>> duncan: mark, thank you.scheduled to resume classes tomorrow after the holiday break. but the spike in covid cases among children has teachers and parents questioning what to do. cbs' tom hanson has that part of the story tonight from new york. tom, good evening. >> reporter: hey there jericka. good evening to you. the rush is on to get students and faculty tested before heading back to the classroom. here in new york more than five million covid tests have been distributed to public schools like this one, and as many as 8 million more are on the way. as millions of kids head back to class tomorrow, the new year is bringing a new uncertainty. parents spending hours in line for testing, often confused about school guidance and protocols that vary district to district and even school to school. many worry their kids are at risk. >> they got to use the same bathrooms. you know, the same lunchroom, so you expose everybody to covid. >> reporter: more than 2,000 k- 12 schools have already closed or offer remote lea

. >> duncan: thank you so much for joining us. it it was a devastating day here in new york city, one of the deadliest fires in decades has killed at least 19 people including nine children. dozens of others have been injured. the massive fire broke out just before noon. it it began in a third floor apartment of a 19 story building in the bronx. investigators believe the cause was a spice heater. at-- a space heater, at least 200 firefighters responded. cbs's tom hanson is there for us tonight, tom? >> good evening, jericka. well, the scenes described paint a terrifying picture for the hundreds of people living in this apartment comploks. one woman we spoke to said the smoke was so think she couldn't even see the steps in front of her and neighbors said they felt helpless as they watched the tragedy unfold. >> a horrific, horrific, painful moment for the city of new york. >> firefighters say they arrived just three minutes after the call went out. >> it was pitch black in my house, in the daytime, the fire, they were putting out t

cbs news, washington. >> duncan: and we'll be right >> duncan: finally tonight the >> turning of to taday of the death of howard hesseman. >> he was best known for his he was best known for his role as radio disk jockey dr. johnny fever of the cbs sitcom wkrp in cincinnati t ran from 1978 to 1982. hesseman's character was so popular that he hosted saturday night live three times. he died in los angeles on saturday due to complications from colon surgery. howard hesseman was 81. straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, a new hurdle to filling the shortage of high- paying jobs. get help managing your money for the life -- and years -- ahead. with fidelity income planning, we'll look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and help you build a flexible plan for cash flow designed to last. so you can go from saving... to living. my name is douglas. a fi'm a writer/director flow designed to last. and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen.

big duncan has a big challenge. drew savage, bbc news.merseyside police had made an arrest, after they and everton security staff used cctv footage to had identify a supporter throwing a plastic bottle. away from that, many everton fans stayed behind after the match to protest against owner farhad moshiri and chairman bill kenwright. everton have won just once in their last 1a league games. there were chants of "sack the board" and a plane had flown above the ground before the match with a message demanding the removal of kenwright. a heated game and another big win for villa boss and former liverpool captain steven gerrard, who was happy to overcome a hostile atmosphere. we aren't too quiet in this crowd, and to— we aren't too quiet in this crowd, and to be — we aren't too quiet in this crowd, and to be fair to duncan, he's got everything — and to be fair to duncan, he's got everything out of the players today. we were _ everything out of the players today. we were the first team to come on the hack— we were the first team to come on the

big duncan has a big challenge.hrew a missile onto the pitch after the goal — after identifying the fan using cctv footage. let's have a look at the three, 3 o'clock kick offs in the premier league — david moyes is back at old trafford, taking his west ham side to manchester united. it is goalless in all three of those games so far. brentford taking on walls and leads against newcastle united. you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. in the championship, nottingham forest beat derby county 2—1 in a heated east midlands derby. goals from lewis grabban and brennanjohnson put forest ahead before tom lawrence scored a penalty for derby, who ended the match with ten men after ravel morrison was sent off in injury time. forest move up to eighth while derby remain 23rd amidst their off—field troubles. hearts have comfortably avoided a shock in the scottish cup, after a 5—0 win over sixth—tier side auchinleck talbot to reach the last 16. the ayrshire minnows have form for knocking bigger clubs out of the cup, but thi

nick eardley there with iain duncan smith.he australian open despite continuing uncertainty over whether he will be allowed to stay in the country. the world men's number one, who was unvaccinated, could still be deported in the row over his visa. 0ur australia correspondent shaimaa khalil has the latest. the world number one is back on the court, preparing for a tournament he might not get to compete in. but the draw for the 2022 australian open was made and he was in it as the top seed. novak djokovic on line number one. djokovic is due to play fellow serbian miomir kecmanovic next week — that is, of course, unless australia's government decides to deport him. the country's immigration minister alex hawke is still considering whether to cancel the star's visa and officials are looking at additional details submitted by djokovic's team after the tennis star revealed that he provided false information on his travel declaration form and admitted to doing an interview with the french publication l'equipe when he knew he had covi

big duncan has a big challenge. drew savage, bbc news.hrew a missile onto the pitch after the goal — after identifying the fan using cctv footage. let's have a look at the three, 3 o'clock kick offs no goals anywhere. pretty lacklustre from the teams this afternoon and play has been suspended at brentford for about 15 minutes. the players were taken off the pitch as there was a drone flying overhead, so that game is further behind the rest. it is just at half—time in that one. hearts have comfortably avoided a shock in the scottish cup, after a 5—0 win over sixth—tier side auchinleck talbot to reach the last 16. the ayrshire minnows have form for knocking bigger clubs out of the cup, but this one was never in doubt. liam boyce scoring one of his two goals here. andy halliday, peter haring and alex cochrane with hearts' other goals. there's been a moment of skiing history today — as dave ryding has won britain's first alpine skiing world cup gold medal with victory in the kitzbuhel slalom. the 35—year—old, who is heading to next month's wi

captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> duncan: tonight travel troubles, airlines slammed by bad weatherovid related staffing issues causing thousands of cancellations for a tenth consecutive day. >> i'm tom wait in los angeles where travelers see delays and the miseries could last through the week. >> duncan: plus, wild weather hits the south and snow impacts the midwest with another storm on the way. also tonight, covid and classrooms. parents face tough decisions on whether to send their children back to school amid surging cases of kids with covid. >> i'm tom hanson in new york city where amassive testing effort is under way as the nation's largest school system gears up to head back to class. >> duncan: the fallout after nfl star antonio brown walks off the

sutton, it says in the duncan matter, mr. honda was not aware at the time of the vote that s.i.a. consulting worked for the property owner in the past. he was not aware when he joined in the unanimous vote that he received income from an owner of 11.5 months earlier. the word owner there was confusing to me. as i tried to establish earlier, one of the responses that you have made in this is that regardless of the financial relationship between principles of s.i.a. and mr. honda n no event were the owners, the real parties in interest, have had paid mr. honda in the previous 12 months. here you used the word owner. can you explain that? >> thank you for pointing out too many clauses. we're referring to the owners at s.i.a. consulting. >> chair peskin: got it. that jumped out at me. let me jump a little bit to something that was raised in the unsolicited letter that was part of the file that comes from jerry dradler. , i have done fess, as to his allegations about the alleged improper issuance of a certificate of compliance or certificate of certificates of compliance, i frankly did

, quote, georgia lieutenant governor jeff duncan, georgia, is a rino, never trumper too.f fraud in georgia and should be replaced. >> and me or my wife would get threats show up on our phone. like blood-curdling threats from just the most awful sounding individuals and deep meaning that would know things about you and your family, that they intentionally were trying to scare us and intimidate us. it was all to try to get us to sit down and be quiet. >> then-president trump wanted some republicans to sit down. others he invited to washington. >> he starts bringing in state legislators from pennsylvania, party leaders from michigan. >> uh-huh. he starts having democrat in to the white house, yes, to visit with him. again, this is part of the sales job that he thinks he's doing. he's telling them that really he won and they ought to consider that, and they ought to consider how they submit electors and how they go ahead in certifying the election in their states, but none of them went along with it at the end of the day. [ chant ] >> joe biden had 61,000 votes -- >> in michi

>> jericka duncan, thank you. >>> well, there is breaking news tonight from here in washington. congressional investigators looking into the deadly assault on the u.s. capitol want to talk to fox news host sean hannity about his communications with former president trump and his top advisers on the day of the attack. also today, three more police officers sued the former president for their physical and emotional scars from that day. one year later, cbs' kris van cleave looks at the toll on the capitol police force. >> reporter: almost one year on, the u.s. capitol police department is still recovering and changing its tactics in an increasingly violent political comment. chief tom manger. could a january 6 happen again? >> the short answer is i don't believe so. but there could be a situation where something unexpected happens that we're not prepared for. we've got to be in a posture where we think of everything and that we try and prepare for everything. >> reporter: we gained exclusive access to new capitol police training efforts, part of the wholesale changes under way. key

iain duncan smith on that developing _ information. on that developing story. we will. information. iain duncan smith on that developing story. we will get j that developing story. we will get more on that a bit later. i brought you have breaking news a few seconds ago that buckingham palace has announced that the duke of york's military affiliations and royal patronages have been returned to the queen. that news in the last five or so minutes. that is the royal communication there sent to all of the newsrooms. news correspondent is here. there is a full statement on all of this, just take us through it. all of this, 'ust take us through it. , , ., , ., ., , it. this is a statement that we 'ust received from fl it. this is a statement that we 'ust received from buckingham i it. this is a statement that we just received from buckingham palace| received from buckingham palace about the duke handing back his remaining titles. the statement says "with the queen's approval and agreement, the duke of york's military affiliations and royal pat

joining us now to discuss, georgia republican lieutenant governor jeff duncan and michigan's democratic secretary of state jocelyn benson. secretary benson, let me start with you. "the washington post" spoke with michigan's attorney general and here is what she told them about her challenger who is a trump backed conservative who filed a lawsuit challenging the vote in michigan. quote, there is no question if i am replaced by matthew democracy falls in michigan. not maybe. not possibly. certainly. he has made it clear not only he supports the big lie he is one of the originators of the big lie, unquote. obviously she faces an election challenge there but do you think that is hyperbole? if not, what does it mean for the people of michigan if their democracy falls? >> no it is not hyperbole. democracy is on the ballot this fall. it is an opportunity for voters to hold accountable those who have lied time and time again spreading misinformation about the truth of the 2020 election. it is also a potential opportunity for those bad actors who have clearly shown they don't believe in democrac

iain duncan smith, thank— support in that regard.ngland, around 5%, were absent because of covid sickness or isolation last week. four patients waiting. and as more staff fall sick, it�*s needed everyone to get involved. we�*ve got support from across the organisation of admin staff coming to help us in the mornings, to support with comfort with the patients. so it�*s a real team effort? absolutely, it�*s been like that from day one. to ease the pressure on understaffed hospital departments, the government has just changed the rules so isolation can end on day six. ukhsa data shows that around two thirds of positive cases are no longer infectious by the end of day five, and we want to use the testing capacity that we've built up to help these people leave isolation safely. new figures from nhs england show the havoc the pandemic has played with waiting times. in november 2021, 6 million people were waiting for planned surgery. 307,000 people have been waiting more than a year for their treatment. and december saw a record number of a

. >> captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> duncan: tonight digging out, at least ten states hit by anor'easter, hurricane force winds and waves batter hems on the coast and swamp nantucket, tens of thousands without power and now the dangerous big chill. >> i'm mola lenghi in boston where nearly two feet of snow have made this one for the history books. >> duncan: also tonight rapid retreat. covid infections fall as deaths add up... many preventable. >> i'm lilia luciano in loss-- los angeles. >> plus the u.s. and europe sound the alarm on russia's military moves as ukraine plays down the threat, donald trump donald trump consider considers pardon for january 6th rioters

with us now, arne duncan, the secretary of education during the obama administration.o see you and happy new year. >> happy new year. good to see you. thanks for the opportunity. >> you said last month that schools should mandate vaccines. what do you see as a potential path forward to actually making that happen? >> we've learned a lot, unfortunately, over the last two years. one, obviously vaccines save lives. we know how critically important that is. secondly, with the upturn in cases, frequent testing is very, very important, mandating masks for children and adults in school. i think the biggest thing we've learned over three years of disrupted school years is that virtual school is really problematic. it's problematic for kids academically, very problematic socially and emotionally. whatever we can do to keep children in school learning with their teachers, with adults, building those rips with peers, with adults and teachers who care about them, we have to try and do that as best we can. >> it seems as though in so many school districts and households, it's the c

duncan is here tonight. mr. duncan will you please stand and be recognized.ause] to protect south carolina abundant natural resources and proposing the general assembly to provide the state office of resilience with $300 million in federal funds. a portion of these funds should be used to complete the construction of homes in the pd that were destroyed by hurricane florence as well as completing green stormwater mitigation projects throughout the rest of the state. in addition i'm recommending the office identify pristine i coasl properties and tracks with public access in jeopardy of being lost by flooding and erosion or storm damage. also these funds should be used for a complete remediation and removal of hazardous materials from the whole of the ss yorktown including hundreds of thousands of gallons of petroleum polluted almost waters and chlorinated-all compounds also known as pcp's that were not removed from the ships vessel tanks and compartments by the navy. it's still there. i can think of no more meritor use of taxpayer funds and to protect our pris

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captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight breaking news in new york city.e people are dead. several of them children after one of the worst fires in the city's history. the mayor calling the numbers. >> a horrific, horrific, painful moment for the city of new york. >> duncan: also tonight, covid keeps surging, setting new records. nearly five million cases this past week. the fast-rising numbers burdennening hospitals nationwide. and back to class or not. >> i'm lilia luciano in sant monica where it st a rush to get tested before school or work tomorrow. >> new normal, california updates covid pro

sutton, it says in the duncan matter, mr. honda was not aware at the time of the vote that s.i.a. consulting worked for the property owner in the past. he was not aware when he joined in the unanimous vote that he received income from an owner of 11.5 months earlier. the word owner there was confusing to me. as i tried to establish earlier, one of the responses that you have made in this is that regardless of the financial relationship between principles of s.i.a. and mr. honda n no event were the owners, the real parties in interest, have had paid mr. honda in the previous 12 months. here you used the word owner. can you explain that? >> thank you for pointing out too many clauses. we're referring to the owners at s.i.a. consulting. >> chair peskin: got it. that jumped out at me. let me jump a little bit to something that was raised in the unsolicited letter that was part of the file that comes from jerry dradler. , i have done fess, as to his allegations about the alleged improper issuance of a certificate of compliance or certificate of certificates of compliance, i frankly did

duncan hines says they'll be available soon at retailers. "money watch" now, gm makes a big push into e create a mcdonald's mash-up of your favorite sandwiches. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are indicating a lower open this morning after another wild session on wall street yesterday. the market rose to start the day, but largely fell after the fed indicated it plans to raise interest rates in march to fight inflation. the dow ultimately lost 129 points. the nasdaq added two, slim gain there, while the s&p 500 fell 6 points. >>> general motors plans to go on a hiring spree in a push to become more innovative. the company announced it will hire more than 8,000 engineers and highly specialized workers this year. it's looking for people with expertise in several fields including battery technology robotics and fuel cells. the move comes as gm tries to develop more electric and self-driving vehicles in the near future. >>> and no more spoilers

when ian duncan smith, was very clear when they would — duncan smith, was very clear when they would. they haven't come to a decision— howard. they haven't come to a decision yet on who the potential successor— decision yet on who the potential successor is. there is a feel, but not convinced.— successor is. there is a feel, but not convinced. . . , ., , , not convinced. aletha, perhaps some ofthe not convinced. aletha, perhaps some of the mps hold — not convinced. aletha, perhaps some of the mps hold their _ not convinced. aletha, perhaps some of the mps hold their noses, - not convinced. aletha, perhaps some of the mps hold their noses, but - of the mps hold their noses, but look at the fact that boris johnson is a winner electorally. moving on to the express. does it say what he needs to do to get it right? say what he needs to do to get it riuht? ., , say what he needs to do to get it ri. ht? ., , ., say what he needs to do to get it riuht? . , ., �* right? that is what we're all struggling — right? that is what we're all struggling to _ right? that is what we're all struggling t

duncan looks like he wants a hug. you can be the one to do that. looking for his hoefr home. i will put a hrufrpbg as soon as the forecast is over if you are interest inside adopting duncan. while he is waiting, nice weather, sunshine, temperatures running about five degrees above average across the bay area. lower to middle 60s. similar temperatures on friday, we start to see the transition on saturday. more cloud cover, still mild, temperatures are going to be dropping even before the sun goes down on saturday afternoon. near normal temperatures in the forecast on sunday and monday. more cloud cover on sunday and monday. you notice there is still no raindrops in the entire seven-day forecast. back to above average temperatures by the middle of next week. vern? >>> straight ahead in sports, this is the brian stikes show. 49ers drop in sweat as the game plan for the rams, championship sunday was hatched does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. onl

i'm jericka duncan. are bracing for the start of yet another wild week, both on wall street and in the world of bitcoin. the most well-known cryptocurrency has been plummeting in value over the last two months. last week, the price of each bitcoin dropped to $33,000, down more than 50% from its november peak. so where will cryptocurrencies go from here? while bitcoin may be a part of our future, many people still don't fully understand it. our reporter went mining for a little clarity. >> it's the safest and easiest way to buy and sell crypto. >> reporter: at some point, not long ago, crypto trading went main stream. >> old money is out. >> reporter: it was probably during a commercial break. >> fortune favors a break. >> reporter: act now, get in soon, the ads suggest. but there's a strange truth about this hot new thing. bitcoin, the king of digital currencies has already existed for 13 years. >> what is a bitcoin? let's put it up on the screen. >> reporter: yet it can be hard to pin down what it is or

." >> i'm jericka duncan. thanks for staying with us.egendary actor sidney poitier passed away last week. he was 94 years old. poitier's seven-decade career is studded with awards, including becoming the first black man to win an academy award for best actor. but he was also larger than life off screen. in 2009, president obama awarded him the presidential medal of freedom. queen elizabeth named him knight commander of the order of the british empire. and poitier even spent a decade as bahama's ambassador to japan. several years back, he discussed his life and career with our leslie stall. >> you hang on to me the best wayitier's life has been a series of firsts. in 1959, he was the first black man nominated for an oscar as best actor for his role of an escaped convict, alongside tony curtis. >> kiss me again. >> reporter: he was the first black man to kiss a white woman in a movie. >> has sent me a big, strong man. >> he didn't say anything to me. i was just passing by. >> reporter: and when he won the best-actor oscar in 1964 -- >> a l

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york.for staying with us. 2022 was ushering in a host of new laws, most of them are local. but some affect all of us. for instance, the federal no surprises act. it requires insurance companies to actually cover out-of-pocket medical expenses that can crop up, especially in emergencies. in washington, d.c., gas-powered leaf blowers have been outlawed. in texas, it's now illegal to chain up a dog. and if you like cocktails, like myself, to go, well you can get them in oregon. there are dozens more laws and here to break them down is christina ruffini. >> reporter: from marijuana to minimum wage, states across the country are ringing in 2022 with new laws the nation's capitol will join 15 states where recreational pot is legal. you can get high in big sky or buy grass in the garden state. and new york will become the second-largest state, after california, where it is legal to light up. and while the federal minimum wage has stayed stuck at $7.25 an hour since 2009, 25 states will be upping t

jericka duncan, cbs news. >> o'donnell: and we'll be following all the developments. to this: nearly one million americans have died from drug overdoses in the last two decades, and more than 70% of them involved opioids. now an experimental treatment is in the works that could help fight america's opioid epidemic. cbs' dr. jon lapook takes a look. >> reporter: tackling the opioid crisis requires changing strategies and the way we think about addiction says columbia professor sandra comer. >> one of the mistakes that people make when they think about drug users, "oh, it's somebody's choice to have this disorder." it-- that's not true. >> reporter: it's a medical disease. >> it's a medical disease. an we need to treat it. >> reporter: 100,000 people died from drug overdose over the 12 months ending in may 2021. up 22% from the year before. medically assistive treatments can be effective but have a relapse rate of about 50%. >> that's why we're continuing to look for new medications. >> reporter: that search led to a new type of treatment-- a vaccine that targets the ch

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jericka duncan reports that some members of congress are trying to address the problem. >> reporter: this is your favorite room. >> yes. >> reporter: we first met 38-year-old danisha baughan in union, new jersey, one week before she was to you to give birth to her third child. bbaughen delivered both children in hospitals and both times she said she felt neglected. >> i was crawling in the hallway. >> reporter: you were crawling in a hospital hallway after your water broke. >> yes, because i was in so much pain. >> reporter: ob/gyn and mother of three dr. nicola pemberton runs the birth center of new jersey. >> a lot of patients who come to my practice with the narrative of i don't want to die, that's why i'm here. >> reporter: the united states has the highest maternal mortality rate for a developed country. ability 700 women die during childbirth or soon after every year, according to the c.d.c., and black women are at least three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than a whitewoman. >> multiple reasons and horrible statistic. >> reporter: errol pierre is at he

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i mean, hey worked for congressman colin and congressman duncan hunter.y reelected him while he was awaiting trial to. why not jeff fortenberry. that said, donald trump is no longer president. so, the endgame here is less certain. after duncan, hunter and chris colors were convicted and sentenced to long person terms, president donald trump pardoned each of them. if republican congressman jeff fortenberry is also convicted like collins and hunter work, jeff fortenberry will have no haze in the hole. there will be no donald trump to pardon him. so if he is convicted, republican leader will look forward to the awkward dance of this serving republican member prepping for his prison term. and they'll have him resign. it has become a regular part of kevin mccarthy's job by. now three times in just the last five years this has happened. we and now, again, it looks like it will be happening to him again. which is honestly like getting hitting by lightning while you're getting hit by lightning on a blue moon on your birthday. but this is kevin mccarthy's life. th

norah. >> o'donnell: jericka duncan, thank you. well, there's breaking news tonight from here in washington. congressional investigators looking into the deadly assault on the u.s. capitol want to talk to fox news host sean hannity about his communications with former president trump and his top advisers on the day of the attack. also today, three more police officers sued the former president for their physical and emotional scars from that day. one year later, cbs' kris van cleave looks at the toll on the capitol police force. >> reporter: almost one year on, the u.s. capitol police department is still recovering and changing its tactics in an increasingly violent political climate. chief tom manger: could a january 6 happen again? >> the short answer is i don't believe so. but there could be a situation where something unexpected happens that we're not prepared for. we've got to be in a posture where we think of everything, and that we try and prepare for everything. everything. >> reporter: we gained executive access to new cap

hey, it worked for congressman chris collins and congressman duncan hunter. republican voters re-elected them while they were awaiting trial too. why not jeff fortenberry? that said, donald trump is no longer president, so the end game here is less certain. after duncan hunter and chris collins were convicted and sentenced to long federal prison terms, then president donald trump pardoned each of them. if republican congressman jeff fortenberry is also convicted, like collins and hunter were, jeff fortenberry will have no such ace in the hole. there is no donald trump there now to pardon him. so if he is convicted, republican house leader kevin mccarthy gets to look forward to the awkward dance of this serving republican member of congress prepping for his prison term and having to make him resign and all of that. it's become almost a regular part of kevin mccarthy's job by now. three times in just the last five years this has happened to him. and now, again, it looks like it might be happening to him again, which is -- i mean honestly, this is like getting h

duncan was offering special baking kits for $40. cake mixes and frosting will be available in march. you can still go to the website and check out her recipes for banana pudding cake, coconut cake, and other recipes. did you all know that dolly could cook? reggie: i knew she could cook. she has a couple of youtube videos there in her kitchen whipping up breakfast. i am ready for the holidays hols she has hard candy christmas. drew: that is my favorite christmas song. kumasi: it is january. reggie: so? drew: the cake mix got sold out already. reggie: do not take this from us. a lot of spots dealing with low cloud cover. san rafael, this is a thick fog. we are so used to saw -- to fog, but this is especially that. this is san jose right now. southbay, you, too, are dealing with low cloud cover this morning. most of us impacted. some spots like concord and livermore not impacted, but you can see issues all the way from sam carlos to san jose, 280, 101 impacted. take it easy out there. fog will linger at least through 10:00 a.m. this af

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duncan's appeal does not succeed, he will be discharged from the military. he will likely lose hundreds of experienced pilots due to this mandate. lieutenant colonel scott duncan joins us tonight. colonel, thanks so much for coming on . and i think of the experienced pilots that the u.s. military, m the marine corps, this countryil stands to lose. you've got to be, you know, in the top quartile for experience. you've flown over 300 combat missions, over 200 carrier landingsgs. you've got to kind of wonder who with the military is prioritizing a vaccine over that kind of experience defending the country. but what's your conclusion? well, thank you , sir.k youyo know, they used the opportunity to join youig tonight specifically to be able to convey our personal experiences and just understand that as an active duty serviceel these views are not held by thea united states marine corps or the department of defense. but we do believe that yes, wet. have a reasonable argument. we've asked our leadership immediately as well as our congressional leadership to inquir

she gave duncan even more airtime, the show was canceled soon after, rest well, betty. # thank you for friend. hollywood remembering betty white as fans but stuffed animals and flowers on the hollywood walk of fame, all ages fans say that she was a part of their lives for years. >> she's a member of the family for me and i grew up watching golden girls, watching betty white. to me, she meant so much, she was an icon. >> there was a huge celebration scheduled around a documentary that would release on her 100th birthday, january 17 so producers said they were go forward with their plans calling her a national treasure. jon: we will miss her. laura, thank you. the first half of the new year is crucial for those calling for tougher regulation against tech companies and their executives. tim buck is one pushing president biden to act, that's next. ♪♪ you you i am jon scott, this is the park report. here's a look at our top stories. violence and put up your not slowing down with the new year. at least three people were killed, seven others hurt in multiple shootings across the city this mor

i neglected duncan with the c d. u losing support across all age groups. last election merits is vowing to redefine conservatism in germany. does um to under customer caught other christian democratic parties in europe have suffered a much more dramatic things than we have. first of all, we have to answer this very question. can we manage to be a party of the middle liberal, conservative social, thereby winning over voters in the long term? that'll be a difficult task with god. it's taken sleeveless merits 3 attempts and more than 2 decades to get elected cd you later. but he's only going to get one shot at renewing the party as he tries to achieve his ultimate aim of one day. becoming chancellor himself mourned. as from did of use chief political editor, mikaela kava ella mckayla. so what is he like and is his ultimate aim to become the max chancellor? absolutely. that has been his ultimately aim for a long time. he even once offered to angler michael to join her cabinet without her actually having a free post for him. so he's been knocking at that door,

are you that any on all those is duncan? i think this needs to stop the poor animals, the fish we're supporting, the municipalities by donating hair to clean these beeches. won't believe why bela, but it is a barley get is a flyer president pedro castillo has toward the affected area and he to once answers yes or i would like to confirm the seriousness and responsibility of this government to make the company comply with its criminal, civil and administrative obligations we can not have a sick c one, no home or o. a peruvian judge has band wrestles regional executives from going abroad. as investigators look into the incident, russell says it's cooperating with the government and is also focused on cleaning up the environment. to breaking news in tennis, russ, i own the doll has won the australian open making history in the process. it's the 21st grand slam title for the 35 year old, which separates the spaniard from novak jock itch and ro to fit roger federer. no doubt defeated done the mid video in 5 sits. the final score

this vocal if you go to live you on g, but i, i think the foot don't laughable at this way. duncan, cause i've a good sport picking up a quick little gun, a fake or nothing to list, let them all come on. oh, rueful bully, this poor. what? so are the varying levels of quality in african football also related to the colonial legacy? listen up. time for history, class french clubs started to recruit players from morocco and nil jerry as early as the thirty's. both countries were then under french rule. they also established transfer networks from the fifty's onwards with west africa. portuguese club started recruiting from their colonies from 1949 and clubs and belgium from what is today called d. r. congo, since the 1960 s. and what about britain? it didn't let players from its colonies been a 2 year residency qualification for non british players. ment. foreigners could defacto only be amateurs. this rule lesson until 1978 history class over well kind of now. so brittany didn't bring east african players in, but why were form of british west african colonies, nigeria and gone us so success

and you know, said that there's somebody that if the f gun would duncan in the, how can they invite terrorists who have killed so many people to sit down and talk about peace? you do not talk to terrorists. oh it is from ty, let me put in it. and joining me now from all stories, former of god, minister of mines and petroleum. now just there are miss. now you were invited to be a part of these talks in or slow, but then he withdrew. why when i was going to waiver the foster care to you back right from the beginning monday, the monday. but you will be having bite after a discussion with you and then with the government. and that was a demand that was it. and then decided to be talking to negotiation with the part of the month of putting $5000.00 those people responsible for life of thousands of people in advance from once again that the man was just to start the offset. that was the thought that the new location that was delivered into the c y d the clinical day. and she continued to negotiation with the team and the minute to be captured and div to the in the thing for the so i think and this s

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i'm gonna say that there's somebody that if they have gotten done with duncan, the in the how can they invite terrorists who have killed so many people to sit down and talk about peace. you do not talk to terrorists. oh it is some ty, let me try to do it. and joining me now from all stories for more of god, minister of mines and petroleum. now just there are ms. now you were invited to be a part of these talks in or slow, but then he withdrew. why? when i've been away with that, the fossil to you back right from the beginning, monday, the monday. but you will be having a discussion with us. and then with the government, and that will the demand that will then be signed to dc. the talking to negotiation with the fact that the, the money putting 5000 prisoners, those people responsible for life, of thousands of people from once again that the man was just to start the offset. that was the talk to negotiation best living in the c y d. because he knew she continued to negotiation with the team and needed to talk to the fact that the culture and dean to the in the so i think and this situat

would meet her again, i would really thank her for how much good she has done for me, but yet be duncan because of her, i'm doing much better to day. and i want to show the respect i have for her. yeah. but that's i give audible audience yard. she is such an incredible person. ok. you save my life a little bit as long as and maybe after that, i would ask her to take her name. se with me, the bitten on mine him no himself, it's um awesome. and because honest motor money has had the best experience with selfies. here's one more. from our team of to the taliban rose to power in afghanistan. thousands of people were evacuated to europe. we meet parallel beehan nila, far by at who lives in bo vows bane with her husband. she is back in the game. after fleeing her home country can paralympic neela via has found a new home. she's now part of the basque wheelchair basketball team be di deck bead bow. her husband remish nyc has also joined the team. it's a fresh start on a mostly male team. for the life of ion it's been seamless and she is impressed by a teammates a skills. i'm very happy playing