that was journalist james granger from one a series speaking earlier to day, doubly ok. analysis of the other stories making headlines this hour. u.s. president donald trump has pardoned former national security advisor michael flynn . flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about interactions. he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. . it was the highest profile, pardon granted, by trump. since he took office. hundreds of protesters have marched through the colombian capital of bogota on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand justice for gender crimes for latin american countries. taking part include by chile, mexico, and poor guy. it won't be easy, but we will try those with chancellor angela merkel's woods, as she presented an extension of germany's coronavirus restrictions into the new year. the measures in place since early november will be temporarily eased of a christmas or announcement came on the sign day that her country's daily death toll surged from covenanting to a

earlier i spoke to journalist james granger and went to cyrus and asked him what the mood was like there. i mean, as you can expect, one of the woman sadness, grief, there's some celebration in there, of course, as well because of his achievements and more he did for the national team especially. but you know, as i'm talking to you now on the camera in the background, there are thousands of people. you have a list which is one of the major landmarks and one of our years. and they're all, you know, dancing and celebrating his life as much as they are mourning the government has to create 3 days of national mourning something unheard of for a football player, frankly, but to identity. and he was in much more than just that. right? yeah, i mean, marathons personal story, obviously pay plays a lot into that. but i think it really what he, what he was was an example of what you can achieve. it was a guy who grew up in a vicious shanty town in overwhelming poverty. you know, stated, aim was, he wanted to play in order to buy a house for his model, which obviously he did and then some. and i th

the way that he played in the way that he was an inspiring, i mean everyone wanted to watch james granger and went to cyrus. thank you very much. you know, as militia it won't be easy, but we will try. those were the chancellor angela merkel's words as she presented an extension of germany's coronavirus restrictions into the new year. the measures in place since early november will be temporarily eased over christmas. her announcement came on the same day that her country's daily death toll from cope with 19 surged to a record high new infection rate just still not falling fast enough. that's why the german government is tightening restrictions. know, to save christmas, the country's most important family holiday. we need another big effort, patience, solidarity and discipline. for the taste, once again, that social contacts will be tightened until december 20th, only 5 people from 2 different households gather privately. recommend already know it's a rule. children under 14 are exempt. the hope is that families to come together over christmas and new year in groups of 10 schools in decem

i was german journalist james granger from one is here is speaking earlier to w. ok. here are some of the other stories making headlines this hour. hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets in chile to support legislation, allowing them to withdraw up to 10 percent of their pension funds, early position would help in cope with the current economic crisis. chile's unemployment rate has tripled during the pandemic. hundreds of protesters have marched through the colombian capital of bogota on in, on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand justice for gender. crimes of the latin american countries taking pot include europe, why, chile, mexico, and peru u.s. president donald trump has pardoned. former national security advisor michael flynn . flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about interactions he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. . he was the highest profile pod granted by trump. since he took office you're watching data. 1000000000 news still to come. we spe

i was journalist james granger from want to seri speaking to the w a little earlier. ok. here are some of the other stories making headlines this hour . hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets in chile to support legislation, allowing them to withdraw up to 10 percent of their pension funds, early opposition. micah's site would hope them to cope with the count economic crisis. chile's unemployment rate has tripled during the pandemic. hundreds of protesters have marched through the colombian capital of bogota on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand justice for agenda. crimes of latin american countries taking pot include europe, wide, chile, mexico, and peru. u.s. president donald trump. as pavane former national security advisor michael flynn. flynn had pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about interactions he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. . it's the highest profile, pardon granted by trump, since he took office. well, if you open his prime minister, ahmed says

calledly the first one, ursula granger, was brought up alone. the reason he brought these young women in was to have them learn french cuisine from the french chef he brought on to prepare meals in the president's house. so they had kind of an apprenticeship learning that craft. ursula granger went back to monticello after just a few months, delivering her first child. after that, jefferson brought up two other young girls in their fawcett and fanny hearn. both of them had husbands at monticello, one was a wagoner and the other a blacksmith. they learned from the french chef and lived under the same conditions as the white servants and on his presidency ended, he came back to monticello with him and became the head cooks at monticello for the rest of their lives, and jefferson had the french cuisine he loved in both places. colleen: one of the most entertaining stories in your book is the story of the mammoth cheese. can you tell us about it? james: yes, if we can go to the cheese slide. this engraving was done in presidency, several decades aft

the way that he played in the way that he was an inspiring, i mean everyone wanted to watch james granger and when osiris thank you very much. now it's my pleasure. you know, some other stories making news around the world. if he'll be as prime minister, i'll be off the lead has asked the international community not to interfere in the conflict in this country's take right region. his government has warned the region's leaders to surrender or face an assault on their capital. city. hundreds have already been killed in the government offensive, and many others displaced. hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets of the chilean capital santiago to support legislation, allowing them to withdraw up to 10 percent of their pension funds, early opposition. lawmakers say it would help them to cope with the current economic crisis. chile's unemployment rate has tripled during the pendency. hundreds of protesters have marched through a colombian capital of bogota on the international day for the elimination of violence against women. there were similar rallies around the globe to demand j

as journalist james granger from want to say, every speaking earlier today, w b s prime minister ahmed says the army has been ordered to move on the capital of the northern tier region in what he's calling the final phase of the offensive some half a 1000000 residents of the capital mckinley have been warned to stay indoors. the move comes just hours after an ultimatum expired for regional leaders to surrender to the central government. the u.n. is warning, it is running low on essential supplies for the nearly 1000000 people who have been displaced by the conflict. pce baby boy is just 2 weeks old. the newborn doesn't even have a name yet, but he's already been through much more than he should have worked. and i gave birth in the hope that is it with no one to help me. his mother says, she says people brought her in the baby to a refugee camp and that she's been waiting for help for 2 weeks. many people here have similar stories and there are new arrivals every day. more than 40000, people have fled the fighting in the ethiopian region of teague right across the border into sudan. peo

granger falling at alarming rates many bay area school districts are hearing from their students and an overwhelming majority say that distractions at home are getting in the way. meanwhile students in the north bay say they're feeling anxious about their future. >>bay area school districts like sequoia union high school district in redwood city saying where students are failing in distance learning. alan server who is a trustee of the school district says students with more than one feeling great jump from 19% last year to 29% this year to 50% increase and its. >>you know it's a meaningful increase number that is fairly representative but not something that we're proud of our positive about to a number that substantially higher blow unified school district in contra costa county saw a similar spike. >>school officials in sonoma county also held special meeting on thursday in october after reporting 37% of students across its 10 districts with high schools had at least one feeling greed. that's compared to 27% over the same time period last year and a lot of ways we've kind of had to

the girl from granger do you love. 7 me on the out, you just see around you watching out just a reminder of our top stories this hour. us pharmaceutical company, madonna says early results show it's covert $9000.00 vaccine is 94.5 percent effective in preventing the virus fellow drug maker. pfizer announced its vaccine was 90 percent effective. u.s. president elect joe biden has laid out his plan to revive the u.s. economy, but stress the coronavirus must 1st be brought under control and he warned, lives are at risk. if donald trump continues to resist cooperation with the transition team. the u.s. national security advisor says he'd like to see the blockade on cattle resolved within 70 days. brian said a 1st step would be for saudi arabia and bahrain to fully reopen their airspace to qatari aircraft. former world bank official francisco sagacity has been chosen by peru's congress to be the new interim president, the 3rd national leader in just a week sagacity from a centrist political party, assumes the presidency ahead of elections called for april former interim leader. manual merino,

because it really did take another year for them to realize their freedom in 1866, a year when general grangeron and announced that they were free. >> watch the full program today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. >> you're watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span 3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. >> every saturday 88:00 p.m. history,- at 8:00 p.m. coincide a different college classroom injury about topics ranging from the american revolution,anemic civil rights, and other topics at 11:00. >> with most college campuses closed, watched professors transfer to a virtual setting to engage with their students. >> gorbachev did most of his work to change the union, but reagan and christian, reagan supported him. >> madison called the freedom of the use of the craft and it is freedom to print things, not a freedom of what we refer to institutionally as the press. >> every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. lectures in history is also available as a podcast. find it where you listen to podcasts. each week, american history tv "american

because it did take another year for them to realize their freedom in 1866, a year from when general granger came into galveston and announced that they were free. we are now having conversations about confederate monuments for example. one of the ways that i like to think about juneteenth is to think about it in terms of almost a kind of counter history part of what those confederate monuments represent assert aere erected to counter history of what happened in slavery and the civil war. african-americans in texas were celebrating this history and their achievement. they emphasize the fact that this was not something given to them, this was something they fought for and they achieved. when we think about these commemorations, they started in texas, they migrated to other states as african-americans left texas and now they are being celebrated in virtually every state and even in some foreign countries. prof. masur: thanks so much. another thing that is interesting about that story is thatthe emancipation juneteenth commemorates is an example of that process you described at first where free

granger. johnny cash founders his 1st band in the area the landsburg barbarians and composed some of his hits that. the king in crawford elvis 1st week of his only concert as a g.i. in europe. use explored across the country via a.f.n. in munich. they have been offered an incredible range of musical genres because they had to serve the various ethnic groups that were in the army so they had everything from country jazz blues jazz varia and america a match made in heaven the door of u.s. troops is not yet set in stone many here hope that decision may be reversed after the u.s. election and that this unique cultural exchange can continue. and maybe we'll know more later this week that's it for this edition of arts and culture for more culture stories check out our website any time day or night at d.s.w. dot com slash culture from. thanks for watching. the next pandemic is just a matter of time. scientists in brazil are convinced of this. the destruction of the rain forest continues the habitat a

the abe, looking through some of the names you like, granger, brunswick, 3-m, these seem like they are geared towards being reopening plays, right so, again, is if this market is kind of looking through to vaccine distribution, doesn't it also have to be looking through that faiz of the stocks that are, working and starting to leave the stay-at-home trades behind though as we saw last week, you know, on any given day you can all of a sudden have a big reversal and zoom is up 6% again. >> yeah. i mean, there's probably a couple of phases that we have to look forward to here the stock market probably discounted too much too quickly and has been doing a lot of that these days and there's an intermediate stage where, you know, i think even astrazeneca says 100 million a month it will take a while to roll this out to the entire world you might see the so-called herd immunity before we get the vaccine fully rolled out regardless if i'm looking at the stock market as a collection of individual stocks rather than -- rather than like this monolith we at center stone continue to find plenty of t

pamela, granger, co-chair of tobacco free sonoma county and cancer action network volunteer in support of the smoke flee sme housing presented today without marijuana exemption. we in could bac in tobacco contn francisco who stood up to the tobacco bullies over the years when we could not. that being said, let us share what we learned about smoke free housing over the past 14 years because between sonoma and marin counties there are 22 policies passed which include second-hand smoke from cigarettes and cigars, vape products and marijuana. science and citizens say smoke is smoke is smoke. as for the discussion of marijuana, the citizens comment the use of the smoke to provide relief from neighbors should not provide deadly health consequences to them. vapors are the alternative. covid 19 highlighted issues of racial and health equity and driven people indoors where air quality is more important than ever. new policy is flawless, laws have a significant effect on social norms. it is imperative it is not acceptable. that is not acceptable to smoke anything in multi unit housing. today san

pamela, granger, co-chair of tobacco free sonoma county and cancer action network volunteer in support of the smoke flee sme housing presented today without marijuana exemption. we in could bac in tobacco contn francisco who stood up to the tobacco bullies over the years when we could not. that being said, let us share what we learned about smoke free housing over the past 14 years because between sonoma and marin counties there are 22 policies passed which include second-hand smoke from cigarettes and cigars, vape products and marijuana. science and citizens say smoke is smoke is smoke. as for the discussion of marijuana, the citizens comment the use of the smoke to provide relief from neighbors should not provide deadly health consequences to them. vapors are the alternative. covid 19 highlighted issues of racial and health equity and driven people indoors where air quality is more important than ever. new policy is flawless, laws have a significant effect on social norms. it is imperative it is not acceptable. that is not acceptable to smoke anything in multi unit housing. today san

pamela, granger, co-chair of tobacco free sonoma county and cancer action network volunteer in support of the smoke flee sme housing presented today without marijuana exemption. we in could bac in tobacco contn francisco who stood up to the tobacco bullies over the years when we could not. that being said, let us share what we learned about smoke free housing over the past 14 years because between sonoma and marin counties there are 22 policies passed which include second-hand smoke from cigarettes and cigars, vape products and marijuana. science and citizens say smoke is smoke is smoke. as for the discussion of marijuana, the citizens comment the use of the smoke to provide relief from neighbors should not provide deadly health consequences to them. vapors are the alternative. covid 19 highlighted issues of racial and health equity and driven people indoors where air quality is more important than ever. new policy is flawless, laws have a significant effect on social norms. it is imperative it is not acceptable. that is not acceptable to smoke anything in multi unit housing. today san

pamela, granger, co-chair of tobacco free sonoma county and cancer action network volunteer in support of the smoke flee sme housing presented today without marijuana exemption. we in could bac in tobacco contn francisco who stood up to the tobacco bullies over the years when we could not. that being said, let us share what we learned about smoke free housing over the past 14 years because between sonoma and marin counties there are 22 policies passed which include second-hand smoke from cigarettes and cigars, vape products and marijuana. science and citizens say smoke is smoke is smoke. as for the discussion of marijuana, the citizens comment the use of the smoke to provide relief from neighbors should not provide deadly health consequences to them. vapors are the alternative. covid 19 highlighted issues of racial and health equity and driven people indoors where air quality is more important than ever. new policy is flawless, laws have a significant effect on social norms. it is imperative it is not acceptable. that is not acceptable to smoke anything in multi unit housing. today san

granger: mr. speaker, as the ember designated by ms. escobar -- ms. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. i inform the house that ms. escobar will vote yes on 1224. mr. e member designated by castro, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. castro will vote on h.r. 1224. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. mcgovern: as the member esignated by mr. welch of vermont, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. wrechl will mr. welch will vote yes on h.r. 1224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. sherman: as the member garamendi, y mr. pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. on mendi will vote yes h.res. 1224. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from -- seek recognition? speaker, as the member designated by ms. degette of h.res. , pursuant to 965, i inform the house that ms. will vote yea on h.res. 1224. the speaker