that is an artist rendition of john hall. he was the artist and his father worked on the project and told his son stories of what it was like. from those stories he did a whole series of paintings. anyway, that was the cover. it is called a moment in time. the lead story was how the manhattan project properties were in the crosshairs of demolition. it was a pea on to save the manhattan project sites. it could not have been better. richard gave the kickoff lecturer in santa fe followed by a dinner. we had domenici and udall at the home, the senior center over lunch. it was all films. we had a play next. the sloan foundation flew out of new york cast to do a reading of this play, who most of you know died tragically right after the war tickling the dragons tail. and we had veterans on a panel discussing it afterwards and it was covered by the new york times, the washington post, we have a lot of good press from the soviets. then we had a swing band, and a supper at peppers, the restaurant. it was quite a weekend. next slide. an

well it's now speak to john hall he's in london for us john to how is the prospect of 23 restrictions before christmas going over. what is not going to go down well of course nobody wants to see hospitality close down again bars restaurants and pubs that have had such a bad time during the course of this pandemic only reopened 2 weeks ago at the end of a month long lockdown when this new structure a strengthened structure of tear restrictions was brought into play london at that point narrowly avoided being placed in 2 or 3 the highest level of restrictions a lot of other cities particularly north of the country did not at this point after a big spike in infections in london some parts of london have higher infection rates than some of those cities the government we know very sensitive to the charge of playing favoritism with london may feel that they have no choice but to act there was a. cabinet subcommittee meeting this morning to discuss this very thing we expect it's expected to hear from the health secretary in about an hour's time and the mayor of london intervened urging the g

from january the 1st let's bring in john hall for an update his joining us live from west minister so where do the talks go from here then jonah. well they're still talking and as one source quoted earlier put it as long as they're talking they're making some progress crucially no deadline has put on this have been put on this extension of talks frankly they've been so many deadlines made and missed that any date applied now probably wouldn't be believed anyway the only hard date we've got therefore is the 1st of january when finally these 2 enormous trade partners will part ways deal or no deal on trade that is it said that there is a trade deal 97 percent ready to go and that it is just that final 3 percent governing 2 issues that are the sticking points and they are of totec significance to both sides access to the u.k.'s fishing waters by e.u. boats that have used those waters in some cases for hundreds of years it's of almost no significance to g.d.p. but it is of huge significance to probe regs it thinking and the other big issue is maintaining fair competition in future between

government has again being accused of creating confusion and uncertainty as john hall reports live from london no one is expecting a normal christmas at least of all those who've lost loved ones to the pandemic in london grieving relatives accused boris johnson's government of mishandling its response and demanded a public inquiry my father michael who died 8 months ago tomorrow we were hoping that by now lessons would have been there have not been tested cases not we're not very clear mistakes keep being made the government refuses to admit to any mistakes if one doesn't reflect on one's mistakes happen to be corrected there are concerns that the government is about to bungle christmas as well with warnings from the medical and scientific communities about the deadly consequences of plans to relax restrictions so that families can meet they've provoked a change of advice not a change of plan a smaller christmas is going to be a safer christmas and a shorter christmas is a safer christmas. when we see 3 households can meet on for days i want to stress that these are maximums not targets

world health organization says is a tipping point where you can really get a pandemic under control john hall has the latest from london on those terror 3 restrictions coming into effect at midnight. tonight i mean spiraling rates of infection around the london area and the southeast at some places infection rates doubling in 7 days we're told that there is this particularly virulent variant of the virus that's been identified in part responsible for that fast uptick in infections and then this rather in congress situation where the government is lifting all restrictions for a 5 day period over christmas to allow families to get together in their homes to mix together and it sparked real concern about what comes down the line beyond christmas possibly a 3rd wave in january maybe even a 3rd lockdown real criticism aimed at the government not least on tuesday for 2. preeminent medical journals in this country both internationally respected that have issued a very rare joint editorial warning the government of what is at stake here saying simply that if people do get together people will die mos

stay until january the 10th and london has been moved into england's highest level of restrictions john hall has the latest from london govern scientists have identified a new variant of covert 19 in part he thought responsible for what is a doubling of cases every 7 days in some places they've survived a divide this new variant in a 1000 cases not more than that yet it's thought that it is more virulent than the original strain of the virus however at this point with tests ongoing they don't believe it is responsible for any more severe cases of the disease or that it is in any way resistant to the vaccines voting by the electoral college to follow and choose the next president of the united states has begun this is one of the last steps by electors to finalize the outcome of november's election trump has refused to concede. saudi arabia's energy ministry says an oil tanker delivering cargo was hit by a boat full of explosives a jet a port it's described the incident as a terrorist attack the shipping company half the is says its b.w. ryan vessel was hit by an unidentified external source t

of weekend magazine, for santa fe, new mexico's weekly magazine for, it's the artist rendition of john hallas the artist, and his father mcal's are all worked on the project and told his son stories of what it was like. from the stories he did a whole series of paintings. anyway, that was the cover. it was called a moment in time. the lead story was about the manhattan project properties were in the crosshairs of demolition. they were trying to save the manhattan project sites. second have been better. richard gave the kickoff, lecture, domenici and udall, had the senior center over lunch. that was found by packets. the sloan foundation flew out of new york to do a reading of this play, most you know died tragically right after the war. a dragons tail. we had veterans, louis rosen, and others on a panel discussing it afterwards, that was covered by the new york times, the washington post, we had a lot of good press from these events. then we had a swing dance. a supper at peppers. it was quite a weekend. next slide. i did all seven events with the help of los alamos historical society. at t

that was an artist's rendition of john hall was the artist, and his father, mcallister hall, worked on the project and told his son stories of what it was like. and, from those stories, he did a whole series of paintings. anyway, that was the cover. it's called "a moment in time." the lead story was what how the manhattan project properties were in the crosshairs of demolition. it was a peon to save the manhattan project site. it could not have been better. the kick off lecture and santa fe followed by a dinner. at thedomenici and udall home, the senior center. over lunch. it was all filmed. we had a play next. foundation flew out a new york cast to do a reading of this play, who died tragically right after the war tail."ng the dragon's and we had veterans on a panel discussing it afterwards. it was covered by "the new york times," "the washington post." then we had a swing band. and a supper at peppers, the restaurant. it was quite a weekend. next slide. me the input is to say i should get my own 501c3, and get some staff. i did all of those events with the help of the los alamos hist

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now john hall is in london john or so as we've been saying private us across johnson there's been under intense pressure not to ease coronavirus restrictions over christmas has he succumbed. no he hasn't succumbed he hasn't backed down to that head of pressure as you say that's been building for. well over a week now including scientific and medical warnings that if these planned easing of the restrictions for 5 days over the christmas period were to go ahead it would lead to more deaths more hospitalizations the overwhelming of the national health service and a possible surge wave in january indeed the 4 nations of the u.k. health matters of course devolved have met and agreed on wednesday that it is simply too late to turn around and tell people that they can't meet as planned over christmas the plan of course is to allow them to meet up to 3 family secure covert bubbles at home over that 5 day period from the 23rd to the sept the 27th they will now be allowed to go to go on and do that with strength and guidance coming out of those 4 governments to exercise greater course and perhaps

john hall has more. high drama and 11th hour brinkmanship north for the 1st time in the 4 and a half year breakup between the u.k. and the you are negotiation teams have been working day and night over recent days and despite the exhaustion after almost one geo if we go shea sions and despite the fact that deadlines have been missed over and over we both think that it is responsible at this point in time to go the extra mile did the fact that the 2 sides hadn't called a halt to trade negotiations as some had expected mean that progress was being made you know what was going that far but i do think as i say there is a deal to be done if our partners want to do it but we remain very far apart on these key issues and you know what they are u.k. can't be locked into the a use regular treat or bit and we've obviously got to take back control of our fisheries full of years after people voted for it no deadlines been set for this latest extension of talks frankly there's been so many deadlines made and missed t

john hall was the artist, and his father mcallister hall, worked on the project and told his son stories of what it was like, and from those stories, he did a whole series of paintings. anyway, that was the cover and it was called "a moment many time." the lead story was about how the manhattan project properties were in the cross hairs of demolition, and it was a peon to save the manhattan project site, so it couldn't have been better. richard rose gave the kickoff lecture in santa fe, followed by a dinner. we had diminiti, and eudall at the home, at the senior center, over lunch. it was all filmed by -- that was filmed by pack 8. we had a play next, the sloan foundation flew out a new york cast to do a reading of this play about this play of louie slowton who died trajgically right after the war, tickling the dragon's tail, and we had veterans, louie and others on a panel discussing it afterwards, and it was covered by "the new york times," "the washington post," we got a lot of good press from these lot of good pr these events. then we had a swing band and a supper at peppers, the res

>>john hall i'd say the best they can while talking about the high pressure system exiting the regions we do look at rain arriving tomorrow like i said santa his reindeer going to be arriving before that rain gets here. it's oh my gosh you can't take myself seriously. >>with that rainfall making its way in towards the middle of christmas so christmas afternoon when you start to see some more widespread showers making their way in snowfall in the upper elevations of the sierra nevada around that same time saturday we drive back out into more shots of precipitation after that point into sunday and early monday morning and then again later in the week if we advance future cast, especially towards wednesday night into thursday, getting a 3rd dose of rainfall how much rain do we have in the forecast for tomorrow, lighter amounts 10th to a quarter of an inch for most areas, santa rosa around a half an inch of rainfall for you well up in the sierra nevada you'll be looking at a dose of snow in areas like kirkwood up to 8 inches of it 7 and a half inches. well if you're heading north up truck

brussels watching developments around here thanks so much mental hospital of london let's cross over to john hall who's there for us john as are saying and let's like it's heading into tier 3 of us texans how is that going have especially had a christmas. but well it is not confirmed yet we're expecting to hear from the health minister a man and populate a bit later there was a cabinet subcommittee meeting dealing with covert issues this morning it is almost certainly discussed the government may well decide to act sooner than it had hoped they was due to be a review of the existing tear restriction levels on wednesday a fortnight. after they were reintroduced if you recall after the month long lockdown in england london narrowly avoided being placed into 3 at that point a lot of other big cities particular north of the country didn't well now parts of london have higher infection rates than some of those cities the government we know very sensitive to charges of playing favorites is and with london the mayor of london city con has intervened he's calling for urgent action though he says 2 or 3 r

stricter measures over christmas if that meant better outcomes in the new year ok thank you for that john hall there live for us in london. almost half of singapore's migrant workers have been infected with code 19 in the past 9 months well as they've been shared rooms and knowledge dormitories they face restrictions on their freedom of movement the tower only due to be gradually lifted next year overall singapore has reported more than $58000.00 infections since the pandemic began france italy has more from kuala lumpur. it was hailed as a model of success at the very start of the pandemic but if you remember back in april there was an explosion of coronavirus infections among the singapore's migrant workers community in a sense when singapore drafted its response to this to this pandemic and how it would tackle it it had in a way left out this community these workers they were living in cramped conditions they were living in dormitories where many of them share a room they were sleeping in bunk beds physical distancing was extremely difficult in those circumstances it's no surprise that an a

and bring in john hall from his joining us from london at and the u.k. is going into tier 3 restrictions that come into effect on wednesday midnight at the same time we are hearing that there is a relaxation of rules over christmas what can you tell us about. well to clarify it's london and parts of the southeast of england that move into tears 3 the highest coronavirus restriction t. adjoining much of the rest of england up to 60 percent of england will be in 2 or 3 after midnight tonight even spiraling rates of infection around the london area and the southeast in some places infection rates doubling in 7 days we're told that there is this particularly virulent variant of the virus that's been identified in potter sponsible for that fast uptake in the infections and then as you say this rather in congress situation where the government is lifting all restrictions for a 5 day period over christmas to allow families to get together in their homes to mix together and it sparked real concern about what comes down the line beyond christmas possibly a 3rd wa

illnesses anyway and of course the rollout of the vaccine jonah thanks very much indeed there's john hall bringing us up to date from london germany's president has one in the group of 1902 asian there has become bitterly serious the number of infections is soaring prompting a nationwide lockdown starting on wednesday chancellor angela merkel's office says germans face tough times ahead well let's cross over to brussels where nadeem baba is alive for his new team let's talk about germany 1st of all just explain to us what is going on in germany at the moment. all right basically what's going on is the country saying we had a lighter form of lock down in november and we don't think that it drove drought drove down transmissions enough chancellor angela merkel has been very emotional in the last week in her pleas to people to follow the rules especially voicing concerns about what might happen over christmas and we do we're hearing from her government that they think the new measures will be in place at least until early january this these new measures you were talking about coming in on we

eye on things for us from brussels thanks so much madame speaking of christmas let's now speak to john hall and london he has the latest on those tier 3 restrictions that are coming into effect that midnight seems plenty of controversy about how christmas is going to be celebrated that this year. yeah i think there's real growing unease about what lies ahead in the weeks following christmas as you say london and parts of the southeast of england joining much of the rest of the country from midnight tonight in tear through the highest level of coronavirus restrictions short of a full lockdown 60 percent of the country in all will be under 3. and in addition you know the infection rates rising in parts of the south south east very steeply doubling they say every 7 days in part it's thought perhaps fueled by a new variant of the virus found by british scientists still being researched and so on and in in addition to all of that the sort of somewhat contradictory. government mandated lifting of almost all the restrictions for 5 days over the christmas period allowing families to mix and mingle

john hall has our ports. high drama and 11th hour brinkmanship north for the 1st time in the 4 and a half year breakup between the u.k. and the e.u. our negotiation teams have been working day and night over recent days and despite the exhaustion after almost one g. of negotiations and despite the fact that deadlines have been missed over and over we both think that it is responsible at this point in time to go the extra mile did the fact that the 2 sides hadn't called a halt to trade negotiations as some had expected mean that progress was being made you know what was going that far but i do think as i say there is a deal to be done if our partners want to do it but we remain very far apart on these key issues and you know what they are u.k. can't be locked into the e.u. use regulatory or bit we've obviously got to take back control fisheries full of years after people voted for it no deadlines been set for this latest extension of talks frankly there's been so many deadlines made and missed that no one woul

paul thanks very much indeed that's paul brennan talking to us from brussels john hall is joining us now from westminster jonah paul was saying there that it appears as though both sides don't seem to be that far apart that the u.k. prime minister about an hour ago or so ago was making a statement he was giving the impression at least that was my impression he was giving people up for accepting that there was going to be no deal in this. i mean i think you've got to ask the question is this the sort of rather predictable high drama at the end of a negotiation to the to make brinkmanship if you like with a deal to be reached at the absolute 11th hour as we've seen before quite possibly but i think you'd be a fool to bet on it and yes it does sound more and more as if certainly over the course of the last week boris johnson has been putting the country all notice that no deal at the end of this year of trade talks is a distinct possibility earlier in the week he said please talk to a very very likely to fail we're told that the government is put in place a $5000000000.00 contingency pl

congressman, state the congressman matt hall says he'll use his subpoena power if dominion's john polis doesn't appear voluntarily before his house oversight committee. no dominion representative or official has answered questions directly from lawmakers since the contentious november 3rd election. >>> our next guest tonight has yet another charge of election fraud in michigan, and joining us is christina caramo, an election observer from michigan. she saw a number of ballots counted for biden. she contends that many of those ballots may have been filled out for president trump or even a third party candidate. but she was watching, he says, fraud. christina, great to have you with us. let's start with how is it that you saw this occur, and what did you see that makes you so certain it was, in fact, fraud?

these names if you can see the photos, and robinson, gloria honey furred, paulo grady, john humphreys, craig revel hallelebrities are advocating giving the coronavirus, getting the vaccine, and if we can move on very briefly as well to the daily mail. again, a connected story, the queen is expected cording to the front page of the daily mail to receive a covert vaccine within weeks. she's hoping that being given it will encourage people to take it up. i mean this is really important, isn't it, lucy? that celebrity sand indeed her majesty show us the way. yes, but you have to choose the right people. interesting that the queen is going to be one of those people, because we look up to this woman so much, and we respect and admire her in so many ways that you hear that she's going to be doing it i think will turn the corner for she's going to be doing it i think will turn the cornerfor a she's going to be doing it i think will turn the corner for a lot of undecided people. what i'm not so convinced about are some of these names on the front page of the sunday mirror. and as you very elegantly put it. they

>>defensive end hall leads the mountain west conference in sacks this season and east was recently named a semifinalist for the john mackey award honoring the nation's best tight end. both players were inspired by their fathers careers grown up looking up to my dad and >>made have the dream playing in the and >>for now both players are enjoying the spartans 5 in oh start the team's best since 1939, but their dads of top them, it's not just about the winds. it's about the experience they're going to have the same time memory that that right now having. >>it it. it's you get to be. nothing kind of come back and both are cool. >>san jose continues its quest for a mountain west title on friday against 6 in one nevada, the winner of that game guaranteed a spot in the league championship for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>great story kate now the spartans are already guaranteed their first winning season since 2012 a feat both decent haul a tribute to the

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all those pictures of dudes, finally you will have a woman in the halls of the treasury. >> john, republicansarently going to try to label some of biden's nominees as elites. i guess i missed the memo on being on public assistance as a child, how is that going to fly? >> it's predictable and totally wrong. donald trump, in addition to being a populous billionaire, went to ivy league schools, so did eight members of his cabinet. this is throwing rocks at glass houses. it's the kind of attack you can expect from senators who themselves went to ivy league schools trying to run down joe biden's cabinet as elite by instinct. it's pure politics. it's got no basis in reality, at least as it applies to their side as well. >> georgia is on our mind, too, john. 940,000 mail-in ballots have been requested in georgia for the runoff races next month. that's an enormous number. president trump has been saying for months he's against mail-in voting, he goes to georgia on saturday. how does that help the gop. >> it doesn't. it's causing confusion, including claims that the elections are rigged and causing co

and egypt since june 2017 president trump senior adviser john cushnie recently visited riyadh and hall for talks mohamed bin abdul rahman now tony says he's hopeful things will move in the right direction could not predict whether a breakthrough would fully resolve the standoff we have achieved certain father said certain point of time more than a year ago and then things has slowed down and right now there are some movements that we hope that this will put an end for of this crisis because we see and we believe actually that gulf unity is very important for the security of the region for the stability of that region and for for the sake of our people this needless crisis needs to end our time whether or not isn't. we've got lots of cold and unsettled weather across a good pos if europe at the moment like pressure dominating proceedings every of life fresh company located just around a decent side of england every stang it's in a good little dusting of snow here in my hometown of cambridge and other parts of east anglia to say the tightly packed ice swirling around our lowest dragon is

waiting room turned into a pop up concert hall the glitter institute had invited young musicians from bangkok and cologne to perform pieces by johann sebastian. and john cage amongst other composes it was an unusual experience for the commuters. my. lame man who had turned 80 a few days before soaked up the atmosphere. i am i am my. wife. and that it was time to celebrate the greater institute plays an important role in cultural life in the thai capital the organization is keen to make its presence felt in asia especially at such a critical time and those here appreciate it. if i had no idea that juta kovac 19 this would be one of the last parties in bangkok for a long while. when lehmann travels his wife lisa usually goes with him on officially and at the couple's own expense she says most important confidant. sifu thought this could not spend a lot of time with my husband we get going at 7 in the morning we have evenings together we spend an hour having dinner we talk about everything he listens to me and of course i hear about the fascinating things he's doing and everything that's going on the information goes both ways it's absolutely equal and s

capitol from statuary hall and replacing it by a civil rights pioneer barbara johns who protested segregatedools in virginia, involved in a lawsuit that became part of the landmark brown b board of education case, thinking about those kind of statues being tumbled and the kind of work you're doing -- your final message, not only to pluck charlottesville, given documenting your attorney along your way, but to people throughout this country and the world when it comes to dealing with covid and who gets treated, who doesn't? ini think the symbolism society matters. actions matter as well. it is not lost on me i work on an institution founded by the members of society who highly esteemed but thought people like me were unwory, disagreeable body odors, and were subhuman. i walk in icu and try to save lives for the commonwealth of virginia. amy: you're talking about thomas jefferson? >> i definitely am talking about thomas jefferson. what we have to remember is we have to take down our symbols that are honoring legacies that do not agree with our true nature of american democracy. but we also have

the country music hall of fame calls him the john or as first black superstar reactions to his deathouring in from across the globe in from different artists, including dolly parton brad paisley and reba mcentire. >>still ahead here tonight time is running out to in lockdown those online shopping orders will take a look at the latest shipping deadlines for one of the biggest delivery services, one of the doctors, you know check to see if i was pregnant. >>in not like what did. plus a southern california woman shocked after rushing to the hospital not knowing what was causing her pain only to find out. she's about to have a baby. >>and santa and his elves to the rescue nabbing a suspected car thief or they take about hard there. the undercover operation that put this holiday grudge out of business. i just lost my job. with the kids at home and less money coming in, there'd be no way we could afford health insurance. my kids think i'm a superhero. but even superheroes need help sometimes. we found help at covered california. and not just us. 9 out of 10 people who enrolled got financia

john shared an office. one day i would love to walk the halls of 17 with you, because i believe it was an office i ended up -- you made some calls as to what the 17th floor needed, including a shower and is it true you put in bunk beds? >> you know, i bet you used that shower when you were there i mean, i established that shower for the writers staying over yes, i put in bunk beds, and a toaster oven and a kettle. and, you know, it was -- it was living there for me, i lived there like for most of the show, i lived there every tuesday night. and sometimes every wednesday night. so, during the entire run of "snl" when i was there and, you know, beautiful times and beautiful memories but "the blues brothers," we still do it. jimmy, john's brother and i, still have "the blues brothers" classic review when we -- you know, in pre-covid times we were going out to casinos, and corporate events, and concert halls and having really a lot of fun with it i do miss the music. that is something that's so essential, you know. and it's too bad that we can't perform, all of us, in the music industry or broadway performer t

congressman, state the congressman matt hall says he'll use his subpoena power if dominion's john polisvoluntarily before his house oversight committee. no dominion representative or official has answered questions directly from lawmakers since the contentious november 3rd election. >>> our next guest tonight has yet another charge of election fraud in michigan, and joining us is christina caramo, an election observer from michigan. she saw a number of ballots counted for biden. she contends that many of those ballots may have been filled out for president trump or even a third party candidate. but she was watching, he says, fraud. christina, great to have you with us. let's start with how is it that you saw this occur, and what did you see that makes you so certain it was, in fact, fraud? >> yeah. hey, lou. so i was actually -- i'm a poll challenger, and i was at the adjudication table. so, basically, if there's any kind of inconsistency with a ballot, say a person voted for more candidates than they were supposed to, that ballot would come across the adjudication screen. so a ballot c

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>>defensive end hall leads the mountain west conference in sacks this season and east was recently named a semifinalist for the john mackey award honoring the nation's best tight end. both players were inspired by their fathers careers grown up looking up to my dad and suspend >>made have the dream playing in own sense. >>for now both players are enjoying the spartans 5 in oh start the team's best since 1939, but their dads of top them, it's not just about the winds. it's about the experience they're going to have the same time memory that that right now having. >>it it it's because you could that be. nothing kind of come back and both are cool. >>san jose continues its quest for a mountain west title on friday against 6 in one nevada, the winner of that game guaranteed a spot in the league championship for kron 4 sports. i'm kate rooney. >>great stuff now the spartans are already guaranteed their first winning season since 2012 the feat both decent haul it tribute to the coaching staff. now on the hardwood warriors first round pick james wiseman return to the court today, he went through only a light workout and g

to the front page of the male, john, how it will be done because that is another question everybody is asking, the daily mail says it could take place in your village hallhe daily telegraph i think i'm at the army of volunteers, the army of 10,000 volunteers that will be recruited to help administer these injections. this is ought to do with the oxford vaccine which a lot of the newspapers believe overnight to be approved tomorrow. a lot of pressure on the nhra, i think thatis lot of pressure on the nhra, i think that is the regulatory body that will approve it. —— the that is the regulatory body that willapprove it. —— the nhra. there isa willapprove it. —— the nhra. there is a lot of expectation in the press that it will happen tomorrow. and if it does happen then of course it's easier to administer and to distribute than the pfizer vaccine because it doesn't have to be kept so because it doesn't have to be kept so cold. and i think it is the telegraph that reports the target is to get1 million people a week vaccinated by the middle ofjanuary which is quite a which is cooperation. —— the -- the mhra. why don't you take us to the front of the daily tel

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john roberts, thank you very much bill you are watching "outnumbered," and harris faulkner. here today, dagen mcdowell, town hall editor and fox news contributor katie pavlich, executive director of serve america pack on fox news contributor marie harf. joining us today in the center virtual seat, country music star john rich. host of "the pursuit with john rich" on fox nation. great to have you, so good to see you. >> so good to be here. >> harris: let's begin with this, president-elect joe biden addressing his family's business dealings just last week, saying this in an interview. >> my son, my family will not be involved in any business, any enterprise that is in conflict with our appears to be in conflict with an appropriate distance from the present presidency and government. >> harris: all right, let's come out and talk about this. john, i'm eager to get your thoughts on what is unfolding with the president-elect and his son hunter biden. >> seems to be a trend developing here, harris. with foreign influence on some of our most powerful people in this country. i know we are going to talk about some of that

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and john also in the united states senate to get this done for folks in congress trying to do everything in the power to block our efforts. in a solid earth near savannah democratic activists julius hall is volunteering to convince voters to cast their ballots. voter turnout might decide this runoff especially among african-americans you know on. campus and they are trying to get there by the get out and vote. we got you on our list as a democrat we've been behind so long. in this country. and so when you get a sense of you're own the raz and things are happening where we're there is some inclusion and then you get a clown that takes office for 4 years which is donald trump now we get rid of him and we feel like we can start over again. pressure is mounting on john ourself in the final days of his campaign but his supporters keep dreaming of his victory. and back with all of our salat in the studio he's in washington oliver you were down there in georgia we just saw you met the candidate you met a supporter but george a very republican state but a weeks ago to this election how are also of chances looking. well william it looks like a very close election perhaps of the likes of the pr

hall for 111 years. now virginia will use a statue of barbara johns. 16, johns led a walkout at her high school to protest unequal school conditions in 1951. many historians believe that moment is what helped launch the desegregation movement in the united states. >>> you may have seen a lot of blurry pictures on your social media feeds of the sky last night. did you see the christmas star, the two largest planets in our solar system, jupiter and saturn coming closer in the night sky than at any time since the middle ages. this hasn't been seen in a night sky since march 4th, 1226. you have to wait only 60 years to see it again. then more than 300 years after that. were you out there with your phone looking into the night sky, laura? >> i was in bed sleeping. i must confess, but the pictures are very cool. >> same here. i was well asleep. thank you so much for joining us this morning. i'm boris sanchez, in for christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs

john mclaren, was the first superintendent in 1871. it is fitting this was named after william hammond hall over 12 years ago. each year recipients are nominated by therapies who share mr. -- by the peers. cast with transforming the sandy windswept dunes of the space we call the ought tore lands to a living landscape he constructed a destination of warmth, repose and enlivenment over 150 years ago. i think most of you know we have a historian in residents, christopher pollock who has written books about golden gate park and recently published a book. he is the unsung leader or father of golden gate park. he quotes hall on the vision of parks generally. quote, primarily they are intended to provide the best practicable means for healthy recreation and influence they exert upon society can scarcely be over estimated. our staff carries on this legacy with the vision. in many ways the challenges and powerful influences remain the same, expanding the activities, working on hilly wind swept landscapes, safe clean beautiful places for the public and securitying bonds to fund the projects which we were able to do thi

halls to build amore perfect union . and i will miss all of you, my staff, colleagues and everyone who worked around the clock. the unsung heroes who keep the senate running. people like john, the, marianne, all the folks that are herein front of you . you know, there are too many to thank. first and foremost, i thank my staff. every senator here knows you're only as good as the people on our team . and my friend, as my friend patrick leahy says, these senators are often just a constitutional impedimentto the staff . and over the years i've been blessed with staffers who are full of talent, skill, drive and heart. madam president, i don't want to leave anyone out so i asked permission to enter into the record a list of all my staff who have been part of team udall and i want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart fto each of you for your hardwork , public service andyour commitment . and i want to thank my family . to my parents in me but work to do good and to be good. and to my brothers andsisters , my sister lori is here and my cousin who have supported me throughout my three decades in electedoffice . you to our daughter amanda, my forever campaign manager ig and