and calvin calvin coolidge, is the replacement. so, coolidge knows what the harding administration was all about, and he is terrified that the scandal will break on his watch. and the republicans will lose in 1924, and power will be handed over to the democrats. so, he has a very self reflective moment, he recognizes that he's quite boring, and there are many stories of coolidge is insignificant. my favorite one is when he's at the willard hotel, and hotel is on fire, he's told he needs to evacuate. he says i'm the vice president, they said ok you can stay. and then they turn around and said, the vice president of what, he says united states. they said no you need to evacuate, we thought you were the vice president of the hotel. so it is interesting about coolidge, he develops an interesting strategy, in which he takes the truth which is that he's boring and insignificant, he cultivates this image of a silent person. so silent and insignificant, that he could not be complicit in any of the scandals. and it works. he does more engag

>> the closest example of this i would say is calvin coolidge and this is an interesting one. they had the most comparison with our present-day moment. if you look at warren harding, it's the most scandalous administration in history. you had the teapot dome scandal that massive oil scandal. huge scandal at the veteran's bureau and attorney general and justice department police it in boot legging, fight fixing. stock manipulation. there were suicides in the rank and fishy murders. it was a nasty justice department and a very corrupt attorney general. harding dice an enormously popular man, calvin coolidge is the only president to ascend to the presidency with less than a year to go with the election of 1924. so coolidge knows what the harding administration was all about. he's terrified the scandals will break on his watch. the republicans will lose in 1924 and power will be handed over to the democrats. so he has a very self reflective moment, where he recognizes he is quite boring and he's a known entity. there are many stories about coolidge's insnivenlths my favorite is wh

followed into office by calvin coolidge. calvin coolidge, a man of very, very few words. he was the one who said the business of america is business. neither one of these gentlemen was a particularly articulate speaker, not very good communicators. coolidge in particular. there's a story maybe a pocanous meaning maybe it wasn't true, but he said so few words that a woman sat down next to him at a dinner in the white house one night and she said to him, mr. president, i have a bet with someone that i can make you say more than two words, and he turned to her and said, you lose. that's the kind of person that he was. of course, with hoover, again, he was a brilliant mining engineer, but he was not a good communicator. remember, too, that the three men that i mentioned, harding, coolidge and hoover, also did not have the benefit of radio. radio really, you know, comes into its own around 1927, and i -- if memory serves me, heaver do does -- hoover does make a few speeches on the radio, but they don't use it very much. i haven't mentioned dwight eisenhower, and he was actuall

a little fun fact about presidential pets, the oldest white house pet was president calvin coolidge'son rebecca. that was her name. in november 1926 she was sent to the white house alive for thanksgiving dinner where the president pardoned and adopted rebecca instead. janai norman, abc news, new york. >> i'm going to pick on her later about saying raise the roof. there was a presidential cat. w. had a cat. all that love for the dogs. >> yeah. >> those dogs are like can you free up the transition money, though? ♪ ♪ >>> it's time for #goodnewstues. we know that foster care adoption is something that is extremely rewarding. it's such a gift, something so special for so many families. we want to introduce you to robert carter, who says he spent a lot of time in the ohio foster care system, but he wanted to do something for these siblings. >> he was just 29 years old and he took in three brothers. he then kept in contact with the family so they can keep in touch. he saw how distressed they were when they had to leave each other, so he came up with a master plan. >> he took the sisters as w

calvin, sony's a physician and clinical assistant. he's also a professor of emergency medicine and joins me now via skype from new york talking with us live on al-jazeera. how has the sort of the increase in covert 19 cases affected the hospitals and their capacity with emergencies that you've been dealing with? in new york city is so different from the rest of the country. i mean, the united states of america is centrally operating, like 50 different countries with their own plan and their own ways of handling code 19. so really depends. i mean, i think they're overwhelmed everywhere, and i think the idea that you have new, what new york city went through in march is now every cross, all 49 other states as are new york city, where i am now. i think we learn fast. we've been through things like 911, the world trade center bombings. we do recover quickly. we do learn from our mistakes, and we do adapt. so i think right now we're managing and it's not as bad as it was in march when the bombs are much higher. now we're pushing somewhat l

th it is an interesting trade i think you are fine let's go to calvin in texas.yah, jim, how are you doing. >> very well, thank you, how about you? >> good. cinemark i am predicting for it to go up for 35 or above, post-pandemic, i think it is going to rebound and after pfizer comes out with the vaccine and a little popping in the bubblebubbles, i want to what you thought >> my daughter went to the movies this weekend but it was in madrid. >> i think this one is going to be a foot race between the vaccines and the business. if vaccine is done in april, you got a winner that's what you got to recognize. it is going to report and you got to be there in may it will be a little late let's go to jacob in new york. jacob. >> booyah, jim i am calling about lemonade, not the drink but the company. >> we totally have them on it is fantastic. it is a little company that's doing so well. all the kids brag about their insurance. i got kids in new york, hey, i use lemonade >> great great. that's exciting. a double click on that let me unpack that and pull the thread jackson i

warren harding, calvin coolidge, and then herbert hoover. if you remember anything in particular about any of those three. does anyone have any memories of them? >> i remember in the depression they called run downtowns herbertville. and i went to a high school named after prth harding. >> warren harding was a small-town magazine publisher. we would not rank him among the more smarter presidents. as one point they were trying to -- his administration was trying to negotiate a final legislation. and harding and he said to one of them i wish there was a book i could buy that would explain these economic points. and he says but darn, i probably would not read it anyway. there is more scandal about harding. he is followed into office by calvin coolidge. a man of very few words. he said the business of america is business. neither of these gentleman were particularly good speakers. not very good communicators. coolidge in particular there is story that may not be true, but he was of such -- he said so few words that a woman sat down next to him a

warren harding, calvin coolidge, and herbert hoover. i'm wondering if you ever studied this in history class or political science or even in communication, if you remember anything particular about any of those three? does anyone have any memories of them? haley? >> i remember during the depression they called a lot of the rundown and homeless people towns hooverville. that's one of the things i remember. and i think there was a hice i went to a high school named after president harding. >> did you really? well we wouldn't rank him among the more smarter presidents. at one point, they were trying to is administration was trying to negotiate some financial legislation. hoover said harding said to one of his secretaries, i wish there was a book i goodbye that would explain these economic points. and then he says, but darn i probably wouldn't read in any way. that's the kind of person he was. there is a fair amount of scandal connected with warren hearting but you have to tune in another night and we'll talk about scandal. he's fallen foll

these eight men, john tyler, millard fillmore, andrew johnson, chester arthur, theodore roosevelt, calvin coolidge, harry truman and lyndon johnson, who descended to the presidency because of these unfortunate circumstances. becoming president under these circumstances is often a thankless task, and many of these men have disappointed rather than reassured. although several have exceeded expectations. cohen delves into the implications of this system of succession and argues this limited reading of the constitution, one of which many americans take for granted, may not be the only way to handle succession. walter isaacson, author of leonardo da vinci, among other books, writes jarrett cohen treats us to some of the most colorful and momentous episodes in our history. he reveals the historic importance of some lesser known leaders and highlights the greatness of t.r., truman and lyndon johnson. we learn why america is a resilient nation and our constitution a living document. lessons very powerful for today. please join me in welcoming jared cohen. [applause] >> thank you all very much for

>> reporter: known as "silent cal," president calvin coolidge was a man of few words, but many pets.n for being animal lovers. >> reporter: which is why people sent them animals as gifts, says andrew hager, historian-in- residence at the maryland-based presidential pet museum. >> harvey firestone, the tire magnate, gave him a pygmy hippo. >> reporter: others gave lion cubs, a black bear, even a wallaby. yes, the coolidge white house was really hopping. but while most of those were shipped off to the zoo, there was an unlikely exception. >> one of calvin coolidge's supporters from mississippi decided to send the coolidges a thanksgiving dinner, and what he sent them was a live raccoon. >> reporter: andrew, have you ever tried raccoon? >> i have not tried raccoon. >> reporter: i have. tastes like chicken. >> but for the coolidges, that idea was off the table. >> they decided, "well, we're going to keep her, instead." >> reporter: so coolidge gave her a name, rebecca, and then he gave her some bling. so, rebecca had jewelry? >> yes, yes. she had a handmade collar, actually, and it said

cool calvin coolidge back in 1924. donald trump won this state by 113,000 votes. you know it well, john, that was 1.2% ahead of hillary clinton. certainly both campaigns have their eyes on florida. >> florida, florida, florida. battleground florida. seered into my brain. randi kaye, appreciate that live report. appreciate our correspondents across the country. this is joe biden in cleveland, ohio. let's listen. >> and the president has about $600 billion in contracts from the military on down. no government contract will be given to a company that doesn't have all of the products, including the supply line, all products made in america. every product. look. our future can be made right here in ohio. folks, we're in a position that we can do so much more, so much more. folks, donald trump forgot and betrayed ohio workers quite frankly. i grew up with guys like donald trump. i grew up in neighborhoods like probably many of you did, working class neighborhoods where most people didn't have a college education. but we had

and the number of people hospitalized with >> calvin: covid reached a 27% increase. the state also reported 35 new debts. nationwide covid-19 is making a record shattering resurgence this fall with colder weather and also the holidays approaching. nancy chen reports, there's concerned the coronavirus could spiral out of control. >> reporter: barely a week after the u.s. reached the grim milestone of 10 million coronavirus cases, it surpassed the 11 million mark on sunday. pfizer's new vaccine is raising hope, but dr. anthony fauci says even when a vaccine does become available, americans should not let their guards down. >> we've got to get the vaccine, it's got to be deployed and we can't abandon a fundamental public health measures. >> the pandemic's latest explosive wave is sending daily records for new case numbers. more than 184,000 infections were reported nation wide on friday alone. according to johns hopkins university, washington state governor joins the growing list of state and local leaders imposing new restrictions on businesses and activities. >> we ar

even calvin coolidge's. you go to his house before he is president and it's really modest.t's like someplace you would see it amsterdam. but afterwards he moves into a big place. harry truman never moves into a big place. and his circumstances are sufficiently modest that he is the guy. he is why we have presidential pensions. up to that point, you know, we really don't have that and they may be independently wealthy like herbert hoover or they are able to have accomplished something more than truman did. very modest on the payroll his whole life, federal or local county government. so truman really is a very modest guy. he might have been taking all these walks to save on gasoline i guess, don't know. next? >> the photograph you have on your sign, what can you tell us about this picture of truman holding up this newspaper from the chicago daily? david: ok. i like that cover that is a , great cover. the picture is about two days out from the election day. it is in st. louis. one of his campaigns, campaign aides has brought him the photograph and harry is just in love with i

they'd first have the falcons on fourth down matt ryan to calvin ridley put atlanta 13-3. it was a long day at the office for derek carr. brandon parker just let jacob come screaming around the end. atlanta in the third quarter, carmack did not have a lot of time. 67 yard touchdown, and derek carr turned over four times. the raiders held at just 40 yards, josh jacobs fumbled the football injured his leg, five turnovers, atlanta roles of 43- 6, the raiders lose the second straight game and fall 6-5. >> i apologize to the raiders fans. >> the fans deserve better than what we did today. that was a bunch of trash. >> it wasn't good and it snowballed on us today, i've seen it happen before but it can't happen again. >> the raiders dropped to ninth in the afc layoff race. they trail the dolphins and the colts by one game but do face both teams next month. and now to the game that brian hackney couldn't wait to watch. the broncos racing the saints today without a quarterback. denver started, wide receiver kendell hinton because all of the quarterbacks run the covid list. and he d

no calvin ridley today. matt ryan. er

calvin takes us to his neighborhood where he promises the best bunny child in town, a half a loaf of bread filled with hot curry. this hugely popular dish originates from 19th century indian immigrants. basically, in durban, we have a big thing to stand. so it does hold these amazing foods, these amazing curries mazie beyond these. so my flaws would make sense if some low coming through experience would be different cultures and do a bit while out of and went to swim school. when he was a kid, got smacked. if his parents found him anywhere near the ocean, his parents who could not swim, were terrified, he would drown. still today, many children never learned how to swim. let alone surf. to change that alvin and kaya found, it's a song zulu for together to teach children to swim and ride the waves like pros, alvin believes the ocean can teach them important life skills. it gives them their stoke, it gives them that feeling that there is something true to life and it's a sport, you know, you got to love what you do and that's what you're trying to teach. the kids with more than 50 kids

calvin takes us to his neighborhood way. promise us the best bunny cha in town. a half a loaf of bread filled with hot curry. this hugely popular dish originates from 19th century indian immigrants. a city in durban, we have a big thing to stand. does hold these amazing foods, these amazing countries may soon be our knees. so my flaws would make sense if some of those low coming through experience would be different cultures job, while alvin went to swim school. when he was a kid, got smacked. if his parents found him anywhere near the ocean, his parents who could not swim, we're terrified, he would drown. still today, many children never learn how to swim. let alone. to change that alvin and kaya found, it's a song zulu for together to teach children to swim and ride the waves like crows, alvin believes the ocean can teach them important life skills. it gives them that stoke, it gives them that feeling that there is something true to life and it's a sport, you know, you got to love what you do and that's what you're trying to teach. the kids with more than 50 ki

and calvin had a v.a.p. greeting on the tarmac from share the singer has been a supporter and figurehead of the lowly elephant campaigning., and now the top stories on our jazeera, a 2nd, u.s., drugmaker, modern a has announced. it's asking american and european regulators for emergency approval for its covert 1000 vaccine on monday. but there it says its final trial results confirm its more than 94 percent affective. it's a week behind pfizer fueling hopes the u.s. could actually have to approve the vaccines by the end of the year. but public health experts say the country should be preparing for a surge in cases after the thanksgiving weekend or the u.s. health secretary says if everything goes to plan federal approval for vaccines is just weeks away. with pfizer, we have the f.d.a. announced an advisory committee for december the 10th. and if everything is on track, everything proves out what, what it appears to be. we could be looking at approval within days after that. madonna's basically one week behin

dominic calvin lewin pulled one back in injury time.th victory at aston villa. it was a great birthday for captain james ward—prowse — he scored with two fantastic free—kicks and provided the assist for the opener forjannik vestergaard before danny ings made it 4—0. two stoppage—time goals from villa took some gloss off the victory, which ended 4—3. big match to look forward to in a moment — manchester united home to arsenal... that kicks off at half four... and spurs can move into the top four if they beat brighton this evening. celtic are playing aberdeen in a scottsh cup semi—final. the winners will play hearts in the final. meanwhile, in the scottish premiership this afternoon, leaders rangers have gone nine points clear of celtic. they beat kilmarnock1—0, thanks to james tavernier‘s first half penalty. celtic do have two games in hand. but 9 wins in a row for rangers in all competitions. england world cup winner, and manchester united legend sir bobby charlton has been diagnosed with dementia. sir bobby spent 17 years at old traffo

i hope that calvin and i can continue.m. >> coming up next, jenna will reveal her final book club pick of the year. it is the perfect way to close out 2020 today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. switch today. about the covid-19 virus. it's real. it's dangerous. and we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. we can do this. if we do it together. >>> welcome back jenna is here because it's almost december and you have your book pick >> can you believe tomorrow is decemb

. >> hell oh, i'm calvin reed, senior news editor of publishers weekly, editor of pw's online coverage of comics and graphic, and i'm also a co-host on more to come, pw's weekly podcast, and aim also placed to welcome you to the 2020 brooklyn book festival online, a little different platform this year but still exciting and still doing what he brooklyn book fair does so well, to bring artists together to talk about their work. we're here today with a great trio of artists and start with dave chisolm, and emei butell and joe sacco. there's a blinky you, purchase the books so please indulge. i want to tell you but the panel. it's called "makers of the road, writing hidden history" and we're league to book at three authors skillfully use the graphics medium to investigate the culture of different personalities, creative graphic nonfiction at it best. let's tart with dave chisolm, chasing the bird, charlie parker in california, groundbreaking book that looks into the life and music of really one of the most revered and influencal saxophonists in the history of jazz. we'll talk about that a

ceremonies are a tradition dating back to 1923 when president calvin coolidge lifted the first national tree, thank you so much for watching special report, i'm mike emanuel in washington, i'll be back here tomorrow night. good night. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to a special edition of tucker carlson tonight, tucker is out for what passes for the holiday these days, i'm mark steyn -- happy thanksgiving? chicago mayor lori lightfoot. >> you must cancel the normal things giving plans. particularly if they include guests who do not live in your immediate household. >> mark: isn't guests who do not live in your immediate household the whole idea of thanksgiving, over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house we go -- that is the best way to avoid the state police checkpoint onkp highway 37. as is traditional, president trump has pardoned a turkey at the white house, any chance of the governors of maine or michigan or new jersey pardoning their recalcitrant hairdressers or gym owners, those guys have to be stuffed and carved up as an example to any others among our rulers subj

calvin takes us to his neighborhood, away promises the best bunny chowing, top on a half a loaf of bread filled with hot curry. this hugely popular dish originates from 19th century indian immigrants basically, in durban, we have a big thing to stand. does hold these amazing foods, these amazing countries. maybe we are nice. so by far, it makes sense if some local experience with a different culture, a good while out of and went to swim school. when he was a kid, got smacked. if his parents found him anywhere near the ocean, his parents who could not swim with terrified, he would drown. still today, many children never learn how to swim. let alone serve. to change that alvin and kaya found, it's a song zulu for together to teach children to swim and ride the waves like pros, alvin believes the ocean can teach them important life skills. it gives them that stoke, it gives them that feeling that there is something true to life and it's a, it's a sport. you know, you got to love what you do. and that's what you're trying to teach. the kids with more than 50 kids, taking thought alvin hope t

cedric the entertainer stars at calvin butler on the series "the neighborhood."ns when a white family from the midwest moves next to a black family in los angeles. in this clip from tonight's season premier, calvin talks with his son after a member of their community becomes a victim of racial injustice. >> i'm angry every time another racist cop kills one of us out there, every time the system fails us. makes me want to burn it all down. but that's not the answer. i mean, what is? because they're not listening to us. >> so what the hell am i supposed to do? >> you have to fight smart, you have to organize. talk to your people. you have to get them to listen. look, they want you to fight with this. but you got to fight with this. >> so true. cedric the entertainer joins us now. cedric, welcome back. congrats on the third season. let's talk about tonight's episode, i watched it yesterday. it is a comedy show, you took a serious tone and it worked. you were able to infuse comedy into something serious. you said you used a lot of your real life experiences. bravo to

calvin, if you're still connected. i'll resume once i hear your voice, otherwise we'll have to move on. >> it appears the caller has hung up. i'll be moving on. >> clerk: okay. thank you very much. >> caller: hi. my name is alonna. i was born and raised in san francisco. i grew up in district 9. and also bayview district represented by shamann walton. both historically and predominantly poor and working class, black and brown community. in alignment with the callers, i'm calling to demand the g.a.o. committee reject the police officers' association contract renegotiation. if our city budget is a reflection of our values, you know, what does it say about us? what does it say when our representatives want to hold the p.o.a. accountable as part of their personal political gains. why does the community have to call out the g.a.o. committee and the board of supervisors to do what's right. we can say black lives matter all we want. but when we don't care about the actual structural impact that our current system has on black

, the national christmas tree lighting ceremony is a tradition dating back to 1923 when president calvin coolidge was the first national tree. thank you for watching special report. i will see you back here tomorrow night. >> this year because we care so much for each other, thanksgiving. >> thanksgiving with the bidens. urging americans to forgo family traditions with a reminder that we are all in this together as another democrat gets caught ignoring his own stay-at-home advice. a presidential pardon for general michael flynn in time for the holidays but nancy pelosi, adam schiff and others are not sharing in the cheer. >> don't be a turkey this thanksgiving. wear a mask. >> governor cuomo getting into the holiday spirit. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. if you're just waking up, all those things on your mind because of thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving at home. thanks for starting the day with us. let's start with a story we continue to follow, president-elect joe biden urging americans to stay put this thanksgiving, combating the pandemic. democratic leaders

the national christmas tree lighting ceremonies are a tradition dating back to 1923 when president calvin the first national tree, thank you so much for watching special report, i'm mike emanuel in washington, i'll be back here tomorrow night. good night. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to a special edition of tucker carlson tonight, tucker is out for what passes for the holiday these days, i'm mark steyn -- happy thanksgiving? chicago mayor lori lightfoot. >> you must cancel the normal things giving plans. particularly if they include guests who do not live in your immediate household. >> mark: isn't guests who do not live in your immediate household the whole idea of thanksgiving, over the river and through the woods to grandmothe

calvin butts, senior pastor of the abyssinian baptist church of new york city and co-chairman of theadership council. let me go to you first, deborah. in the midst of -- as i stated, dr. richardson and i talking, one of our churches in harlem near house of justice, had a lot of deaths. you called me and we talked about what you have seen as a way to really deal with testing, which was not happening equally. what are the goals and objectives for choose healthy life? how did this project come into being for those listening who are just hearing about it because it will be officially launched tomorrow? >> yes. well, rev, we wanted to make testing more accessible to the community because we have testing deserts in our community. our community doesn't have the widest range of testing available. we had to make that happen. we needed to deal with contact tracing and allow for some cultural competency to be a part of us doing outreach to people who are infected who may have infected others in our community so that we can get to them and help them and help them isolate and services dealing wit

matt ryan to calvin rid lee. atlanta up 13-7. looking like they are letting them come around, screaming around, a drilled car. falcons will take over 16-3. not a lot of tomb, picked off by dion jones 67-yard touchdown. 23-3. raiders ran the game held 40 yards rushing. josh jacobs will fumble this ball and injured his leg on the play. five turnovers in all for vegas. atlanta will roll out 43-6. they fall to 6-5. >> i apologize to the raider fans. >> our fans deserve better than what we did today. our organization deserves better than what we put out there today. it was a bunch of trash. >> it wasn't good. it snowballed on us today. i've seen it happen before, but it can't happen again. >>> with the loss the raiders drop to ninth in the afc playoff praise. they trail the dolphins on a cold spot again, but they do face both teams next month. >>> now to the game brian hackney couldn't wait to watch. the denver broncos face the new orleans saints without a quarterback. denver started practice squad wide receiver kendall hittton under

, the national christmas tree lighting ceremony is a tradition dating back to 1923 when president calvins the first national tree. thank you for watching special report. i will see you back here tomorrow night. >> this year because we care so much for each other, thanksgiving. >> thanksgiving with the bidens. urging americans to forgo family traditions with a reminder that we are all in this together as another democrat gets caught ignoring his own stay-at-home advice. a presidential pardon for general michael flynn in time for the holidays but nancy pelosi, adam schiff and others are not sharing in the cheer. >> don't be a turkey this thanksgiving. wear a mask.

back when calvin coolidge cut taxes across the board the , government's revenues increased. when jack kennedy did it, his economic advisers were all telling him the government would lose revenue and the government gained revenue. it's the reality. so they made quite a sizable financial error. jack kennedy's line about it was "a rising tide lifts all boats." end quote. and this is what we believe the tax proposals that we have made are aimed at. that is reagan in almost the identical words of john f. kennedy before. and finally, last quote from reagan, can you cut taxes and fight inflation by so doing this? i very much believe you can. let me just read you something. our true choice is not between tax reduction on the one hand and the avoidance of large budget deficits on the other. an economy stifled by restrictive tax rates will never produce enough evidence to balance the budget, just as it will never produce enough jobs or profits. and here's reagan quoting, quote, john f. kennedy said that back in 1962 when he was asking for a tax decrease, cut in tax rates across the bo

the raiders had 11 penalties 441 yards on the day and that one led to this on 4th and 3 ryan finds calvin ridley back of the end zone for the 4 yard touchdown, atlanta takes a 13 3 lead so raiders really trying to make something happen before the break minute left in the half car sacked again a 9 yard loss and deja vu he fumbles again to merit or picks it up again and once again. the result is a falcons field goal. >>they lead 16 3 going into the locker room raiders not really able to make any halftime adjustments car just an ill-advised throw their and deion jones reads like a book takes it all the way back 67 yards to the house just like that it's 23 3 falcons they're pretty happy about that derek carr, not so happy the raiders. having any success as the falcons have no intention of slowing trying to brandon powell that capped an 11 yard play 80 yard drive made it 30 to 6 atlanta really time for the readers to turn it on if they want any chance in this game. and this year. well think going to do it car sachs again once again he can hang on to it that was derek carr's 4th turnover for fi

calvin zun, new york city emergency room physician and msnbc contributing dr doctor as well.ou must be concerned with the crowded airports and the likely potential spread in an airport? even with many people wearing masks, when you're there for a long time, waiting for flights, that's a problem. >> well, it sure is, alex. any step along the way of your travel, whether it's car or airplane, airports, you're increasing your risk just by coming into contact with people you've never come into contact with before. the major concern leading into the holidays is simply this. we saw an uptick in cases after memorial day, july 4th and labor day. holidays create a unique situation. why? weather is colder. people are indoors and a lot of eating and drinking during the holidays. those are just scenarios that are ripe for risk of transmission. >> yeah. doctor, how surprised are you so many people went against the cdc recommendations not to travel, and what do you think happened? is it all just the covid fatigue? >> i think we had crisis fatigue since march. little has surprised me through

calvin him. because it was a local doctor and the big him to go to cameron parish courthouse were any people who were injured needed to be tended to. he was torn. because he had no idea what happened to his wife sybil and his three children and is made. he had no idea. yet he decided because of his professional responsibility and the oath that he took his patients that he was going to go to the courthouse. names going to tend to them and he did. and i wasn't help any hours later, more than a day actually that he found out that his wife had survived during the storm but his three youngest children in the made had been killed. and he was given all sorts of awards and called a hero which he truly was but a brush that all the side and said i was just doing what was asked of me. i was being responsible. and i respect other people i would expect them to do the same. but he is certainly one of the heroes of the needs of others above the needs of himself. in another similarly placed hero was clara barton

>> reporter: first of all, people want to know, it was calvin kool lij.hy are they watching this county? it's really the bell weather for the state. first of all, it's evenly split between republicans and democrats. and then the independent votes much like the mirror of the state here, so you look at pith knelt lis county. if you go from 1980 forward. it's chosen the president elect for the 40 years except for 2000 when nothing made sense because of the meltdown in the state of florida. so this is the place to watch. so as people are wondering about the florida returns, if they get their phones out and look, it will probably tell them. i can tell you that both the biden campaign and trump campaign are watching the county very closely. we have had an opportunity to talk to some of the voters here today about their participation, about the record turnout in this state. take a listen. >> it feels good to vot. i wanted to vote in person today because i didn't want to worry about slow mail. i didn't want to worry about any problems. i want to put the ballot in

lighting ceremony tradition 1923 when president calvin coolidge lit the first national tree. thank you so much for watching "special report." i'm mike emanuel in washington. i will see you back here tomorrow night. good night. ♪ >> dana: good evening, everybody i'm dana perino in for martha mccallum this is the story. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. president trump pardoning his former national security adviser michael flynn just a short time ago. ending a four year legal saga for the retired army lieutenant general. flynn pled guilty to lying to the fbi in 2017 but was working to reverse that plea amid claims of prosecutorial misconduct a lot of politically charged fallout surrounding this tonight. we will have the first reaction from k.t. mcfarland who worked closely alongside general flynn as well as byron york coming up. first, a record number of americans hitting the road tonight for thanksgiving travel despite cdc recommendations and this message from president-elect biden today. >> i know how hard it is to forego family traditions but it is so very important. o

that was calvin coolidge. we are donald trump winning the state by 1.3%, 113,000 votes. biden would like to change that. >> randi kaye for us in broward county, which has really broken all kinds of early voting records. very interesting to see what's happening there. >>> joining us now, cnn political commentator, michael smerconish, host of cnn's smerconish and margaret talev. she's the politics and white house editor at axios. michael smerconish, there may be no more important state in america in terms of this election at this point than pennsylvania. and there's no more qualified analyst in pennsylvania than you. so please, tell us what you see. what's happening there? >> you may be wrong on both counts. first of all, first of all, it's nice -- it's nice to feel like they must feel every four years in iowa and new hampshire. it's wonderful to have all of this attention heaped on the commonwealth of pennsylvania. but john, alisyn, i don't know that it's warranted for this reason. for us to be the keystone state for donald trump, a lot of dominos earlier, tomorrow night,

sergeant first class calvin ogletree iii served in iraq and bosnia and his fellow soldiers called himary member to fall victim to the virus according to the pentagon. 11 have in total. we thank him for his service and accepted our condolences to his family. >>> here is a look of the guests coming up on "state of the union." >>> welcome. i'm jim acosta. wolf blitzer is off today. >>> on this day, u.s. crossed another dire milestone in this pandemic. topping 13 million confirmed coronavirus cases as the death toll climbs to 264,000 people. we have just learned cdc advise remembers will vote next week on who gets the coronavirus vaccine first. a federal appeals court just denied the campaign's effort to revive a lawsuit challenging the election results in pennsylvania the three-judge panel saying, quote, the claims h

the national christmas tree lighting ceremony tradition 1923 when president calvin coolidge lit the firstnk you so much for watching "special report." i'm mike emanuel in washington. i will see you back here tomorrow night. good night. ♪ >> dana: good evening, everybody i'm dana perino in for martha mccallum this is the story. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. president trump pardoning his former national security adviser michael flynn just a short time ago. ending a four year legal saga for the retired army lieutenant general. flynn pled guilty to lying to the fbi in 2017 but was working to reverse that plea amid claims of prosecutorial misconduct a lot of politically charged fallout surrounding this tonight. we will have the first reaction from k.t. mcfarland who worked closely alongside general flynn as well as byron york coming up. first, a record number of americans hitting the road tonight for thasg

second quarter with the falcons winning the field goal battle of 6-3, matt ryan has calvin ridley inback of the end zone. atlanta leads 16-3 at the break. they would blow the game open in the second half. derek carr is picked off by deion jones. falcons rout the raiders 43-6. >> it wasn't good. it snowballed on us today. seen it happen before. can't happen again. >> i didn't think, personally, we had our best week at practice. personally thought we were a little flat. clearly that was the case in the game. and any time you turn the ball over like that, you're not going to win football games. >> women's college basketball, taking on cal state bakersfield, down 17 points in the second half. then the comeback. mcintosh buries the triple. then in the fourth quarter she goes for a drive and gets the bucket. the lead is cut down to 6, but the rally falls short. bakersfield beats cal 60-52. golden bears fall to 0-2 on the season. our first cancellation, stanford women's basketball is cancelling tomorrow's game against university of san diego because of the county's new travel restrictions.

and when you get here do you honestly think your life can worry that your sentence was calvin turning it would get. the us. well about half of it when the president of the united states speaks out the rest of the world takes notice. aggressive negotiation on trade deals. unparalleled military might international agreements hanging by a thread will the next u.s. foreign policy put america 1st. or be a leading light for the world at large. examine the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera. 5 g. internet technology game changer threat just not i'd want to be a human leverage activists. in the. conspiracy theorists engineers and world leaders this is only the beginning arguing fiercely over control over the latest wireless technology the truth about 5 g. on al-jazeera. in the sun for a book on the false image in the comic in late july the sun down the middle of the country it's in. if you go to a little mechanic watch all you will see dad soon. to be. my nigel i'll be forced to produce 1st to mimic bunny could not become. my nigeria women are strong we need. my mind on al-jazeera.

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calvin takes us to his neighborhood way. promise us the best bunny challenge, top on a half a loaf of bread filled with hot curry. this hugely popular dish originates from 19th century indian immigrants a city in durban. we have a big thing to say does hold these amazing foods. these amazing countries may see beyond these so my phone would make sense of some local experience will be different cultures gambling. while out of and when to swim school, when he was a kid, got smacked. if his parents found him anywhere near the ocean, his parents who could not swim with terrified, he would drown. still today, many children never learn how to swim, let alone serve. to change that alvin and collier found, it's a song zulu for together to teach children to swim and ride the waves like pros. alvin believes the ocean can teach them important life skills. it gives them that stoke, it gives them that feeling that there is something true to life and it's a sport, you know, you got to love what you do. and that's, are you trying to teach t

or calvin sun is a physician and professor of emergency medicine in new york. he says the rest of the u.s. is now experiencing what his state went through in march united states of america, operating like 50 different countries, with their own plan and their own ways of handling code in 1000. so really depends . i mean, i think there overwhelms everywhere. and i think the idea that you have new what new york city went through every cross, all 49 other states as the new york city where i am now, i think we learn fast and we've been through things like 911 and the world trade center bombings. we do recover quickly and we do learn from our mistakes and we do adapt. so i think right now we're managing and it's not as bad as it was in march when the bombs are much higher. now we're pushing somewhat like a 2nd wave. i don't want to speak on behalf of the entire country, but i do know what they're wrestling with. outside of new york city is as if they were going through the 1st time. so patients come in too late with a little a drowning in their own fluids on their ow

my friend calvin might be the next speaker of the georgia house from columbucolumbus, geo.cerned at all that biden is going to win. what i hope is the margin is sufficient and is definitive that the country tells this guy exactly what they think. if you look over my shoulder, you'll see there is a little papi van wrinkle left at $200 an ounce and it's going down tonight, one way or another. >> this is the first election since 2000. this happens every 20 years you have election in which two things are on the ballot, obviously, the president, you have every house race, state legislatures but you've also got a redistricting coming up based on the census which means election night again, those down belt races all the way flowing through in every state of union will have implications for ten years from now. >> so chris, in 2010 when we had the tea party revolution close to 700 state legislative seats flipped and that has changed the course of the decade, right? we see the politics that we see i think in large part because of the tea party revolution. hear in texas the tea party

calvin takes us to his neighborhood to a promise, says the best bunny cha in town. a half a loaf of bread filled with hot curry. this hugely popular dish originates from 19th century indian immigrants. a city in devon, we have a big thing to share. and so does hold these amazing foods, these amazing countries mazie beyond these. so my flaws would make sense of some local me experience would be different cultures and go. but while alvin went to swim school, when he was a kid, got smacked. if his parents found him anywhere near the ocean, his parents who could not swim with terrified, he would drown. still today, many children never learned how to swim. let alone serve. to change that alvin and kaya found, it's a song zulu for together to teach children to swim and ride the waves like pros, alvin believes the ocean can teach them important life skills. it gives them that stoke, it gives them that feeling that there is something true to life and it's a, it's a sport, you know, you got to love what you do. and that's to be trying to teach the kids that with more than 50

analysts in more than 120 countries. 2021 could be another 2017 in the making, joining us now is calvin. raise happy with us. -- kelvin, great to have you with us. seeing this grade run-through in the global equity rally. datad that pretty good pmi out of china as well. why is there so much upside and in which secure the markets? -- particular markets? vaccine indue to the the developed parts of the world. what the markets are basically saying is that by the end of next year, activity should be going back to the pre-covid-19 levels. that is what the market is trying to show. that is why you are seeing a pretty strong recovery. you're also doing a down swipe at the moment. when it comes to what we have been seeing in this region, we know china has been surging ahead but you are looking at some of these other markets that have not caught up as much. tell us what you like the likes of singapore, india and korea? kelvin: largely because of the as --hat we see singapore the valuations in singapore are quite low. there are some companies that attractively got into them. singapore should be pl

>> i don't see a lot of calvin among these guys.ligious group of men that i can see. religion is not playing a big role in american life, especially among elites, in the revolutionary era and the post-revolutionary era. it really comes in the 19th century when you get a doubling of the number of ministers in the country relative to the population. i want to go back to something you said about life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. i see this coming out of john locke who writes life, liberty, and property. or he called it estate. it's a small interchanges that jefferson makes. life, liberty, and happiness. property meant you were a man of property, and that's relatively a small portion of society. changing it to life, liberty, and happiness is so democratic because everyone in a society can pursue happiness whether they have land or property or not. and i think it is -- i have a lot of problems with jefferson. i think my opinion of him went down usually well while writing this book. those small tweaks he makes in this epicurean doc

. >> one of calvin coolidges supporters decided to send them a thanksgiving dinner.en. >> reporter: but that idea was off the table. >> they decided, well, we're going to keep her instead. >> reporter: coolidge gave her a name, rebecca and some bling. >> she had a handmade collar and it said white house raccoon on it. >> the press was rough on rebecca, th rebecca. >> those raccoons are some mean critters, mo. mediocre medioc mo rocca, we're glad to have you this morning. >> good to see you, michelle. you talk about the kennedy pets, you talk about teddy roosevelt's pets. what is it about presidential pets that sort of, like, throws us into curiosity? >> well, i think like with a lot of pets, they kind of oftentimes match the personalities of their owners. so teddy roosevet, an asthmatic child, has a one-legged rooster. and i just love to think of that one-legged rooster just hopping up san juan hill, not letting anything stop him. that kind of drive and that kind of -- and that personality, like i said, that matches its owners. nancy giles has a piece about how pet o