jackie was no fool. around her. >> i've always thought jackie really loved jack, really loved jack. and was always trying to get him to be faithful to her. >> during a family football game at bobby kennedy's home, jackie sprains her ankle. she is tended to by bobby's friend and neighbor, dr. frank fenety. >> the way he projected compassion and warmth clicked with her, and she said, do you think i could call you from time to time? and he said, well, yes, of course. >> for the next two years, jackie calls dr. fenerty twice a week. >> she said, i'm not naive, i know that he's having a lot of affairs. she alleged that he was having an affair with marilyn monroe. and she said that really bothered her. she somehow felt inadequate. it was his role to reassure her that it was not her fault, and at the same time, he actually gave her a kind of set of talking points about how to improve their sex life. and she said it had actually improved, but he was still womanizing. >> jackie was working as a photo journalist f

jackie? jackie: rich, before i let you go can we get the latest on stimulus as well? reporter: sure the $600 checks are going out but president trump is tweeting to urge republicans to increase payments to more than $2,000. the house passed it quickly. the issue rests with the senate. the problem with this all, you have a number of senate republicans have a problem with additional half trillion dollar price tag associated with all of this. so the senate majority leader, republican mitch mcconnell packaged the 2000-dollar payments up with a number of other issues like the section 230 appeal and a commission would look into voter fraud. that makes it much less likely to pass. even democrats are acknowledging seems now that senate majority leader managed to manuever this out of possibility and appears as though $2000 checks at least for now will be unlikely. jackie: we'll be watching. rich edson, thank you so much. meantime the uk approving a third covid-19 vaccine as virus cases pass the spring

jackie: sure.s apologizing after an unauthorized tweet against senator josh hawley goes viral. we have details after the break. ♪. welcome to silversneakers, are you ready to get moving? our new virtual classes were designed for you and millions of seniors like you. you can now choose from thousands of live virtual classes every week. get moving wherever you have an internet connection. and when you're ready, enjoy access to thousands of locations nationwide. with silversneakers, you're free to move. enroll today at no additional cost by visiting the website on your screen. ♪. >> these big corporations, these multinationals, first of all they're all woke now. they all supported joe biden, they all secretly look down on the people they supposedly serve. i was stunned by the tweet by walmart. you talk about insulting. you talk about condescending. i look forward of them to explain that to millions of people who shop there. jackie: republican senator from missouri josh hawley speaking out after annual

jackie? jackie: i'm more of a streamer. lauren: i'm running out of things to watch. jackie: many americans have decided to stay home this year, there's still quite a few who are taking the risk despite repeated warnings, tsa screening over 5 million passengers since last friday, that number is growing, joining me now texas congressman member of the house energy and commerce committee and medical doctor himself, michael burgess, congressman, great to see you, good morning. >> good morning, thanks for having me on. jackie: we talked about travel, not many people followed advice during thanksgiving holiday. we hope people as the second wave intensifies, what do you think people are bracing for and the country are bracing for with respect to the coronavirus and people moving around? >> we are so close, so close to being on the other side of this thing. the emergence of not one but two vaccines this month has been a god send. i encourage people, i know it's been tough, not seeing your loved ones h

jackie deangelis take it away. jackie: cheryl, happy new year to you. we're closing out the year the right way with the dow and s&p 500 hitting all-time highs as we say good-bye to 2020. the second straight close for the dow, the 14th this year. second straight close for the s&p 500, it is 33rd for the year. nasdaq wrapping up the best year since 2009. take a look at tesla today. a new record close for that stock hitting an all time high crossing the 700-dollar milestone for the first time. i'm jackie deangelis in for connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." time for the news that is happening at this hour. ♪. jackie: we've got fox team coverage. edward lawrence and david spunt in washington, phil flynn in chicago but today we'll begin the year on wall street. let's bring in dan mitchell, chairman for the center of freedom and prosperity, adam johnson bull's-eye brief author. let's start with you, adam. we're looking at a year, we finished at a new record today as these markets seem to defy gravity. a lot of folks wonder what to expect as we head i

jackie. jackie: mike, thank you very much. stocks kicking off the final week of 2020 with new records all on rising hope that relief is on the way to businesses and families is this a santa rally after all? former fed advisor danielle dimartino booth and former portfolio manager jack mcintyre. we'll talk about retail and spending but at the same time when santa stuffs your stocking with stimulus checks that definitely gets market excited. >> it definitely does, jackie. instead after fiscal cliff heading into 2021, we'll see a one week delay for many american families who are barely holding on, we'll see the one week delay, this will not be a massive cliff that we go over. we don't have to worry about the awful optics of evicting people in the middle of january. there is tremendous sigh of relief we're hearing across wall street and main street america as there are some small businesses now will be able to say, hey, employers, we'll be able to keep you on. we'll get you through this next rough patch where we hopefully get vacci

jackie. jackie: thanks so much for that. that pressure is mounting on senate republicans to vote for the 2,000-dollar stimulus check. could ramifications be felt from this with the georgia senate runoff elections one week away? let's bring in gop pollster lee carter, "the hill" editor-in-chief bob cusack and fox news political analyst giano caldwell. it passed in the house 275-144, 44 republicans joining with the democrats to get 2,000-dollar checks passed through. mitch mcconnell has been very quiet about it. schumer says i will bring it up if you don't. we'll watch for that. where do you think this goes? >> it will be interesting to see how mcconnell reacts to this. i imagine he will try to table or discard what schumer is offering. it highlights the divide in the republican party. marco rubio's words are very important i think because he represents florida and represents a lot of what the gop caucus is. at the same time republican leaders have been against 2000-dollar checks. at the same time you have the georgia senators

jackie? jackie: hillary, did the president-elect specifically weigh in if he supports an amendment to the spending bill to bring those stimulus checks up to the $2000 mark? reporter: yes he was asked about that on his way out of the event today and he does support the 2000-dollar checks amendment for every american in the spending bill. it is not up to him to sign off on that but it does signal some agreement between what president trump wants to see and what he, president-elect biden also wants to see. they both want 2,000-dollar checks to every american. jackie: it's a lot of money for a family of four, $8,000. a lot of people are struggling the at the same time you have to think who will pay for it. hillary, thank you very much for that reporting. appreciate it. >>> meantime nashville left reeling after an explosion tore through the city's downtown injuring several and damaging 40 businesses there. we'll speak with one business owner about what she saw and how she plans to recover some los

jackie?ackie: steve harrigan. thank you so much for that. really appreciate it. how much is the impact of battle over boosting stimulus checks in georgia with respect to voters there as more people head to the polls? let's ask georgia republican congressman buddy carter. congressman, you voted against the $2000 stimulus checks. let's talk about that first. >> well, first of all let's understand that i did vote against the $2000 stimulus check. i think $600 is good for right now but we can always go back and revisit that. it is not as if this is the last thing we're going to do. if we need to we will revisit it. however, i just feel like that money can be better spent and help people in other ways. what we also did was to include $300 a week in unemployment. that gets the money exactly where it needs to be for those people who don't have a job. and stimuluses are not always what they're cut out to be. they don't always stimulate the economy. so i'm just felt like there were other ways that we

jackie: i agree. so many who say it does need to be investigated and that process is playing out right now. at the same time there are a lot of people standing back and saying you also have to prove that. >> right. jackie: i know we found instances of it in certain cases of it but not necessarily enough proof to, for example, overturn the outcome. so your thoughts on how this will play out in the next few weeks and months? >> we'll have to see. what i do know dozens and dozens of people have come forward, will towing sign an affidavit to swear under oath saying what is true, talking about all the crazy things, all the fraudulent things they saw take place in our election process that warrants a full investigation. we still have now 11, 12 days until the electoral college meets. so let's play it all out to get to the truth. the democrats were willing to use an moneys whistle-blower who was biased biased against the president of the to remove president trump from office. why can't we people come forward

jackie deangelis take it away. jackie: thank you, cheryl. stocks falling from all-time highs as hopes for $2000 stimulus checks fade. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blocked an effort to quickly increase the amount of money being sent to americans. i'm jackie deangelis in for connell mcshane. welcome to "after the bell." it is time for the news happening at this hour. ♪. we have fox team coverage. mike emanuel in washington, hillary vaughn in wilmington, delaware. mike, let's start with you with the latest on stimulus. reporter: jackie, good afternoon. senator chuck schumer and bernie sanders tried to force the issue on those $2000 stimulus checks. >> some of my republican colleagues said they support the checks but there is a major difference in saying you support two thousand dollars checks and fighting to put them into law. >> we should all be very, very clear. the working class of this country today faces more economic desperation than at anytime since the great depression of the 1930s. and working families need help now! not next

jackie: i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald tonight.thanks for watching and have a good evening. ♪ report the news "after the bell." see you back here same time tomorrow. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. today marks lou: good evening, everybody, today marks the beginning of a critical week in the battle for the white house. in the president's lead attorney rudy giuliani is tonight in the hospital with the china virus. we first want to wish him a quick and r complete recovery ad now the question is who will lead the president fight for free and fair election. at his rally in georgia over the weekend, president trump asked ffor a hero to step forward in his fight against those who have conspired to defraud the american

for jackie bobby. bobby had famously said i will not decide whether i will run or not unless i get the ok from jackie. that's a quote. she became his political buddha. he would go to her and make sure what he was doing it made sense and that it was not going to damage the family life, and they both had a fatalistic view of life. jackie kennedy worried bobby was in great danger, that violence and hate was permeating the land in 1968. she warned him about that but also said you have got to go for it. that way, she stayed very loyal to the kennedy family in political terms. david: let me add one point. many people thought jackie kennedy cared about fashion, the arts, renovation, her children, which she obviously did, and people thought she was not that involved in what was going on politically or as knowledgeable in political affairs as some for -- first ladies have become. it turns out when caroline kennedy released earlier that -- than was supposed to be released, the tapes jackie kennedy had done short

why did he want jackie kennedy to come to them to texas? babyas: they had lost the in august of 1963. they would have had a third child and actually a fourth. the infant died, and she was depressed, and this trip to texas was a sort of reuniting of their marriage, rekindling to friendship, the love, the handholding to get over that loss in november was the beginning of a political season. it was a year out. texas was the all-important political state. one -- won texas. they went to texas and had a fabulous time by all accounts together as a loving couple. they were in san antonio houston for ain ,ongressman, albert delmas important for space appropriations but jackie kennedy not only spoke but she went and spoke to a latino group in spanish and she was getting cheered and everyone was commenting on how beautiful she looks. they had a big success in san antonio and houston and then they went to fort worth and spent their last night as a married couple and eight hotel there. it is commemorated, where they were and had a nice morning. then it

jackie: that's a fair point.inal question, you do have congressman kevin mccarthy from california trying to bring people together with some of the folks who are on the fringes from the freedom caucus and you actually think this is a positive sign, explain that to me. >> i would not agree that the freedom caucus is a friend of the party at the growing base of the libertarian wing of the party that believes left government is better for us. politics is a game of edition and if you want to be elected and secure your position of a leader and a 2022 republican congress you must have support from the freedom caucus, it is influential, growing and if there is an anti-war element that is growing among young people in our party and so he needs that base and anybody who's going to be the leader needs that base. it's smart for leader mccarthy to do exactly what he's doing and it really speaks to his skills in legislative infighti infighting. jackie: great to see you tonight. thank you. coming up, we will hear from to califo

>> i'm sorry what role did -- >> jackie kennedy play? >> oh it's really remarkable, and all of the paperwork connected with the exhibition, there are a few things where president kennedy's own hand is check marks, or he says this or that. but it really was jackie kennedy who masterminded it. this is a standing amount of evidence. primary records that document her day today activities regarding the exhibition. there's no question though that senator kennedy supported this bold idea and considered it part of his effort, to ease tensions between france and the united states. i know many of us know from history, the french conquer over the nuclear arsenal something that kennedy was vehemently opposed to. i think he appreciated kennedy's pull back to -- at appreciated her 100%. >> we had a number of questions about this. do you think there was a difference in terms of people being able to see the painting? was it available to all the people? was segregation involved in terms of visiting the painting when it was at the national gallery? do you

jackie tell us what your experience was. christy my experience was a gang rape when i was 18 and this is 2007. with a group of friends and little did we know that we were going to be coerced into a room upstairs inside the club and a bunch of men came in and i was getting raped there that's my 1st encounter with sexual violence right we'll come back to jackie because i do want to establish you in the conversation as well tracy what has been your experience christine i grew up in a home of domestic violence and as a child i knew that i never wanted to live a life like my mother i wanted my life to be completely different and it wasn't and i found myself in an abusive relationship and being beaten up at some point in my life did you know many other women in the position that you were in. sitting off when i was growing up i wasn't aware of anybody else having the same experience as i was having obviously now i hardly know a woman who hasn't had some form of trauma or repeats in her life right because she said i want to bring yo

jackie tell us what your experience was. christine my experience was a gang rape when i was 18 this is 2000 is 7. with a group of friends and little did we know that we were going to be coerced into a room upstairs inside the club and a bunch of men came in and i was getting raped there that's my 1st encounter with sexual violence right we'll come back to jackie because i do want to establish you in the conversation as well tracy what has been your experience christine i grew up in a home of domestic violence and as a child i knew that i never wanted to live a life like my mother i wanted my life to be completely different and it wasn't and i found myself in an abusive relationship and being beaten up at some point in my life did you know many other women in the position that you're in. is certainly off when i was growing up i wasn't aware of anybody else having the same experience as i was having obviously now i hardly know women who hasn't had some form of trauma or abuse in her life right because he said i want to bring y

jackie: hi, marcus. jackie. lemonis: nice to meet you. you're jackie. jackie: i am.our idea, right? jackie: it was my idea. lemonis: your daughter's changed the business quite a bit. jackie: it's amazing, yes. lemonis: maybe we can talk in the back. rachel: okay. lemonis: this is awesome. michael: good morning. lemonis: good morning. how are you? michael: good to see you. lemonis: so, do you guys want to fill me in on what's happening? michael: sure. well, she got the e-mail. lemonis: okay, you want to read it to me? rachel: sure. "rachel, i will make this very simple and clear. i have nothing more to say to you. i have no reason to meet with you unless you have a cashier's check for the money due me in full. i just don't have time for this bull[bleep] any longer. i've thrown away enough of my money and time on you and your company. as i told mike, i'm going to go after you and david personally. batten down the hatches. brace for the worst, because when i'm pissed, i don't give up, and i don't back down until i accomplish my goal. get ready for the worst moments of y

jackie, thanks. jackie deangelis in new york. no end in sight meantime for all the talk we had here yesterday about signs of progress, congress remains divided over a new coronavirus relief bill. we're live with chad pergram on capitol hill. what is the latest, chad? reporter: mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader says he doesn't want a messaging bill. he wants to make law. he wants a piece of legislation which can earn the signature of the president of the united states. why he is pushing this 550 billion-dollar so-called skinny bill. he is working with the treasury secretary steve mnuchin who was testifying here on capitol hill here today on the house side and was asked about that at the hearing this morning. listen. >> i would encourage congress, particularly over the next few weeks in the lame duck, try to get something done. >> i would advise the president to get involved and get off the golf course. reporter: mnuchin also said he believed that the concept of traditional direct payments was dead. a coalition of biparti

and was won by derek bell together with jackie x. the deadly crash did not appear to dampen the celebrations. i think there were 2 is to look at it one was i didn't know the drivers well if that means anything they were close friends they became it late so all those that die did you know that's the way it was up there but that racing was like that. that good would the oldest living formula one champion jackie stewart dunces racing the . misty would won the driver's title 3 times between 969 and 73 but you could say the flying scotsman greatest achievement of both was having survived. my triumph moderation was dangerous and check to see the swinging sixty's in the seventy's. the heyday. and which death and glory became increasingly frequent mossad. among them was still woods close friend clinton's killed in 970 before being posthumously crowned champion power as. my wife once. she counted 50 shopkeepers. i would hear friendly with him or she will talk politics with trouble for the. future. well north vision of course they never stop t

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and was won by derek bell together with jackie x. the deadly crash did not appear to dampen the celebration. i think there were 2 is to look at it one was i didn't know the drivers well if that means anything they were close friends they became it later well those that die didn't you know that's the way it was up there but but racing was like that. that good would the oldest living formula one champion jackie stewart dunces racing the. steel had won the driver's title 3 times between 969 and 73 but you could say the flying scotsman greatest achievement of vote was having survived. the bench. you know all my time in the relationship was dangerous and shakes the shakes just going sixty's in the seventy's. the heyday in which death and glory became increasingly frequent. among them was still with close friends you often didn't killed in the 1970 before being posthumously crowned champion power as. my wife once. she conquered 50 chevy people. i was friendly with him or she was all a dude with trouble with. she did . well knows this of co

the race was won by jackie stewart probably the saddest victory of his career. we got used to going to germany i've probably been to more serious for a test flight no. it was just a really fun time. just in mass wombs up for the t.t. race at goodwood which includes practicing the drive a switch with nico a distinct. feel. why all the likes of bell's duis and him still with us well so many here this amounts to. they certainly all had close encounters with death in derek bell's case it was the 1000 kilometers of spot in 970. back then consummate refueled by hand by a open topped tunnels. filled gasoline likely from jackie it's calm snowed in on the pitch names and seconds later bells ferrari was on the front. yellow for ari 512 1st time i've ever seen that cough estimate i've seen. and 3 times of course when they refueled and i remember i saw george in the car and turned the key and it is also light so i got out then i got back in again having put the far out there 3 times and the final time i didn't get back in i literally put my foot inside the door and turned t

jackie tell us what your experience was. christine my experience was a gang rape when i was 18 and this is 2000 is 7 we were into a club with a group of friends and little did we know that we were going to be coerced into a room upstairs inside the club and a bunch of men came in and i was getting raped there that's my 1st encounter with sexual violence right we'll come back to you jackie because i do want to establish you in the conversation as well tracy what has been your experience christine i grew up in a home of domestic violence and as a child i knew that i never wanted to live a life like my mother i wanted my life to be completely different and it wasn't and i found myself in an abusive relationship and being beaten up at some point in my life did you know many other women in the position that you were in. second off when i was growing up i wasn't aware of anybody else having the same experience as i was having obviously now i hardly know a woman who hasn't had some form of trauma or abuse in her life right because

and was won by derek bell together with jackie x. the deadly crash did not appear to dampen the celebration. i think that your choice to look at it one was i didn't know the drivers well if that means anything they were close friends they became it later well those that die didn't you know that's the way it was i but but racing was like that. that good would the oldest living formula one champion jackie stewart dons is racing the it's . still one the driver's title 3 times between 969 and 73 but you could say the flying scotsman greatest achievement of vote was having survived. my time in moderation was dangerous and she actually she was showing sixty's in the seventy's. that a day in which death and glory became increasingly frequent. among them was still with close friends yes and since killed in 970 before being posthumously crowned champion. my wife once. she conquered 50 people. i was. with all of you with trouble with. well of course they never stopped to rage when courage we never stopped the fuel we were driving through the f

jackie tell us what your experience was. christine my experience was a gang rape when i was 18 this is 2000 is 7. with a group of friends and little did we know that we were going to be coerced into a room upstairs inside the club and a bunch of men came in and i was gang raped there that's my 1st encounter with sexual violence right we'll come back to jackie because i do want to establish you in the conversation as well tracy what has been your experience christine i grew up in a home of domestic violence and as a child i knew that i never wanted to live a life like my mother i wanted my life to be completely different and it wasn't and i found myself in an abusive relationship and being beaten up at some point in my life did you know many other women in the position that you were in. a certain off when i was growing up i wasn't aware of anybody else having the same experience as i was having obviously now i hardly know a woman who hasn't had some form of trauma or abuse in her life right because he said i want to bring you

jackie. jackie will preach the paint off the sanctuary. one friday nighty came to good friday services. i don't remember what word she preached eight years ago, but it was a dynamic, electrifying message. we're honored to have the first elected pastor, a woman pastor, senior pastor of allen temple. dr. reverend jacquelyn thompson. great to have you here. thank you for coming. reginald liles, deacon, brothers to brother, reverend williamsing and long had to make the contact. >> they made it. i'm here. >> i'm glad you're here. >> thank you so much. tell us about your calling. it's phenomenal to have you. calling to church or ministry? i'm the daughter of a pastor. my father who recently passed in december was reverend thompson. >> i didn't know. that. he pastored for 40 years. i've grown up a church girl all my life. we started the question faith, theology, things your experiencing in life and in the world. i began seeking a deeper relationship with god. i started teaching in west oakland. >> they're going through a lot. >> we need to be in

"today in the bay's" jackie ward is live for us on the peninsula this morning. jackie?porter: here in san mateo county we've looked at two different dashboards. the state says 31 available. the county's website says there are only seven left. it's not a good situation. you can still go out to he's in a restaurant and get a haircut. this is what the icu bed situation looks like. alameda county has 75. santa clara 45. contra costa, 43. others less than 15 beds available depending on what web sooid you're looking at. sonoma county has temporarily stopped reporting numbers. the top statistic health officials are continuing to monitor. availability drops below 15%. governor newsom's stay-at-home order will shut down a lot of businesses. in sonoma county they're adapting stay-at-home orders starting tomorrow. napa and solano counties are just like here in san mateo county where they have not used the stay-at-home order yet. live in burlingame, jackie ward. >>> it's friday and hanukkah is officially under way. the first candle was lit last night because of covid-19 this year's

jackie?> reporter: up next, what one local politician is doing about it. >> you may see people online complaining about the new coronavirus relief bill and what's in it. let's take you out to the big board where the dow is mildly lower. >>> and you want to rock out like a former commander in chief? we have the sweet selections making barack obama's 2020 play list. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:41 a look at the current temperatures, and this is what you'll feel as you head out the door, 30s in the north bay and east bay with some 40s for the inner bay as well as the peninsula. we are going to have some clearing and rain in the forecast. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >>> and a live look at dublin or our dublin camera shows headlights westbound off el c r charro. there's a crash reported there. doesn't look bad from the live shot. we'll talk about the report and what you may find. i hope you don't, as you come through the area. >>> conservative media is backin

jackie kiwanuka monitoring all of this in new york. thank you, jackie. reporter: stocks are lower on the news because it indicates there could be a bumpy road ahead as we try to battle our way through the pandemic. we're off the session lows. the dow down only 117 right now. the new strain of covid-19 emerged in the uk, prompting stricter lockdown measures there and travel restrictions to other european nations. two concerns, first the health aspect. over the weekend the head of "operation warp speed" saying that the new strain very unlikely to resist the vaccines that have been developed and now being administered under the emergency use authorization from the fda in this country but this new strain is highly contagious. that does set up this rocky start for 2020, which has investors and the globe and the stock market on edge. governor cuomo as you mentioned talking about a travel ban and bill de blasio saying he thinks it is time as well. listen. >> in my view it is time for a travel ban from europe given what we're seeing with this new strain or at mi

today we'll talk to jackie spear about the recently agreed to covid-19 relief bill. later, a skilled nursing facility in san francisco is getting the covid 1 vaccine right now, so we'll take you live there for the injection. first, here are the latest numbers when it comes to icu availability and the numbers are not good. southern california and san joaquin remain. greater san francisco improved. they are locked into stay-at-home order for the three-week duration. the bay area improved to 13.7%. nowhere california is at nearly 29%. joining us is dr. grace lee, medical officer for practice and innovation. dr. lee, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> the stay at home today governor newsom says will likely be extended. he floated they'll be using a projection one month out from the region when the region would exit the stay at home. for us, that would be january 8th is that reasonable, given the data? i wonder how too you project one month out? >> well, i certainly trust our state and local health officials who have be tracking this closely.

jackie ward, "today in the bay." >>> thank you, jackie.nor gavin newsom is back in quarantine once again after a member of his staff tested positive for coronavirus. according to his office so far the governor and all staff member who came into contact with the individual have tested negative. they'll all be tested again as pro protocol. a ten-day quarantine so the governor will be working from home. it is the second time this month the governor has been quarantined. hospitals across the state are on the verge of becoming overwhelmed. "today in the bay's" bob redell is in walnut creek with the hospitals that soon may have to ration care. this is the sort of thing we've been fearing, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, kris. we know at least one health care system in los angeles that's looking at the possibility of rationing health care, not clear if that's something that would happen up here with our hospitals in the bay area. we know the availability of icu beds is at dangerous levels here in our area. only 8% remain here in contra cos

been listening to to to everybody speaking your psychologist help us understand when i listen to jackie when i listen to tracy and when i listen to what i what i hear is that society creates a noise in which this stuff becomes acceptable and in a lot of situations becomes not just acceptable but encouraged. and i mean i want to i want to be clear that this is not just. that this is this is not a mental health issue right it's important to recognize that this is not being mentally ill people as we understand them who are doing it it's not you all psychopaths are you and social people this is this is everyday people you know but the culture that surrounds us the culture that surrounds you mean you not just in south africa but around the world is one which is the sort of behavior is ok yes and bases i'm going to come back to you because you at some point reflects it on your actions and you went through this process of performing just to tell us how that came about. it almost took a lifetime. but when i was much younger i always wondered too not to be like my father. but when i became an ad

and was won by derek bell together with jackie x.the deadly crash did not appear to dampen the celebration. i think there were 2 is to look at it one was i didn't know the drivers well if that means anything they were close friends they became it late so all those that die didn't you know that's the way it was on the butt but racing was like that. that good would the oldest living formula one champion jackie stewart dunn says racing the. still had won the driver's title 3 times between 969 and 73 but you could say the flying scotsman greatest achievement of vo was having survived. my triumph moderation literatures checks to see the strange sixty's in the seventy's. the heyday in which death and glory became increasingly frequent. among them was still with a close friend justin clint killed in 970 before being posthumously crowned champion. my wife once. i think she counted 50 people. that i was friendly with. with all of you with trouble with. here. well north vision of course they never stop to rage when your courage to die we never

jackie tell us what your experience was. christine my experience was a gang rape when i was 18 this is 2000 is 7 winter club with a group of friends and little did we know that we were going to be coerced into a room upstairs inside the club and a bunch of men came in and i was getting raped there that's my 1st encounter with sexual violence right we'll come back to jackie because i do want to establish you in the conversation as well tracy what has been your experience christine i grew up in a home of domestic violence and as a child i knew that i never wanted to live a life like my mother i wanted my life to be completely different and it wasn't and i found myself in an abusive relationship and being beaten up at some point in my life did you know many other women in the position that you were in. a certain off when i was growing up i wasn't aware of anybody else having the same experience as i was having obviously now i hardly know woman who hasn't had some form of trauma or abuse in her life right because he said i want

. >> sunday on the presidency, a discussion about jackie kennedy and her legacy as the first lady. here is a preview. of,he white house was sort harry truman had to live in blair house part of the time. eisenhower got popular for cap david -- camp david. eisenhower had a heart attack and would go golfing and flyfishing bridge he was not really a creature of the white house culture. in the age of television, the 1950's, no one had ever seen the white house and what it was like. aw suddenly, everyone was weing and gazing as she led a guided tour. because of her children born so close together, and she was a mother, you felt this intimacy that you are seeing by the kennedys lived. this new era of 1960's ,elevision, anything kennedy they pioneered the press conference. those got high ratings rate our space with alan shepard or john glenn got bonanza ratings. cbs news was only 15 minutes. nbc was only 15 minutes of nightly news. when the kennedys took the white house, they expanded it to the 30 minute nightly newscast because the kennedys were good copy. got covered. races time where mo

jackie is the administrator here. jackie o'keefe. you are kind of disappointed this is taking so long, yeah? >> absolutely. in the beginning of december, when we heard that they would start december 28th, we really were thinking that we -- it would roll out a little bit faster. however, we're looking at a four to six-week timeline and we have talked to our pharmacy and they have not been given the go ahead to start with assisted living. reporter: officials are a little concerned because sometimes in rural areas, some people can be vaccine-averse, not wanting the vaccine or even being suspicious there's a pandemic out there. you would like to have this vaccine, wouldn't you? >> yes, i would. reporter: do you have any worries about it, whether there will be side effects or anything? >> no. it's the same as the flu, the flu vaccine, probably. reporter: you told me earlier if you get that vaccine you feel like you have a chance of getting back to normal life, because right now you are locked down, you can't go anywhere, you can't do anyt

meantime, jackie kennedy in the '60s, way before iphones made it easy to that video, you can find jackie kennedy online tapes of forgiving a long address in both french and she gives a speech in spanish. it just seems fair to say hey, tell me about this because it's a key part of your resume. >> host: you have been a very experienced reporter. you have won the pulitzer prize come cover all kinds of stories. was white house cooperative with you in doing this book? could you compare it with something else you can reporting on? >> guest: i have been a foreign correspondent. i worked on three continents abroad for 15 years. i have written about drug cartels. i've actually interviewed ahead of the mob in japan. not easy to get to. drug leaders in prison. nothing, nothing compared to a difficult it was to get melania trump, real information. i had a for instance, that when it did interview her during the campaign i had to be vetted by her husband was a little bit busy running for president. i just thought it was her interesting right then when asked when interview that i was directed to talk t

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maybe for iphones made it easy to have video, you can find jackie kennedy tapes of giving a long address in both french and spanish. so it seems fair to say tell me about this because it is a key part of your resume. >> you are very experienced reporter and have on the enterprise one - - that would surprise. i have been a foreign correspondent and i worked on three continents abroad 15 years. actually interviewed the head of the mob in japan. drug leaders in prison and nothing compares to how difficult it was to get milania trump, real information. and one on the campaign her husband was very busy running for president i thought it was interesting right then when i asked for an interview i was directed to talk to him first. >> what did he want to know about you? >> it wasn't said that way but i asked for an interview for milania and they said mr. trump would like to see you. i got on the train and went to trump tower during the campaign was busy. i went into the office and he had 100 magazines on his desk. every single one had a picture of himself and then he had walls lined with photos

jackie ward, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> you know what? as we showed you moments ago, america's first doctor and his boss, i should say secretary alex aczar, they actually got the vaccines this morning. scott mcgrew continues coverage here. i know dr. fauci got the moderna vaccine this morning. >> yeah, he did. he got the first of two doses, marcus. the next will come in 28 days. dr. fauci turns 80 ones christmas eve so he's a front line medical worker and in the older age group. secretary aczar, a cabinet member, we're seeing lots of members getting the first dose including senators, members of the house and others. even members of congress are saying wait a minute, maybe we should give the first doses to actual front line medical workers but continuity of the american government is critical and essential. so members of congress, many of whom you know are quite old are getting those inoculations. even those who doubted coronavirus in general. now, that is causing some push back online in case and point is iowa senator jody ernst. she post

ultimately jackie, although there are lots that deal with these. wants to see how intelligent she is and she too has this cultured quality he really admires in part because he doesn't possess it the same way himself. there may be a certain loathing. there is something there no question. >> he becomes a member of the house from cambridge. >> a bunch of places. then elected to the senate and all of it leads to this wonderful set piece the book ends with, 56 convention when jack comes with a whisper of being at by stevenson's price presidential candidates which may have been a bullet dodged a rather than an opportunity missed. what you make of kennedy the politician in those years, what you learn about him and he doesn't seem presidential material in the early going. seems hard-working, curious, all that but there isn't that quality that this guy will go to the top, going to get to the top. how do you describe him as a politician who saw domestic politics, sewer contracts and mainly interested in world affairs. >> enters the house in 47, foreign-polic

jackie, did you have any follow-on comments on that issue? >> yeah, i just want to say, i mean for stuff i think that constitute military revolutions and the idea that history is not necessary this linear progression of like revolution, revolution, revolution is a useful frame and think john talked about where that frame comes from in the book. but not always strictly applicable. sometimes we have to be like maximum history in order to get into lineal profession. airpower doesn't come is a part of military revolution revoluts just like a small element of the larger mechanization revolution. i see cyber is a small part if we believe in revolutions, a small part information revolution. in that way it's the ability to think about information more broadly and less about i think cyber, it is anything in this revolution it's actually a threat and the kind of counter to the revolution because it necessarily goes at the very kind of foundations of information revolution, which is basically centralized networks of trust about data, and cyber attacks,