then hitting the kitchen with culinary masterchef david chang and priya krishna!t they are great for it. first we have one of the greats with us, y'all, with his band nirvana and foo fighters, he laid the soundtrack for an entire generation, especially me, i love them so much, picking up numerous grammy awards and records on the way, one of my favorite concerts i have ever been to come his new memoir tells those journeys as well as his life outside the studio, rda number one on "the new york times" best seller list! [cheers and applause] give it up for david, i said david! i'm going to say david grohl! [cheers and applause] i called you david! i called you david. no, it's not. i love that i said david. i'm such a mom right now. i called you david as if you are in trouble. >> dave: here's the thing, my name is david. >> kelly: i know that, but i know you as dave grohl. >> dave: with nirvana "never mind" it said dave grohl drums, nobody called me that until that came out. they were like, what's up, dave. >> kelly: and totally mommed you though. just like, david. i f

.— david frost had upheld prior to those changes. ose chances. ~ . , , those changes. within politics, this obviously is — those changes. within politics, this obviously is seen _ those changes. within politics, this obviously is seen as _ those changes. within politics, this obviously is seen as fairly - obviously is seen as fairly significant. but i have noticed on your website that you have done some research regarding whether british people stand —— where the british people stand —— where the british people stand —— where the british people stand on this, do they still see brexit as divisive, is important to them? , , , ., ., , to them? yes, is the short answer. the british — to them? yes, is the short answer. the british people _ to them? yes, is the short answer. the british people remain - to them? yes, is the short answer. the british people remain divided l the british people remain divided and many people in britain, in fact more in the united kingdom still have an identity as a lever or remainer than have an identity as con

are several strategies being looked at around the world, including at cambridge university by sir david chang and others. and that includes a nuclear in low level marine clouds. that can be more reflective. it includes the work of dr. leslie fields to test silicon beads. basically made of sand, they can answer the reflectivity c i so you can grow stronger multi, your ice is, is the real danger. we're down to just a few percent of the strong multi or eyes. and when the psychologic wins and wave action of the arctic get even stronger, that ice will break up and melts even fast. you, you mentioned finals, you mentioned the word repair that this it could, could the sea ice parapet or glass is even once glasser is gone? surely it's gone forever. well the, when we lose the, the greenland ice sheet that is gone forever. but the arctic sea ice can be repaired, at least. that's what scientists, thanks so far. now we may have to go to the extreme measure of solar radiation management, where we would actually shoot reflective particles in the space to reflect more sunlight. now we would expect that to b

. >> q tells a little bit about how camp david is changed over the years? it was very rustic is been some notable additions to the complex. mention there is a chaplin so there is a chapel at camp david. that also about the activities and how that complex is changed over time. >> >> to fdr again apparently it's why the navy has it. he took the sealers of the uss potomac of not had a job and took them with him to camp david brought them for security. they went there during the non- winter months. truman, not a favorite of camp david prefer to go to key west. had the trees pushed back on during eisenhower's time it was winterized and installed the other cabins. they still maintain that, over the years use of a family cabins have been added president nixon during his time but a lot of expansion into the camp, putting in the hourglass shape pool adding laurel which is the main entertaining cabinet you see sometimes on news report and coverage of world leaders and visiting number of other features throughout. to modernize the time they challenge the president to m

. >> so can you tell us a little bit about how camp david has changed over the years? it was very rustic when fdr first came to camp david. there's been some notable additions to the complex. you've mentioned there is a chaplain, so there's a chapel at camp david. talk a little bit about the buildings and the activities and how that complex has changed over time. >> go back to fdr again. apparently why the navy has it is because he took the sailors off the uss potomac who now had a job and took it with him to camp david and he also brought them for security. fdr was there in the long winter months. truman not a fan of camp david. preferred to go to key west, but put a perimeter around the place, had the trees pushed back from the cabins, and then during eisenhower's time, it was winterized. heating was installed in all the cabins. very rustic and still maintained that, but over the years, more use of the family and administration, cabins have been added. president nixon during his time put a lot of expansion into the camp, expanding aspen, the president's lodge, putting

. >> can you tell us a little bit about how camp david has changed over the years? it was very rustic when fdr first came to camp david. there were the noticeable additions to the complex. so, now there is a chocolate camp david. talk about the buildings in the activities. how it affected things overtime? >> about fdr again, he moved the sailors and he took them with them to camp david. fdr only went there during the non winter months. trim and not a fan of camp david put a. perimeter around the place it is a part of the cabin. it is very rustic, we still maintain that. over the years president nixon overtime but a lot of expansion onto the camp, putting in the hours for possible cover. and a number of other features. it is been maintained, modernized. [inaudible] [speaking french] that is been going on for the last 85 years. a very sequential and smart way. but it maintain the rustic nature on the outside. and kind of the amenities on the inside. it's like a four star resort. it's a rustic, comfortable place to get away. it's somewhere you can recreate on your own o

david: changes coming to downtown san jose with new high-rise construction, the proposed google campusb homeless population. it is ok tf against the wall and not have it stick. we have encouraged to try some things that may not work long term, but we have a funding partner that is allowing us to take risks. david: san jose downtown's executive director scott reese is grateful the knight foundation has granted $100 million over the next five years to make downtown vibrant and inviting and authentic to the diversity of san jose. >> everybody from people without houses to students to people that lived downtown in new condos to tech workers, they all need to find something in that authentic experience. david: some needs are short-term such as filling those unsightly vacant storefronts with shops filled with unique merchandise and to fill the gaps between new projects and existing blocks. developers realize this. >> they can look at their building development as an island, and it needs to connect to other developments in the neighborhoods and districts that surround them. david: the hope is

david: change is coming to downtown san jose, with new high-rise construction, the proposed google campusves downtown with many empty storefronts and a sizable homeless population. a new effort is underway to build a better downtown san jose. >> it is ok to throw some stuff against the wall and not have it stick. so we have been encouraged to try some things that may not work long term, but we have a funding partner that is allowing us to take some risks. david: this out -- the san jose downtown's executive director scott reese is grateful the knight foundation has granted $100 million over the next five years to take a holistic approach to making downtown vibrant and inviting. most of all, authentic to the diversity of san jose. >> everybody from people without houses, to students, to people that live downtown in new condos, to tech workers, they all need to find something in that authentic experience that is compelling. david: some needs are short-term , such as filling those unsightly vacant storefronts with shops filled with local crafts and unique merchandise. and to fill the gaps be

david, changing gears this is important i want you to weigh in on harry reid.ate majority leader who -- who we all lost. longtime democratic senator from nevada passed away last night at the age of 82. his story is -- is just remarkable. the american dream, rising from extreme childhood poverty. literally, living in a shack. loses his alcoholic father to suicide. his mother does laundry for brothels. and look what he becames. and i want to ask you about what he fought for in the senate, right? he had no healthcare and he was critical in getting obamacare through. talk about his legacy in terms of what he fought for, from where he came from. >> yeah, and there is no doubt that the passage of obamacare is a part of harry reid's legacy, forevermore. there is no doubt about that. he navigated those 60 senators that then turned into 59 senators but got that bill to president obama's desk. and there is no doubt, he talked about it at the time, that his own experience in search light, nevada, fed his drive to pursue that. you are right to call it an american story. ev

david: are you going to change the way you operate?l you spend more time at home now, or you say, actually, i can't wait to get back to my office? shonda: i definitely think i'm going to spend more time at home, mainly because i get a lot more writing done here. there's not as many interruptions. i discovered how little i am needed on set. you know, i used to joke that if i'm standing on a soundstage, i'm the only person who's not working, because i'm either writing or editing someone, where they're shooting, i'm the only person not doing a job. so, to me, i think there's a lot more that can be done if i'm at home now, which i never would have believed before. it's that feeling of you're so necessary everywhere and discovering that you're not that necessary everywhere, but that the places where you can be necessary, you can really make a difference if you focus on those. david: the events that led to the murder of george floyd, how did you respond to that? shonda: i felt nothing but rage and frustration. but i also felt real dismay tha

david: they tried the most severe mandates in the world. it didn't work. omicron is making them change their path. good luck to them. i wish we would bring common sense to the united states. doctor, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, david. david: building back solo, the progressives call the president to bring back build back better with executive action. is that even constitutional? we'll be back with more on that. ♪. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ♪. david: so now progressives are pressuring president biden to use executive action to push forward his build back better age

a, a there, i'm david and this is climate change exit sex. happiness in 3 book is the one for you. you can smarter for free d w books on you time. hey guys, welcome to the mothers and that sales the day, the 77 percent. a platform that gives the voice to africa as young people, when is bruce money and it feels great to be honest. with this week's show sets, the stage was strong, empowered, female voices.

primates. penises, we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature, a, they're david and this is climate change, regular sex who happiness in 3 books, you'll get smarter for pre d w books on you too. ah, let us issue. when i arrived here, i slept with 6 people in a room and it was hard. i wish fear i even got white hair. is fleming. but jim a language help? yeah. a lot. this kids to me and craig opportunity to interact with, you want to know their story, migrants verified and reliable information for migrants. say 60 dr. news asia i'm british manager. as 2021 comes to a close, we're taking a look back at some of the biggest stories of the europe. for me, none was bigger than seeing my own country india struggling to breathe in the us. devastating bout with gilbert 19. that took away people. i knew.

benjamn: neil: you this after meeting with governors on the testing shortages the cdc changes isolation protocol. david, good morning. >> reporter: the change in quarantine requirements, this is what you should do if you test positive. isolate, stay home for 5 days, this applies to everyone regardless of vaccination status. if you have no symptoms or they been resolved you can leave your home, continue to wear a mask around others for 5 additional days. if you have a fever wait until it goes away. if you were exposed to someone with covid 19 quarantine. if you've been visible gotten two shots, pfizer or modernity in the last 6 months or j and j in the last two months, where a mask around others for 10 days, test on day 5 if possible. if you have systems, test and stay home. if exposed and unvaccinated got shots more than 6 months ago, 5 days, wear a mask for another 5 days. a lot of information the cdc has posted online. testing is easier said than done especially with the testing shortage right now, the president admitted in a call more testing is needed and his team is behind the ball. >> as you look

ah, hey there, i'm david, and this is climate change briggs sex lou happiness in 3 books with the book for you. you'll get smarter for free. did over your book on you ah, on that you can't hesitate. you have to do it ah.

and david and this is climate change, pregnant sex who happiness in 3 books, you'll get smarter for pre d w books on you too. ah ah, can you picture? oh, really.

in the london school of economics, where there is praise of profits and you begin with david ricardo, who changede think. is the profits for technology now different from those of december of 2000? edward: absolutely. i mean, in 1999/2000, a lot of the profits in technology were based on dot com companies that had no serious plan. the big situation back then was that you had telecom companies financing their customers. so those profits were kind of phony. there was a lot of manipulation of profits. this time around, these are real profits based on real businesses. and i think technology is the wave of the future. it always is, but now more so than ever. tom: how do you respond to the cry of 15 years that the profits are all going to a few? edward: there is a marxist view out there that if a company is profitable, it must be exploiting somebody, probably exploiting workers, may be consumers by not giving them the very best. but i make a distinction between two types of capitalism, entrepreneurial capitalism and crony capitalism. i'm in the same camp as progressive socialists when i say i am agains

i agree, put it so well, a eulogy for the time that so much has changed. david, give us some of your observations, too, of the late senator bob dole, what it was like to engage with him and how others did in those moments. >> well, i had the privilege of seeing him several times since he's been, you know, in his latter years. and he hadn't really changed. he can be quite gruff on the outside, as you know. he had to put up with so much, he had to be so resilient over his life, that he developed a way to keep reality a little bit away from him. but i must say to you that in all that, he had a quick whip and he was acerbic, to be sure, to make a point. at the end of the day, almost every conversation i had with him, it always came back to what's right for the country. i can't emphasize enough i think he was part of tradition we have seen die out in our lifetimes and has causes do much consternation about the health of our democracy. people would look at dole and say, you know, in many ways he was an ordinary guy, but he did extraordinary things because he was in th

i will be on verdict watch to see if anything changes. davidu very much. a mass exodus on how southern states are luring more people to stay for good. ♪. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. we've been waiting all year to come together. ♪♪ happy holidays from lexus. get $1500 lease cash toward a 2022 rx 350. ♪♪ to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. ♪ but wherever you are on your journey. your dell technologies advisor is here for you - with the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. d: w it ustust americansriri outh.ouou utut sut sssrerere try tgg to lerslele ttay long term. madison alworth is at the tampa international airport with details on this. hi, madison. reporter: hi, david. yes, we are here at the airport around this airport has seen more travel than

i would always ask a simple question david, well, what have you changed? oftentimes, you know, they haven't changed. we don't operate, as big companies, permanently in crisis mode. when you think about how long does this solve things? a lot of it starts with the company being willing to set aggressive goals, right? so we're doing work, for example, with a large consumer goods company, where we said, we're going to, in 12 weeks, have a pilot to actually improve their manufacturing. and that, pre-covid, probably would've been a six-month project, not because of accenture, but because of how the client worked. answer but we are -- and so what we are trying to do now is work with our clients to work differently and to work faster. david: how do you charge? do you charge by the hour, by the project? is it a cost plus profit thing? what's the secret of your billing? julie: so our preference is to either have a fixed fee or have something that shares upside or downside. and the reason for that is that we don't view ourselves as a vendor or a consultant in that we

david. and this is climate change brags, it's sex. oh, how pianists in 3 books this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free d w books on you turn on die, you can't hesitate. you have to do it. ah, the invent things, these jacks, fish them than the slim ban. these are life's most powerful moment lead via her is as if it's like sport. that if you don't keep raising the bar, don't never be a champion. jim deal with awe . and in a it's a feeling of finally. finally, it's happening right? yes. john, i've known about it for so long since 2018. not fun. when monday gone to bed that i've been anticipating it all the time. preparing, preparing, preparing was at some point it has to happen. so thought i now growth and i feel such a great energy accumulating a go. well yeah, this is what's amazing is getting to just focus on the piece on the music, google analytics, or the one thing in ah june 2021 by voice. i made oksana lynn if 5 weeks before the premier on the famous green hill. i want to find out about this young conduct, his journey from her ukrainian hometown to buy voight where she'

we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature, a there and david and this is climate change, pregnant sex who happiness in 3 books. you'll get smarter for pre d w books on you to watch the landscape. a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, the mosaic of different people and languages. the ron's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. ah, a special look at a special country loan from above. starts december 27th on d. w. with this week on well stories. spain roads clear for school children, turkey, the street dog brody is an internet star, but we started indonesia. his beautiful landscape usually attracts visitors from all over the world. that is strict private 19 requirements at a tearing tourist, even on the island of bali. it's a magical way to start your day. hike up to 1700 meters and mount patuto and bali will reward you hundreds of tourists from across the world. used to make this trek every morning growled by the yoga before the pandemic. it was so crowded here that i had no seats left, but now people rarely go up to a volcano that it's tough to deborah area. th

and david and this is climate change, regulate sex, happiness in 3 books. you'll get smarter for pre d w books on you too. who can you picture a research for the world? a one that uses its resources efficiently and recycles materials indefinitely to be on eco india. we look at how that vision is inspiring entrepreneurs to explore new, sustainable avenues. hello, welcome. i'm fun with that. i hope. as our planet's resources dwindled, the concept of a circular economy is gaining traction. the mr. design waste out of our economic system. it's challenging businesses to re pink production processes and done by products into raw materials for something else. we met a fabric me guy here in india who has discovered a veto wastes solution in his own backyard gallon trophies is a perennial reed that can be found. all of a sudden india inducing cure in the state of dumb and narrow. it's often seen on the road side. a few years ago, designer gory shanker and his wife, ellen sop, discovered that the natural fibers and calatrava is, can be turned into a blond beast wool.

a there, i'm david and this is climate change briggs, sex, happiness in 3 books. this is the one for you. you're going to smarter for free, did over your books on you time. hey guys, welcome to the mothers. and that feels that be the 7 to 70 percent. a platform that gives the voice to africa. young people, when is bruce a money and it feels great to be honest. with bill rick shaw sets the stage was strong, empowered, female voices. them bobbin musician been by his immortal dunes asking us to little bit. in uganda, we meet the fast russell, one of the country. and in somali land, an all female basketball team had one of the boundaries of a male dominated. our guest for thee is not only a great musician been by his motto, is in bogan singer, actress and dance choreographer best in the netherlands in 2018. she caused us to our with her music video. her plan are called linda and i. she shows herself almost naked in put in 19 been by posted features of our self in the nude on instagram and criticism as well as praise for breaking one of the biggest taboos since colonia

and david and this is climate change, regulate sex, who, helping us in 3 books, you'll get smarter for pre d w books on you to a ah, ah.

ah, hey there, i'm david and this is climate change briggs, it's sex. happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free. didn't you? books on you to hello and a one. welcome to the 77 percent. are program for you? africa view coming to you this week from nairobi. my name is edith you money with now 2 years ago i would never have imagined spending days an evening that.

there and david and this is climate change briggs, sex happiness in 3 books versus the but for you, you'll get smarter for free. did over your book on u. v. or your vive keys to safer food? well, keep clean to prevent contamination. last separate raw and cooked foods, to avoid cross contamination. cook thoroughly to kill microorganisms. i keep food at safe temperatures of cold to prevent bacterial growth. now you safe water and see raw materials to avoid contaminate food producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food you buying, but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases in the home by plying the 5 keys to see for food use them you also have a role to play ah, this is didi. you news live from berlin, fleeing dangerous fires and the american state of call.

a there and david and this is climate change, regulate sex, who happiness in 3 books. you'll get smarter for pre d w books on youtube. with this as did up in years asia coming up to date, a special edition, looking back of the ongoing challenges of democracy across asia. why democracy is more than just a fancy word and why citizens should be bodied when governments act with impunity against them would be given me in my whether cool aust took a democrat.

coverage of this being a spotlight on the crime going on, i hope things change and i hope things will change. david entrepreneurial spirit is extraordinary. you come from good stock. thank you very much, merry christmas to you. crime is one of the problems facing businesses in america. finding workers, according to the latest government staff there are 11 million job openings in the us so what will it take to get americans back into the workforce in the new year? my next guest, ed ramsey, former ceo of mcdonald's, great to see you. i've got to start with the last segment which i'm sure you heard. it is hard enough to start and run your own business with covid and crime but the perseverance of these people is extraordinary. they won't give up. >> small business people have entrepreneurial spirit and are not going to give up easily. besides that, the most important asset is running the business and it occupies their time, creates profits and opportunity to buy goods and services. what choices do they have? when you're 65 years old and own a business and suddenly have a smash and grab going on it is h

ah, a there, i'm david and this is climate change brags, it's sex, happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free. d w books on youtube. ah, welcome to global 3000.

and david and this is climate change, regulate sex, who happiness in 3 books, you'll get smarter for pre d w books on you to a ah, ah, if you thought that santa claus or good old thing, nick were the only ones who deliver presence a christmas time then you better think again, we'll find out whose job it is around europe in today's show. hello, and welcome to another edition of your max with me, your host, megan lee, air the look at what else is coming up? how italian new became famous all over the world and a behind the scenes look at the production of champagne. the king of sparkling wine when i was a kid. this was the most exciting time of the year because i would wake up on christmas day and rush in to see what santa had brought for me. well, here in germany, there are different characters assigned to deliver presents to kids during the holidays. now it all depends on where you live and as we're about to find out, it's not always santa and his team of helpers who bring in the gifts. oh, the joys of christmas time. duramax reporter holly rollinson is in the christmas spirit. she ca

david: right. that has to change. it has changed with school board elections as well, by the way.areas where voters have to take more responsibility than they have been. congratulations on the work you're doing, miss stefan. we appreciate you being here. keep it up. thank you very much. >> thank you. david: coming up elon musk is not done yet, selling a hefty amount of his tesla shares. investors they're not exactly loving it today. more on that coming up. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. it was really holding me back. standing up... ...even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things were going to get worse. i was always hiding, and that's just not me. not being there for my family, that hurt. woooo! i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. i'm feeling good. watch me. cosentyx helps people with psoriatic arthritis move, look, and feel

david and this as climate change, pregnant sex. oh, happiness. in 3 books, you'll get smarter for pre d w books on youtube is a master of the art of confrontation. this is ra, a veteran of verbal combat. i mean, you're gonna really, i try undisputed champion of tough political talk, trying to frighten people. no, i. so fight everybody underst either except you enter the complex zone and joined him. sebastian, as he holds the powerful to account, this is a big failure, whichever way you like to spin conflict zone. oh, good news. on d, w i l u i o a, that football wilka bill come to katara. but for more than a decade now, many have been calling for a boycott, especially in the western world. to say it's a controversial issue, is probably an understatement by door mentally. increasingly clinton with patter, loves football. so let gotta have this will come time for a reality check as to well, kevin katara is no longer just a plan but basically happening to morrow, shook the rock up and katara really be boycotted if so why? and what for, or was this j

w, with a there, i'm david and this is climate change brags, sex, happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free. do you know when you book on you? hello and the one welcome to the 77 percent. are program for you. africa view coming to you this week from nairobi. my name is edith kimani. now 2 years ago, i would never have imagined spending days and evenings at home due to a global health crisis. but that's what happened. the corona pandemic turned our lives upside down and we all realize just how important, good and accessible health care is to all of us. so on this week so that our focus will stand by and watch health care workers doing their best to feed a young woman's life. to find out why south african paramedics are putting their safety at risk to save live. and we'll talk about ministration and y axis. to senator and products is so important, but we'll starting lagos, nigeria, where just like came a robi, you can find excellent healthcare facilities, but at the same time, you can also find hospitals and clinics. really struggling to p

change. mike. >> mike: david spunt, thanks a lot.cago's teachers union is demanding more action for lori lightfoot before returning to classrooms after winter break going so far to ask teachers in a survey if they would walk out if demands not met. in chicago, they are not alone. many mental health experts worry return to remote learning would mean for students well-being. senior correspondent mike tobin reported tonight from chicago. >> the return to normal seems to be out of reach for some students with winter break almost over and the oma cron. causing to search and parents must face schools returning to remote learning. >> something has got to give. we are scared to start on january 3rd without testing and protection that we need in place. >> the chicago teachers union told rank and file an overwhelming majority supported a shift back to remote learning. teachers had been demanding mayor lori lightfoot provide more testing, get more access to contact tracing and expressed concern with teachers getting sick, there were not enough

change. bret? >> bret: david, thank you.ormer nevada senator and former senate majority leader harry reid. the long time democratic lawmaker tied tuesday after a four year battle with pancreatic cancer, correspondent jonathan hunt takes a look back at harry reid's life and career. >> we're going to continue to fight good things for this country. >> nevada democrat harry reid retired from the senate in 2016 after more than three decades in congress. shortly after suffering an injury at home that claimed vision in his right eye. in may 2018, reid was treated for peak cancer. known as a soft-spoken leader who carried a big stick, reid took over as senate majority leader after the 2006 midterms. his reputation as a shrewd back room negotiator helped shepherd the passage of the affordable care act on a straight party line vote in 2009. a legacy republicans in congress are still trying to disassemble. reid was born into poverty in the tining miny town of search light, ned in 1939. a boxer in his youth, reid trained in high school

primates. kenneth, we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature, a there and david and this is climate change, regulate sex. oh, happy nurse. in 3 books, you'll get smarter for pre d. w books on you tube. ah, just like great poetry or music. great architecture can tell the story of the human soul. it can let us see the world through a completely different lens.

ah, hey there, i'm david and this is climate change brags, it's sex, happiness in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free. did you book on you? welcome to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings, were organized, cry rules. were conglomerates make their own laws? we shed light on the opaque worlds whose behind the benefits and why are they a threat to us all? oh peak world starts january 5th on d, w. ah ah ah, this is deal the news alive from berlin as the omicron very into races across the globe. policymakers here in germany are plotting their response to the fresh wave. they're expected to impose contact restrictions even on the fully vaccinated, and those were covered from covey. 19 coming up on.

david: how has the pandemic changed the business of johnson & johnson?ill vaccines be a much larger portion of your business? alex: we do think vaccines can be applied to so many areas. think about it for a moment. if we can take some of these technologies and apply vaccines to perhaps areas in cancer, neuroscience, areas like alzheimer's, so that we can actually prevent disease from happening in the first place, what a great achievement that will be. all too often, we get to things too late in the course of the disease. if we can engage and interact earlier to prevent that cascade from happening, we are going to be in a much better position, so yes, we are studying vaccines in a number of different areas. i think the understanding and appreciation, whether it is mrna , new cell-based therapies, or how can we actually think of it is changing the software in the cell, our understanding of that, the regulatory process, i think has been greatly accelerated during this pandemic, and it is certainly my hope that we can use that to parlay this into other areas

so i don't know what changed when he moved from working for one branch of government to the next. maybe he's just that afraid of donald trump. >> davidat changed here? is it that it boils down to meadows being afraid of donald trump? >> well, i'm sure donald trump has sent in multiple pitches, both in terms of how he's approached this investigation as well as some of the comments in his book. i have seen the succession finale. what worries me is we may very well be witnessing the finale of american democracy. if there's not full accountability. in part because of fox and the sinclair stationings around the country. it's like they're living in china. there's a wall around information. and the people we most need to see this information, i think it's going to be incumbent to democrats to put that in front of voters so they understand what really happened here. but yeah, meadows i think has been ill served because he seems like he's been all over the place. but this couldn't be more serious and you know, i'm struck that you know, here we are, the nine-year anniversary of the tragic murder of 20 first graders in sandy hook. you have this

david: mortgage rates? lauren: came down last week to 3.05%. freddie mac says that is because of omicron. if you have a 3% or changeup in 2022. lauren, thank you very much. now this. the white house is celebrating before christmas. they claim the president ended the supply chain crisis. roll tape. >> the much predicted crisis didn't occur. packages are moving. gifts are being delivered. shelves are not empty. sure you can find some shelf where it is empty because of a particular sort of gifts are very popular, i don't know. >> "new york times" said christmas gifts are arriving on time this year. good news we saved christmas. that is because president biden recognized this challenge early. david: wow, unbelievable, congressman andy biggs, republican from arizona. congressman, should they be celebrating? is the supply chain crisis really over? >> no. they will celebrate anytime they can. the crisis isn't really over. you're sitting up in l.a. and long beach, over 100 container ships still waiting to be unloaded. you still have 80,000 truck drivers missing from action. we still have shortages. i know in arizona and va

the testing shortage and omicron prevention failures sweeping the nation as the cdc changes isolation protocol. david fund is live in washington with more. >> the cdc lowering the quarantine and isolation period from 10 to 5 days in an effort to get people back to work. the president and his administration admits being behind testing, is expected covid cases are spiking across the country, the cdc out with new guidance announcing a change in retirement. . the cdc this is what you should do if you test positive. isolate and stay home for five days. this applies to everyone regardless of vaccination status. if there are no symptoms you can leave your home after that staying home. continue to wear a mask around others for an additional five days. if you have a fever wait until it goes away. if you are exposed to someone, quarantine, if you have been boosted or got too shots of pfizer moderna or j&j in the last two is, wear a mask around others for 10 days, test on day 5 if possible. if you have symptoms stay at home and get a tested if exposed and unvaccinated 6 months ago stay home for 5 days, wear a m

to say, listen, board, to his own board, i am with you i recognize what's changed this man has changed, david. >> woe, jim, i think i hear you warming up to it i don't know, man. what's going to happen to chef i don't? >> no, no, mike wirth is still number one, but we must note he does not have the cash flow of chevron, yet he's still spending that much money. >> though their cash flows, as he noted, have come up significantly. the cost are you decrease and we don't hear anyone questioning the different, do we >> honestly, good for them and it was the great dividend. they always -- i tell people to buy exxon. no one ever went wrong, and there was a period where, in the most recent times, it was a big mistake t. exxon great interview. fantastic. >> tesla up about 2% one of the big holders was cathie woods, ark, that bought twitter and hood -- >> that's what sara eisen is going to do. >> sara starts with cathiy wood in about 20 minutes on cnbc pro. >> this is going to be electric. i think sara is going to basically get us to understand cathie woods' under-performance. sara, i can't wait to watc

how fundamentally changed is this labor market? davidone of the great questions for 2022 and beyond. i think we will see profound changes that persist after the covid period has passed and after the normalization has occurred. i think we will see more flexible work arrangements. perhaps we will see a resurgence of worker power. one thing interesting we are seeing right now is workers clearly are in the driver's seat. they are quitting current jobs in favor of situations they think will be better for them, they are demanding higher pay and in many cases, they are getting it. this is a tight labor market and that favors workers. dani: if it is a tight labor market, does that mean -- the concern is covid but credit also be a wage price spiral as well with the power being in that of the laborer? david: it is a possibility. that is something we have not seen since the 1970's. really not in the professional lifetime of today's economists or other analysts or policymakers at the federal reserve. we are not really seeing that today except in lim

ah, hey there, i'm david and this is climate change. briggs, it sucks. oh, how business in 3 books. this is the book for you. you'll get smarter for free, didn't will you? book on you turn. ah, welcome to global 3000. this week we had to the rain forests of cameroon, home to some now well protected gorillas, cheese without milk and meat free sausages. is this the food of the future? and we find out why chinese parents are hesitant to have a 2nd child despite the government lifting it's one child, ruled every 2nd, 2 people on our planet. $1060.00, that's $80000000.00 people per year. according to the u. n. one in 9 of us is over 60 years old by 2050. that will be one m 5. with life expectancy rising and our planets population booming, the global population pyramid is whitening and becoming flatter. life expectancy is improving thanks to progress on developments in medicine. better health care provision and a greater awareness when it comes to health ah, age distribution varies greatly from country to country. nija has the lowest median age world wide, just 15.2 years. japan, meanwhil