want also to talk to people and follows her along the way maurice and critics alike join us from ethel's la stuffs.

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in the uk today, thousands more getting the vaccine, including 100 greer 100-year-old ethel sinclair right there. two health care workers had significant allergic reactions. those health care workers are okay tonight. and here in the u.s. today, practice runs. these images from denver tonight. this pfizer vaccine, as we've reported here, has to be kept at 94 degrees below zero. but first up tonight, this all-important meeting tomorrow over enermergency approval here the u.s. and here's our chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas leading us off from the fda tonight. >> reporter: tonight, americans hoping to soon see images like this here in the united states. a robust rollout across the uk. the elderly and health care workers the first in line. >> i feel privileged, very privileged to be one of the first ones to get it. >> reporter: but tonight, british health regulators warning people with a history of significant allergic reactions shouldn't get the vaccine. out of thousands who received it, two health care workers who got the shot had allergic reactions. they were treated.

ethel, what an extraordinary thing to have been involved in.the men could walk. and when we got them into the wards, seven huts and there were 40 beds in each hut. the men, most of them, the uniforms were still damp from the sea, because they had to get away from the sea into the little boats to get away, and then they were put on trains and brought back to this country. wow, 100 years of stories, we could listen to you all day! when you hear your mum talking and those stories, derek, you must be proud of her every day. particularly now when she is 100, and she has a cake for you as well! yes! very much so. the christmas puddings really gained quite a bit more significance because of the events of this year. i think when they were initially made, the intention was to celebrate 99 years of the royal british legion. but then with covid—19, and the initiative of supporting people it really came online then. and it has been tremendous for that, the british legion. the together at christmas initiative, which is part of the puddings, is reallyjust a

. >> jackie was surrounded by kennedys who were having loads of children, including bobby and ethel,o have 11. the president wanted a large family, and jackie felt inadequate in that she had these terribly difficult pregnancies. >> seven years earlier, jackie went into premature labor. but jack was totally absent. >> in 1956, she gave birth to a stillborn daughter whom she named arabella. jack was away being a playboy in the south of france. and it really took somebody saying to him, you have to get on a plane and go home and be with your wife at this moment. but in 19 sxae, his mindset was very different when she went into labor. >> mrs. kennedy has given birth to a 4 pound 10 1/2 ounce baby boy who was 5 1/2 weeks premature. >> born by emergency c-section, baby patrick has severe breathing difficulties. he is immediately taken from his mother and flown to boston for life-saving treatment. >> all jack could do was watch through this little porthole in the room and see this child inside an incubator. and when it was finally clear that he was going to die, they brought him out and put

as you remember, ethel madison said all american literature was written five years between 1880 and 18 if i -- will be dick long fellow, emerson walden all those books. those five years, those guys did not drink. they were not drinkers. so, if you had to drink to write, what about all those guys who wrote american literature? and, so i kept looking and looking. i realized that, the whole myth in this country of drinking and writing, it's just these two generations of riders. i believe that it was cause or partly caused by prohibition. which of course made drinking far more attractive. to writers, who you know, need to find their own way and break the law or whatever you want to call it. now, riders now don't drink. our contemporary writers do not drink. really they don't. so it's a very isolated moment, i actually don't think they were ahead of their time or behind their time. i think it has nothing to do with writing. in other words, i think those guys were drunk because of prohibition. drinking looked really good, they did it. and i think that when the effects of prohibition war off,

when congresswomen shirley chisholm came to visit him in the hospital when she came, and ethel kennedylso came, i saw something in his eyes that were different. and through the years after that, i could just see a change in him. it was slow and it was beautiful to watch. his personality was changing. and he was becoming the man i knew, and the father i knew in 1958. and the last two years of his life, he would have mark and i come over late at night, he wanted to talk. and he would talk about how wrong he was about race and segregation. he did most of the talking, and he would talk around those points. and mark was a judge, and he had been a judge, so they had a lot in common. and it was just -- we were so close, and we loved each other so much. that was his way of having us over time and time again, of his way, and the only way he was capable of asking for my forgiveness. of the way that he had made my life difficult. and i forgave him, because i knew that was the only way he knew how. and i loved him for that. because my father loved me the very best that he could. he learned how to

why am i standing next to ethel kennedy at the deathbed of her son? it's because god put me there.ing he does in our lives and i think people are terrified these days and they are scared, everything seems random, there such a sense of fear. but the greatest -- the most commanded thing in all of scripture is fear not, it's much of the most. it's not a suggestion, it's a command. because if we are not trusting god, what sees us through his our faith. when we are afraid and we are hiding and we are paralyzed with fear, we are obviously not trusting him. and we are human. you talk about the book, i mean this trusting doesn't mean that nothing is ever going to go wrong and you will have a fairy tale life. you are very open about difficult things that you went through and some of them very publicly, but even through that, as we think about what a tough time people had this year, it was good on the other side. there were purpose and things of themselves and the other side. >> always. jesus side to come in this world you will have trouble but fear not, i have overcome the world. the truth

. ♪ rock abye baby >> reporter: in 1950, the pioneering singer and actress ethel waters starred in her before in upper manhattan. her mother, a waitress, had danced at the cotton club. her father, an elevator operator and maintenance man, sang with a famous african-american choir. >> they were happy to keep me busy because we lived in a tough neighborhood, and they were trying to keep me safe and motivated. so i took every kind of lesson you can imagine. >> reporter: her mother took her on auditions. >> people used to say, your mother is always with you. and my mother would say, that's right. >> reporter: singing and dancing lessons were one thing, but after winning a spot at harlem's legendary apollo theater at age 9, she began learning from the masters. performing on the same bill at ella fitzgerald and lie louis armstrong. were you like a sponge? >> i watched every single show. it was the best school because you were seeing everything on and off the stage. >> name that tune! >> reporter: at 16, she sang on the quiz show, "name that tune." and mitch miller was watching her and hired

things happened in my life, so i feel more freed up to share certain things there's a story about ethel, gave me permission she said if it will help people, write about it and things that i share about frank, everybody would say if it helps somebody, if it gives you strength and the kids, they don't want me to talk about them, but i can certainly talk about everybody else. >> this book is beautiful. it's got so much wisdom in it. we're going to talk a lot more about this book in the fourth hour get the book it's called "it's never too late". check it out on today.com. >> we love you thank you so much. >>> coming up next, we've got to do it. we've got five days. day two is her time for more "steals and deals. >> this morning jill is sharing her favorite finds for the ladies on your list. don't forget, you can scan the qr code on your screen for instant access to today's deals. get your camera out and it all works. good morning. >> good morning, everybody and kathie lee said find something you love and then figure out a way to get paid for it so today i am in all my glory, because we're b

"he was escorting a pregnant ethel kennedy through a crowd host: a picture here of him, he was a pallbearer robert f kennedy in 1968. also, economists from george mason interview -- george mason university, walter williams, who has been on q&a a number of .imes it's a tribute piece from "the wall street journal. just a quick comment from that, "america has lost one of its greatest economists and public intellectuals. he died at the age of 84 -- host: you can read more of that on "the wall street journal" website. richard, fremont, nebraska. top public policy issue? go ahead. how are you, today? i'm good, hope you are also. host: doing just great. thanks. ourer: my comment is that president, mr. donald trump, probably cornered himself very badly when he decided months ago to raise the issue that the upcoming election would be fraudulent, totally illegal. on that, chris krebs sets up a more perfect election process than ever. basically, 98% of all ballots are double checked by paper ballot. now we are after the facts. mr. trump has provoked the legal system with over 40 lawsuits, 30 of them h