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we knew jesus respects john baptist and is drawn in by his charisma to go and get baptized himself. he certainly is drawn to john. until now johnaptist is the undisputed leader of his movement but today meeting jesus something unexpected happens. >> i need to be baptized by you. do you come to me? jesus dismiss es john. his baptism will be like no other. i think the baptism by john is as crucial part of the story, it tells us if nothing else that jesus absolutely endorse what john was doing. >> he may be revealed to israel. and it means that he endorsed john's message. >> he saw the heavens torn apart and the spirit descending like a dove on him and a voice came from heaven, you are my son. the beloved, with you, i am well pleased. now he feels the call to go spread his message. this is the beginning of jesus's ministry. >> when they met. when john the baptist's charisma and his preaching ability and his criticisms of the powers of the day when all of that hit je jesus' ears, i imagine it sparks all of that ability to preach that jesus had and launched him into his ministry. >> but, for biblical historians, there is a dilemma.

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john, hi. >> john: very busy news wise, john roberts from washington fox news has obtain satellite image of russian combat troops and equipment staging near the ukraine border. u.s. officials estimating russia is preparing to deploy 175,000 troops for a potential ground invasion. >> sandra: president biden is watching you and the u.s. has a plan in place to prevent the worst-case scenario and we will speak with them tomorrow. critics are warning they are concerned ukraine could become another foreign policy disaster like afghanistan. >> john: . >> john: indiana congressman jim banks a member of house armed service committee and will join us in a moment but first to the white house, peter doocy with the latest on this. what a way to start the week. >> told me about it, john, good afternoon. this russian build upon the ukrainian border has been happening slowly but biden administration officials are telling us they are upset he has one half of 75,000 troops he would need in the area to carry out a plan to invade ukraine. he's also got tanks and artillery there. >> what happens if vladimir putin doesn

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. >> and the feast of saint john, john the evangelist who we believe wrote the book of john and several other books of the bible. the feast of the holy innocence. an important one for us. we have a day without a special moniker and call it the fifth day after christmas j. okay. >> and that sunday, we will celebrate the holly family of jesus. put together. monday is a down day within the octave of christmas. we start the second week, and we have the feast, judge know 1st. everyone else is celoperating new year's. we have marry, the hole mother of god. >> i like that. >> it's a lovely feast. it is. >> and following that is a few memorials. we have basel and gregory the great, a few wonderful doctors of the church. we have the memorial of two american saints, two important ones. on the 4th and 5th. and then we have epiphany, january 6th , which falls on a sunday this year. many times it doesn't. >> okay j. wonderful it falls on a sunday and normally we have to move it. >> the epiphany means a showing forth. >> the arrival of the spirit is what we would say. >> okay. >> and that in many pla

john: always with you, sandra. hope you have a good weekend. we'll be back at it next week. if this week was any indication, week will be busy as well. >> sandra: thanks, john. thanks for joining us here on "america reports." i sandra smith. >> johnry" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much, john and sandra. good afternoon on this friday. i'm martha maccallum. thanks for joining us. we have very big developments today in the story of the shooting and killing of these four high school students. the parents of the accused now facing four man slaughter counts each. the parents on the right-hand side of your screen there. the chilling texts that his mother sent to him on the day of the shooting. ethan, don't do it. the warning that their child was clearly in need of help. even he cried out for help just hours before the

john john, who she says was abusive was home would come and see when sam, can you talk over the atlanta autumn source? but for young been robbed of an education, was even worse before she was snatched from the streets. she lived with her family and was in year 3 at school at the brothers home, the closest she got to school was observing parks, youngest daughter, park thing, good to your poor or her co had go walk how good of him and that had so, and they got home home care and couldn't get through it. so i think i got a son who her her good more low. when you can, do i go both of the gruel into room the sooner will good tempo. in 1986, the family sent her back to the platoon. they were on the move. shortly afterwards passed a limb left the country to set up a new life for the family in australia. it was a timely exit in december 1986, acting on a tip off a bazaar prosecutor photograph men with clubs guarding workers at her brother's home construction site. a few weeks later, the home was rated more than 5 and a half $1000000.00 worth of foreign currencies in today's value, was seized from the safe lifetime engine. cuz on the home you booked you on parking in january 1987 with cameras rolling parking can, was arrested and charged with embezzlement and a legal confinement. but he was ultimately acquitted of a legal confinement and never held to account for the cruelty and abuse. despite a pile of affidavits from victims, including counting room to room, borne from hurley for no time po. number control, a little pattern of hunting go wrong. wrong. even google to younger logan shooters law in the early 19 eighties. the korean government had presented park with 2 metals for his work at the brother's home, and had even recruited him as an advisor on social welfare. going to go under window or door or possess, she's or you, melinda? forgot your new tongue. good roy, he meant to filter, you know what i wanted to re up for english polluters or did a play certainly tornadoes up on pluto up border war according to prison, counselor, parkman, song. the government was terrified of having the spotlight turned on it. i only could go who told her, you know, this is shinning. insulin had the huddled auto who got all tunnel degree. buckingham zillow, who you've had on me, couldn't 20th all who go through to warren number rule, who i would think of even had to had to rattle around cricket kangaroo to cheap will crew into told her hebrew. hm, no, they're not really so, so needed when it came to the embezzlement charges, the prosecutor found that over just 2 of the 12 he is, it operated, the home received government subsidies worth more than 11000000 dollars today. and all that a 3rd was embezzled. on top of this, it's estimated that tens of millions of dollars in today's value that should have been paid to inmates for their labor was also stolen. despite the large scale fraud, park was sentenced to just 2 and a half years in prison. garage or on the car to the wall propound her grandma's reply. meanwhile in australia, brother's home director limb young soon was trying to find a foothold and from l investigations. he wasn't without funds. according to this document, from the prosecutor's investigation in just a 2 years before the facility, shut down almost $800000.00 in today's value, was embezzled through lim young soon. and other family members accounts lou sydney couple. peter, you and margaret song were oblivious to the families dark past. with a shortage of korean pastors in australia, when lim young soon approached, they suburban korean church in 1986. it was more than happy to sponsor him for a permanent residence. fraser had, i woke said he got her to get her okay. off hotel is so thin. tenant clinic only got one little took tom was hang our head ti. the couple say they helped him settling to sydney even finding this house for him to buy lim, paying more than a $100000.00 for it in 1988. but they say they became alarmed when he began to exert his pow physically can name, oak san antonio, my middle between land, inca pens. i is also the painter, hulu. now gone, gone only. what is sail? chromebooks are probably the appeal guard. yagi certainly go ahead. so, tongue of it, i will put the charge. will you miss howard? i will as soon as his permanent residency came through, lim left the church. the couple say they regret helping him get out of here with you. i'm with them and i'm gonna go with them with us for you. so back in career by the end of 1989, parkin coon was out of prison, an extraordinarily back in the social welfare business owner. nobody. well, sir, can you hug total with her teacher mother? her touch and despite his criminal record, park managed to convince the strain authorities to give him a visa. he and his wife began traveling regularly to sydney to visit their children and in laws in 1990 park and his brother in law lim young, soon bye, known as trading resident, set up their own church. limb was a pastor, and park became an esteemed elder nigger castleton in the me of something that could ruin i'm in chunk. i'm a former member of the congregation yon shim understands part finance. the church with funds from korea. tony pedro ma certain palm of seneca from the apple journal . ponder is upon it, which he says part bought the church property for retreats outside of sydney in picturesque kangaroo valley, but later sold it and ingram. i mean, it was thought, had you thought a one and the que human there, how tom williams were sick girl contribution hunger. and according to beth's own counselor, parkman, song, money from park also flowed further afield, halter a new career in napoleon green meadow to mahogany, poor hunter. some were put into the gun crew, punky little joys yoshika. and it appears the connections benefited. lim young soon to over the next couple of decades, the former pastor and director of the infamous brothers home became the thing you figure in the israeli and korean per se. but korean church featuring on youtube and in local christian magazines. after establishing a family church in 1995 park set up a family company in australia, the directors were himself, his wife limb, sung soon her impostor, limb sister li mean soon married to former brother's home director ju, john, john, a new son in law, alex mean just a few months later, the company bought this gulf driving range and sports complex for $1400000.00, holiday inn, to corporate or hassle, her hell they will chew on toys into baggage, to hunt valuable. who are you? they don't. she don't do your dumb political motion cookie it in there. and according to these 2003 accounts sees from one a parks. bruce on wolfy centers, funds continued to flow to the family in australia, including to buy a car for more than $40000.00 on a boat for almost $35000.00. but not it seems to pay employees. hon. who are you, dear mo? now living back in bu san nimble kuhn had been an inmate at the brothers home before being shipped out to australia on non work visit visas and put to work a legally at the families driving range. he says he worked from dawn until after midnight, 6 days a week, only to be beaten by park when he visited from korea. overtures. hi jose, you fold up 3. mo wouldn't a job, low level doors on board or

john. one thing for sure, i say never, john. one thing for sure, we will give — say never, john. ohn. one thing for sure, we will give it a go on will— say never, john. one thing for sure, we will give it a go on will have - we will give it a go on will have a lot of great support as they are. and we will enjoy watching you. chief executive or chesterfield, thank you forjoining us on us on sports day tonight. that, though, is all from sports day tonight. don't forget plenty more over on our website. for now though, from myself and the rest of the team, goodnight. still pretty windy out there, especially down towards wales, the southwest and through the english channel. this is where we are seeing the peak of the guests at the moment and across these coastal parts of northeast england into the far northeast england into the far northeast of scotland, an area of rain continues here into the night across the very far north, elsewhere, you can see the centre of our low—pressure, strom barra is. rain coming and going through the night. there will be some clear skies around, and if you

joining me now is star ship capital managing partner and tech analyst, john meyer, and market watch senior reporter john schwartz. johnu for joining us. john meyer i want to start with you. is 2022 really the year that everybody hospitals on to the metaverse or is that more in the distant future? >> you know, i think it's more like 2023 or 2024 for the metaverse, but i think for us early adopters 202r for the metaverse, it will be the year of critical software development, game development, world development in this metaverse, a foundation- laying to really make this that breakout experience product as we get into the mid- 2020s for end consumers. lauren: john schwartz what if i don't want to be in the metaverse? are people going to have a choice like that person who said i don't need a smartphone and you probably no one person, right? you guys no one person who still has a flip phone. i mean, can you still act like that in this increasingly technological world, and then does it get confusing when you have options for metaverse that you want to be in, google, apple , roblox. >> right, there is no one metaverse. there

it was locally prominent at the time in six years later they had a third john named john. john hancock. john hancock is with his brother wind field in gettysburg so armistead and hancock have family members at the battle. hancock grows up in norristown and gets an appointment to west point. his father doesn't think it's a very good idea to young. sixteens the youngest a.g. can get in but it's also small. we think the big strapping winfield hancock. i. do you know how tall he was when he got out of west point? 5 feet 5 inches tall. his classmates considered him a pet. these small a fair amount of time and it gets picked on. boys being boys he gets bullied and one time one of his larger classmates steps in to fight one of the bullies that classmate is alexander hayes who ends up commanding a division. hancock never forgets this years later in a flowery language than i consider he writes when i was a boy i had difficulty in alexander hayes was the first assist me and extracted me for my trouble and became in that involve the nod for said difficulty himself. amazing connections bet

his name was john, john diamond. >> john loved women. john was a ladies' man. had girlfriends. >> so debbie dvorak, john ease kid sister, could certainly see her brother responding to a solicitation like michelle's. >> my brother has a great personality. he's an attractive guy and, you know, his personality makes him that much more attractive. >> then a few days after meeting online, they met in person at a local restaurant. >> he was charming. he was funny. talked about movies and musing and things that me and marty didn't talk about. >> john diamond was an army staff sergeant, based at ft. bragg, trained as a sniper, highly regarded and decorated. had been in the service since he was 18. >> by all accounts he was a good soldier, but he was a playboy himself. he had been married once before and had a child from his first marriage, and he left his first wife and married and they had a son together. >> michelle didn't know that john was still married, but maybe it didn't matter, at least not then. she loved the sks ex, the attention, the excitement. >> i mean he

john tyler jr., who was born in 1819, no doubt was the one who took his father's absence the hardest. john, young johnntually became an alcoholic, suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. and really had a lot of troubles both before and after tyler's presidency that john tyler really despaired of, at one point thing that he would end up dead, that his son and namesake would be dead. so there is a lot of contention within the relationships that tyler shared with his children. but it is letitia especially who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husband's continuous absences. there is an anecdote from may of 1831 that i think is particularly telling in this regard. in may of 1831, after the congressional session had ended, john tyler returned home to virginia and had barely put his bagged down, returning after being gone for five and a half months, had barely put his bag down when he informed letitia that he been invited to a political meeting in richmond, that he would be leaving tomorrow, and that he would likely be gone a few days. well, that night letitia got very il

john. >> john: we over the hump. i am john roberts in washington. president on his way to kansas city at this hour. he tries to build support for the massive social spending bill. it comes as some democrats in washington are worried amid rising inflation and growing economic pain for millions of americans. senator majority whip dick durbin said biden's recent poling is scary. >> sandra: the "wall street journal" showing 61% of americans believe the economy is headed in the wrong direction and the numbers don't look better for wynned. -- biden. 57% approval rating. >> john: we will speak to ronna mcdaniel in a moment. we begin with peter doocy in kansas city. hopefully you got a belly full of barbecue. >> i just had a brisket sandwich the side of my head. we are awaiting the president on his way to missouri. to pitch the extra base hits bill he made to a state that trump won by a lot. we talked to one of missouri's republican senators who doesn't get why the president is on his way here. >> it wreaks of desperation and to change the subject. what his

john, you have a different -- tamara: wow. john, you have a different moment when the country was grappling with who we are. john: when 9/11 happened, it was so awful for the country. all at once, the american people were feeling shock, grief, anger, and fear. the president was giving voice in his speeches during that time to all of those feelings that the nation had. but it was also his role to reassure the nation that we were going to get through this. we had been attacked and there were enemies we had to deal with. and we were going to do that. we were not going to live in fear as a country. but at the same time, in our response to what had happened to our country, we were going to act in a manner consistent with our values. to the extent that there was anyone thinking that the united states had overreacted and would overreact and would find itself at war with a racial group or, more to the point, an entire religion. those fears were unfounded because they were dealing with president george w. bush. a genuinely decent man, a goodhearted man, who in those very early days said just the right things. that is not

john and me, meaning you are heading to work. and john, if they're heading to work. >> dry. but cold. i just found out from our director josh said they already have steering wheel so as we've been talking about this all week at the roads. but look at us like you were 2000 late obviously will and i don't have the newest tech, who have a steering wheel warmer. this is the day to use it. hopefully you can pull it out and put your steering will hope turn the time. >> keep your pets it is definitely going to be a much easier commute this morning than what we saw yesterday. dry roadways to start just a cold one out there for sure. you can see the clear skies that we do have across the bay area this morning clear across the sierra nevada too. there's your rain and snow across the great find the southern sierra and to hatch mountains as well as that heavy rainfall that you're seeing right around la now futurecast shows are dry skies today will get mostly sunny conditions that will continue into thursday to or rather into friday as well. and saturday and sunday just around the corner. also going to be looking nice clear and dry. 30's and 40's for your current temps to you're at 39 degrees. berkeley 42 oakland and san mateo, each sitting at 44 degrees right now. later on today. it will but all about the low 50's staying dry staying mostly sunny nice day. just don't forget that extra layer. don't forget to switch on the steering wheel, warmer as for your roads, there are also nice and dry. look at this means to freeman street easy peasy 7 minutes. we are going to be seeing probably not as lot of cars today, just like we've been seeing all week so far. so enjoyed that little break from the traffic this week between the 2 holidays. san mateo bridge easy. 12 minutes for your richmond center fell bridge just a truck out there. that's all i'm seeing right now. it's, you know, traffic is low. 90 minutes from 37 to the tolls and not a car in sight at the golden gate bridge. well. >> john, president biden in just a few hours and now he will hold a call with his russian counterpart, wladimir putin this afternoon in a bid to de-escalate tensions over ukraine. more than 100,000 russian troops. they are stationed along the border and u.s. intelligence officials, they are warning that russia could be planning to launch an attack as soon as next month. but putin denies this jessi tenure joins us live from dc with the very latest jesse, you not doing covid, but you're always busy with the biden administration. good morning. good morning. well, there's always something to talk about and today a senisr administration officials are telling us. >> that there has not been any indication it least from where the u.s. is sitting that russia has lowered its tensions. and so today the president is going to reiterate what that could mean for payton. >> good to see you again. president joe biden and his russian counterpart, vladimir putin will speak for the second time this month. today

john: we will see who controls the caucus very soon. senator john kennedy from the great state of louisiana and a fabulous writer. good to talk to you, thank you. >> thank you, john. >> john: center, he does have some great lines. >> sandra: and i was taking notes. 50% chance of a shutdown or higher that could last a few days. cut the sound bite there. jim jordan will be coming up at the top the next hour talking about the 31 your height that we are seeing in inflation as it ie hockey puck. will get his take on that. meanwhile, were watching this. evolving story out of the united nations headquarters in midtown manhattan. the mid-to nypd swarming the building accusing a man patient stomach pacing the entrance of the building with a shotgun. the police remain in a standoff, we are told come up with the man along first avenue. which we know? >> i'm on 42nd and second avenue. down the block behind me is where that stand-ups ongoing. it started at 1045 when a u.n. staffer alerted the u.n. safety and security detail that there was a man with a shotgun outside of the building. the nypd responded to that and since then, there has been a standoff. it appears that the mai

john, why don't you tell us about the time that vice president cheney had called and said he had gotten you both in trouble? john: one afternoon my phone rang and cody and carolyn know when the president or the vice president because, there is a window on the phone that calls you and it says potus or vpotus. i picked up the phone and said sir. he said in that rich, dick cheney, baritone, he says, john, i got us into some trouble. i say oh. he proceeded to tell me that the president and ms. bush had decided to leave washington right away to go to the funeral of john paul the second. the president had been scheduled to speak the next night at the radio and tv correspondents dinner in washington. as my colleagues also know, the president has to give a funny speech. cheney says i have to go there tomorrow in the president's stead and say funny things were 10 minutes. and then he says, i don't do funny. i said, well, sir, you will do a fine job of there. just let me call my colleague matthew and the next day or so we will get a speech ready for you. the lesson is, number one, he was very funny. he has very good comic timing. number two, generally, if you work in white house speech writing, you have to be ready for anything at any time. tamara: indeed. carolyn, i think you also wrote some speeches for those terrible, wonderful, whatever you want to call them washington dinners. carolyn:

john. big john. big bed, john. watch out for big john. keep an eye on him.t's this morning, my friend out. julie won't take him down. all right, mark. thank you. thanks, right, mark. thank you. thanks, mark. thanks for joining it's been mighty cold in here since "the big chill." what say we warm our hearts by... "st. elmo's fire"? yes! couple of wine coolers and some '80s rob lowe -- i can get into that. i'm still holding out hope i'll have plans tonight. great. two for two. haley? oh, so fun, but i'm gonna have to say no. i have a photography-class thing. what kind of a thing? oh, you know, just an exhibit, like, to show our photos. is it something that we should go to? claire, we just made plans. mom, this is a college class. i'm not in the third grade. don't you have nap time there? no. i have free periods, during which i sometimes nap. is it me, or was she just being purposefully vague? alex, i want you to go through her stuff and find out about this thing tonight. wait, wait. i-i don't feel good about us snooping.

anyone who tried to describe john tyler usually began by noting his prominent nose variously referred to aquiline a lot of the sources. john quincy adams notes john tyler's nose and a couple of his entries in fact you could even say at some point john quincy adams almost became obsessed with john tyler's nose among other things about the accidental president of the present without a pardon. but judge tyler passed on much more than his physical characteristics. key to understanding him and key to understanding how his addiction to pollock six developed. tyler it was very close to his father. his mother died when he was seven years old and the young boy took it hard as you might expect. he developed >> ailments and his father worried about him both because he was sickly and a nervous child small and frail. the turning point of sorts occurred when the future president was about ten years old the story at the very least it's probably embellished. i kept it out of the book critic edited out of the book the incident involved a scottish schoolmaster taught john tyler and several other boys in the neighborhood school not far from greenway seemed to take

sung soon her impostor, limb sister li mean soon married to former brother's home director ju, john, john, a new son in law, alex mean just a few months later, the company bought this gulf driving range and sports complex for $1400000.00 holiday inn to corporate or has told her how level q 20th or into baggage to hunter valuable. who are you? they don't. she don't do, lee. you're done, clinical motion cookie it in there. and according to these 2003 accounts sees from one a parks. bruce on wolfy centers, funds continued to flow to the family in australia, including to buy a car for more than $40000.00 on a boat for almost $35000.00. but not it seems to pay employees. hon. who are you this year most. now living back in bu san nimble kuhn had been an inmate at the brothers home before being shipped out to australia on non work visit visas and put to work a legally at the family's driving range. he says he worked from dawn until after midnight, 6 days awake, only to be beaten by park when he visited from korea overtures. hi jose, you fooled up 3. mo wouldn't a job. lo, never thought on board

john. john in warwick, new york. you're up. caller: good morning. i'm calling in reference to the plight of the disabled american veterans. host: john, are you there? caller: yes, i'm here. hello. hello. host: ok. i think i may have a little bit of a transmission problem, folks. if you can put the speaker up. john in warwick, new york. caller: good morning. this is john in warwick. can you hear me? host: are you there, john? caller: yes, i am. i am calling about the plight of the disabled veteran here in the united states of which i am one and the failed veterans hospital system. i for one can attest to the fact that their motto, delayed, deny, hope you die is truth. the men and women who are waiting for elected surgery currently are the thousands and thousands. to try to get through to any of these hospitals nationwide of which i think the last

john: i used to be very active and involved in every drill. chris: soccer coach john lipschitz has been sidelined. this past december, he got covid-19. johnything i've ever felt. chris: surviving covid was one hurdle that turned into a health marathon. john: i thought i was getting better, and then i never did. chris: john says he has ongoing fatigue, brain fog, breathing trouble, and weakness that all limit his coaching. john: i just wanna wake up and have a day where i don't go, "oh god, this hurts so much, or oh, this or that, or--" chris: but it's every day. john: every day without fail. chris: john is what many call a covid-19 long-hauler. he applauds his hmo, kaiser, for excellent care while he was initially sick. everything was fully covered, including three er visits, but lately he's feeling let down. john says his kaiser doctor recommended a specialist at a covid long-haul clinic, but kaiser didn't have one. so in february, john asked to go out of network. for the next 5 months, a paperwork shuffle. he said he'd get approval from his kaiser family doctor and a kaiser disease doctor, but then the kaiser insurance arm would step in

john.— programme, john. nice to be here. i know— programme, john. nice to be here. i know you _ programme, john. sted here. i know you are i particularly interested in talking about cancel culture. i think it is fair to say. in fact you are making a documentary about it. what it is the bout cancel culture that interests you?— interests you? well, it's a relatively _ interests you? well, it's a relatively new _ interests you? well, it's a l relatively new phenomenon interests you? well, it's a i relatively new phenomenon and, because, it affects comedians because, it affects comedians because a lot of us do jokes that the cancel culture people, the woko people don't think are right, don't think are correct. so i've been asked to do the programme so i've been exploring it. i've been reading quite a lot of books and been trying to understand what it is all about. trying to understand what it is allabout. but trying to understand what it is all about. but it is quite a complex matter and it seems to be boiling down to the fact that, i think, be boiling down to the fact that, ithink, some be boiling d

six years later, they have a third son and name him simply john, john hancock and john hancock is with his brother, winfield at gettysburg. so, they both have family members at the battle. hancock's an impress chb young man. at 16, he gets an appointment to westpoint. his father doesn't think it's a good idea. 16 is a youngest age you can get in and he's small. you know how tall he was? 5'5" tall. one said they considered him their pet. he had a growth spurt and he's about six feet by the time he leaves. but byes being boys, he gets bullied and one of his largest class mates had to step in to fight one of the bullies and that class mate is alexander hayes, who beats up the bully. hancock never forgets this. years later, in the flowery language of the 19th century, wrote when i was a boy, alexander hayes was the first to volunteer to assist me and can extracting me from the trouble, became involved in aforementioned difficulty himself. unlike armistead, he does graduate, 18th out of 25 in the class of 1844 and when he graduates, he's sent to the frontier to fort touzened in what is now

john. >> john: thank you. i am john roberts in washington. a brand new fox business poll show half of americans feel biden's move on the inflation crisis are hurting rather than helping and 2 out of 3 americans say the inflation crisis caused them financial hard ship over the last 6 months. >> sandra: as the chances of passing president biden's spending plans are dwindling. democrats can't get their own colleagues on. the deadline for december 25th would need a christmas miracle. democrats are going back to the plan for a sweep overhaul of our election. >> john: tennessee senator marsha blackburn will join us. first to the white house and peter doocy with the latest from there. >> president biden even with his decades of d.c. experience keeps deferring to nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to lead the way advancing the democratic party's agenda. so far they have not gotten the build back better signed. they will miss the christmas deadline. he said maybe try voting rights first instead. >> [inaudible]. >> the top 2 issues for voters in the new fox

john. john hancock. and john hancock is with his brother win field here at gettysburg. both have family members at the battle. now, hancock is an impressive young man growing up in norristown, p.a. at 16, he gets an appointment to west point. his father doesn't think it's a very good idea. he's young. 16 is the youngest age you can get in. but he's also small. we think of big strapping winfield scott hancock, big guy. you know how tall he was when he got to west point? 5'5". one of his classmates wrote they considered hancock a pet. winfield scott hancock was their pet. he hit a growth spurt, but he's small a fair amount of the time, and he gets picked on. boys being boys, he gets bullied. one of his larger classmates has to step in to fight one of the bullies. and that is alexander hayes. hayes beats up the bully. defends hancock's honor. hancock never forgets this. years later in the flowery language of the 19th century, he writes, when i was a boy, i once had a difficulty, and alexander hayes was the first to volunteer to assist me, and in, trathing me from my trouble

john madden, the person. what was he like, and any story that you have about john madden that sticks in your mind? >> there are a lot of stories. i was fortunate enough to be able to work with johnl, we shared a lot of good times purchase riding around on the boss with john. john loved engaging with people. he loved asking questions. he was one of the most curious people on the planet. he took in all of this information, and then he would summon up. he could see things that nobody else saw. we would go places and he would just talk to whoever was in front of him. he would engage them. it was never in a hurry. he had time for everybody. he talked about people that are exclusive people. he lived in an exclusive world, but he was very inclusive. he put his arms around everybody. the thing about john was, john kind of wanted everybody to think that he was just a guy that was lovable and you could in some ways, maybe get something over on him. but you could not put anything past madden. madden was the smartest guy in the room. he did not want to let you know it, and he never showed it, but john madden was a genius. he was a real estate genius, he was a gaming genius, he was a footbal

john. hi, john sanchez yet. so we're done this for a young doing what you told your dad or what not for you. he don't b a or you don't love it. you're very, you wouldn't glenville wood. i'm sure your visual wouldn't be a block or warmer. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! he sure, sure. ha ha, ha ha! more cancelling the calls, listen to the order the own channel. i'm aware with sure they sent me or don't pay, you forgot what you think when they returned on the show. some of that for my wrong done, i've been municipal or actually with buddy. this is sandra or not joseph from china. how are watching that move on file? would you be just shooting shot? you think that happens if that was there? she is actually bad. yeah. there you go and watch in that and then what should we talk? well, can you tell what did you meet with you all to close out and i said well no no, no trends or you know her or was also p tradeoff was mission viejo for them in the ca

i brought jack maple up and john jiminy who preceded you in philadelphia and miami. and john miller. john miller i have is my first press commissioner and everyone knows john miller. john i gave jobs to three times. he was my commissioner following giuliani and into the lapd in 2002 in brought them back in 2014. he is given a million-dollar jobs to take 200,000 are your jobs and i also had once again civilians from the outside. the first time i had kelling washington others in my second go-round in 2014 and i'm jumping ahead a little on you but it links back to 94. in your 50 year career you made -- met incredibly challenging and -- 2014 i had the opportunity it's like the movie this thing paul newman and robert redford the last thing and everybody wanted in. everybody wanted to come in and i had friends and colleagues over the years knocking on the door. they all wanted the last hurrah and i got them all in the dark. when i had my executive staff meetings killing washington gable and maple. maple had passed on god let love them at that time that literally i had the super bowl team and wi

john. john hancock. and john hancock is with his brother winfield here at gettysburg. so both armistead and hancock have family members at the battle. hancock is an impressive young man growing up in norris town, p.a., at 16 gets an appointment to west point. his father doesn't think it is a good idea. he is young, 16 is the youngest you can get in but is also small. we think of big strapping winfield hancock. you know how tall he was? 5'5" tall when he got to west point. one of his classmates wrote they considered hancock a pet. winfield scott hancock was their pet. he had growth spurt and was about 6 feet when he leaves but small a fair amount of the time and gets picked on. boys being boys he gets bullied. one time it gets so bad one of his larger class mates has to step in to fight one of the bullies. that is alexander hayes who ends up commanding a division under hancock here at pickett's charge. hayes beats up the bully. defends hancock's honor. hancock never forgets this. years later in the flowery language of the 19th century he writes, when i was a boy i once h

we're going to have a think john john's got a new john. can we have a new thing for a time like you measure and feet for a little to icy cold for 8, 8, on ground one to level 3 level. >> and if you're a full 8 time. >> then it's like on the hit. that there's no more. there's no more gloves after he's he's adorable and right for us. he does. he has good spirits up there. that is holiday joy for you. i hopefully if you are up in the sierra. you have as many smiles 8 on. does this morning. i think there's a headaches and they're 2 for. >> people that are trying to make that sierra crossing getting to see family for the holidays. but if you are a skier and snowboarder, you going to love it. you can see outside of her diamond peak camera just like we're seeing in placer county we are seeing some snow piling up tsere on some of our picnic tables there is a rain-snow mix going on right around lake tahoe itself. but snow level will lower gradually over the next few days, aurther and further into the foothills. that's pretty good news itself now wil

john. >> john: we over the hump. i am john roberts in washington.nding bill. it comes as some democrats in washington are worried amid rising inflation and growing economic pain for

no matter what you can learn a lot about chinese traditions here, john that john publish and that's great. also, is there a strong echoes of china here because everything comes from china. every single item originated there and was installed here by chinese craftsman. ah, a french businessman came up with the idea of holding a lantern festival and flung jak. ah! if it's you or that identical assault, china's lantern festival is huge. 10 times the size of this one week of it's impossible not to love the lanterns and sculptures. their fear. the like creation said, our festival were assembled on the spot. every festival starts from scratch, everything was tailor made for us. so you buy a part from the pandas of course, because a panda is always a panda bluff overdue. she sorted it, but we have a lake we can use to no luck. and we have a pagoda for the emperor, and a boat which travels down the river is a boil for the samo, aliya the flavor. visitors can even get to the festival on the boat or by other means of transport. landmarks, lantern festival runs until the end of january. ah, you're w

perhaps fateful that the nfl had chosen to honor john madden just days, as you point out, days before the nfl lost john madden. commissioner of the nfl johnd nobody loved football more than coach, he was football. he was an incredible sounding board to me and others there will never be another john madden forever indebted to him for all he did to make football and the nfl what it is today. and then i want to share with you something that jim gray, long time nfl broadcaster had to say. jim gray in a fascinating quote that i thought put this into context said that john madden is the most famous figure connected dot nfl and i thought about that for a moment. and i thought about all the terry brad shaw's and roger staubachs, the tom bradies, i came back around to i think jim gray is right. if there is one name at the top of your mind when it comes to the nfl that name either because of broadcasting or coaching or to your point, lawrence, because of the video game is the nfl. it is the name of the nfl and tom brady who would perhaps be the only other name to rival that honor said the following on instagram. he said john called our first super