"chick" donahue, it's great to see you, thank you for bringing the story.a civilian by then. why did you volunteer and how did you get to vietnam and find your friends? >> well, i was in the neighborhood in the inwood section of manhattan. the manhattan. 6:00 news was coming on and they had demonstrators on from central park that day, and i had actually seen them. and the protest had turned around by then. and they were protesting against the g.i.s. and it bothered me and it bothered everybody in the club. and the conversation changed and bring those guys a beer and let them know that we weren't like those guys. we were behind them and all of that. and i happened to be the only guy who could do that, so i volunteered. that i think i could accomplish that. >> and how did you get to vietnam? >> well, i was a merchant seaman. i went down to the union hall on 7th avenue and 13th street. and looked up on the shipping wall. and there was a ship -- the "great victory." the mission pier in leonardo, new jersey. and it was going to vietnam. so i signed up as an oile

. >> here is garrett donahue in washington on those aims. >> there is no foundation in them.t's essentially rudy giuliani and the trump legal team large cities across america goth to, hatched a plan, implemented it without anyone kning, and managed to steal the election. 'its an extraordinary claim, one of those things you would expect to see someplace on the iernet and preferably staying there. this is something they have notc pr any great evidence for. there is always amiss miss counting of ballots, does buttes over -- disputes over certain counts, machines not working, that's why you he a recount. a nationwide criminal conspiracy against e american people really risks undermining american trust in democracy. >> mike pompeo has become the first u.s. secretary of state to visit jewish settlements on the west bank, breaking with decades of u.s. policy in the region. earlier, he met israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu and jerusalem. their fendship was on show. here they are. last year, mr. pompeo caused outrage over the settlement. >> the state department took the wron

they call me, oh damn, is donahue, extra because passionate about helping these women. because i came from from when they came from the village and known to me and know their depravity. you know, i know led lights down there. supposed you know, that's my date that i'm supposed to meet. but certain person things that i should be here along and slip because work crews will really loudly that i'm ready to leave because they think you should think that you still all are but that right there triggered me to the point that i really i was so angry at myself as so angry that i room one to me saying, but if it wasn't for recovery, some time i would make the wrong choices as though to live the right is really high . i walked the hospital and left my center never came back. never came back and there's a long to say yes to say, but i was on drugs. i didn't care about my son, instant shame. it really is a shame because there's not a day in my life that i don't struggle with that. we make mistakes, they lay down a little, we regret i used for a new ask the norm, i saw my whole pregna

will donahue thinks that's a lie but i think it's true. so i am going to go with b, like catherine says, use hand sanitizer with at least 60%. i think that's a lie. i think it has to be higher than 60. >> we can go ahead and say we've broken the rules in this game and there's one and a half lies. >> what! you, you, you. >> you should wash hands for 20 seconds. not 15. and hand sanitizer according to recommend las vegas should be 780%. we broke the rules in this game but 60% may or may not be fine. i'd go with 70. >> you're not sparing my feelings. >> people were paying attention. >> they were. can i give a shoutout to brian, who got the answer right. avery put a and b, so she was on to you. >> amy. i can't fool our viewers anymore. >> this is great. we have a lot of great smart attentive fans on facebook. if you're asymptomatic with covid-19, how contagious are you? >> you're definitely contagious. now, in terms of how contagious are you, that's tough to say. that depends on your age, how much viral load of the virus you're carrying. i don

they call me all down and ms donahue, extra because passionate about helping these women because i came from from when they came from me, i know that depravity, you know, i know led lights down there. supposed, you know, that's my day that i'm supposed to meet. but certain person things that i should be here along and slip because workers will really loudly that i'm ready to leave because they think you should think that just a little longer. but that right there triggered me to the point that i really i was so angry at myself as so angry that i room one to me saying, but if it wasn't for recovery, some time i would made the wrong choices as though to me the right is really high, i walk the hospital and left my son and never came back. never came back. and as long to say yes, to say, but i was on drugs. i didn't care about my son, instant shame. it really is a shame because there's not a day in my life that i was sure of what we make mistakes. they laid down a little we read, i used almost home pregnant asked multiple snore. i saw my whole pregnancy, but they were the grace of god. she

donahue street. and around the santa cruz mountains, light rain is falling right now.o far they picked up over 3 1/2 inches of rain. that is one of the wettest spots. the moisture is heading towards oakland. as you look at the storm impact scale, a level 1. tomorrow, scattered showers, slick areas for the morning commute. gusty winds in the hills. they have been gusting but not as strong. 40 to 50 miles per hour wind gusts, right now 29 at mt. diablo. 28 miles per hour out of the south. 50s, 60s, pretty mild. visibility is dropping santa rosa reporting four-mile visibility. we have showers scattered around and fog developing. this is what your morning commute will look like. gray skies and we are also going to see the showers. mountains are seeing snow, a welcomed sight. a rain/snow mix for a while. winter storm warning until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. highest peaks expecting up to three feet of snow but gusty winds makes for really tough travel and it is not recommended. 4:00 a.m., you will see the scattered showers but you get a breather. here is more rain around 10:00 a.m.

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scott donahue. he says he plans to bring them to alameda to repaint them and look for a new home. >>> a new way for families to visit loved ones in prison. five state prisons, including san quentin, will roll out video visitation programs. in-person visits are suspended because of the pandemic. inmate also get a free 30-minute video visit every 30 days. the video visits will take place on weekends and holidays. visitors must make a reservation ahead of time. the corrections department hopes to expand that to all state prisons by the end of the year. >>> a creative new program kicked off today in san francisco designed to help artists struggling during the pandemic. 60 actors, musicians and dancers have been hired to go out into the city as community health ambassadors. their job is to promote covid safe behavior. artists have been tapped to create health themed murals. >>> as thanksgiving draws closer, it is drawing more people to the grocery store. a small but steady line outside of this trader joe

donahue street. and around the santa cruz mountains, light rain is falling right now.ked up over 3 1/2 inches of rain. that is one of the wettest spots. the moisture is heading towards oakland. as you look at the storm impact scale, a level 1. tomorrow, scattered showers, slick areas for the morning commute. gusty winds in the hills. they have been gusting but not as strong. 40 to 50 miles per hour wind gusts, right now 29 at mt. diablo. 28 miles per hour out of the south. 50s, 60s, pretty mild. visibility is dropping santa rosa reporting four-mile visibility. we have showers scattered around and fog developing. this is what your morning commute will look like. gray skies and we are also going to see the showers. mountains are seeing snow, a welcomed sight. a rain/snow mix for a while. winter storm warning until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. highest peaks expecting up to three feet of snow but gusty winds makes for really tough travel and it is not recommended. 4:00 a.m., you will see the scattered showers but you get a breather. here is more rain around 10:00 a.m., light to mod

"the donahue show" rearranged the furniture, but oprah remodeled the whole house. >> there are a lotre in love. because i remember questioning my gay friends, you mean you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's kind of a strange concept, you know, for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you? >> my, i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do, they create a spark for learning. it's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit, both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we get accused of being tabloid television and sensational and so forth. but what i really think we do more than anything else is we serve as a voice to a lot of people who felt up until perhaps my sh

the chamber of commerce ceo tom donahue hue will break down what it means for businesses around america. we will talk about the impact of a vaccine on the travel industry we will here from former cdc adviser, tom freeman valerie jarrett and others 58 minutes left in the session let's get straight to the big news of the day. pfizer's vaccine, and hopes this could mark the first step in a return to normalcy meg tirrell has been all over the story and spoke with pfizer's ceo earlier today meg, over to you. >> hi, wilf. until 6:45 this morning, the world didn't know for sure if we were going to have a covid-19 vaccine that was really protective against the disease we had seen great signs in early stud's but until we saw the results of a phase three efficacy trial that saw a vaccine protecting people from getting the covid-19 we didn't know what the results were going to be like we got results this morning. more than 90% efficacy seen in this trial of more than 44,000 the way they measure is they look for the number of infections in the trail. what they need to see is imbalance between the p

the football world is mourning argentinian legendary gemara donahue's dive into the heart attack at the age of 60. he campaigned argentina to victory in the 1986 world cup and is regarded as one of the greatest players of all time. he was widely admired at home when his rise from extreme poverty to global star remains a source of national pride and trees a bow reports form. but as far as the water nearly is in disbelief, he's devastated that player the home i don't know has passed away there. i'm sad because i knew this was coming. not so soon, but the people that surrounded him never helped. and he didn't want to be helped. i can't believe it is my god. it's the worst day of my life. thousands of people gathered in the center of want to site is to celebrate, might have on as life. and his love for argentina's national team. not only, not just for argentina, he was a national hero, a man who came from kind of the forest service. i'm going to focus. i made it to the top for the buffalo in the world to many of those who came here to say goodbye to him. on the from some of those are just v

when he met milani on phil donahue, he said he was going to make her the first lady. the press corps at the nerd festival clowned trump as if it was ridiculous that an international businessman couldn't shepherd the country, that's basically a corporation anyway. host: ok. mary grace. green grove springs, supporter of president biden. caller: thank you for taking my call. i voted for joe biden, like he said. we need to save the soul of america. unfortunately, trump has destroyed america. he's a criminal with the coronavirus. almost 200 and 50,000 people have died, 9 million cases of covid. i can't even get a test if i want to get tested again. i got tested once by the health department. i called up again and i can't get tested. i voted for biden because he has a soul. we need to heal. trump supporters, i want to reach out the olive branch. we need to come together. trump has not done that. he has divided us. host: you said you voted for the vice president elect because you wanted to save the soul of america. what does that mean when it comes to policy? beler: policy o

marine corps lance corporal and author of the book the greatest beer run ever, john chick donahue. >> good evening thank you kennedy. kennedy: this is an incredible thing. you are with your friends and neighbors it docs in 1957. twenty-eight guys in your neighborhood it already lost their lives in vietnam. a bunch of your buddies were over there. how did you get beer from new york city to vietnam? >> i was a merchant seamen actually i'd been in vietnam twice before. i never left too the port spirit i knew i could get there if there was a ship going there. i was in new york and as you said november of 67. so i took the addresses of a half a dozen guys, went down to the union with the shipping and the first ship up there was the ss drake victory which was an old victory ship world war ii part is that the ammunition jump in new jersey. it could only been going to meet vietnam. kennedy: it was a transport ship that a been refurbished for it. we were looking for tommy collins, kevin mcluhan, rick duggan and bobby tapas. you did not have addresses he did not have the internet. so how did

they are being given back to the artist scott donahue who plans to bring them to alameda and repaintinding them a new home. >>> okay, so stick with me here. was yesterday your wedding anniversary, and are you missing a ring? the sunnyvale department of public safety may have found it, a ban at palm avenue by the challenger school. it's inscribed with a message and the date 11/23/90. if you can tell them the inscribed message, the ring will be yours again. hopefully it wasn't someone getting in a fight and taking it off and throwing it. >> i've been looking for that. >>> it's 6:00 right now. and happening now fully booked. the bay area county saying it's too late to get tested for covid ahead of thanksgiving. >>> plus, a typical day in the presidential transition as president-elect biden gets set to receive classified briefings. team coverage continues for you. the third hour of "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and it is a terrific tuesday for you this morning. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> it sure is. and i'm laura garcia. we'l

come roaring back >> we indicated the overall economy, we call it the nike swoosh my friend john donahueoing a little bit of advertising for nike there we see it as a gradual bit of business so far. we see resumption and we said in the q4 guide that we see in the pipeline momentum for some of those projects to get started, but still not back to the level they were. the first half will improve over where we are in q4, but it's really not until second half where we see things sort of resuming to normal overall we're sort of like halfway through the pandemic until there's a broadly deployed vaccine. we still have nine-ish months to go, so a long way to go. so for us it's going to be a first half, second half story next year where much more of the normality of on-premise and transformational activities will be weighted to the second half of the year. and obviously q1 of this year was a stronger quarter we really didn't see a pandemic impact so much more the second half of the year we'll see that being the case and that's all factored into the guidance we gave. >> got you so next week i'm cal

fox news contributor leslie marshall, former deputy assistant attorney general donahue and a turningrlie kirk. welcome back to all of you. >> hi, shannon. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: i want to play something that gives us the two sides of the storage arrays, how they summit up. >> chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, you're not going to take georgia. it's ours. >> mitch mcconnell is not a good leader. he is not a good man, and we cannot withstand four more years of blocking. >> shannon: all right, two races actually now in play there. charlie, i expect a huge voter turnout of both sides, expect a lot of money are going to be pouring into that. how do you think it's shaping up, what's at stake? >> it's going to be a very consequential raced on georgia in a lot of different ways, a lot of republicans are viewing georgia as a must win for both senator kelly loeffler and david perdue. i'm most interested to see how democrats message this race, georgia, because you actually look nationwide, last tuesday was an awful night for democrats in house of races. they spent hundreds of millions of dollar

nixon told me that you were great on the donahue show.ev she predicts that wh you decide to run for officedonald proudly framed this letter and showed it to me at the time we were working together on interviews. >> narrator: he'd made his mark in manhattan exploiting an economic crisis. now he'd take on another crisis and raise his profile yet again. >> it is christmas eve in new york and the talk of the town is not peace on earth, but the violence among us. >> ...vigilante who shot and wounded four young men over the weekend... >> thave it happen in new yo >> ...in the new york city rsion of a racial lynching... >> the man is dead, somebody got to go to jail for that. >> no stice! >> no peace! >> narrator: crime and racial tensions were tearing new york city apart. >> and not one killinga hundred killings, are going to stop us from going where we want to go. >> narrator: trump seized on ond heline. >> a jogger is fighting for her life after a brutal attack in central park. >> she is a white wall street investment banker, her black attackers being called animals in the media. >> the savage

when he met milani on phil donahue, he said he was going to make her the first lady. press corps at the nerd festival clowned trump as if it was ridiculous that an international businessman couldn't shepherd the country, that's basically a corporation anyway. host: ok. mary grace. green grove springs, supporter of president biden. caller: thank you for taking my call. i voted for joe biden, like he said. we need to save the soul of america. unfortunately, trump has destroyed america. he's a criminal with the coronavirus. almost 200 and 50,000 people have died, 9 million cases of covid. i can't even get a test if i want to get tested again. i got tested once by the health department. i called up again and i can't get tested. i voted for biden because he has a soul. we need to heal. trump supporters, i want to reach out the olive branch. we need to come together. trump has not done that. he has divided us. host: you said you voted for the vice president elect because you wanted to save the soul of america. what does that mean when it comes to policy? beler: policy on co