i took on the mission with my eyes wide open. i gave it all and left it all on the field in my fight for the state. honor your oath, live up to your calling. don't walk by a problem and to para phrase john boyd, choose to do something instead of trying to be somebody. as i make the trip back home from d.c. to arizona for the last time and close out this nine-year chapter, i do so with gratitude, joy, be no regrets. having represented the most optimistic, resilient and gritty people on the face of the earth. while my name is on the door on our office here, this is a team effort. none of what with we achieved without exceptionally talented, selfless and committed staff, many of whom are here today. i'm so espionage for my -- thankful for my team of professionals who embody our core values of integrity, excellence, teamwork and make it happen mind-set. i want to thank those who have been with me all six years in my time in the house and senate, my chief of staff, justin roth, who leads our amazing team through thick and thin, my legi

>> but the big guy is on his way and he's got the santa bodies to say healthy this christmas. >> i took and i vaccinated santa claus myself. i measured his level of immunity and he is good to go. >> for the first time ever, the federal aviation administration issuing santa a special commercial space license for a mission to the international space station. the faa saying the man in the red suit will swing by the iss this morning in his star sleigh one space capsule. meanwhile, back here on earth, santa's special permission to spread holiday cheer and only holiday cheer continue to come in. >> santa is required to wear a mask this year. i think you will still be able to recognize him. >> of course norad is busy tracking santa's slay, though their call center will be scaled back due to covid-19. a mobile app can keep us apprised of santa's whereabouts. though norad's santa tracking program, now in its 65th year is completely donation-based. going on, the holiday will continue as scheduled even if it's looking a little different this year. just ask plexiglass santa, drive-by santa or snow

i took in more than one man who was probably a better man than i was with both rifle and revolver butn each case i knew just what i wanted to do and like david, i did it first. >> soon he was occupied on another ranch. he brought a certain western toughness to his new job as united states civil service commissioner holding firmly to the conviction that government jobs belonged not to those who stormed the doors of washington after an election demanding payment for services rendered, but to the qualified. his fight against favoritism is well remembered. his spirit still weapons over our civil service commission. during the 1970s and 1980s new york city was already a metropolis. bright and thriving, bustling with progress. and in the following years, this city of wealth became a city of wonders. ♪ >> but during the gaiety that reached a peak in the 90's, roosevelt went to work on a job that was harder than he had ever faced. >> this was the situation when i came to the street. the first fight i made was to keep politics out of the force, not only politics but every kind of improper favo

i took in more than one man who was probably a better man than i was with both rifle and revolver. but in each case, i knew just what i wanted to do. and like david, i did it first. >> soon he was occupied on another ranch. he brought a certain western toughness to his new job as united states civil service commissioner. holding firmly to the conviction that government jobs belong not to those who stormed the doors of washington after an election, demanding payment for services rendered, but to the qualified. his fight against favoritism is well remembered. his spirit still watches over our civil service commission. during the 70s and 80s. new york city was all ready a metropolis. bright and thriving, bustling with progress. and in the following years, this city of wealth became a city of wonder. but during the gaiety that reached a peak in the 90s am reform administration was elected in which roosevelt was chosen as the new police commissioner he went to work at the hardest job he had ever faced. >> new york was a wide open town. the big bosses rolled in wealth. this was the situa

i took so many pictures. wrote this book to share the experience of safe, that is my advice. >> space x, to sensible is to mars, more and more people are starting to imagine they are going to make this flight to other worlds? it is a lot harder on the body and the mind that a lot of people are expecting. we have these romantic notions of what will be like to live on another world when not necessarily push themselves to the limit on earth, and the survival you training as opposed to the actual time you spend in space, you think humankind is ready, imagination, understand what will be expected of us of those who make the journey? >> people are pretty amazing and resilient and we are wondering what is over the horizon and exploring for thousands of years, that is what people do. there will be psychological challenges. the psychological aspect, more important than the physical technical challenge of spaceflight. we have to have electric power, the engines to get you there and back. there are things you have to ha

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and when i took him out, it was perfect. tyson fury has already he is ready. has he?es of he will take you or three rounds. that's good to hear, at least i will get him in the ring. how do you think the dynamic around the fight has changed? he is still bookmakers' favourite after your performance tonight. how do you feel the dynamic has changed ? tonight. how do you feel the dynamic has changed? it's good. tyson is talented and he will bring out the best in me. i really feel like his confidence, the bookmakers, me steadying him. i have been to tyson fury's fights when he forjohn mcdermott when i was still an amateur, i saw him fight chisora, so it will be good to change those odds and put them in my favour. that's all from sportsday. we'll be back with more at 7.45 up up next on bbc news it is the media show. hello. this week, ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, put out a pretty stark warning. they said that traditional uk broadcasting is at risk without radical shake—up. but at risk of what exactly?

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i took the most amazing pictures it was just perfectly rotating like this and it was like a slow-motion. there is a little half inch gap and i waited how much does it take to get your space legs? >> you are probably good after a couple of days but you are not great for weeks. there's a pretty steep learning curve. for me i felt pretty good but i was still awkward and not efficient at getting tools. the first two weeks i was getting better when i went back four or five years later it took like a month maybe. i could move around. it was just second nature and like i said it took a month for a few weeks. >> i wondered about that when you say push off from the wall you not only are but you can't help but give yourself some type of rotation in multiple axes but i can imagine at the same time i want to twist at least twice. there used to be a competition to see how far you could go. it's probably 20 or 30 feet. you can't go from one end to the next. you have to have some type of curve but getting from one to another isn't hard. it's almost impossible without bumping onto something but you u h

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so what i get a little while ago i took a trip up there to the north pole. i went there and i vaccinated santa claus myself. i measured is level of immunity and he's good to go. right you heard it straight from the source doctor fauci has given santa the green light. >>to safely make his annual trip. around the world with his bag of gifts that. yes, yeah, going to be safe on that front, but how's he going to deal with. >>the weather that night first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has that saint nick, a love the weather around the bay area is maybe a little roughly even though as the storm clouds going to gather that day and the winds likely be picking up with a chance of rain on christmas day outside tonight, beautiful out there this evening we do have a couple of patches of fog moving along the coastline, weak cold front bringing some high clouds out there right now, but we continue to scan your skies get a chance walk outside look toward the southwest we're talking about the great conjunction tonight that's jupiter center actually meeting up in their o

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i just never really thought, i never took that seriously. i never thought, lord knows why, so i was so blasc about it but inever thought there would be an evil outbreak in the united states . i never gave much thought to the mosquito west nile virus, any of that.so i was much later to realizing the seriousness of it and that it was here. >> how can one ever have imagined what this would become. i mean, yes, i sort of felt like it was coming it was going to be serious and perhaps because i went through the aids pandemic in the 1980s, i went in san francisco and was there in 1985 and experienced that entire pandemic which of course has been devastating and continues tothis day . but there still is not an aids vaccine and 32 million people have died of aids in the beginning of that pandemic. and i think i remember this early age it spread. just basic air travel, international air travel. and but of course, that could never happen and become a global pandemic it had become that what we would be on lockdown and stay at home that our lives would ch

lowey: i took him for lunch, we had a lovely meeting. but he has to make decisions about the issues that he is passionate about. i wanted to be sure that there is a smooth transition, and i was there, and i will be there, and my staff is there to give him all the advice he needs. i just, when i met with him and i took him to lunch, i just said, "this is the most extraordinary job you can ever have. take advantage of the opportunity. think about who you are. think about the community. think about what you want to accomplish. and i know you will make the right decisions." it is a tough job because it consumes you, but it's an extraordinary opportunity to help people. and even after 32 years, i love every minute and i have enjoyed working with my colleagues, i have enjoyed work as chairman, i have enjoyed an opportunity to get things done. and i have always said, "when you see a problem, you have an obligation to do something about it." and i did that as pta president, and i have been doing it as a member of congress, and i can even do it mo

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the male river guides, and so when i received this invitation from my friend, it was an invitation i tooki 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 and squash and other crops with my grandparents. i rode horses, and really living off the land. i was very fortunate to grow up with my elders, who taught me to respect and care for the earth. when i was a river guide, i would get a lot of people saying, "tribes are extinct, "i didn't know that tribes still existed," when, in fact, we are alive, we are prospering — wejust want to be acknowledged. mathew point overlook provides that opportunity. it teaches them and it shows them that the tribes are still here and living, and they are not extinct, and that this place is a place of spiritual and cultural significance to the tribes. my heritage, my culture is very important to me because the environment, mother earth and father sky, are very

i took a vitamin d pill every day. i came back in good shape. >> was going to say think there's 11 things a been able to figure out that happens your body at this point. with exercise are able to account for all but three at this point. you have essentially fluid redistribution are not able to have any solution for. problems with eyesight as well. i can't remember what the other one is. >> radiation. >> yeah that is a separate thing entirely. but at this point that workout regime you're doing, that is what the international space station has really been teaching about spaceflight this point. it's how to overcome most of the downsides of being in this microgravity. they can deal with the muscle loss. they can deal the bone loss. they can deal with a lot of these issues. it is the fluid redistribution and you just need gravity we don't know what the long-term consequences of that are. >> rights. for good news about eyesight is, the vast majority of astronauts are fine. nobody has gone blind. some guys come back that they

when i took over we had depleted military. we had no ammunition. i never forget a very overrated general coming to see me, sir, we have no ammunition. this is my first two days in office. i say no president should ever have to hear that. no president should be ever be spied on either. we head a lot of records. but we have a totally rebuilt and our nuclear is now tippy-top. you hope to god you never have to use it. >> today, which found out late last night the supreme court would not hear the texas case, it did not have standing according to them. i judge by judge, by your tweets you're very disappointed in that. is it over? president trump: it is not over. we keep going. we'll continue to go forward. we have numerous local cases. some of the states that got rigged and robbed from us. we won everyone of them. we won pennsylvania. we won michigan. we won georgia by a lot. we have a governor, republican governor that is worse than a democrat. he is terrible. he is hurting kelly and david very badly, senators that are terrific people. but wisconsin as

i took the pfizer vaccine and i have shellfish allergies.as clearly described by the drug companies and cdc, that people who have food allergies can take it. we know how to treat the allergies. this physician was carrying an epipen. this is extremely rare, and we can treat the allergic reaction much more effectively than a severe case of covid-19. it's a risk-benefit. >> non judge jeanine: what i'm saying is none of us had heard of any of this. i am in the news and i watch it all the time. nobody talked about it being a risk with shellfish. or women who have botox are also at risk. >> the default in the united states, it isn't that the companies are keeping it secret. the cdc issued very specific guidelines. if you have an allergy from prior vaccines. over 1 million doses have been issued and this is the third such report. the vaccine is a miraculous development. it's a direct product of president trump's will and vision. it's miraculous that we have it 10 months after 9 pandemic began here. i received my at langone where a patient of mine p

>> what i did a little while ago, i took a trip up to the north pole. and i vaccinated santa claus myself. >> there you have it, kids. santa is vaccinated by dr. fauci himself. >> whew. in a whole new way. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it, and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. new aveeno® restorative skin therapy. with our highest concentration of prebiotic oat intensely moisturizes over time to improve skin's resilience. aveeno® healthy. it's our nature™. skip to cold relief fast. to improve skin's resilience. alka-seltzer plus power max gels. with 25% more concentrated power. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! ow! so, you think santa will like these red and green m&m's? i don't know! i never met the guy! whaaaaa! he does exist! they do exist! uhm... santa? over time, you go noseblind to the odors in your home. (background music) but others smell this... (upbeat music) that's why febreze plug has two alternating scents and eliminate odors for 12

so what i hear a little while ago i took a trip up there to the north pole. i went there and i vaccinated santa claus myself. i measured is level of immunity and he's good to go. >>there you have it straight from the expert himself doctor fauci says he gave san of the green light to slide down chimneys and lee presents this year. so no worries on that front. it is 4.56 we'll take a quick break coming up in the next hour. >>free covid testing at the union city bart station will have more about that coming up and more hope on the way as moderna's vaccine is coming to california, we'll tell you how many doses we can expect. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry. with 6 times the freshness ingredients, downy unstopables gives you more of what you love. if you want lau

after the refugees were brought aboard, i took some pictures. but as usual, i didn't have any camera with me for the real picture, the one blazed in my mind. as they approached the ship, they were all waving and trying as best they could to say hello america sailor, hello freedom man. it's hard to see a boat full of people like that and not get a lump somewhere between chin and belly button and it makes one proud and glad to be an american. people were waving and trying not to let other brave men see their wet eyes. a lieutenant said, yeah, i guess it's payday in more ways than one. we got paid today. and i guess noncould say it better better than that. it reminds us of what america has been, a place a man or woman can come to for freedom. we have a real burden with refuges but i hope and pray we can always find room. we have a unique society made up of castoffs of all the world's wars and yet we're strong and free. no matter where our forefathers came from, we believe in that freedom. i hope we always have room for one more person. maybe an afgh

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i told myself to stay on your feet. >> i took off in a sprint towards him. i never grabbed somebody so hard in my life. >> reporter: this family made it out of their home just in time. >> as we're driving away, massive explosion. it was just this huge explosion. i was driving and i hear the sound. i was looking forward and the whole car shifts. >> i'm looking back at my two sweet kids in their pajamas. i was like we have everything we need. >> reporter: investigators are working to determine if the at&t building was the bomber's intended target knowing that could go a long way in confirming a motive. mona? >> thank you. >>> a police officer's job is on the line at a hearing in columbus, ohio. city officials are deciding whether adam coy will be fired for the shooting of an unarmed black man. coy did not turn on his body camera until after the shooting. >>> turning to the weather a major storm is set to move across the country. let's look at your monday forecast. that storm starts with mountain snow in southern california and the rockies where up to three feet

i took miami and 3 points on their season opener against lsu. oh, there it is. ll, week one. i was also sure the hurricanes would play for the national championship. 40-to-1. well, that didn't work. down another 600 bucks. in a flash, my pockets were more than $2,700 lighter. proof that businesses here are diversifying. gaming accounted for just 34% of revenues on the strip in 2017. rooms, drinks, and entertainment made up half. food is another huge slice of the pie. with top restaurants from gordon ramsay to giada de laurentiis, las vegas has become a foodie hot spot. but it's always been a destination for one thing -- the really big buffet. and one of the biggest, bacchanal at caesars palace. coming in at 25,000 square feet with 500 different dishes, i'm about to find out if this place lives up to the hype. it seems busy. -is it always busy? -it's always busy. okay, this isn't your average buffet. oh, my gosh. it's a football field of food. it keeps going? lamb chops, crab legs, paella. holy [bleep]. and the boss of this sauce? executive chef leticia nunez. -hi

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no time to settle into the demanding job. >> when i took the oath of back to the ent oval office, my desk was piled with problems. we had an economic crisis. with our ertainty allies and our adversaries. public trust in the government. i finally came to the conclusion rid of mr. o get ixon's past problems and spend a hundred percent of my time on americanems facing the people as a whole. do that was way to to pardon mr. nixon, get all his of the white house, concentration could be on the economy, diplomatic military problems, including how we could end the vietnam. in there were some in the congress a deal that i had made with mr. nixon in order to become president, and in return, would grant him a pardon. hat was a total inaccurate fabrication. i could put itat on the record under oath was to a request by the house committee on the to go up to capitol hill and lay out the facts. of the e request chairman of that committee, and the chairman of the subcommittee subcommittee, i went up to testified under ath that there was no deal, that the decision was made was best for at the american

once when i was in my thirties i took about to launch -- i was a reporter and i took him out to lunch and i said ok, you teach people. give me some writing advice. and he said, don't use dialog tags. so, i did not get writing advice from him, although that's pretty good advice. but i did see that riding was something that you could do. and i did see that, sometimes he was so excited. that he could not keep himself from reading his work to us. i could see that there was some, with all the misery and all -- pay for braces and you have to go to public school and with all that stuff and all the misery, and all the late nights in the house where we lived. my father had a little study in my bedroom, they were on the same floor. so i knew he was in there knocking around three in the morning. but still, i saw him, i saw was doable. all he did is just that he did it every day all the time. so that i think was a huge benefit. the other great benefit was, i grew up in a household where books were king. i remember, this is one of my best stories about my father. i could answer this all night. we

this is a challenge as levittowners take a stand. >> you're for them or against them. >> i took a stand for peace, non-violence, and no intimidation of the meyers. >> i have no prejudice against colored, i would just not like to have one as a neighborhood. >> we will act towards them like any other neighbor. we will be friendly towards them and speak to them. >> i would not be afraid to live in a community where the negros would be living. >> i think majority of people here will accept things and believe, as i believe, that a good neighborhood is not one whose color is white or black. is just a good citizen and such. >> mr. meyers and all negros have a right. they're as good as i am. the reason they came into levittown was to show people he could get here. >> i just feel that it is their legal right to move in here. and if they move in and they're law abiding citizens i have no complaints. >> if more colored are allowed to move in levittown will go downhill. >> i don't think the meyers have anything to do with the property decreasing or increasing. i think that is purely a white problem

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what i did a little while ago, i took a trip up to the end of the north pole. ere and i vaccinated slaus, myself. i measured his level of immunity and she good to go. >> good to go. dr. fauci saves the day once again. we are so glad, dr. fauci took the time right here on cnn to let kids around the world know that he vaccinated santa claus. such a wonderful, wonderful morning show this morning. >>> well, this year cnn heroes, an all star tribute celebrated incredible people behind this year's biggest stories. the fight against the coronavirus and the battle for racial equity and social justice. we also shared the year's most inspiring moments and asked you to vote for which moment moved you the most. anderson cooper shares your choice for this year's most inspiring moment. >> sometimes a photograph can capture the mood and the attention of the world. in june, one did just that. protests in the streets of london, events turned violent. black lives members were there to raise statues and they were there to protect the statues. things got heated, a white former poli