you know the link now between corinthian casuals and the corinthians.fitzpatrick a former university basketball player turned teacher who promised all her pupils hot chocolate if she could hit this long range effort in the playground. and she did exactly meaning she had to provide a lot of hot chocolate for all of her class. they celebrated for a long time. that is it. i will point you back to the bbc sport website because games are getting called off now. a lot are getting called off now. a lot are off on boxing day. two more in the premier league. before you travel anywhere at all check the bbc sport website and all your local bbc news but for me that's all for now. if you are planning to be up early tomorrow morning visiting friends and family for the christmas holiday it's worth bearing in mind that they be some early mist and fog that will lift into low cloud and take its time in doing so. a damp start in scotland and north improving in aberdeen may see some sunshine in the afternoon. at the end of the day into southwest england and south wales it

second corinthians side one says "if this earthly tent that we live in is destroyed, praise god, we havews. if you have shadows without light to project the shadow in 27 psalm, the lord is my light and my salvation. then, shall i fear? he served a savior who said "i am the light of the world," but there was one other thing he knew. he knew that there was comfort in that valley. we talked about this day coming. he knew there was comfort for us. that shepard he loved so much and we loved so much once said, matthew 11-27 and onward, "come unto me all you who labor and are laden, and i will give you rest. take my yoke upon you, and learn of me, for i am meek and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. for my yoke is easy. my burden is light. i remember when you told me that he died in his sleep, and i said "what a transition." those words immediately leapt to my mind, for he was telling us how we should aspire to transition. when you're someone comes, to join that innumerable caravan where each must take his chamber in the solemn halls of death, go down not like the quarries s

he knew that he was not in that valley to stay. 2 corinthians 5:1, if this earthly tent that we livehe knew that. he knew there was light in the valley of shadows. you cannot have shadows without light to project the shadow. and he could say with the salter in the 27th psalm, the lord is my light and my salvation, whom then shall i fear? he served a savior who said i am the light of the world. there was one other thing he knew. he knew -- he knew that there was comfort in that valley. and we've talked about this day coming. he knew there was comfort for us. that shepherd he loved so much and we love so much, once said, matthew 11:27 and onward, come on to me, all you who labor and are heavy laden and i will give you rest. take my yolk upon you and learn of me, for i am meek and lowly in heart. and you will find rest, for your souls, for my yoke is easy. my burden is light. i remember when you told me he died in his sleep. and i said, what a transition. and those words of william cullen bryant immediately leap to my mind for he was telling us how we should aspire to transition. he wro

marin county and the corinthian yacht club canceled its new year's eve party.tors that we talked to applaud this decision say we are about to hit our peak of the surge and a party could become a super-spreader event. >> there is a lot of fear of omicron and transmission. i will be really bummed that i cannot go this year and i'm hopeful that we will have it next year. amy: another yacht club says that the party must go on. in san francisco a new year's eve party for 400 is still on. they are requiring proof of vaccination at the party. doctors that we talked to say the next two weeks will be the most critical. they say that if you gathered tonight they advised that the event be small, vaccinated, boosted, and masked. whatever you choose we wish you a happy new year. we thank you for being part of our new year. you mean so much to us. cheers to all of you. kumasi: cheers to you, amy. you always bring it every morning. cheers to you. amy: thanks. muah. jobina: this is the best show. yes, yes. i love it. in the south bay some celebrations are being altered or canc

. >> meanwhile, the corinthian yacht club in timberon decided to cancel its party tonight over concerns of the variant and high case numbers. san francisco canceled its fireworks show. doctors say they think we are about to hit the peak of this current surge and the next two weeks will be the most critical. the advice we keep hearing is to keep your celebration tonight small, vaccinated and masked in the living room. we have a date with ryan seacrest tonight. jobina and kumasi, happy new year. >> happy new year. yes. i have one song to add. by play that tonight. although the show has been canceled, we have a way you can watch the magic. we put a new year's eve show on the connected tv at. it is old but still beautiful. you can find it on several platforms. we have your entertainment covered. you can catch college football on espn. the cotton bowl starts at 12:30. the orange bowl starts at 4:30. the countdown to the new year starts at 8:30 p.m. with dick clark's new year's rocking eve with ryan seacrest. >> search and rescue teams with an update. >> the search for the next big hit. squid

the corinthian yacht club canceled its annual ball because of concern about the omicron variant. san francisco canceled its fireworks show because of covid. so we put a previous year's show on the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. watch on your big screen by downline the app for your roku, apple tv, amazon fire tv or android tv. on new year's eve, abc has yourr entertainment covered. you can catch college football on espn. the cotton bowl and orange bowl. if the cap down to 2022 starts right here in abc 7 with dick clark's rock and new year's eve with ryan seacrest. ama: abc 7 news reporter david louis finds out what is hot and what is not by turning to a popular website that keeps tabs on trends. reporter: yes it is that time of the year. out with the old and didn't with the new. san francisco bay's fields over 3 million gins a year. -- questions a year. the ceo says it gives them what is on the rise and what is losing steam. weddings are definitely making a comeback after covid caused some couples to hold off. wedding questions are up 30%. civility making a comeback. questions a

on one of those particularly tough days in the white house somebody shared a bible verse, second corinthianss in front of you but what is unseen, because there is something so much bigger than whatever problem we are facing. sickness, whatever it may be. these kids, i want to inspire them, help them through those troubles, and it's going to be a great message. >> harris: awesome, that's about an hour and half from now, local time 11:30 in phoenix where you are. thanks, everybody. here is "america reports." >> mike: has, thanks. to kick off "america reports," president biden set to announce details on how the administration is responding to the surge of the omicron variant as americans brace for the possibility of new lockdown measures. hello, i am mike emanuel hear it in for in washington. state i am gillian turner info sandra smith today. looking to affirm to the nation that he's not going to force the

second corinthians 5: 1 says if this earthly tent that we live in is destroyed, praise god, we have aas light in the valley of shadows. you cannot have shadows without light to protect the shadow and he could say with the 27psalm, the lord is my light and my salvation, whom then shall i fear? he served a savior who said, i am the light of the world. but there was one other thing he knew. he knew that there was comfort in that valley. and we talked about this day. he knew there was comfort for us. that shepherd he loved so much and we love so much once said, matthews 11: 27 and onward, come unto me all you who labor and are heavy layden and i will give you rest. take my yolk upon you. and you will find rest for your souls, for my yolk is easy. my burden is light. i remember when you told me that he died in his sleep. and i said, what a transition. and those words of william cullen bryant immediately leaped to my mind, for he was telling us how we should aspire to transition. he wrote so, live that when your summon comes to join that innumerable caravan, when each must take his chamber

second corinthians 5:1 says if this earthly tent that we live in is destroyed, praise god, we have acould say with a salter in the 27th psalm the lord is my light and my salvation. whom then shall i fear? he served a savior that says i am the light of the world. but there was one other thing he knew. he knew -- he knew that there was comfort in that valley, and we've talked about this day coming. he knew there was comfort for us. that shepherd he loved so much and we loved once so much, matthew 11:27 and onward, come unto me all you who labor and are heavy laiden, and i will give you rest. take my yolk upon you and learn of me for i am meek and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. for my yolk is easy. my burden is light. i remember when you told me that he died in his sleep, and i said what a transition, and those words of william cullen bryant immediately leaped to my mind for he was telling us how we should aspire to transition. he wrote "so live that when your summon comes to join that innumerable caravan where each must take his chamber in the solemn halls of de

after the civil war, the old south myth is this mythologized place of big plantation houses with corinthianll taken care of. some people are owned by other people, but everyone is well fed, well clothed, loved and appreciated. and that is not -- this is why something like this would appeal to white northerners, because that's not the environment that they lived in. >> it's really a story about the merits of white supremacy. you know, i filmed with another historian who said it was really white supremacy that helped the north and the south reunify after the war. do you think that's true? >> i fully believe that when we're talking even across the spectrum from the coming of the civil war to the prosecution of it and the aftermath, i think it's a much more productive approach to describe and understand white supremacy than it is to even talk about slavery. slavery doesn't survive. but white supremacy does. the war ends. reconciliation has been achieved. what happens unexpectedly is that in that reconciliation the nation itself embraces the confederacy. and the memory of the confederacy. this i

tough days in the white house somebody shared a bible verse, second corinthians four: 17. it describes troubles as momentary and focus on not what the mountain is in front of you but what is unseen, because there is something so much bigger than whatever problem we are facing. sickness, whatever it may be. these kids, i want to inspire them, help them through those troubles, and it's going to be a great message. >> harris: awesome, that's about an hour and half from now, local time 11:30 in phoenix where you are. thanks, everybody. here is "america reports." >> mike: has, thanks. to kick off "america reports," president biden set to announce details on how the administration is responding to the surge of the omicron variant as americans brace for the possibility of new lockdown measures. hello, i am mike emanuel hear it in for in washington. state i am gillian turner info sandra smith today. looking to affirm to the nation that he's not going to force the country back to lockdowns. this is as he stared down at christmas holiday that is starting to look and feel a lot like

devry have paid in federal settlements since the collapse of the most infamous for-profit colleges, corinthian and i.t.t. tech, they deceived taxpayers holding the bag for default of student loans to the tune of millions of dollars. adding protections in build back better is not about congress punishing students. the for-profit college industry is doing that quite well by themselves. this is about protecting traditionally underserved, marginalized students and prevent taxpayer dollars from being wasted on these miserable institutions. in closing i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a letter from coalition of groups urging congress to support new protections for pell grants. among them the national urban league, the education trust and veterans education success. i urge my colleagues to resist any attempt to remove this provision during floor consideration. do not open the spigot of federal dollars to this predatory industry. they have siphoned off enough money and ruined enough lives of students as it is. we shouldn't perpetuate this terrible fraud. i yield the floor. a senator: mr

history when i was the director of the bureau, we saw two major chains of for profit colleges, the corinthian colleges set of schools and it that we could see we had the data. they were failing students, they were not keeping their promises to students, they were abusing the federal student aid programs. we took action against them and both of them were shut down. and there were many, many students, many thousands of students who were affected by that and have gotten student loan relief as a result under the closed school dissent charge -- discharge provisions and so forth. at the fsa we have just created an office of enforcement. it's actually reinstituting something that was done five years ago that was rolled back into the previous administration. i think it is better for taxpayers, better for the public and it will be better for borrowers if we have strong oversight over these programs around the country. now, let me just say it doesn't target a particular category of schools as between for profits, nonprofits, public schools. but we will go where the risk is greatest and where we see peo