[applause] >> was a catalyst for this environmental awakening. >> i think rachel carson, carson's bigut before that from 1945 - 1962, her book insight nuclear testing movement grew in the united states and there was internet or john hershey wrote his book were you talking about people skin, nothing in the horrors of it remember his own image john f. kennedy the big hero in an essay. he became an older, kennedy was against - and douglas was against it and norman was against it had a name that nobody talks about anymore, we went to nobel prizes, albert schweitzer from africa he won to a started denouncing nuclear testing using the willy-nilly and the chemicals and of course you know what's interesting is for historians and journalists is that you said that he made jfk the pt 109 hero. now kennedy if he were here, i actually do that myself. [laughter] honey say that article came out, joe kennedy bought it and then told in strong-armed the readers digest to be in an addition that already ran in the new yorker and they made booklets then lick us a lot of money where he went and out to hers

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carson, it's good to see you as always. >> you too. thank you. maria: quick break and then senator john kennedy is here, firing up the room while questioning joe biden's radical nominee. louisiana senator will join me on the odds of joe biden's spending and tax plan getting spending and tax plan getting jamm up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. because we believe everybody deserves a chance. see what scholarships you may qualify for at phoenix.edu maria: louisiana senator john kennedy sits on the banking and judiciary committees and, senator, it's wonderful to have you this morning. thanks very much for being here. can you kick us off with the number of legislative days you have left, what are you expecting to get cone before year end? >> well, senator schumer or determines number of cays we have left, but basically we have until the end of the year, if your question is will build back better be brought before the senator, i think only jo

was it rachael carson? >> carson's big. but before that, from 1945 to 1962, her book, the anti nuclear testing movement grew in the united states. there was concern after john hershey wrote his book on hiroshima, where he is talking about peoples skin melting and the horrors of it. i remember john hershey is the one who may john f. kennedy the big hero in that essay. and kennedy was against testing, we met douglas was against, at norman cousins was against it. and then again that no one talks about anymore. but he won two mel two nobel prizes. albert schweit sir from africa -- he started announcing this and the willy-nilly use of chemicals. >> but what's interesting though is that for historians and journalists, you said that he made kennedy the pt109 hero and he said, well, actually did that myself. >> there are enough. >> [laughs] >> but once that article came out, joe kennedy bought it and he strong armed readers digest to put it in and in addition. and it already ran in the new yorker. and hershey when he ran in 1950. t

was it rachel carson? >> carson is big. her book, the anti-nuclear testing movement grew in the united states. there was concern after john hershey wrote his book of hiroshimo where he talked about people's skin melting and the horrors of it. old joe ken dip was against atomic testing. william dug last was against it. norman cousins was against it. a name that nobody talks about anymore but he won two noble prizes. albert schwitzer won to prizes. >> what's interesting always for historians, journalists is you said that he made jfk the pt109 hero. if kennedy were here, he would say i did that myself. >> fair. good point. let me say by be made part, once the article came out, joe kennedy bought it and sold it, strong armed readers digest to put it in in addition. it already ran in the new yorker and they made booklets with the cost a lot of money where he would hand out to her see when he ran in 1952. this is the historical problem of the tree falling in forest that no one heres until somebody comes along and says see, look a

. >> and with the assignment spraying revolution rachel carson, and the great environmental awakening. and then to say 64 and as a reporter because they words spray ddt and the pediatrician and then to say i am an organic farmer. and i have a right as an ouamerican citizen that you cannot spray that stuff. and william douglas the supreme court justice backed her but low and behold rachel carson's book came out and bob caro was the first person with rachel carson at the mayflower hotel with this incredible investigatory series about rachel carson's book and it is almost exactly the stories were coming out the new yorker did an excerpt of carson and kennedy had a press conference and said we're looking at ms. carson's research and indeed a lot of these insecticides and pesticides that are developed during world war ii and then connecting it to humans. >> who is the catalyst for environmental awakening quick. >> but before that 1945 through 1962 that movement grew in the united states. and on hiroshima talking w about people and remember john hirsch is the one that gave jfk the hero in a

♪ >> johnny carson wasn't just the host of "the tonight show."ay thank you and good night. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up debt of several million dollars, so i guess he's going to be running as a democ

carson, welcome., you know, who is the zero and the zero with the vaccines, i want to ask you about this development. the fda approving the anti-viral pill called paxolovid. is this a game changer? >> i'm very happy to see that happen. i've been advocating for that for awhile. congratulations to the fda for recognizing the importance of cutting through the red tape and getting this out there. treatments are something that we have neglected for quite some time now. dating way back to the beginning of the crisis. part of it is red tape. it doesn't make any sense when you're dealing with a pandemic. we need to look at that and get that change quickly because we need to go down several pathways. yes, it was a wonderful thing that we're able to get get the vaccine in record time. no question about it. we should also have been looking at other possibilities and other treatments. use our whole armormentiarian. we don't need government mandates. we need to let the health care system work. we need to give them

carson, thanks so much.nks for being our lead guest. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: you got it he is not our only guest. case in point. meanwhile, new york's brand new governor, unelected kathy hochul is forcing kids, as young as 2, to wear masks. it's really no big deal. just listen. >> we do hope that everyone really comes around and realizes this is a simple very minor intrusion, if you will. all the children in the state have been wearing masks since the beginning, it's not that big of deal. >> brian: oh, really. that's night. no big deal. let's look at the data. brown university i hear that's an ivy league school. they just did a study on this noted 23% drop in scores measuring expwedges quoshts for children 0 to 5 since the pandemic began. we are already having our kids suffer. the report adds quote here we go the masks worn in public settings and in school or day care settings may impact a range of early developmental skills such as attachment to the parent or to the teacher, facial processing. socioe

after ruling late-95 television for 30 years, johnny carson steps down tonight. >> and so it has comeople in the world. i found something i always wanted to do, and i have enjoyed every single minute of it. i bid you a very heartfelt good night. >> it's certainly true that with johnny out, a vacuum was created. >> a big decision that had the entertainment industry buzzing, is due this week. that's of course the fate of late-night stars jay leno and david letterman. >> "the tonight show" without johnny carson as the regular host made its debut last night. jay leno emerged from behind the curtain. >> oh, i don't care if you laugh. i got the job. don't matter to me. >> look at this. they are getting more press than the president. so start up your remote controls. a late-night race is about to begin. >> jay was a brilliant standup. he continued the tradition of johnny. he had a big group of monologue writers. that was the main writing on that show. he was writing the best topical jokes that anybody could write. >> democratic candidate bill clinton said he is also troubled by the amount of

carson and others recently. domestic and foreign threat actors purposely seek to exploit the fractures in our society, the anger and discord associated with our political discourse, to sow discord, inspire violence and destabilize our society. individuals preparing to conduct acts of violence will often discuss their plans online, both in private and public forums. understanding all of this is critically important because it provides context to what i'm sure we will discuss later today, with regard to how the department has structured itself to work with the fbi and others to address this issue. but if i may, if i may focus on a couple of key issues -- one, we need to think differently about intelligence. this threat requires we think differently about information. indicators may be apparent through public action or communication. covert collection may not be necessary but analysts need to be able to distinguish between constitutional protected speech. and threats related activity. prevention. one of the tools u

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book came out in 1952 and robert caro was the first person that he and met with rachel carson at the hotel handed wrote this incredible investigative an investigatory book story and almost exactly the stories were coming out, and new yorker did an excellent story and john f. kennedy had a press conference and said, miss, not really looking at ms. carson's research, and indeed they found out that these insecticides that were developed and multiplied during world war ii were certais connecting it to the humans. [applause] >> who was the catalyst for this environmental awakening. >> rachel carson, but before that from 1945 - 2062, her bucket, the anti- nuclear testing movement it grew in the united states and after hershey wrote his book about her a small coming talking about people being are melting and hearts of it and remember that john hershey made john f. kennedy the big hero in an essay. there was all joke that kennedy was against and norman cousins was against it and infanta nobody talks about it anymore but he won two nobel prizes albt sweitzer from africa, 12 nobles and he star

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. >> thank you, chairman carson, for convening this vital discussion. i'm pleased to join in welcoming the witnesses here today. domestic terrorism is one of the greatest threats to our values, our democracy and our security. it is imperative this committee and the american people understand the scope and complexity of the domestic terror threat and ensure we equip our intelligence community with the resources needed to counter it. because this threat is complex, coordinated and evolving our response must be also. we must continue to improve our understanding and sharing of threat information, find ways to diffuse and de-escalate recruitment for an incitement of violence and confront the causes of and contributors to domestic terrorism including the extreme and violent ideologies often fomented online through disinformation and false narratives. we must also acknowledge the persistent role white supremacy and white nationalism have on the frequency and severity of these threats. it is an the disputable fact that a growing proportion of domestic terroris

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chris: he was famous and ended up on the johnny carson show on more than one occasion. have seen the clip, so it is not legend, johnny carson said, all right, connie, he went by connie, you are the biggest hotel man on earth. could you just give it everybody in the audience one piece of advice. he said if i can give you one piece of advice, i would say, please, keep your shower curtain inside the shower. david: otherwise it would leak out in the water would damage the hotel? chris: correct. david: do you ever communicate with him or get messages from him, saying you did a good job protecting my name. chris: i haven't, but i have is blessed in my office. we have all sorts of paraphernalia related to the history of the company, most of which i sent to the conrad hilton museum at the university of houston, because i thought it would be great to catalogue it and have it. the one thing i did keep his his bust, which i keep close to my office. i did not know conrad personally. i did know his son. talking to his son, he was quite proud of what we had done with the company and

former new york giants, harry carson is with us. great to see you, harry.eo game franchise. essentially centered around ten. he is going to have a huge legacy here. a lot of people say there is nobody that loved this board more than he did. what did he mean to you? >> for me he meant different things at different times. you know, when i played, it meant that we when he and pat sumrall came together, i knew was going to be special. the fact that these guys were going to be here in the game, that made a difference. once he left football and he went into business and so forth, it still meant something to me because i have been like 30, 32 years removed from playing football, and last year, i was part of the madden team. so i the opportunity to be -- my grandson, my sons, they have been able to play harry carson from way back in the day. >> jackie: it is so interesting you see the photographs. you see the evolution of him. and his energy was just palpable, especially when he was broadcasting. he just brought the love of. and when you think about coaches, yeah,

>> yes >> back at 8:30 with the latest sign that carson daly has made it, who is carson daly >> way todon't think he ever saw anything l.a. times" crossword puzzle, you would have thought i won an oscar. i appreciate that. that's a real treat. >> it was great to hear your name shouted out >> smiling down. >> for sure. >> with the genoe mr. daly, we have a busy half hou ahead on this christmas eve eve. it's filled with all sorts of goodies to get you in the holiday spirit. >> once you wrap up your wrapping, the next few days are ideal for struggling up on the couch to watch tv or a movie so coming up, dave carter will highlight th best shows and films of the season and what's new and noteworthy in 2022. >> and the legendary chef is here with us she's going to share recipes for two simple but very impressive sheet pan dishes i see pork chops they are going to be perfect for christmas dinner. >> looking good. making us hungry here. >>> they've wowed us with their work on the front lines and their appearances on "america's got talent," and this morning the north well health nurs choir will

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and you are no johnny carson. ♪ goo goo goo goo goo goo goo goo ♪ >> welcome the great white north.mpany. the toronto one is the one that fueled the sctv series which originally was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail, hail! >> hail, hail. thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. you know, as a comedian. and canadians are always outsiders, but they're looking at the other culture which is right next door to them. >> i love you, i want to bear your children! ha ha ha! >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> sorry, no, never mind, i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual in its humor because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience. and there was also just the idea that it was this sort of low-rent thing. it was this sort of by the seat of their pants kind of operation

but carson, let me ask you this. do you also say that class to an extent class and race also help explain the mismatch between vaccine intention and action? can you elaborate on that point? how so? yes. so for me the, the, the issue is that we see the impact of politics. so, class and race playing at all, we see how western nations are able to, to hold vaccines in collusion with flux in manufacturers. we see that even when vaccines are available enterprise but is a more in african continent. so african countries have to pay more for vaccines, and yet the vaccines are still not available. and the people who are prepared to pay less have the vaccines in greater partners. so we see all of this. we see the role of, you know, the, the people who are excluded from, from health care. so the notion that if we vaccinate one part of the world, and in the, in the global north, that these people who live in that part of the world will be protected from vaccine, from, from, from the pandemic. sorry. and now we start to see with t

the litigant that you met, amy carson, is widely expected to be successful in her battle against theprogram includes this. so if i open a satanic run school in your community that met all standards, you'd be okay paying, right? well, sean, there was that requirement if you paid attention to maine saying but you can't really be indoctrinating. i pointed outlet that amy walter now -- amy carson's now 19-year-old daughter had bible study to begin every school day. by the way, nothing wrong with that. the question is whether taxpayers should be funding it and whether this case is going to open the door for the funding of religious based charter school. that's the real issue here. here's something else from social media tonight. smerconish, scotish the question before the court is whether states can exclude religious private schools. your question is a straw man, both false and deceptive. i don't think so, tom. i think the question here is whether here to for those situations where states could have are now going to be absolutely entitled to make that funding decision. here comes another

>> >> jimmy: yeah, you had -- carson daly was there.s just sitting at home trying to, like, see -- read on twitter how the wedding is going. [ laughter ] anyway, it seemed like a blast [ laughter ] did you save me a piece of cake or anything? i mean, maybe that, you sent - please don't send me that banana >> you're always trying to make me feel like super dave osborne do you remember super dave osborne >> jimmy: i do not i do not i do not >> you do that every time. we talked about this last time >> jimmy: no, i don't. >> and then, i end up coming across as the grumpy guy trying to be festive, wearing a santa hat. [ laughter ] and then you just kick me in the nuts over and over [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: how you could be mad at -- how you could be mad at this little guy? look at this little guy. aw [ audience aws ] look, that's you and gwen. >> that's back when gwen and i used to be brother and sister. [ laughter ] way back in the day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god >> you know, that was years ago. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: du

johnnie carson is a former assistant secretary of state for the bureau of african affairs.an advisor to the united states institute of peace, a think tank founded by congress. >> up until three weeks ago, the t.p.l.f. was making a concerted advance, moving southward towards the capital of addis ababa. but in the last three weeks, the introduction of drones, drones supplied largely by the united arab emirates, turkey and iran have given the ethiopian military an advantage on the battlefield. >> reporter: the crisis began more than a year ago when tigrayan forces who used to run the country attacked a federal outpost. federal forces and their allies from neighboring eritrea, and the amhara region, waged a scorched earth campaign and occupied parts of tigray. but in late june, tigrayan forces pushed federal ethiopian soldiers out... and kept going, from tigray into neighboring amharra and afar... and on toward the capital addis ababa. but abiy's forces pushed back. bolstered by drones, they recaptured towns under tigrayan control. these images purportedly show ethiopian milita

my next guest, amy carson, sent her daughter to her alma mater, but the state wouldn't help cover thened by her attorney, michael. let me begin with you, amy. thank you for being here. you're fighting for the right of parents to have their kids educated at religious affiliated schools and have the state pay for it. is that fair? >> yes. we live in a town that is a tuition town in maine. >> counsellor, why is that not a violation of separation of church and state? >> well, the program here isn't funding schools. it's funding families, and it's allowing families to decide whether -- where to use that money. and currently, parents can choose schools, public schools in neighboring school districts. they can choose private schools. they can choose schools in state or out of state, and the state routinely paid for kids to go to some of the most elite blue blood prep schools in the country. yet, parents can't select a jewish day school or a catholic parish school in their town, and that kind of discrimination runs flat against the principles of the free exercise clause. when government provi

military career has included numerous commendations and leadership positions in fort benning and fort carson. he's also been deployed to poe lan, germany, romania, and afghanistan where he was successful in his part with operation resolute support free trade agreement sentinal. his next assignment is with the pentagon where he will be a valued participant for peace through strength. in conclusion, god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years, as the global war on terrorism continues moving from afghanistan safe haven to america, we will remember pearl harbor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? >> i speak to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this national meesh harbor remembrance day, 80th anniversary 69 attack, i rise to honor charlie dowd, montana's last living pearl harbor survivor. mr. rosen daily: he was a 17-year-old radio m

due to the pandemic. norwegian carson vall, hm sensational world record in the 400 meters hurdles was a sporting highlight amid empty stands. but gymnastics darcy, mom biles hit the headlines despite only earning a bronze and silver. she withdrew from several events, citing mental health struggles, prompting widespread praise, including from olympics chief thomas back. i'm are really admiring how she is handling the situation. letter on the, on the, on her. so she admits to have this problem. this is already courageous. and then pick him paralympic officials, which is glad to get through the games without major cove. it outbreaks among competitors max the step and was crowned formula one champion after a filling season dominated by untracked controversy. including his final victory. the year came to a close. if fears for the well being of tennis by a pong sky, after she appeared to accuse a former chinese vice premier of sexual assault only to retract the allegation 2021 has been another challenging year for sport. 2022 is expected to be no different. you're watching dw news from berl