john mark bozeman was an unremarkable player and it does impact on the game of football was enormousthe belgian challenge football's transfer system and the european court of justice ruled he was right players should be allowed to move clubs for free at the end of a contract was. bozeman paid the price risk court action club shied away from signing him and legal costs left him with financial and then personal problems today he says he just wanted footballers to be treated like over employees. secured using read years earlier minutes on the from 995 players could leave their clubs because they were seen as workers. horsemen ruling represented freedom full stop. for. he opened the door for a host of big names to move clubs for free was probably the most famous bosman signing being robert let under. the left bought one for buy in munich at the end of his contract in 2014 and has never stopped scoring since the former general secretary of world player union 5th row says football owes bozeman a huge debt. the freedom at the end of the contract for a player was of course for all the player

john: jessica? >> i don't agree in totality with what mark said. that's no surprise.ere unwilling to take responsibility and share a policy with republicans, we would not have had criminal justice reform which was a signature achievement of the trump administration. we worked across the aisle to get something important done for americans. i don't agree with that. going back to what president obama said, it's important to take this to hart. -- heart. it's what cliburn has been talking about as well. if you say demilitarize the police that makes sense and ban choke holds. the sum of the parts is better than the slogan. i don't appreciate the clap pack backs from members of the squad to president obama. >> john: mark, this warfare you referred to will that benefit the republicans in the mid-terms and in 2024? >> i think there will be a battle going on in the democratic party between the far left and the far, far left. joe biden -- >> john: what will be the effect of that? >> joe biden if he wants to win reelection and establish a secure presidency and hold the house in 2

john mark balls much was on little known footballer but he changed the game forever is when in courts 25 years ago today now allows out of contract players to move clubs for free he talks today about his legacy. i'm still gal welcome to the program. germany is just hours away from its latest hard lockdown as coronavirus cases continue to search schools are nonessential businesses will closed from wednesday means christmas shoppers are running out of time to cross everything off their lists from maine to munich stores have been at capacity the some queues stretching around the block authorities are hoping the new restrictions will slow a surge in hospitalizations and deaths from comment 19 the last 2 weeks saw a more davey death than at any other point in the pandemic here in germany but germans on just putting their hopes on the lock down the european met since agency has moved up and beating that which is expected to approve a vaccine germany's health minister urged to european regulators to act as quickly as possible. so to this it gets approved and let me repeat it is still being a

john marks with the late nicky lauder. he was one of formula one's top drivers that's the time for 2 seasons forming a fruitful partnership with james hunt for mclaren. derek bell competed in formula one for ferrari and other teams but was financially and insurance race specialist taking the flag at lamont 5 times. in 1971 belgrade motor racing history while copilot in one of the 3 legendary portion 9 seventeen's together with you know his defense. on the long straight at the mall they reached a speed that lifted the sport to another level. 3 of actually 6 we were doing 396 kilometers 246 mile an hour in 71 but yeah. pretty quick didn't seem like it and we will go around the corner flat out on the way down there's not straight away there's a very severe corner but somehow the car just. pedal to the metal for a full 7 kilometers. in 5th gear for one minute from. full throttle so i went around like that for one minute because it knows the damage is so insignia norbit singing i worked out how fast they really were he said how

because to be honest after that it never happened again john mark bosman never won much on the field but off it he changed football forever. i'll straightness famous gold coast has become home to unusual spectacle stormy weather has whipped up sea foam that's covered beaches along the queensland coastline in usual phenomenon was a hit with younger residents who quickly took to the sea for a foam bath experts say that it's not dangerous and slightly made of from degraded organic matter not that in turbulent waters australia has been battered by storms as last year's wildfires in white to tropical cyclones and heavy rainfall this summer. now yet you can always get a d w news on the go just download from google play from the app store i will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. story you can also use it to sentence photos and videos of the action. it's a chill up today up with talk of the hour coming up next i'm going to sleep the show kick off with the weekend good. she comes. to see enjoy it men's have enough

director of national security has also branded china as america's greatest threat and john mark cliffe claimed beijing plans to dominate america and the world technologically economically and militarily but the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson says he has different motives for his attack the us practices of integrated military and civilian development dates back to before world war one the us groundless accusations against china are typical double standards it's true purpose is to create excuses to justify high tech market against china and this will eventually damage the interests of china the u.s. and the whole world. let's go live to victor gao a director of the china at national association of international studies thank you for joining us on the program what do you make of all these new u.s. sanctions against chinese citizens and entities. well 1st of all channel u.s. relations have never been as bad as it is for the last 41 years secondly the reason to do 2 aeration in china u.s. relations is very much cost of mind of cars made by president trump and his followers in the us

every human being on top of john mark the mark your right arm in arm on your own will it still have in the after speaking to it was this very don't mean that they had made a video on so that it was a song well for the. if . they even start the middle of the stay there can you state in my heart the path. my little my little. the. dead be. the enemy. that. cut up. the league. team in. the. past. it looks like a money game but it's really the work of. the wives. the 11 year old just like the great master himself. and donates the money she raises mr painting to her the cause. with great pics as. the woman. and 30 minutes d.w. . in the far north. beyond the inhabitable world it's lonely barren. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. to take a journey around the north meet profiteers and talk with people experiencing a changing environment. for the ice disappears and it keeps retreating our future depends on what happens here one of the most fragile ecosystems on earth . northern lights. arctic circle starts december 21st w. this is d w news live from berlin russia rolls out it's to take

john. >> mark meredith from capitol hill. mark, thank you.check in, i should say, with our chad pegram who is up to speed on this trademark, both parties can claim victory here with it it would seem. >> the problem with this entire enterprise is that the government is going to shut down tomorrow night at 11:59 if the president did not sign this bill. the house of representatives was going to come in tomorrow and there was no plan to do an interim spending bill and even if the house of representatives were to act on an interim spending bill the senate was not going to come back until tuesday and there was no clarity that the present would find yet another stopgap bill to avoid a government shutdown. mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader put out a statement saying that he's pleased that they will get this out the door. there was a lot of concern about what a government shutdown would look like and this would be the second government shutdown in the past three years over the holidays. we would have, you know, millions of federal workers not be

mark: things, victor. john, last word on the north korea subject before we wrap -- take a step back, big picture, the dprk, threats it poses to analyze, and -- it allies, and also engagement. mr. brennan: clearly north korea's capabilities on most fronts need to be addressed. the biden folks will have a realistic approach toward north korea. they recognize that progress will have to be , i doental, but also think biden is going to recognize that some incentives, some carrots are going to be extended to the north in order for there to be some progress. i think the initiation of a dialogue, certainly not at the head of state level, but at the senior working level, will be important, and i think there are ways to ensure kim agrees to that. on the humanitarian front, there are things that can be done simply in this covid environment that might induce kim to be more accommodating. it will not do anything in the near term that is not reversible on the nuclear front, but there are some areas where there can be some ac

mark: we will be watching for more on that story. it was 40 years ago today johnennon was shot dead. the one time beetle left a musical legacy stretching worldwide in his native city of liverpool. fans everywhere have been marking the occasion. >> former beatle john lennon was shot and killed last night outside of his luxury apartment in new york. >> it was here at the dakota building in manhattan that john lennon was murdered. he lived in the apartment building with his wife, yoko ono, and his young son, sean. lennon's killer, who had been waiting outside, fired five shots, four hitting the singer in the back and the shoulder. >> i did not realize there were shots until after i saw the police car. apparently john lennon had been shot. within two minutes of the time they got there, they brought out lennon, five or six police officers carrying him, putting him in the backseat of the car. >> he was rushed the hospital and despite several blood transfusions, had little chance of surviving' his severe injuries. his murderer was sentenced to life in prison, where he re

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a lot to discuss, i will bring in senior white house correspondent john harwood, mark mckinnon, and formerorge w. bush and senator john mccain, and katherine rampell, i am glad to have each of your minds here tonight. i will begin with you, john, president trump has been holed up in the white house with the one in well, what can be described only as a crisis, the coronavirus is raging, we are under a cyber attack. what is mr. president trump doing? >> laura, you know, i think it's not all that hard to figure out. the presidency is a really hard job. especially if you do it right, and to do it right, you have to care about things other than yourself, to be interested at least to some degree in public service. donald trump is interested in self service, for most of his presidency, he has gotten gratification from the public performative part of the job, the adulation the news coverage that kind of thing. but once he lost the election, those public duties become humiliating, so what the president has been doing, is staying in private, nursing his grievances, and lying to claim that he did not

i want to bring in cnn white house correspondent, john harwood. mark mckinnon, former adviser to george w. bush and senator john mccain. and also, cnn economics commentator, catherine rampell. i'm glad to have each of your minds here, tonight. thank you. i am going to begin with you, john. because president trump, he's been holed up in the white house, with the country in, well, what can be described only as a crisis. the coronavirus is raging. we are under a cyberattack. so, what is mr. president trump doing? >> laura, you know, i -- i think it's not all that hard to figure out. the presidency is a really hard job. especially, if you do it right. and to do it right requires you to care about things, other than yourself. to be interested, at least to some degree, some public service. donald trump is interested in self-service. so, for most of his presidency, he's gotten gratification from the public-performative parts of the job. the adulation, the attention, the news coverage. that sort of thing. but, once he lost the election, those public duties bec

john jr. and caroline are to mark their birthdays after the president returns from a trip to texas. arriving in dallas on the morning of the fatal day, and he and mrs. kennedy are greeted. by vice president johnson and the mayor of dallas. john f kennedy has been president two years, 120 ten months and two days. they ride in the familiar presidential limousine. because the weather has turned fair, the transparent bubble top has been removed. from the fifth floor window at 12:30 p.m. come the rifle shots that bring death to president kennedy and seriously wound governor conley of texas. 29 minutes later, the 35th president of the united states lies dead in a nearby hospital. the presidential limousine bears the marks of violent death. the flowers are twisted and torn. shocked and disbelief give way to tears. ♪ ♪ the nation and the world's reaction is one of bewilderment and grief. at the dallas airport, 99 minutes after mr. kennedy's death, vice president lyndon b. johnson and his wife and the grief stricken widow with them, takes the presidential oath before the jet that brings him

. >>> today marks the 40th anniversary of the death of beatles star john lennon. id chapman shot and killed lennon as he and his wife were returning to their apartment in new york city. he signed an autograph for chapman earlier in the day. he was sentenced to 20 years to life. he was last denied parole earlier this year and his next parole set for 2022. >>> here is something pretty cool to cherk out pcheck out. you can watch 12 minutes of this really rare footage of john lennon and francisco. with our live newscast and breaking news and you can get exclusive content like this from our team. i just like to see old school san francisco, too. that would be really cool to watch. >> i would, too. >>> well, coming up next, countdown to launch. elon musk and spacex sending his new look starship into space and the hope to get passengers, human passengers aboard one day. we'll show you what it looks like from the launch pad. >>> warriors news first. we now know which two warriors may have tested positive for covid-19. could it prove crucial sitting out so close to the for

bush and john mccain. mark mckinnon. good evening to both of you.o, kirsten, can we talk about -- because this shows you what's going on -- i know you're laughing. right? sorry. informed the president wouldn't be informing them, shortly after the scotus decision was announced. seems like -- what do they always call it? snowflake behavior there? >> well, i mean, he's -- you know, he's just not going to have a good explanation for this. and this is -- it really is hard to believe, though, that he thought that the supreme court was going to rule in his favor. but, you know, maybe he really did. this was such an obviously meritless case, everybody could see it. as has been reported on cnn. there are even members of congress who sort of signed onto this shame, who have admitted as much, privately. that they knew it wasn't going to go anywhere. but, you know, the jig is up. it's over. it was over, a long time ago. but in the republican world, i don't know what else you say. >> well -- oh, there are a lot. you can twist yourself into a pretzel. come on, ma

joining us tonight congressman guy, katie mcfarland and dan gaynor plus john cox and mark morgan.e have a lot of developing stories and breaking news coming into the studio. here is a question right now, top democrat senator. did they interfere with the fbi before the election? pressuring the fbi director in a letter to not investigate hunter biden. did democrats know five years ago about democrat eric swalwell entanglement with a chinese spy. did they hush up that and the biden story and going after trump? did any of the 50 former intelligence officials who cosigned a letter saying that the hunter biden story was russian disinformation, did they know a federal probe was already underway into hunter biden for about two years? also more republican say eric swalwell did put national security at risk. we california district is home to a big portion of silicon valley. also, national laboratories that are key to u.s. security. we have top republican and jim filed a new complaint to say, yes, probe eric swalwell. plus, senator ron johnson says the media "had more influence than russia i

joining us tonight by russian power, kt mcfarland and john cox, and mark morgan, top quarter guy, a lot of developing stories and breaking news coming into the studio. , the top democrat senators chuck schumer and ron wyden, did they interfere with the fbi before the election pressuring the fbi director in a letter to not investigate hunter biden, do democrats know five years ago the eric swalwell handelman with a chinese spy but did they hush up that in the biden story and going after trump and did any of the 50 former intelligence officials who cosigned a letter saying hunter biden story was russian disinformation, did they know a federal probe was already underway into hunter biden for about two years also more republicans say eric swalwell did put national security at risk. tonight we break down how is california district is home to the big portion of silicon valley and national laboratories that are key to u.s. security, we have top republican, he filed a new complaint to say probe eric swalwell. plus senator ron johnson says the media had more influence than russia in the election

bush and john mccain is mark mckinnon. thank you, sir. you're such a gentleman. tipping your hat. od to see you. john, no tip of the hat? no? oh. well, next time. >> i've got no hat. >> i know. we're hearing that president trump, john, is changing his travel plans because of this last-ditch effort to overturn the election results. what do you know about it? >> look, president trump is pretty badly wounded right now. he's lost the election. that was a huge blow to him psychologically. he is having difficulty accepting that. so he's holding on to this delusion that he can somehow with the complicity of republican politicians overturn the results of the election. can't feel good for him to be having been embarrassed by joe biden in the election to host that new year's eve party. so he's not going to his new year's eve party. he's not even happy about the renovation that's melania trump has overseen to mar-a-lago. he's getting out of town. the white house hasn't officially announced it. he could change his mind. but we believe, our reporting tells us that he's going to come back tomorr

pregnant women is going to be a big question mark, john. there wasn't a lot of data on pregnant women, breastfeeding women in this trial. we have to see how they look at that. people with weakened immune system, you heard over the news yesterday, people with history of severe allergic reactions. we also know looking at trial data, if you had a severe allergic reaction in the past, you were excluded from the trial. we knew that sort of going in. i think the pregnancy question is an important one. i want you to hear comments about this in the committee meeting today. >> we have been closely monitoring the impacts of covid-19 in pregnant women and subsequently following up with infants. the rates overall have been relatively low thus far. early indication is there may be higher risk of preterm delivery among pregnant women infected with covid-19 relative to women without covid-19, but there's ongoing efforts to assess those and other potential pregnancy related risks and fetal outcomes. >> john, risk reward is what he is describing there, righ

also tells you something about how he works with other people because, instead of just handing john the markednext morning when he came to the oval office. he called john in and they sat on this sofa for an hour and a half and went over every change that he had made. >> i know how bitter and contentious the issue of health-insurance reform has become. >> this bill is the greatest threat to freedom that i have seen in the 19 years i've been here in washington. >> we've gotten caught up in the political game, in a way that's just not healthy. >> this is nancy, who was as responsible as anyone for the affordable care act. and nancy anne had two young boys, and they never saw their mom for, like, two years. like, she would leave the house early in the morning, and the boys hadn't even woken up, yet. and by the time she got home, they were often already asleep. and that's the kind of sacrifice that people at the white house made. president obama was aware of this. it -- it wasn't anything that was ever said, but i started noticing it. where, whenever he could, he would make a point to make sure the

the total number of dollars spent on just ads in this race, approaching the $500 million mark. johnems as though the democratic candidates are raising more money than republicans. that's true, the democrats themselves are raising more but that doesn't tell the whole story. there's hundreds of millions of dollars being poured in from outside groups from both the republican side and the democratic side. so that just adds to the total amount of money pouring into the state. as you mentioned, john, the day after christmas, these candidates back out on the campaign trail as voters are casting ballots leading up to the runoff. >> while money is not always determine tiff, particularly in senate races, that number, almost half a billion dollars in ads spent to date. ryan noblts, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, it was a tough year for sports. but up next, even in a year with so many bad headlines, we will still look back on some of 2020's biggest and best highlights. >>> sports are centered around level playing fields, which may be why the impact of covid-19 hit them so hard. but there

joining us tonight congressman guy, katie mcfarland and dan gaynor plus john cox and mark morgan.ies and breaking news coming into the studio. here is a question right now, top democrat senator. did they

john f. kennedy and jackie have the greatest dinners of all time . they put music at the forefront. they use to invite the best writers, poets, musicians, artists. it was a high water mark society. john f. kennedy's inaugural he had robert frost read that inaugural poem. we had the pulitzer prize-winning novelist wallace egner writing government tablets. carl sanford, the great poet. he was a regular guest. this became exciting. it is not just the restoration or refurbishing and touring the white house, but it made the white house seem to be the central place you wanted to be in the sense support diplomatic excellence, but also the sense of the power of performing arts. there is no more fitting tribute to john f. kennedy in my mind and the naming of the performing arts center. i know you work a lot with, but jackie kennedy is a big part of that spirit. >> toward the tragic last weekend president kennedy as jackie kennedy to accompany and to texas. why did he want jackie kennedy to come to them to texas? >> they had lost the baby 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

joining us tonight by russian power, kt mcfarland and john cox, and mark morgan, top quarter guy, a lothe studio. , the top democrat senators chuck schumer and ron

with good wins for two—time champion champion mark selby, and kyren wilson, plus news of a thrilling comeback. let's join jason mohammed now, who's alongside john and alan mcmanus. we'll come back to milton keynes with mark shall be through to the last 16 and itjob done today. with mark shall be through to the last 16 and it job done today. not pretty before the interval with hard snicker of book came out and played much better after eight cracking along reading got over the line. we have seen it so many times, have we not? c gas struggle in the first four frames and could be a tough few days but always a bump with mark because he has produced it so often in the past so actually popped his head and the pressure at 2—2 is said did you enjoy that frame and so we took it in good heart and came out and played really strong in the last four frames. barry hawkins next so it should be fascinating. the real barry hawkins turning up finally and isa barry hawkins turning up finally and is a wonderful match player but not just been a great form but his scoring very good this week. that will be a tough match. and a wonderful comeback from wilson. top class

iser by john have staged a military parade to mark its recent victory over armenia in their conflict over the disputed nuclear region turkish president or one joined the celebrations after backing iser by john in the 6 weeks more turkish made hardware was credited with giving eyes or by john the upper hand in the events. in the united states regulators and prosecutors from almost every state have filed an anti-trust lawsuit against facebook they allege that the company used its dominant position to crush or buying smaller rivals now the wall suit would force the company to divest its major acquisitions of instagram and whatsapp the legal action follows a similar suit against google and it comes amid growing bipartisan calls in the u.s. for more oversight of big tech. facebook's growing dominance has long been a phone in the side of the u.s. government. now citing breaches of antitrust law washington wants the company to be forced to sell off instagram and whatsapp by using its vast troves of data and money. facebook has squashed or hindered what the company perceived as potential thre

mark. >> what you mentioned john his interest and the many different ways in which he expressed and conveyed to the reader how critical it is. not only to our personal happiness but it's an adaptive badge that we need to dig deeply into, especially right now. so i was so moved by what you said leland because i envy your experience. i imagined it countless times . and for ray, it wasn't , it was the poetry. it was the romance. it was so romantic. not in the kind of destructive way but it was very mature, in a very mature sense of a great romance of his life andthe cosmos . he had a completely. but he was also someone who understood the preciousness of freedom of expression and of course fahrenheit 451 is really a viable of that concept. of how you have to be willing to protect the right to speak and to write in such a way that there's a secret nature to books. in condo cosmos the original series we had a sequence in the new york public library that we felt atmidnight . and the idea was that books are perhaps the greatest magic that you and had ever created because if they make possible a pers

. >>> the earliest gospel, that of mark, records how jesus arrives on the banks of the jordan to find johnptist. luke's gospel tells us jesus is 30 years old. >> i think one of the few indisputable facts about the ministry of jesus that we, as historians, can be clear about is that jesus was, indeed, baptized by john the baptist. and began his career, within the ministry of john the baptist. >> the new testament doesn't reveal whether this was their first meeting, or if they'd met before. >> we knew that jesus respects john the baptist enough and is drawn in by his charisma, his persona, and his teaching enough to go and get baptized, himself. so, he's certainly drawn to john. >> until now, john the baptist is the undisputed leader of his movement. but today, meeting jesus, something unexpected happens. >> i need to be baptized by you. >> but jesus dismisses john's plea. it is he, who has come to be baptized by john. his baptism will be like no other. >> i think the baptism of jesus, by john, is a crucial part of the story. it tells us, if nothing else, that jesus absolutely endorsed what

mark kelly was sworn in to the arizona u.s. senate seat formerly held by senator john mccain. kelly's swearing in marks the first time since the 1950s that arizona has had two democrats in its two senate seats. at the same time, the senate today got a farewell address from a senator named lamar alexander, the same lamar alexander who was just absolutely flummoxed by that call he got from the u.s. attorney on that wednesday in january 41 years ago, telling him that he was going to have to take office three days early to stop that corrupt, outgoing governor from giving out irrevocable pardons that were illegally bought and paid for. they needed him to take office to stop a crime in progress. lamar alexander did not want to do that, but he did it at the request of law enforcement. lamar alexander would serve two terms as governor in tennessee after that weird start. he served three terms in the united states senate. he is now 80 years old and retiring from public service. he made a plea for bipartisan cooperation as his closing speech in the u.s. senate today. one of the things th

john rich will join us and doctor mark siegel, covid-19 vaccine and timothy cardinal dolan shares a specialsee you soon. jillian: special counsel john durham making good progress in his investigation into the origins of the trump russia probe. >> what william barr has to say about this. >> thank you so much. expanded his team by adding more prosecutors and they are primarily working out of washington dc. as special counsel, in the nation's capital. attorney general william barr said his team is moving along. >> i designated john durham as special counsel because i wanted it to provide him and his team assurance that they are making good progress now and able to finish their work. >> reporter: william barr tapped durham to investigate the origins of the trump russia probe. this came after robert mueller found no evidence of criminal conspiracy or coordination between donald trump's first campaign and russian officials during the 2016 election. the investigation only produced one charge so far and that was kevin kline smith who was accused of altering an email related to the surveillance of o

as a by john has staged a military parade to mark its recent victory over armenia and their conflict over the disputed nagorno-karabakh egypt turkish president richard diab are to one joint these celebrations after backing i said by john in the 6 week war turkish made hardware was credited with giving us a bridge on the upper hand in the offensive. authorities in barcelona say at least 3 people have died in a fire at an abandoned warehouse occupied by homeless migrants witnesses said more than 150 people may have been sleeping inside the building when the blaze broke out because of the fire is unclear and authorities are still struggling to identify the victims. european leaders have gathered in brussels in an attempt to salvage the e.u. is 1.8 trillion euro budget all this includes hundreds of billions in coronavirus relief funds which the bloc cannot deploy until member states reach consensus the 2 day summit began with optimism poland and hungary which had blocked the budget looked welling to make a deal the 2 eastern european countries objected initially to a provision that would

john: another victim in a year that has been marked by so many deaths. for the "pbs newshour," i'm john yang. judy: with analysis of the politics behind the covid reli bill, the preside's continued tacks on the election results and more, we turn to our politics monday team. that's amy walter of the cook political repobl and host of radio's "politics with amy walter." and tamara keith of npr. she al co-hosts the "npr politics podcast." hello to both of you. we heard lisa desjardins lay out a part of the 5500 page dealgr that cs is apparently coming around to passing. here were, another deadline, and i hate to be so crass as b o ask you l it down to winners and losers, but who do yous see as winnd losers here? losers are in the same camp. that's the american puic and small businesses. many of them are winters in that they are finally seeing aid that has been in the works here since earlier in the summer. they are also losers though because many of them, especiall businesses, did n survive the summer and fall when these negotiations were deadlocked. there ar

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john. so we have this deadly mark of the most coronavirus deaths in the united states in a single day. the president remains silent on that. nonetheless, the president has tried to take credit for vaccine successes, even though pharmaceutical companies have done all the work. what the president did do yesterday is he released that 46-minute infomercial of a speech in which he detailed all of his lies and conspiracy theories about the election. we're not going to show you that. what is going on here at the white house, also at the state department just down the street is planning for the holiday parties in the midst of a pandemic, obviously. the white house press secretary asked about that yesterday at the briefing, came back with a surreal response. listen. >> i wonder, does the white house, is it setting a good example for the public, for the white house, you know, in-person holiday parties at a time when the cdc and other organizations are asking americans to forego those kinds of celebrations for their own safety. >> so, you know, if you can loop, burn down buildings and engage in p

. >> john offoses criticized david perdue. this marks the deadline for georgia residents to vote.rgia where he continued to challenge the presidential election results urging voters not to sit this one out. >> let me tell you, this election was rigged. we can't let it happen again. >> meanwhile georgia officials said the office will recertify the state's election results confirm that joe biden won the peach state. >> we are working on a fair's election for january 5th. >>> both parties are ahead in one race but democrats would need to win both in order to give vice president-elect kamala harris the head as the senate tiebreaker. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> the nation remembers the attack on pearl harbor 79 years ago with in person ceremonies and some events on line. we will have the details coming up. >>> as coronavirus cases continue to set records here in the u.s., the outbreak may be turning a corner soon in the u.k. as it prepares to roll out the immunization program tomorrow. they have received 800,000 doses of the vaccine. last week the country authorized

. ♪ >>> john lennon, the music he jebld and former beatles star would have been 80 this year. december 8 marksars since he was gunned down outside his new york apartment by a deranged fan. a current exhibition in tokyo called double fantasy, john and yoko, explores the life and work of one of the most iconic couples in history. it features more than 100 items, including artwork, music and film the two collaborated on. john's sleeveless t-shirt, their signature eyewear, and john's illustrations from when he studied japanese. >> translator: i learned so much about them that i never knew. >> translator: i was fascinated that john and yoko tried to change the world through art and music. >> today we meet john and yoko's only son, john ono lennon. he is in upstate new york riding out the pandemic with his mother yoko ono, and shares with us memories of his dad, his parents' great love story and his passion for keeping john's message alive. >> my faly has been affect in the same way as everyone, in a way,hat we had to stay home. especially my mother is a bit i had to me sure she's safe. it's been ma

tom brook marks the 40th anniversary of former beatle john lennon's murder in new york on december eighthesses his powerful legacy a0 years on. any doubts about the beatles reception in america were dispelled the moment they touched down. friday, february the 7th, 1964, a pan am boeing 707jet caught clipper defiance from london taxis to its destination at a terminal atjfk airport in new york. there to greet the beatles — the biggest pop act of the 20th century — were more screaming fans than the airport had ever seen before. ever seen before, 4000 of them. screeching and screaming. to americans, the spirit of the most outspoken beatle, john lennon, was evident the moment he arrived as he jousted with reporters and fans at an airport press conference. for lennon, that february gave him his first taste of new york, a city he grew to really love and move to living permanently in august, 1971. photographer, bob, took countless images of lenin in new york photographer, bob, took countless images of lennon in new york and the men grew to become friends. he very much enjoyed the freedom of new y