cuties versus hillbilly elegy, are we making too much of this?think the discrepancy in the way the audience sees it in the critics sees it is very illuminating because the audience and the critics are looking for two different things.y the audience is looking for something that is an emotionally compelling drama and hillbilly elegy far from beingdi a rich man's version of the poor man's life is actually the author talking about his own life in which he started out as a poor kid in appalachia than went off to yale law school and a successful career. this is actually a very well-informed autobiographical account and it's emotionally compelling, that's why the audience likes it. it tells a story of working-class people in a sympathetic way, these are -- you can see why critics hate it because it's a sympathetic portrait of people who far from being the kind of marxist working class that wants to overthrow the capitalists, they want to have a better life. they have conservative values because they see those values as protecting their slow climb up th

hated all the critics hillbilly elegy. critics don't represent america. hasink the election result shown us how vast the cultural gap is between rural and urban america, and basically what is happening over the last 40 or 50 , young, ambitious people have left rural america, for obvious reasons. you go to wilkes, north carolina, a small town about an hour out of winston-salem. they will tell you we are just ordinary people. they struggled to keep people rooted. they don't blame them, there are just no jobs. it was the home of nascar at one point. it was the home of furniture companies. they are all gone. they all went to charlotte or wherever. they have a chicken plant there, but it is mostly the tino's who worked there now. nos there.lati there's just nothing to keep people there. people who score high on openness to experience who've to new york, and do very well in our society. so i think that is part of the new class structure, somehow. the urban, rural, and geo profit -- geographic concentration of power is a gigantic force between the new kinds of d

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like it was the one leg of the last few feet if the minutes of not that i got to meet live again in elegy with the phone to the computer with the plane. to come back to the 3 story you have to see. the best the. to do look good. to me the. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we see me very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids invented america under the banner of medicine the persisted with the pain but the sort of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the governments. seem wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just to become educated and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. up. if. i came here from colombia in the 1960 s. . i came here to go to school to go to college. i came here legally and came here by plane. i came to new york city. looking f

together we co-edited "appalachian reckoning: a region responds to hillbilly elegy." we're honored to accept the walter and lillian lowenfels criticism award. it's important pushback and challenge simplistic perceptions and the popular notions are not always correct. >> this book was born out of both frustration and a cold. frustration with the way the attention garnered by j. d. vance tabbouleh allergy was yet again simplistic and monolithic vision of the people and the region. and the hope we could provide a space for a more complex and nuanced representation of appellation that recognize that there is no single truth about it. we sought to create a platform for challenging regional stereotypes, forthrightly facing social and economic problems, and exploring what it means to be appalachian in the 21st century. >> there's a broad range of appellation writers who share this story complicates a narrative story often told about this place. as we read an introduction of the book we note the collection reminds us all that is and always has been space to differ, to disagre

por eso elegí trulicity, que activa mi cuerpo para liberar la insulina que aún produce... y reducir el si tú o tu familia padece de carcinoma medular de tiroides, o síndrome de neoplasia endocrina múltiple, tipo 2. suspende su uso y llama al médico de inmediato si presentas una reacción alérgica, un bulto o inflamación en el cuello, dolor de estómago severo, cambios en la visión o retinopatía diabética. serios efectos secundarios podrían incluir pancreatitis. el uso de trulicity con una sulfonilurea o insulina aumenta el riesgo de un nivel bajo de azúcar en la sangre. efectos secundarios incluyen náusea, diarrea, vómito, dolor abdominal y pérdida del apetito, lo que causa deshidratación y podría empeorar problemas renales. por lo que más importa quiero reducir el azúcar en mi sangre. está en mí. ahora está en ti preguntarle a tu médico por trulicity. ♪ ilia: de todos los periodistas de univisiÓn el mÁs experto en santa claus us luis. lo visitÓ en su casa, en el polo norte. sabe la tarea de papÁ noel en esta Época de pandemia. jorge: el doctor fauci me dijo que santa claus, el verdadero

it doesn't seem to work so well. >> the funny thing about hillbilly elegy is everyone hated it.it scored a popular audience of like 86. critics don't represent america. i think the election results have shown us how bad the cultural gap is and rural in urban america and basically what's happening over the last 40 or 50 years young ambitious people have left rural america for obvious reasons. you go to a small town in north carolina but in our outside of winston-salem-based juggled to keep people rooted and they don't blame them. they are just no jobs. it was the home of nascar at one point and it was home of hollifield and the furniture company. they are all gone. they all went to charlotte. it's mostly latinos who work there now so there's nothing to keep young people there and it's surprising we have five personality traits. people who score high on experience moved to new york and do very well in our society. so i think that is part of the new class structure somehow. the urban rural and the concentration of cultural and economic power. it's just a gigantic driving force betw

beethoven elegy almost melancholy. but with a rousing conclusion the famous ode to joy. to mark the beethoven anniversary d.w. has produced 3 major documentaries the film beethoven's 9th symphony for the world shows how one of the most performed the works of all time continues to move people the world over the whole world is vibrating to me this is fate of the. film than 8 different countries the documentary features composers conductors and musicians. in spain it accompanies young people with hearing impairments as they feel their way toward beethoven going to reserve. in osaka japan to talk assad who conducts 10000 amateur singers through beethoven's old joy and event. to see on beggars film garnered accolades around the world including the ai field work for international media excellence and the put on your own that's one of spain's most prestigious awards in television broadcasting for some of these singers it was their 1st ever encounter with beethoven a project sponsored by the go to institute brought together women's choirs from 6 countries in south eastern europe

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. >>> the new netflix movie "hillbilly elegy" tells the story of j.d. vance.nd >>> who's going to take care of this family when i'm gone? i thought your mama was going to be all right. be happy. do good. but she got tore up around here. she just up and quit. she just stopped trying. i know i could have done better. but you, you got to decide you want to be somebody or not? >> oh, boy. that's powerful stuff from glenn close's mama w from hi"hillbill eleg elegy". it's about growing up in appalachia. vance is an executive producer on the film version which is directed by the legendary, there he is, ron howard. one of the good guys in hollywood. in the movie, as in life, vance's family grapples with financial hardship and addiction. j.d. vance and ron howard join us this morning. good to see you both, guys. we were so excited to talk to you today. welcome. welcome. >> thank you. >> good to see you, if only this way. >> i can't wait until we can be in the same room, ronnie, i can't. >> j.d., i read the book back in the day. i looked at the movie again. ron howard,

more intensely into possible side effects for instance in great britain some cases of problems was elegy sufferers came up and how safe is it for people under 18 how safe is it for people over 80 are there enough persons in the tests were there enough persons in the to screw up so all these really needs to be researched into and that is what they're doing and that takes normally a bit longer than normal process like this would take a year or even more. course still leaves a lot of dell that the difference of a few weeks is really going to make a big difference when it comes to determining how dangerous are health seeds these vaccines or we know that germany has put pressure on the european medical agency to expedite its approval did that have an impact on their decision. we can't have a probably prove it but it is extremely unlikely because if this is a political decision they germany wanted it now i mean internationally to see the pictures of people getting the vaccine 1st in britain and now in the united states and somehow created to impatience and created the feeling particularly in p

more intensely into possible side effects for instance in great britain some cases of problems was elegy sufferers came up and how safe is it for people under 18 how safe is it for people over 80 are there enough persons in the tests were there enough persons in the to screw up so all these really needs to be researched into and that is what they're doing and that takes normally a bit longer than normal process like this would take a year or even more. course still leaves a lot of dealt to the difference of a few weeks is really going to make a big difference when it comes to determining how dangerous or help save these vaccines are we know that germany has put pressure on the european medical agency to expedite its approval did that have an impact on their decision. we can't have a problem prove it but it is extremely unlikely because if this is a political decision they germany wanted it now i mean internationally to see the pictures of people getting the vaccine 1st in britain and now in the united states somehow created to impatiens and created the feeling particularly in parts of th

she was also part of annuity elegy of womanhood that had broad input case and, in particular giving a woman a role not just in a household, but in the public sphere. so in putting forward the idea that marriage, a good marriage was a critical aspect of good form, it is where good performance good politics started, that what these people are doing is really blurring lines between public and private . the name we often use for this era is the era of separate spheres, or that they claim this interest in separate spheres. but what mott enter fellow radical feminists were arguing was that that was a rhetorical line, and that you could not be thected -- be effective in public sphere unless you have reform in the private sphere, that the private was in fact political. most of what is but alsor radicalism, the potential for change. the fact that there wasn't significant systemic change -- well, ending slavery was major, major systemic change, and i hadd argue abolitionists they significant part in that. however, women who were arguing for equal rights after the war moved almost exclusively to

last system which makes a mint he says preston will cut that leaves more elegy straw just release. better. the human economy is a subsystem of the natural eco secure and the only thing that enables it to grow is its continuous capacity to extract resources and energy from the rest of the sphere deliveries is a professor of human ecology he has a compelling way of describing the human takeover of the planet if we went back 10000 years to the dawn of a group the pile mass should weight of human beings constituted far less than one percent of the total biomass of members on earth today humans are not 32 percent or 34 percent but if we had our domestic animals cattle sheep digs and so on that's another 60 plus percent so in total on earth today human beings and their domestic star are somewhere between $95.98 and a half percent of the pogrom in environments so wild nature has been displaced to the tiny fringes one of the mockers of the human impact on the planet is something with come to know as carbon footprints emission of greenhouse gas emissions however there's also something known

sorry, i suggested elegy was also highly suspect. with reports of carousel boarding pre-marked ballots, which carousel says, you know, i had to do this is i was reading that i'm not familiar with that term either. it may be that people weren't checking and i'll check and see what, what our team meant specifically why they've been having a state where they were sitting on it or she's going to leave the service. i don't think it's a reference to that. this is just the tip of the iceberg. there are many other examples of misc sakis, mindblowing way with words. however, she seems to have taken it upon herself to regain the trust of the american people . take a listen. i can't imagine a smarter savi, or better human, to partner with, than careen. john be here to rebuild. trust of the american people communicate the biden, harris agenda, and main, the work of the u.s. government more accessible to the people who also serve. jennifer psaki is not the only individual in the new white house communications team who will have come out of the ob

neighbors in denmark finland norway we discussed the situation with swedish professor emeritus of elegy marcelo for larger denali areas. so you know the beginning of this pandemic depleted all. of such issues and. it is secure units of course. that money should be better used so to speak in a decent and there are sons and also in 100 schools and and health care. duration limited 6 at exeter but they can hardly a got howley surprise me that it is so despite him and would have decided to increase the value of that extent it is absolutely not the surprise so winning it is already participating in the huge in may here are over asians have rolled under of the military for months of the united states or so their geopolitical reasons there are there are going to respond and then maybe even into you know they are being nice you know these sit seeing old for that area assuming the impossibility is sort of governing the last year in the area or investment in in earnest industrial would mean more sales increases sales to countries rich countries latest this or saudi arabia and and then the night t

wealth and income gap creation sort of disgusting financial system and yet when you say you fly an elegy beach a cute flag or a green where we're green we're greening our financial system while everybody starving to death lining up at food banks yes propaganda pretty disgusting and that's a repudiation of anything anyone would ever imagine the economics being about but here's the rub in 2021 we're going to see real inflation like michael saylor over there at micro strategy he could have bought back his own stock and he could have played the bailout game from jay powell like warren buffett does but he realizes that's a losing game now and he's buying pick corn instead and he's gone to war against the federal reserve bank he's basically pulled the pin on a grenade and thrown it into the fed's boardroom and it's blowing up and people are not going to like the fact that food and energy costs are going to triple in 2021 they're not going to like that one bit. well i mean the other thing again there's the heterodox kaiser report versus the orthodox you know paul krugman rachel maddow c m b c b

elegy electronics -- elegy ectronicscs is -- lg el is emerging as a leading chipmaker. next, we will talk to the chairman of the professional fighters league about the challenges of bringing mma matches back to the fighting ring in a post-pandemic world. more on these developments, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: welcome to "daybreak asia." from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. asia's major markets just opened for trade. story, an agreement between london and brussels that includes an agreement on fishing, but it could collapse. in the u.s., much of southern new england headed for new curbs. and china aims to rely on domestic consumption to insulate the economy from external shocks, however household spending recovery seems to be uneven. with check market action soul coming online, sophie kamaruddin. regional index up 14% this year with pandemic pieces. up, by the most since 2009. the yen little changed after halting a three-day drop. jgb is moving lower. let's check south korea, the be ok set to release its financ

and we'll talk to amy adams and mixed reviewed on her lawed character in "hillbilly elegy." >>> looka shot of the golden sky. the sun is starting to come up over the bit. remember, kpix 5 will bring you good news happening in the area. go to kpix.com/together. you can send your story ideas to together at kpix.com. >>> also coming up today on the drew barry more store, martha stew ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >> reporter: i'm kie. itt do in san jose keeping an eye on the icu bed capacity. it could trigger a new stay-at- home order. right here capacity is down to 17%. if it dips below 15%, that will trigger the new stay-at-home order which will take place 48 hours after that point and last for a minimum of three weeks. bars, wineries, personal services and barbershops would close. critical structures would stay home and schools with waivers. restaurants can only serve meals via takeout and delivery. after that it will be reassessed on weekly basis

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beethoven elegy almost melancholy. but with a rousing conclusion the famous ode to joy i i. to mark the beethoven anniversary d.w. has produced 3 major documentaries the film beethoven's 9th symphony for the world shows how one of the most performed works of all time continues to move people the world over the whole world is vibrating to me this is fatal for the. film than 8 different countries the documentary features composers conductors and musicians. in spain it accompanies young people with hearing impairments as they feel their way toward beethoven you guys are already in osaka japan to talk assad who conducts 10000 amateur singers through beethoven's only to join an annual event i. think this john beck has filmed garnered accolades around the world including the ai field work for international media excellence and the put i mean your on the us one of spain's most prestigious awards in television broadcasting for some of these singers it was their 1st ever encounter with beethoven a project sponsored by the go to institute brought together women's choirs from 6 countri

friends of mine were telling me that she would trump voters, read "hillbilly elegy." the book was rising on the bestseller chart. i was surprised to discover it was about middletown, ohio, my hometown. portrait ofpoignant a young man like i was growing up in that steel town and trying to make a future for himself. p windup at yell law school. i wound up at university. for those who did not get more education, they were in the kind of bracket that was not being remembered. it felt taken for granted by democrats and republicans had not been responding with relevant action either. that sounds familiar to me as an african-american. we black voters are always thinking about being taken for granted by democrats and ignored by republicans. i got a hold of jd vance. we've had several conversations. i feel like there is something here going on that is not being addressed by our current parties. joe biden knows about it. i am waiting to see how he will address it as president after having worked with the same demographic groups for decades. host: next on the republican line, ja

our parent company is a tight elegy company.e in the u.s., we are a broker dealer taking on u.s. customers, having all registered people in the u.s. deal with their account. >> one of the things feeling your rise over the past year is the fact we had this huge downturn in stocks. and then, we are going to end the year higher than we started. you have a lot of people at home jumping into markets. trading for the first time. what happens when the bull market plateaus? what happens if we get another correction or even a bear market? is that appoint you better hope it is all if any the future? come the bear market does to an end or we see a plateau, what is going to come out of this is a whole generation of smarter traders who understand the financial markets much better than the generations before them did. there are low barriers. in most cases zero barriers. there is more educational content for them to learn. when downturns do happen, they have the tools to navigate that >> correctly. what about financing new rounds? people are s

more intensely into possible side effects for instance in great britain some cases of problems was elegy sufferers came up and how safe is it for people under 18 how safe is it for people over 80 are there enough persons in the tests were there enough persons in the to screw up so all these really needs to be researched into and that is what they're doing and that takes normally a bit longer the normal process like this would take a year or even more. course still leaves a lot of dell the difference of a few weeks is really going to make a big difference when it comes to determining how dangerous or healthy if these vaccines are we know that germany has put pressure on the european medical agency to expedite its approval did that have an impact on their decision. we can have probably prove it but it is extremely unlikely because if this is a political decision they germany wanted it now i mean internationally to see the pictures of people getting the vaccine 1st in britain and now in the united states and somehow created to patients and created the feeling particularly in parts of the pr

vance from hillbilly elegy.american service members with their tribute to the troops. this year is the 18th annual show and is going to feature some big celebrities. wwe champ drew mcintyre here with a preview next. ♪ i have to praise you ♪ i have to praise you ♪ i have to praise you like i should. ♪ an alternative to pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel to target pain directly at the source for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ ♪ ainsley: time now for news by the numbers. first up, 29,000. that's how many people were laid off by the airlines in october. the coronavirus pandemic continues to devastate that travel industry with demand down 60%. next, $207 million. that's how much money is being raised by republicans ahead of georgia's senate run off. the contributions coming from across the country to support kelly loeffler and david perdue. finally $2.5 million. that's how much elvis presley's honeymoon home has hit the market f

vance said in his book "hillbilly elegy" that these rural regions were experiencing brain drain. so could you talk a little bit about what your research or your writing has uncovered about people moving away from these communities? >> well, the person -- go ahead. >> i was going to say i actually, about a year ago, wrote an opinion piece for the "new york times", the headline for which had included the phrase brain gain. i think i might comment on this briefly. in terms of quantitative measures about which direction the population is flowing and that proverbial rural urban divide which of course is not a dichotomy, it has many more shades then two, but numbers are starting to show that some of these communities that are sort of hatley referred to as dying for dwindling our game in some interesting ways. a lot of that has to do with demographic shifts, plays like western kansas with is a robust and daschle meatpacking industry are seeing large increases specifically in the hispanic and other immigrant populations. but even apart from race, i've seen a sort of trend of a return, if

hillbilly elegy is an adaption of the memoir of the same name.rgue with the criticism. he agreed the movie doesn't put the issues front and center the way the book has. black lives matter facing criticisms. ten local chapters asking for transparency in the organization's finances. jackie deangelis is running it down with more now. >> jackie: good morning to you. there's a strife in the black lives matter movement specifically with how their massive fundraising efforts are being allocated. ten local chapters, and, noept, they only have 16 chapters, by the way, this is the majority, they're speaking out and questioning where blm funds are going and why local chapters aren't getting support? here's what we know. black lives matter received $1.1 million individual donations in an average of $33 per gift in the week following george floyd according to the associated press. according to "the new york times," the group raised $10 million on black out tuesday. according to a philanthropy tracker, the group received $2 million in grants this year. now, th

but, they quickly discovered that unless there were extensive individual response of elegies and productivity, there would not be prosperity sufficient to support the community. so, they quickly abandoned communism. but did so in the name of a prosperous community. >> not long thereafter, 1641, the body of laws and liberties hi jik the greater massachusetts and described positively in comparison with the constitution left behind in britain. we observed that, while they departed with expressive- obedience.-determination to emerge into independence and self-sufficiency. into conscience. for that is what lay at the bottom of pastor robinson's instruction to the pilgrim as a set sail on the mayflower. they sailed under the immediate relationship with god. those were the very first words of the mayflower compact. but that immediate relationship is the foundation of conscience. and thus, a freedom of conscience to this community is absolutely essential, but not sufficient.-weather salvation in the next world or prosperity in this world they had the combination, requires into individual responsibili

infamously sir jd vance said in his book hillbilly elegy that these rural regions were experiencing brain drain. so could you talk a little bit about what your research for your writing has uncovered about people moving away from these communities? >> go-ahead. >> i was going to say i actually, about a year ago wrote an opinion peace for the "new york times" the headline for which has included brain gain. i might be equipped to comment on this briefly. in terms of quantitative measures about which direction the population is flowing in that proverbial urban divide it has many more shapes than two. numbers are starting to show some of these communities that are patently referred to as a dying or dwindling are actually gaining some interesting ways. a lot of it has to do with racial demographics. places like western kansas where there is a robust industrial meatpacking industry are seeing large increases specifically in hispanic and other immigrant population. but even apart from race, i have seen a sort of trend of a return if you will. wendell berry the great kentucky writer referred to t

and while there is a hillbilly elegy, there is a "my vanishing country" to tell the story of a black working-class. i don't have any shame, i don't make any apologies for raising that voice and lighting that candle and shedding light on the struggles of people of color in this country. i think then and only then will we be able to learn from each other and be able to have that level of empathy that is wired for us to get out of the ditch together. host: missouri, good morning. st. louis, missouri, joran. -- you are on. caller: this is what i'm calling about. theew up in st. louis in 50's in the 60's. i grew up in an all black community. andnt to all black schools, i think integration was the worst thing. we had a real good black community in south st. louis and north st. louis with strong teachers and everything. we had control at our kids back then. once we started integrating, everything seemed to change. i can see integrating maybe for jobs, but socially, no. it was a very strange experience. in our own black communities, we had control of our kids and everything. we didn't have a

speak in a software update so this would be sort of the equivalent of letting maybe to use an existing elegy of letting a a trusted repairman into your house who brings along a helper you know who repairman so you feel comfortable having him or her in the in the house and their help or at least repairmen thinks is proper but it turns out that helper was served as the working for someone else and goes into your house leaves the back door open so that he or she can come in in the future as they wish that's sort of what happened here this is a back door attack you also mention supply chain attacks where something is embedded in a piece of equipment that is purchased and put in to the network system and again that's yet another vulnerability so the story his here that there are many ways an attacker could enter a computer system what kind of high value information of the hacker is going off to i mean i would assume say they hacked the office of the vice president they don't there's nothing in it for them getting into the e-mail conversation between mike pence and his medical advisors saying yes

friends of mine were telling me that she would trump voters, read "hillbilly elegy." book was rising on the bestseller chart. i was surprised to discover it was about middletown, ohio, my hometown. portrait ofpoignant a young man like i was growing up in that steel town and trying to make a future for himself. p windup at yell law school. i wound up at university. for those who did not get more education, they were in the kind of bracket that was not being remembered. it felt taken for granted by democrats and republicans had not been responding with relevant action either. that sounds familiar to me as an african-american. we black voters are always thinking about being taken for granted by democrats and ignored by republicans. i got a hold of jd vance. we've had several conversations. i feel like there is something here going on that is not being addressed by our current parties. joe biden knows about it. i am waiting to see how he will address it as president after having worked with the same demographic groups for decades. host: next on the republican line, janice

is the equivalent of us saying that these are treacherous and icy conditions to follow the driving elegywithin the law. just because you can does not mean that you should and what the science which is that the more people feel they can go down to smaller numbers of hassles for shorter periods of time than the less impact this will have in terms of the impact on transmission. if everyone pushes it to the limit in every single household then that would be a significant problem but i think it is very unlikely that would happen. my medical colleagues across the uk i having conversations the whole time with people about these kind of things and most people are taking these kind of decisions on how many households to meet and for how long and how to minimise the risk to elderly relatives whilst not leaving them excluded. they are taking this extremely seriously and having difficult conversations in families. soldo difficult conversations in families. so i do not think that everyone will ta ke so i do not think that everyone will take it to the limit, i think as always as they have all the way

friends of mine were telling me that she would trump voters, read "hillbilly elegy."k was rising on the bestseller chart. i was surprised to discover it was about middletown, ohio, my hometown. portrait ofpoignant a young man like i was growing up in that steel town and trying to make a future for himself. p windup at yell law school. i wound up at university. for those who did not get more education, they were in the kind of bracket that was not being remembered. it felt taken for granted by democrats and republicans had not been responding with relevant action either. that sounds familiar to me as an african-american. we black voters are always thinking about being taken for granted by democrats and ignored by republicans. i got a hold of jd vance. we've had several conversations. i feel like there is something here going on that is not being addressed by our current parties. joe biden knows about it. i am waiting to see how he will address it as president after having worked with the same demographic groups for decades. host: next on the republican line, janice. ca

her father says he was told the talks elegy report did not reveal -- talks ologies report toxicologyeal -- report did not reveal any other causes of death. her autopsy is not yet complete. since then, according to later reporting, a spokesperson for the georgia bureau of investigation said an autopsy was not performed on robin because she tested positive for covid-19, which was listed as the probable cause of death. not listay, bop does robinvid-19 staff where worked. they have not acknowledged that she likely died of covid-19. does bop disagree with the determination that covid-19 was robin's possible cause of death? if so, what evidence does it rely on to make that decision? dir. carvajal: congresswoman, sad.happened to robin is i don't know that we have ever disagreed with anything. i do not know where you are getting your information. i am not a medical expert. we are simply saying what we are given. the last piece of information from the georgia bureau, i do not have that information. we have never disputed or debated. we call it like we see it. the paperwork did not determine a ca

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somewhere over the rainbow >> reporter: jewel posting this video after hsieh's passing writing, this is my elegyt find you smiling on the other side of the rainbow. and investigators tell us right now, they are trying to piece together exactly what happened in the hours leading up to his death, interviewing the other people who were in the home at the time that he died. they say they hope that will answer some of these questions surrounding his death. robin? >> hopefully it will but we're thinking of all his close friends and his family, what they're going through. all right, eva. thank you. george? >>> as we close in on christmas many are facing a shopping dilemma. can they safely go to a store if online gifts can't be shipped on time? will reeve joins us with some tips. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, george. americans are shopping online in record numbers this year, and that's putting an immense strain on the shipping system which can lead to delays, which leads people to think maybe they should go shop in store, but that carries an increased risk with covid. so what to do? thi

and while there is a hillbilly elegy, there is a "my vanishing country" to tell the story of a blackking-class. i don't have any shame, i don't make any apologies for raising that voice and lighting that candle and shedding light on the struggles of people of color in this country. i think then and only then will we be able to learn from each other and be able to have that level of empathy that is wired for us to get out of the ditch together. host: missouri, good morning. st. louis, missouri, joran. -- you are on. caller: this is what i'm calling about. theew up in st. louis in 50's in the 60's. i grew up in an all black community. andnt to all black schools, i think integration was the worst thing. we had a real good black community in south st. louis and north st. louis with strong teachers and everything. we had control at our kids back then. once we started integrating, everything seemed to change. i can see integrating maybe for jobs, but socially, no. it was a very strange experience. in our own black communities, we had control of our kids and everything. we didn't have anybo