together data so this isn't this brand new a new drug but this is a new they've been studying this kind ernie a method for quite a while so it just happens to have a use with the coming back see yeah fairly confident in the way on pfizer inc eyes rolled out the study. >>this interview aired live on our streaming service kronon you can stay connected to breaking news on covid-19 updates by downloading the kron 4 and kron on mobile apps both are available for free in your app store. >>next an aide as covid hospitalizations peak across

number two, ernie — "des 0'connor‘s a self—made man."me." # loneliness, alone you'll always. ..# an old lady came up to me at the stage door and said, "mr 0'connor, i have enjoyed your show." here's £5, "can you send me your lp?" i said, "you can get it at the shop for £3." she said, "i asked at the shop for the des 0'connor lp and the guy said, are you kidding?" # homeless # and we're homeless, moonlight sleeping # homeless, homeless, moonlight sleeping on a midnight lake # and we're homeless, we're homeless sleeping on a midnight lake # moonlight sleeping ona midnight lake...# # the devil went down to georgia # he was looking for a soul to steal # he was in a bind cos he was way behind # and he was willing to make a deal...# # everybody walk the dinosaur. ..# # we just haven't got a clue what to do # just try a little wigwam, bam!# come on, tommy, rock on. what do you mean, rock on? it's not a discotheque. it's top of the pops. it's not top of the tops, it's a seaside special. ijust saw david hamilton. it's no different, it's a seaside

so ernie started the outreach to him. so they did a lot to reap out to the carver price museum, which talks about civil rights, and deeply involved with the african-american community. he went to speak to the galilee baptist church, which was founded at appomattox, and started working with the local african-american community. there's a prominent pastor named al jones in the community who does a lot with african-americans, and so he worked with al and he started to talk to hem about what would be a good and meaningful commemoration. he wanted to do more than just commemorate the surrender. so they were able to settle on the story of renna reynolds, the only civilian casualty in the fighting at appomattox. she was an enslaved woman. they found -- they thought she died almost immediately. but she was treated and did not die for another three days, which is a serious distinction, so that meant at appomattox she was wounded as an enslaved person and died a free woman. so own though she may not have been -- who knows how consc

halfway total of 17 under par, one shot off the european tour record set by four—time major winner, ernielishmen, matt wallace and ross fisher. the line up for the quarter—finals of the uk snooker championship is complete. lu ning clinched the final place this evening, along with kyren wilson, who has a tough next opponent. he'll play the world number one. judd trump held off a fightback from ricky walden to win this afternoon by 6 frames to 3. you can follow it all over the next few days on the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport. have a lovely evening. bye now. hello there. it's been a cold day everywhere today, we've got another wintry mix of weather to come tonight and into tomorrow. certainly a wintry scene here in highland scotland, some parts of scotland temperatures didn't really get much above freezing. for england and wales it was cold, it was wet, and it was miserable. a lot of clouds streaming in from off the atlantic. these shower clouds though are coming down. we will see a stream of showers for west wales and the southwest of england. this area of cloud here will pr

gr ernie aner and cookie monster. it's not only that lea, now i know how to live in the united states. so this is how you do it! now i'm powerful. now i know i can do anything i want. i will make myself learn how to do it. now i know i can do and i got that from pbs. i bought my first set of paints and brushes and i practiced. my path is children's books.ve and i ound who i wanted to be... which is that person who has something to say. pbs and sesame street, they oped all the world to me. captioning sponsored by newshour productionsll, c >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, hopes for a vaccine-- we talk to a lead member of the team determining who gets the shot. then, defending the vote-- a kef georgicial warns about the dangers of violent language when the system works. and, on display-- a woman renaissance master painter, often overlooked, gets her day at london'national gallery. >> she had a very forceful character,nd actually when you look at her pictures you get that sort of pers

ernie, what good news? eric, des o'connor has a sore throat. number two, des news? sore throat. numbertwo, des o'connor news? eric, des o'connor has a sore throat. number two, des o'connor is a self—made man. i think it is very nice of him to take the blame. # loneliness, alone you'll always... a lady came up to me at the stage door and said i'd love your show, he spy door and said i'd love your show, he spy pen. door and said i'd love your show, he spy pen, can you send me your lp? i said you can get it at the shop, i asked at the shop for the des o'connor lp and the guy said, are you kidding? # homeless... # homeless... # and where homeless, moonlight sleeping... # homeless, homeless, moonlight sleeping on a midnight lake. and where homeless, where homeless, the moonlight sleeping on a midnight lake. # the devil went down to georgia, he was looking for a cell to cell, he was looking for a cell to cell, he was way behind, looking for a deal. # everybody work that dinosaur. # everybody work that dinosaur. #we # everybody work that dinosaur. # we just haven't got a c

ernie and grover and cookie monster. it's not only that i learned to speak in english,kn now how to live in the united states. so this is how you do it!m now werful. now i know i can do anything i want. i will make myself learn how to do it. and i got that from pbs. i bought my first set of paints and brushes and i practiced. my path is children's books. and i have found who i wanted to be... which is that person who has something to say. pbs and sesame street, they opened all the world to me. captioning sponsorho by news productions, llc >> nawaz: good evening, i'm amna nawaz. judy woouff is off on the newshour tonight, economic aid-- the senate debates creasing federal covid relief checks to $2,000. we talk to a leading rublican senator opposed to the idea. then, the numbers grow-- the u.s. loses anoth 3600 people a covid-19 as overall deaths pass 340,0 infections proach 20 million. plus, a slow rollout-- as the u.k. authorizes a new vaccine, the roll out here in the u.s. falls short of projections. and, small town sur

ernie and grover and cookie monster.nd it's not only that i learned to speak in english, now i know how to live in the united states. so tnow i'm powerful. it! now i know i can do anything i want. i wiho make myself learn to do it.t and i goat fm pbs. i bought my first set of paints and brushes and i practiced. my path is children's books. and i have found who wanted to be... which is that person who has something to say. pbs and sesame street, they opened all the world me. captioningponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, a grim reality-- covid cases and deaths continue to surge across the u.s., as hospital beds become in short supply. we look at efforts to curb the econic toll. then, too much power? facebook uer fire from states claiming the social media giant needs to be reined in. plus, bearing the brt-- how women are disproportionacoly bearing th of covid, at home and at work. >> i think if it wasn't for my sister helping mobout, i'll ly be out in th

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only ernie nevers from high school did in 1929 for the chicago cardinals.linched the south division. if you like tonight, you will love tomorrow. the 49ers are an action against the cardinals. they have a playoff game against the dolphins. we have that and more, but that is tomorrow. >>> a very merry christmas to you. more than 20 months after a fire nearly destroyed notre dame cathedral, a great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> welcome back. tonight, the notre dame cathedral is once again filled with christmas classics. >> acquire held a special performance inside. this is the first since the fire tore through the cathedral last year. ♪ [ music ] >>> they are all wearing hard hats and jumpsuits. the 850-year-old church is still under construction. it did slow down during the pandemic. construction crews

ernie and grover and cookie monster.nd it's not only that i learned to speak in english, now i know how to live in the united states. so this is how you do it! noi'm powerful. now i know i can do anything i want. i will make myself learn how to do it. and i got that from pbs. bought my first set of paints and brushes and i practiced. my path children's books. and i have found who i wanted to be... which is that person sho has something pbs and sesame street, they opened all the world to me. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. onm judy woodruff. he newshour tonight: a major complication. president trump threatens to reject congress' long-awaited covid relief bill, if hisnd demaare not met. then, the pardon power.t the presidsues multiple controversial pardons, includinr contraconvicted of killing civilians in iraq. plus, "unfinished business." as americans are living longer, we examine the enomic benefits of somolder workers choosing to remain in the workforce. >> as older workers

together data so this isn't this brand new or a new drug but this is a new they've been setting this kind ernie a method for quite a while so it just happens to have a use with the comeback city. fairly confident the way on pfizer inc eyes rolled out the study. >>this interview aired live on our streaming service kronon you can stay connected to breaking news on covid-19 updates all day long by downloading the kron 4 mobile app under 24 7 streaming news service kronon both of these apps are available for free in your app store. >>state senator scott wiener is trying once again to allow san francisco and some other cities in the state to open a safe injection site where peopope can use drugs in a saf and supervised setting right now it's illegal to open such a site in the state. the bill which wiener introduced yesterday would allow san francisco, los angeles and oakland to all open safe injection sites. 4 times as many san franciscans have died of overdoses compared to covid deaths in the city this year. the bill still needs to make it through the senate and the assembly, so it would not be sig

we have that and much more with ernie duncan in just a bit. >>> hours from now, president trump is heading to georgia to campaign for two republican senators. >> exactly one month from today senators kelly loeffler and david perdue are facing off against democratic opponents raphael warnock and john osoff. >> the president's trip is worrying some republicans. they fear he could do more harm than good. some conservatives say they don't even want to vote. cnn's sarah westwood is at the white house for us, and the president's rally will be -- i believe it's his first since he lost the election. what do we expect to hear from him today? >> reporter: martin, it's a big moment for president trump today. he's had very few public appearances since his defeat and this is his first political event, his first rally. it's a setting in which he tends to go off script and tends to stray from the message, which is one of many concerns for georgia republicans today. they want to hear president trump focus on senators perdue and loeffler, they want to hear him promoting them in the runoff, and they don't w

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well, i brought bert and ernie to the labor committee room. we made a big deal about pbs, .nd i was fighting to keep pbs i'm trying to think of what i did not say before. i probably talked about all the issues in the hudson valley, protecting the long island sound, cleaning it up, protecting and cleaning up the hudson river. i don't remember if i mentioned it before, the driving standard was a big a compliment. food allergy labeling. oh, this was very important. [indiscernible] oh my god. peter: who is that? rep. lowey: that is the dog. my son came to visit. what should i do to him? i have to close the door. maybe let the dog come up to see me. i don't have a dog anymore. but in any event, i am repeating myself. food allergy labeling, did i say that? peter: yes, ma'am. but one of the issues you have known for is being pro-choice. why is that important for you? rep. lowey: because, well, let me just say these other issues, because i am known for them as well, and then i will go back to choice. food allergy labeling. that saves lives. that is cr

>>we has >>one national news rudy giuliani president trump's personal attorney ernie has tested positive for the coronavirus he is reportedly being treated at georgetown university medical center in washington dc after being admitted on sunday. it's unclear whether giuliani received a positive test. the former new york city mayor is 76 years old so he's considered at high risk of course. he's traveled extensively recently to several battleground states. ago she shuns over a second stimulus package are still ongoing and they're a bit of a mixed bag, the good news though congress is close to a bill and a bipartisan group of lawmakers are behind it. the 900 billion dollar package would provide $300 in extra unemployment benefits and also put a freeze on evictions but another round of $1200 stimulus package checks will not be included senate minority leader chuck schumer is urging his colleagues in congress to get a deal done as the money 13 million americans are receiving unemployment benefits through the cares act is set to expire this month. >>bottom line is very simple. so many millions

qatar's for him an assertion $100.00 men are the last man on earth ernie says he also remains optimistic about the prospect of a deal we have achieved certain point certain point of time more than a year ago and then things has giordano and right now there are some more moments that we hope that this will put an end for of this crisis because we see and we believe actually that gulf unity is very important for the security of the region for the stability of that region and for for the sake of our people this needless crisis needs to end a few hours after the kuwaiti and qatari statements saudi arabia's point minister also said significant progress has been made and all sides are close to reaching an agreement we hope that. this progress can lead to a final agreement which looks in return i can say i am somewhat optimistic that we are close to finalizing. an agreement between all the nations in dispute to come to a resolution that we think will be satisfactory to all the gulf corporation council has welcomed the news in a statement it server development reflects the strength of the g.c.c.

so to talk, ernie has another lawsuit pending against the trump administration to block this potential ban. and while the federal judges have blocked that ban from happening, the u.s. government is appealing. so if the pending litigation from by against drugs on into next year, this whole issue could become moot if the president elect joe biden decides to just abandon the for celtic, and it doesn't look like we've heard too much about it. we know that joe biden said he's going to be a pretty harsh and hard on, on china and intellectual property theft and all of that. but we haven't heard too much about tick tock from him. michelle schneider and christiane. thank you so much for your expert analysis. on monday electric trucks start up nicolai announced a reworked smaller deal with general motors. well, the agreement is much smaller than initially announced back in september. general motors will not take equity stake and will no longer build the badger electric pickup truck. the one they had planned before. under the original deal, g.m. had agreed to take an 11 percent equity stake in eq

kobe that it may diminish the resources for investment in new coalitions around green jobs you know ernie monye is the former secretary of energy is interested in an energy jobs coalition around green energy opportunities and what i found interesting is you said oil could very much be the scarce needed item even though time in the near term because of the lack of this investment and my basically getting that right. yes well i think you know i think that pretty investment has really left the sector you know if you have to price collapses it's 2040 who haven't had returns to investors and so they have gone elsewhere so there is the question of access to capital plus some investors are reluctant in the sector anyway but we have to ask where with the jobs the member 70 percent of the world's solar panels are me i know another 10 percent by chinese companies elsewhere so it's certainly putting solar panels and jobs but for i think what we really need and what i emphasize and this is a study that we are any monies for this breakthrough energy coalition we need new technologies we don't really h

that ties the record set by ernie.r 1 playoff seed. >> one very memorable christmas day, this day in sports history. it was christmas day of 1971, the chiefs were hosting the dolphins in the final game at municipal stadium. it didn't want to go down quietly. the pass to untiling with a minute and a half to go. kansas city had a chance to win in regulation but missed the field goal. after a scoreless first over time period. my any had a field goal in the 2nd overtime. the dolphins won and that's still the longest game in pro football history. that's this day in sports, christmas day. >> guys, i'm old enough to let you know i remember watching that game. >> coming up next. >> if you can hear this message, evacuate now. the chilling warning playing out moments before an explosion in downtown nashville. . >> officials say possible human remains have been found near the site where the rv blew up. >> police say this does appear to be intentional. they don't know if the location of the explosion is significant or a coincidenc

ernie said no in fact america's contribution to the war in 1917 and 1918 was formidable because of theee to which the european powers were decimated by that great consecration, though it wasn't fully evident at the time europeans understood it was only a matter of times before the americans would be dominant on the world stage in a sense there was a delay in the 20s and 30s that american-statesman leaders were not quite sure what they wanted to do, i write a little bit about this in the book. did they want the responsibilities of leadership? maybe not. but i still feel comfortable in saying that 1917 is absolutely critical to the american century for two reasons, u.s. entry into the war and then of course the bolshevik revolution which became so crucial later on and crucial to jack kennedy's wife. >> basically the cold war that defined kennedy's public life began in 1917 and the two powers of the cold war there trajectory in collision with each other began in 1917. >> you can certainly make that argument. i think we would say and i sometimes say to my students i often asked question ab

halfway total of 17 under par, one shot off the european tour record set by four—time major winner, ernie ross fisher. the line up for the quarter—finals of the uk snooker championship is complete. lu ning clinched the final place this evening, along with kyren wilson, who has a tough next opponent. he'll play the world number one. judd trump held off a fightback from ricky walden to win this afternoon by 6 frames to 3. you can follow it all over the next few days on the bbc sport website. that is all the sport. have a lovely evening. bye for now. hello there. the weather is giving us a real taste of winter. some places have seen snow there is more in the forecast for friday for the real mix forecast for friday for the real mix for rain sleet and snow falling from the sky felt up it will be cold, it will be windy. and this big area of low pressure is really dominating the weather across western europe. bands of wet weather spiralling around. pretty cold air being sucked down from the north. that combination of cold air and wet weather, that is why we are still seeing sleet and snow. acros

. >> they are cheering on as much as a criminal cartels in mexico, the criminal cartels in mexico ernieorder numbers are up 20% last month, there back in business and will be making millions of dollars of day in the same cartel who have killed multiple agents and smuggled enough drugs in this country to kill every man, woman and child in this country twice over, their happier in celebrating and there gearing up, the data shows in the intelligence report shows that, no one can be happier than the common cartels in mexico. jackie: we will leave it there, great to see you as always. >> good to see you. jackie: i'm jac >> the victors in the battle of little bighorn welcome an outsider into their ranks. >> once they trusted him, they would share things with him. >> he paints their portraits and gets the inside scoop on custer's last stand. >> white cow bull was the sioux warrior that shot at the officer. >> his life's work becomes this woman's strange inheritance. she's convinced it's worth millions, but will anyone buy it? >> was he an artist or just someone who documented a side of history

this was at the signing ceremony with ernie monies who was the secretary of energy at the time and sallyewel who was secretary for interior and they look like they're enjoying themselves, and i hope their successors have enjoyed themselves. it's been a wonderful thing to be a part of, at least in my last 20 years. i hope that they will only be equally rewarding for all of those who get involved for the next 20. thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> you're watching american history tv every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. american history tv on c-span3, created by america's cable television companies and today we're brought by these television companies who bring it to viewers as a public service. >> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, american history tv and c-span's washington journal take you inside four washington, d.c. area museums beginning with a visit to george washington's mt. vernon in northern virginia. joining us is historian doug bradburn who talks about george washington's

various reworkings have followed, and as a ballet with erny roles for children, ihas introduced genationst form. >> it's such an integral part of the ballet world. every dancer has experienced "the nutcracker." onof today's biggest stars has continued to spread "nutcracker cheer thyears of performances and in the 2018 movie "thecracker and the four realms." she will reember what it g her when she started dancing. >> it gave me a w voice in a i did not have as a shy little girl. being able to tackle the role of clara at 13 years old with so little training g,w in leaps and bounds from that experience, and iahas shaped who i am a dancer. jeffrey: this holiday season, dance and performing arts communities face a continuing threat. dance usas 95% of its organizations canceled in person ndperformances through thef 2020, but companies including ballet haveke lto creative solutions. this year, there are plenty of nutcrackers, just in different ways. ivin performances at the san diego valley. projected on the side of a buildingn chicago. as a film shot around town by the santa cruz balt. most of

galileo in the strict version did not allow galileo to hold or defend or teach in any way compare ernie him. he had in his possession a letter from the chief of cardinal at the time, which was a somewhat softer version that basically said he could not hold the position but didn't say he couldn't teach it or talk about this. so he thought he was okay, but that did not fly very well and he was put on trial. want to emphasize now a few points here that galileo had in his discussion with the inquisition. very often, when people talk about the galileo affair, they presented as if this was a clash tween science and religion. it absolutely was not. in galileo never sought as such. galileo was himself a religious person. the clash was between the science he was presenting and literal interpretations of the bible. and galileo's point was that one shouldn't interpret the bible literally because the bible is not a science book pretty set for example the mobility or stability of the earth or son is neither a matter of faith or concrete to ethics. there is no prediction. he pointed out that look, it

together data so this isn't this brand new a new drug but this is a new they've been studying this kind ernie a method for quite a while so it just happens to have a use with the coming back see yeah fairly confident in the way on pfizer inc eyes rolled out the study. >>this interview aired live on our streaming service kronon you can stay connected to breaking news on covid-19 updates by downloading the kron 4 and kron on mobile apps both are available for free in your app store. >>next an aide as covid hospitalizations peak across the nation doctor anthony fauci telling america's the full thanksgiving search has not been felt yet. plus how will the trump administration's decision not to purchase all of the vaccine doses offered by pfizer effect vaccine distribution. >>and hundreds of people infected at horse track and >>a big story tonight. county has now joined for others in the bay area to preemptively move into the regional stay home order san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara counties are the others that is expected to last until january 4th meantime in the east bay. the co

across the street, he did not enter a plea in the 1988 kidnapping of michaela garrett, defense attorney ernieys his client had nothing to do with it. >> he wouldn't hurt or kill a child as they are accusing him of. they told him they saw him before the kidnapping, this is a photo of him from 1988 and a police sketch of the kidnapper. they also say investigators matched a partial print, they say those types of prints had to be compared manually. >> sounds to me just to be ridiculous. they call it after 32 years, junk science. >> we will definitely be attacking any concept or idea that a person's hand, with their human eye, be able to distinguish fridges or whatever type of patterns we have on our hands. he noted that michaela's whereabouts are still unknown. >> they don't have a body, we don't know if this kit is dead or not or if she's alive. >> is also representing two women in fremont back in 1986, he was already a convicted murderer from killing a woman in 19-he's been behind bars for decades. >> it is an easy way to close the case to dump everything on this case. it is an easy way to pat

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he's also an attorney ernie and is filed a lawsuit on behalf of his restaurant sparkle nail bar and the sergeant a law calling for the state and sacramento county to allow them to reopen being the restaurant now in the stands and hitting the street. capacity. it was just a political stunt. it causes some based any evidence he believes governor gavin newsome not provided adequate scientific data to show that these industries need to close for safety reasons we reached out to the governor's office and sacramento county asking for evidence that shows outdoor dining in salons contribute transmission of covid-19. >>the governor's office did not provide any numbers that pointed us to this response from a recent news conference with health and human services secretary doctor mark galli to stand on border really does guide us to reduce our make seem to reduce or movement as much as we and they had this is the time that if you want to enjoy a meal from a restaurant or in to provide your food and sustenance that we still have the option move. >>take out. >>when i was jessica mensch reporting for

says the deputies were responding to an assault investigation when they saw the man, identified as ernie fighting with a security guard. the statement says serrano resisted when the deputies tried to detain him, so quote, a use of force occurred. a warning, the video you're about to see is disturbing. it shows deputies hitting him with a baton before he is tackled to the ground. serrano apparently stopped breathing while in custody, and he was transported to the hospital where he was pronounce dead. ♪ ♪ light it up like dynamite ♪ (this is ah) ♪ light it up like dynamite ♪ so watch me light the fire and set the night alight (alright) ♪ ♪ shining through the city... and here's all the cardboard it takes to ship them.fts you bought this year. but you can save up to 50% on time, supplies and space, with scotch flex & seal shipping roll. just cut- fold- press- and send. ship outside the box this holiday season with scotch flex & seal shipping roll. one of the worst things about a cois how it can make you feel. but, when used at the first sign, abreva can get you back to being you in just 2 a

killed 42 year-old kate o'neill the case marks the first time the san francisco district attorney ernie has filed such charges against an on duty officer during his arraignment in court today, some lawyer pleaded not guilty to all charges. he's scheduled to return to court. on february 26th to the east bay now pittsburgh police officers involved in a 2018 shooting that killed a suspect will not be facing criminal charges. >>the contra costa county da's office ruling today that the shooting was legally justified. and this a body can not footage from october of 2018 police say that salvador moralez held his ex wife and baby son hostage at gunpoint and then shot his brother-in-law in the neck when he tried to intervene morales then forced his wife and son into a car. and drove away leading police on a chase to conquered and then back to his home in pittsburgh. and then refused to surrender for more than 2 hours and officer eventually fired a beanbag round at morales and that's when police say the morale is fired. his handgun 5 officers immediately opened fire in return, killing the suspect

>>a number agencies, including alameda county's district attorney ernie and the opd internal affairsting all the officers involved from this incident are recovering. >>the man known as the rapist he will spend the rest of his life in prison. he was sentenced today to almost 900 years behind bars. doug johnson has more on how his victims feel about today's decision. >>ray charles waller the man convicted of being the norcal rapist will be spending the rest of his life in prison. there's always an appeal. >>but we have every faith in every hope and trust in the system that he will die in prison friday judge sons waller to the maximum term of 459 years to run consecutive to another term a 438 years. >>to life for his crimes, mister waller deserves every single second that the judge gave him today i hope he lives a very very very long life for his victims say they prefer to be called survivors. this is a moment they had waited decades for i'm done. he's gone. >>i never have to think about him for one more second my life and that is the greatest relief i could ever ever feel. >>1991 nicke

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