caleb was a rising star. a recent graduate of the naval academy, caleb had dreamed of becoming a navy pilot and reported to pensacola for flight training the week of veterans day. caleb was described as a natural leader, a person who put others first and have it riefed to bring out the best of them. at the naval academy caleb was a small arms instructor, wrestling coach. and under his leadership, much to the chagrin of a couple of folks in this body, like senator reed, their team beat army for the first time in a decade. ben watson, caleb's father said to me once that caleb's mission was to confront evil, to bring the fight to wherever it took him. he was willing to risk his life for his country. and caleb did confront evil that day. he made the ultimate sacrifice. unfortunately, that was not how caleb intended to serve his country. it was not what caleb's parents expected when he joined the navy. caleb's father put it rather bluntly, we never thought he would die in florida. caleb watson was the officer on d

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 few months ago. >> unfortunately, this summer we had a stretch of poor air quality because of the wildfires. what we're looking an in the weekend is not that dire. we're seeing a bit of a buildup of fine particle pollution, we do tend to get this time of year, it's largely from resident shl wood burning. >> let's talk to meteorologist s sandy patel who can tell us more. >> yeah, you with expemtexpemtet through sunday before we see the atmosphere turn over. the high pressure is keeping a lid on things and the wood burning pollution, the wood smoke is getting trapped right now near the surp face. here is a live look right now, looking back at san francisco. the air quality, fr freemont, palo alto. we have seen improvement but the santa clara valley and the north bay. and spar

. >> reporter: housing advocate caleb sets up outside the district court in harrisburg. >> did you havering with your landlord? >> reporter: alerting tenants of the cdc order before they go in for their eviction hearings. landlords are not required to inform tenants that the order even exists. caleb says some lan lords are finding loopholes to get out of honoring it. >> one of the biggest issues the cdc order is the clause that states, it only covers cases of nonpayment of rent. so landlords can say that the lease is expired, the lease is being terminated, there was some violation of the lease. when they do that, they can then sue for possession. >> reporter: another issue is that interpretation of the cdc order is left up to judges. >> in a lot of cases they side with the landlords almost across the board. the numbers of people we're having to talk to that are in tragic situations, it's rising week to week. >> are you here for the eviction system? >> reporter: once evictions have been ordered it's up to law enforcement to carry them out. for houston constable alan rosen, that process i

caleb says he hopes to work at nasa and his dream is to one day go to mars. turned 16 and that he will get what to go to second base but after college caleb says he hopes an internship with his hero, alana must read how smart this man because mickey just offered to work for the second richest man for free. after hearing steve harvey promise of pays entire college tuition. the bad news now caleb must base the soul crushing torture being a super genius and still having to laugh at steve harvey's awful jokes. topic number two. a woman and the uk suffered hallucinations. and incontinence for months after eating, get this your going to barf. five-day old gas station sushi. talk about a raw deal. the 34-year-old said she noticed the fish was sour but she poured soy sauce on it to cover up the taste. within months she lost control of her motor functions and began hallucinating, the bugs are crawling under skin. but she eventually went to a doctor after months but her husband one night found her mumbling to herself in the corner covered in her own urine. at times lik

and though he had been a captain of the rifle team at the naval academy per installation rules caleb did not have a weapon that day. he and two other young men airmen mo hatham of florida and cameron walters of georgia died that day. ben and his wife sheila wanted to be here today but were unable to because of covid restrictions but they're watching in alabama. and i believe and caleb's family believes that things could have been different that day in december of 2019. things should have been different. secretary braithwaite you and i have talked about this some, the one thing, the law enforcement officer who drove caleb to the hospital with his injuries got lost on the base. that just shouldn't happen. now my office has been asking the nay is have i since april 6th about this investigation report. we finally got that last week. week and a half ago, a redacted version. and one of the things that was clear, even before the report came out is this has happened too many times on our military installations, too many american troops have lost their lives to shooters on u.s. military bases

1000000000 as the making unprecedented cash as the rest of the country suffers unheard of levels of caleb maupin takes a closer look. american politicians love to sing the praises of small businesses however with a pandemic going on we've got small businesses disappearing very fast at this point one 3rd of small businesses in both new york and new jersey have gone under with more expected to disappear soon it's really bad and without federal dollars coming into new jersey the monsters tool is not the establishment going to make it through the winter while small businesses are falling on hard times other folks have been raking in the benjamin's. things are going great for amazon with people stuck at home and shopping online the corporate giant has been on a hiring been with 427300 new employees in just 10 months it appears they're not afraid to kick the little guys even when they're down many small companies have told us during this year long investigation that they were mistreated abused and tossed aside by amazon the. shoes that amazon is only interested in exploiting its monopoly power

correspondent to caleb moppin has been looking back at an especially grim year for the city dubbed the epicenter of the crisis new york. they call it the big apple and in 2020 that apple got a giant one minute and that worm is known as ovid when a national emergency was 1st declared in the city back in march many panicked. stores soon had empty shelves. the hospital soon hit capacity and emergency tents were set up in central park. there was a shortage of protective equipment like masks and hand sanitizer health care workers took to the streets to protest their troll you wouldn't mind has only grown old boy. so if you want to talk about the row. it's part of that i mean if you send if you sent over if you sent us it's really it's been tough it's been one of the hardest moments of my life it's been really challenging and when burnt down we're we come in every day are not getting support from our managers cars you know our government is telling us we can wear a simple bandana we don't have many noted that in circumstances like this we had local officials blaming everyone but themselves.

as caleb often reports this is far from the 1st disturbing news on the shot. now the reports that we have received indicate that the person did not have a history of severe allergic reactions now this comes on the heels of reports about 2 health care workers in the united kingdom who both had severe reactions to the vaccine as well and that caused the united kingdom to actually issued this warning any person with a history of a significant action to a vaccine midst and should not receive the fine is appealing to it's important to note that when pfizer looked into the case they did emphasize that the 2 individuals in the united kingdom did have a history of allergic reactions the f.d.a. of the united states has gone ahead and proved pfizer is vaccine but made clear that it is only available to those who are 16 years of age or older and who don't shouldn't be given to people with a history of severe allergic reactions and at this point we've got some very prominent officials praising this new jab that's available to fight against cove it today our nation has ach

what the law enforcement officer who drove caleb to the hospital with his injuries , got lost on the base. that should happen. our office has been asking the navy about the book you got that last week a redacted version of one of the things that was clear even before the report came out that this happened with the military those that lost their lives to shooters on military bases on ustr soil someone in the senate like senator mccain and other sending those to the academy and someone who encourages young men and women to join the armed forces that is disturbing we put them in harm's way in a place where they should be more secure. investigation reports of the shootings and what we see from the pensacola rapport is that with the training and assessment for the situations just like this and i believe that is inexcusable. those that are watching today from alabama they made it their mission to do they make can from losing our sons and daughters. i tried to help on my time on the armed services committee i asked for them to include the senate version of the nda a languagemirs all applica

. >>> and this is the news we need this morning. 12-year-old caleb anderson, from atlanta, dreams ofhe'll take his first steps towards that journey by enrolling in georgia tech next fall. yeah, he's 12. the young genius has some big, big plans. he says he wants to get his masters at georgia tech, do an internship with elon musk, and probably get his ph.d. at mit and then work for, you know, either nasa or spacex. it just depends. >> you know. >> we spoke with caleb last fall on weekend "gma" when tv host steve harvey and his foundation came forward offering to foot the bill for caleb's college tuition. >> amazing. >> brilliant young man. >> impressive young man. yeah. i can't remember what we were doing when we were 12, but definitely not that. >> that's because it wasn't anything to speak of. >> i don't want to mention it on television. >> my mom definitely remembers. that's for sure. >> we do have a lot to cover this morning but we start this half hour with the nfl's myles garrett who is used to facing off against 300-pound opponents on the field, but it was a microscopic virus tha

>>irst and foremost, caleb is ae will. i was in pensacola two weeks ago with leadership and in the very place where caleb was shot. i cannot imagine the anguish that his family must feel. and 31 years in uniform of our country is a naval officer every time i went aboard a base of it safer i presented my id card, there is no easyw answe answer, we e committed to ensuring we get to the root problem and in some instances some pele to have gone - - of guns so we are working diligently to find out the right approach so what he will like caleb watson never loses his life. >> one of the recommendations is for uniform policy with regard to weapons is that something you try to develop policy for weapons on base quick. >> we meant of navy and it should be uniform but it words out justst the opposite because they were on duty there isn't an easy answer we are assuring those who are armed and the cross integration on base and off base so that it doesn't happen again on any other base. >> i would just like to get a quick answer about t

and caleb silver is always bringing cool stuff and he is joining us you and i have been doing it a long when i see that 77% of people think the same thing, you doesn't help me for getting just a little bit nervous your readers are very bullish. >> they are. and like a lot of investors, big and small, the animal spirit is running wild because the vaccine opening up in their minds the economy and opening up the markets for bigger profits down the road 77% are expecting gains in 2021. gains are not that uncommon, but 77%, we have 20% of those folks expecting gains of 10% or more so really bullish and they like the home cooking they like u.s. stocks. they think that that will continue with that bullishness, you see it in the individual investor surveys, you see it in the big institutional money manager surveys, everybody a little bullish, sometimes a contrairian indicator, but they are all in as to stocks right now >> you got the fireplacegoing, maybe throw in a brick oven pizza behind you it is the gambler's fall sassy like what is working will continue to work no way the steelers will los

caleb was another. these two guys would have been the first graduating class of harvard university back in 1665. one graduated, caleb did. joel did not. joel, the reason he did not graduate is two weeks before graduation he went home to martha's vineyard and on the way back stopped here in nantucket and got killed. it was probably his own people that did it. christianity didn't make it here yet. there was a lot of tradition here. i always say about the praying indians you don't know what they were going through. i never judge like that. what harvard did in 2011, they invited my family up there and gave us a degree in his name, which harvard really does. this is it right here. when elliot was teaching the bible to native people in the '50s and '60s, he felt like native people weren't picking up the religion quick enough. he hired native interpreters to translate the bible. back in the 1990s there was a woman in my community called jesse little doe beard. she said people were coming into her dream speakin

now within reach of those seeking caleb's find the most toxic substances with a manmade invisible threat on al jazeera. 'd coronavirus cases surge across europe pressure mounts on regulators to approve a vaccine for use a soon as possible this while in the u.s. a 2nd vaccine is close to getting the go ahead even as intensive care units are running out of space in several areas. the whole rommany watching all of this.

caleb silver has been polling them out and is joining us now good to have you on again.deep dark secrets of the web you know what people are looking for. what kinds of stocks and search terms are under the cover of darkness people searching on invest o investopedia [. >> it has been a crazy year. and when you look at the top search terms and when they were spiking, it is really the story of what happened this year top spiking term, stimulus check. probably the top spiking term today too. it has been in the news basically since the middle of the summer and the most popular term in terms of search on our site. the most activity people looking for. they have also been looking for stock split, that was tessa and apple with those big stock splits people were searching all over for that one marxism always a fan favorite. people love looking for marxism and its cousin socialism and of course that was huge around the elections but we have a list of the top ten spiking terms on the site and i'd love to go through them with you >> let's do it by the way margin calls, i like that s

caleb was another. these guys would have been the first graduating class of harvard university back in 1665. caleb graduated, joel did not. the reason he did not graduate is two weeks before graduation he went home to martha's vineyard and on the way back stopped here in nantucket and he got killed. and it was probably his own people that did it, because christianity didn't make it over here until '59, a little later. so you had a lot of traditionalists still here. i always say about the praying indians, you don't know what they were going through unless you walk a mile in their moccasins. i never judge like that. but what harvard did back in 2011, they invited my family up there and gave us a degree in his name, which harvard rarely does. this is it right here. also, when elliot was teaching the bible to native people, back in the '50s and '60s, he felt like the native people were not picking the religion up quick enough, being the king james bible was in english. so what he did, he hired native interp

reliant dry ice manager caleb stone has been around the dry ice business, but he never imagined the suddendry ice will play in keeping the vaccine stable and safe for deliveries to millions of people waiting to resume their normal lives. >> delivering to hospitals. delivering to medical clinics and things like that is something that we're used to. >> reporter: but dry ice is constantly fogging itself back into a gas so ten pounds of dry ice literally disappears within 24 to 36 hours. that's why it will take a lot of fresh dry ice to keep the vaccine stable during transport and storage. >> it's an honor to be part of it and we're just taking one step at a time. there are still a lot of unknowns but my phone has been ringing off the hook. i've been getting a lot of emails, a lot more than usual. >> reporter: the demand on this industry to save our state and our country will be historic and caleb says they're ready. >> we want to be that spoke in that wheel that helps protect lives. >> reporter: he says it might take more workers to keep up, but they won't know every detail about the staggeri

reliant dry ice manager caleb stone has been around the dry ice business. but he never imagined the sudden critical role dry ice will play in keeping the vaccine stable and safe for deliveries to millions of people waiting to resume their normal lives. >> delivering to hospitals, to medical clinics and things like that is something that we're used to. >> reporter: but dry ice is constantly fogging itself back into a gas so ten pounds of dry ice literally disappears within 24 to 36 hours. that's why it will take a lot of fresh dry ice to keep the vaccine stable during transport and storage. >> it's an honor to be a part of it. and we're just taking one step at a time. there's still a lot of unknowns. but my phone has been ringing off the hook. i've been getting a lot of emails. a lot more than usual. >> reporter: the demand on this industry to save our state and our country will be historic and caleb says they're ready. >> we want to be that spoke in that wheel that helps protect lives. >> reporter: he says it may take more workers to keep up, but they won't

now within reach of those seeking caleb's finding the most toxic substance in the world over the internet that many invisible friends on al-jazeera. held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell denied their right to a fair trial no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent my mentor saying his crime journalism. to demand more neutral links and voice solidarity with all detained journalists sign the petition. free news saying. we understand the different space and similarities have cultures across the wound so matter how you take it out just you. and current affairs that matter to you. down to 0. what you'll just serve me so raman in doha a reminder of our top news stories several nations in europe are still deciding whether to ease or tighten restrictions ahead of the year and holiday period health experts say lock downs are needed to curb increased travel and a surge in cases but others are warning businesses will pay a heavy price a 2nd quote a virus vaccine is set to be given approval in the u.s. this week regulators say the injection produced by the drug for madon

caleb robinson fell on it and we are done.have won three in a row. 27-24 the final tonight. no cal highlights today. the game at washington state canceled. that's because the bears had one player test positive for covid-19. additional players were ruled out for contact tracing. the pac-12 citing policy, canceled the game some 90 minutes before kickoff. third time this has happened to the program this season. >>> empty rose bowl. ucla, usc. trojans on attack. last 20 seconds down 20. slovan, a toss. sc rally from 18 down to win. 43-38 to remain unbeaten. they will host the washington huskies next friday in the pac- 12 championship game. lsu and florida in blue. look at number three. threw a shoe down field after a play on fourth down. he got a penalty for that. it gave lsu a fresh set of downs. got in field goal range. and cade york kicked a 57-yard field goal and won the game. beat sixth ranked gators 36-34. it cost florida any chance of a real college football playoff chance. in history today, vanderbilt kicker sarah fuller a

the indiana delegation says should we put up caleb? no, we'll go for lincoln. on the first ballot they wanted lincoln to have a hundred votes and he has 102. seward is about 100 short. they're all running back and forth. the claims that are being made, half are claiming lincoln has agreed to be vice president. half are claiming lincoln has the nomination. some of them agree he's giving up. they don't know what's going on. davis and company realize we need to make a big splash. when they were going to the convention, lincoln stayed home. he said i'm too much of a candidate to go and not enough to stay home, but he stays home. he says for seward, if anybodies is, i'm with him on the conflict but not the higher law. i'm an old henry clay tariff man. he said make no contracts that binds me. davis and sweat get a hold of a whig from pennsylvania, joseph casey, who works in the political operation of simon cameron, the state's political boss. they meet with him and what happens is not entirely clear. when the meeting was done sweat allegedly turned today vice and sai

. >> reporter: baby caleb arrived five months ago. >> these are definitely going to be keepsakes. even though there was that pandemic we were able to still celebrate christmas somehow. >> reporter: for big sister elliana, a gift to hug forever >> feliz navidad >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> there will be some good memories from this year. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ lay a whisper on my pillow ♪ leave the winter on the ground ♪ ♪ i wake up lonely, this air of silence ♪ ♪ in the bedroom and all around ♪ ♪ touch me now ♪ i close my eyes ♪ and dream away ♪ it must have been love ♪ but it's over now ♪ it was all that i wanted ♪ now i'm living without ♪ it must have been love ♪ but it's over now ♪ it's where the water flows ♪ it's where the wind blows

certain people rise to the top they often like to change the rules in order to make sure they stay there caleb oppen are to new york and it's not only the billionaires making a quick buck in the pandemic one high profile democrat congresswoman is taking flak for a merchant ice line that isn't exactly the affordable and assassin. and you know see someone $65.01 sure is to say tax the rich but only rich people can afford to just say tax me. capitalism sucks also a o c by my green new deal sweat shirt for $65.00. suit that holds in the long stablished hypocritical tradition of socialists who believe socialism is for poor while they enjoy the fruits of capitalism. hey thanks for joining us we're back in 30 minutes hosting the. world is driven by shaped by. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. always be polite never engage with a negative aided or confrontational also. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask for an attorney. to survive and tear a geisha. f. mily don't want to be going to trial in the jumpsuit on cops. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich and gui

certain people rise to the top they often like to change the rules in order to make sure they stay there caleb oppen r.t. new york. has not only the 1000000000 as making a quick buck in the pandemic one high profile democrat congresswoman is taking flak for and merchandise line that isn't exactly at the affordable end of fashion. and you know see someone $65.00 for insurance to say tax the rich but only rich people can afford to just say tax me see capitalism sucks also a o.c. by my green new deal sweat shirt for a $65.00. suit that sees a cold in the long stablished hypocritical tradition of socialists who believe socialism is for poor while they enjoy the fruits of capitalism. and that's the rundown for you for this hour we're back in 30 minutes with. if you're born in. the family if you're born into a family. that constrains your life chances. every day. to meet your needs and the needs of your family. this country. largest prison population in the world. one 3rd of all incarcerated females globally. are locked up here in the united states put that in perspective imagine all of los angeles

now within reach of those seeking caleb's combines the most toxic substance in the other. manmade invisible threat on al jazeera. singapore street food issue world famous traditional stall serve up a vast range of cheap and tasty vicious the staple diet for the masses but the cause with my $900.00 pandemic is turning up the heat on the focus mail saying it all the e-mails and. they face a stark choice to innovate defeat the fragile use of this fall physically and mentally and facially. one on east examines how corporate 19 is changing singapore's for culture. beneath the shimmering skyline of the city state where i grew up the humble trade fuels the workforce. across the island some 20000 food stall serve up the licious dishes. the melting pot of cuisine spy the early chinese and indian migrants who mingled with the local malays. if i know. i can handle. these dishes have become part of singapore's cultural heritage. legal fights a fair fight so that. i know the scene well mom used to sell chicken rice considered one of the country's national dishes and like many singapore

certain people rise to the top they often like to change the rules in order to make sure they stay there caleb oppen are to new york and is not only the billionaires making a quick buck in the pandemic one high profile democrat congresswoman is taking flak for a merchant dies line that isn't exactly at the affordable end the fashion. and you know see someone $65.00 through insurance and say tax the rich but only rich people can afford to just say tax me see capitalism sucks also a o.c. by my green new deal sweat shirt for a $65.00. suit opposite sees upholds in the long queue stablished hypocritical tradition of socialists who have socialism is for poor while they enjoy the fruits of capitalism . thanks to sing aussie and so nationalist sunday that is so for me for today but i understand that will be with a hit with the latest in 30 minutes. just sloppy and fluffy and he has gone by here. but. it will. give equal google of mirror. image of. some of the. same wrong. when old rules just don't hold. me to these yet to shape our disdain becomes agitated and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many

this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots calebmop and artsy new york who here is minnesota better i will but for now for this update of the news we brought you over the last 7 days i'm kevin though in reporting from moscow what have you doing today stay safe well and enjoy the rest you weekend. oh. you can look silly. little mom. it isn't my window i. modeled. his face this would appear to. me. yeah. but if you're bush. that they wish and the wolf austins when you could do that if you have one. that i would do to meet you up with all. the shoes in most of the people machine and you. did you spoke of the 2 young girls well my yeah but in the. middle of the. help but i told them as they chased to a birth that the sawyer the world they had this in the point that is so well cookie is certainly this own choice meaning that it's all nudists are up with the certain style. question you need to do we will go ye. for the question will. they must pay for this game was limited reply was only what pulls that piece you moved uneasily up last in

certain people rise to the top they often like to change the rules in order to make sure they stay there caleb oppen r.t. new york. a self-proclaimed social democrats and high profile u.s. congresswoman has taken flak for cashing in on her new fashion line alexandra has the sign sweat shirts with political messages aimed at helping the poor and the price tag that makes them better suited for the rich. and you know see someone $65.00 for insurance and say tax the rich but only rich people can afford to just say tax me you see capitalism sucks also a oh see my migraine you deal sweatshirt for $65.00. suit that sees a cold in the long stablished hypocritical tradition of socialists who believe socialism is for poor while they enjoy the fruits of capitalism. with gripping testimony from inmates. reform was survivors going to prison exposes the failed punishment model that examines the dramatic programs proven to book the team and are back in 30 minutes with the latest join us again that. was a pandemic no certainly no borders just blind to nationalities. as much time with you we don't look like se

charge now within reach of those seeking caleb's combines the most toxic substances with man many invisible threats on al-jazeera. the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story the groups they bounce to control our religion our believe their religious leaders jailed journalists silenced schools closed and a surge in the far right they say that if you don't like you can both hurt you why i'm good but i'm all for people in power investigates western thrice contested space on al-jazeera. the. india becomes the 2nd country to surpass 10000000 recorded coronavirus infections. that i'm home i had seen and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. approves a 2nd vaccine with families gathering for christmas doctors warn searching infections get even worse. your sexual state might be pale says it's pretty clear russia is behind and i'm.

died of coburg then more lost fighting in world war 2 almost 300000 of lost their lives to the virus caleb orpen has the latest. we've got 15000000 cases of covert 19 in the united states we've got hospitals overwhelmed 107000 people are in the hospital at this moment doctors say these numbers are going to keep getting worse on wednesday there were more deaths from covert 19 on one day than there were on september 11th these are pretty big numbers that people are looking on at the situation in and just appalled at how massively coded 1000 has expanded throughout the united states how much the pandemic seems to be completely out of control now joe biden is promising that when he takes office he will tackle this issue for his 1st 100 days in office he's talking about a mask a mandate but i'm absolutely convinced that in 100 days we can change the course of the disease and change life in america for the better i'm going to ask for a mask in place everyone for the 1st 100 days of my administration to where madness that will start with my signing in order on day one to require mass where i cann

caleb martin artsy new york all for year a spring has no less so for better and 2021 soon and that'sit for now more of the recap of the stories the last 7 days we brought you when i'm back in just over half an hour's time but for now reporting from artie's would use h q kevin i was signing off to keep safe and well i did join the rest of it we can . also post there was mention when you read of those lists nissho to show it just what it also has been. but so far we're short in the months to draw useful struck a chord of it in that you will quote them in the us want to quickly sing months and . then repeat that it's all profit and you must say you're in the right at the core at all but there were all of us waltz up on the stage door don't you mustn't those legit want to keep the most of them there will still put us in your thumb there's a lot of sheldon what all the money. is like god only. that in the us those days i need some i would put in that would know more than the board its. citizens. other ministers are just. this. is weapons of mass communication is. bad to me it is. marinate

certain people rise to the top they often like to change the rules in order to make sure they stay there caleb oppen r.t. new york. claim social democrats and high profile u.s. congress on has taken flak for cashing in on her new fashion line alexandra. designed sweatshirts with political messages aimed at helping the poor the price tag makes them better suited for the rich. and you know see someone $65.01 sure is to say tax the rich but only rich people can afford to just say tax me. capitalism sucks also a o c by my green new deal sweat shirt for $65.00. the suit that sees it holds in the long established hypocritical tradition of socialists who believe socialism is for poor while they enjoy the fruits of capitalism. graphic testimony from inmates god's laws and reform was survivors gone to prison continues next the naughty as he went on i'll back in 30 minutes with the latest headlines see you back then. join me every thursday on the alex song i'm sure i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. yes there is a saying. i think they're on

certain people rise to the top they often like to change the rules in order to make sure they stay there caleb r.t. new york. a self-proclaimed social democrats and high profile u.s. businesswoman has taken flak for cashing in on her new fashion line and xander. designed sweatshirts with political messages aimed at helping the poor but the price tag makes them better suited for the rich. and you know see someone $65.01 sure is to say tax the rich but only rich people can afford to just say tax me see capitalism sucks also a o.c. by my green new deal sweat shirt for $65.00. to suit up as it sees it folds in the long queue stablished hypocritical tradition of socialists who believe socialism is for poor while they enjoy the fruits of capitalism. well the new incoming us administration signal a course in u.s. middle east policy. looks for all it says on worlds apart next back in 30 minutes with the latest join us again that. the well controlled so far that if there is one area where i don't know trump will leave a lasting mark it's in the middle it's under his leadership us policy has shattered i

christmas eve is lentils with sausages the next day the taito salad and maybe roast with red cabbage and caleb from the start you think link will you please i think also from your god yeah yeah so just tell me how it's christmas when you're feeling it are you saying christmas i hope i warn you you go somewhere else it's also ordered and that's because when i'm going to try to be with my mother but it might not be possible that. she's in a home and i may not be allowed him but we hope that whatever the conditions we can celebrate christmas and be together we can. make that happen somehow. i hope of us but suppose we can't meet up the way we used to at christmas. yeah my son comes will sit together with him and my daughter in law and my grandchild and for everyone else we have the phone to different. our christmas lights. let's see suddenly people are so important. i'm consumed about the present. but christmas won't be counselled it'll just be getting a different comes on tough. luck let's have more lights. let's have more light what a splendid idea. that's all so thanks for watching see you bac

the indiana delegation includes a wig caleb smith who served with lincoln in congress. and the indiana delegation talks, well, should we put up old caleb as a favorite son no, they decide we'll go for lincoln. davis wants to get another big delegation and indiana's the one he gets. the end of the first ballot, he wanted lincoln to have 100 votes, lincoln has 102. seward's at about 173. he's at least 100 short. as they're doing this, they're all running back and forth, and the claims that are being made, half of them are claiming lincoln has agreed to be vice president. half of them are claiming lincoln's already got the nomination. some of those who think he's got the nomination, agree he's giving up the -- they don't know what's going on. and for the second ballot davis and company realize we need to make a big splash. when they were going to the convention lincoln stayed home. that's what you did then. you didn't go if you were the candidate and lincoln said something like, i am too much of a candidate to go, and not enough of a candidate to stay home. but he stays ho

this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots calebmop and artsy new york that's our break down to some of the biggest headlines from the past week more on those stories and the latest news at our website r.t. dot com. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confront a shooting let it be an arms race on all fronts very dramatic if they follow the only a fully engaged exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. a little simple sparrow's menchu and when you read of those lists nissho to show you just what that also has been have. got soaked up already and wants to roll a clip of it in that you will quote them in the us will do quickly thing in months alone but. when you last for the benefit that it's all profit in you months or year another write up the quote above the brawl at the mall slipped on the door stay do it in your muscles ledgerwood to keep them also from the will still put it when you want them there's a lot of the child and not all the money

this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots calebmop and artsy new york. well more the stories the last 7 days my back in 30 minutes is 27 minutes past the hour 8 o'clock in the morning here in moscow whatever time it is with the weekend goes good stay safe and well enjoy the rest of the week. and in the 1996 something happened for a company called purdue pharmaceuticals came out with a drug called oxycontin and they started a mere and falsely promoted that opioids were rarely addict maybe only one percent of the could you get addicted to no. that was not true. and it is not true and never was true that was a false statement and the other companies jumped on the bandwagon of making money and the false lies spread and the false marketing spread that they are guilty of was about these tricks they caused this. i believe with every fiber of my being. back in 1906 the 1st promotional at campaign for it was broadcasted we found it. we doctors were wrong in thinking that opioids can't be used long term they can be and they should be we used

as biden's campaign manager and incoming deputy chief of staff know the insults of the republicans caleb maupin reports. putting the star in stars and stripes joe biden the great healer of america is on a winning streak and he will not stop until these states are united i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide but unify. who doesn't see the red states and blue states only sees the united states but there might be a small problem not everyone in the democratic camp is so keen on the healing process i'm not saying they're not a bunch of. clueless terrible not exactly a white flag coming from the new administration and she's not alone many democrats are not very keen on smoothing things over with trump supporters people who stood by donald trump for the last 4 years and now claiming to be offended at the time democratic campaign manager used to curse word i don't think so so if the side of washington that's winning is already talking trash what about the other ones still sore from losing a 2nd term biden talks about unity and healing but you want to know what they really think rea

certain people rise to the top they often like to change the rules in order to make sure they stay there caleb oppen r.t. new york. find me a self-proclaimed social democrat and high profile u.s. congresswoman has taken flak for cashing in on her new socks and lying alexandra a cause of cortez has designed sweatshirts with political messages aimed at helping the poor but that price tag makes some probably a bit better suited for there were at. and you know see someone $65.01 sure is to say tax the rich but only rich people can afford to just say tax me. capitalism sucks also a o c by my green new deal sweat shirt for a $65.00. suit up as it sees it folds in the long stablished hypocritical tradition of socialists who blew socialism is for poor while they enjoy the fruits of capitalism. that's all from me for today diane your whole cans will be here at the top of the hour and we have for the coming hours to join him as for me i'll see. elwood forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders would co

this pandemic we might as well have dined out sheerest and said farewell to our favorite local spots caleb mop and artsy new york. now here in russia more than 26000 new kopechne 1000 cases and almost 600 deaths have been reported in the past 24 hours that brings the total number of infections to most in 2 and a half 1000000 well the scale of the pandemic has prompted one russian medic to show is the horror as the challenges of finding get through his own eyes the surgeon has gained followers online also posting poignant sketches from a coronavirus hot spots well we've made a film about his work which you can watch on the documentary channel on you tube but here's a quick taste of what's that. we've just finished a 3 hour operation it was our 3rd today that's one tired assistant. let them listen because that's my son who came to me that night i asked my wife to bring him my son and i have a very close relationship and. i love my son and i so wanted to support him little and it upset him that i missed his 1st day. moreover before he was born i'd imagine seeing my kids 1st school day crying

attorney general builder has resigned to the earlier found no evidence of widespread election fraud caleb moore penned reports from new york. donald trump is still not conceding donald trump says he is the legitimate winner of the 2020 election you know it's not over we keep going and we're going to continue to go forward we have numerous local cases where you know in some of the states a good rig from the from us now there was a last ditch effort to try and to try and you know win the white house for trump in the supreme court and we saw the state of texas file to have the results in the state of georgia in pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin overturned based on allegations of fraud the supreme court opted not to hear the case they threw it out of court and as a result of today's electoral college voting proceeded and there was a vote and joe biden has pulled ahead as the clear winner of that vote with a clear majority now in the aftermath of the supreme court turning down trumps trumps proposal and trumps case and the texas intervention we saw the leaders of the texas republican party t

russia or is it i don't know what it is just just ask questions for which i have no answers i mean said caleb ruff said we have every reason to believe that everything that happened to nadal in the as regards nerve agents may have happened in germany or on the plane which took him there why why should the west but why not why should the west bother to do that you haven't got any evidence to suggest the where i don't i don't know why well there were many provocations against russia recently but. actually we do we do not have the fact of poisoning here in russia he was we found no trick trace of that you know nobody nobody was poisoned in a plane which was flying in the hotel know where his samples of his blood absolutely clean so when he got to germany for some reason there were they found something. that means that something was not in russia maybe on the way maybe there i don't know why why were these crimes that the west is simply driven by russophobia why why should the west bother to try to blacken the of russia are you such an attractive magnet to the youth of the world these days that w

city restaurants could close forever and even some of the most iconic venues may have to shut shop as calebmaupin discovered in the week. the coded night teen pandemic has been deadly for a society's most vulnerable even the big guns are not safe and for businesses it's no different here in new york city the latest victim is club 21 and i kind of establishment that is now shutting its doors the restaurant has been serving customers for a century there's been some big stars along the way such as novelist ernest hemingway tennis player john mcenroe as well as every sitting president since rosa . belt except of course george w. bush and barack obama in light of the going global crisis and anticipated extended recovery period for the hospitality industry the difficult decision was made that it will not be feasible to reopen the 21 club in its current form for the forseeable future club 21 is not alone small businesses have been devastated some estimates say that as many as 50 percent of them could go under soon gold is closing secular in this country my business is on hold no watch walks no gal

russia or is it i don't know what it is just just ask questions to which i have no answers i mean said caleb ruff said we have every reason to believe that everything that happened to nadal in the as regards nerve agents may have happened in germany or on the plane which took him there why why should the west but why not why should the west bother to do that what you haven't got any evidence to suggest the where i don't i don't know why well there were many provocations against russia recently but. actually we do we do not have the facts of poisoning here in russia he was we found no trek trace of that you know nobody nobody was poisoned in a plane which was flying in the hotel know where his samples of his blood absolutely clean so when he got to germany for some reason they were they found something that means that something was not in russia it may be on the way maybe there i don't know why why would these crimes that the west is simply driven by russophobia why why should the west bother to try to blacken the north of russia are you such an attractive magnet to the youth of the world the

restaurants are set to close permanently without help i leave my conic venues may show up as well caleb maupin scott the latest report on it. the coded 9 teen pandemic has been deadly for a society's most vulnerable even the big guns are not safe and for businesses it's no different here in new york city the latest victim is club 21 and i connick establishment that is now shutting its doors for good the restaurant has been serving customers for a century there's been some big stars along the way such as novelist ernest hemingway tennis player john mcenroe as well as every sitting president since roosevelt except of course george w. bush and barack obama club $21.00 is not alone small businesses have been devastated some estimates say that as many as 50 percent of them could go under soon after the war and hanging having to take anything away from them when they finally you know we're not getting any support from anyone in order to pay because people you really need. to freshen keep moving is getting more and more and more people out of work and it actually packing the new york state res