version of bud light?don't worry, if you get a visit from the authorities, just call my dad, he'll help you out. >> no, thank you so much, i'm happy i got you. >> jimmy: you too, have a great christmas. "hollywood's bleeding" is out now, and you can see the "bud light seltzer sessions presents new year's eve 2021" livestream event december 31 on instagram, facebook, twitter, and youtube. post malone, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: we'll be back with kawhi leonard! wow. can we get some sun? ♪ uh, mom? can we go to the beach? (beep beep beep) should we just go see a movie? yes! i'm always up for a good movie. go rogue in the all-new, fiercely reimagined nissan rogue. you can do better, steve! get a freshly made footlong, from subway®! you can even order on the subway® app! did i just get picked off by deion sanders? you sure did! now in the app, get a free footlong when you buy two. because it's footlong season™! special guest flo challenges the hand models to show off the eas

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>> bill: ear buds work. millions of americans have been out of work for months. can lawmakers get a deal done in maybe. howie kirtz on how the media is covering this. we begin with brett bear. the hunter biden store gives a little bit every day, like a drip drip if you want to make that case. where is it now, bret? >> there's an investigation ongoing. we know it's broader than just taxes. it's overseas business dealings. there's calls on capitol hill to try to find out exactly what is happening. what we know is that the attorney general has set the

ktvu fox 2 news. >>> at last check, bud is still playing music, all right. bay area 12-year-old has invented a device to help battle the spread of the coronavirus, it is a gadget to help, he demonstrated his invention for us, the safe- touch pro, allows you to touch buttons, open doors, without handling what could be a contaminated surface, he was inspired when he saw their parents using their sleeves. >> i was using my sleeve, he said let me print you something, when he printed this, it was perfect. after the pandemic, people still be mindful and careful about surround, this product can still be helpful. >> there was a very emotional, that device, is made on a 3d printer from a plastic that is germ resistant, so far. >>> it was an emotional homecoming for a bay area firefighter this year, the tearful reunion came after the firefighter had been away for weeks helping fight some of california's devastating wildfires. >>> simply sitting on the porch with her dad is a gift for h 10- year-old girl. >> i knew she wanted me home probably the day i left. >> he is a

number 260 come on down, bud! [ cheers and applause ♪ hello.re are you from >> ethan from new jersey >> jimmy: new jersey in the house. [ cheers and applause all right, does get a little brisk in new jersey, this time of year. do you have anything like this type of sweater? >> not really. >> jimmy: yeah, not really would you mind trying it on for us >> sure. >> jimmy: roots, get some trying on music? ♪ thank you very much. make sure you get the fingers there. not something you want to put on if you're in a rush you know, you want to take your time with this one man, feels warm already. yep. little tricky but that's half the fun of it. oh, yeah, yeah oh, look at this [ cheers and applause look at that turn around, see the full -- yeah looks like a tassel. it's like you got a rattail in the back pretty awesome that's what i'm talking about. that's our winner, our audience member, we love you. thank you again. stick around, we'll be right back with more "tonight show," come on back ♪ (senior) helping seniors. (boy) helping kids. (dad) helping fami

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done by using one of those forehead thermometers. [ laughter ] then just to be safe, they gave the bud nasal swab i mean, it's for fun come on. [ laughter ] some people tried to be safe by eating outside, however it rained in a lot of the country today. people were smart so they rented tents, and when it got windy they added walls, and when they were finished, they realized they were eating inside [ laughter ] of course, a lot of people decided to celebrate over zoom and now it's clear why nobody ever eats yam six inches from a microphone [ laughter ] meanwhile, i saw that the tsa allowed some thanksgiving food to be brought through security yep. nothing better on a long flight than sitting next to a guy with three tupperware's full of creamed onions [ laughter ] and finally, since today is thanksgiving, that means tomorrow is black friday and i saw that 'cause of the pandemic, a lot of stores are offering deals online. of course, if you want to get the full black friday experience, just punch yourself in the face before you click "add to cart." [ laughter and applause we have a great

i love your acting as well, bud. >> thank you, bro. and i got nominated for an emmy >> jimmy: it was great >> for me that is something that i'm not -- yeah, it's very beautiful. i'm very happy it's been a very beautiful decade and i'm ready for the next >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. i want to talk about "pausa," because you did not intend to release this -- this was - >> no. >> jimmy: well, eventually but not this album >> i was going to release it right when the pandemic started. so i said, "hold on a second." you know my music, very rhythmic, i said i want to divide the ballads and mid-tempos and i want to create two volumes. so i started with pause, "pausa," and it's more mid-tempo and now i'm about to jump into the studio to record play, "pausa play," which is the second volume. and it's a party i got ready. i'm getting ready. all the rhythms from the caribbean and latin america and maybe from around the world with this, my next production. and i just got nominated for another grammy for me, man >> jimmy: dude, that's what i'm talking a

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think of beethoven more like an off road motorcycle guy you know getting a bit down and dirty in the bud that's my idea of a beethoven. with some great beat still ringing in his sera willis continues on his quest to explore musical christmas. he did up a new documentary a world without beethoven. the deja vu documentary is dedicated to the pastoral a ted and 6 symphony in the sound of nature we meet up with composer the key cage. i'm pretty good imo musician i'm an environmentalist and for the last few years i've dedicated my life for to the sole purpose of creating environmental consciousness through my music i'm very much indian and i live in india. ricky kedge was born in the u.s. in 1901. a successful composer and music producer he's performed in over 30 countries around the world. in 2015 hedge won a grammy for his album the winds of some sorrow he's been named a unesco ambassador for kindness but he has another passion beethoven especially his symphony number 6 the pastoral symphony which pays homage to nature the pastoral is a composition which i absolutely admired somewhere in th

and manages to nip any philip to kill initiative on gun regulation in the bud. even with 80 or 90 percent of the population after a school massacre are in favor of gun ownership reform the n.r.a. is still able to ensure that congress takes no action and this is your kind of guy . cording to animus only as research the n.r.a. also receives great support from foreign weapons manufacturers such as beretta in italy or austria based glock although the n.r.a. is not supposed to be using foreign funding to spend on u.s. politics it's really hard to distinguish watch which funds are used for what it's hard to say if the same dollar going in c r a was ultimately used for lobbying or used to influence an election and so it raises a lot of potential risk of foreign money seeping into u.s. elections on shacked which violates variety of different campaign finance laws potentially. koch industries is a supporter of the n.r.a. but its backing extends to other fronts with college students also in their sights financial donations by the charles koch foundation increased steadily

season several dolls incorporate the pandemic theme this year complete with face masks and for the budding scientists as even an antiviral hit. me in the business team here. to the point. clear positions international perspectives. following terrorist attacks this fall french president jacques rogge wants to crackdown on radical islamists will they succeed in stopping the cycle of violence or further divide the country find out on to the point. to the point. in 16th street. and demand. courses. and. this is d.w. news africa coming up on the program demand is high on supply is not but in terms of infrastructure how many countries on the continent are ready to receive and vaccinate people i dance school with 19 also coming up. jubilation in parts of our crowd got this president of those officially declared when not.

that makes around one of the 1st movers in this markets denmark offers fertile ground for this budding business a danish government trial program is making it possible for companies to grow sell and export medicinal cannabis but reservations remain and that's something dr tina haustus knows all too well she uses cannabis products to treat chronic pain sufferers and terminally ill patients it's because doctors not only don't mark but in general they're conservative. and we are trained. in evidence based medicine and the candidate says that night and space night clinical beast this means there is little knowledge from studies on medicinal cannabis most comes from one on one experience with patients like yeah. he's been suffering from severe headaches since a car accident now he travels here from sweden once a month. so 2 years ago. and it was fun. my going to win today is focused on it's. it's fun to work to get to systems like these are invaluable to aurora and other businesses that hope denmark's trial program will be expanded or inspire similar schemes elsewhere in europe since market

season several dolls and for great the pandemic theme this year please with face masks and for the budding scientists there's even an n.c. viral lab that. i'm sure that's fun and reminder of our top story. u.s. government is suing facebook saying the company broken the trust laws the federal trade commission accuses the social network of using its dominant position to crush smaller competitors and is calling for its before stock vest itself of what's out and instagram both of which i don't. and that's it for me in business thanks for watching. come let's talk about drugs. is a huge business worldwide. we meet one of the 1st illegal cannabis cars in china. and pioneers in growing medical marijuana in denmark plus we want to find out is the key cigarette high a lot of hot air. made sure. the line t.s.a. is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make see the screeners how can we protect habits. once we can make a difference the ideas are a mental series of global powers and d.-w. mine. society has a complicated relationship with drugs cocaine or heroin use generally frowned upon

state leaders i can see during his trip to lockdowns through the holiday season this is d w news from budding follow us on twitter and instagram d w news all visit our website w dot com. for months we reported on germany as a role model for how the. keep the pandemic under control tonight germany is in crisis the corona virus is spreading almost out of control 6 weeks of a partial lockdown and still covert 19 deaths are at an all time high today german chancellor angela merkel put it bluntly is up to us either we protect the ones we love or we don't either we ensure that our grandparents lived to see another christmas or this christmas may be their last golf in berlin this is the day. isn't and we had a decisive perhaps the decisive phase of fighting the pandemic and living side the number of people requiring intensive medical treatment and the number of people dying from the time reese is growing. that it. becomes in the conclusion is simply that the number of contacts is 2 hind. the 10 but if we have to keep the price at 590 people dying every day that's just not acceptable in my eyes and w

what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need!get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> cnn has learned that trump as nominees has a history of spreading debunked conspiracy theories and degrading top military and intelligence officials. scott o'grady was nominated to be assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs at the pentagon. that nomination was sent to the senate on monday. cnn's pentagon reporter ryan brown is joining us now. what more can you tell you about o'grady? and what are the odds he'll be confirmed when we have just 47 days to go in the president's presidency? >> reporter: that's a key point. there isn't much time left in trump's presidency. it's hard to imagine that there could be a confirmation vote installing o'grady at the senior pentagon post. that being said, our cnn's k-file team has discovered a series of retweets and other statements by o'grady that have propagated some pretty outlandish and fringe conspiracy theories, accusing op

they're coming to work and offering a service and i think people appreciate it. >> we shouldn't be bud gget to hopeful or aspiration. >> a system facing a projected $200 million deficit by the end of the next fiscal year should not be locking itself into any labor agreements. >> if this is your household budget, you want to decide clothing allowance before food and shelter. it's out of balance. they don't know what -- how much they have to save on labor costs. >> reporter: last month, the bart board approved a plan to offer early retirement packages to thousands of employees at the same time, lawmakers in washington are still battling over a covid relief package that could include more than $300 million in federal money for bart. >> public transportation is really the life blood of so many people, so many essential workers, so many health care workers, so many low income people, so many black and brown people so we cannot let our public transit systems not be funded. >> reporter: bart expects it may take years to build back ridership to prepandemic levels. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>

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i have that same feeling with my ear buds.oying law enforcement? everybody was worried about to funding the police but they just made it so they didn't have to do their job anymore couldn't do their job any more. >> i guess they need to get rid of probable cause like trespassing. what are you going to do when you can't ask me that officer and i can't resist? apparently the goal was everyone was worried about the least brutality in situations with the police so now you are taking away ways law enforcement is able to determine if someone is doing what they need to be doing. if you pull someone over they have suspended driver's license and they shouldn't be driving a vehicle and you give them a ticket and they shouldn't drive. i also don't have to show you any i.d.s so you are make being a police officer job a lot harder and lighting the fuse for more one-on-one confrontation. then you will look at citizens will take a lot of their own hands but if someone is trespassing in my front yard and their answers you can't call the polic

fechas hechas para compartir y messi comparte su logro, bien con los porteros a quienes ha anotado, bud al tiempo. >>>... fue elecciones 10 de draft de este aÑo. el tackle de 21 aÑos organizÓ un evento de caridad y vaya que fue explosiÓn de alegrÍa, escogiÓ una foam de cleveland que lo perdiÓ todo en un incendio para pagar por su renta por un aÑo y tambiÉn donÓ 50 mil dolares en juguetes para familias necesitadas, lo mejor de todo es que a pesar que pudimos conseguir el video no hizo publicidad a esta obra de caridad. quÉ grande de tamaÑo y corazÓn. y vamos terminar con orlando city que se disfrazaron de santa para traer alegrÍa a los niÑos, los equipos se unieron para llevar juguetes a niÑos en el hospital, la mascota disfrazado de santa y jugadores y jugadoras fueron encargados de y varo los juguetes. muchos regalos, pero muchos. >>> esto me gusta sobre todo la manera que involucran a las mascotas con la comunidad. >>> asÍ es y todos poniendo su granito de arena y todos involucrados con la comunidad. quÉ bueno, gracias carlos por esta informaciÓn. el equipo mÉdico muere, morimos todos

and nervous all buds. all playing little finger sensor tell your fingers but i haven't been to syria for probably 30 years i'm fortunate that i was able to come over here and to going to medical field i think it was footage of a father carrying his son with his arm completely empty to that's what they actually instigated me to contact the syrian american medical society and they put me in touch with the facility in turkey. what did your wife say she said. don't cross the border. i'm really nervous about it i try not to talk about it too much but pam and i try not to think about it too much but i'm nervous about everything about him we haven't talked about the trip yet with our younger daughter with my older son we just tried to explain where dad's calling and what he'll be doing while he's there we've talked a little bit about you know how. children had to leave their homes or some families had to leave their homes and go someplace out. it's probably going to be difficult i don't know what exactly healthy

. >> we got ourselves and old- fashioned budding feud. they are taking shots. coaches, managers, and owners used want to protect their players from harm. those values seem to have been placed on hold during the covid pandemic. niners coach kyle shanahan today. >> i have no reaction to that. i'm not someone who questions our values who does not know us. it shows what we are dealing with. that is not matter. >> shanahan and the team here in the arizona practice setting, coaches expressed concern about his teams mental state, during the scheduled three weeks in glendale. they can only see each other during practice. all other interaction, virtual only from their hotel rooms. not even a bubble available to mingle. lakers big man anthony davis is feeling like the man. today he agreed to a five-year contract, with $190 million. it means he and lebron james will be signed through the 2024 season. the lakers appeared to be the favorite to defend their nba title. why do the warriors have the worst record in the league this past season? well, you can write down injuries,

bud. hey, pop pop! so you won't get caught with wrinkles again.] >>> our top stories this morning. republican and democratic ad coronavirus relief package after a lengthy standoff. a vote is expected today. the $900 billion agreement includes money for jobless benefits, paycheck protection and direct payments to most americans. >>> millions of doses of the moderna vaccine are being distributed and expected to be administered starting today. the second vaccine approved by the fda to fight covid-19 which has killed more than 317,000 americans. there was a good crop of mistletoe in the united kingdom this year. farmers are having to kiss sales goodbye as the virus kills the tradition. a report from london. >> harvesting mistletoe is an annual tradition. >> we had a very sunny summer and late autumn. the berries are all pearl white and perfect. >> mistletoe sales in the uk are down as much as 75%. >> have you kissed under the mistletoe? >> yes. >> will you be this year? >> with a mask on. >> coronavirus has made kissing a health hazard and with festiv

what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need!, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪. charles: the trump administration taking action own china in the final weeks of the year, blacklisting dozens of firms, banning u.s. investors from buying shares in several chinese companies, sanctioning senior chinese lawmakers. just moments ago, issuing visa restrictions. questions remain over a biden administration will continue such a tough stance. jackie deangelis is live in the newsroom with more. jackie? reporter: good afternoon, charles. it is the million dollar question. when he was running for office president-elect joe biden took to the campaign stage promising he would be touch on china. biden has been tough criticizing trump's approach on tariffs, for example. he intimated he would do things differently. he signaled he would ratchet up pressure over china's human rights record. we don't know what his plans on these issues would be. we don't know them until after inauguration day. p

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what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need!at did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ david: small businesses under siege as more lockdowns put in place and limited foot traffic and lockdowns are taking more businesses under as nearly 164,000 businesses have had to close since beginning of the pandemic with 60% having to close permanently. jackie deangelis joining us from the newsroom. this is very sad. >> it really is. small businesses, restaurants are americans backbone and as you said there on the ropes because of the pandemic. the limited foot traffic that you're talking about, the lockdowns, 164,000 businesses having to close at one point, that means 60% have closed permanently, illinois governor, democrat has been referencing a study from the u.s. cdc from september that suggested adults who tested positive for covid-19 were twice as likely to have reported negative, the coronavirus transmission has a higher likelihood to spread indoors where people are in close

>> bill: ear buds work. millions of americans have been out of work for months. can lawmakers get a deal done in maybe. howie kirtz on how the media is covering this. we begin with brett bear. the hunter biden store gives a little bit every day, like a drip drip if you want to make that case. where is it now, bret? >> there's an investigation ongoing. we know it's broader than just taxes. it's overseas business dealings. there's calls on capitol hill to try to find out exactly what is happening. what we know is that the attorney general has set the table that this investigation is going to keep going. and the question is, whether the calls for a special counsel up on capitol hill are necessary or not. how the doj under a biden administration is going to handle something as sensitive as investigating the president's son. >> bill: this transition period is hitting a disruption like 2016. back then it was russia russia and never materialized. johnson, republican from wisconsin, on our program yesterday said this is the critical reason why this needs to find its way

light lime-a-rita side burn, bud light lime-a-rita. >> side burn >> seth: and by the way, i don't careis something i've caught literally less than 40 times my whole life hey, cranberries, you're round, you're tart and ya burnt >> parsnips. are carrots too bright and delicious for you? then you'll love their sallow, bitter cousins, parsnips foodies insist on foisting these bitter bastards on you but even if you're able to power through a small helping, the visual will still remind you of that time you walked into the bathroom at the exact same moment your grandfather was getting out of the tub stay underground, you pale perversions of nature. parsnips, ya burnt >> who ever invented stuffing? stuffing may be delicious, but can we, for a second, at some point, address the fact that somebody said, "let's shove a wet loaf of bread inside a dead bird's ass?" i mean, even the guy who invented green bean casserole had to -- had to look at the guy and say, "jesus, carl. everything all right at home?" or maybe, maybe it was -- was an accident maybe a guy told his wife, i'm going to quit carbs,"

bud says he has mild symptoms.the supporters for prayers and well wishes. a total of 33 house members and 11 senators have either tested positive or presumed positive and we wish them well. >>> the united kingdom just became the first country to approve a covid vaccine. frederik pleitgen spoke with the ceo of biontech. >> reporter: i'm frederik pleitgen in germany. pfizer and german lab biontech have received approval for their covid-19 vaccine in the united kingdom. in an exclusive interview, the ceo of biontech told me he believes this could be the beginning of the end of the coronavirus pandemic. he also says that he believes that first doses could be brought to the uk very quickly and the companies will get regulatory approval from the fda for an emergency use authorization very soon as well. >> fred, thank you very much. >>> a bold prediction from a top warp speed adviser today. he says 100 million americans could be vaccinated by february. that is next. you empty as little as once a month. and unlike standard

. >> reporter: caleb says bud buddy was outside playing and something just didn't sond right. >> i heard a growl and looked over the hillside, and the bear was drag him by his head. and i just ran down there. flowed into the bear, tackled it and hitting it in the face, and let it go. >> reporter: the bear ran off and then came the desperate dash to find evette. >> i thought i was going to lose him. >> reporter: he had needed staples and tubes inside his head. now buddy is making a speedy recovery. baa the bear is out there and it's been back to the house several times since the attack. >>ed it made an attack and had its food and the food was taken from it and it wants it back. >> caleb rescued buddy from a shelter and didn't he hsitate rescue him again. >> that is my kid. i would die for my dog. >> wow. caleb sa caleb says he helps state wild life officials trap the bear soon. amazing story. >>> spare the air alert is returning to the bay >> the bay area will have the first spare the air event tomorrow. the current situation is different from the extremely unhealthy conditions we faced a

. >> yes, rose bud was a cabin across from cedar. and we briefed the girls about how to dress, it was the summer months. don't expose body parts, don't wear a bikini, so we're very respectful, we shut the blinding. he is went out to water flowers and across the way was rose bud but a bunch of palestinians in their open robes, but it was just that kind of thing you learn to react to things like that and keep it very low key. that happens in your neighborhood everywhere you live, right? a common thing. >> the president is not the only one to leave a mark on the presidents. >> not unlike like at the white house where the first lady and the first family leave their mark as a legacy in an important way to be remembered at the white house. we had wonderful projects with mrs. bush in the lincoln bedroom, green room, the library. at camp david the same is often true. the first lady will make a few changes. they came into a military government issue, and this would not due, so the camp quickly became colored in green, yellow, and pink. she br

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