have a message. >> there's options out there and that this too shall pass. >> reporter: the gibsons say thei family was a long time in the making but well worth the wait catie beck, nbc news. >>> and we're back in a moment >>> tonight a tradition endures. the lighting of the rockefeller center christmas tree for more than eight decades the rockefeller center christmas tree has stood tall, serving as a symbol of tradition and hope >> hey, lester >> our al roker hosted the lighting festivities over a decade and volunteered to be my guide as we climbed up 75 feet for a closer look. here we are. >> fantastic. >> we have been thinking these last several months of all the things we have given up and it is nice to have some touchstone to the past. >> started in '31 and the tradition starte with a bunch of construction guys setting up a tree. in a pit and now, it's the most amazing spectacle and starts the christmas season. >> reporter: this year's tree, though, was met with some tough critics. >> people were kind of making fun of the tree before it got decorated. i said might not be the tr

more with mel gibson when we continue. >> share.silversneakers, are you ready to get moving? our new virtual classes were designed for you and millions of seniors like you. you can now choose from thousands of live virtual classes every week. get moving wherever you have an internet connection. and when you're ready, enjoy access to thousands of locations nationwide. with silversneakers, you're free to move. enroll today at no additional cost by visiting the website on your screen. ♪ >> many years from now, would you be willing to trade all the days from the state at that, for one, just one, to come back here until her enemies that they may take our lives, but they will never take our freedom. >> raymond: one of the most iconic moments in film history, "braveheart" celebrated its 20th anniversary this year. it joined me once again as the director and star, mel gibson. mal, randy wallace who wrote "braveheart" told me you considered other actors for that lead. why don't you want to do double duty? or is that true at all? >> yes, i di

this week they tweeted, the gibson family has another history-making miracle to celebrate.y for them. >> i'm so glad to have this sweet little blessing. i wanted it for so long, and you know, it was worth the wait. >> reporter: gibson found out she was pregnant with molly just days before covid-19 was declared a pandemic. she calls her birth a little spark of joy for 2020. kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. congratulations to the family. >> so happy for that family. not one but two miracle babies. >> and that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> breaking news in "america this morning," the first covid vaccine gets the green light in the uk. so why hasn't the u.s. approved it yet? what the fda is saying, plus americans in need. the new bipartisan stimulus proposal including unemployment benefits. why the senate leader is already rejecting it. >>> also breaking overnight, pardon conspiracy. what we're learning about the new bombshell investigation into a possible scheme to bribe the white house for a presidential pardon. >>> christmas tragedy. a child is killed,

and oscar winner mel gibson is here. we will talk about his newest film, "fat man" plus the major sequels that may be in the works. but first, things to avoid in 2021. as this tumultuous year comes crashing to a merciful end, i have been thinking about the lessons we should take from 2020 and of the things we should avoid in the new year. first up, let's wear off rioting in 2021. the destruction of property and looting that swath the nation following george floyd was the most expensive in history costing at least $2 billion. there are certainly a discussios to be had about race and bigotry but they don't include this. [crowd noise] >> raymond: the abuse and destruction of people, private property or public works of art are not credible means of protest and they should not be tolerated. the cancel movement continues even now. h this happened today in boston. a statue of lincoln and come up the great emancipator, was removed. it should be noted that freed african-americans paid for the construction of that statue, which co

there is no record whether it's josh gibson's batting average or satchel paige is one last note that resonates with me as does the inclusion of more than 3400 players most of them dad . whose ancestors whose whose family and now point to them in the major league baseball record. major league baseball's move comes amid a national reckoning over race in the united states and within professional sports . the hard shutdown that began for most germans this week is something performers and musicians here have been enduring much longer since early november concerts exhibitions operas and more have all been on hold the government is subsidizing artists but they say their situation is dire nonetheless. world class museums the cradle of classical music germany is a nation of culture. the government has freed up another 1000000000 euros to help artists under lockdown. you can't solve all the problems with 1000000000 euros but that was of course a very clear declaration of solidarity with the art sector by the entire federal government it's an expression of appreciation in june the minister of s

sincerely, biondi shay gibson superintendent. thank you dr.l the right things in a snowstorm that happens to coincide with an uncontrolled pandemic. i am guessing dr. gibson is a former child and was a better than average student and we hope today has been a cozy family day in that small but cozy center of west virginia and wherever you live. for us that's our broadcast on this snowy wednesday night here in the northeast. thank you so much for being here with us. on behalf of all the men and women at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> world war ii came to an end in 19 ha. victory in europe with the sender of germany, may of 1945. surrender of japan didn't come until months later in august. that means at the very beginning of 1945 the u.s. and our allies were still very much at war. right at that point we were years into what had been that long and excruciating ordeal. in january of 1945 the united states of america also needed to hold a presidential inauguration. president franklin roose

sincerely, biondi shay gibson, superintendent. well, thank you, dr. gibson, for stressing all the right things in a snowstorm that happens to coincide with an uncontrolled pandemic. i am guessing dr. gibson is a former child and was a better than average student, and we hope today has been a cozy family day in that small but snowy corner of west virginia and wherever you live. for us that's our broadcast on this snowy wednesday night here in the northeast. thank you so much for being here with us. on behalf of all the men and women at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> tonight on "all in" -- 300,000 americans dead. tonight we know the trump administration deliberately tried to spread the virus. >> the goal of policy is absolutely not to stop all spread of covid-19 to asymptomatic or very low risk individuals.at >> tonight new details of the tragically failed trump strategy to get as many americans sick as possible with the chilling instruction "we want them infected." then the massive failure of m intelligence as the full scope of a russian hac

there is no record whether it's josh gibson's batting average or satchel paige is one last stone thatresonates with me as does the inclusion of more than $3400.00 players most of them dead. who's and says who's who's family and now white to them in the major league baseball record. books major league baseball's move comes amid a national reckoning over race of the united states and within professional sports . you know watching dana news coming up next in good shape takes a look at music and mental health we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour thanks for watching. the fight. what keeps us who say what makes us sick and how. my name is dr costly i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and i discuss what you can do to improve your head. stay tuned and let's all try to stay. next on. in the far north. yonder the inhabitable world it's lonely. barren. and breathtakingly beautiful the arctic a powerful expanse of bitter cold. and the sound of global warming. may take a journey around the north pole meet profiteers and talk with people experiencing a changing environment th

for the gibsons, they say while the process was a leap of faith and not the path they expected to takecome because we all are interested in this and the implications for this. >> happy news is they have their family. >> great news. >> thank you, sheinelle. >>> let's go to al for a check of the weather. >> okay, here's the deal again, we're talking climate change we have a fire danger right now. west coast should be coming out of their fire season, but this is unusual for this time in december fire danger with winds gusting anywhere from 30 to 50 miles per hour through southern california so we have red flag warnings for 18 million people, northeasterly winds gusting up to 80 miles per hour this is a dangerous situation through saturday, and the fire weather outlook from just east of santa barbara all the way down to pine valley, talking strong wind gusts, low humidity. this is a recipe for disastrous fire conditions. we'll be watching that all weekend long a chill in the air for texas milder conditions through the plains this storm system gets itself together down through the gulf, pus

it includes the attack onjustice maurice gibson written last week...ife in 1987 and the murder of ten protestants at kingsmill in 1976. she states the irish government should urgently assist families seeking answers. the timing of her letter coincided with the pat fanuc in case making headlines. the dup notes comments about the need for true through a public enquiry. mrs foster writes that there are many unanswered questions regarding the role of the eye restated arming and assisting the ira, and there can be no doubt that the matter needs fresh examination to get to the truth of what happened in our shared past. this often, an irish government spokesman said the irish prime minister will meet mrs foster to discuss the issues she raised. england's new coronavirus rules have presented many families with dilemmas, but they're proving particularly tricky for one retired couple in yorkshire. a county boundary running through their property means it straddles tiers 2 and 3, and the rules change as they go from the house to the garden. from the north and wes

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsey riser. good morning to you. we have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest for you right now as the country begins to feel the aftermath of the thanksgiving holiday travel and gatherings, health experts are predicting things could get much worse in the very near future. the cdc is warning that nearly 20,000 americans could die during the week of christmas. msnbc valley castro is in rhode island, starting us off this morning, and one of the the sites of two of those, excuse me, one of two of the state's new field hospitals. so valerie, what are the details on these projections? >> reporter: well, indied the cdc's forecast are incredibly dire from 5,900 to 19,500 people could die in a matter of weeks, christmas week as you mentioned earlier. here in rhode island, earlier this week, an emergency notification was sent out to residents letting them know that hospitals in this area are now at capacity, due to covid. in the spring, two field hospitals were set up when things started to really ramp up, th

transferring them to the gibson medical facility. there is a meeting every morning at 8:30 with the coordination people with the major health care facilities and gibson to identify people for transfer. we will have to increase the senses of that facility against the caveat that the governor mentioned. if somebody needs the kind of care that only a full-service hospital can provide, we always want to provide that care in a full-service hospital. on staffing, there are approximately 450 health care workers identified on the unemployment rolls. many people were interested. that is the report i had this morning. tomorrow, i will get an update on how many of those folks will reenter the workforce to work in health. that effort is underway. and the deputy secretary of work for solutions reported on that this morning at our meeting as well. we will have better metrics on that over the course of this week. it will be an important key to our strategy -- pulling as many health care workers back into service as we can. i want to emphasize -- th

gibson with us. liz, is the santa claus rally being derailed right before our highs or not >> i don't know about derailed but i don't know in is the year that we should look at a santa claus rally to take us through the end of the year. the next 60 days probably going to be a little bit tough does that mean we don't have a big santa claus rally? perhaps. but seasonally they are usually pretty difficult to trade out of if we look into 2021, to look at the glass halfful about the end of the year is there a-- >> you have a new strand of virus out of europe today. you have a debate about whether the market needs a rest, about to pick up steam tom lee saying i think there is a lot of gas for a rally versus oppenheim oppenheimer, which says it seems vulnerable >> i think the important thing is to what's going to happen here over the coming quarter, what time of opportunity is going to be provided i think overall you have to look at any dips in the mark, i agree with liz, as an opportunity if there is a cor

general karen gibson. we talked about the different strategic challenges that we will face from both russia and china. in the reforms we must make to put ourselves in the strongest possible position to meet those challenges. that includes modernizing art of his priority. to better detour aggression in future. rather than to continue to overinvest in legacy systems designed to address threats. we have to be able to innovate to reimagine our defenses. against the growing threats in the realms like cyberspace. were still learning about the extent of the solar wind package . in the vulnerabilities that have been exposed. and as i said last week, this attack constitutes a great risk for national security. we need to close the gap. between our capabilities are now, and where they need to be. to better deter, and eject and instruct and respond. to those sorts of intrusions in the future. this is an area where republicans and the democrats are in agreement. we should be able to work in a bipartisan basis freighted

former principal deputy director of national intelligence, and retired army lieutenant general, karen gibson talked about the different strategic challenges we will face from both russia and china, and the reforms we must make to put ourselves in the strongest possible position to meet these challenges. that includes modernizing our defense priorities to better deter aggression in the future, rather than continuing to over-invest in legacy systems designed to address the threats of the past. we have to be able to innovate and reimagine our defenses against growing threats in new realms, like cyberspace. we are still learning about the extent of the solarwinds hack and the vulnerabilities that have been exposed. as i said last week, this attack constitutes a grave risk to our national security. and we need to close the gap between where our capabilities are now and where they need to be to better deter, detect, disrupt, and respond to these sorts of intrusions in the future. this is an area where republicans and democrats are in agreement, and we should be able to work on a bipartisan basis t

todd: mel gibson discussing how the pandemic is changed hollywood. >> reporter: i was at the hospitalt left in the same amount of time it came on and the fatigue was the main thing. it is going to change. a lot of stuff is going to streaming that wasn't conceived that way but that is where it will end up. todd: gibson who stars in the fantasy thriller fat men believes more entertainment companies will turn to streaming services to survive during the pandemic. jillian: alec baldwin defend his wife after being slammed for faking her spanish heritage and accent was the actor posting a mark twain quote, a lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes the harsh criticism continues to multiply after his wife hillary baldwin double down on her own defense, the boston native said she is from spain and her family still lives there. todd: anon story. billy joel's daughter proving he's not the only one with musical talent. watch this. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ jillian: how cute. like father like daughter. showing off her voice while singing happy birthday to her

. >> our next cushion will come from ricardo gibson. -- our next question will come from ricardo gibson. >> they keep. -- thank you. he recently saw the governor of michigan -- we recently saw the governor of michigan kidnapped. there is this idea that some of these were linked to white supremacists. all see a trend among these groups moving online discussions toward action? are you all concerned the other grou like this will target her election officials? thank u. , whatsecretary mcaleenan would you say to this? sec. mcaleenan: i think the question is important because it highlights to distinctive ideologies. i think the facts will still be coming out in terms of the motivations of the individual. whether they were white supremacists or more of an antigovernment motivation. strainnately, there is a of both called acleration mizzen -- accelerationism seeking to precipitate a civil war. instance, the groups have an not necessarily motivated by white supremacy. if you look at a group like the -- that is very clearly there moderation. -- they are motivation. by committing acts of violence,

and the owner of it, pete gibson is joining us to talk about this. pete, first off, we're looking at the damage here. we're thankful this didn't happen during business hours and we're here talking to you certainly about a huge loss for you but there is no loss of life and for that we're thankful. tell us what you're going through. tell us what this was like. >> it's just -- it's kind of -- it's unreal. it's something that you don't prepare for or even think about. especially on christmas day. i mean, much less it's -- it just has us all heart broken and we're trying to take one foot in front of the other and step by step get through this. it's just -- it's a lot. >> it is the last thing that you would think. i think for folks who are familiar with this area, it's certainly not anything you would think would happen in an area like this. i know that you had actually seen an rv, is that right, in the area? can you tell us about this? >> i recall a few weeks ago, i recall pulling up to the shop and seeing an rv very, very similar to that one parked right

you and george gibson, is a commissary general. so he's in charge of flying for troops with if you read through it is correspondence before 1830, sending so many pounds of beads or pork to such and suchreport . you are there to the troops. he's an old friend of jackson's, he had known jackson before 1812 so it's interesting as soon as the taxes jackson, you would think of this as being this operation would be the responsibility of the superintendent of indian affairs but jackson takes the authority away from the superintendent and gives it to the commissary general was an old friend . he gets him as he says, this educationfor he was extremely meticulous . he was upset with every dollar recent even to the fraction of a penny so he was we would scour these accounts . . there are just thousands and thousands of pages of accounts in which he is saying no, we can't, we certainly can't for this reason we should pay for that . indian nation with an account that would be a $3.32 and he would say you've miscalculated that i have fraction of

and speaking of interesting, joining usney gibson to wrap up the week lusk capital preside luke capitalresident and cnbc contributor. and it shows how the market values don't own a lot and we will reward you. but do you think some of the ipos are a little too red hot? >> so good to see you, sully really appreciate it you know, it is really interesting to see what the market is valuing and what it is not. i think what we're seeing is a shift in what society values, right? when we think about the digitization of society and you think about the squares afrntsd t and the paypals, those are companies that no one would have expected to be valued the way they are but they are valuable because they are bringing you something new and unique in a stream lined and effective way to do what i've always done better. when you think about an airbnb, yes, what they have done however is say, hey, court any, you have a pretty decent house, if you want to live somewhere else for a while and rent that house out to someone else that values it, you can get rich doing that just like the him tlton family can. a

bondy shay gibson wrote in a letter a reminder of how fleeting childhood can be.t we can all let go for the worry of the many things we missed making sure this is one thing our kids won't lose this year, gibson says, so please enjoy a day of sledding and hot chocolate and cozy fires. i think that snow day came in just the nick of time for so many people waiting for this year to be over. >> let's enjoy the sweet little things of growing up. thanks for joining us, everybody. have a great weekend. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. we are the thrivers. women with metastatic breast cancer,... ...standing in the struggle. hustling through the hurt. asking for science, not sorrys. our time... ...for more time... ...has come. living longer is possible- and proven in women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant or a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor. kisqali is the only treatment in its class with proven overall survival results in 2 clinical trials. helping women live longer with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali was also significantly more

the records and stats will be integrated into mbl records including josh gibson, sach el page.om joining the leagues until 1947. major league baseball says it is correcting a long-time oversight. >> i think the mlb is doing a noble thing admitting a mistake, a historic mistake. that is difficult for a major institution to do. but the mlb is a social, cultural, historical and political organization, not merely a way to make money and issue product. >> the negro league operated from 1920 to 1948. coming up only on cbs this morning, a former member of the nexium cult who helped take down the group's leader is speaking publicly for the first time. i'm anne-marie green. this is the cbs morning news. g publicly for the first time. i'm anne-marie green. this is the cbs morning news. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill... ...can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some... rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with

you clearly did. >> josh gibson is 75 homers in 1931.ng of these record books because the way these games were played back then, they were shorter sked ulds, barnstorming, but this is a great development. >>> heart pounding video shows kayakers going the edge of a 98-foot water fall. this played out in australia. it took about five seconds. five seconds from that person to emerge from the massive drop. moments later another kayaker takes the plunge, about half the height of the leaning to yourwe pisa. why do this? because it's there. >>> coming up, the latest on the nor'easter right here on "cbs this morning." stay with us. yeah, just a sill. i guess i look pretty... ridiculous. [ chuckles ] no one looks ridiculous, bob. progressive is always here for you with round-the-clock service. just so you know, next time, you can submit a claim with our mobile app. good. thanks again for -- for rushing over. are you kidding? this is what 24/7 protection looks like. okay. -you smell like fish. -sorry. i was talking to jamie. -you smell like fish.

. >> and i'm kendis gibson, live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. a busy saturday morning. >> tree's all lit. we're ready to go. >> the tree's all lit, the weave is in. i'm telling you. >> the glow-up. >> the glow-up. she must have gotten that lace-front tree, because -- >> we need her secrets. >> exactly. that looks really good. we have a team of correspondents across the country right now following the latest making news headlines right now. >>> let's go first, though, to the white house and to president trump, who is getting ready to leave for georgia a little bit later on this morning. both parties are zoning in on the senate runoffs there, hoping to rally their supporters, but republicans are reportedly nervous that president trump could do more harm than good. nbc's josh lederman gets us started from the white house. josh, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, kendis. hey, lindsey. look, in any other year, republicans would not be losing near this much sleep about a pair of senate races in georgia, but there's two reasons why that's really di

it m means s stats and recorord 3400 players, including satc hechlt l page and gibson, will now be partall's official history. >>> here at nbc bay area, we're continuing the conversation about race in america. last night, marcus washington held a powerful conversation with san jose state assistant football coach alonso carter. they talked about racism in the world of sports and the hardships black men face when they don't have a father figure. carter says he tries to shape his hardships into teachable moments for his students. >> trust and believe there's going to be more that say you can't than you can. i wanted to be the one saying that you can. and i'm still like that to this day. i love touching lives. >> you can watch the full episode and the rest of the race in america series online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> an investigation is under way to figure out why this plane slid off the taxi way in baltimore this morning. here is what we know. just before 7:00, the spirit airlines plane landed safely. on the way to the gate, it slowly slid into the grass while turning the corner right there.

culture mattera in 29000 to stage a production he ran with it in the place where a pair of me and mel gibson made their own milestone films on the passion of christ he wondered whose cause would jesus take on in the 21st century the new gospel is a hybrid film project that seeks some answers. the new gospel presents jesus as a modern day migrant played by eve also new in real life sonny moved from cameroon to italy as a student but i'm good at picking tomatoes so any organize a strike that drew international attention to the exploitation of farm workers for director me you know how the perfect man to play jesus. good. for me jesus had to have more than just acting skills i wanted to bring the bible to life in this way with these contradictions that's how i decided on even a black jesus from cameroon an activist who advocates for farm laborers. follow together we made a movie that's both about jesus and a kind of modern jesus tale that's his campaign against exploitation against the mafia. and. then for years hundreds of thousands of migrants have been systematically exploited on italian farm

althea gibson, a five—time grand slam winner during the 1950s.onsidering it was during a period where black americans were banned from most tennis clubs. muhammad ali, jailed and stripped of his heavyweight title, for refusing to be enlisted into the us army and fight in vietnam. then there is tommy smith, mexico city, 1968. the demonstration regarded as one of the most overtly political statements in the history of sports. a silent gesture heard around the world. we had atrocities just before i stepped on the victory stand. you had dr martin luther king. you had the kennedys. you had malcolm x. you had a plethora of murders, of social movements, being gathered and i think ‘68 was one of those times when people would have to stop, and they did stop and think of why that victory stand had to happen. it is not plentiful in thought that tommy smith wanted to do it, but it was his responsibility to show that need and i think the athletes today are doing basically the same thing, people like colin kaepernick, who has been seen all over the world, took

culture mattera in 2019 to stage a production he ran with it in the place where a pair me and mel gibson made their own milestone films on the passion of christ he wondered whose cause would jesus take on in the 21st century the new gospel is a hybrid film project that seeks some answers. to. the new gospel present jesus as a modern day migrant played by even. in real life suddenly moved from cameroon to italy as a student but i did a picking tomatoes organize a strike that drew international attention to the exploitation of farm workers for director mido how the perfect man to play jesus. jesus for me jesus had to have more than just acting skills i wanted to bring the bible to life in this way with these contradictions that's how i decided on even a black jesus from cameroon an activist who advocates for farm laborers. together we made a movie that's both about jesus and a kind of modern jesus tale that's his campaign against exploitation against the mafia. for years hundreds of thousands of migrants have been systematically exploited on italian farms recruited from refugee camps as il

it means stats and records from 3,400 players including josh gibson will now be part of major leagueal history. 2020 marked the 100th anniversary of the founding of the negro league. >>> trending for you this morning, tiktok is out with a list of all songs that reached 1 billion views. that fastest, the really hit fast this year. >> here's the top song. ♪ >> drake's hit the song got a billion views in just three days. billie eilish's hit also topped the list. >>> also trending a first look at the very royal looking holiday card. prince william, duchess kate middleton and their three children sent out this picture posing in front of firewood on top of hay stacks. meantime, prince charles releasing a feature part of their christmas card. the pair were posing at their scottish home. >>> vaccinations begin today but not at hospitals. a live report on what we've learned. over time, things wear down. tires, brakes-and headlight bulbs, too. sysylvania's l lighting exexpers know thahat if you w wait ununtil burnouout... yoyou'll lose e up to 5 50 feet of f visibilit. thatat's from hehere...

today that the accomplishments and statistics of negro league greats such as satchel paige, josh gibson cool papa bell will count among the major league's official records. many in the sport are calling this inclusion long overdue. incredibly important. and coming up next, our "season of giving." he lost his food stand to the pandemic, but never stopped feeding his neighbors. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancre

gibson movie they were all in in here are some stories that in fact like the one of him meeting a youngcowherd who asked him the time. the boy had no clue who the stranger was then he said why do you need to know what time it is and the boy replied precociously well i have to take my cows for milking and i don't know when. he then told the boy the time and even asked for the name of the fun 2 days later a king servant rode up on a horse and handed the boy of bob watch on a chain so he could see the time himself and know when he should take the cows in la shawn kind of is really cool. and there are a whole lot of stories at this personal levels of painting a very different picture of the king and how he's depicted in munich me the name comes on this big as this is emerging from it's like it was. there he was known as a spendthrift and the maverick but here in southern bavaria his subjects admired him as a monarch with a personal touch. the photographer who ventured life made the most of the spectacular views in the area. almost 100 photographic plates are kept in the mean useable archive

jamison gibson—park secured the fourth try bonus for the 2018 champions who have two wins from two andne of the most incredible batting collapses in cricket history. it happened during the first test between australia and india in adelaide — and india started the day with nine runs on the board and just one wicket down — and yet they were all out for just 36. so it is the lowest total by any team, in test cricket since 1955 — the joint 4th worst of all time, and india's poorest ever. give credit to australia's fearsome bowlers, whom england will have to face next year, but india in their second innings collapsed in less than two hours. what's more, they had been leading in this match, after the first innings. australia needed just 90 to win in the end, and won by eight wickets. i don't think we have ever had a worse batting performance, so it can only go up as from here. as a team we can do special things when we think of partnerships and batting together, so i am confident we will bounce back strongly in the next one and i have no doubt you will see guys stepping up and realising thei

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they include the bomb attack on lord justice maurice gibson and his wife in 1987 and the murder of tenrish government should urgently assist families seeking answers. the timing of her letter coincided with the pat finucane case making headlines, and the dup leader notes comments by simon coveney, the irish foreign minister, on the need for truth through a public inquiry. mrs foster writes... this afternoon, an irish government spokesman said the taoiseach will meet mrs foster to discuss the issues she had raised. julian o'neill, bbc newsline. england's new coronavirus rules have presented many families with dilemmas — but they're proving particularly tricky for one retired couple in yorkshire. a county boundary running through their property means it straddles tiers 2 and 3, and the rules change as they go from the house to the garden. from the north and west yorkshire boundary, corinne wheatley reports. be careful, because it's slippery. you're walking in part of the garden that's harrogate. it's all harrogate, all the way up to this square flowerbed here. and then it suddenly become

exclusively with the confederates when so much of the south part in other wars, and know, meleven -- you gibson's think about how the south fought in the revolutionary war. why can't we celebrate that? i like to ask questions like that, instead of just yelling in people's faces. host: go ahead and respond. guest: thank you for that, for that comment and question. this is such a great example when it comes to racial politics in this country, in particular. battle nothing that can extremism like open inquiry and free speech, in my opinion. the best weapon against bad speech is more speech, not less. like wetimes we feel are, in some parts of the country maybe, whether it is the northeast, or at elite schools, where we are winning the battle against views we oppose by silencing them. often, it is the opposite. by silencing those views, we shovel them into the corner where maybe that viewpoint grows more extreme. and likewise for ourselves. so engaging across opposing views, engaging people of different backgrounds and different racial backgrounds, economic backgrounds, that can only help eliminate t

jamison gibson—park secured the a bonus point for the 2018 champions who have two wins from two and areave faced unprecedented the planned relaxation of covert roles has been relaxed. —— has been changed. many people had planned their christmas journeys and rail and coach operators have said they will offer refunds on planned christmas travel. at travel corresponding joins me now. good news for those who had travel plans and have to change their plans this late in the day? yes, plenty people will be frustrated and want to know what happens to those tickets. what we have been told by the rail delivery group that represents rail operators is that you can either get a free refund, you can have a travel voucher or rebook for free. not every single ticket will be able to have a refund, depends on the type of ticket you have got, you need to speak to your operator to see what they are offering. national express, who run coach services, have said that people unable to travel because of tea rful that people unable to travel because of tearful restrictions, they will either be able to have a fre

keep it secret for more than a decade for fear it would end his career as he told "gma's" charles gibson they found out i had ms, they would, oh, you know, let's sit down and talk, and here's why i can't hire you. so i was very much insecure and afraid. >> reporter: instead this avid baseball fan would find work in animated projects from "who framed roger rabbit?" to disney's "goldie & bear." but squiggy would be his most beloved character. whatever happens, lander wrote in his 1989 memoir, ms can't take it all. i will always have my heart and soul, my wit and wisdom. those words a graceful farewell from the actor who always knew how to say hello. >> hello. >> a writer turned actor there. that's what's making news in >>> right now on "america this morning," rudy giuliani tests positive for covid-19. the fallout this morning after giuliani traveled the country meeting with lawmakers in several states making legal arguments for the president. what we're learning about his condition. plus, getting ready for the vaccine. the trump administration with a new promise when it comes to the time l

gibson movie the were there are some stories like the one of him meeting a young cowherd who asked him the time. the boy had no clue who the stranger was then he said why do you need to know what time it is and the boy replied precociously well i have to take my cows for milking and i don't know when. he then told the boy the time and even asked for the name of the farm 2 days later a king servant rode up on a horse and handed the boy of bob watch on a chain so he could see the time himself and know when he should take the cows in can is really the coolest and there are a whole lot of stories at this personal levels of painting a very different picture of the king and how he's depicted in munich comes on this field as this this is moving from the inside it was. there he was known as a spendthrift and the maverick but here in southern bavaria his subjects admired him as a monarch with a personal touch. the photographer who did shraddha made the most of the spectacular views in the area. almost $100.00 french a graphic plates a kept in a mean it's a poor times the frisson. air is sighing

culture mattera in 29000 to stage a production he ran with it in the place where a pair of me and mel gibson made their own milestone films on the passion of christ he wondered whose cause would jesus take on in the 21st century the new gospel is a hybrid film project that seeks some answers. the new gospel presents jesus as a modern day migrant played by eve also new in real life son you moved from cameroon to italy as a student but i'm good at picking tomatoes so any organize a strike that drew international attention to the exploitation of farm workers for director me you know how the perfect man to play jesus. for me jesus had to have more than just acting skills i wanted to bring the bible to life in this way with these contradictions that's how i decided on even a black jesus from cameroon an activist who advocates for farm laborers. follow together we made a movie that's both about jesus and a kind of modern jesus tale that's his campaign against exploitation against the mafia. and then for years hundreds of thousands of migrants have been systematically exploited on italian farms rec

. >> my name is colby gibson. me and my son malik are in the process of preparing for colleges.ady for graduation in 2021. malik is a very intelligent young man. he is very dedicated to his sport. he's been playing since pop warner. he is now playing high school football. he is a senior so we was hoping there would have been college recruitment at this time. >> i wanted to play this year. i really do, to show what i can do. and try to really get a scholarship. >> california scholastic federation does not expect school to resume until january 1st, 2021, at the earliest. all practice is on hold. the state championship, regional championships have been canceled but we haven't officially canceled now the whole season. so we are still remaining optimistic but it doesn't look like it's going to happen. >> oh, i want to hug all of them. it's such a hard time for so many right now. you can watch the complete episode of mack, a story on the streaming app on roku, apple tv, andre today and amazon fire. >> all right, we need good news. >> yeah, way of rain. that would be wonder, sandhya, c

i thought it was a terrible movie, and i was told that the producer that movie gave gibson a copy of my first book on the southern campaign. i don't think anybody read it. . yes or >> >> could you comment on carleton? >> charleston, i don't even think i mentioned him in this book but he was prominent in the first book. when he was in hot pursuit of an enemy, and this was especially shown in the waxed odds when he caught up with two firsts continental's earlier in the war after the fall of charleston. two very good effect, but when and he was worthless, there's no doubt about it ruthless. a late revered don higginbotham said he was probably more by the standards of warfare in his day more ruthless and more most. but of course he met a master iin daniel morgan and proved himself, really that was all his only set piece. am i right? . yes i think so. his only set piece battle. and he absolutely failed. he took retired, hungry force into major combat after a night long march and and was defeated by a master. he was not a very nice man at all. and he also prove that after the war in englan

people j talk aboh gibson may be having had 800 home runs.official nergro league record runs. say that he hit 113 home what is fair? you are trying to fix something that historys telling you you cannot fix. and i think there are plenty of ways for baseball to celebrate negro leagues and acknowledge them and especially when it somes to elevating the status, one of the thi they could do is elevate their pensions. all the players are dead. i'm starting to wonder how much of this -- is down the road more destructive. one of the things we think about jackie robinson-- before jackie robinson they never gotto play agai white players but we already have a built in ast erisk, which is 1947. e players that came before, we know those gu did not play against lou garrick because wehe know 1947 isagic number but messing withlo these numbers s distorted and it looks like good intentions but poor execution. >> bob kendrick the president of the negro league baseball machine he said the players "never wanted major league baseball to validate them." who do you

and we need a lot of them in your bucket but it brings a lot of life to their account one is george gibson the head of removal budget for the war department, a man known to calculate cost to distractions of a penny and having precise instruction for his clerks on how to fold up the report, you account for a decade's worth but i believe he is the man, when somebody sympathetic field officer appeals for funds to help feed these people in the arkansas river, he said it's a disagreeable state of things that i wish everything must be done to influence their self-reliance, there is an absolute lack of care and hundreds of marches groomed made even worse when the stock war breaks out in the midwest and cholera is carried by soldiers in the south were, doing this research learning about this misery, where you go to as a historian when you are reading about this? >> some of the stories are really hard to deal with but it's also astounding to see these records in the archives recording all of this in these records open these boxes and there's crumbling records or atrocious events, the challenge of r

valuations and how much further those stocks may need to fall john najarian, jenny harrington, courtney gibson is the president of loop capital markets. let's go to the wall let me show you where stocks are currently trading. the market has been mixed, dow down by 100, nasdaq and russell 2000 positive. money coming into the dip in the nasdaq and technology, getting it back in the green we are of course focused on airbnb and that ipo, the gang before us walked us right up to the ipo. we're still waiting on that first trade. $68 is where this thing was priced, indicated at $154, more than double, as you can see. it could be the biggest opening ipo surge since 2008 that according to bloomberg. so it is off to the races again, the day after door dash just knocked the doors off and really delivered big time josh, what do you make of just what we're seeing here you've got this pullback in tech yesterday, a big surge in door dash now we're looking at another one for airbnb, amid all of these questions of whether we've got a giant pocket that needs to deflate. >> money continues to rotate around this

raymond arroyo is in for laura ingraham where he has an exclusive interview with the famous actor, mel gibson to you. great show. i'm raymond arroyo here for laura ingraham. this is a special edition of the "the ingraham angle." you will want to stay for the entire hour tonight. as the electoral college results are set to be certified by congress. congressman and former acting attorney general matt whitaker breaks down all of the real options. and every getting the truth about covid? doctors william grace and marc siegel explain what we are getting wrong about the asymptomatic spread and these covid passports thought could be