george cohen!up had been hard earned. he made his name at fulham, where his talent and tenacity soon became clear. lovely tackle by cohen. the great george best said cohen was the finest full—back he ever faced. look at the speed of cohen! great full—back is george cohen. in 196a, those skills won him an england call—up and come the world cup two years later, he was a regular. there's bobby moore, cohen, banks... soon he was emerging for the final against germany, an experience he would never forget. when we came out of the tunnel, you were nervous anyway, but i always try to keep my nerves under control. it was the sound, the noise, the colours. you felt that everybody in that ground was on your side. and then to win, of course, is the ultimate thing, isn't it? cohen's unfussy defending may not have grabbed the headlines, but it was one of the cornerstones of england's triumph, and afterwards, there he was alongside captain bobby moore as he paraded the trophy. his career, though, was soon cut sho

cohen carved out his path with l. s. d and women love, the pain lost his relationship, fell upon a new baby born in the early 1980. you see met the french photographer, dominique use them on the pan, lived in paris, one place where the song hallelujah, took shape. when i asked him said that he'd been working 2 years already on that new yet, you know, was often starting with the song in the morning 1st scene coffee then working on in amuse and prayer, the credo ever self doubt. flitting between sanctity and desire. but you really want music do there are, i don't know how distinguish they are, but there were a lot of verses to the song. hello you. oh, they go like this. baby i've been here before. i know this room. i walked as laura law. i used to live alone, you rework the song for 7 years or ah, it's an exploration of, of everything that makes us human. whether it's the most base ah, the, the most um, despairing, the deepest darkest questions that we might have ah, to the most exalted and the feeling that one gets whe

you want to talk her was released in 2016 by then leonard cohen. johnny was nearing its destination. i'm ready, my car. think about that last album, which was in the clearly confronting his mortality and came out just a few weeks before he died. but when you get a song like you want a darker, which is a 1000 candles burning, you want it darker, we killed the flame. well, that's if you're going to go there, it's beautiful, it's dark. it's incredible. and that's also a big part of, of leonard cohen. embracing the darkness to its fullest, but also embracing light to its fullest. awe now was look at the emotional power of music, announced 21 ball until next time made show them the battle in with ah, with who i think when the juice runs out, simply what the battery, that's what the chinese car maker neo is offering. now also in germany, and we're about to try it out. how does it work? how long does it take? and what are the benefit? read with on d, w. for this christmas cake. people would gladly go to jail. kind of a is a long standing tradition in ital

but also being somewhat prone to doubt with leonard cohen den off all of his off melancholic songs to unravel life speak questions, but granted, they help you through the night, the wanna know it's coming up with a horn into a jewish family. and montreal cohen attended synagogue and became immersed, and biblical stories are critics of his early songs had the work of a dark romantic, a world weary poet, you know, or one of the early critics said in a leonard cohen, the songwriter who write songs that you want to slit your wrists to susan cohen carved out his path with l. s. d and women love pain lost. his relationship fell upon a ball. in the early 19 eighties he met the french photographer. dominique use them on the pair, lived in paris, one place where the song hallelujah, took shape. when i asked him and said that he'd been working 2 years already on i knew yet, you know, was often starting with the song in the morning 1st scene coffee then working on in amuse a modern prayer, the credo of a self, dawson flitting between sanctity and desire you really want music do there are, i don'

it's very estimate and basically everything that preoccupied leonard cohen are being horny and sexual being by romantic, about some sense of pure love being a spiritual seeker and a and a jew with a serious judy, the jewish practice. but also being somewhat prone to doubt with leonard cohen didn't handle all of his off melancholic songs. to unravel life speak questions, but granted, they help you through the night, the one i cover with holden to a jewish family and montreal cohen attended synagogue and became immersed and biblical stories. oh, chris aches of his early songs had the work of a dark romantic, a world weary poets, you know, or one of the early critics, and in a leonard cohen, the songwriter who writes songs that you want to slit your wrists to dan cohen carved out his path with l. s. d and women love pain loss. his relationship fell upon a law. in the early 1980 c met the french photographer, dominique, his them on the pan lived in paris, one place where the song hallelujah took shape. when i asking said that he had been working 2 years already on the new yet, you know, w

mr george cohen for services to _ cornered. mr george cohen for services to association - cornered.otball. in services to association football. [ti 2000 services to association football. 2000 he services to association football. in 2000 he was one of the last services to association football. ti 2000 he was one of the last wembley heroes to receive an mbe and this naturally modest man was also commemorated by his beloved fulham, the club where he spent his entire career. but it is for his country that george cohen will be best remembered, a member of english football's ultimate team. india have the edge after the second day of their second test against bangladesh in mirpur. bangladesh closed on seven without loss in their second innings, still 80 runs behind. earlier india were bowled out for 314, with rishabh pant top scoring with 93. the governing body for world snooker has suspended an eighth chinese player from competing as part of their ongoing investigation into allegations of match fixing. chen zifan, who's ranked 93rd in the world, is the latest player to be banned with imme

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less strong playing tribute to george cohen, i terribly. we have got these mild south—westerly winds at the moment. this is the band of rain, the weather front, that swept right the way across the uk during friday, giving ten to 15 millimetres of rain turning to snow over the scottish highlands and grampians, even at lower levels temporarily in the north. showers elsewhere but largely frost free away from the chilliness in the north. so, not particularly cold to start but perhaps one or two mist and fog patches to watch out for the first thing this morning but then a lot of dry and bright weather for england and wales, the showers get going quite quickly across northern ireland, pushing into northern england another western extremities. 0ur rain band with its hill snow slow to drag away and it will stay in the cold air up in the shetlands all day, a lot of cloud behind but temperatures will be higher, notably for scotland, than they were on friday. and it is miles across, not as windy. then through the evening and overnight, those showers p

george cohen, a world cup winner, who has died at the age of 83. but there is the hint of colder air returning. we have mild south—westerly winds at the moment, this band of rain swept across the uk during friday, giving ten to 15 millimetres of rain turning to snow over the scottish highlands and grampians, even at lower levels, showers elsewhere but largely frost freight from the chilliness in that no. not particularly cold but one to and fog patches to watch out for the first thing this morning but a lot of dry and bright weather for england and wales. shell is pushing into northern england. our rain band is slow to drag away and it will stay in the cold air up in shetland all day, a lot of cloud behind, temperatures higher than friday and miles across, not as windy. through the evening and overnight, showers push their way gradually eastwards and then just the hint that a north—westerly return to the north and west of scotland. again, not particularly cold as we head into christmas day morning, just local frost, really, and quite a bit of showe

cohen: well. mr. schuster was good in helping get this in the bill and we thought we would have an answer by now. four years later. i submit to you that we will get the answers to who killed kennedy before you give a true answer on seat size width from the faa. >> you are welcome as always, thank you, and my mama would thank you if you were alive today. mr. scott, have the airlines offered you any compensation? if so, what would that have been? mr. scott: unless you think of replacement of a chair as compensation. >> but you are out, you said it is an extension of your body. mr. scott: yes. >> that is disgusting to me. thank you for your testimony. ms. krause, i know when i fly, i fly on american and the people are very nice and trained and there is a lot of 30's but there seem to be different flight attendants, different activity, and i'm wondering, is there some equal training everybody gets and is required to get? ms. krause: in terms of training, there are some basic requirements in terms of what

cohen, who played for fulham all his career, was also a mentor to former players.he news today. george was not only a mentor to me but also a good friend. in the club is very sad to hear of his passing. he has been a great fulham fulcrum over the years and very revered at the club. as a fellow defender he was fantastic and i think, it was the hardest defender he had ever played against and throughout my whole career george mentored me as a fullback fellow. no one really got the better of him. he was pure class. he was a gentleman and had big standards and pass that on to many people, myself included. and always used to tout advice. he was a classy person and is to be a fulham player, world cup player and a classy man was fantastic for us. a fulham man through and through i don't think he ever thought about going to club and is one of the fewer players in our history that is a one clubman and is one of four or five has only been beaten. in the country as a whole appreciate him full backs do not always get the best price but he was a great player for us and england a

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cohen. you have d.a. bragg here. he was on the ticket in the election cycle where you were talking about a lot of these same issues at the mayoral level. for folks around the nation who are keeping an eye now on new york, what does it mean to have this conviction tonight by the d.a.? >> well, first of all, it's a critically important conviction. it is one that demonstrates that the trump organization's guilty on all 17 counts. they didn't get acquitted on one of them. and it's because the witnesses, including mr. weisselberg, who cooperated in terms of the corporations themselves, made it very clear that there was tax fraud, that it was intentional, that he knew about it. and frankly, it was also very clear that the prosecutors were trying to establish that there was evidence, even if they didn't feel it was sufficient evidence to indict donald trump -- that there was still evidence that he knew about the fraud and approved it, at least in one instance with regard to michael calamari. that also is going to reverberat

. >> and michael cohen.pen by law. it never did for donald trump. what is sort of the op-ed of questions for the irs? >> there's two big groups of questions. one is about the way they treated trump when he was president. they didn't do the audit they were required to do. his treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, showed fealty to trump all the time, lived in trump's hotel for a long time. so, the irs didn't seem to do even what it was required to do to audit trump while he was president. step back and look before he was president and you see the greater weakness michael is talking about. donald trump is not the richest person in america, and i doubt he is the most complex taxes in america. but what you saw was they had one revenue agent assigned to this huge serpentine set of tax returns. that idea that if you make your tax returns complex enough the irs itself won't know what's in them and won't come after you for them, that's a worrisome sign for tax enforcement on the entire country. >> michael, you're right.

for jim mccain. >> and michael cohen! >> and michael cohen.n it, it was supposed to happen by law it never did for donald trump. what is the bucket of questions for the irs? >> there is two questions here that i have, one was the way that they treated trump when they were present. they didn't do the audits they were supposed to do. the secretary was sort of -- trump all the time. lived in the hotel all the time. so that i arrested in seem to do what was required with this president but step back and look before they were presidents and you look at what st. michaels is talking about, the irs has trouble with dealing with big, accomplished people. donald trump isn't the first in america, but he is the most complex in taxes in america. and one that is assigned to a huge, serpentine tax returns. and the irs struggling to make heads or tails of it. they did know what they had their. that idea that if you have texture that is complex enough, the irs will hold up what's in them. and won't come after you for them? that's a really worrisome sign for ta

and george cohen , sector pay.art of england's1966 world cup winning team , has died aged 83. winning team, has died aged 83. cohen played every minute of the victorious campaign on home soil and in won 37 caps for his country . his former club, fulham country. his former club, fulham announced . his death this announced. his death this morning . tv online on derby plus morning. tv online on derby plus this is gb news don't go anywhere and we'll be back in just a moment. well, it's nearly christmas, isn't it a time to be with family, friends, a bit of a bit of drinking, lots of food. most of drinking, lots of food. most of us look forward to it, but everyone. for some, it's nothing to look forward to at all. and many people are feeling the pinch. pardon the pun, pinch. so if you pardon the pun, can blame them for a bit of can you blame them for a bit of a grinch? should we now try to rediscover christmas spirit? and danny not talking danny kaye, not talking about gin tonic . danny kaye, not talking about gin tonic.

it is just a wonderful cohen >> just coren.t video captivated millions including myself prompting the grecian of re-mixes, and officially donne tyreek as the corn kid joining me now, i am so excited, it is the corn kid himself tyreek, hi tyreek. >> hi. >> hi. how are you? >> first of all, i am your biggest fan. i know you are coins biggest fan. i want to talk about who becam so famous, so you are out to dinner with your sister, you grandma, and some guys came up to you and talked on tv, and you talked on tv about how muc you love cohen, how did yo have so much confidence to tal on tv? >> while, because i didn't kno i was going to be on tv, but w went out for dinner, my sister just took me to the food festival, and then i a thinking a watermelon drin lemonade and then i was eating coin and mr. julian and -- came up and interviewed. >> it all happened so, since then, you have gotte to be in the macy' thanksgiving day parade, you'v got to do a commercial, i mean you are a really famous ki now. what do your family and friend think

and that is a complicated thing about michael cohen.as part of the efforts to jam up investigations, to styme transparency of trump organization when he turn served as trump's lawyer. but his point that justice is always delayed when it comes to trump and because the delay tactics can be successful, because the normal systems don't take into account such a corrupt actor like donald trump. it proves true over and over again. and in this case, he succeeded in slowing what felt like an incredibly accelerated investigation coming out of the court approved search of mar-a-lago at the end of the summer. what do you make of this final legal road block being cleared today by the 11th circuit? >> yeah, it is encouraging for exactly the reason that you described. which is that, insiders like michael cohen and colleagues of mine covering donald trump since the '80s, now the context is important here. this is donald trump's go-to way to evade accountability whether it is not paying taxes, or any potential criminal activity here that we are looking

caroline cohen, abc six news. very merry christmas. okay, coming up the mix.watching world news now. blade .. okay. time now for the mix, starting with the thief on the run man was caught on camera stealing a baby jesus from an activity seen this took place in the early morning hours back on december 17th before worth, texas. police are asking for information regarding the thief who lifted the baby jesus into his arms. before giving away in a tan or sober chevy tahoe suv. like what appears to be a smile on his face. why what are you gonna do with this man video was posted to facebook with authorities, suspecting he did not act alone. fort worth pd urges the public if they may recognize him to contact them at once is a very clear picture. someone's gotta know who this is this a joke, or was he serious? i'm sure he'll be forgiven next to the unexpected snowfall. a camera in west fargo, north dakota captured mandy stacy, shutting her garage door a little bit too hard just before a blanket of snow came crashing down right on top of her head. thick wall of snow cov

we all have to wait and see. >> michael cohen, harry litman said mr.gg's office may be examining things like the stormy daniels payment. i know you have spent time sharing what you know with robert mueller's prosecutors, with attorney general james. and with alvin bragg's office as well. is there anything you can tell us that you shared with them that should make donald trump nervous? >> well, the fact that i spoke with them more than a dozen times i know has made donald very nervous. and without getting into the specifics, i don't think it's right for the case, especially as it looks like there might be a case being brought. i can tell you he should be very uncomfortable. alvin bragg looking at this new attorney matt colangelo, he really should be quite concerned. >> michael cohen, i'll give you one last word, what should people take from today, end of the beginning, beginning of the end, of trump and his businesses? >> well, it's certainly the end of the trump organization. i think this is also going to make the attorney general tish james' case easi

george cohen, who was part of england's 1966 world cup—winning team, has died aged 83. later in the bulletin. clashes have erupted in the french capital paris after a fatal shooting at a kurdish centre. capital paris after a fatal shooting three people were killed in the incident and three others injured. these are live pictures from the scene in the tenth arrondisement where crowds of angry protesters almost immediately filled the streets. riot police have been deployed, and tear gas fired. this was the moment the violence started, when demonstrators gathered near the kurdish centre — some carrying banners — pushed towards a line of police and projectiles were thrown. the clashes began shortly after the french interior minister gerald darmanin spoke to the media at the scene. he said the 69—year—old gunman — who's been arrested — was clearly targeting foreigners: it is not certain that the killer who wanted to assassinate these people and there's little doubt that he wanted to assess the people here in paris. it's a specifically targeting the kurds. he was targeting th

lets you from frederick in florida, independent line with our guestin max cohen of punchbl news. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i'm a 94-year-old american citizen. both my parents were immigrants who came in through ellis island. and at that point they were both required to have a job before they came to this country. also they needed a sponsor. when did this all changed and what are the laws now that pertain to immigration? it doesn't seem to be any particular law, just open border. we are perplexed as to the situation at the time. would like some answers from someone. thank you. >> guest: so emigration obviously is a big issue for a lot of republican voters. there is some legislation being proposed currently some deals being made between kyrsten sinema and thom tillis for immigration reform. that's unlikely to pass in this current congress but another major issue throughout the biden administration's been the treatment of refugees, title 42 is an order which the biden administration could expel refugees because of covid concerns, across the border, cleaning refuge. but demo

. >> okay, quickly i want to -- michael cohen told me cohen about trump running again.is campaign manager? who's his financial? who's his press secretary? who's his schedule? or who's anything? the answers he doesn't have it. all he did was file a piece of paper. it doesn't mean anything. put together staff, let me see. all he's doing is grifting off of that announcement. >> seems i'm coming with you with this, when i'm scared to see -- will this trump run, will go the distance? or, are you sticking with, he's not running prediction you've been caring for quite some time which goes back to kari lake like why is she trying to be a vice presidential nominee, potentially, because there may not even be a run what they're realistically. >> yeah, what i said is that he will not appear on the ballot. he may say he's running like michael cohen said, and he filed a piece of paper, even if he puts a clause up campaign spent together, at the end of the day he will not be on the ballot is my belief. kari lake works out where for donald trump because we know he likes attention, so u

michael cohen is the former personal attorney for donald trump. he's the host of the mea culpa cast and the author of the book's revenge and disloyal. we have more of this conversation right after the break. i'm joined by the former presidents niece, mary trump, for another insider perspective. plus, in order designed to ostensibly stop the spread of covid in the early days of the pandemic has become a de facto immigration policy at the southern border. the biden administration is prepared to lift that order, and they are looking at a surge of migrants. breaking news, the united states has taken custody of a suspected bomb maker allegedly involved in the 1988 bombing of the pan am flight 103 over law curry, scotland. what we know about this fast developing story next. you are watching velshi on msnbc. moderate-to-severe eczema. it doesn't care if you have a date, a day off, or a double shift. make your move and get out in front of eczema with steroid-free cibinqo. not an injection, cibinqo is a once-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to prev

it's been great hearing what you have to say, gerald cohen. thank you very much for joining us here on the to be business. thank you. now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that i'm making. the news years president joe biden called for broad partnership with african nations. today at a 3 day summit of african leaders in washington, biden also highlighted some $55000000000.00 worth of planned us funding for africa over the next 3 years. which includes private investment deals, quite frankly, new or the year is pledging to invest 10000000000 euros in southeast asia. it's part of a plan to offer account weights to china's influence in the region. the news came during a meeting in brussels between leaders of the you and the association of southeast asian nations has. yeah, coming, grow can be you. energy ministers, if again failed to strike a deal on a block wide cap on gas prices. countries demanding the measure say would shield their citizens from and their economies from high energy cost. but that puts them at odds w

host: this is zach cohen joining us come up with bloomberg government, he covers congress from bloomberg. extra giving us your time. where -- thanks for giving a short time. where are we when it comes to funding government? guest: we are less than two weeks from the deadline congress set for funding the government, december 15 about the deadline is coming up and there's not even a bill being written between democrats and republicans in the house and senate will fund everything from the military to health programs and everything in between. this is also discretionary spending, but it care, social security is all covered but everything else needs to be worked out. the negotiations are ongoing so we expect in the next couple of days to see a bill that either would be a stopgap measure would pass the december deadline and avoid a shutdown with democrats fully control of washington, it seems unlikely a shutdown would happen. but senior lawmakers are looking for an omnibus, a full government spending bill that would fund the government through september 30. host: what will this look like as fa

cohen is still a professor at stanford school of medicine.sperson for the university said they were unaware of the lawsuit also knew at 11. police investigating the murders of four idaho students are clearing up rumors on social media about a professor potentially being involved in that crime. moscow police issued a statement saying the university of idaho professor and chair of the history department is not connected to the murders. the professors, attorneys say she never met the murders students or had them in her classes. the professor is now suing the texas tiktok creator responsible for making those allegations. still ahead tonight. national guard troops going door to door in buffalo, new york the death toll continuing to rise after this week's massive winter storm, also a slight name. change for a bay area airport. find out why coming up after the break. adding weather after a break in the rain fall for today we have some rain showers developing right now more rain as we head toward the weekend. in fact, the stronger storm headed our wa

we can now speak to professor glenn cohen, who's faculty director at the petrie—flom center for healthard law school. professor, thank you for being with us. what is your reaction to this story was yellow it is certainly a very interesting application of gene editing, as you say, billions of male chicks are slaughtered every year, this prevents them from being slaughtered because they don't come into existence, it will save commercial farming significant money. the will save commercial farming significant money.— significant money. the real question — significant money. the real question is _ significant money. the real question is whether - significant money. the real question is whether it - significant money. the real question is whether it uses| question is whether it uses worries and people who are concerned about gene editing. there are certainly lots to talk about. we'll parker for the moment, this is one application for this gene and gender editing, if you like, what are some potential other uses for this technology? 50 what are some potential other uses for this technology? so

let's hear from frederick in florida, independent line with max cohen of punch bowl news. caller: good morning, i'm a 94-year-old american citizen, both my parents were immigrants who came in through ellis island. at that point, they were both required to have a job before they came to this country. they also needed a sponsor. when did this all change and what are the laws now that pertain to immigration? there doesn't seem to be any particular law, just open borders. we are perplexed as to the situation. would like some answers from someone. thank you. guest: immigration is a big issue for many republican voters. there is some legislation being proposed currently in deals being made between kyrsten sinema and thom tillis but it's unlikely to pass in this current congress. another major issue has been the treatment of refugees, title 22 and how biden could expel refugees through -- for covid precautions. to democrats have said this approach is inhumane. immigration is a major concern for voters. host: jim comber said it was the first thing he listed. a large focus of the c

cohen is still a professor at the stanford school of medicine.pokesperson for the university said they are not continue our focus now on knew the rules going into effect in the new year with the change in law on sunday that will impact california's roads starting january 1st any large will be banned from driving in california. it's the final part of a set of cleaner regulations put in place almost 15 years ago under then governor arnold schwarzenegger. newer engines are cleaner and better for the environment. but many truck drivers say they can't afford to upgrade their ride. we as an association are seeing members dropped because of this this rule. they just simply decided that they're not going to go out and spend 100 and $50,000 on the truck that could lead them to bankruptcy. when we passed the regulation in 2008, it was not only to help us meet the federal air quality standards but also to reduce community exposure in of toxic air contaminants in disadvantaged communities. so you know it was it is the truck and bus regulation is 100% to prot

sir geoff hurst has led the tributes to his england world cup winning team—mate george cohen, who has the 1966 final and says cohen was a dear friend who will be sadly missed and that "everyone without exception said was a lovely man". cohen played in every game of that tournament on home soil 62 years ago as the england team's right back, including the 11—2 win over west germany in the final. he spent his entire club career with fulham and was also awarded an mbe in the year 2000. he was pure class, he was a gentleman and he had big standards and pass that on to many people, myself included and always used to tout if i wore anything other than a suit and tie. but he was a classy person, a fulham player to be a world cup winner and being a classy man, he was fantastic. 0ur world cup winner and being a classy man, he was fantastic. our hearts and minds go out to daphne and the family, we send them our love and the whole film community are in mourning and we will miss him terribly. greater manchester police are investigating a number of incidents that occured during and after manchester

in response, president biden gave the cohen team a special symbol from the president of the united states of america, mr. captain, somewhere he is here in paul's hall, he must now give this command to you, cohen, he is the president , once again i want to thank president biden or the parties of the congress and every omer american family for the historical support of ukraine , the support of our citizens, thank you, you see, dear ukrainians, you see how the whole world, the whole world is helping we also receive advanced weapons, you can be sure that the time will come when ukrainian weapons brands will also be of interest to the whole world, we are capable of producing our own missiles, our own naval drones, we are already doing it armored vehicles, aircraft and other types of weapons, we are already doing it, we already have our stugna elder , neptune sea drone, etc. actions, the depth of the evil brought by russia, the scope and brutality of the crimes committed by the occupiers on our ukrainian land prompt not only us , but also the whole world to update defense standards, update secu

says prosecutors urgently need to get all of the top secret cohen's back from trump. take a listen. >> he's going to use those documents as leverage. you want to mess with me? you want to indict me? this is how he thinks, like a mob boss. come after me, i have top secret documents. let's say hypothetically the limitation of our nuclear silos. you really want that in the hands of mohammed ben's ahmad, iran? north korea? i'm willing to burn down the country because you are looking to burn me. >> my question coming out of that is, what is stopping the fbi from searching the rest of trump's resorts? residences? et cetera? >> what michael cohen describes there is a concept of national security known as gray male. using the fact that i have the power to disclose these national security secrets to make the government backed down from a prosecution. i'm sure the justice department would be very eager to go into his other properties with the search warrant. the challenge is developing probable cause for particular locations. the fourth amendment says you have to have probable

threat this country has ever faced and yet we had people like branstad and kushner and mnuchin and cohen and later kudlow passionately working to the present the guy who is supposed to be doing trade negotiations. i stand by that and i will tell you the people who used the most in. most disappointed this kind of my mind. you had mcmaster madison john kelly chief of staff and mattis is the secretary of defense. mcmaster was the national security adviser. you and i both know the most important thing in the military for the military to work is the chain of command. you were supposed always obey the chain of command had repeatedly these three channels receive direct orders, direct orders from a commander-in-chief and they'd walk out the door and they would cameraman those orders. if somebody did that to them they'd be in the brig and charged appropriately. that's the kind of thing that i witnessed. there was a lot of personalities who thought they got elected. he has a wry wit and he said after one of these knock-down drag-out sets the tab in the wall between the two forces, there aree two k

doctors at cohen's children's medical center say every single willing patient gets a flu shot. they are plea, they say get your covid and flu vaccines now and be protected in time for christmas. jose. >> maggie vespa in new york thank you. >>> this morning brittney griner woke up on american soil for the first time in nearly a year after being released from russia in a prisoner swap now questions are growing about what's next for the wnba superstar. priscilla thompson has the latest. >> reporter: brittney griner is back the two-time olympic gold medalist woke up on u.s. soil for the first time today after 294 days in russian prison late today griner's wife cherelle posting on instagram yesterday my heart was made whole thanks to the collective efforts of many as b.g. and i start our journey to heal our minds, body and spirits, i wanted to personally say thank you to some of the hands seen and unseen that helped make it possible for me to see my wife again. griner went to brooke army medical center in san antonio for mental and physical health checks. >> her mental health will b

hugh: jeff hearst led the tributes to his england world cup winning team mate george cohen, who diedaid he was a dear friend and will be sadly missed, and that everyone, without exception, said he was a lovely man. cohen played in every game on home soil 66 years ago as the englandm's right back, including in that win over west germany. he spent his entire club career with them and was awarded an nba in 2000 --mba in 2000. >> george was your class, gentlemen -- was pure class, gentlemen, big standards, and pass that on to many people. myself included. he was a classy person. just a great player, to be world cup winner and a world-class human, just world-class. our hearts and minds go out to them, and the whole community are in mourining. -- mourning. hugh: police are investigating a number of incidents after the win at liverpool. 13 girls were treated for injuries and one man was arrested for racially aggravated public offense, and another man was assaulted after the game and required hospital treatments. manchester united says they don't know if the two world cup finalists and his s

gabe cohen, cnn, baltimore, maryland. >> gabe cohen, thank you. >>> meanwhile, the biden administration has approved a potential $185 million armed sale to taiwan. this helps taiwan maintain a credible defensive position. it's likely to provoke anger for beijing. >>> the united states is planning to require all travelers from china to show a negative covid test result before flying to the united states. it will be imposed beginning next week as china struggles to maintain a surge of cases from there. paula hancocks is live from seoul. the u.s. is concerned about the chinese government's lack of transparency. has chinese leadership responded to that? >> reporter: whitney, they responded before the u.s. had officially said they were going to put the extra restrictions in saying they felt that it was unfair. also in a statement from the ministry of foreign affairs saying that all parties need to work together scientifically against the epidemic to ensure the safe movement of people between countries. now of course that is ironic considering china has had among the most stringent and long-l

scott ritter, the late stephen cohen, colonel douglas mcgregor. now i mentioned this last evening and as you know, the new york times went ballistic over the fact of these right wing news organizations basically providing propaganda. but last evening on the tucker carlson show on fox news. there was a interview with a journalist and american journalist who went to russia and reported that the sanctions aren't working, that, that grocery stores were filled with food and people were happy. now. is that propaganda? is fox news going to be sanctioned by the you? i mean, what exactly do people want others to report? let me also say something that the, the international media or the media here are in a twitter, over a twitter because elan must dared to ban or shadow ban or suspend people who docked him and his private jet. now, if they're going this bananas throws half of a better word over a twitter account, calling that censorship and agree just a constriction of free speech. where is everybody talking about this? how are people supposed to discuss wh

cnn will join the global celebration live from times square with our hosts anderson cooper and andy cohenthe action gets started at 8:00. >>> and today we are honoring the life and legacy of trailblazing journalist barbara walters. she passed away in her home at the age of 9 3. she is of course known for her decades-long broadcasting career and interviews with world leaders and celebrities. walters interviewed every u.s. president and first lady since the nixon administration, and the first female news anchor when she joined nbc. here's a look back at some of her memorable interviews. >> are you sorry you didn't burn the tapes? >> you have been described a she duck tres, stal knowledger, bimbo. >> why did you kill john lennon? >> i never put on a seductive face. >> >> does he hit you? >> he shakes. he pushes. he swings. >> some people smiled when he said that. what do you think he saw in our soul? >> tributes pouring in including connie chung. chung tells cnn she not only paved the way for women in news but changed the game for men. >> i can't imagine journalism without barbara. barbara w

gabe cohen, thank you so much.ying on southwest airlines, the company itself is expected to suffer a financial setback, following this meltdown. cnn business correspondent rahel solomon is on that story. the business impact has to be substantial here. what sense are you getting about what that may look like in the weeks and months ahead? >> reporter: right, all sorts of financial implications for this, for investors and southwest airlines. let's start with investors. shares closing down again about 5% today. that's on top of the 6% loss we saw yesterday. so, investors, you see it there. executives don't luke to see their stock dropping day after day. now, let's talk about the cost for southwest airlines. you have one, the cost to reimburse all of these flyers who decide they don't want to rebook, they just want their money back. so, that will be pretty significant expense for southwest. phil, you think about the employees who have had to work in terms of the reservation desk, manning the phones to try to provide re

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i'm amy cohen. i'm the executive director of the honey w center for civic engagement and public service here at george washington university. we are the central hub for all things community and civic engagement and one of the co-sponsors for this evening's exciting conversation. and i'm really happy to see you all. now i am delighted to introduce you to the president of the george washington university, dr. mark wrighton. president wrighton a highly distinguished career academically in chemistry and holds many academic and civic honors. he was the chancellor of washington university in st. louis for 24 years prior to joining us at g.w. in january of 2022. we're delighted to have him as our president and we are delighted to have him here this evening. president wrighton? [applause] >> thank you, amy, and good evening, everyone. amy, thank you for the leadership you are bringing to our university in terms of encouraging civic engagement and service efforts. i appreciate very much your special work. as

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skip cohen joins us now at baltimore airport. gape, what is the projection for when things will get better? >> pam, that is what everyone is wondering. no official update today from southwest airlines on that but we can tell you that an official with their pilots union is telling cnn that they expect a mostly full schedule for southwest by friday, and in a statement, the chicago department of aviation says based on their conversations with southwest officials, they're expecting the airline to be close to 100% by the weekend, so relieved may be coming, but bear in mind that flightaware is still showing 23 andra southwest cancellations for tomorrow. we are still talking to so many passengers who are looking for their lost luggage or in many cases still stranded, trying to figure out how to get home. pam? >> yeah, still a mess, gabe cohen, thank you so much. as terrible as it is, it's like a laser the only part of the winter weather story, it would be a blessing. sadly, is not. upwards of 62 storm related fatalities nationwide, at l

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george cohen, who was part of england's 1966 football world cup winning team, has died. he was 83.all for fulham, was described by the late george best, as "the best full back" he ever played against. now, to afghanistan where security forces have arrested several women as protests continue against the new ban by the taliban on women attending universities. social media is awash with videos showing women protesting in kabul. the taliban have since stopped the protests and have arrested at least five women. earlier, ali latifi, a journalist in kabul sent this update. there aren't necessarily new protests, but people are taking different actions, more than 60 faculty members at universities in kabul and other provinces across the country have resigned in protest. we saw yesterday students at a medical faculty refusing to take their final exams, and being told they would not be allowed to resume their studies. we saw similar actions in kandahar. people are finding ways of making a statement. the protests are difficult to keep going, because as you said, people get arrested, they could