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big party with a new year's kiss from a fun date not such a good idea this year, they warn us, jack jackie. jackie: lydia hu, thank you so much. of course, our attention is also on president biden still struggling to keep his promise to shut down the virus. rich edson is here with a look at the president's promises in 2021, which ones were delivered, which ones were empty. rich, over to you. >> reporter: good afternoon, jackie. and you look back a year ago, americans were hoping that 2021 was going to be the year that we kicked this virus. here we are a year later and cases are surging to a point that we've not seen yet. president biden a year ago when he was president-elect, he was promising in his campaign a competent federal strategy to confront covid-19. republicans have spent the year ripping his response. gop recently tweeted, quote: joe biden claimed he would shut down the virus. now a year later when he failed to do so, he says there's no federal solution to covid. joe biden's a hypocrite. a year ago the president-elect said the vaccines should not be mandatory, though with million

jack? yes, to jackie, gets up conventional with i was, i have a chat with you later when the book signing it says that net a head to a bar where a local band is performing. we've heard he may take the stage later. ah, men a built a successful career as a rock musician? after leaving san diego, he teamed up with the famous film director. any a cluster, it's up and they travelled internationally with their band. the no smoking orchestra. oh ha. ah ah ah. you go no style just seems alive and well in not the sad ah, zen it to dr. you to roll. oh hello. how are you? the trip is good. we so nearly last night it was quite nice because at one point he said that the, the key magic was with zam, it cuts on him, we hadn't had more discussion with him because he was very busy signing books. but we're going to see him again today. we're thinking we might try to persuade him to come somewhere close to saturday. i would like yahoo, you know, somewhere like that. i mean, i've come to a petrol station to meet nellie. i'm traveling with him to the next stop on his book tul zaya chart. a remote town in easton,

jackie kennedy. that is a preposterous claim. jack ruby ran a strip club, he was a pimp. he beat up people. his best friend was a dog. he had no feelings for jackie kennedy whatsoever. and he despised bobby kennedy, because of his efforts to prosecute organized crime figures. i interviewed a woman that knew ruby well. she contacted me through my website. she had been a dancer in his club, and they became friends. ruby was sweet on her. he asked her to marry him, she said it was ridiculous. i asked, why did he kill oswald? she said, i asked him, he did not really answer, but i will tell you one thing, i do not think he had a choice. i said what do you mean? she said, everybody works for somebody. jack worked for people. and i think he had to kill him. i do not think he had a choice. i said, who was it? she said, i do not know. she was 20 at the time, but she was convinced ruby did not have a choice in killing oswald. that he had to do it. so, ruby was in jail, in dallas, and chief justice warren came to visit him. he said, if you take me back to washington i will tell you the whole story. thi

kennedy made it first, jack made it first, and he -- he said in his damn yankee accent, he says, here, shepard, i gave you this medal, it comes from the ground up. and jackie is sitting there, mortified, jack, pin it on him, pin it on him. he then recovered to the point where he pinned the medal on, and everything was fine. we had a big laugh out of that. but originally louise and i were supposed to proceed to the -- to the congress after the white house ceremony, and then have a reception and leave town. jack said, no, i want you to come back to the white house, have a meeting, and let's talk about your flight. so we had the reception at the hill, drove back, in the oval office there were the heads of nasa there. and the heads of -- of the government, jack, of course, was there, lyndon johnson was there. and a picture of me sitting on the sofa, jack is in the rocking chair, and i'm telling him how i was flying the spacecraft, and he's leaning forward, listening intently to this thing. we talked about the details of the flight, specifically how man had responded and reacted to being able to work in space environment. and toward the end of the conversation,

jackie kennedy. that is a preposterous claim. jack ruby ran a strip club, he was a pimp. he beat up people. friend was a dog. he had no feelings for jackie kennedy whatsoever. and he despised bobby kennedy, because of his efforts to prosecute organized crime figures. i interviewed a woman that knew jack ruby well. she contacted me through my website. she had been a dancer in his club, and they became friends. ruby was sweet on her. he asked her to marry him, she said it was ridiculous. i asked, why did he kill oswald? she said, i asked him, he did not really answer, but i will tell you one thing, i do not think he had a choice. she said, everybody works for somebody. jack worked for people. and i think he had to kill him. i do not think he had a choice. i said, who was it? she said, i do not know. she was 20 at the time, but she was convinced ruby did not have a choice in killing oswald. that he had to do it. so, ruby was in jail, in dallas, and chief justice warren came to visit him. he said, if you take me back to washington i will tell you the whole story. earl warren did not do that, be

jack harper, you thank me, hold on. oh hello. i don't know why you are you. i'm from the 3rd generation app, please, jackie, mount vineyard in loued, in the heart of montana to hans. i love opening an old bottle of champagne from my seller and sharing it with my family. the non law children in and pino munoz, you are the 3 primary grape varieties grown in champagne. you feel for buying the ground was very important because the plant lives in a specific soil and it transports elements from the soil into the fruit. the grapes is it, but the climate also has a considerable impact him, but you can tell how it varies from one vineyard to the next man, even within a village, but the click on this, and that makes a big difference in taylor's time, like on the fels blue sheet, i think it is. i'm patrick. timothy is professor of merit of medieval history at the university of armstrong, annuity. oh, i've dealt with champagne in my research word, but even more so through my family, i'm from this region and had been interested in it since i was a child to which the he georgia, the region of champ. anya was the 1st to

his sister jackie watched him bring trophies home to lay at the feet of his father, jack. and then, well, it's an old story really. >> when i was 18 and he was 19, we just bumped into each other. >> pretty michelle. she was sitting on top of a car when marc spotted her one night. tiny, doe-eyed. and before long pregnant. >> the way i was brought up, you know, if you got a girl pregnant you married her. that was just what you did. >> so there was a shotgun wedding. two families thrown together. marc and his parents, jack and tana. michelle and her long-divorced parents, her mom kathy and her dad carl. michelle also brought along a baby from an earlier relationship. >> and he never treated her like she was not his. never. >> together they had two boys. >> he loved his kids. i mean, just anything they ever dreamed of he would do. anything. >> the little family moved into a trailer marc's parents bought them, and marc studied hard to become a real estate appraiser like his mom. and went into business with his parents. which, said michelle, is about when things began to go wron