keeping most in the valley in prison is a breach of the european human rights convention hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie has been arrested again even though he's already in jail he's suspected of assisting a fugitive who fled china and was captured at sea it's a lie is due to face a bail hearing on thursday charged with violating china's new security low following his involvement in hong kong's pro-democracy street protests. prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth is in hospital and promised sources say he does not have coped wi

security conference or i know bob returning to the munich security conference that we've been speaking about joe biden will be speaking shortly what's the e.u. expecting or perhaps hoping to hear from him. they more or less know what he's going to say because he is going to reach out to europe and this is the 1st time after those 4 horrible dark and leaden years of the former administration when you never knew where the next foreign policy horo would come becoming flying from so yes there is a feeling almost of excellent aeration it's more than relief that joe biden is in office but it is also the idea that at least we can talk to each other anymore if you look at the foreign ministers' meeting yesterday evening in paris where they were considering how to get back to the iran nuclear dear deal i mean that was not possible was the former administration now the american foreign minister. video and they could talk to each other and say how do we do this how do we best sort of forget about it and this is new and this is really what everybody is sort of clutching at the moment yes at least we're sort of in conversation again or i mean hello barbara gave a little bit of a fl