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i'm john michael. yes. ok. and, and do know thing for me. i just met me, put my little or read the whole thing was just so hypocritical. and they're all, they're creating all these carver emissions in their planes and their mode of transport. what a lot of it's annoying. i mean, they should have all got there by boat. can you actually make fun of the pin then alex? oh sorry. i was gonna say, couldn't they have done the cop 26 on a massive zoom. they didn't all have to get together. did they to vacate, can you make fun of the map pandemic? of course you can, you've not making fun of people losing their lives, but you're making fun of the way we have to behave in upon them out. yeah. and yeah, result, a good to goes initially was a world go, right, we're getting this vaccine. where would we be finally agreed? it's okay to then be told we need another one. and another one i think has also a bunch of what all still waiting for the 1st one for the course, which is a terrible thing that africa just didn't get enough. and then now we got, i'm a chr

john: michael rice, michigan superintendent of public education, thank you very much.rd biggers is an artist who mixes media and pushes boundaries to create an art all his own. jeffrey brown looks at his interdisciplinary work, focusing on a signature work, "fool's folly," for our arts and culture series, canvas. jeffrey: on the walls, 20th-century quilts that have become recognized as masterly works of art. on the floor, a new work using similar patterns but a different artform, a buddhist sand mandala. >> it is colored sand, placed on the floor. if we sneeze, this thing is gone. jeffrey: there is no sneezing but plenty of riffing in sanford biggers'work. now an exhibition in the phillips collection for an ongoing project called intersections. he created a work that plays off artists like picasso. his marble bust is a hybrid figure. on the back, a classical greek issue -- image of a woman. on the front, and ancestral african mask. >> i'm putting them together to create a conceptual dialogue. i'm looking this as the ancestors of modern aesthetics. we say the classical

our guests michael beschloss and john meacham.ing to you, and i swear to god, if you invoke my name i'm going to kill your mic and drive down to your house. i happen to know that this week and someone who would enjoy our conversation because he loved a good laugh. this week you've been remembering bob dole, whose wish in life kind of came true lying in state today. he always wanted friends from both sides of the aisle. and here, this man from russell, kansas, attracted the most powerful republicans and democrats to his casket in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol. genuine consensus, american hero. i fear, john, we'll never see his like again. >> well, never is strong. but goodness gracious. look at what dole represents. not that he's a perfect guy. he's a ferocious -- was a ferocious partisan. but he put the country first. and that's the power of example here because it's a lot easier, blessedly, to learn from sinners than from saints, which is good given the relative proportion of the two in the population. dole was somebody who und

you are the tour manager for john michael montgomery. >> that's correct. rick: you are from mayfield. >> born and raised in mayfield, kentucky. rick: tell me where you were the night the tornado. >> me and my wife about belled me about a tenth of a mile where the storm come in. we were in our basement praying that it would miss us and luckily it did. rick: but your neighbors, very close by, everything is destroyed. >> that's where the candle factory is and that's where it hit very bad. rich. rick: so much need in these communities now. so many people without homes. so many homes that maybe aren't completely damaged but are certainly probably not livable for a little while. >> correct with holes in the roof. we were hearing windows blew out and people don't have medicine and no way to keep it cool. rick: we are inside kentucky care. this is a nonprofit organization and can help people in the community. >> yes. it don't matter if your doctor ♪ here. you can come here and get care for anything you need. we are staffed no matter what if you can pay or not. whe

michael pillsbury. former defense policy board chair and great john ratcliffe.merica's first policy institute chairman. we need to awaken to what is taking place in a comprehensive way with communist china, how they are now aligning with russia, supporting russia if they invade ukraine, and russia supporting communist china if they invade taiwan and their hyper sonic missile projects, but before we focus on that, we have a problem here. we have a lot of problems in this country. one of them is something called january 6 committee. and the january 6 committee, you can see that the propaganda, democrat party media and at white house, and that control congress, want to turn january 6 to an event. to use against conservatives, again donald trump, against anyone who disagrees with them, they took it out of old soviet playbook. i want to talk about the differences. the committee and their investigations those that stalin conducted, not a lot. nancy pelosi who is basically a modern day stalinist, in many respects, the way she controls congress, and she crushes the mino

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michael. >> john, thank you. i am michael smerconish. welcome to "cnn tonight. we heard the president lay out his omicron battle plans today. he's once again telling americans not to panic while urging the unvaccinated to stop putting all of our lives in danger and just go get the shot. but what makes him think he's going to reach them this time almost one year into his presidency? >> almost everyone who has died from covid-19 in the past many months has been unvaccinated. and i honest to god believe it's your patriotic duty. the choice can be the difference between life or death. please get vaccinated. >> here's the alarming truth for the president. the people who should be the most concerned about this new omicron wave, they aren't. the vaccinated in america are more scared of getting covid and falling seriously ill than the unvaxed. illustrated by this new survey from the kaiser family foundation. 52% of vaxed adults say they fear getting very sick from coronavirus. that's 10% more than the non-immunized, who ought to be the most concerned. and according to a

♪ >>> the news continues, so let's hand it over to michael smerconish and "cnn tonight." >> thank you, johni am michael smerconish. welcome to "cnn tonight." it's new year's eve, a new season literally setting in along with this virus. we're all done with covid but covid isn't done with us. that's why president biden is about to address our pandemic-weary nation tomorrow, to try and jolt us into action for this new front in the war with omicron on the march. omicron has just become the most dominant variant in the u.s. the cdc is reporting it accounts now for almost three-quarters of new cases. a month ago i had never heard of omicron. the first detection here was september 1st. now here we are, 19 days later, it accounts for three out of four new cases. so with this new variant quickly taking hold, the white house says this biden speech is not going to be about locking the country down but rather about what to expect in these winter months, what steps we can all be taking now, and some dire warnings for the unvaxed in particular. will biden's new warnings resonate? remember, he campaigned

michael babich. >> thank you for taking the time out of your day to join us for our first conference call as a public company. >> narrator: johnl babich in 2001 to help manage his stock portfolio. babich was recently out of college. kapoor grew to trust him over the next decade, and chose him to be c.e.o. and the public face of insys. >> this has been a rip-roari stock for you guys. the i.p.o.'s been fantastic. tell us what it is about insys that has investors so excited. >> mike babich had no background in pharma. that, i thought, was striking. here he is, the c.e.o. of the company. as i got to know him, though, he seemed to say all the right things. >> our first commercial product, branded product, is called subsys, and it's a sublingual spray of fentanyl which is approved for breakthrough cancer pain. and we believe this platform is very important for the future of drug delivery. >> narrator: within five months of its i.p.o., insys shares shot up 400%. and john kapoor's $80 million personal investment was worth close to $550 million. investors were doing well, too. >> a lot of biopharma companies are not even generating any

. >> i listened to the words of john kelly, john bolton, michael cohen who know donald trump very well run because he doesn't want to risk losing. that said, running in 2024 is not the only talk of a trump comeback this week. in particular congressman matt gaetz said he's talked to donald trump about this scenario making the former president speaker of the house if republicans win a majority in 2022. what's your reaction to that? is that even in the republicans' best interests? is it in donald trump's best interests? >> i mean, first of all, that's not even constitutional because the former president would have to run, be elected as a member of congress, then be voted by the majority of the party. donald trump has no interest in running for congress. i don't think donald trump has any interest in being speaker of the house. it's a difficult job, alex. you have to understand the various machinations of the house. it's complicated, as we have seen under democratic and republican leadership. i think matthew gaetz is trying to make some news as he typically does. i am not playing a lot of

♪ >>> the news continues, so let's hand it over to michael smerconish and "cnn tonight." >> thank you, john

theaters december 17th >>> the news continues, so let's hand it over to michael smerconish and "cnn tonight." >> thank you, johne're all done with covid but covid isn't done with us. that's why president biden is about to address our pandemic-weary nation tomorrow, to try and jolt us into action for this new front in the war with omicron on the march. omicron has just become th

michael j. fox, john stewart, pete davidson. spike lee. break the record for the most three-pointers in the league and here it is. the history-making shot. curry the all-time nba leader for three-pointers. 2,974 and ended up with five tonight. as it stands, 2,977. it happened early in the game, in the first quarter. curry getting emotional. he hugged his mom, who was there. he gave his father the game ball. curry also hugged ray allen, who held the record up until tonight. this was a celebration of the league. there's ray allen. by the way, after the game itself, warriors beat the >>> well, a huge day for a san francisco tiktok star who traded her way up from a bobby pin to a home. >> until i get a house. and i've done it. >> reporter: impress chb. 30-year-old debbie has been documented her journo on tiktok. she offered up one hair pin for a trade on craigslist. the was a solar-powered trailer for thum house. and she got the under from someone who sold it in 2006. that's good negotiating. >> a bike, laptop, car, shoe. it gets bigger and be

john gregory dunne. she wrote, we mourn for ourselves, as we were, as we are no longer, as we will one day not be at all. let's hand it over to michael john, thank you. >>> i am michael smeonh.

michael j. fox, john stewart, pete davidson. spike lee.two to break the record for the most three-pointers in the league and here it is. the history-making shot. curry the all-time nba leader for three-pointers. 2,974 and ended up with five tonight. as it stands, 2,977. it happened early in the game, in the first quarter. curry getting emotional. he hugged his mom, who was there. he gave his father the game ball. curry also hugged ray allen, who held the record up until tonight. this was a celebration of the league. there's ray allen. by the way, after the game itself, warriors beat the knickerbockers 105-flix. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. >>> well, a huge day for a san francisco tiktok star who traded her way up f

john gregory dunne. she wrote, we mourn for ourselves, as we were, as we are no longer, as we will one day not be at all. let's hand it over to michael smerconish and "cnn tonight." >> john, thank you. >>> i am michael smerconish. welcome to "cnn tonight." with omicron spreading far and wide and not nearly enough testing to meet the massive demand, a new report from "vanity fair" suggests the biden administration missed an opportunity to ramp up testing before the holidays, characterized by the magazine a blueprint for how to avoid what is happening at this moment, a scramble nationwide to get a covid test, endless lines, hours waiting so people can celebrate safely with others. but is that what really happened? the white house says they didn't dismiss anything. we're about to talk to a doctor who attended the white house meeting where that very proposal was made on october 22nd. "vanity fair" says it goss hold of the ten-page plan that included a testing surge to prevent holiday covid surge. the idea was to push the administration to get out rapid home covid testing to americans so that they could screen themselves and reduce transm

. >> benjamin: thanks, it was a busy year for special counsel john durham. michaeligin of the f.b.i.'s trump, russia probe. what can we expect are both trials are slated to begin next year? let's bring in former federal prosecutor james trusty. thank you for being with us today. i want to pull up a breakdown of how this probe has moved on since it first started. may 2019 then attorney general barr assigned durham to examine the origins of trump/russia probe. august 2020 we had a first guilty plea. october 2020 it became a special counsel. 2021 we had three major events. three indictments and then december 2021 revealed they spent $3.8 million so far. when you look back at the past year a big uptick in activity and what does it tell you if they're getting closer to perhaps the conclusion? >> i think it's really getting closer to its natural conclusion and be very interesting in 2022. in part because of some recent things. the danchenko indictment and a recent motion that they filed regarding a potential con flict of interest tells me they're zooming in at the hillary

the democrats do not want him on the ticket per joining us tonight congressman davidson, john casto and michael. plus fox news contributor doctor marnie macario paid for and labor secretary nominee the washington examiner's byron york and arizona sheriff he is mark lambert house speaker nancy pelosi fast losing her grip on power. now 20 house democrats leaving. we break down historic miscalculation of an arrogant democrat party that started the year claiming victory that ended up in chaos alienating voters. and democrats finally waking up to what voters have been hauling about for months. the democrats to defend police and weak on crime district attorneys have is crime spreading everywhere. and also this, more on how billionaire donor making this much worse. and msnbc joy reed inserts yourself into the fights between senator elizabeth warren and elon musk. but musk is blasting back at both but we'll sure the highlights. then white house press secretary jen psaki asked to name biden's foreign policy victories omitted what they claimed was a resounding success. the worst foreign policy debacle in

johns hopkins school is supported by michael r. bloomberg, the owner and founder of the network and company you are watching right now. let's continue our discussion and talk about the impact on the travel sector. the president of tourism and economics will be here to talk about it. looks like people are still booking trips, getting on cruises, still going out to restaurants. sonali: i think that's a good point and when do these restrictions become so difficult that it causes people to cancel? personally i'm not there yet, but i don't speak for everyone. romaine: and there are some regional differences. going from here to europe is one thing. from here to certain parts of asia may be another. or some of these african nations now being completely locked out. sonali: and we get a -- an update from our chief belfast correspondent. romaine: don't go anywhere. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> thanks to the speed and effectiveness of vaccination, we have 95% of the population vaccinated. so the impact so far is much lower than other neighboring c

here is john with a reality check. >> thanks, michael.a noose put around his neck. he said masked attackers he assumed were white slurred racial slurs and said this is maga country, all a lie. smollett seemed to think being a victim would elevate his stature, which says a lot about what we honor today in society, almost as sick as the threat he continued to insist he was telling the truth as if reputation of the lie would e race the overwhelming evidence and even the confollowing the accident -- the confessions of his accomplices. those are used to discredit actual incidents. the fbi reports hate crimes have been on the rise hitting a 12-year high in 2020. no surprise that many initially took smollett for his word. so friends and fellow celebrities and democratic politicians put out statements of support including joe biden, kamala harris seemed to immediately assumed smollett was telling the truth. a right wing media talk show host has made the most of this. as the days went by, there was increased skepticism, as well. chicago suns time

live in techno it was garbage and we had 50 former intelligence operative including john brennan, james, leon, michaelthey should hang their heads in shame because they before the election, with their finger on the scale it said the laptop was russian disinformation in their great expert opinion. kennedy: yes and the fact that their collective was on the scale means joe biden is now president because along with them in the media and social media, the biden's are shielded from the truth and american voters didn't really get the full scope. they have it now, laptop from hell, it's a great read while you are making your holiday travel. thank you so much. >> thanks so much. kennedy: meanwhile, alec baldwin might be going for another emmy in another interview, he -- actor, producer, killer was weepy when he was asked asked about the shooting death that took place on his set. he blamed the gun for firing on its own also. >> i didn't pull the trigger. >> you never pulled the trigger? >> i would never pointed the gun at a person. she was loved by everyone who worked with her and admired. kennedy: when you thi

michael smerconish. >>> incredible story, john. thank you so much. i am michael smerconish, and welcome to "cnn tonight." a trifecta of good news this wednesday evening. we're going to take apart this potentially game changing covid pill authorized by the fda today and take hold of this encouraging new data that appears to show omicron might not be as ominous as it sounds. >>> and also take in this rare moment of harmony between presidents biden and trump in our pandemic fight, never say never. this country could use some doses of good news as we now see omicron all over the map of the united states. the variant that arrived 22 days ago has spread to all 50 states, along with d.c. and puerto rico. but that shouldn't necessarily be as frightening as it looks. dr. fauci highlighted data today from africa where omicron was first detected that shows this new covid strain poses a 70% lower risk of severe disease than the delta variant. fauci also pointed to data from scotland appears to back it up. that study found a two-thirds reduction in the risk of cov

in recent weeks, more lawsuits have poured in, from trump's chief of staff mark meadows, michael flynn, johnan, the conservative lawyer, who wrote a memo. alex jones, the far right-wing media pundit. an election official for donald trump and a handful of other rally oarizers, all have sued to stop the committee. a judge in flynn's case just denied a request to immediately step in and block a subpoena for his tomorrow, and in request for phone records. >> the foundation is not based on a legislative purpose. >> in meadows' suit -- meadows handed over thousands of records to the committee. when we refused to meet with them, the house voted to refer hem to possible prosecution for criminal contempt of congress. >> truly the executive privilege that donald trump las claimed is his to waive, it's not mine to waive, not congress's to waive. that's why we filed the lawsuit to hopefully get 9 courts to weigh in. >> reporter: democrats pledging that their probably will not be impeded, stressing that hundreds have already cooperated. >> we won't stop fighting for democracy or rule of law. we're not go

weeks, more lawsuits have poured in, from mark meadows, trump's first national security adviser michael flynn, johnastman, the lawyer who wrote a memo detailing how mike pence could interrupt the election results, alex jones, alley alexander, and a handful of other rally organizers. all have sued to stop the c committy. a judge in flynn's case denied a request to block a subpoena for his testimony and request for phone records. >> the foundation is not based on a legislative purpose. >> reporter: mark meadows is challenging the basic premise of the committee. in meadows' suit, his lawyers write the select committee acts absent any legislative power and threatens to violate executive privilege and immunity. he handed over thousands of records to the committee. but when he refused to meet with them, the house voted to refer him to possible prosecution for criminal contempt of congress. >> truly, the executive privilege that donald trump has claimed is his to waive, not mine. that's why we filed the lawsuit. >> reporter: democrats are pledging that their probe won't be impeded, stressing that hundreds

on for more on this story, we're joined by you a sports broadcaster, michael carlson, and michael as a coach, john madden was described as legendary. what made him so memorable? do you think? well the, the big thing was with the oakland raiders, the end of the 60s. and in the seventy's he constantly produced good teens. although only one super or when what they were teams with such character. i'm really a cold kind of teen sort of like a motorcycle gang out of out of oakwood. you know, one tough player after another. and more importantly, he was able to stand up to al davis, who was the owner stroke of general manager of the raiders. and he got davis to let him put together a team the way he wanted to do it. not the way all davis wanted to do it, but i think that made a huge difference and that really built his image. and it was the image that then took him on to other things, which made it even more iconic. is there something defining about his career? how will he back be best remembered? well, it's depends really on what generation you're from. but for most people, um, he'll be remembered as a c

poured in from trump's chief of staff mark meadows, trump's first national security advisor michael flynn, johnawyer who wrote a memo detailing how vp mike pence could interrupt the certification of the election results, alex jones, mitchell an election lawyer for trump, alexander, one of it planners of the stop the steal rally and a handful of other rally organizers. all have sued to stop the committee or to stop phone companies from turning over their records to the committee. a judge in flynn's case just denied a request to immediately step in and block a subpoena for his testimony and any request for his phone records as his case moves forward. >> the foundation is not based on a legislative purpose. >> reporter: mark meadows is challenging the basic premise of the committee, and others have followed his lead. in meadows' suit his lawyers write the select committee acts absent any legislative power. meadows handed over thousands of records to the committee, but when he refused to meet with them, the house voted to refer him for possible prosecution for criminal contempt of congress. >> but

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in recent weeks, more lawsuits have poured in, from mark meadows, michael flynn, john eastman, alex jonesyer for trump, one of the planners of the stop the steal rally and a handful of other rally organizers. all have sued to stop the committee or to stop phone companies from turning over their records to the committee. a judge in flynn's case just denied a request to immediately step in and block a subpoena for his testimony and any request for his phone records as his case moves forward. >> the foundation is not based on a legislative purpose. >> reporter: mark meadows is challenging the basic premise of the committee and others have followed his lead. in his suit, his lawyers write, the select committee acts absent any valid legislative power and threatens to violate longstanding principals of executive privilege that are of constitutional dimension. he handed over thousands of records. but when he refused to meet with them, the house voted to refer him for possible prosecution for criminal context of congress. >> truly, the executive privilege donald trump claimed is his to wavive. it

here's what al michaels had to say before he passed away. >> john wanted to know about everything. and i loved it. and it was wonderful in so many ways, not only as a great partner on the air, but off the air, fantastic company. >> he was the first coach that i really remember. you know, big guy. he was either happy or sad. not much in between it seemed like. he did a lot of ramping on the sidelines, but the football team won. he was an excellent coach. he was able to relate to his players. he was able to relate to al davis, which at that point in time was the most important thing he had to do. >> that was monte poole who joined us to talk about coach madden's passing. john madden's influence went far beyond the football community and sports and gaming. gavin newsom shared his thoughts on twitter saying tonight we mourn john madden. he redefined the role of sports broadcaster, his voice as recognizable as anyone who did the job. our thoughts are with his family as we mourn this incredible man. >>> well, our other top story tonight, as the rain starts to move out, the freeze is now

we lost peggy on christmas day, then we lost michael, nigel, roger, anne, pat, trudy, john, joyce andrly residents in less than three weeks. we were clear for so long and then itjust hit us and with that, one by one, all of our staff were going, it was long, it was tiring. it was scary. head chef nick has worked here for three decades. she and her team did 12—hour shifts in the kitchen, sending meals on trays as the residents isolated alone in their rooms. we would facetime residents or sometimes you would run past their windows and just wave at them. and just sort of, like, let them know, you know, we are still here. i have made gingerbread men and i have put little blue mouths on and dickie bowties... but a year on, nick hasjust finished icing the christmas cake, determined this year will be very different. are you more hopeful about this christmas? let's just get to christmas day, let's just have the day for our residents, because they missed out so much last year. and ijust hope that we make christmas day special and we have our big dinner and singing and, you know, everybody enjo

jay-z, brad pitt, john legend p legend, alyssa milano, and michael moore. in large part because of proposition 47, again, all of these entertainers supported, publicly, the state is collapsing. businesses are boarded up. they have to be, because mobs and organized looters smashed the windows. of course, disorder leads to more disorder, which inevitably leads to violence. that is always true. so, in 2020 last year, homicide in the state jumped by more than 30% at their highest level in more than a decade. other crimes like robbery are way up in the city of oakland, for example, doesn't need anymore disorder, car jackings have increased by more than 100% just this year. going to get prosecuted, proposition 47 got prosecutors to stop punishing crimes. now, district attorneys in california including soros's hand picked da's in san francisco and larks are taking advantage of this. it complicated what happened in california but not that complicated. the richest people in the state, the people with the most privilege did the most to destroy it and make it complete

michael john from the assessor's office. the additional work will be assessed and added on top of a current existing base value. if the additional work is part of the mills act contract, the added value would be included in that if it's not part of it, we would value the existing property and add that on top. for the living area. >> supervisor peskin: included from the mills act. >> thanks for that question. the addition and this is the work we're talking about that's not pertaining to rehabilitation is not part of the contract. >> supervisor peskin: okay. and then i guess maybe to the project sponsor and, again, let me thank you for investing and one of the most historic spots of the city, i mean, i saw on the information map that the property was recently purchased and again to the question that i raised earlier which is would you be likely to do these historic rehabilitations absent the mills act? >> vice chair chan: thank you, supervisor peskin. i think that's directed at the property owner ms. elizabeth culver. sorry. i

his former partner al michaels continues to remember his friend. >> if you knew john, he was well read, in tune with things going on around the world and lot had to do with john traveling for all those years in a bus. couldn't get on a plane, claustrophobic. so he got around the country and saw parts of the country everybody else in the business never sees and connect to people. >> madden is survived by wife, two sons and multiple grandchildren. >>> covid has upended all our lives to some extent but impact got very personal for a sunnyvale company. they were set to get married in front of families and friends but worries about omicron variant got them saying not yet instead of i do. >> reporter: this is the save the date card sent to friends and family. then video invitation for the new year's day wedding. milestone moment for the couple who got engaged in 2018 and had canceled wedding plans not once but twice because of covid. then omicron variant hit. >> very excited, and then boom. this virus took over. >> reporter: kristen was already worried, then started to get cancellations from

exaggeration in a supporting role, the winner -- best performance in an action role, michael fanone. >> se cupp, john it is incredibly sad because they've been hoodwinking their viewers the past five plus years, insisting with all the passion and fury that they really believe what they're telling them. then they go home at night and kind of laugh about it, i'm sure. because if you listen to these text messages, if you read them, it is clear they knew that day that it was bad. i'm sure they've known trump was dangerous all along. i know this because i talk to fox news people who tell me, yeah, this is messed up, man. not five minutes later, i'm watching them on television defending donald trump. i just want to go back, though, to one thing john said, john avalon. i understand his point. it looks like atd l least some these people were trying to get trump to, quote, do the right thing. i don't think so. when you look at these texts, laura ingraham and kilmeade are imploring mark meadows based on saving trump's legacy, not doing the right thing. they're saying trump is destroying his legacy, not democra

. >> reporter: our michael strahan tweeting, "when you played and john madden was on the call, it wasalling him a "reasure" and "an incredible friend." on thanksgiving, he was an institution. >> you cut it like right down here. >> reporter: and he was just as good as a pitch man, from beer -- >> boy could i go for a nice cold light beer from miller. >> reporter: to foot powder. >> boom, tough actin' tinactin. >> reporter: he transcended generations, with the help of his iconic madden nfl video game series. >> hello and welcome to madden nfl '09. >> reporter: richard sherman tweeting, "it was one of my greatest honors to grace the cover of your video game. thank you for the years of joy and motivation." >> i never worked a day in my life. i went from player to coach to broadcaster. and i am the luckiest guy in the world. this has been the sweetest ride of them all. thank you. >> our thanks to kaylee hartung for that report. have a great night. >> over why some are across cars and this massive eucalyptus tree took out a lot. bay area mask rules changed, when you hear how bad the surge i

john avalon, thank you. appreciate it. >> thanks, michael. >> we'll be back with some of your social media reaction.] ♪ you can get it if you really want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [ding] - san francisco can have criminal justice reform and public safety. but district attorney chesa boudin is failing on both. - the safety of san francisco is dependent upon chesa being recalled as soon as possible. - i didn't support the newsom recall but this is different. - chesa takes a very radical perspective and approach to criminal justice reform, which is having a negative impact on communities of color. - i never in a million years thought that my son, let alone any six-year-old, would be gunned down in the streets of san francisco and not get any justice. - chesa's failure has resulted in increase in crime against asian americans. - the da's office is in complete turmoil at this point. - for chesa boudin to intervene in so many cases is both bad management and dangerous for the city of san francisco. - we are for criminal justice reform. chesa's not it. recall chesa boudin now.

his former partner, al michaels, continues to remember his friend. >> if you knew john you knew he was in tune with things going on around the world, and a lot of it i think had to do with john traveling for all of those years in because. couldn't get on a plane. he was claustrophobic. so he got around the country and he would see parts of the country that everybody else in this business never sees, and connect to people. >> madden is survived by his wife, two sons and multiple grandchildren. >>> well, we are learning more about jimmy g's thumb injury. will he be able to play on sunday as the 49ers try clenching a playoff spot? the latest from team headquarters in santa clara next. >>> the when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. >>> so will jimmy g play on sunday? that's

in a 2013 interview madden's former broadcast partner al michaels was quoted as saying, john madden is as important as anybody in the history of football. a fox sports documentary about madden's many achievements was just recently released. here is some of what is included. >> football is my life. it's something i say proudly. but it's complicated. >> you can't write the history of professional football without john madden. >> the hands. >> yelling and screaming at guys. >> what are you trying to do? >> a coaching genius. >> downhill, full speed. >> you can't win 'em all. i say why the hell can't you? >> as head coach you live and die. >> you don't stay on top forever. >> his retirement signals the end of an era and perhaps the end of a dynasty. >> we didn't know what he was going to do. >> i wasn't the guy when i was coaching to say i want to be a broadcaster. but i knew after i did the first couple games that that's what i wanted to do. this is it. i embraced it. >> john does a rehearsal game with another young, aspiring broadcaster by the name of bob costas. >> how high is the shot?

john avalon has tonight's reality check. >> thanks, michael. i love christmas.erosity of spirit runs into the buzz saw of strange people trying to score political points by warning about a war on christmas. if you didn't know better, you might think they're talking about thomas massy's again toting christmas card but they're repeating the rifts they heard on fox news that is serving as war on christmas headquarters for almost two decades now and the most enthusiastic field marshal is ex president donald trump who tried to take credit for defeating the ghost of christmas' pass in an interview. >> when you came into office, america had gone through a long period where people quit saying merry christmas. >> right. >> it was all happy holidays. you deliberately changed that. >> this was in 2015 when i started campaigning, i said you're going to say merry christmas again and now people are saying it. >> it's tempting to say this is just the old firefighter routine with mistletoe over it but it is worth asking how this candy cane flavor insanity began. bill o'reilly c

michael: she reached out to john's contact, applied, and was initially approved.ney is $300,000, the agent wrote. you have to make an upfront payment for $1500 for paperwork and the delivery fee. take a photo on the back and front of each card, just like you see in the photo. eventually she asked for a social security number, and shirley gave it to her. she began to beat herself up when she learned from his friend john, that his account had been hacked. >> when they say that you will get $300,000, i was, wow, a moment of reckoning for me. of course, now i know it was all flesh. and i am very ashamed of it. but it taught me a few lessons, that is for sure. michael: it has been confirmed that the picture is actually a fema employee, whose image is being used improperly and without consent. fema tells us it would never ask for payment via gift card. shirley's for seniors, just say no. >> if it can happen to me, it can happen to anybody. michael: she is still educating all of us. now, do you want more information or do you know someone who needs it? we have a lot of i