evelyn's 12-year-old granddaughter mikaela was having a birthday. she was asking for donations instead of gifts but hadn't quite settled on who should get the money, until she heard about sean. >> i wanted to give to somebody who really needed something. >> reporter: so when the guests pulled up for mikaela's socially distant drive-by celebration -- >> thank you! >> reporter: -- there were balloons and party favors, but also a picture of sean and a basket for donations. >> 250, 275. >> reporter: they ended up collecting hundreds of dollars. >> well, here you go. >> reporter: that mikaela gave to sean the very next day. >> i'm humbled. i mean i'm just blessed. it's hard to express words for it, i'll tell you. i really -- i'm at a loss. i'm warmed. i'm warmed by it 100%. >> i think that it's really important for people to think that just because you got, like, pushed down doesn't mean that you can like never come back up again. >> reporter: two good deeds by two very different people. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: teaching us all one valuable lesson a

quien piensa que este aÑo no fue del todo mal. >> evelyn nos cuenta una historia que no tiene un finals. >> tarjetas de crÉdito, tarjetas de dÉbito de seguro de salud, en fin se sintiÓ pÉrdida, pero sorpresa al siguiente dÍa recibiÓ la llamada de quien por los Últimos 5 aÑos ha vivido en las calles, le avisaba que habÍa encontrado su cartera en un basurero que estÁ ubicado en la par e de atrÁs de la cafeterÍa y que querÍa entregÁrsela a su dueÑa. >> el hombre asegura que algunos de sus conocidos le dijeron que utilizara las tarjetas de crÉdito de evelyn, pero el dijo que no, y aÚn cuando el efectivo ya no estaba en la billetera todos los documentos estaban intactos. >> dice sean que al encontrar la billetera pensÓ en entregÁrsela a su dueÑa con esos valores fue criado y que Él es hombre que tiene un buen coro con. >> noticia que la hizo gritar de alegrÍa y hoy no lo creia que alguien hubiera encontrado su billetera y que estarÍa dispuesto a regresarsela. >> habla de una buena acciÓn en hebreo, ella estaba feliz, pero esta historia no termina aquÍ, a una buena acciÓn una recompensa y es

evelyn's 12-year-old daughter mckala was having a birthday.as asking for donations instead of gifts but hadn't quite settled on who should get the money until she heard about sean. >> i wanted to give to somebody who really needed something. >> reporter: so when the guests pulled up for mckala's socially distant drive by celebration there were balloons and party favors but also a picture of sean and a basket for donations. they ended up collecting hundreds of dollars. >> well, here you go. >> reporter: that mckala gave to sean the very next day. >> i'm humbled. i mean, i'm just blessed. it's hard to express words for it. i'll tell you, i'm at a loss. i'm warmed. i'm warmed by it 100%. >> i think it's really important for people to think that just because you got like pushed down doesn't mean that you can never come back up again. >> reporter: two good deeds by two very different people teaching us all one valuable lesson in the power of kindness. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> i have chills. that is beautiful story and so much we can lea

reportero: su esposa evelyn dice que lleva 40 aÑos haciendo tamales juntos.amales sin manteca no salen como deben. reportero: el congresista y su esposa evelyn dicen que la celebraciÓn de la vÍspera de aÑo nuevo serÁ más sencilla. con el propÓsito de asegurar la salud del resto de su familia. >> brindamos en una copita y ya. gracias a dios de que estamos aquÍ. >> hice desaparecer cinco bolsitas para atraercon mi equipo, con los colegas y las colegas que se han portado bien con los inmigrantes. carolina; se ven deliciosos. para algunos el aÑo 2020 fue todo un Éxito. se imaginan cuÁnto telÉfonos iphone vendiÓ la compaÑÍa apple? la cifra los va a de carolina: este 2020 ha sido complicado para muchos. para otros, un Éxito. el producto tecnologÍa mÁs vendido este aÑo fue el iphone. apple vendiÓ 195,000,000 en este aÑo. lo que supone un gran salto desde los 185,000,000 vendidas el aÑo pasado. los expertos dicen que algo asÍ en medio de una pandemia no es normal, pero ocurre cuando la gente quiere que su equipo tecnolÓgico sea el mejor, porque muchos estÁn trabajand

>> reporter: it feels, evelyn topper says, like everything 2020 was not. >> just a beautiful story and wonderful story for this time of year. >> reporter: it begins, evelyn says, at this san rafael coffee shop. that's her on december ninth paying for a decaf tri-latte but not zipping her purse closed. the wallet was missing. >> i couldn't find it. what is in this wallet is everything, everything i own. and i was distraught. >> right over here. >> reporter: but just a day later evelyn got a call from sean curry. >> they get rid of a lot of stuff. >> reporter: sean who's been homeless for the past five years found evelyn's wallet in a dumpster behind the coffee shop and wanted to return it to her. the cash was gone, but the credit cards were still in it. a friend had suggested sean use them. he said no. >> i have a heart. it's the way i was brought up. i'm an honest person by heart. >> and i started screaming. i said, i can't believe it! i can't believe it! this is so wonderful. it's a mitzvah. do you know what a mitzvah is? it's a good deed. >> reporter: what makes the story even better

this is evelyn from chicago. a democrat. good morning. >> good morning. i'm a early childhood teacher. i think what i'm hearing is people will never talk to sheer and to care, mother things that you learned. and the program for young children. and there is a way to hear and share, and collaborate, it's very easy if you know how. if you're trained to help children learn and get along. i will submit to you, that the children who are in rich early childhood programs from age three to five, if you do the statistics and if you look at statistics they do better in life. they know how to get along. they know how to share. >> can i ask you evelyn, are there any lessons that you think we can translate up to congress to learn to shear and get along? >> we need to make sure that they get the early childhood programs funded. all children need to start at least, by eight four, i would really say in my experience, age three, they should be in school two years in a good program before they hit kindergarten. i tuck kindergarten. i thought early childhood. i could even te

shot to play and was still happy 35 year old keep that michelle knight now was making just his 2nd evelyn this new repair instead. but his smile was single. in the 2nd hall of the hosts conceded from yet another cohen up at least it wasn't an i mean goal this time. than davies that carbon did his best to get a penalty kick could this be the challenge for the flow show the experts at losing don't come busting penalties. they're also good at conceding that last cliche coming in february but who's in maybe 3 patrick should give it a cause the space without david hughes and move up to 2nd in the table as they remain unbeaten in the description shell could any tree mall bottom of the table they remain the only side in the league to wind down is still waiting how long will he survive with these results playing. 2 clubs with just one victory so far faced off as monster headed to be filled who are really feeling it 21 minutes in a hail mary from the hosts led to richard setting up manuel prieto for his 1st ever but in this league a goal. lead to provider turned scorer just 10 minutes later loney.

working on the amendments, and larry, with the office of economic and workforce development, and evelyn, the director, and erica scott, the director of projects and programs for the cultural district, as well as all of the folks who worked hard to bring this into realization. april, ms. eloise, oscar, our local historian, and everyone who played a major role in bringing the african-american arts and cultural district into fruition. thank you so much, chair ronan. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. and if none of my colleagues have any questions, we can open this item up for public comment. >> yes. members of the public who wish to provide public comment ton this item should call 415-655-0001. 0001. if you haven't already done so, please dial star 3 to line it up. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. core, do we have any members of the public for public comment? >> yes. i have three callers in the cue. >> caller: good afternoon, rules committee. my name is evin glen. i'm the operations director of the african-american arts and c

pitch but for fans to wait until match day 10 to see these 2 teams go head to head was well worth it evelyn. the true battle of the going to sleep has heavyweights in munich and for byron keeper might well neuer it was a rough ride from the start a decision he'll hope to forget led to leipzig 1st goal. he left the line to head off christopher and cuckoo but he sure didn't get there on time. oh his side rebounded with 17 year old jamal mashallah i in the 38th minute right-wing the ball into the bottom right corner after that biron took the lead but this time it was the light secretly bringing it back to level just in closer alone in front of neuer and to what the half. second half neuer again left without any help as and real forsberg powers in the header. once more byron's defenses bailed out by the attack kingsley coleman crosses to moeller in front he goes high to head in the equaliser 33 and that's how it is a smaller 2nd goal of the night commons 3rd assist saves a point for the league leader muller in leipzig coach elian not those men know byron is fortunate to stay on top. letters of

evelyn, a 27 year veteran of this department and of ems, someone that worked in their dispatch officer, someone with a lot of experience on the job, people here that spoke about her, talked about her compassion, she is someone that leaves blind four children that died as a result of this covid-19 virus died this morning. so you know even as this is a day of hope nor fire department, even as this department who has been going through record call volume, sigh rents, not only was the city decimated, but her own ems workers were decimated by the virus. 37% of this entire fire department has or is believed to have had covid at some point. even as they all talk about it, it is the day we start to take care of and protect our first responders. there is still sadness of this virus in their loss of the 27 year veteran of this department. hopeful feeling going toward -- forward. they say we have not hugged our kids, our grand kids, we have not seen our mothers in a year, this is an opportunity to try to get back to normalcy, trying to help out people in this city, lindsey. >> getting the vaccine

era la cartera de evelyn que la perdió en una cafeteríala cual guardaba documentos, el entregó su billetera> cientos de dólares fueron entregados en señal de agradecimiento por su honradez, él hombre no salía de este asombro y dijo sentirse orando y bendecido por la acción de la jovencita, quien considera que las todas las personas tienen y merecen una oportunidad. esta historia de navidad trata de la bondad, y nos deja una lección... es mejor dar que recibir >>> vamos a la pausa, en diferentes lugares hablamos de estos misteriosas estructuras, y hoy se pudo ver una de ellas pero un poco más dulce. ya explicamos >>> un gran regalo recibió la madre de (nombre extranjero), pues sus bebés habían estado en el hospital por varias. vamos a mostrar de qué manera pudieron celebrar >>> -(comerciales)- >>> un servicio gratuito que conecta a los californianos con planes de salud de renombre además de ofrecer ayuda económica para los que la necesiten. consulta con un experto local en español, por internet o teléfono. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete ahora. ♪.- >>>el último

. >> reporter: but a day later evelyn got a call from sean curry.n, who's been homeless for the past five years, found her wallet in a dumpster behind the coffee shop and wanted to return it. the cash was gone but the credit cards were still in it. a friend had suggested sean use them. he said no. >> i -- it's the way i was brought up. i'm an honest person at heart >> i started screaming. i said, i can't believe it! i can't believe it! this is so wonderful! it's a mitzvah. do you know what a mitzvah is? he says not really. i said, well, it's like a good deed. >> what makes the story even better is that the good deeds weren't done. evelyn's 12-year-old granddaughter mckayla was having a birthday and asking for donations instead of gifts but hadn't quite settled on who should get the money. until she heard about sean. >> i wanted to give to somebody who really needed something. >> reporter: so when the guests pulled up for the socially distant drive by celebration -- >> thank you! >> there were balloons and party favors but also a picture of sean and

evelyn lachappelle spent five years behind bars separated from her 4-year-old daughter. >> i was certainly a victim of an unjust system a system that has systematically attacked black and brown people specifically for cannabis. >> reporter: still senate majority leader mcconnell says the house bill won't get a vote in the senate. >> the house of representatives is spending this week on pressing issues like marijuana. marijuana. >> reporter: despite growing acceptance still plenty of official opposition. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> as schools try to stay open during the pandemic, testing is playing an increasingly important role including a test that's easy to take right in school. nbc's willem marx has more on this >> reporter: the push to keep kids in classrooms could be getting a big boost with covid saliva tests now available in a growing number of schools. each week as part of a government trial thousands of kids in britain fill small plastic tubes in seconds. with reliable lab results returned hours later. american students are trying it, too principal molly king introduce

state restrictions allow for retail stores to remain open with limited capacity, otherwise beverly evelyntoday at the request of her granddaughters people have taken it seriously. think it's a joke. >>there are things you have to do. and but at the same time you know maybe we should be a little bit more mindful of what's going on right now and kind of you know shut it down. >>hard shutdown like the one back in march is what a coalition, a powerful unions is calling for during the entire month of january. the push includes union nurses, teachers and hotel workers need to stop what we're doing because we are only making things worse kurt petersen represents thousands of hospitality workers in a union mourning the loss of a member almost every week due to covid we need. >>is to get the pandemic under control yet at the same time the norm really for people because one without the other to get where we need the federal government and the state of california to provide money direct money workers friendly to small businesses so can survive a new federal aid package appears to be in the pipeline,

you know mr long before the lord evelyn. you were supposed to say you look at the needle in out of copper that's really i mean us have enough i'd better put into this you know it's not like i am the only one child and you purcell there was a lot of knowledge being 1000 louis when you transform oprah cannot uncover because you come you on the simplest possible says you know bought a theory. it's all good at the book and noise but i'm not going to conclude that the young missile system wasn't going but i'm going to need as they have you got a muzzle that is really still happen before not what i see on the. paper but you know he asked you for that but yeah you give us you for nothing when we got to. oh it has been there. ever. been to have it was the weight of your mind that given that my back is going to whatever muscle you the work you do yes pretty soon this queer love for you when i'm so sad is that the one for love to be mr years and where group but it could just as win them is going to pieces putting them in pinellas squa

long before the lord evelyn you were supposed to say you look at the needle in out of copper. clear mutinous. have you'll never find a better to do this. you know, was not ok, and only one child on your purcell who was not a developing 1000 louis. when you transform up or cannot uncover, the critically ill come you on you know, part of the process all get at the book and noise. one of the few merely concluded becomes the system most important, but i'm going to need, as they have you got a muzzle. that is, we still have the full of what i see on the paper, but no, he asked you before that, but yeah, you give us your point. i think the point where you got a oh, it has been there was a little bit. how do we know why not given that is my back going to whatever must i do the work you do? yes, pretty soon. this queer love for you when i'm so sad. is that the one for love to be mr years and where group? but it could just as been there was going to pieces, putting them in the needle a square not. so if we just didn't look to see what the but i could just mean yes. cilla cmdr. listen,

want to start long before the lord evelyn. you were supposed to say you look at the needle you know proper. really i mean i'm a savvy enough i'd better put into this you know it's not like i am the only child in your purcell who was you not a developing 1000 louis when you transform oprah cannot uncover the commune. you know part of the process all get at the book and noise but i know one of the few nearly completed becomes the system most important but i'm going to need us there you've got a muzzle that is really strapped on the part of what i see on the. paper but look yes you know before that but yeah you give us your point i think the point where you got a. oh it has been there. ever been a little bit how do we know why not given that is my back going to whatever must i do the work you do yes pretty soon this queer love for you when i'm so sick from our love to mr years and where group but a good place to get those rhythms but if he says putting them in pinellas querulously from the post didn't look to see what the but i g

quantised much less ascendant evelyn's some schools of voluntarily removing images of black paint some television news organization television entertainment shows have already stopped using them but there's no legislative constitutional law making going on to try and stop this from happening is that part of your strategy is all to get laws changed. yes absolutely since the beginning has been one of our goals and missions to. lobby powers politicians more locally and actually to defend obliges lation to. you know get rid of all kinds of racial stereotypes especially some of the big black beat of course however unfortunately politicians have been you're not taking responsibility the prime minister for example has repeatedly said that it's not his responsibility to should be the responsibility of society and yeah that's a very disappointing decision but the positive thing indeed is that we do see a lot of change happening in schools in cultural institutions and companies so. we do see some progression but on a political level unfortunately. those who have the authority have not taken thei

2nd day of a strict 5 week lockdown schools are closed and only essential business operates and evelyn's has recorded almost 650000 cases of more than 10000 virus related deaths. reports from brussels about the latest developments across europe. many people see this as a necessary step others are treating this rather reluctantly particularly all the businesses that were hoping to recoup some of the lost profits ahead of christmas we believe that there is some wiggle room though on christmas eve and christmas day and the day after allowing a certain limited number of family members to meet but nevertheless this is pretty much the tightest restrictions that the german government could implement or across the country's 16 different federal states primarily primarily because the numbers have been going in the wrong direction for some time for at least 11 days in a row the death toll has been above 400 deaths a day and now with this sudden surge 952 deaths in a 24 hour period the number is somewhat skewed by the late arrival of some data from saxony never the less though there has concerned a

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these eight women's, sister evelyn, 94 years old, she taught her entire life, taught children, taughtin school, loved to sing with them, and she herself always had a smile on her face, was willing to bring joy, sister alexa, she is was 96 years old, a musician her entire time. she actually taught music lessons well into her 80s. >> sister rose, a teacher for junior high, and we have a school here, notre dame school of milwaukee that focused on girls and boys at risk. cynthia boreman, she was a person who could fix and mend anything. she was a teacher, religious ed director, and served in alaska for five yearses as well as other community service. she loved to do her arts and crafts. mike at marie, a missionary at heart, educator for 5 had years, finally sister lilian, who was 92, a poet, she taught for 22 years in the classroom, and administered to adults and after her retirement became a strong advocate for peace and justice. they're all leaders, all powerhouses of prayers and extreme wisdom figures. >> thank you for telling us about them. that is a huge loss when we hear you describ

evelyn colbert. >> stephen: wow. i'm not afraid to say i'm turned on.roduce each other. hi, i'm stephen. we have the same last name. let's find out where this goes. here's how this works. you familiar with "first drafts"? >> i've seen the show >> stephen: you a fan? yeah >> stephen: you should, paid for those rings. ( laughter ) signaling ships. okay. here we go. here's how you do. you've got a stack of things there, the cards right there. you got those. >> i got them. >> stephen: you want a glass of wine? >> let's loosen you up a little bit. there you go. so you're going to show me a holiday card, areally nice one, and then after that you're going to show me the same card but the first draft that really wasn't so great. okay. makes sense. >> am i looking at you? >> stephen: looking at me. eyes over here, baby. i'm looking at them. >> i see how that works. >> stephen: give me the damn card. sorry this is going so long, everybody, but i think i'm getting someplace with this one. here's the first one, do we do it over here? there's a lovely sort of tradit

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fact we all believed that the fruit at greenock of up the order that the 2nd one evelyn there's. the informant to help the belgian authorities followed up the salaam after his return to model beach but it's alleged his information was ignored . i am taking to you this big diff to willie had in them familiarly have been hailed vale here later on that at the fed the equal of the felix pretty thick it would probably give them extra well. different mediums alex was a good actor more the plate was as ns a can is in roles like the for other salaams role in the shootout with police while attempting to evade capture led to a 20 year prison sentence and racial tensions are cited as one reason why some young people in the district are drawn to political violence in a rare interview a belgian born radical who traveled to fight abroad explains his motivation. he. was a comic. so what. was. the pommel horse and. a point to walk. more. and more. with a motor boat. or a walker but what's. up with. her probably all bob. who wasn't a cop going to all want to. talk a horse and i will. not concede.

. >> i think we need to remind the images by evelyn and her chapter. the family images of free blacks at the same time a black photographers who photograph black families. it's important to acknowledge her acacia is central. >> that is true. there are a number of essays that touch on important subjects we did not get to. but everyone, trayce her history through images right back to slavery, including a photograph of the great aunt. but is paired with a tragic story. and that is paired with an acacia by matthew that talks about enslaved peoples own uses of photography. that is very new research. it is something john worked with matthew at one point. it's a kind of research none of us knew much about. these are very important. [inaudible] the thing is what those two articles do is they also talk about the empowerment of student david argues that more people see near douglas speak during the golden age of moratorium, that any other white or black then mark twain. and douglas was truly one of the literally, two or three most significant figures in the unit

then he weapon over to president kennedy's secretary, evelyn lincoln, he shook her hand and health her tightly and said he was sorry this that happened. then he fended off almost any effort on the part of anyone to come up and congratulate him, which was another sign of i think his greatness. he did not want this to turn into a celebration. and the somber mood that existed from the beginning was there at the end. my friend chuck roberts, one of the other poolers went over to president johnson, he shook his happened, looked up at the president -- the president was 6'3" or 6'4", he looked up at the president and he told me later, he said i looked up at him and now he's different. he said, i didn't know what to say. so i said, god speed, mr. president. and i thought, i wish i could have said something like that. it was so appropriate for him to have said that. and then president johnson's first order was, let's get airborne. they knew they had to move that airplane out of dallas and get back to washington. one interesting sidelight, the air force one pilot, i understand that the air force

rose, it seems seems and pei want to take another question from the audience, evelyn, i if you couldoid what aspect of culture outside of the family that can build up society in the they wow talk -- the way you talk about what would it be? one aspect of culture outside of the family. >> well, that's a question designed to be hard to answer because obviously one of the reasons why the family is so important is it provides -- i talk about this extensively in the book about how the structure of the family provides powerful incentives to inculcate duty-based moral restraint and that there's severally no good substitute for it. i think, however, that historically religion has picked up much of that slack, and to some extent k through 12 education did. the probable letch we k through 12 education isn't that it doesn't teach morale but it teaches a type of moral thinking that has more to do with providing moral justification for utopian views of the left than it does with approving consistent trustworthy behavior by individual people. >> dr. rose, some ways -- you probably wouldn't put it in t

another weapon to write about in the book and dedicate is evelyn lieberman who is a deputy chief chief of staff for president clinton, the clinton white house. the one sentence she said to me is people take their cue from you. if you act like you belong in the romcom people will treat you like such. i find it harder for women, , is hard for people of color but bi really find that to be true. >> naturally interesting. the title of your podcast i think is -- tell us all a bit about that. has to do with hillary clinton. >> yes. the podcast is called just something about her, and during the clinton campaign we get a lot of research why people did my killer and what we would hear over and over again in real life, this is something about her i don't like. there's just something about her i don't trust and they could not be specific about it. was just this thing. i think that that's what we are now, like in the intangible conscious gender bias territory. with hillary what a think happen is that she was somebody for the course of 40 years was always stepping outside of the role that women have

one shot the player would still have paid 35 year old keeper was making just his 2nd evelyn this need to repair instead. but his smile was single. in the 2nd half of the hosts conceded from yet another cool enough at least it wasn't in this time. that davies pick up and did his best to give a child a penalty could this be the child's love to show the experts that losing combusting penalty. that wasn't good at conceding their last clean sheet coming in february once they leave the quds and make it 3 patrick shake give it a case of space without david hughes and move up to 2nd in the table as they remain unbeaten the description shall couldn't reach remote bottom of the table they remain the only side in the league to wind down is still waiting how long will he survive with the result. 2 clubs with just one victory so far faced off as mine's headed to who are really feeling their 21 minutes in a hail mary from the hosts led to richie dawn setting up for his 1st ever goal the fled the provider turned scorer just 10 minutes later maloney from p.s.v. doubled his assistant town for the seas

government can be coercive and arbitrary at times pretty thinking while evelyn should get the vaccinecerning the should be some sort of registry or database, people who have it or don't. >> we start on but registries and databases will just put a little chip in you to show you have the vaccine, i'm sort of joking but only half a parent playing the libertarian for kennedy while she is gone. subject never gone wrong in europe they can't move around where they want to sever been a problem in europe. >> point taken. >> the most restrictive have the lowest death counts for the ones who are really hard-core about this and tracking you in a police effort. >> we've got to live there, point well taken, jonas and jessica happy new year's guys. coming up the pandemic has changed how we all work. but with taxes potentially on the rise, there are places you might be able to move to pay less to uncle sam. where are they? that answer might surprise you, next. these days, it's okay to do some things halfway... but taking prescriptions shouldn't be one of them. so cvs works to make them affordable wit

has read that gets passed, and this is going to clearly be one of them because you can't -- i took evelyn wood, but you can't speed read that fast but let me go -- >> that's longer than a stephen king novel. >> my goodness, yes, longest than obama's memoir for goodness sake so let's go back to that idea. right before the election both sides were talking about i forgot whether it was 1.2 of trillion on the gop side and 2.2 on the democratic side was it simply that both sides couldn't allow the other to claim success, is that why those numbers melted away and there was no pre-election deal >> well, i hate to be cynical, but income washington, d.c. that's always a good baseline, and i don't think it's crazy to assume that no one wanted to give anybody else any victories before that election but beyond that republicans certainly had i think a genuine skepticism from their point of view that we needed any kind of stimulus package, anywhere near the size of what democrats were talking about. they were concerned that those unemployment benefits would actually keep people from looking for jobs th

. >> mi nombre es evelyn mejÍa y mi pregunta es para los expertos.stemos vacunando a las personas de trabajos esenciales, quizÁs se necesite una carta de su empleador para que vayan allÍ y reciban una apropiadamente. rodrÍguez: muchísimas gracias al doctor romero y regresaremos con usted mÁs adelante. ahora seguimos con una pregunta para el doctor juan rivera, corresponsal mÉdico principal de univisiÓn. doctor juan, si una persona no estÁ en los primeros grupos que recibirÁn la vacuna, ¿cuÁntos meses pudiera tardar para recibirla? rivera: yo tengo bastante esperanza de que esto se haga rÁpido y de una manera bastante organizada. mi predicciÓn es que desde que comencemos a hacerlo hasta el verano, la mayorÍa de las personas que quieran vacunarse podrÁn lograr vacunarse. janiot: y doctor juan, con la competencia a nivel mundial por obtener millones de dosis de vacunas de los fabricantes. hay preocupaciÓn sobre si tendremos suficientes vacunas para toda la poblaciÓn aquÍ en estados unidos. rivera: comprendo que eso es una preocupaciÓn y puede ser que al

due to cope with 19 continues to climb q care hospitals across the nation are overwhelmed leaving evelyn says with critically ill patients lined up outside sometimes for hours. economic hardship is also great with a new business closures in lockdowns jobless claims in the us are rising congress is promising 900000000000 in economic relief and 1.4 trillion to keep the government open is signed into law the bill would provide direct payments to most americans. for people who are out of work to no fault of their own $300.00 a week for enhanced unemployment going into next year and for just made. misses and the working families all across america we're going to do. paycheck protection loans for those small businesses can stay open but democrats and republicans on capitol hill have been working on the relief deal for months and if an agreement cannot be reached by midnight the government faces another shutdown vote on the relief package are expected on sunday members of congress have been told to expect those votes late into the night as congress tries to reach an 11th hour deal can't really

this is evelyn out of shrewsberry, pennsylvania, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to explain the electrical college. and the election was rigged. there should be the whole united states, one system, no male inns . host: do you want to talk about the electoral college? guest: it was a compromise at the constitutional convention and originally intended to be a real college with electors that would select a president. times a less democratic unless sense that the presidency is important new cannot just have a referendum among the people who these candidates are it's a different day and age. that ended pretty quickly. we had a party system and the electoral college became somewhat similar to what it has remained for 200 years which is basically the way in which the votes get collected state-by-state and then ratified in the notion that electors would exercise discretion or make a selection ended quickly and other things were changed. 1877, after the 1876 elisha -- election, the most contentious until 2000 they change the federal law which regulated the tim

[mÚsica] reportero: al pie de la grabaciÓn se lee en inglÉs, somos sÓlo evelyn y yo pero la tradiciÓnrtero: su esposa evelyn dice que lleva 40 aÑos haciendo tamales juntos, pero en el vÍdeo solamente se ve a legislador haciendo los tamales. garcÍa por su parte dice que para hacerlos hay que estar preparado fÍsica y mentalmente. >> se tiene que procurar la masa correcta, hay que procurar el chile, hay que prepararlo, hay que hervirlo porque los tamales sin manteca como que no sale como debe. reportero: el congresita de su esposa dice que la celebraciÓn de vÍspera de aÑo nuevo serÁ mÁs sencilla con el propÓsito de asegurar la salud del resto de su familia. >> brindamos con una copa y ya, darle las gracias a dios de que estamos con vida. reportero: desde chicago enrique garcÍa fuentes para univisiÓn. alan:llevÓ su bolsa con sus tamales para todos. >> estamos en todas las re sociales, siguen o se twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. raÚl: hay que seguir el ejemplo del co

evelyn la chapelle spent five years behind bars for helping a friend save marijuana. now she fights to help release others. >> i don't think anyone should be serving time for a plant that has been deemed essential during a global pandemic. >> reporter: despite the vote, senate majority leader mcconnell says the house bill won't even hit the senate floor. >> the house of representatives is spending this week on pressing issues like marijuana. marijuana. >> reporter: with one in three americans now living in states where it's legal, the issue may not be up in smoke just yet. for "today," morgan chesky, nbc news. >> the times are certainly changing. >> they sure are. >>> well, let's turn and get a check of the weather from bill karins. bill, i know you're tracking some heavy winds in southern california. >> yeah, wiee had that bonfire earlier this week. this is december, the rainy season, but the problem is we haven't gotten any rain. winds are expected to pick up. fire weather outlook from the mountains outside los angeles to outside san diego, elevated gusts up to 35.

this is evelyn out of shrewsbury, pennsylvania, republican. good morning. >> good morning. i would like to explain the electrical college. and the election was rigged. there should be the whole united states, one system, no mail-ins.. >> william kristol, do you want to talk about the electoral college? >> it was a compromise at the constitutional convention and originally intended to be a real college with electors who would select a president. it was a less aquatic time, less sense that the presidency is also important. you cannot just have a referendum among the people who do not know who these candidates are, especially in a different day and age. there is communication and transportation. edited quickly. we had a party system. the electoral college became somewhat similar to what it has remained 200 years, basically the way in which the votes are collected state-by- state. and then ratified in the notion that electors would exercise discretion or make a selection. it ended quickly. other things were changed in terms of the vice president and president. in 1877, after th

this is evelyn out of shrewsbury, pennsylvania, republican. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i would like you to explain the electoral college and the election was rigged. there should be the whole united states, one system, no mail-in. >> william kristol, do you want to talk about the electoral college? >> it was a compromise at the constitutional convention. it was originally intended to be a real college, if you like, a group of electors who would select a president. it was less democratic with a small d time, less sense that the president is awfully important. you can't have just a referendum among the people who vote know who these candidates are. it's a different day and age, obviously, in terms of communication. that ended pretty quickly. we had a party system. the electoral college became actually somewhat similar to what it's remained for 200 years, which is basically the way the votes get collected state by state and then ratified. the notion that electors would exercise discretion or make a selection ended pretty quickly and other things were changed in terms of th

evelyn guenther, happy 100th birthday a world traveler from spokane valley, washington.kids and great grand kids. olive tiller from cranberry township, pennsylvania, 100 years old, volunteering her time to communities in need last but not least, happy 100th to esther mae eastwood of kissimmee, florida, married to the love of her life for over 60 years. if you would like to celebrate your loved one's milestone, le us know at today.com/celebrate. >>> one of my dearest friends, jenna miller, it's her birthday, too. lots of happy birthdays to them. >>> coming up on hoda and jenna, surprised co-host. jenna is out today so they told me surprise i'll get used to it. >>> ahead on the third hour today, we are primed and ready for dueling dishes, anne burrell and phil the grill will join us. first your local news and weather. >>> good morning. it's 8:56. i'm marcus washington. the vaccine now being rolled out across the nation. u.s. marshals are helping deliver it to nearly 4,000 locations including hospitals in the bay area. so far, santa clara county is expected to receive close

know that i went to my local print shop and i had to put up three cards to get a copy of that one >> evelynying pigs because of all the pork that we're seeing you're out of breath not a single higher. maybe we'll hear one -- >> not a -- >> maybe we're going to hear one in 2021. there was something else i wanted -- oh, yeah high on the 10-year in 2021 will be >> 1.6%. >> okay. that's about -- that's a pretty -- that's a good number i have to give some predictions for our "squawk pod. i'm going to use that myself. >> 1.59. >> share and share alike, joe. what's mine is yours isn't that what congress says? >> i don't want to get you started. anyway, thanks the market currently higher. coming up, former dallas fed president richard fisher weighs in on the $900 billion stimulus bill president trump's new call for even more aid to americans stay tuned, "squawk box" will be right back >>> as we've been telling you, president trump isn't happy with congress's latest coronavirus relief package he's panning the idea of only $600 of checks calling for $2,000 check joining us now, former dallas fed pres