that's right >> i -- i had your beautiful fiancÉ, gwen was on the show in october. very next day, she basically announced on instagram that you guys had been engaged >> yeah. >> seth: that's the kind of content that we could have really had a lot of fun with why did you wait until the day she left >> you know what i remember this, by the way, seth because she did your show from, i believe she was in oklahoma, we have a little cabin there that we stay n and believe it or not, somehow, i figured out how to get internet there. so, and she -- and she kept like doing this with her hand and you know, wondering if people would figure out that she was wearing an engagement ring i told her, i said, "you know, you wear more jewelry than mr. t so i don't think anybody is going to pick up on that, gwen." and they didn't. they didn't. you could have figured it out though. she was giving you hints >>seth: i know you know, it's very hard over zoom, because you never know, i don't want to stare, you end up looking in the camera more than you do at the guests so, um, it was true. it

skinny," gwen stefani reintroduces herself. a volcano.'t no holla back girl ain't no holla back girl ♪ >>> today is national pearl harbor remembrance day. 79 years ago 2,403 americans >>> today is national pearl harbor remembrance day. 79 years ago 2,403 americans were killed when japan bombed pearl harbor, hawaii. no members of the public will be at is ceremony but it will be live streamed at 7:55 a.m. local time. >>> a climb up the tallest mountain in oregon became a fight to survive. a woma a woman who took an unexpected tumble into a potentially deadly hole is talking about her ordeal. >> reporter: this morning an oregon woman is sharing her terrifying experience after falling down a snow-covered volcanic hole on mt. hood. >> it's like someone pulling a chair out from underneath you as you're trying to sit down. i have that sensation of falling. >> reporter: 32-year-old caroline sunbalm was climbing at an elevation above 11,000 feet when she stopped to rest, unknowingly sitting on a volcanic vent known as a fumarole. >> fell about fiv

john oliver, usher, priyanka chopra, also great music from gwen stefani, alicia cara. this year's winner for global citizen of the year is someone who has dedicated his life to advocate for people lost in a broken system. here to tell you more is oprah winfrey. >> the united states has the highest prison population rate in the world. black americans with incarcerated five times one american in state prisons. frank stephenson founded the alabama based equal justice initiative to address deep racial inequality and to represent those forgotten in the system. his impact is profound and critical. he has changed lives. he has saved lives and continues to give a voice to those silenced around our country. here is the global citizen of the year. ryan stephenson in conversation with usher. >> ryan stephenson, man, amazing to be able to be a part of this. you're receiving the global citizen of the year. >> i'm so honored by this award and this recognition. on behalf of everybody at the equal justice initiative who have been fighting this fight for a long time, we are really humb

and since gwen is out in l.a. >> we're all smiling this morning. i hope you're smiling. >>> next up, jon bon jovi, the rocker has gotten into the holiday spirit and released a series of songs including his take on tom petty and the heartbreakers "christmas all over again". listen to this ♪ everybody is singing ♪ all the bells are ringing ♪ and it's christmas all over again ♪ >> i like it, right? >> we all started swaying at the same time. >> he also covered fairytale of new york and ellis' if i get home on christmas day, so add those to the rotation. >>> next up, courtney cox. every year around the holidays a specific food-related scene from "friends" starts to make the rounds we're of course talking about monica's famous turkey dance every year courteney cox says people send her the gif countless times and this year she decided to recreate it with a turkey of her own. now she has revealed how she got a turkey on her head it seems difficult and really gross. >> is that a real turkey >> yes >> hold on that bone hur

. >> the bear was gwen's companion during a hospital say for severe asthma. return "bear". >> we hope so. >>> sky 7 caught a special delivery headed for the port of oakland. you're looking at new cranes that will allow the port to handle massive ships. transporting the ships is a delicate operation because the ship must lower the bridges. once installed, >>> for as bad as the warriors' road trip started, the dubs had a chance to salvage the trip with a win in detroit. that would even the series or the record to 2-2. he's one of 18. the bench was fired up. third quarter, stephen curry in transition from way downtown, splash. team high31 ry. back and forth we go. early fourth quarter, derrick rose, spinning and winning. pistons down one. here's james wiseman, running the field, and the 19-year-old slams it home before fouling out. golden state needed a big one from wiggins, he got it. 17 of his 27 in the fourth. damian lee, the big three. warriors win 116-106. they're set to begin a seven-game home stand against portland. >> our most solid game in terms of our

. >> the bear was gwen's companion during a hospital say for severe asthma. she's hoping someone will return "bear". >> we hope so. >>> sky 7 caught a special delivery headed for the port of oakland. you're looking at new cranes that will allow the port to handle massive ships. transporting the ships is a delicate operation because the ship must lower the bridges. once inst >>> for as bad as the warriors' road trip started, the dubs had a chance to salvage the trip with a win in detroit. that would even the series or the record to 2-2. he's one of 18. the bench was fired up. third quarter, stephen curry in transition from way downtown, splash. team high 31 for curry. back and forth we go. early fourth quarter, derrick rose, spinning and winning. pistons down one. here's james wiseman, running the field, and the 19-year-old slams it home before fouling out. golden state needed a big one from wiggins, he got it. 17 of his 27 in the fourth. damian lee, the big three. warriors win 116-106. they're set to begin a seven-game home stand against portland. >> our most

y ademÁs, en esta etapa, tam gwen siguen personas mayores de 65 aÑos de edad. >>> hablando de los trabajosetapa. que esperamos que podamos tener suficiente vacuna para empezar a vacunarlos, en enero y febrero. >>> gracias profe sora por su tiempo. si tiene dudas y preguntas por otros temas. telemundo 48.com. >>> estamos obligados a hacer de otra manera. >>> un programa al sur de la bahÍa para la comunidad indigente. >>> ayer estaba preocupado pero tranquilo. >>> la pandemia ha tenido un impacto en la producciÓn de tamales pero no todo estÁ perdido. le contamos. >>> vienen cambios en camino. del valle central. la neblina... todos los detalles al volver. >>> este aÑo no podrÁ ser. hablamos de la nota que veremos mÁs adelante. y a pesar de todo eso, la comunidad puede ayudar a esta organizaciÓn, donando cualquier cantidad de dinero para comprar una cena de navidad, para 300 indigentes. visite la pÁgina de... y busque la opciÓn de donaciones. >>> asÍ es, cÉsar, a pesar de los desafÍos de un aÑo sin precedentes la iglesia... y... vano fre zer alimentos. y las imÁgenes que esta viendo son de ley

nhk world's gwen kamtui reports. >> reporter: more than a year has passed since they lost their daughter>> translator: i miss her all the time. this suffering cannot be healed. >> reporter: their daughter was 26 when she died. she was apparently smuggled to britaivia chinand france. she managed to send a text message to her family from inside the container. "my journey has failed," she said. "father and mother, i love you from the bottom of my heart. i can't breathe. i'm about to die." >> translator: if i knew there was a risk, even just 1%, i would never have let my daughter go. >> reporter: her parents are now drowning in debt of about $24,000 she borrowed to pay for the journey. income of about $200 a month barely covers the interest payments. >> translator: we're in dire straits. i'm already old, and i don't know when i can pay off her debt. >> reporter: why do vietnamese risk everything to travel overseas? we met a young man in the central province of the country, home to 21 of the 39 people who died in the container. the 21-year-old says he was planning to go to germany this year,

. >>> 15-year-old carter ruben shocked them his voice could belie his age and could give gwen her firstility to win the show and that's just so insane to me. >> reporter: john holiday's voice fooled them during his audition is hat team legend's finalist on the precipice of something big. >> this is going to be an incredible time and moment i'm excited about that the journey has been incredible. >> reporter: now america decides whose journey arrives at a victor yas destination mark barger, nbc news. >>> right now the world health organization has given santa claus the green light to fly an official says st. nick is immune to the virus, echoing what dr. fauci reported last month. and countries are also relaxing their travel restrictions so santa can fly all around the world, but it is still important that kids practice social distancing and go to bed early parents may have control of the whole social distancing thing. that will be good. the whole going to bed thing, that's a whole other. >> with santa and his diet, it's hard to imagine he's immune. >> he has those elves. >> thanks for wak

gwen is 83. of others and she'll be saying thank you again next week. i'm all right now. case numbers and hospital admissions began to fall. lockdown restrictions were eased around the uk. but life was far from easy for those needing nonurgent operations which had been postponed because of covid pressure on hospitals. he said this isn't even up for discussion, you need both hips replaced. helen had been waiting more than a yearfor a double hip replacement. i'm in quite a lot of pain, some days are worse than others, sometimes i go into a spasm. it's just the not knowing. i don't know whether i should be walking, sitting down, resting, there's just nobody telling me what i should and shouldn't do and when it might happen. as people returned from summer holidays and pupils went back to school, the testing system came under immense strain. the bbc reported that some people were being told to drive hundreds of miles for a test, including one family near glasgow. belfast wasn't exactly desirable, espe

and he's also the one that came up with the pop residency, having big stars like gwen stefani and jenniferstints here. if we think back to the coliseum, when it was first created, it was for céline dion, and that was a residency which was wildly successful. céline and caesars grossed $385 million in ticket sales over 5 years. this planet hollywood theater holds 4,600 people. sell out all the seats, and the cash registers really ring. lemonis: this can get pretty close to a million dollars of revenue if all things are firing on all cylinders? -yes. -in a night? yes, and there's certain nights where, even just with ticket revenue, we've been over a million. even with the resident artists. criss' new theater promises to be spectacular and will raise audience participation to new heights. criss: so, when i levitate and fly around onstage, part of the audience will float out of their seats. -at least in their mind. -no. literally. criss wasn't ready to show me that trick yet, but he did have one bit of magic up his sleeve. so, we're gonna try something. i want you to write really large a number

>> that's exciting this will give gwen the first win as a coach carter is the youngest male winner inu make it feel like christmas. ♪ hallelujah shining on us too ♪ i want to thank you, baby ♪ you make it feel like christmas ♪ >> wow >> there you go. a little salt in the wound for blake there. >> congratulations. all right. next up, matthew mcconaughey, and we certainly love him. the actor release his first book "green lights. and turns out he was not much of a reader. he sits down with jenna and explained it takes him a very long time to finish reading something. >> i'm a very slow reader. i love reading, like, i picked up emerson's essays. i got turned on to that on self reliance it's like 23 pages long. that took me six months to read because i would read like two sentences and go, whoa i got to put the book down i have to take that into life and see if i can apply that. so i read very slowly. >> i can relate to that. >> you know what i mean? he's into it, and so there you go. and now we have round two of the big cookie bracket. and tens of thousands of people voted on today.com. t

today's show has a very special celebrity, chef jamie gwen. let's join your host, lifestyle expert, steve harkey. - hi everyone, if you love to eat, you have found the right place. we are cooking up so many favorites. i wish you could smell the aroma in here. it is making me so hungry. - i know i'm hungry too. steve, i have been blown away by the power and capacity of the maxx air fryer oven and you will be to. - we are cooking a whole lot today. look at these air fried french fries, onion rings, or you wanna talk about something big, look at this, that is a 12 pound whole turkey,. not a turkey breast. the entire 12 pound turkey. and, look at this one here. - oh, now this is a masterpiece. if you thought a 12 pound turkey was impressive, wait till you see the most incredible prime rib. now that, is perfection! notice how it's perfectly medium rare all the way through, but that crust, and the flavor that permeates all the way to the bone. steve, i'm cheating you a bite like a chef's do. right after that there let me know what you think. so good

>> the next question comes from gwen from wnyc. unmute aor, how do you phone? *1. >> please unmute your microphone. governor cuomo: do you want to go to the next one? >> governor, your next question comes from jackie roberts. your line is now open. please unmute your microphone. >> hello. thank you for taking a couple questions. i just wanted to clarify -- the plan for bills fans in the stadium is that still under , review or is it happening for certain? gov. cuomo: it is in development. we are working with the bills. you saw the outline of the proposal. you heard dr. zucker speak about the department of health program he is interested in. but robert mojica, dr. zucker and the bills are still trying to work through this. it has never been done before. how to do it, the devil is often in the details. we would like to do it. the department of health is interested in the concept. you heard the concerns of the department of health. could you create ancillary situations that you are not contemplating better problematic? the stadium is basically a controlled area. bu

again it is "the xx brain" gwen moore question, because because you talked about testing. a viewer asks can you talk about what tests or scans used to study alzheimer's and to track the progress of the disease? is the testing accurate? before movement live you said you were so for going to have a brain scan but you haven't done before. so you can talk about that. >> yes, i am a big fan. i firmly believe is the best tool we have right now to really assess brain health on an individual basis. it's a very strong diagnostic tool for alzheimer's disease and also a really good predictive tool and we explained that more now. what we do is a lot of brain scans. actually we work with each patient to make sure we address the concerns and we make them comfortable. so you don't have to do if you don't want to but most of us participants do want to. we look at, we do mri scans, and then we do what i love which is pet scan. my background is in nuclear medicine so that site into doing this for 20 years at this point back. we look at everything we can pick would look at the structure of t

. >> you not have gwen hogan of wnyc. your line is opened. reporter: can you hear me? governor cuomo: yes. reporter: i didn't mess it up this time. thank you for taking my question. governor cuomo: we did miss you last week. we waited for you. reporter: i got back on the line. governor cuomo: we sat here in silence. reporter: i wanted to ask you the covid, federal covid relief bill has $1.3 billion towards rent relief. i'm wondering if the state has developed guidelines for who and how it might be distributing those funds? governor cuomo i will refer to robert mojica. we have to get more detail on exactly how much we get. and what are the federal regulations that we are going to need to match. and it's premature for that. but let me ask robert if he has any additional information. >> as the governor has pointed out, we just found out about this addition to the federal bill last week. we will develop a plan for those funds. but right now, we are still waiting for the federal government to give us clear guidelines on it. also where the distributions are. some of the mone

>> now gwen revealed the whole ro mantingstory of her proposal. >>> the baby gets crass by chris. >>baby. >> so much love this year, but which romance was unveiled at first with only foot photos? >> i will do whatever it takes to get you back. >> this mom went missing on her mother's day bike ride, it's time to piece all the clues together. >> i would never hurt my wife. >> you think her husband is the one that did this? >> well dom "access hollywood,"

i heard it time and time gwen and especially today and so many republicans on capital hill either silence about it or not saying very much. >> john. in terms of the institutions , president nixon fought over -- i mean this is a sitting president trying to overturn the election that he lost. i can't recall any president denying the will of the people blata blatanty. it is threat of violence and activities and demonstrations. the fact that the president and his accolades is all the more troubling. i don't know how we diffuse it and get on the business of dealing the pandemic and the economy and the things that are important. >> john dean, appreciate it and dana bash. the scrambles distributing the first vaccine approved in this country. later the legal fights that could complicate the white house's lives. that and more tonight at 630. come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. is often unseen. because the pain you're feeling could be a sign of irreversible joint damage. every day you live with pain, swelling, and stiffness... you risk not being able to do the th

his win gives gwen stefani her first win as a coach. stefani's fiance's singer came in second.talent there. >>> up next on "today in the bay," the slate of bay area covid vaccinations plus -- >> reporter: and coming up on "today in the bay" an update on which marin county hospitals are reporting zero icu bed availability. >>> a live look for you at san francisco and we are tracking that incoming rain. when it will reach your neighborhood right after the break. 6:27. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:30, out of icu beds. that's the news in marin county. we are there live looking at how the county plans to address the crisis. vaccinations ramp up. a live look at concord where health care workers are ready to receive the vaccine. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> and a good wednesday morning to you. thanks for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >>> and i'm laura garcia. our other top story of the day is the rain heading to the bay area. let's check in with kari who has a look at when and where. >>> yeah, we're excited to see ano

expiration for december at the end of last week into monday now that cleansing is over, we can rebuild and gwen repair i wouldn't chase it, though, into 1850. looking for a little pullback to 1825 the fed is going -- gold is going higher, the new stimulus will come and we'll get inflation. i want to buy at 1865, risking 60 bucks on a 50-ounce contract. that's risking $3,000. my target to the upside is 1925, and at that you're going to make $100 and that's a $5,000 gain. this is a nice swing trade here. i expect gold, bullish time of the year, second half of of december. >> i know it's up against the safety trade and the reopening idea and everything else, so we'll see if this year is, in llct, different. bi baruch joining us there we'll do final trades next ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver ♪ gold bond champion your skin verizon 5g is next level.e 5g america's been waiting for. gold bond unlimited plans start at just $35, with entertainment the whole family will love. switch now and save $700 on galaxy s20 plus. only on verizon. ...i was just fighting an uphill battle in

he was about to enter the most con gwen shaconsequential part life. i would also like to observe that had madison married kitty floyd, there would have been no dolley madison. so i've done my best to get the women into the story. and they have fascinating stories as well. but i just want to thank all of you for being here today. thank gay again. cat emhoff who is the president of montpelier is here today. and i really appreciate all of the great things that have been done to montpelier. and i recommend that you visit it and see the evolution. mary ann dupont, in any case, a very wealthy woman, married to ran do randol randolph scott, to get it back to what it looked like, and the effort is remarkable. so thank you montpelier. thank you gay for a rangirrangi this. and thank you all for being here. [ applause ] >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span 3 explore our nation's past. c-span 3, created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >>> during the week on

those of you in the room, gwen gibson and joon crisp and some of these people who know these reporters. merriman deserves some comment somewhere along the line. he got a pulitzer prize. he was one of the greatest reporters who ever lived. he covered roosevelt, truman. he was a genius. he had a radio phone. in those days we had a phone assigned to the press pool. >> this is the pool, representing television, radio -- >> a television reporter, a radio reporter, a wire service reporter. it rotated. i was in it going to fort worth. matter of fact when i was chosen to be the pool man i didn't want to be the poolman that it was peer point's turn and there was an argument whether i was going to be on air force one. merriman smith was a reporter's reporter. he was magnificent in his reporting of it. he had the telephone, the one phone. he always sat up in the middle front seat of the pool car, which was usually a ford, not a big car. the first thing he would do when we got into a city, no matter what city, no matter how dull the story, smitty always got the telephone and we used to laugh at hi

four years earlier, he spoke with the late gwen ifilln the newshour. >> i am a black americ>> playwrighti couldn't be anything else. i make my art out of black american culture. it's all cut out of the same cloth, or so you will. that's who i am and that's who i write about. d >> white fol't understand about the blues. they hear it come out but theyn don't how it got there. >> brown: one hallmark of wilson's plays: the power and poetry of his language.in the film version of "ma rainey", viola davis plays the p title character. >> the blues help you get out of bed in the morning. you get up, you ain't alone. there's something else in the world, something been added byha song. >> it encapsulates exploitation, liberation of the music, violation of the spirit, what the blues does to the human condition, all in this one and when you have a thrilling actress like viola davis do it,s it becyou surrender to it.ec and then you pull back and go, oh my god, the world, the m universe just eanded while she was talking. >> brown: the real woman on whoy the ss based, gtrude'i b ma' rainey, also expande

, it really is quite remarkable and then you get it out of the battlefield with someone like chris gwen, and i won't get into details about you the things i got wrong out there. the coach finally has me set and chris, unfortunately, i don't want to say anything, but it is true with his current position and he is chief of interpretation. he is responsible for getting his team prepared and ready to go out to the field which mean, what? like any good officer, he is often behind the lines which is a damn shame because you all can tell he is a hefl an interpreter. so i hope, chris, you will make an appearance from time to time and out on the field where you belong. >> yeah. >> any time. any time. >> absolutely. absolutely. i do have one question and that is from our friend ron tracy and he says do you see other individuals fighting against little round top or are they content saying they increased the profile of the location? >> yes. even people within the 20th main and later in life pushes back on chamberlain's story and oliver wilcox, norton who is the bugler of strom vincent is another ex

we're going to have awesome presentations from ranger chris gwen, pete and myself because they needed a wild card and they got me. we'll see how that goes. thank you for all of the questions, all of the comments. you guys have been doing great with that. you always do. and we really appreciate that. and a lot of cwi attendees are in the comments section right now wishing we were all together. obviously, we wish the same. please take care of yourselves, everyone. tune in this afternoon, and thank you again, jen. it's been awesome. >> thank you. good luck with your tour. >> take care, everybody. >>> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. c-span3, created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >>> during the week on c-span3, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend. tonight, we look at the constitution and slavery. a law professor and actors who portray free and enslaved african-americans at colonial willamsburg d

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james, ranger gwen, pete and myself because they needed a wildcard and they got me. thank you for all of the questions and all of the comments. you guys have been doing great. we really appreciate that. a lot of attendees are in the comment section right now wishing that we were all together. obviously we wish the same. please take care of yourselves. tune in this afternoon and thank you for being on. it's been awesome. jennifer: thank you guys. have a good afternoon and good luck with your tour. >> take care everybody. about the people and events that shaped the civil war and reconstruction every saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern only on american history tv here on c-span3. even in the era before women were allowed to vote, some begin making the mark in society with careers in early broadcast radio. former radio rock castor and halper tells us the stories. she is the author of "invisible stars: a social history of women in american broadcasting." writersican women national museum hosted this event and provided the video. my life's work has been telling the stories of fo

period was a member of the board of supervisors representing district two and we compared those filings gwen existing lobbyist disclosures and essentially what we were trying to see is whether or not supervisor ferrell was asking people who were either lobbying him, meaning the lobbyists, or the people paying those lobbyists to lobby him. they asked him to make behest of payments. the reason we looked at that is that those individuals would constitute restricted sources under city law. meaning they could not give supervisor ferrell a gift. existing gift rules prohibit restrictive sources for giving gifts, restricted sources are those who are either doing business with the officials department or who have sought to influence the official in the last 12 months. so, obviously if you are lobbying somebody and reported that lobbying contact, you [inaudible]. not to say that this would have been unlawful for supervisor ferrell to solicit these. this is part of the point of this project. there is a loophole here in the law and that is what we're hoping to demonstrate with this review. so, we review

i just want to, not to correct you too much but gwen is a small business owner and she represents the dgra for a while. the only distinction it's important that i own a physical space on the street which because of -- i don't want to take credit away from chair borden. >> chair ronen: thank you for the correction. >> so, there's a couple things. one, hiss tryingly there's been a lot of tension between the small business community and the sfmta and part of it is a lot of big projects at the sfmta ha undertaken to accomplish its goals and have in many ways felt left out of the deliberate process. i want small business brought in the middle, not after a project is vetted infernally. to understand how a particular project might impact the small businesses on the ground. for instance, i'm on the 16th street bus improvement project construction mitigation task force. it's a long name. as you i'm sure snow, chair ronen, sfmta is considering a lot of improvements to 16th street and it may involve a lot of construction and i wanted to get involved in that because i didn't want to have another

host: this is gwen out of birmingham, alabama, democrat. caller: good morning, john.l, his legacy is very tarnished because, as an african-american and a woman in the united states, i feel very abandoned behind william barr and a lot of these republican legislators. let me say this. , to themericans, too woman from north carolina. i was born and raised here. we have been degraded, we have been looked down on for the right to vote, it is a disgrace. america is being seen as a disgrace right now from other countries. donald trump and the republican party are trying to demean the vote of african-americans. i'm very offended with what is going on in america. william barr is a disgrace. what went on with george floyd and black lives matter, people stood by. you are going to have to have something about these black churches burned down by the proud boys and trim supporters. that is what i want to talk about. white evangelicals that love trump, why are you not talking about that? this was a disgrace in america. donald trump is trying to demean and take away black people in t

my name is gwen schell. i represent a community of rural population. nurse and i work for a public health district. i want to describe the impact that covid-19 has had on the world population. and touch on the value of a vaccine. we have very limited nursing staff in this part of the united states. and in the rural population, that fursing staff is covering the area of about 500 miles. we have noticed an uptick in people being sent home from the hospital who are not meant to be home. all of these local skilled nursing facilities are very particular about who they take. a vaccine would not only benefit those who are at risk for contracting covid-19, but would also benefit the health population at large. i wish to express our excitement and gratitude for treatments that are coming. and i forgot to mention i don't have any financial ties. but i just wanted to bring to light the impacts that a vaccine will have on rural populations. thank you. >> thank you, miss schell. the next speaker is dr. douglas deiterich. >> thank you, i'm dr. douglas dieterich i'm

. >> gwen stephanie. meghan trainor and she is going to perform for us later today.ere on nbc. >> your headlines here at 7:30 the cdc set to make a big change to its covid quarantine guidelines the new guidelines say for those who come into close contact with a covid positive individual should quarantine for 7 to 10 days after exposure, and that is down from the 14 days currently recommended. fire in 2019 killing 34 people have been indicted on manslaughter charges individuals can end their quarantine after seven days if they receive a negative test or ten days if they don't get a test. >> the captain of the california dive boat killing 34 people has been indicted on 34 counts of seaman's manslaughter charges. it includes miscondublgt including not having a night watchman. 34 people were sleeping below deck when a fire erupted the captain was one of five crew members who managed to escape. boylan was indicted by a grand jury tuesday on 34 counts of seaman as manslaughter the indictment alleges misconduct and negligence, including the failure to having night watch. >>

she's been a regular panelist on pbs's "washington week" with gwen ifill, graduate of georgetown law school and finalist for the pulitzer prize in 2015. so, please, join me in welcoming joan in our esteemed panel for today's conversation. [ applause ] >> thank you, caroline, and thank all of you for coming here today on this unusually warm december 15th date, and to commemorate in several ways the -- oop. there it is. okay. to commemorate the 15th anniversary of what some of us feel like was just yesterday. you know, i remember where i was, obviously, i was in the press room, but i even remember where i was on december 9th exactly when i heard on the radio that the supreme court had stopped the recount. i was driving down north capitol towards the court when i heard what had happened, and as some of you might feel in this room, that was almost as momentum as what the justices ended up ruling, because some of us might believe that set the stage for what was going to happen on the 12th. but just think of how eventful those 36 days were between the november 7th election and final result

congratulations to young 15-year-old carter rubin for winning the "voice" this week on the west coast for team gwenc acting he has been acting and is very good the film is "palmer," and justin is an ex-con, returning to his hometown looking for a fresh start, only to find himself taking care of a young boy who is often the target of bullying. the two of them form an unlikely bond >> you ain't nothing but a criminal you got no right looking after any child. >> there's things in this world you can be, and there's things that you can't how many boys do you see on that >> none. >> what does that tell you >> i can be the first. >> trick-or-treat. >> truth is, i haven't felt like i was good at anything until now. i can't abandon that boy i will not abandon that boy. >> moments there, you can really see it i think that film has been on the shelf a while due to the pandemic a lot of buzz on that. good for justin. "palmer" is going to premiere globally on apple tv plus on january 29th you can check it out then. >>> next up, george clooney on "pop start." he and his wife, amal, have been married a little ove

i just want to, not to correct you too much but gwen is a small business owner and she represents the dgra for a while. the only distinction it's important that i own a physical space on the street which because of -- i don't want to take credit away from chair borden. >> chair ronen: thank you for the correction. >> so, there's a couple things. one, hiss tryingly there's been a lot of tension between the small business community and the sfmta and part of it is a lot of big projects at the sfmta ha undertaken to accomplish its goals and have in many ways felt left out of the deliberate process. i want small business brought in the middle, not after a project is vetted infernally. to understand how a particular project might impact the small businesses on the ground. for instance, i'm on the 16th street bus improvement project construction mitigation task force. it's a long name. as you i'm sure snow, chair ronen, sfmta is considering a lot of improvements to 16th street and it may involve a lot of construction and i wanted to get involved in that because i didn't want to have another

. >> gwen stefani. we hope you'll be with us.right here on nbc. >>> that business is done. let's get to the news at 7:30. lawmakers return to capitol hill yesterday with pandemic relief at the top of their to-do list. senate leaders are surging lawmakers to come together on a relief package, but republicans and democrats still can't agree on what to include in the bill and how much it should cost. >> there's no reason, none, why we should not deliver another mar major pandemic package to help the american people through what seems poised to be the last chapters of this battle. >> so we need a true bipartisan bill, not this is our bill, take it or leave it, that can bring us together and solve the desperate needs of the american people. >> at stake, funding for vaccines and testing, reopening schools, and potentially another round of paycheck protection subsidies for struggling small businesses. >>> a sign of hope in tokyo this morning. the olympic rings were re-installed and lit up for the first time in several months. the monume

i just want to, not to correct you too much but gwen is a small business owner and she represents the dgra for a while. the only distinction it's important that i own a physical space on the street which because of -- i don't want to take credit away from chair borden. >> chair ronen: thank you for the correction. >> so, there's a couple things. one, hiss tryingly there's been a lot of tension between the small business community and the sfmta and part of it is a lot of big projects at the sfmta ha undertaken to accomplish its goals and have in many ways felt left out of the deliberate process. i want small business brought in the middle, not after a project is vetted infernally. to understand how a particular project might impact the small businesses on the ground. for instance, i'm on the 16th street bus improvement project construction mitigation task force. it's a long name. as you i'm sure snow, chair ronen, sfmta is considering a lot of improvements to 16th street and it may involve a lot of construction and i wanted to get involved in that because i didn't want to have another

gwen callingo to from cincinnati, ohio, good morning.aller: good morning, seasons greetings my fellow americans. i just wanted to call. i listen every day to c-span and thank you for the show and what you do. i just wanted to say to the lady from new york, right on. becauseust drugged out the industry wants us to take drugs. people may want to consider finding useful things to do. put yourself outside of yourself and you won't need all the drugs. i go in the drugstore to get a pain reliever and there is so much stuff in the drugstore, it is outrageous. we used to have aspirin, those were our choices and now there is so much you don't know what to buy. prescribe.r i have neighbors who take 18 pills per day and that's ridiculous. i appreciate the call from the lady in new york and i want you to know, thank you. host: at a house oversight hearing on the opioid epidemic earlier this month, chairwoman carolyn maloney discussed the central role that oxycontin and purdue pharma played in the crisis over the decade. here's what she had to say. [

host: let's go to gwen calling from cincinnati, ohio. caller: good morning.easons greetings my fellow americans. i just wanted to call. i listen every day to c-span and thank you for the show and what you do. i just wanted to say to the lady from new york, right on. we are just drugged out because the industry wants us to take drugs. -- the industry seems hell-bent on having us take them. people may want to consider finding useful things to do. put yourself outside of yourself and you won't need all the drugs. i go in the drugstore to get a pain reliever. there is so much stuff in the drugstore, it is outrageous. anasin,have aspirin and those were our choices. now there is so much you don't know what to buy. doctors overprescribing. i have neighbors who take 18 pills per day and that's ridiculous. i appreciate the call from the lady in new york and i want you to know, right on. thank you. host: at a house oversight hearing on the opioid epidemic earlier this month, chairwoman carolyn maloney discussed the central role that oxycontin and purdue pharma played i

white men comeof online and on the phone and the gwen to talk about biden picked the wrong all, everythingcked, he picked the wrong people. but look at the looney tunes we have had now for four years we have this white man called trump. and all of his cabinets, one raisin among all of that rice and now they want to complain because it's a black man. this is a black man and they are worried about the strong black man. it's ok. in.re going to vote him but who else is better to handle in that position than a retired general? it's ok to get powell, because he's a republican, but we have this democrat black man and you are afraid of this black man, but i know one thing. i know how america is now because trump right you guys out from under the rock. host: go ahead and respond. guest: to be fair to my colleagues in other distractions, they have not been appoint condoleezza rice to be national security advisor or colin to be chairman of the joint chiefs and secretary of state. , theis particular case other top candidate for the job not a guy like me, a white male, it was a woman who would have bee