really, danforth been credible as you know, if i got a golden see to be great. well i, you definitely out on me. i went to by 11 matches. i think that's pretty impressive, considering you're not into sports as a fair price by that. because my favorite though, i think argentina saudi arabia, that was an incredible shot. one of the biggest shocks we've ever seen in the world cup and just atmosphere was amazing. the saudi arabia fans were amazing. the argentine fans were amazing, as i think that's right up latin they actually, he's willing to i think argentina to warn i was going to say to an argentine or is our yeah, going to join you of that prediction. we shall see. thanks. jemma pull a popping i with you through the day and of course will be with live shot sir of dough her. as we look forward to the welcome 2022 life and day. i'll stay with us here on our tens of thousands of children were born in to all lived under the i sal regime in iraq and syria. now many are encamped either all funds or with their widowed mothers, rejected by their own communities shaken

ah, what is architectural landmarks are being taken over by danforth? from the national museum of cut, her composer nicolai rehearses with his music. he stayed up with choreographer belgium, in the peer to create the festival in motion making work. none of which is in a traditional performance venue was just really thrilling. something that's happening in the, in the court year of the national museum cutter, which is a very complicated, very layered piece. and it was very directly inspired by this wonderful architecture, this festival of dance and music is in fire, bike atari, heritage and culture. the career of its tell me the dance of traveling through this bar space in order to draw the view is i to the interlocking desk and unique architecture of the desert rose choreography. the also being spied by the feet, the walled carp, the beast was made in a small dense room. you know, so coming here we had to adapt and tried to fill out the energy of them and their history of the monument and to connect to maker on the when the when did this, where the deat

. >> and in middlebury, vermont, tonight, the company danforth pewter making ornaments for your christmasopeland, lead designer. >> classic pewter santa claus. the angel, all the way up to the most recent, santa's workshop. >> 80 workers handcrafting 150 different ornaments. >> hi, david. >> cookie jennings making ornaments for 33 years. >> it takes many hands to craft these ornaments. >> bridgette haven pouring the pewter into the molds. sarah barnes, on the line 26 years, sanding them down, each one painted by hand. >> made in america. >> and in new york city -- >> hi, david. >> susanna yoon and her shop stick with me sweets. >> welcome to stick with me. >> inviting us in. their caramels, their bonbons. and one of their most popular? >> the new york, new york. that has five different colors and looks like a mini times square from far away. it represents the diversity and colors of new york. >> hi, david. >> martha milla, head chocolatier for three years and counting. >> being made in america is about sharing culture and togetherness. we are a small team of chocolatiers making thousands

and thanks so much for break in that latest release . danforth. marina, thanks for much. just ah, you know, the news ukraine's president has sent out a christmas greeting to his people despite the fact that most ukrainians are orthodox christians, who celebrate the holiday in january. for him is zalinski use the event to focus on the military conflicts in the country. they are going liberally wherever we are to nights we will be together and together. we will look up into the evening sky and together will will remember the morning of february 24th. remember how much we have gone through. let's remember as of style, your pen boucher crime. a torso is meanie churn. a by africa is zoom hair san we will make a wish one for all and we will feel joy, one for all. and we will understand the truth. one for all that know cammie kazi drones can extinguish the advent star. we will see it shine even under ground in the bomb shelters, which zalinski has previously called on ukrainians to mar christmas in december, in defiance of russia, which celebrates on january the 7th catholics un

walters is survived by her daughter jaquline danforth. she was 93 years old. will, rachel, pete. thank you, carley. rachel: i got to know her over the years and come in and fill in and i would catch up with her and she was very perplexed by my life choices and the number of kids i had, but she was always very respectful and she gave me my start. she flew me -- you know, her and bill getti, who was her life-long friend and producer she worked with for so many years, they flew me out and i got to know her and she is -- i mean, if you're a woman in broadcasting, you're here because of barbara walters in so many ways that's fair to say. she was elegant, she brought class to the view, some of that is missing frankly since she's left, and boy, it was interesting to know her. pete: that's what they say about will on "fox & friends". will: classed it up. coming up in a few hours, elizabeth hassle-back and more at the nashville tour for new year's eve and home to some of our favorite people, including tommy lahren and she joins us next. >> hey, tomi. >> we're performing chess as we contin

i want, first of all, to welcome melody barnes, who is that dorothy danforth professor and co-director of the democracy initiative at the university of virginia. melody served as a senior domestic policy adviser to president obama, and in 2020, hosted the award winning podcast, lbj and the great society, a project that made very extensive use of the lgbt recordings. next, i would like to welcome michael beschloss, an emmy winning contributor to nbc news, and that pbs news hour. his ten highly regarded books on presidential history include two that dive very deeply into the lbj recording. and finally, i would like to welcome brian williams, the anchor of the 11th hour, with brian williams, which airs weeknights on msnbc. brian served as anchor and managing editor of the nbc nightly news for a decade, during which he earned just about every award that a broadcast journalist can earn. brian, michael, melody, welcome and thanks so much for being here. now, i want of course to play some of these tapes, and get your reactions to them. let's talk for just a moment about what these tapes are,

bush wanted dan john danforth from missouri but ultimately thought that exchange was the way to go. because i will say one more thing. if we're thinking this as sort of a social network. again, think about how we can talk about that from methodological process and how we study presidential transitions. social network theory might be something that we could work with, just looking at key figures whether it's clear johnson, dick cheney, look at who found themselves in the bush administration and these are all decisions that were made during transitions. there are people who are known commodities. in this instance there are people who are known to the bush family, many have worked with h. w. bush and we can talk about the fact that john roberts and brett kavanaugh were players in this litigation as well. they found themselves on the supreme court, so i think there's something to be said about in transitions about the social network aspect of a mantra you with study that, necessarily. that is definitely a lesson you could take from modern transitions. >> great, thank you. david. >> than