ceedee lamb picks up 35 yards and then andy dalton finds dalton scholz.rd sherman wins on the tackle. dalton to dalton. 44-17, cowboys. once every game the defense loses track of kyle you check. dallas did it right there. pickup of 25 yards and that set up this. keep the playoff hope alive. the 49ers got the ball back but mullins blows it into tight coverage and donovan wilson read it like a paperback. dallas got a field goal and took the lead. 251 left. molen stated again. anthony brown steps in front of the ball. the third turnover of the game. the cowboys working on the clock but the 49ers forgot how to tackle. 40 yards later, he is in. the cowboys of 10. the 49ers got a field goal to make it a one score game. the onside kick, instead of going down, ceedee lamb sees the lane and runs right through it 41-27, cowboys. mullens hurt his arm so incomes c. j. beathard on the very last play of the game. he rolls out, 60 yards in the air. that is a hail mary touchdown but it really was just údallas wins 41-33, sending the 49ers to 5-9. they dropped their third

the latest example comes from new york city, the dalton school . at dalton more than 100 faculty members have released an eight page antiracism some manifesto. with proposals so lunatic, that it's hard to believe there real. they want the school to pay student debt for incoming black faculty. remove 50 percent of all donations to the school to new york city's public school. eliminate all advanced placemen courses with any race does wors than any other. and so on and so on and so on. scott johnson broke the story h is the author of the book campu land, we talked about that, he joins us again tonight pray scott, thanks so much for comin on. give us an overview of this at the dalton school in new york and why it matters. could get the came up with this manifesto if you will in august and i think the school has trie to keep it under absence then part and know some parents have seen it and now everyone has seen it i would urge everybody not to take my word or your wor for any of this,. i know the board had an emergency meeting after my blog printed out

, mind you, this is not just about dalton.is across institutional america. it hurts the very people it's trying to help by creating -- by annoying them with permanent victim status. it codifies races into dividing principle. we are not moving to a post post-racial society. martin luther king is on the outs with this crowd because he advocated a color-blind society, and that's not at all what this crowd wants anymore. >> tucker: it's also a destroying the rationale for the school. at the schools are incredibly expensive. people send their kids there because they think they will be improved, and some selective college. you have to wonder if they're not sewing there'sin own seeds f elimination. >> none of the parents will speak publicly. of those who do have a problem are terrified to say anything because of yale, because of harvard. a school is the sum of its teachers more than anything else. this is reflective of the sort of people places like dalton are hiring as teachers. if they are full on woke, and again, don't believe me,

it's now early october and we're on the dalton highway.much of it is just a mix of mud and gravel it's been called one of the world's most dangerous roads. crossing the yukon river we had northwards in the arctic following the route of the trans alaska pipeline. and crossing the mighty brooks range a 1000 kilometer long mountain range that runs right across northern alaska. halfway along the route we had cold put a little more than a gas station in the middle of the wilderness until the mid 1990 s. the dalton highway was closed to normal traffic anyone wanting to use it needed a special permit from the oil companies. now truck drivers tell us they're encountering more and more tourists most come here in the winter to see the northern lights but they often underestimate the risks it's beautiful as it is as nice as it is it's not to me it's not worth it because it's it is very dangerous you know and specially come unprepared just think about it you might have to walk you know 10 miles in this weather i thought people up there they got there

andy dalton to dalton schultz. capped by a touchdown run by wilson. 4th quarter looking for reed but donovan wilson picked him off. cowboys got a field goal and led 27-24. still in it. plenty of time oops he did it again. the cowboys went for the throat. tony pollard amazingly gets out of three tackles that's a 40- yard touchdown run. their third straight loss. >> i had to make some plays and i didn't. when you have four turn overs it doesn't matter what you do. regardless of what you do on the field in any aspect it gives you very little chance to win. >>> kyler murray and the cardinals needed to beat the eagles to knock the 49ers out of the play offs. tied at 26. 4th quarter, fake punt. to keep the driver alive andy lee who knew. moments later, murray finds hopcum to the score. arizona hangs on to win. the 49ers officially out. how about frank gore and the jets looking for the first win of the season against the rams 3rd quarter new york goes for it 4th and goal. 37-year-old frank gore puts the jets up 20-3. just

ceedee lamb picks up 45 yards and then andy dalton finds dalton scholz. sherman whips up the tackle. dalton to dalton. 24-17, cowboys. once every game, the defense just loses track. a pickup of 25 yards and that set up this. jeff wilson up the got. just keep the playoff hope alive. the 49ers got the ball back but mullens roles in his high coverage and donovan wilson read it like a paperback novel. dallas got a field goal and took the lead. 2:51 left. mullens did it again. anthony brown in front of the pass. mullens with the third turnover of the game. the cowboys working on the clock but the 49ers forgot how to tackle. 40 yards later, he is in. the cowboys up 10. the 49ers got a field goal to make it a one score game. the onside kick, instead of going down, ceedee lamb sees the lane and runs right through it. 41-27, cowboys. mullens hurt his arm so incomes c. j. beathard on the very last day of the game. he rolls out, 60 yards in the air. that is a hail mary touchdown but that really was just window dressing. dallas wins 41-33, sending the 49ers to 5-9. t

it's now early october and we are on the dalton highway. much of it is just a mix of mud and gravel it's been called one of the world's most dangerous roads. crossing the yukon river we head northwards in the arctic following the route of the trans alaska pipeline. and crossing the mighty brooks range of 1000 kilometer long mountain range that runs right across northern alaska. halfway along the route we had cold put a little more than a gas station in the middle of the wilderness until the mid 1990 s. the dalton highway was closed to normal traffic anyone wanting to use it needed a special permit from the oil companies. now truck drivers tell us they're encountering more and more tourists most come here in the winter to see the northern lights but they often underestimate the risks it's beautiful as it is nice as it is it's not to me it's not worth it because it's it is very dangerous you know and specially come on prepared just think about it you might have to walk you know 10 miles in this weather i thought people after they got there an

it's now early october and we're on the dalton highway.much of it is just a mix of mud and gravel it's been called one of the world's most dangerous roads. crossing the yukon river we had northwards in the arctic following the route of the trans alaska pipeline. and crossing the mighty brooks range of 1000 kilometer long mountain range that runs right across northern alaska. halfway along the route we had cold put a little more than a gas station in the middle of the wilderness until the mid 1990 s. the dalton highway was closed to normal traffic anyone wanting to use it needed a special permit from the oil companies. now truck drivers tell us they're encountering more and more tourists most come here in the winter to see the northern lights but they often underestimate the risks it's beautiful as it is nice as it is it's not to me it's not worth it because it's it is very dangerous you know and specially come i'm prepared just think about it you might have to walk you know 10 miles in this weather i thought people up there they got there

the dalton school is pushing 8 pages of proposals to overhaul the staff and curriculum.sion promoting patriotic education. charlie kirk is a member of the 1776 commission and executive director of turning point u.s.a. he is a busy man right now but taking time to join us. get to your conference in florida in a moment for sure. i want to get your take on the dalton school and this letter that these teachers have advanced. here is a quick set of boilt points of some of the demands they are making. they want racial equity task force. reshape the curriculum to critical race theory. antiblack racism studies. family training programs. it goes on and on and on, charlie. is this type of stuff as commonplace -- is it more commonplace than people realize. >> it's commonplace and incredibly trust. i'm so honored that the president appointed me to the 1776 commission where where the focus of the commission will be to restore patriotic education in our schools and our school system. critical race theory, the 161 project, nicole hanna jones, all of this very anti-american thinking, wr

this is okay and a part of the journey. >> and dalton is not the only school to propose such changes.s throughout the united states this year. john? >> great watching see where this goes. thanks, laura. millions of people are boarding airplanes despite holiday travel warnings. what you need to know if you're headed to the airport next. now is the time for a new bath from bath fitter. every bath fitter bath is installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. we're portuguese? i thought we were hungarian. can you tell me that story again? behind every question is a story waiting to be discovered. this holiday, start the journey with a dna kit from ancestry. this holiday, start the journey with a dna kit robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wher

it's now early october and we're on the dalton highway. much of it is just a mix of mud and gravel it's been called one of the world's most dangerous roads. crossing the yukon river we had northwards in the arctic following the route of the trans alaska pipeline. and crossing the mighty brooks range a 1000 kilometer long mountain range that runs right across northern alaska. halfway along the route we had cold put a little more than a gas station in the middle of the wilderness until the mid 1990 s. the dalton highway was closed to normal traffic anyone wanting to use it needed a special permit from the oil companies. now truck drivers tell us they're encountering more and more tourists most come here in the winter to see the northern lights but they often underestimate the risks thank you beautiful as it is as nice as it is it's not to me it's not worth it because it's it is very dangerous you know and specially come i'm prepared just think about it you might have to walk you know 10 miles in this weather i thought people up here that got

and even when dalton resorted to set pieces themselves, it was not today. bob hope those did have the ball in the net. he was offside. don't wind up flying high in the champions league, but at times have been far from comfortable domestically and come the 2nd half. it was a case of deja vu a corner. that a flick on and off. that's my side. and scary had a double, not a football match. i was the host brought on talk. and soon afterwards, teen sensations g.i. rayna and use a firm of cocoa and the trail of subs to recombine to pool one back to dortmund with quarter of an hour left. i was making it seem like i in the dying minutes, homo's almost scored with his foot, but it was spectacularly denied by team of all i and an otherwise subdued hall and sloshed royce's pos white. in the 5th minute of a tie, i collided to celebrate a memorable so just what have been missing in games against supposed underdogs. but they go, that's a movement. we just weren't going deeper, no female and the teacher said to cock a fact was missing. and pace them sometimes we were just t

adapted from lily brooks—dalton's novel good morning, midnight, and directed by george clooney — who that has effectively rendered planet earth uninhabitable. from the frozen arctic, clooney‘s scientist, augustine, struggles to make contact with ether, a spaceship returning home after a mission to seek out strange new worlds. on board is felicityjones's sully, who, along with her crewmates, has no idea why earth has fallen so silent. it's clear that there are some fundamental connection between augustine and sully — although the film teases out its twists and turns an elegant style as it slips between their two narratives — between the ground and the sky. like alfonso cuaron's gravity, in which clooney costarred, the midnight sky combines introspection with a degree of action — particularly in a spacewalk sequence that takes a genuinely alarming turn. but for the most part, this is impressively low—key fare, sharing some of the existential angst of the swedish—danish sci—fi film antiara, or even of steven soderbergh's remake of solaris — which, again, featured clooney, who is clearly

and the dalton school, some parents are taking their churn out.e: the school has totally failed in its mission to uplift the people it professes to help. he says it's all about skin color now. what a shame. terrible stuff. the thursday hour of "varney" rolls on. ♪ ♪ stuart: a stimulus deal does look imminent, and susan is here to tell us. >> treasury secretary mnuchin saying this could get the checks in the hands of americans by next week. $600 checks to americans making $75,000 or less, $1200 to couples who make up to 150,000. $300 in extra weekly unemployment benefits. extension of the small business loan, the ppp program, airlines getting $15 billion, performance venues getting $15 billion in grants, tax credits for growth that will be are extended and the planned hikes and taxes for alcohol, beer and wine makers, put on hold. that was supposed to go into effect on january 1st. and i know you like this one, full writeoff on business meals, a free mar funny lunch is off when it comes to taxes -- stuart: i hate that expression, the three hard tin

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well, the school telling fox news today that the memo was not created by dalton buddies' subset of facultyion between race and advanced classes including courses on black liberation, mandatory race plot lines in school plays and paying the student debt of black faculty. adults and a spokesperson responding the school does not support the language this contains, instead dalton is engaging in inclusion into our community. the private school has mentoring programs and a training program for families. school districts around the country are putting in mace new measures to create more ec with wit bl environments. this past week in ohio, cincinnati, public schools adopting their own policy calling this a big step with a lot of work ahead. this past month in wisconsin the burlington area school district adopted a new anti-racism policy as well. some of the curriculum changes for this will be teaching more racial studies, of course, and also teaching kids just in general how to talk and have conversations about race. molly? molly: alex hogan live in new york city, thank you. we will be right back.

dalton, early voting, less than i thought it was going to be for republicans.d, still, on january 6th, what happens about the final stand to try and save his presidency. >> he said a lot more about january 6th then he has about january the 5th. the president obviously is a big supporter of in person election day voting and not going down there for the second time until january 4th is all about getting the republicans to turn out at the polls in person on election day. you know, this whole idea of the january 6th thing where republicans in the house are going to protest the ratification of the electoral college results, democrats actually did that in 2001 and 2005 and in 2017. didn't work for any of them and it's not going to work for the president. so he wants to have i think a large crowd of his supporters in washington, but the fact is what happens in the house chamber is that the election of joe biden and the electoral college will be certified. >> bret: yeah. and it will be. there's not -- we don't see any surprises, predict any. we will follow every aspect

that's because it isn't just about dalton.ing at private and public schools and colleges and emanating outward into institutional america. and i would urge people not to take my word for any of this. go on my blog, the naked dollar i've reprinted the entire list of proposals and they read like they are written by some freshman who is majoring in marxist studies. they want to hire full-time diversity officer. i'm not sure what they would do all day. 50% of donations rerouted to the new york city public school system where the money would disappear forever. mandatory diversity plot lines at school. no more ap classes, if blacks under perform. i could go on. a long list that goes on for eight pages. >> sandra: yearly tuition is $54,180. it does have grades k-12 in it. as you well know having gone to a prestigious private school near dalton it sounds like it was one, i assume. you are not naming. >> no reason to drag them into it. yes, that's correct. >> sandra: we do know that this is the aim of many private schools today to have

the rally will be held at the regional airport outside of dalton, georgia. the runoffs will decide which party controls the u.s. senate. >>> the columbus ohio reports on a vigil held for an unarmed black man shot and killed by a police officer. demanding justice for the 47-year-old andre hill who weigh killed last week by officer andr andrew coy. he emerged from a garage with a cell phone in his hand. his sister spoke. >> there was not a violent bone in his body. he would never hurt anyone. for them to pull out and kill my brother for no reason is unacceptable. unacceptable. >> an attorney for the family says he plans to file a civil rights lawsuit against the city. >> the columbia daily tribune reports the music city bowl has been canceled. missouri was supposed to play iowa in nashville on wednesday. the team has more than a dozen cases of covid-19. the cases are believed to have originated to the road trip to mississippi state earlier this month. >> still ahead, a gold plated meal where you can order this special burger wrapped in edible luxury. order thi

living the christmas tree nuffin 2nd place ahead of light signal goal difference and somewhat ahead of dalton as for the bottom half. price made a big step towards safety as did brian and but mice and above all shall to remain in troubled waters will the winds change for them in the new year. well that was the last chance for the bundesliga teams to end 2020 on a high 20 on berlin will certainly look back on their year with almost unbelieving ice. finance yearly review will be holding satisfactory as the show went to break. and close but can also hold their heads high. bill was about to show. and dormant they'll both just be happy to see the back of a chaotic roller coaster 12 months. there's still a long way to go in this when this legacy is in with many uncertainties but hopefully we can at least depend on a return of fans to stadiums happy holidays everyone stay safe and see you back here in the new year. the book. this. bill is a success story behind 2 coffees. and to deal with the social emancipation of the maya out the color of an old idea and to enjoy the strength to go indigenous smal

diffusers another said items as they take comfort in smaller and an dalton says during the pandemic. >>coming up to warriors missed the first team practice of the new season, this is one week after we learned a couple guys tested positive for covid kron >>state warriors started team practices today, but 2 key players, they were m i a missing yes, the organization announced last week that a couple of players tested positive for the coronavirus when they got to training camp for sports reporter kylen mills here now to tell us. >>what we know what do we know who has covid. >>so we don't know who is covid you guys but we do know who was not at practice saying might have covid based on that draymond green new big man james wiseman were the 2 who are not there with the team today as they had their first full team training last week was just individual workouts however, the warriors will not confirm if those are the 2 guys who have covid-19 so i'll just going to have to use our smarts to figure that one out. but we do know that the team has started practice in regards to team training. this

and even when dalton resorted to set pieces themselves, it was not today but almost didn't have the ball in the net. he was offside. don't want to fly high in the champions league, but at times have been far from comfortable domestically and come the 2nd half. it was a case of deja vu a corner that a flick on the nuts was played and scary had a double, not a football, but was the the host brought on top. and soon afterwards, teen sensations, gio raina and use a firmer coco. and that trail of subs too early combined to pull one back to dortmund with quarter of an hour left. i was making it seem was in the dying minutes homo's almost scored with his foot. but it was spectacularly denied by team of all i. and then otherwise said jude hall onslaughts royce's pos white in the 5th minute of a tie i collided to celebrate, i suppose so just what have dortmund been missing in games against supposed underdogs, but they go that's a movement. we just weren't going deeper. no femia and the teacher said to cock a fact was missing and pace them. sometimes we were just too slow to the exam because she's

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andy dalton threw three touchdowns not only pulling dallas out of a deficit but blowing past the eagles en route to a 37-17 victory. that cowboys win eliminates the philadelphia eagles from the playoff contention. if washington beats philly next sunday, then they clinch the division. if they lose, the winner of the cowboys/giants game will be headed to the postseason. >>> time to check in with nbc meteorologist janessa web who has details on the weather. hey, janessa. >> reporter: michelle and phillip, good morning to you both. we have a storm system making its way across the great lakes. it's a bigger weather story that will play out all week long for the southwest to the west, we're dealing with that rain and snow mixture. this will be a coast-to-coast system that will impact the plains first before heading into the east coast. that's why winter weather alerts expand from thedwest. fargo a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. high of 14. we'll take a look at that week ahead coming up. >> looking forward to it, janessa. talk to you in a bit. >>> with 2021 just days away, workers are

and if dalton doesn't, i'll kill you. now, ames is both amused and concerned. he tells quentin not to take it so hard. when the border repeatedly tries to hit him, the man does have to stop him. only then, does quentin realize that he is holding a wet and blood-stained rag. that his eyes and his face feels cold. he isn't in mississippi, at all. but rather, in massachusetts still. and without realizing it, he's picked and lost a fight with another harvard student. another young man, who's been talking too casually about women. quentin has gone into a fugue in which the fight triggered by the memory, the memory by the fight. and the present has vanished for else as well. we read in this part of the novel, we read for a dozen pages, without quite knowing where quentin physically is. and only faulkner's broken syntax, the unpunk cctuated dialogue. that's the only thing here to remind us that we're -- we're really inside quentin's mind. the day remembers itself for him. and he snaps, too. he snaps back into the present. and his roommate, shreve, tells him that he's

down in dallas the cowboys kept themselves alive in the race for the nbc east andy dalton threw three touchdowns not only pulling dallas out of a first half deficit but blowing past the eagles en route to a 37-17 victory. that cowboys win eliminates the philadelphia eagles from playoff contention if washington beats philly next sunday, then washington goes to the playoffs clinching the division if they lose, then it will be the winner of the cowboys/giants game that decides who goes to the postseason. >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb joins us with a look at the week ahead good morning, janessa. >> reporter: good morning. good morning,everyone. we have a little bit of unusual weather happening right now across los angeles we have a major squall line that is causing rainfall rates of an inch per hour. this will be round one and then this storm system is going to develop into a larger storm that will go coast to coast throughout the rest of the week. that's why winter weather alerts, they expand across the plains this morning. this is all heightened due to that system that's coming out

commonwealth club, environmentalist aaron brockovich discussed the danger of climate change with greg daltonhere is a portion of their conversation. >> seeing is believing. climate change is something that has been difficult for people because you can't really see it. we think of climate, it reminds me when i was in hinckley, looking at the two headed frog and the green water and that visual meant everything to me. i talk about climate change a lot and i had a picture that was sent to me in chico, it was dark, it was a moonscape. if you don't know what climate change is, that picture shows you. we are visual, most of us are and what is happening for all of us we see the fires in australia, we experienced them on the west coast. i let people know if you think of it as a weather phenomenon, you can almost visualize a tornado or hurricane or fire and what climate change and global warming has done. they don't always see it, somebody asked me, what does water have to do with climate change, that is an excellent question, i will try not to be frustrated because oh my gosh, climate is water. that

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we are talking about the dalton school.ents to antiracist page in june with a list of proposals following the death of george floyd. a report of student allegations of racism. soon after, some members of the school faculty suggested additional changes according to one parent's blog, which has been widely circulated including ensuring there is no correlation between race and placement in advanced classes. paying for student debt of black faculty having all employees in a public antiracism statement. the k-12 school welcomes the debate but does not support all the language and ideas by the faculty members telling fox this "open what is around this leaf faculty demands starters createy a subset of faculty and staff responding." we want to mention dalton is not the only school across the united states which has made such suggestions. many have put forth proposals on racism, antiracism and police brutality, trace. >> trace: laura ingle live in new york. let's bring in rob smith the spokesperson for attorney usa. good to see you.

. >>> president trump plans to head to dalton, georgia, for a rally to generate support for republicanrs kelly level letter and david purdue a day before the state senate runoff elections. the race will determine who controls the senate. >>> it looked like new year's eve in times square tuesday as organizers tested the confetti that will drop on friday at midnight. the 3,000 pounds of confetti include the wishes of thousands of people. >>> today's weather, rain in the carolinas and a big storm system bringing heavy rain to texas and icy conditions to the middle of the country. rain and snow in the pacific northwest. >>> finally, a story about a michigan family's gratitude to the men who helped save their lives. >> they'd been in an accident and were brought to safety by three strangers. will ganss has the details. >> reporter: if it weren't for covid-19, there would have been endless hugs. but instead, these three strangers were just smiling underneath their masks. on december 16th, they were in the right place at the right time, driving near detroit when they came upon a horrific scen

he's coming back to georgia monday night in dalton. we'll have a great crowd there. today is the last day in georgia to vote. many polling places are open until 6:00 or 7:00. georgians can get their early vote down in person. tuesday everything is on the line. president trump knows that. that's why he's coming to georgia and continuing to fight for him. >> senator kelly loeffler, happy new year. back to you. >> peter doocy in gainesville, georgia. thanks, peter. thanks for joining us. i'm alicia acuna. molly line is next. >> molly: hi. i'm molly line. incredible information out of the state of georgia. we had that incredible interview with peter doocy who has been doing incredible work on the ground in georgia. we want to go to peter right now. he's been doing such incredible work. do we have peter? peter, can you hear me? >> i'm here. we are in the center -- >> -- that interview you just conducted. >> she launched back at jon ossoff's

including by belt himself upon its publication baseball commissioner beale eq called à Ãand try to force daltonsign the statement saying everything was fictional and he refused. when i read your book i thought, this is so refreshing, here's a member of congress who puts himself out there and writes the truth really there is a fearlessness and encourage in you that i don't think we see very often, especially with younger members like yourself. >> thank you for that. i lay bare the experiences i've had in congress and, frankly, washington remains a deeply corrupt place. people have to pay for committee assignments, leadership opportunities, to create a sense of upward mobility within the institution, while i have great reverence for public services up profession, my father was a public servant, my grandfather was a public servant, i believe it's noble to choose to serve your neighbors in your community. i fear that the noblest profession is bearing a striking resemblance to the oldest profession of the way more and more politicians exchanging money for favors and it's why i'm the only republican

greg: it's like biden is like timothy dalton the worst bond.s the worst bond but trump is the best bond villain. so who was the best dr. no? >> i haven't seen any of these. greg: goldfinger? i shouldn't heed even gone this route kat. what you make of this reboot? do you buy it? >> i wish it would have never stop. trump fired so many people as president. i would love to see jeff sessions get fired. now we will never know. he should have made a film and released it later. greg: he didn't get enough accolades. >> what do people think trump is going to do, retire quietly? now he will get to catch up on his golf? i think if i can offer a metaphor we are getting darth vader and replacing him with mr. miguel. biden is boring but the good news is four months is all we have to put up with him. greg: then it's president harris. >> it's going to be great. i think it would be a good idea instead of having the primaries we just have the show where trump puts them in their places and tells them you are hired, you are fired and elect did as we are calling it

get some signs from where exactly he's going, dalton, georgia, it is the county the president won by 70%. it is a reminder that this run off for the republican side is about trying to turn out the base here, white evangelicals among them. >> future ca fascinating reporting. thank you so much for joining us. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening to you, jim sciutto sitting in for anderson tonight. now goes to the senate where many republicans opposed even that original $600. the president as you know refused to sign the cares act until last night saying he was holding out for the extra money. this despite having showing little interests in the bill at all until after it passed congress. jobless benefits are expiring for millions of americans. people like megan mayor, a single mother in lincoln, nebraska, with two teenagers to feed. >> i go to a discount grocery store and spend $50 for three people. >> it is a rough adjustment for my kids. i just been trying to plug through it and get through the best that we can and just been holding on for something better to come my way with h

a lot of the focus will be on getting past the congress dalton did a new act and the new build, a newf bill to the american people. the folks need it. >> reporter: these are the cabinet picks that they have laid out. they will require senate confirmation. there is some talk of opposition. there is a focus on one of the pit for management and budget. what is the issue that they have with neera tanden? >> along the lines of historic pick. it will be an uphill climb for neera tanden. she will be the first woman of color. she is the former hillary clinton aide. in public statements and on twitter he she has been critical of republican senators. the same senators who have the fate of her confirmation in their hands. it adds to the importance of the two senate run off races in georgia. you need 50, yes, both in the senate. 50 republicans and 48 democrats. if democrats can pick up the two seats and flipped the two seats in georgia that would put us at 50-50. not only the balance of power at stake. but the idea of filling out the administration for biden/harris. it is contingent on what the s

and for all his complaints and agent, when dalton resorted to set pieces themselves, it was not today yet. the puddles did have the ball in the net. he was offside goal and are flying high in the champions league, but at times have been far from comfortable domestically and come the 2nd half. it was a case of deja vu a corner. that a flick on and off. that's my side. and scary had a double not a football match. i was the host brought on told and soon afterwards, teen sensations rayna and use a firm akoko. and that trail of subs. julie combined to pull one back to dortmund with quarter of an hour left. i was making it was i in the dying minutes homo's almost scored with his foot, but was spectacularly denied by tina hall. i and another was subdued hall onslaughts, royce's pos white in the 5th minute about the time i was to celebrate a memorable so just what has been missing in games against supposed underdogs. but they go, that's a movement. we just weren't going deeper, no female and the teacher said to cock a fact was missing and makes them sometimes we were just too slow to allow th

the charges against warknock relator dropped, donald trump will come to dalton, georgia on the eve of election to get out the rural vote. shannon: thank you. new allegations regarding georgia democratic senate candidate rafael warnot, the camp he was connected to, the washington free bacon, joins us live, good to have you with us. >> reporter: you talked with anthony washington, a man who is an adult now. he went to this camp as a child. what did he tell you about his allegations and note from the start we reached out repeatedly to the warknock campaign and indications director and not heard anything back. >> i didn't either. i hear you on that. these are very disturbing allegations coming out, the first details we are really hearing about what was going on with the abuse allegations that the camper. i spoke to a camper who went there when he was 12 years old. his family sued rafael warknock directly in the camp in 2003 for experiences he went through at that camp. he said he was mistreated by counselors, that he was locked out of his cabin and forced to sleep outside on the basketbal

andy dalton, looking past richard sherman. 24-17 midway through the quarter.llins forces a pass that's picked off by the cowboys, anthony brown, this was the second interception for mullins who also lost a fumble. the 49ers turned the ball over four times. this time it was tony pollard who put it away, the cowboys win 41-33 and stay alive in their division race. the 49ers are officially eliminated. kyle shanahan sounded a lot like last week. >> extremely frustrated. i wanted the guys to come out and play good football. i think offensively the guys did a lot of good things, four turnovers though, it doesn't matter what you do. i believe they had no turnovers. regardless of what you do on the field in any aspect. >> every game from here on is a playoff game for the cardinals. the eagles also playing for something and that underachieving nfc east. the eagles missed this extra point and it was tied at 26. but you've seen this before, murray throws to the end zone. hopkins calls in the game- winner and the eagles never got on the board the rest of the way. arizona

he's going to dalton georgia, conservative area, wants to bring out large crowds to show he is still the party leader, still a person within the republican party that can bring out thousands of people to a gathering, superspreader event eventually but gathering in ways other republicans can't do that. he'll show he is still the king maker within the party. for that reason he cares what happens to the georgia senators and in part it's a reflix on him and his standing within the party and wants to. to have the standing whether he decides to one in four year or hold sway and pull the strings over the republican party going forward, even while he's out of office. these' his own personal stakes seeing his own presidency validated by the results that happened in this race. >> unique way of showing that he cares, as always, thank you so much for your insights. we appreciate it. >>> still to come, december is the deadliest month since the pandemic started, and dr. fauci warns it could get even worse. the latest on the nation's fight against this virus. >>> and a high stakes showdown on capit

. >> reporter: donald trump heads to dalton, georgia on january 4th to rally support for the republicantes. todd: a fox news alert, louisiana congressman elect luke letlow has died from covid-19, just 10 days after he tested positive for the virus. the congressman elect was just 41 years old, leaves behind his wife and two young children, first member or member elect of congress to die from coronavirus, one of 7000 people that died in louisiana. jillian: he was said to be confirmed this sunday. todd: reaction is pouring in overnight. >> reporter: condolences pouring in after the devastating announcement. republican house majority whip steve scalise tweeting devastated to hear my friend congressman elect luke letlow's passing. he had a positive spirit and tremendously bright future. kevin mccarthy tweets are hard to break as we process the news of congressman elect luke letlow's passing. i spoke to his wife julia. we are praying for her and two young children during this terrible time. this as cases stand at 19.5 million, deliver 330,000. in colorado health officials confirm the first us

that was the pace he was planning on keeping up, concluding with that massive rally in dalton, georgiaesident trump. this is not what republicans needed right now. >> let's talk about the early voter turnout. run-offs see fewer people come out and vote. are you surprised by the numbers so far? who do you think they stand to benefit? >> the numbers we're seeing are far and above surpassing our statewide runoff in 2018. it's clear this is not normal by any definition of that word. it's close to presidential turnout, less than we were seeing at this moment in early voting in november. we're seeing democratic turnout outpacing republican turnout. there's still time. that doesn't mean that democrats are going to win. as we know, republicans, many vote on election day. that's the hope that many republicans have and why president trump is coming on monday to try to urge them to do so. right now these numbers are looking better for democrats. >> the president will be visiting there. he's railed against the results in the georgia presidential election. for weeks he's falsely claimed there's wid

fact, a set of soft starters created this summer by a subset of faculty and staff responding, and daltonchanges. in fact, schools across the united states this year have issued some similar proposals that address racism and police brutality. we continue to follow it. neil? neil: all right. thank you very much for that. take a quick break here with the dow up about 77 points. some of the original fears about a mutating virus in britain have been eased. they have not been eradicated, though. stay with us. ♪ . . ♪. neil: all right. they have got 57 parentally the text of that covid-19 relief measure, better than 900 million-dollar measure which they found bipartisan support. let me go through things they apparently found common ground, 26 billion forking a culture, 300 billion for so-called ppe, the paycheck protection program. $8 billion for the vaccine distribution. they will reemploy those 300-dollar a week jobless benefits. they were $600 a week last time. but about $300 over 10 weeks, whether you lost your state unemployment benefits or not. they're kicking around the idea. still an id

he's going to dalton where republicans have not seen the early vote totals that they expected. >> yeahue that many republican voters very much like president trump and they were excited to vote for him. 74 million votes nationwide. without him being on the ballot, it's important to be able to get the people inclined to vote for him to vote for these republicans who are up. it's going to be a close race. it was already close what it was in november. i expected to be close when it happens in a few days. the trump voters who might not be particularly fond of the republican party that seems to care about things differently than what donald trump has brought to the party, that will be the challenge that's why it's so important that he go down there and why those republican voters see the future of the conservative populism is through a republican senate. if democrats control both chambers and the presidency, it makes it very difficult to advance this popular conservatism. >> bret: let's dig into the georgia runoff. more with the panel after a quick break. ♪ sanctuary music (kids laughing) (

while dalton prides itself as a leader in important work and welcomes honest debate how to meaningfullye school does not support all of the language or actions it contains. you kind of alluded to this in your first answer. is this just a new york city rich liberal school issue? or are you worried this is coming to a school near you regardless of what state you live in? >> right. well, that's the thing. i think a lot of parents watching this right now it's those crazy new yorkers they are completely insane and doing these crazy things. but wokeness is absolutely spreading to schools near you. your local school absolutely will have to confront this at some point because it's become the ideology of leftism. and it's spreading. and the whole thing about wokeness is that it is all about conformity. so, there isn't space in wokeness to say we are going to go our own way or not going to be like the rest of you. no, you must conform and must speak and act and do everything in had a very specific and very narrow way. so i think parents absolutely should be worried about this all across the count

president trump will come to dalton georgia on the eve to get out the rule vote, shannon. >> shannon:ve harrigan in atlanta, thank you. new allegations regarding georgia democratic senator raphael warnock here the reverend in a camp he was connected to and the free beacon, good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> so you talked with anthony washington, a man who is an adult now if i understand it. he meant to the camp of a child but what did he tell you about allegations and by the way i want to know from the start. we reached out to the warnock, communication director but we haven't heard anything back. i don't know if you've had success on that front. >> i didn't either so i hear you on that. these are very disturbing allegations that are coming out. these are actually the first details that were really hearing about what was going on with the abuse allegations at the camp. i spoke to a camper who went there when he was 12 years old. his family sued raphael warnock directly at the camp in 2003 for experiences that he went throughout that camp. he said that he was mist