languages and dialects of business to become but it took 117 years and a very long journey via hamburg new york and los angeles before silent night became the most popular christmas carol of all time. the journey takes soused to the california desert to palm springs at the time the home of pain cross be being crossed. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he live just outside palm springs in a smaller way series of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building still exists today. i grew up in the big brother. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing the song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. like being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday late in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother larry would busy preparing for an annual christmas radi

languages and dialects of business to become but it took 117 years and a very long journey via hamburg new york and los angeles before silent night became the most popular christmas carol of all time. the journey takes us to the california desert to palm springs at the time the home of pain crosspiece being crossed. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he lives just outside palm springs in the small away series of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building stone exists today. i grew up in this being proud. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing this song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. like being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday night in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother larry would busy preparing for an annual christmas r

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languages and dialects of business to become but it took 117 years and a very long journey via hamburg new york and los angeles before silent night became the most popular christmas carol of all time. the journey takes years to the california desert to palm springs at the time the home of a mccroskey being cross. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he lived just down signed palm springs in the small away cities of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building stone exists today. i think was a big drug is on. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing the song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. but being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday late in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother larry would busy preparing for an annual christmas radi

languages and dialects of business to become but it took 117 years and a very long journey via hamburg new york and los angeles before silent night became the most popular christmas carol of all time. the journey takes us to the california desert to palm springs at the time the home of pain crosspiece being crossed. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he live just outside palm springs in a smaller way says of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building still exists today. i grew up in the bin for us. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing the song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday night in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother narey were busy preparing for an annual christmas radio special

and in erie, pennsylvania, they had over a foot of snow there and in hamburg, new york, just south of buffalo, a foot of snow and white christmas in places like pittsburgh and parts of the ohio river valley. the backside of this system has some significant cold as weld and now everybody in the eastern third of the country is feeling that freeze. warnings down to the gulf coast and florida, they're talking about falling iguanas across parts of miami. they just fall right out of the trees. one more thing that's crazy in 2020. whit. >> always an interesting site, the iguanas. rob, thank you. we'll talk to you soon. >>> the after-effects of the storm likely to make things difficult for many people heading home after the holiday. expect sizable travel delays today, especially in the big cities. abc's elwyn lopez joins us with more on the travel situation now. elwyn, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. as the holidays come to an end millions are already making their way back home. aaa predicts the bulk of that traffic will be on the roadways. experts say the peak of delays on maj

we're the official hamburger of the new york yankees, the new york mets... >> oh. >> the brooklyn nets>> and how does that work? you have, like--like, a marketing arrangement or-- >> uh, corporate sponsorship agreement with the teams. >> and how much does that cost a year? >> about 400,000 a year. >> oh, wow. 400,000 is a lot of money to spend marketing one product, especially only three locations. i'm gonna have to take a look at these contracts and make sure i know what we're getting for that. what i'd like to see is how the brooklyn burger is made. >> cut the meat here. now i don't know if you wanted to try cutting a piece of meat. >> well, i'd like to try it. i wanna learn. i'll stand over here, okay? and break it up into what? >> three pieces is fine. >> just watch your fingers. >> aah. >> [chuckles] >> it's all solid muscle. >> brooklyn burgers only accounts for about $1 million in sales. and it's sold at three major sports venues as the premium burger. so it could be a great stepping stone for something big, like getting into grocery stores around the country. the brooklyn burge

hamburger and a beer. joining me now is new york congresswoman elect nicole malliotakis.swoman-elect, wonderful seeing you tonight. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> your reaction to this ongoing dispute? >> what happened sat stay saturday night was terrible, tragic. i spoke to the deputy a little while ago. he is in good spirits. i wish him a recovery. the whole incident is under investigation. the accused will have his opportunity to respond in court. i don't want to lose focus of the issue that is hundreds of small businesses that are suffering. they cannot sustain themselves. they are going to be forced to close whether it is restaurants and hair salons been shut down by governor cuomo's arbitrary restrictions. these are individuals who are about to lose their livelihood. the governor is saying, perhaps on monday they may have a full shut-down of new york city restaurants that would be tragic and for some of these restaurants, that i know in the community, it will be the last straw. they will close their doors for good. i think about the employees that are this,

begin with richard engel, kristen welker, and peter alexander, and "new york times" chief correspondent peter baker, and dr. peggy hamburg, former fda commissioner in the obama administration. richard engel, you were in that hospital, the exciting moment, this woman will be turning 91 next week and seemed to be a-okay. >> she did, she was in good spirits. she's home now. a little upset because some paparazzi are gathered outside her door. not something that she anticipated. this is a woman who up until four years ago worked as an assistant in a jewelry shop. she was very pleased because she said the vaccine was free and it was the best thing in the world. so she is in very good spirits, looking forward to celebrating her birthday next week, and christmas. but of course the big news is that she's doing well and that the rollout program here has begun. today it started in about 70 hospitals including the one in coventry that gave the first dose. and it was a relatively small scale and slow beginning. for example, here in coventry, they've already stopped for the day. they only wanted to do about 100 patients, and they plan

new york city. yesterday, they announced they will be closed indefinitely. ainsley: that was the restaurant remember it was widely-known the president loved their hamburger itey have the salvation army band. brian: we had our christmas party there last year. ainsley: yeah, they have the salvation army band come through all the people sitting in the restaurant get sheet music and we all sing, i've taken my daughter there every year since she's been born. i really hope someone saves that restaurant. it's expensive but it's delicious and fun to go location ally when you just want a special, special occasion. brian: but somebody has to pay the rent. ainsley: my grandparents went there. brian: when they sell a burger you can't pay the rent. ainsley: if you worked for a company like my grandfather was with coca cola, they put it on the ceiling and you walk in there all these fun trucks are hanging down from the ceiling it's just a staple here. steve: closed. brian: i'd put my prelude on the ceiling but they never asked i had a sunroof. it was very sexy. rich edson is live in washington , because he's got this big story about the attorney general in the afternoon