colin, what does 2021 look like?d mid-cap, a lived in small cap, will that bring on acquisitions? colin: i think it will. seeing inat we are the number of metta deals that come down. deals over 5 billion. 31 of those came in the second half. 19 came in the third quarter. we have 12 in the fourth quarter. say that is metta deals and we expect that to continue. m&a isat portion of occurring as a defensive strategy so the other guy or guys does not take the company? colin: there is defensive strategy, but the thing that strikes me as we are seeing a significant uptick in our investments. there's never been a higher opportunity cost for the business. prices do not come down the pandemic. saying how can i maybe unload -- everybodyo fuel is pretty introspective right now to take advantage of the market. in the divestiture, it is costing nothing to find money. how are these transactions being affected? how's it done with stock and cash? colin: as we get an early estimate, it has faired quite well during the pandemic. off th

next year you'll be able to play colin kaepernick's change the world.t's a caramel sunflower butter base, and chocolate chip swirls. kaepernick will donate the proceeds to his know your rights camp. maybe today ice cream couldn't be so bad. it's going to be a little warmer than i guess in some parts of the country right now. >> true. that's a fact. that is a fact, marcus. it's true. but as you know for us, it drops below 70, we get scared. >> true. >> i'm going to let you in on a california secret from a california girl. but you know what? at least we're tracking rain and i love a cozy weekend. we definitely need it. it's looking like the best chance of showers will move in, widespread saturday into sunday, two-day rain totals right now, looking a little under two inches for the north bay, everywhere else, we're talking maybe half an inch, maybe less. but hey, we will take what we can get, especially after the latest drought monitor still showing us in a severe drought. marcus, back to you. >> oh that hike i was planning on saturday. thanks for joining

george, colin powell listening, i won't be able to stop the train.the only thing i can do of a man who they called the reluctant warrior who therefore understands how to fight wars, i need to be there to help the president along and so he geed to give the speech and he geed stick around when the president said i want you with me, colin, thead thing, david, that george w. bush didn't ask theeluctant warrior how to do this war, he asked him how to sell t war. >> powell acknowledged off the cord to reporters, in fact, that i know the first line of my obituary with the phrase, case for war. do you think powell ever saw the invasion of iraq as justified and for that matter when it comes t countering -- >> yes. powellt no point felt the war was justified and it was not longnto thenvasion of iraq that powell came to b convinced because he would be on the receiving end ofhe cls from george and others and in t community sayg, sorry, secretary powell, the other thing at you said in the un speech that iraq has this or that, you kw, weapons, technology based on

never been conquered in the winter colin, k2 in the winter.shed before. >> reporter: at over 22,000 feet, it is second to mount everest. but what lies behind this majestic beauty is a much more treacherous and deadly climb >> definitely had -- this will be the last indoors i'll feel for a couple of months let's go ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the trip to base camp alone is 70 miles >> pretty crazy to get a truck through but making our way >> so many people are going to be wondering why, why do you do it >> this project is for anybody who has ever been told their dreams are impossible. >> day two of the trek right beside me is the beginning of the largest alpine glacier in the world. we'll basically be following it all the way up way into there. that is where we will reach k2. >> reporter: colin says all of his previous adventures have prepared him for this one. >> first tiny view of the k2 it's hiding in the clouds back there. >> reporter: including summiting all the highest mountains in a year, even mount everest >> definitely starting to feel a little l

it's 25 years since colin mcrae became the first british driver to win the world rally championship titles the sport's youngest champion. richard burns was the next briton to become world champion in 2001. but this country hasn't produced one since. that 19 year wait could be ended by elfyn evans. he's leading the championship by fourteen points heading into the final rally which gets underway tomorrow. nick parrott reports. there are just there arejust a there are just a few more steps to ta ke there are just a few more steps to take four of them to write his name alongside the likes of colin mcrae and richard behrens and writing history. second place in a with a guaranteed a championship lead over the world title after a truncated season that it's finishing later than usual. it has been a strange season i could have been for most people and they have to go with the travel restrictions and at the same time we have had not their normal number of rounds but the same opportunities. and he has grabbed them, he has won two of the six righties this year in sweden and turkey and has yet to fini

i can't begin to tell you, mr colin.? the boom boom is on zoom! it is absolutely fantastic. and i do feel a fortunate fox that i'm not furloughed this year. if it was tier 3, we wouldn't be able to go ahead, and i was going to shed a tear, no matter what tier we were going to be in, if you know what i mean? and basil makes a good point. just to confirm that i have exchanged those tickets. slough is a little over a mile from the theatre, but it's in tier 3, meaning people there have been asked to swap their tickets for later in the run. there can only be half—capacity, so this is obviously not about making money. why have you gone ahead? for the audiences, really. it's for them that we want to give people a bit of light relief, at the end of what's been a very difficult year for everybody. and the audience at the first performance loved it. how different was it to normal? it was actually better. why? because we had more space. she had a really good view. you can't shout out as much, and things like that. but to be honest,

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it is called colin kaepernick's change the world. features a carmel non-dairy sunflower butter base with budget chips. graham crackers swirls and chocolate cookie swirls the ice cream maker says that this new flavor celebrates kaepernick's outrageous work to confront racism and to stop police violence change the world will begin appearing on shelves in january. good for him good for that and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 but still to come tonight at 6 a key. >>an fda advisory panel recommending approval for pfizer's covid vaccine. how soon we can expect shots to actually be available plus perry icu capacity is continue to decrease why dramatic changes could soon be coming to several bay area counties. >>but that is all about change >>a major development in the fight against the pandemic to us advisory panel has endorsed the pfizer vaccine. setting the stage for final approval from the fda. thank you for joining us at 6 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis that decision could come as soon as tomorrow signaling the

in america, former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick has been a another outspoken antiracismof a knee, replicated by so many athletes since was a gesture first taken by the american footballer and 2016. a direct protest against police brutality, kaepernick has not played a game in the league since. his actions prompted a direct response from president donald trump. wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a... off the field right now? he's fired! days after george floyd died, some of the most well—known names in the nfl broke rank. calling out their own league. george floyd's death came during the global covid—19 pandemic. yet despite warnings against breaking social distancing rules, several athletes left the safety of their homes to lend support to the black lives matter movement. no matter how big or small your platform is, use your voice. i saw a dr king quote that said the silence of the good people is worse than the brutality of the bad people. so we need to not be silent. if you are choosing silence, y

such a man in my life is colin peterson. not only that, he took me under me, not justguided n one committee did he have me chair, several, starting with livestock, moving on to credit, energy, the commodities and now daring ncial exchanges, to move me into areas where i did not know, but he has faith in me. and so, i wanted to take this moment to say thank you. and now as you mentioned, chairman, thanks to your good right hand, you have opened the way -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. scott: that i might become the next chairman of the house agriculture committee and no man, nothing, has helped me more to be in this position than my friendship with this great man. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. conaway: i would like to cognize my colleague and fellow ag committee member. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you ranking member conaway and appreciate everything you have done serving as chairman and,

good morning, colin.ht decision, and i ask you that in the full knowledge of the difficulties that this lockdown will cause for the businesses you represent? we haven't asked for this lockdown, we haven't welcomed it but we are supporting it, because we cannot sustain the repeated stop start, stop start, half—hearted lockdowns we have seen, hospitality has been closed but the virus rate keeps going up. traditional non—food pubs have now been close and st patrick's for all but three weeks. we cannot sustain this. —— closed since st patrick's day. we are supporting the lockdown, but with a heavy heart. is it more costly for businesses to go through the cycle of opening and closing compared to having a fixed period of closure? of opening and closing compared to having a fixed period of closure ?m really is, particularly when it is to be an open two weeks and then closed, we had one instance where traditional pubs were open for ten days and then closed. you had to buy stock, then you had to rebuy for reopenin

colin paterson, bbc news. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren. hello.land but lingering in the northeast of scotland and then some clear skies will see temperatures dropping the odd mist 01’ temperatures dropping the odd mist orfog temperatures dropping the odd mist or fog patch before temperatures dropping the odd mist orfog patch before the temperatures dropping the odd mist or fog patch before the cloud increases. we start to see rain coming into wales in the southwest in northern ireland and lifting temperatures. ahead headed that advancing cloud we will see clear skies and may be temperatures close to freezing. it clouds over quickly from the west and we see rain pushing northwards and eastwards come heavy rain probably over the hills of wales in northwest england and heading up toward scotland in the afternoon. maybe some sunshine and showers following into northern ireland and a stronger wind around understanding sending us come up or tickly around coastal areas, quite strong winds here in the woods coming in from the south or southwest and tempe

among them, retired general colin powell, who later served as secretary of state and who today called austin "a superb choice." here's mary bruce. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden today introducing his history-making pick for defense secretary. retired army general lloyd austin, now the first african-american to be nominated for the post, but not without controversy. >> he's loved by the men and women of the armed forces, feared by our adversaries, known and respected by our allies. >> reporter: austin paying tribute to the african-americans who paved his way in the military. >> i am supremely grateful to all of them for their courage, for their determination, and for the example that they set throughout. and they include the tuskegee airmen and the montford point marines and many others. >> reporter: tonight, former defense secretary bob gates and former secretary of state colin powell both describing austin as a superb choice. he spent 41 years in uniform, retiring just four years ago after leading u.s. central command. that means he will need a waiver from congress to lead th

technically, colin powell was the chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff back in the bush administrationt time up there too in the pentagon, but it is really important, simply because when a military has and enjoys and exalted position in american society and black people served in military through the very beginning with the revolutionary war, actually revolting from you guys. so black folks have always served in the military, but often times, especially during the early years of the republic, there were times in which we were not even considered first—class citizens so to have a black person in charge of the military is completely appropriate and then beyond that, we have already had a black person that was secretary of state, again, colin powell, condoleezza rice and then the attorney—general‘s office with eric holder and ms lynch, so to have a black person finally in charge of the pentagon and defence is a really important thing for us. and more broadly, joe biden has promised to make his administration the most diverse in american history, is he on track for that? yes, he's on track

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colin paterson, bbc news. on the last—ditch talks between the uk and eu negotiators to try to tie up a deal by tomorrow. government sources have told the bbc that talks are continuing overnight but as things stand, the offer on the table from the eu remains unacceptable. the prime minister will leave no stone unturned in this process but he is absolutely clear agreement must be fairand absolutely clear agreement must be fair and respect the fundamental position that the uk will be a sovereign nation in three weeks' time. of course they do technically have until the end of the month to try to do a deal before the period comes to an end, but it does look increasingly likely that a deal will not be done in the prime minister did say he hoped for some kind of development if not for a decision to be made by tomorrow, sunday. we will bring you the latest, stay with us. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello. the weather looks very unsettled over the coming few days. tomorrow we have rain com

technically, colin powell was the chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff, back during the bush administrationit's really important because when the military has an exalted position in american society and black people serve in the military from jump street from the very beginning with the revolutionary war, revolting you guys, and so black folks have always served in the military, and oftentimes in the military, and oftentimes in the early years of the republic, there are times where we we re republic, there are times where we were not considered first—class citizens, so to have a black person in charge of the military is completely appropriate and then beyond that we already have a black person that was secretary of state colin powell, congolese arise, and in the attorney general office with miss lynch, said to have a black person finally in charge of the pentagon, is really important for us. let's get some of the day's other news. five people have been killed in a helicopter crash in the french alps. the pilot, who was able to eject, raised the alarm shortly after the aircraft went down in

colin paterson, bbc news. absolutely fascinating. that's it for me, you're watching bbc news.r reviewers martin lipton and penny smith. that's coming up after the headlines at 11.30pm. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. tomorrow we've got some rain to come in from the atlantic that will affect more of the uk. today, there was some lovely winter sunshine across many western areas. it wasn't a bad day at all. further the east though, the skies look very different. there was rain and drizzle, it was grey and rather misty, especially in the hills as well. that was on that weather front there which is slowly pushing away into the north sea. the next weather system through to bring the rain tomorrow is going to be moving in from the atlantic, with the winds picking up, the cloud arriving and some rain too. but for a while, we're going to have some clearer skies, even across some eastern parts of england, the cloudy damp weather will move away and we will see temperatures dropping. northeast of scotland will see some rain persisting, and then later

firstly colin fishing, making up firstly colin fishing, making up less than 0.1% of the uk economy.continue on having access to eu waters but the uk says it can't, so the use of the uk cannot sell its fish there. secondly, competition rules, the eu says uk can have access toa the eu says uk can have access to a single market but in an assignment of rules that it doesn't give readers companies an unfair advantage over eu companies regarding subsidies are companies regarding subsidies a re less companies regarding subsidies are less regulations. the uk says the whole point of brexit was that it doesn't follow eu rules. thirdly, the final sticking point is how to cite a disagreements in any future trade disputes again. the uk doesn't want to continue being covered by law. —— govern. but time is running out. new zealand any sort will mean on december 31, the eu and uk no tax trading relationship will and, a relationship that has lasted more than a0 years. during which the eu has become the uk's biggest trading partner and the uk one of the eu's major export markets. we are working to ge

colin paterson, bbc news. that's it from me for now. you can reach me at twitter.zing for a while before the weather then starts to change. we've got all this cloud coming in from the atlantic replacing the clearer skies, and the main driver is an area of low pressure and these weather fronts, and they will bring some rain into western areas, and then that rain will move northwards and eastward through the day and the winds pick up, too. as we get the wetter weather arriving in northern ireland, wales and the southwest, temperatures here will be much higher by morning, but with some clearer skies ahead of that, away from the northeast of scotland, it will be quite a bit chillier. as we head through the morning, though, this cloud will quickly move northwards and eastwards, it will bring with it some outbreaks of rain, some heavier rain moving northwards through the midlands into northern england into scotland during the afternoon, some more rain coming into the southwest and wales. and then we see sunshine and showers arriving into northern ireland. stronger actual

colin paterson... mind, there‘s some you‘ll have to watch. ..bbc news.ting a marathon in oldham this morning, which is actually the seventh marathon that he has run in as many days. he‘s done it to raise money to tackle motor neurone disease and to support his friend and former team—mate rob burrow, who has the condition. well, kevin sinfield‘s achievement hasn‘t gone unnoticed. he‘s raised so far more than a milllion pounds. at the start we were worried we might not make seven grand, let alone what we have done, so i can‘t thank people enough. i tell you what, we‘ve all been so proud of wearing this vest, just for our good mate rob burrow and his family, but also for the mnd community. a remarkable achievement from a remarkable man. time for a look at the weather. here‘s darren bett. thank you, it is another call today, and across some parts of lincolnshire, the midlands and south—east england temperatures are still below freezing. this mist and low cloud is still around. there is a sunshine across many other parts of the uk but still temperatures are o

our entertainment correspondent colin paterson was watching.rictly come dancing champions 2020 are... ..billand oti. bill bailey, strictly come dancing champion, and at the age of 55, 13 years older then any winner that came before. thejudges praised him for his ease of movement and lightness on his feet. and it was the viewers who voted for him. it feels surreal, it feels extraordinary, it feels wonderful. i never thought that we would get this far. i never thought we'd get to the final, but i have the most extraordinary teacher, the most extraordinary dancer. indeed, oti mabuse became the first professional to win two years in a row. and only the second double winner in the history of the show. who has... ..who believed in me right from the beginning, and she found something in me, turned me into this, into a dancer. thank you, oti. each couple had to do three dances in the final. thejudges made bill and oti revisit their dr doolittle themed quickstep, complete with cgi elephant. while their own choice was to go back to the rappers delight ro

the past the event has hosted a listers like sophia loren valentino garro bonnie as well as actor colin firth and achievement 1st style and sustainability which are said to carry on into the future. that's all for today but you can keep following the culture conversation through the holidays on our website until we meet again i wish you all the best for a safe holiday season not a peaceful slide into 2021 a few dozen. on the road with our superhero. my mission is clear blue kushti good times nicole slowly explore germany. they don't even check everything out there's a lot going on in. germany tried and tested change in. kong d.w. . bloodlines us this way to bring you more conservation plays how do we make see the screener how can we protect habitat so we can make a difference global ideas fundamental series again global system so so long do you believe that all mine. it's impossible to overlook the holiday season is in full swing there are sparkling lights all over berlin.

recently: alison coyle, writing from northern ireland on wednesday, had a similar perspective: and colin ainslie wasn't happy either: at least english viewers should be satisfied, you'd think. but the live broadcasts across the uk of briefings from scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon is annoying david watson, who emailed a couple of weeks ago. it is clear that you cannot please all of the people all of the time but to tell us how the bbc tries to balance his coverage between the different nations and regions i am joined by to by nations and regions i am joined by toby castle, deputy news editorfor bbc news. by toby castle, deputy news editor for bbc news. toby, thank you for coming on news watch and let's start with the fa ct watch and let's start with the fact that huge parts of the uk have been in here 3a weeks, even months. why did bbc news make such a big deal about london going into tier three? well, i think we made a big deal about london going in this week to tier 3 because it was a big new story. and that's not to say that when leicester went into tighter restrictions, or n

colin on the who seeing his power in yemen is threatened by the new government alliance. police misconduct it's a problem around the world and our next report we meet a lawyer who grew up in a nairobi slum and it's cover that boxing helped him deal with the injustices handed out by those who are supposed to uphold the law now he's sharing his life skills he learned with a younger generation. you may not want to tangle with this man neither in the ring nor in the courtroom when shadrack one buoy was growing up in one of nairobi slums he experienced what he calls abusive police but decided to vent his frustrations through boxing in the gym he believes it helped him a void confrontations that could have ruined his career. now the 29 year old is offering youth in poor areas both boxing lessons as well as informal classes on the law. being the most is the whole point being the noise of both approaches to the course is the ones that. move did martial arts and the 1st where some sensible. comedian. one who also convinced 50 other young lawyers to do volunteer work in the slums h

and colin ainslie wasn't happy either... at least english viewers should be satisfied, you'd think. but the live broadcasts across the uk of briefings from scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, is annoying david watson, who emailed a couple of weeks ago... it's clear that you can't please all of the people, all of the time. but to tell us how the bbc tries to balance its coverage between the different nations and regions, i'm joined by toby castle, deputy news editorfor bbc news. thank you for coming on. let's start with the fact that huge parts of the uk have been in tier 3 for weeks even months. why did bbc news make such a big deal about london going into tier 3? well, i think we made a big deal about london going in this week to tier 3 because it was a big new story. and that's not to say that when lester went into tighter restrictions or nottingham or liverpool or greater manchester, those were also big news stories for bbc news. and i would say that we covered those in great detail using oui’ covered those in great detail using our specialist correspondence and those cor

on colin powell actually came in a distant third. but we don't anticipate that will happen this time. we're watching democracy behind the scenes. it's unprecedented as president trump refuses to accept the will of the american people and admit he lost, and he's trying to undermine democracy. let's check in with dianne gallagher in lansing, michigan. dianne? >> reporter: things just beginning to kick off inside the capitol building here in michigan, at 2:00 p.m. beginning. because things have been so sense leading up into a more hidden door at the capital with escorts, with police on foot, and on bicycle, as well as governor gretchen whitmer as this electoral college are expected to go to joe biden. now, look, the reason we're not inside and a whole lot of mu colleagues are, is because they want nobody can be in the capitol for security purpose. last night an e-mail went out to senate and house staffers, saying you can't cup to your offices today because of a, quote, credible threat of violence? in the hours today, there's been a repu

chosen to be the chair of the agriculture committee following in the footsteps of the leadership of colin peterson. greg meeks also african-american, prehistoric woman, pretty contested races but throughout, women or people of color, more chairs to be announced but these were the ones that related to rules and budgets related to steering and policy committee, two of the speakers announcement that were made and others follow. we held the house, pulled the gap 132 of them starting with 18 that were chosen yesterday. i am excited, when they made their presentations over several days this week it was a demonstration of values and knowledge of commitment for working families a every one of our committees, and the diversity of those as wella cause for celebration. we are in lame-duck session. we have important work to do here. we spent the first part of lame-duck on national defense authorization legislation, i salute our chairman, adam smith and mister thornberry, ranking member for the great bipartisan legislation they put together. what we take to direct and defend the constitution, our coun

. >> carla colins and her daughter said the pandemic bit their family. their aunt was the glue that held them together. >> she was always there for us. she left a mark on everyone. >> what was thought a sinus infection worsened. she was the 47th virus facility in santa clara county. >> she died alone. we weren't with her. i still can't get over the cruelty of that. >> it's difficult to lose someone during the holidays. you will remember that person passed on that day. >> rose says her ex-husband died this past thanksgiving day due to covid-19. a musician he had a special bond with his son. all were aware of the danger and took precautions. but destiny was not kind. >> you can get it that way. it's so dangerous, during the holidays you don't want to lose someone or and the cause of losing someone and have to think about it. >> it's likely in the future thanksgiving day will be a day that's a hard day for this particular family. >> dr. plant sis the year of the pandemic and the loss of life is creating a tsunami that will wash over the culture for decades.

this is a suggestion that colin powell made. the military has the power to call former officers back into military service when they desire to do so. maybe late january or february, the u.s. military needs to call general flynn back into military service and as colin powell recommends, court-martial him. he has been calling for insurrection by calling for martial law. we don't do that in this country. these banana republicans who have taken over the republican party, need to understand we don't live in a dictatorship where people declare martial law in order to claim power. we need to send a powerful message on that. i believe the house of representatives -- a number of members on the democratic side agree with this -- they need to censuseincensure those who -- [ no audio ] we need to send messages this is not enough to just have a new president. we need to repair some of the damage that's been done to democracy. >> it's going to be a tall order. quickly, susan, i want to listen to something that congressman kinzinger said. >> i

. >>> colin kaepernick, just call him the ice cream man. he has reached a deal with ben & jerry's for his own ice cream flavor. it is called change the world caramel with fudge chips, graham cracker swirls, and chocolate cookie swirl. they will donate his portion of his profits to the know your rights camp. the woman's u.s. open outside, eight iron, 141 yards, part three, 16, and look at this. come on. come on. that is why she leads by a shot after the first, they are actually two aces today. and look at the south florida layout. this one owned by michael jordan, called grove 23. and if you are thirsty or hungry, no beer cart, how about delivery by drone, instead? what an epic idea. this cannot be cheap, but if you're playing one of michael jordan's courses, price just does not matter, as he turned back to liz, i'm sure is traveling all over the world, all over, have ever been served by drone? >> never been served by a drone but that would be supercool. >> trying to keep the joan off the green, though. don't mess of that class. >>> still ah

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intentionally enrich the pain and the hurt in the needs that colin and all our places. i. i. i. i i. i. i. know that mr president. let us. as weapon of mass communication is spreading. that it is. needed and of n.t.t. is. the basis. of them 12000000000 contaminated come to feel is i mean she will affect your. taste i'll tentative vision. you'll start to question. thank you late sixty's or. later to the terminator. to media. and i doubt it is safe. it will get exposed to the t.x. deflates decontamination i tell till i use it and spray it with think. you can defend yourself. from there with a miscommunication. said. the enemy i was saying gave you. this is not so much. that it's not a money spinner but it is expensive. and it's dangerous . this is. the breaks to. solve the problem yourself. bad lines here are not seen new york threatens 1000000 dollar fines have vaccine for old off to other medical center is accused of illegally obtaining code for a job. the e.u. launches a must vaccination campaign against papers 19 fought to manufacture its reported laser and distribution challe

few seasons ago nasa's one of the most famous santa clara university alumni kron 4 sports reporter colin mills talk with one of his former teammates and coach about nash's move into coaching. >>years before he was a 2 time nba mvp and eight-time all star. steve nash was a relatively unknown canadian point guards recruited to play at santa clara university. >>i've met him on my first we get on campus and you know he just possessed of the personality that people gravitated to use that use really i would so there's 7 of us that came in he was our leader from they want jurors are to 6, 9 center was in the same recruiting class he in nash live together became close friends while the broncos enjoyed major success winning the west coast conference multiple times and you may remember their major upset arizona in the 93 double a tournament. >>they got lucky enough to have a great coaching today be an incredible team mates were still my friends to this day still incredibly close group you know meant a lot to me former broncos coach dick davey told me over the phone that nash is most intelligent pl

the pain and the hurt and the needs that colin and all the places. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure i'll be speaking to get a little bit politics sports business i'm sure. i'll see you then. same wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shake out his name comes to the ticket and in game training equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. she still looks for common ground. max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert and special year end guest misfires the man who i must say is the kind of sensitivity to world events and markets really see anywhere except here on time for 4 minutes welcome back. this is not like football. it's not a money spinner but it is expensive. and it's dangerous. and this is. the brakes that's. the problem here some people. the headline says intensive care units in california fail up during the pandemic clinics of forced to set up night shifts and sign on the time bad the situation has become. we're stuck now we were running low on oxygen on supplies of patients in overflow overflow overflo

it's colin powell went in and said, i can't. only you. i said, okay. i walked in there didn't what i was going to tell him. he is smoking cigarettes in our living room. so i said, i hear you are going to leave? he grunts, yes. before you do, i want to talk about two things, religion and i said, let me talk to you about my faith. i quit drinking because of religion. and described my relationship with billy graham. i'm curious about your religion. nothing. he just smoked a cigarette. that didn't work sway played the ranch card. i said, i hear you have a farm and that you love it? yes. i said, i love this place. i would like to give you a tour before you leave. can i give you a tour? reluctantly, he said yes. so there we are on the f-1:50, i'm driving. that's unusual. abdullah and the interpreter leaning over the back seat, we were driving along. these are oaks, not interested. could care less about the grasses. he he did not say thing. i said, this is going to be a disaster. we are at the very far end of the ranch, there's a turkey standing in the middle

like general colin powell. and admiral mike mullin. and general johnny wilson. and my old platoon sergeant who you heard the president-elect just talk about. you know, i was a brand new second lieutenant when sergeant first class fox ballard took me in and taught me the way of the world. so i owe him and many others a great deal. as sir isaac newton famously said, if i have seen a little further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants. i've been very fortunate to have the love and support of my family as well. my mother and father, who was a postal worker who along with a number of my uncles and other relatives spent time in the military, and that inspired my own desire to serve. i've also enjoyed the strong support of my brother and four older sisters. four older sisters. most importantly, most importantly my bride, charlene, who i have been truly lucky to have by my side all these years and i am so grateful for her enduring love and for her support. you know, i've spent much of my military career tackling tough issues and formidable adversaries in challe

colin c, are they going to be open for takeout and dlifry? ideally if you can order directly from the restaurant, then the restaurant keeps all the dollars. if you can't, we have that 15 percent commission cap in place in san francisco still. that's what you'd pay for every order. then e-mail sure for like some of these businesses, mine included, we'll look at a short term temporary closure to christopher cash and we'll look for the federal money -- >> well, thank you. we'll see >>> and that's going to do it for now. thank you for joining us today on this interactive show "getting >>> tonight, america's coronavirus crisis hitting record highs. the cdc now saying the virus has reached a phase of high level transmission here in the u.s. the stunning number -- more than 235,000 new cases in just 24 hours. more than 2,800 deaths. hospitals across the country running out of icu beds. front line workers saying it's like a tidal wave of sick patients. new york now seeing the most cases since april. california with five counties issuing stay-at-home

thank you colin coming up next a couple of bay area cities are ranked some of >>bay area city is rankedne of the safest places to raise a child safewise dot com released results today the web sites known for putting this list out every year and san ramon in contra costa county in the east bay is ranked knights in the country it's the only bay area city to make it into the top 10. livermore ranks number 47. the website ranked cities based on violent crime rates property crime rates in the number of offenders in the city. the chicago suburb of never ville illinois ranks number one as the safest city in the country. >>and alert for holiday shoppers today is the last day to ship packages using ground a ship minutes, if you want them to arrive by christmas the u.s. postal service fedex and ups all say those packages need to be in the mail today, the last chance to send packages overnight for express service is on december the 23rd, but because of massive demand on shipping this year because of the pandemic there is still no guarantee that packages will arrive on time and i knew was gonna mis

the past the event has hosted a listers likes a few other ren valentino gar avani as well as actor colin firth and achievement for style and sustainability which are set to carry on into the future. that's all for today but you can keep following the culture conversation through the holidays on our website until we meet again i wish you all the best for a safe holiday season and a peaceful slide into 2021 feet i think. to the point sean opinions clear positions of international perspective such. as the year draws to a close politicians everywhere are struggling to bring the pandemic under control but some are slipping behind our citizens paying for government's mistakes that's our topic on to the point the 2 college players are coming in the books on d w. business for the centric monarch. loads of fantasy. to see. sequence. starts december 25th. the. cozy view of the world. where i come from not always that could just go just like this chinese food that's natural where i am it's always reminds me of cold after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most

the past the event has hosted a listers like sophia loren valentino garner avani as well as actor colin firth and achievement for style and sustainability which are set to carry on into the future. that's all for today but you can keep following the culture conversation through the holidays on our website until we meet again i wish you all the best for a safe holiday season that a peaceful slide into 2021 a few dozen. tell africa. from. 2 environmentalist geoffrey has made up his mind. killing on. visits rural areas every week for the conservation gonna initiative and sensitizes the lessons for the protection of the forest and the animals. through that song d w. happiness is for everyone schumann penises are very different from primates you know we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature be that this is climate change crisis sex how to dance in books you get smarter for free you know we brooks are neutral. in the far north. beyond the inhabitable. it's lonely. barren. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. powerful expanse of bitter cold. and the sound of global. take a

reporter: colin that stuck atha dover bunow made it back. >> i will be able to get home for christmast a lot of these people are not going to get home for christmas. reporter: the french border closed late last night. doze of other countries are telling brits to stay-atome. and mini with a new variance of the coronavirus. it is hitting our health, businesses, and trade with the outside world. emergency meetangs have been ng place all day. >> i'm not sure we understandfr ounds' anxiety. but we understand the risks of transmission by a solitary driver are really very low. >> h confident can you be that you can get delays in disruption you said you just spoke to emmanuel macron. did he give you any commitment as to when he would open the border? >>t was an excellent conversation with the french president. he stressehe was keen to sort it out in the next few hours if we can. and our teams ll be working on it. reporter: france and the rest of the eu want to take a decision about a trel ban together. spain, check mark -- denmark and the czech republic have -- nesident macron himself isolati