the native american woman making waves in the grand canyon. the roman empire's sunken party town. to run up a sand dune. it's tough. ijust keep thinking, relentless forward motion, just one step in front of the other. hello, and welcome to the travel show, coming to you from the festive windsor. now, in spite of the glimmers of hope we are hearing on the news, for many of us, travel is still impractical. but never fear, because we are here to bring you inspiration amid all these dark and gloomy nights. first, though... for britain's theatres, christmas can only mean one thing — panto! singing, dancing, comedy, romance and belting catchphrases. oh, no, it wasn't! children: oh, yes, it was! all based in a traditional fairytale setting. pantomime has every ingredient needed for a fun family night out. except in 2020, many of our much—loved pantomimes don't have a stage to perform on. with only a limited number of shows still running across the country this year, panto, like the majority of the arts, has been dealt a heavy blow by covid. data from play association uk theatre revealed

well, let's hop over the atlantic now and head, like 6 million others every year, to the grand canyono woman had ever been given a licence to run tours of the site. well, we've been over there to meet the guide who is changing all that. my name is nikki cooley and i'm from the towering house clan born through the reed people the clan. my maternal grandparents are of the water that flows together and my paternal grandparents many goats clan, and i come from shonto and blue gap, arizona, and this is how i always introduce myself to anyone as a navajo woman. when commercial river guiding started in the grand canyon, it was primarily dominated by men, and women were only allowed to be helpers, or the cooks, or spouses of the male river guides, and so when i received this invitation from my friend, it was an invitation i took up very quickly. i grew up on the navajo reservation with my paternal grandparents, as my parents were out working. i grew up in shonto, arizona and blue gap, arizona, where i had no running water or electricity but i also grew up herding sheep, i grew up raising corn

are we in a grand canyon kind of moment or an everest moment? lothar: in between. muchnk it is pretty consensus that 2021 be better than 2020. it has just got to be. there is not doubt about that, but how good it will be is the question. back, aret bouncing we seeing something similar to last summer or are we getting a more sustained recovery and that is going to be driven by whether the fiscal support can hold out onh things coming through the monetary side is really going to be the big question forgetd also, let's not the private demand. is housing going to hold up as people expect? are people going to make that change after having spent so much time at home during lockup? the post-pandemic world may not look so normal to the prepended mcworld. lothar montel of tatton investment management stays with us. let's get your first word news. the united kingdom and european union have signed a post-brexit trade deal but speaking to the sunday telegraph, boris johnson admits it doesn't go as far as he wanted on financial services. firmsis little clarity on selling their

on a day-long trek to the bottom of the grand canyon, we were joined by the park's new superintendent. we saw first hand the benefits the outdoors act would bring to the crowning jewel of our state, legislation we championed in this very room. i also went on ride along to face the challenges they face to keep our communities safe. i will miss these life-changing opportunities, but i will always carry with me the lessons i learned from arizona's amazing unsung heroes. as we approach the end of a year that has tested our country i look forward to spending time, as i do every year in prayer, thought, and writing for the year ahead. sometimes i feel the lord presses a few words on my heart, words that are important to keep strong and guide my spirit for the next year. at the end of last year, three words stuck out during my time of reflection for 2020. i put these words on sticky notes on my bathroom mirror. peace, joy, and gratitude. in the most difficult year in modern history, i known a peace that surpasses all understanding, a joy that can only come from a loving creator, and a gratit

well when you think of world heritage sites the taj mahal or the grand canyon i will spring to mind well if the ukraine gets its why that could in the future include the size of the world's worst nuclear disaster chernobyl now he 35 years after the accident contaminate swathes of ukraine and beyond the government plans to apply to unesco for official recognition the area around the destroyed plant has become a destination for lists risk seeking tourists rather even though it remains highly regulated. you're watching day w. news from the then coming up at shows shift living in the digital age that's next as more news on the day doubly app of course and how web site it think of the dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well more news coming up in 45 and stuck. in the height of climate change. for cosmic. what's in store. for the future. e.w. dot com pretty major cities to get insight please enter. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing it.

he recorded video of a massive rockslide in horseshoe bend, not far from the grand canyon, on friday.ding on an overlook at the rim of a canyon about 1,000 feet above the colorado river. there's been no indication that anyone was in the canyon when the rockslide took place. >>> there was a deadly explosion in omaha, and police defend their decision after busting up a house party. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." >>> "the los angeles times" reports more than 150 people were arrested at a massive house party in the city of palmdale. many were not wearing masks. sheriffs deputies arrested 158 people saturday night, including 35 juveniles. authorities say that they also found six weapons, and rescued a teenage sex trafficking victim. investigators say the organizers broke into a vacant house and advertised the party on instagram. the sheriff says his department knew about the party ahead of time but did not stop it, so they could arrest the organizers. >>> the "omaha world herald" says two people were killed in a house explosion and fire. a grandmother and her d

beach and a touch of all that combined is what i was humax report i discovered on the island of grand canyon area. we'll take you there later welcome to europe max this is what else we have coming up. designer and the sellers takes classic cars and transforms them into law was got to us at. the delicious christmas baking tradition in germany do you. do you have i me clue what this is well maybe people from the united states knows this is a christmas pickle many americans follow this german tradition of hiding a single pickle in their christmas tree whoever finds it gets an extra gift there's just one problem most germans have never heard about this custom you know like supports a haiti rawlinson sets off to solve this riddle of the christmas because. oh yes the christmas pickle a beloved in time honored german tradition at least that's what i was told. but i'm going to berlin germany's biggest department store and i can't find a single one of these christmas trees. overpacked all luckily i brought my own. thing for me many people. hang a single pickle on their christmas tree even many americ

greater, more impressive landmarks, whether it is the great plains, yellowstone, yosemite, the grand canyonbegin to see how the mammoth itself sets the tone for the scale of the features that will eventually become our national monuments. so, at the time that humboldt is here, we are all still waiting. lewis and clark have just left. humboldt's upset that he missed them. he is not convinced their instruments are as good as his. now he thinks i have to redo what they are doing and they have not even gotten back yet. so, he keeps saying, this country that stretches west of these mountains presents a vast area to conquer for science. what he is saying to us is, you cannot build your way to the top of the hierarchy in europe. the seven wonders of the world, all of those architectural monuments that are the product of millennia of human ambition, it's like, you're way behind on that. what you have is nature. what you have is everything west of these mountains. what you can contribute to science is what is going to put you on the map. play to your strengths, go with what is already here. so, for

udall, the secretary of interior when she was trying to heal went on rafting trips out west in the grand canyon and i know to get away, and she eventually we found herself after years of morning in helping bobby kennedy's political career but returning to her love of books and becoming an editor for doubleday. david: people forget how young she was when she was first lady. she was 31. president kennedy died when she was 34 but she tragically died at the age of 64. douglas: i thought about that today looking at her birthday. this is what we are celebrating. became a feature of tabloids in new york, probably the most sought after woman in the world. children making their marks and american life. i tend to think of her as living longer, but she died at that young age of 64 and succumbed to cancer and was never able to live that extra decade or two. i think people do not realize how young she died because she was such a young first lady that she had a bed with us as a public figure for many decades. welcome. you are muted. >> thank you very much. it was a wonderful conversation. one of the things i

he and his son jack in the grand canyon, quite a future for a guy in his 70s. she always tells the funny story i like to share. it was invariably this. a hotdog, lays potato chips, packets of chuckles and a coke. when he isn't heating, one day he comes back noticing that certain tightness in the waistband, i am on a healthcare, no more hotdogs, what do you want for lunch? a bologna sandwich with mayo. >> a nutritionist he clearly was not. my question was not about his injuries being hereditary, his paternal family, he obviously didn't suffer from that and kept up that remarkable pace. >> he owed that to his mom, 70 or 71, and his grandfather died of massive coronary and looks like he was 90, had gone through the strain of the second world war. they were hard women, john was not much of a drinker. he smoked into his 40s, never relaxed, he did have his mom until it was often the case. he was sick. every -- remarkably a the summer. >> since he had tremendous experience with tradition, any children involved, a subject we know nothing about, the mccain military lega

>> how can i not say grand canyon and yellowstone national park. it has just been such a part of our lives. but i've never been to glacier. and that something that i should do. when i see that it has been for arizona i want to go to the park. there are many things left to do. >> what about a favorite historic site? that's also included. is there a battlefield? a home? historic site? there are folks from montpelier here. it's a historic site. you've obviously this is that and melbourne in. are there favor historic sites that you have? >> this thing that's going on with monroe's home is very interesting. if you go to montpelier and monte carlo and then you go to monroe's house you would say this is modest. from what i saw it was unbelievable how modest it was. so through archeological digs the theory now is that what we looked at as monroe's house was a little guesthouse. he had something much bigger there that he and his wife and family lived in. and it burned. and the record of that is a little hazy. but it makes sense. this whole theory that the h

. >> trevor: let's kick things off with mount everest, it's the reverse grand canyon. everyone knows it's the highest mountain in the world, but turns out that, like seth rogen, it's even higher than we thought. >> if you were planning to scale mount everest anytime soon, it just got a little taller. after a decade of dispute, china and nepal agreed on how tall the peak is, they agreed to add a meter. it now climbs 29,032 feet, means it is almost three feet taller now. >> trevor: turns out mount everest is almost three feet taller than we thought before and technically almost four feet taller when you factor in its new afro. here's my question, who is stretching thstretching the meae all the way to the top of the mountain because when i measure anything over 20 feet, it always lets go and flies back in my hand. imagine this person's bravery. turns out mount everest isn't just taller, it turns out that it keeps growing taller partly because of all the dead bodies from failed climbers that keep piling up but also because the tectonic plates are pushing into each other an

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there are only two good reasons to die in arizona: grand canyon selfie and choking on a turquoise belt i don't know how it got in your mouth but i understand. elsewhere, desperate attempts to steal the election are happening deep in the heart of texas, led by texas attorney general and tintin going to divorce court, ken paxton. paxton filed a supreme court lawsuit against states biden won, and his argument is as simple as it is stupid. texas argued that electors from georgia, michigan, pennsylvnia, and wisconsin should not be allowed to cast their votes because they changed their voting procedures during the coronavirus pandemic to allow for increased mail-in ballots. in other words, these states' votes shouldn't count because these states let people vote. everyone should have to vote the way they do in texas: if you can stay on the bull for eight seconds, you get to fire a rifle at a tin can displaying your candidate of choice. winner gets a confederate flag sheet cake. it's a flag. it's a flag. on a more disturbing note-- you laugh harder when i bleep up than when i get it right. tha

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native american s throughout th country have been fighting for protection of grand canyon, oak flat fromnatural resource exploitation and even uranium development and i know that with deb haaland being the secretary will also protect these lands and also give a seat at the table for native american leaders throughout the country to have input on the joint management of federal lands to protect our lands for us now, not just native americans, but all united states citizens and into the future. so, this cabinet is shaping up to be a very diverse cabinet. and it does look like america. so, we are happy. >> a seat at the table, indeed. the burei want to turn now to t pandemic and its impact. so much of the country is seeing a surge in cases. the cdc reporting that the incidents of covid-19 and the native american population is nearly twice as high as that of white americans. what are you seeing? has there been enough testing and what is the plan right now for the vaccine roll out? >> well, let me just also say and thank the navajo people. this country has gone through three waves. we're goin

of a lifetime stopping in every state from california to new york all the dogs got to go to the grand canyon born in the big island but was turned over to rescue organization pas of hawaii on oahu the founder cool later and found new tell of the perfect match have to be met to be because their daughter has a favorite stuffed animal home, a little both poppy names mattel and they're like it's totally meant to be. >>the ray bogen ers are so excited to meet nutella not just because he has the same name as their daughter's favorite stuffed animal, but because he represents joy after some very tough years. you see 9 year-old mei was diagnosed with leukemia 2 years ago we eat organically we never expected anything like this and one in 289 children in the united states will be diagnosed with cancer before their 18th. >>so when we never you never think you're going to be cancer can tell you is that we are. >>after 800 days of treatment her cancer is finally in remission and a dog like nutella is all she's ever wanted. >>you want it down for. >>since are big kiss >>the only problem the re buchner's l

woman: i bought a class b van 3 months ago, and we have been sleeping in it overnight, sedona, grand canyonep in it. good sam -- you're one of my favorite. i just walked up. i had no idea you were here. lemonis: yeah. right. but hold on a second. did you know that good sam was sponsoring the event? woman: i had no idea. lemonis: to have a good sam member tell me that they didn't even know good sam was here is realupsetting. i gave you $5,000 to sponsor your event. where's my good sam signage? and don't point to the little sign on the stand. breanne: we just -- we needed the logo. we needed whatever material that you wanted passed out. lemonis: you have google, do you not? and i received a presentation from you last week, did i not? did it have the good sam logo on it? breanne: mm-hmm. lemonis: where'd you get it? breanne: the internet, for sure. lemonis: thank you. earlier in the week, they cashed by $5,000 check. that little sign looks like you went to kinko's for, like, 12 cents. breanne: i was working until -- from 8 a.m. until 11 p.m.... lemonis: no one cares. i don't care. but how abou

recording of gillian turner, shocked tourists capturing video of dust and rocks falling in the grand canyonseshoe bend area of the canyon, no one is believed to have been in the area. now for a collecting awe, big milestone for baby panda, taken his first steps right there. and you can see mom trying to snap while the baby takes first steps. the little guy is growing well and now weighs a little over 12 pounds and mom is exhausted. gillian: mom is definitely exhausted. we are going to have live coverage of the pandas, no, i'm just kidding, fox news will have live coverage of the president and tomorrow georgia senate runoff debate, 6:45 p.m. eastern, but quick back to the pandas before we leave for the afternoon, because -- leland: you had a lot of thoughts. gillian: that's news we could all use. that's the first happy thing i have seen in a long time and i can stare at the web cam -- leland: you can stare at the web cam for a long time. go to smithsonian. gillian: if that's not the cutest damn thing you have ever seen, then i don't know what else. a miracle every time a baby panda is born.

discretionary income because we're a service economy and the service economy is, like, let's go to the grand canyoneasons no let's go to lowe's let's make our place look better. >> right >> it is pretty good investment to get your house going up. >> seems like it we got a lot more coming up for you here that exclusive with the ceo of doordash, on that company's initial public offering. keep it here this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. >>> coming up in our next hour, hollywood superstar dwayne johnson on his big push into spirits. future projects. the environment for media and content in 2021. that's coming up on "squawk on the street" this morning n'goway. >>> take a look at the post where doordash makes its debut today at the new york stock exchange we normally talk about this when the ipo market heats up, to what degree does this take oxygen out of the room. but i wonder if you think that's a dynamic this time. >> not yet

grand canyon is a perfect example. they are not allowing companies to come in that do not already cua,passes in 2020, or a commercial youths -- use authorization permit. which means that as we get to the recovery and people want to bring more people into the national park system they will not be allowed to because you cannot run a bus with 10 individuals, one being the driver and one being the guide and only eight paying customers. if you have not already been to the park and have a cua, it means you cannot get one in 2021. it is one example where the federal government needs to open the doors up to allow recovery to continue. if i might result -- respond, i think that point is well made. in general about the federal government getting out of the way, but more particularly about our national parks and the example of that being a destination for a motorcoach -- are motorcoach and travel industry. travel agents suffer from the potential closure of many of these venues, and our transportation industry, and i also want to

canyon. that's with the ski resorts are. in grandk, this is where it's coming down sideways blowing 40 miles an hour. we've got blizzard conditions, blizzard warnings up across five states and we're looking for accumulating snow there and over towards minneapolis. here's where the storm is now. mostly rain, chicago all the way down to the gulf coast, but gusty winds in chicago and detroit as well. flooding rains in the midsection. severe storms from new orleans to atlanta, to the carolinas, tomorrow for christmas eve, and damaging winds potentially overnight tomorrow night into christmas day for the northeast. we could see power outages, 50, 60, 70-mile-per-hour winds and so this is not a fun storm and bitterly cold air behind it and where we think the snow will stick around, could see a half foot in spots but not the best of weather for santa or anybody traveling in the next couple of days, dan. >> not a fun storm and a busy week for meteorologists, thank you very much. we'll be back to you soon. whit, over to you. >>> dan, now to t