>> charlie brown and the peanuts gang. >> in 1965, a year after rudolph, cbs aired another christmasssic. >> we love charlie brown christmas. >> i love the feel of it with great sound track. >> someone pared jazz with a christmas special for kids. >> every time you hear it. >> charlie brown is a strange hero for kids, appears to suffer from depression, he goes to therapy. >> even though his therapist is lucy and she charges 5 cents. >> he was against the commercialism of christmas. >> charlie brown wrestles with the issues, and linus turns to him, shocking for the time, he site scripture. >> for you. >> not about charlie brown. >> a public school play. >> school board was probably against it. but no one was understand them anyway it was wawawa . >> there is no way that charlie brown special gets made today and does not end with department of justice policing a school board meeting. >> something about simplicity of children that makes it easier to know the simplicity of the message of christmas, that is what charlie brown nails. >> you hope that is still on. until the end of time. >>

classic. >> i love charlie brown christmas.not to love, right?ro i love the feel of it. it had that great sound track. >> someone paired jazz with a christmas special for kids. >> every time you hear it, you just got to go. >> charlie brown is a strange hero for kids because he appears to suffer from depression. i mean, he is in therapy even though his therapist is lucy and she charges 5 cents. >> kind of go through this awakening, i suppose through the christmas season. >> he was against the commercialism of christmas. >> charlie brown wrestles with all of these issues and you know, eventually lioness turns to him and shocking for the time, he cites scripture. >> for you to born in the city of david is a savior who is christ the lord. >> that's what christmas is all about charlie brown. >> these kids put on a nativity scene as part of a public school play. >> school board was against it, nynobody could understand him anyway it was workers' comp anyway it wah, wah. >> no way it is department of justice school board meeting. >>

i also love "charlie brown" "home alone" is good. to be? >> jesse: you have to be on drugs to like "to them that christmas at your age." and you are not a preteen. >> dana: what are you trying to say? >> jesse: that's worse. but the muppets, that's a whole other thing. it's not even a cartoon. i've never seen "it's a wonderful life" and i have never seen "it's a christmas story." >> dana: you never saw "it's a wonderful life? >> greg: it is always on. it >> dana: your parents made you watch it. >> jesse: i don't think so. >> harold: mine is "trading places." getting a jump-start on deck in the halls could be good for your health. people who put up the christmas decorations early tend to be happier and friendlier according to a study. do you find that to be the case? >> jesse: i put my tree up december 7th and decorated it on december 7th, so that's three weeks before christmas, so i'm happy about that. >> dana: i have friends in washington, d.c., matt and liz whitlock. and they put it up right after halloween i thought they were craz

i also love "charlie brown" "home alone" is good. kid, what's going to be? >> jesse: you have to be on drugs to like "to them that christmas at your age." and you are not a preteen. >> dana: what are you trying to say? >> jesse: that's worse. but the muppets, that's a whole other thing. it's not even a cartoon. i've never seen "it's a wonderful life" and i have never seen "it's a christmas story." >> dana: you never saw "it's a wonderful life? >> greg: it is always on. it >> dana: your parents made you watch it. >> jesse: i don't think so. >> harold: mine is "trading places." getting a jump-start on deck in the halls could be good for your health. people who put up the christmas decorations early tend to be happier and friendlier according to a study. do you find that to be the case? >> jesse: i put my tree up december 7th and decorated it on december 7th, so that's three weeks before christmas, so i'm happy about that. >> dana: i have friends in washington, d.c., matt and liz whitlock. and they put it up right after halloween i thou

my favorite christmas movie for those of you who want to know is charlie brown christmas. christmas is not christmas unless i watch this movie. i don't care how busy i am or where number my career, i have to watch the charlie brown christmas. my favorite christmas food is probably remember we used get those popcorn balls and they were like candy? do you remember that? >> no, that must have been something before electricity. judge jeanine: don't say the, tyrus. spy watched you before the show. when you got all done up. even though you like stuff that's not around anymore. >> there is no other judge on fox. that's why i'm your favorite judge. >> on the planet. judge jeanine: happy new year to all of you. just ahead. you have know him from his world renowned book, tuesdays with lori. best selling author mitch albom is next. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice" on this special christmas night. during the holidays and looking towards the new year we spends time reflect on what is important in life. that's what i discussed with my next guest, one of the most beloved authors

his music became forever associated with charlie brown. ♪♪ >> reporter: but the opening song of the tvut, he wrote the words himself. >> lee dashed off some lyrics, basically on the back of a paper bag. >> reporter: the children's singing voices belongs to carrie, dave, and a couple others from the san francisco church choir. >> it is fun to work with the kids. and this group here is fabulous. >> reporter: the recordings you made have probably been listened to more tha many of the biggest pop singers. >> it starts to get a little discouraging when you put it that way. because that $15 isn't getting us anywhere. >> reporter: the kids got $5 for each recording session, no royalties. >> the singers with catch as can and haphazard, but you got to hang out with people. >> and to be part of this iconic show that really touches people for years and years and years, it is humbling in that way. >> reporter: once the special was ready, mendelson showed it to the network executives. they hated everything about it. >> the music -- what's this, jazz? this is not what we expected. there is religion

charlie brown holiday special on apple tv and because this is 21, your a good man charlie brown.sadly they had to eat for thanksgiving due to rising turkey cost. snoopy is back with all new holiday as usual, he doesn't talk. only this year is because doctor fauci ripped out his vocal cords. also instead of classic football kicking, who seek tricks probably over and over, if he just gets another booster shot. [laughter] topic number two. cardi b released a new line of vodka infused whipped cream. they claimed be the perfect combination of bougie and boozy which is why the original spokesperson was nancy pelosi. where's my whipped cream? .2 rub it all over. new shot described just like party be. they might make you pass out so someone can steal your watch. there available in caramel and vanilla flavors, each one 10% alcohol by volume just like cardi b. the company recommends pouring the new vodka infused whipped cream onto your favorite syrup or eating it out of the camp. coincidentally, eating out of the can is also the name of cardi b's next assignment, so exciting. i can't wait

>> poor charlie brown. or should it be franklin?rom mostly black voters. this discussion comes in the wake of manchin and sinema voting for filibuster carve-outs for the debt ceiling but so far, not willing to do that for voting rights. seems like america's credit card has more rights than america's voter registration card. joining me now, brittany cooper, professor at rutgers university, and roy tatum, executive director of legal shield and formerly with the naacp. thank you very much. i'll start with our new guest, roy. i have to ask you this. nationally, washington, dc and new york, people are trying to figure out what senator sinema is doing. you are in arizona. you are in a state where voting rights have been gutted. you are in a state where her very chances to be reelected are affected by the kind of voter suppression laws and big lie nonsense and audits that republicans are pushing. why the heck is your senator so dead set against protecting the rights not only of constituents in the state but her own chances to get reelected

i suppose now i'm going to get the charlie brown perspective there at the white house. house. how are they responding to this? i guess they missed the football. >> yeah, absolutely. and they put out a scathing statement, and there was a lot of surprise in it. the fact of the matter is it was no surprise that these negotiations were in trouble, perhaps the only surprise was the timing because the white house said in this statement that manchin had actually brought his own proposal directly to the president, and they were expecting to work their way through that when he abruptly pulled the plug on national television, and our reporting is that about 30 to 40 minutes before he went on tv, he actually sent one of his aides to deliver the message to the white house that he was going to make this announcement. the white house, in turn, tries to reach out to him, and manchin, they say, wouldn't take the call. so, there were clearly feelings that there was something else to negotiate. now, a little bit of that statement just to give you a flavor of it. senator manchin's comment

happy new year charlie brown is the museum's largest event. as visitors watch 4000 biodegradable balloons watch -- fall from the ceiling. they are processing refunds if you had registered. ama: they are ordering an indoor mask mandate starting tomorrow regardless of vaccination status. >> the omicron surge numbers were so concerning at this point. we're seeing the cases rise so quickly that it sort of made the decision pretty clear. ama: the county says there was a 229% increase in cases between december 9 and december 23. all indoor spaces are affected except for religious services which are exempt. the county has suspended all new jury trials. dan: in the bay's largest county, santa clara, issued a booster mandate today for anyone working in health care facilities, jails, or homeless shelters. no exceptionwi -- no exemptions will be made. health officials are preparing for this omicron surge. reporter: santa clara county is taking a strategic step to keep an expected surge in omicron cases from outstripping its hospital capacity. effective j

in some ways, it's kind of like charlie brown and the football.y have this big lofty goal and they swing at it every time and miss it because the filibuster is the thing that stands in their way. in the 50-50 senat you need 10 republicans to get on board with any piece of legislation to move it forward, unless you try to reform the filibuster, which is what some democrats have talked about. there was some talk about some democrats, different sources about trying to create a carveout for issues like voting rights. but that still requires a majority of democrats to get on board with that. and senator cinema has stood strong against changing the rules against the filibuster. this brings us back to square one. you have these big lofty goals, hr one, issues with passing bill back better, and any number of policies that anyone senator in the democratic party has veto power over. yamiche: in some ways, we have to talk about bbb, and also agree milestone. the coronavirus has now killed over 800,000 people. more people are reported to have died in the u.s.

. >> charlie brown. i am in houston, texas, signing books. >> laura: raymond, thank you.mas. they will be hosting a few shows for me next week. we have a special christmas eve show for the folks at home. you look forward to that. it's hilarious. next why are cities in california, and new york looking to ban natural gas? if democrats have control over our electric grid? we will explain in moments. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: now the climate crusaders could come for your gas stoves now. new york city became the largest u.s. city to ban new natural gas hook ups in order to save the climate. this comes after more than 50 california cities have already restricted or banned natural guess hook ups. say good-bye to your gas stoves. is this really about helping the climate? one eco-radical let it slip the real goal. telling the "new york times" this becomes a death spiral. joining me now is michael an environmental activist and an author. natural guess is an extremely clean fossil fuel. what is this all about? >> well, you are right. it's not about climate change. natural gas is the main rea

ever watch all peanuts cartoons by charles shots where you have lucy, put the football down for charlie brown and say ticket ticket ticket. and then they pull it away. it's the same thing where you can never taper upon you just make li, and for all the time when they say they're going to taper, they can't taper. because the map and magnets hope, scale, and magnitude of the debt they have would make them installment. they wouldn't be able to service the interest on the debt. now, the bigger problem that we have is that you have earnings, crazy bernie crazy, bernie sanders, head of the senate finance committee. just moral hazard means nothing him and stephanie kelton is one of his advisors who created magic money training mat modern theory just print print until it explodes. and that's exactly what they're doing. you know, you saw last year or this year in the middle of the year were early said that 6 and a half trillion additional stimulus is, is the minimum that we should put out there. if you about what happened. i mean, go back to go back to 1998. we had the 1st, the 1st bailout, and 1st ca

. >> charlie brown is blushing, houston, texas tomorrow signing books, raymondarroyo.com. >> you haveistmas, you, rebecca, and the kids, posting a few shows for me next week and we have a special christmas eve show for the folks at home, you will look forward to that. it is hilarious and next, why are cities in california and new york looking to ban natural gas? what will that mean if democratic politicians have control over our electrical grid under those circumstances. we will explain it in moments. >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: now the climate crusaders could come for your gas stoves now. new york city became the largest in the climate crusaders could be coming for your gas stove now. new york city became the largest us city to ban new natural gas hookups in order to serve the climate, this comes after 50 california cities of already restricted or banned natural gas hookups meaning say goodbye to your gas stoves and your ovens but is this really about helping the climate. one eco-radical may have let it slip what the real goal is telling the la times if we take away those new customers in the p

peanuts, charlie brown. he was a big supporter, lived here in santa rosa.ned the term happiness is a warm puppy. how are you training these puppies for this big task? >> it starts at day one. volunteers are socializing them to all sorts of people, sounds, environments, making sure they are learning 30 plus commands while they are with their rai ser. >> past the puppy phase, what happens? >> our volunteers turn in the puppy they have raised to one of our professional training centers where we are today. then they are trained by professional trainers in more advanced commands to help someone. >> i am a service dog trainer here. one of the biggest commands our clients asked dogs to do for them is picking things up off the ground. good boy, n n sit. good job, buddy! good job! yes, good job. there we go. >> my name is margaret peterson. i am a senior instructor and i trained service dogs for veterans with ptsd. we train nightmare interruption. the dogs are cued off of movement. they pulled the covers off toward the person. >> once you have lived with a service d

and can you name them from the peanuts' crew in "the charlie brown christmas"?t about christmas when it comes to christmas movies. ♪ somewhere out there ♪ >> mousekewitz, and the kwanzaa documentary. "the black candle." >> you are what we have become. >> reporter: whether will ferrell and "elf." >> santa's coming to town. >> ah! oh, my god! i know him. >> reporter: and bill murray -- >> you are going to be visited by three ghosts tomorrow. >> bad for me. >> reporter: or tyler perry playing an apartment store santa in "a madea christmas." >> does santa really work in the north pole? >> no. he don't work. he lays on the couch and drinks all day, kind of like your mama. now, bye! >> reporter: and performances work. what better to relieve the season's stress? make your way to the sofa, bring on the gift-giving and raucous reconciliations on screen. saver what they bring most. laughter, and a little bit of hope. >> you just need a little love. >> even as you might be tempted by newer releases coming out, these time-honored movies stand ready to brighten your celebrat

words like this mural of charlie brown sold for $4 million. or this picasso that went for 20 mil. tokens or art that's purely digital. it's the latest to lure in the crypto world in miami beach. >> reporter: known for attracting the whose who of art collectors with the rise of nft this year, investors have went on the city to network and spend some of those gains on digital art >> we met lot of younger collectors >> reporter: nfts put the power in the hands of artists like him. it's first time he's opinion able to make a living. there will be pockets of nfts that are over hypes and over valued but predicts the digital market will eclipse traditional fine arts within five years. >> speed of development and innovation and how the technology has unfolded, you see something like this every hundred years. there's nearly 200 other block chain events in the city this week over in wynnwood, crypto investors are more focused on rubbing elbows than buying art some see this boom as the next big gate way for the industry. >> we all have some basic understanding of art we don't all have some b

which are inspired by the peanuts gang and "a charlie brown christmas."at heart and garth and i walked down the aisle to the music of "charlie brown christmas." it's very sentimental for me, very christmas for me. so kind of tied the love of pb&j for the love the peanuts gang and they always give me snoopy things for christmas. it's just special to me. easy to make. you got your stuff there, i see. >> i got my stuff there. these cookies start with a simple dough, the butter and sugar are already creamed together, so what do we do next? >> now we add three eggs and you creamed your butter and sugar together until it's light and fluffy and then my mother said never add the eggs straight into the bowl but i'm doing that because i'm just on national television, no big deal. >> i did it too so we're even. momma can be mad at both of us. >> that's right. if you get a little shell in there you just have a little crunchy pb&j. crunchy peanut butter. >> we have eggs and what else do we have? >> i'm a home cook, not a chef. we also have vanilla so add in a couple o

the democrats got charlie browned, the rest is history. is there, as you read this committee in their work that same danger? >> i think it's hard to avoid the comparisons but it's also apples to oranges because at the end of the rain boat for the january six committee, there is not an indictment. there is not a prosecution of the former president or anyone else. this is a committee that's work is really designed to tell the american people the truth. and then to lead up to the american people the conclusions about what to do with it. that might seem like a small piece of work given everything we've been through. but ultimately it was the truth that seemed to triumph in the 2020 elections. and enough americans, just enough americans, heard the lure of the truth to reject trump's bid to stay in the white house. you know, the wild card here, brian, is what's going on inside of the justice department. we don't see a lot of signals that there was an ongoing investigation looking into the president and those around him were laid into january six

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my hope, sort of like charlie brown, lucy and the football, and my hopes are often dashed, is that members would want to simply cooperate, because they're members of this body and they would want to help get give the right answer. i mean -- i know. right, foolish, naive, i understand, but i don't know there's a legal impediment to subpoenaing other members of congress but may be a political one, chuck. >> well, that obviously certainly i think gives something many of those members of congress are thinking about. especially since control of that house chamber may indeed change in approximately a year. chuck rosenbaum, always helpful to get your expertise in here and you helped clarify a lot of things. thank you. >>> up next, what the cdc director is saying today about the spread of omicron and how contagious this new variant is and how deadly. >>> you're watching "meet the press daily". press daily". ain detergent co't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. ♪

by charlie brown. love it number three. alf. hilarious.w the grinch stole christmas number five. they want to say love actually which is a terrific film. bad sense of surprise me that one was so highly rated. the muppet christmas carol. a year without santa claus. and rudolph the red-nosed reindeer. this is an honorable mention. some of these. home alone, "miracle on 34th street," white christmas, wait for it, diehard. national anthem christmas vacation which is absolutely laugh-out-loud funny. you're too your two favorites. >> shannon: my to go where honorable mentions. by christmas and national lampoon's christmas. >> i am a "home alone" fanatic and i've done anything with chevy chase's great. >> shannon: going to put you in a bid for staying over night in the "home alone" house. come back with some good news. the government set to run out of money again unless congress can pass a spending bill and avert a shutdown. this ain't no way. why? well, congressman jim roy is one of them and joining us live. the experts at safelite autoglass cam

hit one of the cells just start coming down and then you pop out the other and that's it's the charlie brownit right. because i was fine. and i didn't know it is talking about on the rain cloud. yeah. it's exactly what it's looking like this morning. just those pockets of rainfall that are still hanging on for the sierra. it is still pretty widespread. but we're on the tail end of it. now we've got the plows out there doing their best to try to clear things up because i know a lot of people. >> anxious to get up there and enjoy this fresh snowfall. you look there in the distance, you can see some of those blinking lights of the plows can't see much of the roadway, though, here. i 80 that is some deep snowfall that really just accumulated last night and we're still looking at across the i 80 and highway 50. you're seeing the de heaviest of snow fall, though mostly right around yosemite national park. now the core the atmospheric river, the moisture plume has moved further southward in the process of doing so. we've started to dry things out in the bay. a couple sprinkles around healdsburg cou

that so far, and frankly, it puts us in the position, i think, sometimes, of feeling like we're charlie browntantly hoping that the justice department will provide accountability, but concern that it won't. the answer is that we're still waiting on that, but a referral coming from a bipartisan congressional committee could be just the nudge that the doj needs, if it's commonly believed that merrick garland is concerned about the appearance of being political, if he undertakes a prosecution of leaders and a former administration, this bipartisan referral buttressed by very well-developed facts, that increasingly point to criminality, could be just the nudge he needs to get off his perch. >> well, then, joyce, maybe we feed to all just chill out and become snoopy, get a little bit cooler about the whole thing. joyce, leigh ann, thank you both. >>> any minute now, president biden is putting the supply chain front and center when he meets with his task force and major ceos. it comes as overnight, senate democrats met to plot their next steps after joe manchin said he was a "no" on the president's

a charlie brown christmas live on stage debut to this week for a limited four-day run in new york cityy true to the beloved cartoon and maintain the original dialogue and music. the show involves charlie snoopy and the rest of the peanuts gang who uncover the true meaning of christmas. new york city ballet's production of the nutcracker returns to center stage hazel sanchez has a behind the scenes look at how the cast prepares for the performance. >> they're the sights and sounds synonymous with the holiday season. george balanchine's, the nutcracker is a new york city tradition a magical performance brought to life by the new york city ballet since the early 1950. >> every year, children and the young at heart from new york and around the world. still the david h cooks theater at lincoln center to be whisked away into the story. christmas classic principal dancer tiler peck remembers the first time she saw the ballet as a young dancer. my dad got us tickets are my mom and for christmas. and i sat there and my dad always remains me. i was 11 and they turned to him and i said, daddy, i

. >> not unlike charlie brown's famous christmas tree.optimism you could be even better next year >> they're as individual as you and i and they all do their own thing. >> there's a tree for everyone oh, my god, it's so cute loyal annual customers get so attached they start naming their tree you found this guy has it grown since you've seen it last year >> you know, i'm actually not sure last year it must have been a bit bigger, actually >> this is franklin the fir. for sophie, the choice was easy. >> we just didn't want to cut down another tree. >> ted trees require less land, less fertilizer and they can last up to ten years urk all the while living their best lives. not all of these trees will get to spend another cozy christmas inside when some of these trees reach a certain height, they will be planted into the ground or put out to pasture to start decomposing. i'll send it back to you guys. molly, thank you >> like that lopsided tree >>> just ahead, carson joins us for popstart, including mariah carey's new twist on her holiday clas

so don't be surprised if you're -- if your only option to deck the halls this year looks like charlie brown'sad little twig of a fir tree branch. whether shopping at a store or online, we are all experiencing it. with the cost of gifts up 20% and consumer prices surging to the highest level in over 30 years, you are paying a ho, ho whole lot more for a ho, ho, whole lot less. that is if you can even find what you are looking for. perhaps the most telling sign of the times, the dollar tree which had to discontinue selling some of its popular products due to cost constraints is raising prices to $1.25. president biden's contribution to this year's season of giving could best be summed up by an elf on an empty shelf. after all, the biden administration has ignored, dismissed, and even contributed to the conditions causing these economic hardships. speaking at the white house just last week, the president actually claimed his efforts have resulted in, quote, shelves across the country being well stocked. end quote. that may be true at his white house gift shop but not in the stores in iowa and ac

charlie bosa, lions quarterbacker jared goff. the league's updated protocols have made it easier for players to return from the covid list if they're vaccinated. >>> meanwhile in a game pushed back, the covid-depleted brownsmissing several starters including quarterback baker mayfield and the head coach. cleveland still put up a good fight, leading by a point into the final seconds before las vegas closed door with a game-winning field goal as time expired. there it is, up and good. 16-14. raiders win. that keeps their playoff hopes alive. while the browns, had they won, they would have been in first. because they lost, they're in last. now we go to chicago. the bears were also playing shorthanded last night in their regularly scheduled monday night matchup against the vikings. with chicago missing their entire secondary, minnesota's kirk cousins took advantage. he threw a pier of touchdowns on the way to an uninspiring ugly victory. >>> and in college hoops, the university of kentucky has found the perfect replacement for tonight night. the number 20 wildcats will hold western kentucky in a game two schools will use to raise money for tornado relief for the region after it was hit with a series of devast

brown. here's what's happening. howard university has announced class will be online for finals due to covid. >>> tiger woods' son charlien the pnc championship. tiger was still recovering from injuries from his car accident in february. >>> now back to "dateline." feb. >>> now back to "dateline. >> reporter: dave kroupa was upset, maybe as upset as he'd ever been. ever since he'd told cari that she couldn't move in with him she'd been texting, and emailing, and saying awful things, and making his life miserable. he tried calling her, but she didn't answer, and then, a little more than a week later the cops showed up at his auto repair shop. >> reporter: how did you find out they were coming? they just showed up? >> oh yeah. there was no warning. >> reporter: the detectives took him outside for a talk. >> and he tells me, hey, do you know cari? my first thought is, oh, that crazy one. yeah, what? you know? when did you see her last? oh, the morning of -- and, okay, so where is she now? no idea. >> reporter: the detective didn't seem to buy that. >> he was drilling me with them policeman eyes. them ones that are like, ah.