. >> breckenridge. breckenridge, colorado. vianey and i have been work on that story. we will get it right at 11:00. make sure you join us then. she joins us now. look at that backdrop of san francisco. >> lovely. >> and your dress is so lovely. >> i swear this wasn't planned. that's how you know. >> we are feeling in the christmas spirit for sure. christmas eve. >> christmas eve. the weather is lovely. if you have an outdoor, you know, bonfire going, i hope you don't because it's a spare the air alert in place. >> i don't have a chimney. >> how warm it feels compared to that cold blast across most of the nation. right now we are in the 50s in san jose, 58 degrees. and we are going to be seeing those above-average temperatures into christmas day but remember i talked about that spare the air alert? well, we are seeing that poor air quality for the north bay, santa clara, unhealthy for sensitive groups with the index above 100. that spare the air alert remains in place for christmas day. no wood burning allowed. it's not going to be very cold into the early morning hour

>> breckenridge, colorado. i thought you were going to take that. >> sorry. [ laughter ] >> breckenridge, colorado, is number one. that is a beautiful red -- and the skyline behind you, the whole thing, the stories we have been telling, it's upbeat. >> yes, nochebuena. >> so tonight is the big night? >> yeah, depending if you are going to be out and about. the weather is stunning for an out tore party. it's not too cold. we are not expecting rain for now, that is. we have a lot of very active weather next week. that's what i was referring to when it came to the snow because we have a lot of rain and snow for the sierra in store. it's also going to impact your travel to lake tahoe. in san jose, christmas in the park in downtown, terry. a lovely night to be out enjoying the lights and we are also going to take a look at satellite/radar. so things are quiet. we have a couple of high clouds rolling through. you probably noticed it was very sunny and hazy. there is a spare the air alert, but that air quality will im

[patrick murphy malin] "under secretary of state breckenridge long wants us to make it very difficult for new refugees to come into the country. he's directed me to go down to norfolk and assess the situation. i'm to determine if we should grant any of the people on the ship political refugee status and how many we should send back to europe." [from the war diary of breckinridge long] "mr. malin, before you issue a visa to these refugees, procrastinate. delay, delay, delay!" s. morewitz: breckinridge long was very much against these refugees coming to shore, except for five. according to his war diary he had only authorized about five refugees coming ashore from the quanza. one was marcel dailo, a year later he was the card dealer in casablanca. breckinridge long wrote in his war diary that marcel dailo was wanted by the nazis and so we'll give him sanctuary and we'll give a few pregnant wen and cldren sanctuary and that's it. [jl morewitz in 1940] "some people will be allowed off the ship but most are being held hostage. so, i've been hired by one of the families to help them. i'm he

john c breckenridge who i just mentioned, the vice president is a lot like, very much like mike pence. i was always astounded by these echoes of my ancient research and what was happening in 2020 in 2021. breckenridge has to provides preside over accounting of the electoral stiff it gets held on february 13th in 1861 in which just like on january 6th, that wasn't senate gather in the chamber and each states electoral certificates are opened and the presidents of john c breckenridge who was the person who benefited most from the decision to throw out the results. the electoral circuit themselves were sent to his office, so he might easily have lost them or declared that they were altered or not sign or sealed all of these ways which you can declare a document. to his internal credit, let me know for he declared that the election was valid and from newspapers accounts that they were angry mobs chanting outside of the capital on the day of the county of electoral certificates. so, exactly like january 6th. the key difference was that once scott was there with his cannons the win that any

and john c breckenridge, who had just mentioned, the vice president is a lot very much like mike pence. i was always astounded by these echoes of my ancient research of what was happening in 2020 and 2021, breckenridge has to preside over accounting of the electoral search certificates held on february 13th 1861, in which just like on january 6th of the house and senate gather in the house chamber and each states electoral certificates are opened in the presence of john c breckenridge, who is the person he would have benefited most from a decision to throw out the results. and, i actually found that the electoral certificates themselves were sent to his office. so, he might easily have lost them or declared that they were altered, or not signed or sealed, all of these ways you could clear on a document fraudulence. and to his eternal credit he declared the election was valid, and in reading newspaper accounts i found out they were angry mobs of people chanting outside the u.s. capital on the day of the counting, of the electoral certificates, exactly like january 6th but the key differ

many ways james for was the fall guy, the victim of that sham of answers >> that brings us to breckenridge and again, something i never do. avery ridge competed in the olympics. >> he was the future president of the us a committee on labor day and i always envisioned him as the correct traveling the world and staying in posh hotels. but you as a result but he competed in the 1912olympics , defeated them so overwhelmingly that the avatar of amateurism competed and it doesn't matter whether you win or what nation you're from but he was so humiliated he quit after a defense. that was the beginning of that relationship with as the brundich rose to power he denied justice to and refused to give back the metal. >> after the olympics, these days you have the decathlon and the pentathlon, you're on the cover of the lease pocket and you're making money from endorsements didn't happen for jim for ? >> not quite. baseball player signs for 432 dollars. jim thorpe did sign to play with the new york giants for $5000. the layer played professional football meeting $300 a game. he was never able to make t

she was close to joe lane has been considered she was friendly with breckenridge who became the candidatefor the southern democrats and who was buchanan's bp. and rose was also the ants of roads dell who had married steven douglas and steven douglas is a candidate for the northern democrats. of course none of that happens. abraham lincoln is elected and in 30 years of democrat rule in d.c., rose despises lincoln she refers to him as the bean pole. was certainly unhappy about lincoln's election. not only did abraham lincoln's election cause or lead to the breakup of the union and the deep south states succeed after he wins, but the election divided rose's family. her niece, eddie cuts and her husband steven douglas befriended lincoln even though prior to lincoln's election douglas was one of his rivals. her son-in-law is treadwell moore becomes a captain in the u.s. army. it's interesting more asked rose to help them. he wanted to be sent to ohio to raise a regiment. he asked rose to use her influence and she didn't. she wrote to the secretary of treasury and more was able to do as he hope

mr. breckenridge, what do you see as the main aim of your rehabilitation work? my name is to try em. bring these rather fanatical people back to normal life clever mom out of their system and bring them back to normal. decent, civilized people again and, but in the detention camps, there's a large party of irreconcilable mammo supporters who are not going to confess. they imprisoned me for 7 years. you must take, god knows that you cannot santander so then that it is out of question better di ah, these camps are costing a huge amount of money which is coming directly from the british states. and so there's increasing pressure from london, but you need to somehow do this more quickly, get men to confess, much more quickly than no had been. and what's the fastest way to make people confess with ha, they come up with the idea. it becomes news, the dilution technique that was designed to separate hard cool my mind to small groups, subject them to a massive degree of torture. i'm compel them individually to confess. and then use those who had confessed to bring aroun

ahead >> caller: this stock has been out performing the market over the past three days of trading breckenridgey. how do you feel about tlry. >> smart move by irwin simon to get into the beer my kids like to drink, however, they're losing money but they and canopy if you want to own them, you can own either one i won't fight you on it. let's go to fernando in new york, fernando >> boo-yah, jim. this is fernando from new york and i want to say i love your book. >> thank you, man, what's going on >> caller: not much. i've got a company here that's well-known by somebody we know is very well-known, our ex president. >> right that's a complicated situation i mean, that's one of the spacs not making money so i'm not necessarily being political when i say the spacs are not making money are stocks i don't like, whether i like the guy or not, they are stocks i don't like let's go to daniel in michigan, daniel, my brother, what is happening? >> caller: jim, boo-yah, thanks for taking my call. >> boo-yah. >> caller: clear field i bought around mid 50s and wonder if it's time to take money off the table.

our write-up, portfolio focused on a trip his family took to breckenridge, colorado, a winter trip whereon where he was just delighted by the hot tub in the snow. everybody knows how exciting that can be to sit in the hot tub while snow is falling on your head. first time he had a chance to do that and it was a magical moment and we tried to capture that moment in his life. >> another one of the children is juan carlos robles corona jr., 15 years old in philadelphia. >> philadelphia. he was a kid who was a really hard worker. he worked with his mother at a key i don't say income the fashion district in philadelphia. he was saving up to buy a vend mag sheen. he had a bank account at the age of 14. he was inspired by his mom, who is also a very hard worker, and just trying to build a successful life. he was very focused. that's what everybody said about him. >> some of the anyones on these are just devastating. you look at a 5-year-old. tell us more about him. >> all of these kids were trying to find a story that would bring them to light. it was a story of a baptism that happened the day

flying from denver to breckenridge or denver to fail, those kinds of mountain communities. willie, , that's really a kind f niche. the reality is that the energy that is used for batteries is nowhere, is way too low for us to ever be able to fly big airplanes long distances. electric aircraft are going to be i think important for short-haul service, but they are not going to be big airplanes flying even medium haul distances. does not even a theoretical technology on the drawing boards that would allow that. so it's important but it's going to be focus on the short-haul. >> fair enough. well, that does exhaust our time. i want to thank you, scott kirby of the united airlines, for joining today. we appreciate having you with us. thanks to all of you for joining the conversation. to see what else we have planned please go over to washingtonpostlive.com. i'm david lynch, global economics correspondent here at the post. thanks again for watching. >> this morning john kerry, the special presidential envoy for climate and senator mitt romney discuss climate policy at home and abr

. >> reporter: 83-year-old jill breckenridge has a new friend at her minnesota nursing home. >> hi, peppers not a person. >> it's great to see you. >> reporter: it's pepper, a special robot that can talk -- >> i hope you are having a wonderful day. >> reporter: -- and even dance with the residents to keep them active. ♪ but pepper's special power is using new technology to bring up old memories. >> here is your brother holding your puppy. >> reporter: jill was diagnosed with alzheimer's. but when pepper shows her pictures of her past -- >> and i had red hair -- >> reporter: the memories come flooding back. >> i loved my horse, lucky strike. warmsin . i could tell from the bac watch. she was beaming. >> reporter: ar shia khan with the university of minnesota duluth is the brain behind the robots. when you saw jill with pepper, what did you learn? >> i was almost in tears. it was like that is what i wanted. we are taking them back in time. they have lost that time. it's gone, forgotten. but i'm able to bring that back to them, at least for a little while. >> reporter: but you don't need a ph

tyler breckenridge also joins confederacy.its of every house speaker. this is that washington post story. if you want to read more on it, it is in today's paper. back to your phone calls. this is jerry out of long beach, washington. republican. what made you republican? caller: to start it when i was very young. we lived in government housing. there was a little kid in my neighborhood. i played with a little kid who was black. one day i went over across the way to ask his mom if he can play. there was this gigantic black woman who told me never to come to the house ever again and he was not allowed to play with me. that was the beginning of it. i went back and crying to my mom. as i grew up during high school, my family never spoke too much about politics. i knew on my mother side they were democrats. my first experience with politics had to deal with john f. kennedy. when i was in high school he was killed. i consider myself a democrat at that time. i went to vietnam a couple of times. i want to college. during my college yea

tyler breckenridge also joins confederacy.raits of every house speaker. this is that washington post story. if you want to read more on it, it is in today's paper. back to your phone calls. this is jerry out of long beach, washington. republican. what made you republican? caller: to start it when i was very young. we lived in government housing. there was a little kid in my neighborhood. i played with a little kid who was black. one day i went over across the way to ask his mom if he can play. there was this gigantic black woman who told me never to come to the house ever again and he was not allowed to play with me. that was the beginning of it. i went back and crying to my mom. as i grew up during high school, my family never spoke too much about politics. i knew on my mother side they were democrats. my first experience with politics had to deal with john f. kennedy. when i was in high school he was killed. i consider myself a democrat at that time. i went to vietnam a couple of times. i want to college. during my college y

i was born in breckenridge, texas, and grew up in iowa. growing up, i had big dreams for the future, just like everybody else. i liked writing, fashion and design, and went to school for accounting. while in college, i had a boyfriend who sold drugs and i made a terrible decision to sell drugs. to at the beginning my boyfriend at the time was able to get ecstasy pills and i would tell them to my friends. i was not addicted to drugs but ice soon became addicted to the money, even telling them. i was pretty naive about drugs and that ignorance ended up causing me to be incarcerated for seven years. at the time i was arrested, i moved on to selling other drugs, primarily cocaine, and powder in crack forms. i was sentenced to ten years in federal prison and send served most of my sentence that fbc brian and fbc -- learned about the covid-19. we knew we were at great risk of contracting covid-19 in prison as there is no way to be physically distant and that correction officers came out of prisons from the community were likely to bring the dise