we spoke to area huffington, founder -- we spoke to arianna huffington, founder and ceo of thrive mobilewomen, certainly in the u.s., have dropped out of the labor force in the last of the incredible managing women of often full-time jobs and children being educated at home. and so the opportunity here is to look at the fact that women were always carrying the mental load. even when partners help, the mental load, the primary responsibility is still with women. so one of the things that we are offering at thrive is a problem called working families, where we encourage women and men to look at their home and their chores in the home and divide them based on an ownership model. you delegate something and you do not hold onto it at the same time. it is not about can you help with that, it is can you own that. from execution to conclusion. and we find that this really changes the amount of petty resentment and grievances that often accumulate at home when both partners are stressed trying to manage full-time jobs, children if they have children at home, and all the household chores. pandemic

make sure to check out her article in "the huffington post," truly a great remind tero stay inside this new year's eve. be sure to stick with us because the scandal that rocked the school district. a school board trustee's wife tweeting racist spats at kamala harris. that got national a tenthttenti we are talking to the woman who took a seat on the board and why she's making the changes that she is. we'll take a break and how about poor fred wilson? what a shame. so soon after retiring. i hear his wife needed help with the funeral expenses. that's ridiculous! -he had social security. -when my brother died, his wife received a check from social security, all right-- for $255! the funeral costs were well over $8,000. how on earth did she pay for it? fortunately, my brother bought additional life insurance -before he retired. -whew! i bet that cost a pretty penny, huh? not with colonial penn. coverage options start at just $9.95 a month. less than 35 cents a day. i have it myself. we both do. -both of you? -that's right. neither of us had to answer any health questions or take a physical e

jesse, remember when "huffington post" said they would only cover trumps campaign in the entertainmenthey called it a sideshow. >> jesse: i don't remember that because i don't read "huffington post." a study of swing voters, half of them have not heard of hunter biden. afterwards 10% said if they had heard about it they would've voted for trump. that's enough to have trump win. that's actually election interference. doctors don't hide bad test results from patients. financial advisors don't hide bad stock performances. the media hides bad news for democrats from their viewers. it's a cover up. they use these techniques. they use the word unsubstantiated, the word disinformation, using the first phrase conspiracy theory or they do a total blackout and deployed all these techniques with the hunter biden because it was a mortal threat to the joe biden campaign. it is sleazy totalitarianism. it's sanctioned by the parent companies of these big tech and media empires because they have big business in china and they want biden there because he's not going to rock the boat. the cash keeps com

at some international news, we'll come back to coronavirus shortly, but let's look at what the huffingtony in the united states, harriet. this is ao—year—old brandon bernard, who was executed. there was a massive appeal, with celebrities saying this death does not need to take place, yet it has done, and a lot of questions over the time of this, the fa ct questions over the time of this, the fact the united states is in a transition period in terms of its administration, a lot of concern, even thejurors turning administration, a lot of concern, even the jurors turning against this. yeah, brandon bernard was a teenager when he was convicted of murder back in 1999 and he was executed today. it is very interesting timing for president trump because, as you say, it is very unusual for executions to be carried out during this presidential transition period, if you like, and particular because there are formal plans —— four more plan. if president trump has those carried out, he will have conducted the most executions under his residency than any president in over a century, which is very inter

dianne feinstein told the huffington post that she is back in california secretary of state alex padilla. gov. newsom is facing pressure to appoint a diverse candidate. harris is the second black woman to ever serve in the senate, padilla is the son of mexican immigrants, and if appointed he would become california's first ever latino senator. >>> you jobless claims fell last week across the country, here in california claims fell to the lowest levels since the shutdowns began. fewer than 130,000. that is down by more than 38,000 the week before. nationwide 712,000 workers filed for first-time benefits. down by sunday 5000 from the previous week. >> warner bros. has announced hbo max will be streaming all of its 2021 movies. the same day that they are released in theaters. the movies include matrix for, space jam, a new legacy, and the suicide squad. hbo max tweeted that the movies will be available at no extra cost to subscribers. warner bros. is the second largest movie studio in the world. this decision could change the way that movies are distributed in the future. >>> still ahead, m

african american studies in social studies at harvard university pretty he is written for npr, huffington post, baltimore sun, the point, the nation, time and tv news and more. the broader academic interests include black intellectual and political thought 20th century continental philosophy, the philosophy of race and racism, questions of poverty and crime and hip-hop and black use culture. peniel and brandon thank you for joining us virtually and i will hand this screen over to you guys. thank you. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> all right. it is an honor and a privilege as always to be here with my dear brother and somebody i consider to be an enormous inspiration intellectually and personally, doctor peniel jose joseph. for those of you who do not know peniel joseph is arguably the founder of the fields of lack power studies and has done such pathbreaking work and black radicalism and overtime he has not become and i think this book really cements it one of the great historians of postwar united states and this was a powerful book, a book of fire that all of us will

he has written for npr, wgbh, huffington post, baltimore sun, the.the nation, time, news, and more. his broader academic interests include black and political thoughts and the 19th and 20th century flocks the thoughts of race and racism, questions of pot and personally doctor pen neil joseph for those of you who don't know he i he's arguably te founder of the field of black power studies and has done work in the studies of black black radicalism and over time he has now become, and i think that this book really cements this one of the great historians of the postwar united states. this is a powerful book all of us will have to pass through not just to understand political lives and international questions but also our own moment and i think one of the things that excited me is that your history is always done with an eye towards the president and i am grateful to be here and was hoping maybe we could start with a broad question about the title. why do you describe malcolm x, martin luther king in that way in the sword and the shield? >> that is a great question. i want to give you a

he has written for in br, huffington post, baltimore sun, the nation, time, mtv news and more. 's broader academic interests include black intellect and political thought, nineteenth and twentieth century continental philosophy, the philosophy of race and racism, poverty, crime and incarceration and sociology of hip-hop and black youth culture. peniel joseph and brandon terry, thank you for joining us and i will hand the screen over to you guys. >> thank you. it is an honor and a privilege to be here with my dear brother and somebody i consider an enormous inspiration intellectually and personally, peniel joseph. for those who don't know, peniel joseph is arguably the founder of the field of black power studies, he has done work on the studies of black radicalism and overtime has become and this book really cements it, one of the great historians of postwar united states. this is a powerful book, a book of fire all of us will have to pass through not just to understand black political life, international questions of politics in the late twentieth century but also our own momen

the leaders of the republican party -- this is from the huffi huffington post.s president obama was celebrating, top strategists were contemplating a way to submarine his presidency. newt gingrich said this you'll tler as the day the seeds of 2012 were sown. you worked with steve bannon. do you see anything wrong with my theory here? >> you are 100% spot on. it's important to point out this is not just about donald trump. if donald trump had never existed, we would still end up where we are now. i think donald trump was an accelerator putting racism front and center. but they have been orchestrating these policies to try to suppress -- demographics in this country have been changing. we have seen with every election cycle that black, brown, asian, every demographic that isn't white is overwhelmingly going for democrat. so knowing by 2035 we are going to be a majority minority country, they need to pick their voters and do everything they can to try stop black-brown people from showing up to vote. when it is a level playing field, they are going to lose. anyone w

and we talked here and on cnn and things like that and i was reading this piece about you in the huffington post any talkor the fact that you spend time trying to get these public health messages out and these types of forms. ionder, have you considered talking to top forums such as lam, newsmax, parler, this like that and audiences that may be not hearingn these forums but need to hear the message. >> the answer is yes. i'm wilng to talk to anyone, in any platform that we can effectively get the message across, particularly in the arena of importance of people getting vcinated because we don't wanthat to be the missg link in our success in not having people get vaccinated. you know, sign me up. >> how do you balance between being a cheerleader for these public heah practices in providing the evidence in the science behind them and also being this sob minded scientist? there ar too many people who still are not abiding b these basic public health measures, ten and 11 months into this. we've had so many conrsations and at which point do you change the message a bit around masks or physical d

listen to "the huffington post" account of the struggle to fill kamala harris' senate seat in the statef california. "three main camps and their subgroups are trying to influence california governor newsom. those advocating for black woman, those advocating for latino and those advocating for a member the lgbt community." in other words, certain jobs for certain identities. certain skin colors have preprescribed roles. how is that different from a traditional caste system? how is that better than the jim crow south? those are fair questions, but no one ever ask them. instead the media just applaud. >> i don't remember a cabinet or a senior appointment that are this diverse. >> i suspect he may will have one of the most diverse cabinets in the history of this country. >> the most diverse staff that a transition has ever had. >> he promised the most diverse cabinet in history. >> the most diverse ever assembled. >> and it could be the most diverse ever. >> assembling what is essentially the most diverse cabinet in history. >> president-elect biden, vice president-elect kamala harris have

it's on "the huffington post." thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> thank you. it. >>> among the many things that changed in 2020 was of course the vast number of people working from home. with millions around the world settled in to their new work environment now for months, could it become the norm? anna stewart takes a look. >> this is the year, working fm home went main stream right around the world. this was a how to work from home video that i made all the way back in march. i thought this might be the way of things for a couple of months. wow, did i get that wrong? >> reporter: as we reach the end of 2020, many of us haven't returned to the office. we're still on zoom, skype, web ex, slack. while video conference fatigue has set in for some, others are happy with this new way of working. twitter is one company that's embraced the change and is allowing some employees to choose to work from home permanently. >> over 80% of our employees working four or five days in the office, so pretty much full-time in the office. and one very small percentage, single di

and we talked here and on cnn and things like that and i was reading this piece about you in the huffington post any talk for the fact that you spend time trying to get these public health messages out and these types of forms. i wonder, have you considered talking to top forums such as lam, newsmax, parler, things like that and audiences that may be not hearing in these forums but need to hear the message >> the answer is yes, i'm willing to talk to anyone and any platform that we can effectively get the message across, particularly in the arena of the importance of people getting vaccinated. we do not want that to be the missing link in our success, not having people get vaccinated. sign me up. betweeno you balance being a cheerleader for these public health practices, providing the evidence and science behind them, and also being this sober minded scientist? there are too many people who are still not abiding by these basic public health measures 10-11 months into this. we have had so many conversations, at what point do you change the message around masks or physical distancing? people

joe biden's team, according to "the huffington post," has asked senate democrats like yourself to send him judicial nominees asap. the last four years have been marked by a record number of judicial appointees. president-elect joe biden, according to the article, wants democratic senators to recommend nominees to him who are diverse not just in terms of race or gender but professionally, something progressives have been clamoring for for years. in a letter obtained by huffpost, biden's incoming white house counsel tells democratic senators to find public defenders and civil rights attorneys in their states who they think would be a good fit for a federal judgeship. are you familiar with this? >> i am definitely familiar with that spirit in my conversations with transition members. my senior senator, bob menendez, and i have been working really hard on coming up with a very qualified, diverse, long list of judges for the judicial emergency we really have in the state of new jersey. so what donald trump and mitch mcconnell have done to the federal bench -- and i say both of them because

he's written for huffington post, baltimore sun, the point, the nation, time and tv news and more and his broader economic interests include black intellectual and political thoughts, 19th and 20th century. the philosophy of race and racism, crimes and incarceration and hip-hop and black culture. thank you for joining us virtually tonight and i'm going to hand this over to you guys. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. all right, it's an honor and a privilege to be here with my dear brother and somebody i consider to be an enormous inspiration, intellectually, dr. peniel jones, he's done studies on black radicalism and over time he's now become and i think this book really cements it, once of the great historians of post war united states. this was a powerful book. a book of fire that all of us will have to pass through, not just to understand, you know, black political lives, american lives, international questions of politics in the late 20th century, but also our own moment and i think one of the things that always excited me about you as a thinker and a scholar, is that

neutral flag if they can prove their claim travis waldron writes about sport and politics for the huffington post he says the next olympics will still have a significant russian presence. the russian athletes for the most part are still going to be there and i believe the ruling today said that you can even say russia on their uniforms as long as it also says neutral or some other designation on it so we won't see the russian flags or hear russian anthem i suppose but for the most part it is going to be a lot like the rio olympics or past events where russia will be there will be marginally noticeable even if we're just kind of pretending that they're there or not we're there facing some significant hundreds if wada can stop a scheme this large and this obviously corrupt and do this and do scale what does it say about their ability to stop this sort of doping that we know is rampant in others words that we know it's happened inside. olympic teams and olympic committees let including the united states that the 1st grand slam tennis tournaments of 2021 has been pushed back by 3 weeks to cry in

it was after the incident that she brought up in parliament that he gave an interview to the huffingtonn't go to any behavioural training to try and correct some of that behaviour, you should not be allowed back into the lords. this has to be approved by the full chamber, that is likely to happen later this week. we have not heard from michael yet. —— lord maginnis yet. let's go to holyrood where scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon is taking part in first minister's questions. the housing minister has decided to go further in providing safeguards andi go further in providing safeguards and i can confer we will introduce regulations to legally prevent any eviction notice being enforced during the six—week period from 11th of december to 22nd of january u nless of december to 22nd of january unless there are exceptional circumstances such as anti—social or criminal behaviour or cases of domestic abuse. finally, let me highlight that the health secretary will make a statement later updating msps on our clients to vaccinate people against covid—19 and we are preparing for the first va