the boston celtics connection. so let's talk about that last ring that brady got without bill belichick. how does that affect his legacy in boston and outside of it it? >> it's been interesting the last two seasons because there's camps of brady and camps of belichick and there's been some hate watching of brady early on, like we want to see him lose, he's not here anymore, he left us. but overall his reputation is very, very pristine here. folks love him. and he's done better than the patriots have done since he left. so he kind of won the battle of legacies over bill belichick during that time. and he's won that battle as well. more fans with him than with belichick in this thing. people still following tampa bay right through last weekend hoping they'd get to another super bowl. it never trailed off for tom here in new england, and folks are anxious to find out what the next step is if in fact he is retiring. >> no doubt with the storm going on they're all inside watching the news, trying to soak all this up. wha

one of them is boston celtics center innis cantor freedom.ys. this is yao's response. >> i hope to have the opportunity to invite him to china for a visit. i or other basketball fans can be his guide here and such a visit may help him see a fuller picture of china. >>. >> joining us now is boston celtics center enes kanter freedom. yao ming has invited you to show you around china. what's your response? >> thank you for having me, john. i want to say thank you to mr. yao ming, thank you for your kind offer. yes, i do accept it, actually. because i actually do want to go to china and see everything with my own eyes. but on this trip i want to ask mr. yao ming, will i be able to visit labor camps? while we are in china, can we go to tibet and see what the region is doing to these beautiful people. while we are in china, can we go to hong kong together and see what people are going through there? can we go to taiwan and also, you know, while in china, i want to get to actually be able to talk to peng shuai and see if she's okay, if she is free t

he made a three-pointer at the buzzer to give the knicks a victory over the boston celtics 108-105.ring the game the knicks were down by 25 points. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, why a federal vaccine mandate could slow down the mail, and taco bell has a daily deal for taco lovers. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. actually, you are in new york, not at the stock exchange. >> yeah. i know. it's muscle memory, tgif i guess. good morning. so stock futures are pointing to a higher open today. that's ahead of the december release of the -- the release of the december jobs report i should say. and stocks took a hit again yesterday on wall street. they fell, the dow lost 170 points. the nasdaq dropped 19, and the s&p 500 shed 4. as far as the jobs report, analysts are predicting the economy grew by 422,000 jobs last month. >>> meantime, the u.s. postal service says vaccine mandates could hurt mail delivery times. the agency sent a letter to osha this week asking the biden administration to temporarily waive vaccine requirements for its federa

he plays for the boston celtics, and he's been outspoken human rights issues around the world in the past. and he's also, you know, gone after a beijing and he tweeted when the n b a says we stand for justice, don't forget, there are those who sell their soul for money. and he added when genocides happen, it is people like this that let it happen. so he certainly doesn't feel that the league has done enough to po, back on bathing and some of the years. and you fell. may remember that back in 2019 . there was quite a firestorm when an n b. a exact tweeted 7 words on twitter in support. of the demonstrators in hong kong, and that ignited quite a firestorm in beijing. cctv chinese state media responded very quickly, be banned all and be a be games for one year trying to hit the league in the wall where it hurts. and china, of course, is a massive market for the n b a of course. and we talk about this quite a bit, particularly here in germany, how to engage with china economically, without turning the other cheek when it comes to human rights. ok. what about response from members of the

jaden brown and marcus mark helped the boston celtic stopper three—game slide by beating the phoenixm a 91—82 home loss to the la clippers on wednesday night. and thatis la clippers on wednesday night. and that is all from the bbc sport centre for now, it's back to you. the pandemic made 2021 a difficult yearfor many families — travel restrictions which meant many people were forced to live apart. but the recent lifting of some restrictions has meant airports have been the scene of emotional reunions across the world. we've been looking back at some of those special moments. all across the world, 2021 has been a difficult year, yet despite newly introduced travel restrictions there have been emotional reunions in some places. we spoke to three families reunited after covid restrictions were lifted. to surprise a family in california i had travelled all the way from dubai. i california i had travelled all the way from dubai.— way from dubai. i was literally preparing _ way from dubai. i was literally preparing my _ way from dubai. i was literally preparing my line _ way from dubai. i

jonathan: he likes the boston celtics. tom: less soccer talk. our people love english football.onathan: i think lisa just wants us to shut up half the time. lisa: [laughter] jonathan: futures up two on the s&p. yields at 1.7482. ppi data at 8:30 eastern time. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. the san francisco fed president calling for interest rate hike as early as march. he supports three rate hikes this year. the fed should act to temper consumer demand. republicans could still block a final vote. senate democrats are continuing a long shot dead to change the filibuster roof -- longshot bid to change the filibuster rules. the world's largest asset manager plans to test workers on site three times a week. blackstone is joining other firms to take more test. the boeing 737 max is set to return to commercial service in china. a significant milestone for the jet that was grounded worldwide in 2019 after two fatal crashes. china's study jobless rate in the labor market is hard to ignore. an anecdotal report suggests the situatio

as a center for the boston celtics, he used his voice to speak out against tierney and justice and particularly to call out the chinese government for their human rights violations. i have dr. lee edwards, distinguished fellow and vice chair of the victims of communism memorial foundation. he is one of the largest analogs fighters against tierney and common is him. he has written more than 25 books. i am excited to have him with us and then we have olivia, a senior policy analyst. she too has been actively running about china and particularly their human rights abuses in the on base. i would like to have you open up the subject by talking all the bit about what the bided administration got wrong in the approach to the elevator. why are athletes in the situation they are in? that is a fantastic question. the limits should have been a slamdunk for u.s. leadership. clearly call out china for the series of abuses, ongoing general ride, crimes against humanity being cared out as represent mccaul stated, 1.8 million and 3 million held in reeducation camps today. we all bore witness to what happened i

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he has become a leading hero of the freedom movement in the united states and center for the boston celtics, he's used his voice to speak out against tyrannyand injustice and particularly to call out the chinese government for their human rights violations . i have doctor lee edwards, distinguished fellow and conservative thought at the heritage foundation and vice chair of the victims communism memorial foundation . we have one of the longest time fighters against tyranny and communism. he's written more than 25 books so i'm really excited to have lee here with us. then we have olivia in us, senior policy analyst at the heritage foundation foundations asian studies center and she too has been actively writing about china particularly their human rights abuses in the olympics so i like to do is olivia, i'd like to start with you. i'd like to have you just open up the subject by talking about what did the biting and nutrition get wrong in its approach to the olympics and why are wein this situation ? why are our athletes in this situation? >> that's a fantastic question. the olympics should

and that's why i started off the show talking about this, on public but when the center for boston's celticsgn-policy far more seriously than the actual secretary of state, we are doing something wrong. china is doing many things wrong, they are holding people, minorities and concentration camps, killing them, performing medical experiments on them. their human rights violations from taiwan to that so that's what we should be focusing on, do you agree? >> yes, i think they are a surveillance state in the way they treat the uighurs, we are going to get a dose of this during the olympics that come up in a month or so. americans will have to deal with the hypocrisy that our corporate states, major corporations what i'm referring to, are supporting or advertising olympics coming from china and i think there's a lot of problems there. i will say, i think contrast to the trump administration is why americans put joe biden in office, they want someone more stable and you see how biden is dealing with russia on the ukraine very strong at the moment, we hope he backs up all his words with punch but w

he knows a lot about how this all works, he plays for the boston celtics under recently became a american this is the second time he's joined us and we are glad he is here. mr. freedom, thank you for coming on tonight. i like your shirt. do you see someone say that as clearly as the zone adjusted, i don't care if they are murdered by the government in china. how do you feel when you see that? >> i remember we had a game today at 12:30 and my manager texted me this video right before the game and first of all, i couldn't believe it. i was very angry, very disgusted, and very disappointed. his comments were so -- i couldn't focus on the game because of its comments. you look at the people, what is happening to them is one of the worst abuses in today. i'm going out there and say and come i could care less, it's a shame, and it is disgusting. the one you just became an american citizen to see the most privilege, the richest people in our society, some of them -- i don't care about anybody but myself. making money, having power in this country. that must be kind of discouraging as someone who

and you had my man ennis canter from the boston celtics, become an american citizen, going after thewhen you look at some of the other nba players who have not w been as critical and outspoken of what china is doing on human rights but you had the wta, the women's tennis association more recently with the questions surrounding this chinese tennis player and her disappearance and allegations of sexual harassment. they've withdrawn all of the tennis tournaments from china. >> yeah. >> and for me, i think that's what we kind of expect from our sports community and our sports leaders. they don't have to be political, but when something is so egregious, they speak up for it. we see that happen in this country and when we see it happen overseas, we should celebrate. so they get the award from me. >> absolutely. >> and the wta is standing up for their lady, for peng shuai, i believe, is how you pronounce her name, and that's admirable. you shouldn't just let a regime do what -- i mean, whatever kind of pressure they're putting on her and putting her in hiding and she doesn't have freedom of

and as cancer freedom from the boston celtics. become an american citizen.rnment for what has done. definitely out front when you look at some of the nba players who have not been as critical and outspoken of what is china's doing. then you also had the wta. the women's tennis association, more recently with the questions surrounding this tennis player and her disappearance and allegations of sexual harassment. they have withdrawn all of the tennis tournaments from china. for me, i think that is what we kind of expect from our sports community and our sports leader. they don't have to be political, but when something is so egregious, they speak up for. we see it happen in this country and when we see it happen overseas, we should celebrate as well. >> absolutely. >> the wta is standing up for their lady. for punctuate, i believe is how you pronounce your name. that is admirable. shouldn't just let a regime do whatever kind of pressure they're putting on her. putting her in hainan. doesn't have freedom of speech now. just wrong. i'm going to stay internationa

boston celtics player enes freedom called out the ccp for the abuses and called out the nba for working alongside the ccp and he joins me now. great to see you and thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me, maria. maria: give a short reaction to those remarks. >> that day i had a game at 12:30 p.m. and 30 minutes before the game i manager text me the video and after i watched it i was very angry, very disappointed and very disgusted by his nastiness and now i think the whole world knows what's happened to the uighurs is one of the worst, may be the worst human rights abuses in the world today and for him to go out there and say it's below his line to care, it was disgusting. i mean, people know that people are getting tortured and raped and when he said he could care less as an nba owner it really hurt me. people know about it, but he actually owns a company and they pretend to care about you know those social values and its virtue signaling. pretends to care about others and stuff, but only cares about his propaganda and when he said that in us it's happening the same thing and

to note, the boston celtics are terrible. they have two big stars but no one is safe.i've rooted for in a very, very long time. >>> to los angeles, phoenix suns, that's a good team, and they're the first nba squad to win 30 games this season. chris paul, he's wonderful. he posted a triple-double in last night's easy 106-89 win over the clippers that helped the suns improve to a league best, 30-8 record. >>> meanwhile it appears the nba has come full circle in the coronavirus pandemic. utah jazz rudy gobert has tested positive again hflt's been held in the covid safety protocols, something that did not exist when he was in the initial outbreak in 2020 when he became the first player known to have covid before the nba suspended the season. we all remember the night it. was the same night rudy gobert tested positive, and the league shut down. tom hanks tested positive and the president addressed a shaky nation as the virus swept across the nation. feel better, mr. gobert. >>> antonio brown is no longer a buc. there he is on the cover of "home alone 2." it comes one day af

the other plays for the boston celtics. it's a great story. >> lakers had several chances.look at that pass. oh, what's a show! oh, what a show! >> when the championship games are in primetime and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. >> primitive skill. they're just as good as dead. >> every mike tyson fight was an event because every fight was like an ax murder. when he fought michael spinks, the electricity, you could just feel watching it on tv. >> he leads with the right hand. there he goes! >> tyson was made for tv because there was drama. >> it's all over. mike tyson has won it! >> not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk. especially at -- >> everybody tries. >> i think that he is starting to transcend his sport that he's becoming a public figure. >> michael jordan becomes the model every other athlete wants to shoot for. they want to be a brand. and that's what television does for these athletes. it turns them unit worldwide, iconic brands. >> the inbounds pass comes in to

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and, boston celtics hall of famer sam jones died last night in florida. for his sharp shooting, jones won ten n.b.a. titles during his 12-year basketbal career. he was also a member of the n.b.a.'s first starting lineup to include five black player sam jones was 88 years old. still to come on the newshour: david brooks and jonathan capehart look back at 2021. how mozart is helping an italian winemaker's harvest. and, recalling some of this year's most iconic images. and much more. >> nawaz: as we reported, tens of thousands of people in colorado were forced to evacuate quickly yesterday. wind-fueled fires swept through suburban neighborhoods outside of denver, causing significant property damage. as stephanie sy reports, residents there remain on edge, as some areas are still too dangerous to access. >> sy: whole neighborhoods in boulder county, colorado this morning are in smoldering ruin. the winds eventually died down overnight, and today, snow is providing some relief. but, dangers remain. >> i know residents want to get back to their homes as soon as

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plays to the boston celtics. he recently became an american citizen. he's very proud ofcanut that sed time he's doing this and we're glad he's here. mr. freedom, thank you very much for comingn on tonight. so to hear someone say, oh , i like your shirt to see s someone say that as clearlydo as this owner just did, like i don't care if they're murdered by the government of china govw. how do you feel when you see that ? i remember wee had a dream for at twelve thirty and my managerm texted mete this video right before the game and first of all, i couldn't believe i was very angry, very, disgusted and very disappointed. and yo know, his comments were so i was like i couldn't focus on the game because because it was comments. i mean you look at that bigger people what's happened is one of the worst human rights abuses in the world today. there is a happened while we're talking right now and he's going out tuckercarlson it's a shame and it is disgustings,. i mean, so you just became an american citizen to seeiv the most privileged, the richest people in ou

someone who did take it head on, someone from the boston celtics, outspoken critic of the ccp offeredhappen it's people like this that let it happen. and he will be called out and others will put profits before their morals, this is also particularly timely, john, as the winter olympics are set to begin in china in early february. >> john: he might be right in saying certain entities don't care much about the uyghurs because they do business with the chinese communist party, but to say it's below the line given his background is kind of stunning. >> the way it came out was off-putting. >> john: truth is often spoken the first time out of your mouth. >> sandra: think of what you are going to say before you say it. next up, the fight of what's caught in the nation's schools. even one school board tried to prevent radical changes from happening in the classroom, how the far left wing activists were willing to go to make sure they got what they wanted. carol could not get out of new york fast enough, she fled to florida for good. she's got plenty to say about the ways of woke culture and

boston celtics center, enes kanter freedom. what is your message? >> thanks for having me.n, first of all, people need to understand what's happening to the uyghur people like you were talking about, in the world today and while we are talking genocide happening, and you know, uyghurs are not the only one. look at what hong kongers are going through, tibetans are going through, and it's heartbreaking. and you know, to me people need to understand we need to hold accountable the dictatorships where the genocide is happening. so i hope more courageous people will come out and say hey, this is not acceptable. >> the former human rights activist in china, from the university of chicago, a visiting professor said this, i'll put the quote on the screen. 2022 winter olympics remembered as the genocide games, to turn the sports arena into a stage for political legitimacy and a tool to white wash the atrocities. i hear you, enes in the background. here is two-time olympic skier noah hoffman on the athletes. >> athletes have no control over where the olympics are held. athletes have

, he is a sports columnist and associate editor at the "boston globe," also the author of "wish it lasted forever: life with the larry bird celtics." dan, thanks for being with us this morning. i want to start with the front page of your paper, returning or retiring? frenzy over brady plans. the very top of the boston sunday globe. you know, we've seen tom brady, i personally witnessed him manifest a number of incredible comebacks against my beloved miami dolphins on a number of occasions. is there one last comeback left in tom brady or do you think he's actually saying good-bye? >> there's always one more in him, there is no question, he is capable. we saw what he just did at the age of 44, but i do think this is it. i think the reports are accurate. i think that there's a quarrel about the timing of the reports, that tom brady and his camp want to control their own message. we understand that. a guy with his resumÉ, his gravitas, certainly deserves to have his own press conference, announce his retirement on his terms. i think it's true but i think it got out early and the brady camp tried to get ahead of it. if you listen to t

celtic music hour or bluegrass show. public radio's most popular feature was something called "car talk." remember that? a show where two italian mechanics, in bostonth of them, they argue the merits of combustion engines and they fix your honda. all npr stations aired in the news from washington. there was "morning edition" in the morning, "all things considered" on the trip home. anchors were left of center, but they were subconsciously upmarket. they spoke in comically stilted having come located opinions about wine. this is npr, they'd say. national public radio. it was all pretty amusing, easy to mock. it was basically harmless. npr didn't call for violent revolution or they were just dopey self-important self-styled liberals, the dangling earrings and composting bins in their yards. not anymore. you have to listen to npr now -- actually, don't listen. we pulled the clips for you. keep in mind what you are about to hear is entirely real, aired on npr over the last few weeks. first up is a segment about dieting. that seems like a sensible topic. the country could use some help in dropping weight, especially with covid in the air. but npr doesn'

celtic music hour or bluegrass show. for decades public radio's most popular feature was something called car talk. remember that? a show where two italian mechanics from boston argued about the relative merits of fuel injection. they gave you free advice on ho to fix your honda. and then in the morning on driv time all npr stations aired the news from washington. there was the morning edition i the morning. there was all things considered on the trip home. and times npr anchors were left and center, obviously, but more than anything they were self-consciously upmarket. they spoke in comically stilted voices designed to suggest deep addition. you can imagine a lot of spare time and having complicated opinions about wine. this is npr, they would say, national public radio. it was all pretty amusing and easy to mock. it was basically harmless. npr didn't call for violent revolution or denounce white people as demons. that did happen on some radical stations like pacifica, but not at npr. they are dopey, self-important liberals. the kind of dangling earrings and composting bins in their yards. not anymore. you have to listen to npr now. actually, don't listen. w