"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. joy? >> i'm trying to figure out what a side hair party is because i definitely want to cancel it. side hair parties are not happening under my watch. >> that's actually a list of things that the generation after me is cancelling. no more skinny jeans, no more side parts. they're over it. >> oh, side parts. what are they talking about? okay. we'll talk about the skinny jeans. we'll text than later. >> i will wait for that. >> i only wear sweats now any way because of covid. >> i wear real pants. bye, joy. >> merry christmas. >>> good evening, everyone. happy christmas eve eve. a lot to get to. a stunning verdict for the cop who killed daunte wright during a traffic stop earlier this year. kim potter claimed that she mistook her handgun for her taser. but jurors today found her guilty of first and second-degree manslaughter. and i promise we are going to end this show on a happy note with moments of joy. and the real santa, the real one. so stick around for that. but we begin "the reidout"

and joy, no more words came. just tears.. >> but when buck arrived home, police cas and a crime scene truck was already in the driveway. >> i went in the door through the yellow tape and when i saw joy's eyes in the living room, i knew jessie was gone. >> buck was not allowed in jessie's room because police were in there. detective robert thickens was one of the first on the scene. he looked around and saw a typical teenager's messy bedroom, nothing strange there, but when he saw jessie's body it was clear to the detective that jessie didn't die of natural causes. >> first thing i noticed a very red mark running pretty much all the way across her neck. >> did you need an autopsy to tell you what you were seeing? >> no, it was very apparent this was a ligature mark at that point. >> jessie had been murdered, strangled. but inside her bedroom there was no murder weapon, no sign of a struggle, except one thing did seem odd about jessie's bed. >> the covers were over the bed in a perfect manner and a kid who had stuff all over t

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"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. hey, joy. >> how you doing, jason? it's been fun trying out this west coast lifestyle you. we're out here in the west coast. i'm kind of linebacking it. i'm feeling comfortable. >> we're still christmas ready, though. >> always christmas ready, always. always have our hats ready for christmas. have a wonderful evening. thank you, jason, thank you so much. >> cheers. good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" with intense scrutiny of mark meadows as he awaits potential charges of criminal contempt. there are now indications that he is far more responsible for the big lie than was previously known. the "washington post" is out with a comprehensive report detailing how meadows was the chief enabler to a president who was desperate to hold on to power. it portrays the chief of staff who threw the gates to the oval office wide open, acting as a facilitator to conspiracy theorists, and who was always eager to present trump with new material to bolster his false claims. as one former administration official said, people r

he was a man of tremendous 'o . ., ., , , joy. the one thing that helps desmond — joy.ond tutu _ joy. the one thing that helps desmond tutu stand - joy. the one thing that helps desmond tutu stand out - joy. the one thing that helps desmond tutu stand out andi joy. the one thing that helps - desmond tutu stand out and occupy this unique place in south african history is that he was there at every step of the way, through this country's tortuous journey from apartheid to democracy and beyond with that clear moral, often angry, sometimes laughing voice, a man defined above all by his sense of hope. desmond tutu, whose died at the age of 90. —— who has died. earlier i spoke to nomsa maseko in soweto, outside desmond tutu's home. she told me more about how the community has responded. the sun has set in south africa. 0ne the sun has set in south africa. one of the most empowering figures, unifying figure, who often laughed in the face of adversity but he even had the luck at times risked his own life to ensure that there was no bloodshed even during the days of apartheid bu

bishop christopher, thank full of joy. bishop christopher, thank you _ full of joy. for— full of joy. bishop christopher, thank you forjoining _ full of joy. bishop christopher, thank you forjoining us - full of joy. bishop christopher, thank you forjoining us and i full of joy. bishop christopher, - thank you forjoining us and sharing with us your memories this evening. new covid restrictions have come into force in scotland, wales and northern ireland to try to halt the surge in infections of the 0micron variant. curbs have been introduced on the hospitality and leisure industry including social distancing rules and limits on the size of gatherings. boris johnson hasn't announced any further restrictions in england. tomas morgan has this report. another winter and another set of restrictions. social life will be curtailed yet again in wales, scotland, and northern ireland as the devolved governments have brought restrictions in again as an attempt to slow the spread of the 0micron variant, to ease pressure on the nhs and to give more people the opportunity to be bo

"the reedout" with joy reid is on now. keep it locked on msnbc. hi, joy. >> how are you doing, ari? have a wonderful weekend and thank you very much. good evening. we begin "the reidout" with a fugitive manhunt in michigan that continues as i speak to you tonight. james and jennifer crumbly were set to be arraigned this afternoon on charges related to their son's shooting rampage at oxford high school on tuesday. they never showed up. their failure to appear triggered a statewide manhunt with officials working with the fbi and federal marshalls to try to track them down. the couple's lawyers told reporters that they had left town on the night of the shooting but would be returning to be arraigned. oakland prosecutor karen mcdonald announced her office would be charging both parents with four counts of involuntarily manslaughter. >> while the shooter was the one who entered the high school and pulled the trigger, there are other individuals that contributed to the events on november 30th and it's my intention to hold them accountable. gun ownership is a right and with that right come

one last point i'd make on that, joy. as the justice department did for four years, and you can't prosecute a sitting president, and we now somehow take the position that we can't prosecute a former president either because that would be looking backward, the president does become above the law. >> yep. >> which would be a very dangerous development. and i think nothing that the founders would have count nancied. >> indeed. completely above the law and could commit any crime essentially that he wanted. or maybe one day she, but mainly he. congressman adam schiff, thank you very much for being here. >>> still ahead, the 2022 elections just got a lot more interesting with america's leading voting rights activist stacey abrams announcing a run for governor of georgia. we'll get into that and more next on "the reidout." if you're washing with the bargain brand, even when your clothes look clean, there's extra dirt you can't see. watch this. that was in these clothes... ugh. but the clothes washed in tide- so much cleaner. if

that was "pride and joy" by legendary ms.g for you? >> i chose "pride and joy," because it's a love song, but not any love song, a lost love looking for a new love, it's about that good feeling of love in the present. he reminds me of my 30-year teacher at merrick teaching career. >> kelly: oh, my gosh, wow. >> i loved it so much, there were some challenges, but the smiles and the joy gave me that good feeling. >> kelly: i love that. >> even though i am retired now, i continue to work with preservice teachers and there is that good feeling, that pride and joy anticipating and guiding our future teachers. this will not so awesome, and i love singing that, it's fun for me. actor and singer darren criss is here! then the lovely and talented actor paula patton is joining us! and we have a huge surprise for an elementary school choir in the bronx that is going to perform at rockefeller center tree lighting tomorrow. they are freaking out and i can't wait to see the reaction, plus our good friend lawrence zarian is back serving up

. >> haro by joy williams. the unsentimental visionary statements and novel that offers a chilling vision of our inescapable future. unapologetic review with the aspirations all the more lacerating for its wit and avoidance. haro is a major contribution to the library of eco- fiction. >> congratulations to all the finalists. the winner of the 2021 kirkus prize for fiction is haro by joy williams. joy is not able to join us live this evening she sent a message with her publisher. >> wow, thank you and before i read a statement from joy i want to say it thank you to this incredible group of finalists for your work. she is honored to be in your company, what a group. she, says i am so grateful to deb garretson thank you joy she's grateful to everyone past and present who helped to bring haro to the finish line and beyond to my agents into kelly blair for the striking cover design. i think of this book that was formed over so many years as an existence unto itself quite apart from the writing of it the readers and

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now, i know thatyou are a— joy. he loves laughing. now, i know that you are a bit _ joy.hing. now, i know that you are a bit of— joy. he loves laughing. now, i know that you are a bit of a _ joy. he loves laughing. now, i know that you are a bit of a social - that you are a bit of a social activist. he must resonate with your feelings as well, because he didn't hold back, did he? ida. feelings as well, because he didn't hold back, did he?— hold back, did he? no, he didn't. i know recently. _ hold back, did he? no, he didn't. i know recently, in _ hold back, did he? no, he didn't. i know recently, in the _ hold back, did he? no, he didn't. i know recently, in the recent - hold back, did he? no, he didn't. i know recently, in the recent past, | know recently, in the recent past, he was very vocal about the corruption happening in the anc, and there is a video clip of him saying, if they don't change their ways, he is warning them that people will stop voting for them. he did not hold back at all. he did not pull any punches. he was thank you to his voice. ., . ., . voice. h

the next book is by joy williams. from one of the most celebrated voices in american fiction comes this unsentimental visionary statement, a novel that offers a chilling vision of our inescapable distaupe yin future. -- dystopian future. it is a major contribution to the library of eco fiction. >> congratulations to all the finalists. the winner of the 2021 prize for fiction is the book by joy williams. joy isn't able to join us live this evening, so she sent a message with her publisher deb garrison. >> wow, thank you and before i read a statement from joy, i want to just say thank you to this incredible group of finalists for your work. she's honored to be in your company. what a group. she says i'm so grateful to deb garrison -- oh, thank you, joy. she's grateful to everyone past and present who helped bring her book to the finish line and beyond. to my agents, amanda urban and molly atlas and to kelly blare for the striking cover design. i think of this book which was formed over so many years as an existence unto

is that does it for me, "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. hi, joy. >> thank you, my sister, have a wonderful, wonderful evening. >> you too. >> cheers. >> we begin "the reidout" with president biden addressing the nation as omicron, the dominant strain surges across this country. >> this is not march of 2020. 200 million people are fully vaccinated. we're prepared. we know more. we just have to stay focused. look, the unvaccinated are responsible for their own choices. but those choices have been fueled by dangerous misinformation on cable tv and social media. you know, these companies and personalities are making money by peddling lies and misinformation that can kill their own customers and supporters. it's wrong. it's immoral. i call on them to stop it, stop it now. >> the country is back on a war footing in its response to covid-19 and indeed very much a war. in the u.s., covid has killed more than 820,000 people. confirmed cases have topped more than 51 million. the president today unveiled the battle plan that focused not only on vacci

lack of joy read, is first senator karen. he really is the new trump.reed, it's amazing she seen those ironing in accusing most of appropriation. i wonder what the senator thank of all this. >> i am so mad. i had smoke signals coming out of both my aunt, you leave joy read alone. she blamed it on hackers. that is not the point. the point is that i have 44.9 percent indigenous blood, that is. if your blood is .19 percent alcohol, you are very drunk. >> that hester hurts. >> it hurts my voice. i need a cough drop after that. >> wait a minute, that was you? get that's what i look like in four years. >> for. >> rob, i have to ask you this because she seems to be saying that karen can only be said by black about white women. at first it was commit we were talking about white male peers, her racism is this one-way street. it's justified as antiracism fo some reason. >> she is very race crazy. sows elizabeth warren pretended to be native american and took position set aside for a woman of color. being called the ila the racist that is crazy to me. i don't know

>> so here is my thing, joy.ail -- >> hold on one second, tiffany. you're -- we're having issues with your audio. i'll let sound work on your audio. hold that thought. i want you to come back and finish your thought. we'll get your audio cleaned up. i'll go to you on that, dean. the treatment of protesters in this country is something if it was another country, we would be saying oh, we need to get the u.n. in there or get an agency in there because this is a country that is not normal. we said china, there is something wrong with the way you're treating protectors. the president of a united states wanted the moment to have a photo op. >> and you're absolutely right. other countries, our own state department would want sanctions against another country if they were doing that to their people but in america, the gop has no problem with it. it's the same donald trump that really is the conner of the 20 year what he wanted to use violence against black people and white allies that simply wanted equality for black pe

your thoughts. >> yeah, it's not a one-off, joy. you've covered this before but the "salt lake tribune" wrote a couple days ago about something called the utah voter verification process where people are going door to door in utah, a state that trump won, by the way, to try to identify fraud in order to prove that there is likely fraud in other states, i guess, is their four-dimensional chess thinking in this. that's intimidating. it's not the same as ms. freeman went to but someone's coming to your door demanding to see documents to prove that you are who you say you are and then match them against the voter rolls. that is a thugocracy, as you said. that is intimidating. and i think the downstream effect of this is it's not just -- and obviously we should be concerned about the largely seniors, as you point out, people who vote at -- or excuse me, who work at the polling places. but this goes up to people who want to work in local election administration jobs. who would want these jobs with that kind of intimidation? and we saw bac

carley: elon musk posted as we responding to joy read saying lack of joy read is a lobbyist for senator senator warren karen on social media. who wins this war? >> joy read fired back, don't know where to begin with this, joy read argued elon musk appropriated the term karen from, quote, black vernacular for misogynistic purposes to attack elizabeth warren. the same senator who culturally appropriated herself by falsely claiming she comes from native american ancestry. from cable news to cartoons to take off the year, that begins and ends with joy read. uncle clarence, glenn youngerkin, running on the education because it is code for white parents to teach about race. you get the idea. she play the race card from the bottom of the deck and bosses at m s nbc continue to promote her. that is where we are in media in 2021. people stay stupid things. todd: have a great weekend, see you on monday. >> good job with the orange. very happy with your time. >> my favorite fashion advice. families of the service members killed in kabul given patriotic works of art. behind that special tribute to t

"the reidout" with joy reid starts now. hi, joy. >> how are you doing, ari? have a great evening. >> you, too. >> thank you, cheers and thank you, everyone. good evening. we got a lot to get to including breaking news from the january 6th committee. guess what trump ally is cooperating with the investigation and hours away from a monumental day at the supreme court with abortion monuments on the line. we begin "the reidout" with republican gaslighting comparing mask mandates to the holocaust. again, last night it reached a new low when former respectable journalists laura logan went on want to be trump tv to say this about dr. anthony fauci. >> and so in that moment what you see on dr. fauci, this is what people say to me that he doesn't represent science to them. he represents joseph, dr. joseph of the nazi doctor that did experiments on people. >> the way some people say getting nasty stuff in. to show you how ludicrous but how offensive that comparison is, let me talk a bit about who joseph mengele is, he sevened as a physician at the auschwitz concentrati

"the reidout" with joe reid is -- joy reid is up next. hi, joy. >> have a wonderful evening. much appreciated. good evening. you're looking at the room where members of the house select committee on january 6th will soon be gathering for a special meeting. in this hour they will vote in a measure to refer criminal charges for donald trump's former chief of staff. mark meadows who defied their subpoena. they'll also be discussing the damming new evidence they gathered that sheds light on trump's attempted coup and meadow's personal involvement. you won't want to miss this. this comes after meadows abruptly halted his cooperation last week and twice refused to show up for scheduled depositions and suing the committee in an effort to shield trump and avoid accountability. as the committee detailed in the report they're voting on tonight, it's clear that there is a lot that he is still hiding. for one, the committee has learned that meadows intended for the national guard to deploy to the capitol on january 6th, not to protect meadow's former colleagues in congress or their staff

love can make it a joy. ideally, married life ought to be a life of self sacrificing love. i, edward, take the patricia, to be my weathered wife, to have and to holes, to honor and to comfort, in sickness and in hell, in sorrow and in joy, to love and to cherish from this day forth. patricia, you repeat after me, looking at edward. i, patricia, take the, and word, to be my wedded husband. to have and to hold, to honor and to comfort, in sickness and in health, in sorrow and in joy, to love and to cherish from this day forth. >> -- >> may i have the ring? the wedding ring is the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace, signifying to all the uniting of patricia and edward in a holy matrimony. let us pray. bless, oh lord, this ring, that he who gives it and she who wears it, may know thy peace and continue in thy favor all the days of their lives, amen. edward, place this ring on the third finger of patricia's left hand and repeat after me. in symbol and pledge of our constant faith and love, with this ring i thee web. you let us pray you. our father, who are

the reidout with joy reid starts now. hi, joy. >> how are you doing, ari? thank you very much, have a great evening. >> good evening, everybody, we are following a number of stories including the january 6th committee meeting at this hour to vote on filing concept charges against jeffrey clark. >>> then there is the first confirmed case of the omicron variant of covid in the united states. >>> we have to begin with reidout with what was a watershed day with the supreme court inching closer to overturning nearly 5 years of law. if you happen bed to be one of the 166 million women living in america, it appears that the conservative majority on the supreme court is willing to reduce you to a secondary constitutional citizen by decreeing the control over your very person, your physical body belongs not to you, but to your state. this morning, the court heard arguments in which they were asked to allow mississippi to uphold a ban on abortions after 15 weeks. the state also asked justices to overturn two major reproductive rights rulings, roe versus weighed and t

love can make it a joy.it in this spirit and for this purpose that you have come hither to be joined together? who giveth patricia to be married to edward? clasp your right hands together, and edward repeat after me. i, edward, take thee patricia to be my wedded wife, to have and to hold, to honor and to comfort in sickness and in health in sorrow and in joy to love and to cherish from this day forward. patricia, you repeat after me looking at edward. i, patricia, take thee, edward, to be my wedded husband, to have and to hold, to honor and to comfort in sickness and in health, in sorrow and in joy, to love and to cherish from this day forward. may i have the ring? the wedding was the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace signifying to all the uniting of patricia and edward in holy matrimony. bless thee lord this ring that he who knows and she who knows it continues all their days of their lives. repeat after me. in symbol and pledge of our constant faith and love with this ring i thee we

the tunnels of joy grow longer and more elaborate, and their eyes are going to sparkle. when they see your house. you want to put more money into it. you want to put more effort into it. it. it's a labor of love for every single person on the street in brentwood, deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. alright i hope you had a nice day today temperatures tomorrow gonna be quite similar. the weather pattern is going to continue drive for a couple of days and then we're going to get back into some showers as we get into monday and tuesday, so rain back in the bay area forecast and pretty much all next week. i think all next week is. is going to be a wet one and snow in the mountains. so here's the model takes us through the weekend there saturday here sunday, sunday morning, sunday afternoon sunday evening. and then you see right there that system sets up and just pushes on it and stays in through thursday, so that's kind of the timing. it's going to change a lot, but the positioning of the jet stream is what is intriguing and what can tells us lets us know that it's going to

because the but there is homework to do, to these task is charging up on joy and energy. for killian, that means speeding around on his stone scooter is his commitment. it's core that you can play with your friends and swap tricks, 6 and learn something with lessons in happiness. the kids just love it. what you long come. it's a dark time of year in the northern hemisphere. people spend al is sitting in gloomy offices and sombre rooms, yet life is reliance on light plants turn to face the sun to draw entity from its rays. single celled organisms move towards brightness and we humans also need light back in the 1970s. biologists already define daylight as a requirement for health and wellbeing. light affects our mood. sunlight in particular, can give our mood a boost in the cold seasons when the days get shorter. a lot of people have a problem. they're not getting enough sunshine that wreaks havoc on their hormone levels and can have dire consequences. in, in vinto monotony is, is don't, it's darker in the winter months and that results in the body releasing more melatonin

these fox news hosts as you said, joy, they understand they're entertainers.he people what they want to hear. we have to work on why the people want to hear it. >> it's a good point, michelle. here is the challenge. today those who have been paying attention to how they covered the mark meadows saga found they didn't cover it. mark meadows literally went on with hannity and didn't talk about his or hannity's interactions with each other. they were interacting that day with hannity saying oh my god, make this stop and he was an advisor to donald trump, wanted it to stop. they didn't even discuss it. fox news ignored the story today and here is the problem. they can ignore it because their people only watch fox. they don't go outside of the bubble. they're never going to look over here. they're only going to watch this and they will come out of this dramatic day when the former chief of staff to the president of the united states goes down the route and they won't even know about it. your thoughts? >> my understanding is that some of these hosts are going to add

love can make it a joy.irit and for this purpose that you have come hither to be joined together? who giveth patricia to be married to edward? clasp your right hands together, and edward, repeat after me. i, edward, take thee, patricia, to be my wedded wife, to have and to hold, to honor and to comfort, in sickness and in health, in sorrow and in joy, to love and to cherish, from this day forth. patricia, you repeat after me, looking at edward. i, patricia, take thee, edward, to be my wedded husband, to have and to hold, to honor and to comfort, in sickness and in health, in sorrow and in joy, to love and to cherish, from this day forth. may i have the ring? the wedding ring is the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace, signifying to all the uniting of patricia and edward in holy matrimony. let us pray. bless, oh, lord, this ring, that he who gives it and she who wears it may know thy peace and continue in thy favor all the days of their lives, amen. edward, place this ring on the third f

one thing that helps desmond tremendous joy. one thing that helps desmond tutu _ tremendous joy.s desmond tutu stand _ tremendous joy. one thing that helps desmond tutu stand out _ tremendous joy. one thing that helps desmond tutu stand out and - tremendous joy. one thing that helps desmond tutu stand out and occupy i desmond tutu stand out and occupy this unique place in south african history is that he was there at every step of the way. through this country's tortuous journey from apartheid to democracy and beyond. with that clear, moral, often angry, sometimes laughing voice. a man defined above all by his sense of hope. earlier, i spoke to nomsa maseko in soweto, outside desmond tutu's home. she told me more about how the community has responded. he risked his own life at times to ensure that there was no bloodshed, even during those dark days of apartheid. but he was also a man who never shied away from criticising the government of the day, especially when it came to issues of corruption. when president zuma was in office and there were a series of allegations, did that cr

there was so much joy in that . >> i had no idea what cheese was but that is adistinct memory from mynew york . everywhere i went i smelled this strange sense. it smelled like dog breath to me honestly as i say in the book. what is this weird animal owner, it was everywhere and then i discovered the cheese that got stuck everywhere on my face. and it stretched, it was delightful and i actually kind of law. why hadn't i had this the last seven years of my life. >> there's a portion of the book that you have a sirloin. this is what's happening and this is an analogous commentary coming from a writerly point of view, i thought that was gorgeous. tell me about the creationof that structure . >> that cactus specifically was one of the first chapters iwrote. the first chapter i wrote was shopping day and then i wrote self . i wrote those two because they were my strongest most visceral memories. from my early time in america, and ipods firmly believed up until not long ago that i would never be able to finish a book and that maybe instead when i failed inevitably i would get able to publish

"the reidout" with joy reid starts right now. hi, joy. >> how are you doing? >> i have to say my favorite brian williams story is when i was working at a news editor at wtvj. he came in. and i remember oh my god, that's brian williams. he set up shop next to us. he took the time to ask each of us our names, chatted. i was like this is the nicest man i've ever met. he was so cool and so open and so personable. we love him. we love bri-wi. >> we sit here and try to figure out how to do the news and it's kind of a tough job. watching him from before i ever looked in the business, that looks like how to do it, if you can do 10% of it. >> and he is funny. he is hilarious. we love him. thank you. were a wonderful evening. good evening, everybody. we have a lot to get to in the next hour, including two legal setbacks for donald trump. late today a federal appeals court ruled against his effort to withhold documents from the january 6 committee. the new york attorney general is seeking a deposition from trump early next month as part of her investigation into the trum

tonight -- patti lupone comedian james acaster music from joy crookes featuring the 8g band with fredisen ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now we are going to get to the news president biden is expected to meet with west virginia senator joe manchin today to secure his vote for the "build back better" act, or, as it will be known after the meeting, the "build back coal mines and nothing else act. [ laughter ] "time" magazine today named tesla ceo elon musk as its 2021 person of the year he was going to go out and buy a copy, but then he realized he'd have to pay taxes on it, so it was, you know -- [ laughter ] not worth it president biden signed an executive order today that directs lawmakers to modernize government services that directly affect americans. for more details, there's a number you can fax [ laughter ] dr. anthony fauci said last week that santa claus is fully vaccinated against the coronavirus and that he also received his booster shot. unfortunately, he put on a few p

elon musk is making fun of msnbc joy readout calling her lack of joy reid accused her of being a lobbyisting he's culturally appropriate and the term karen. let's talk about appropriations. this is an appropriate fight and break it down. >> it is little bit ridiculous. the joy reed part of it is the ridiculous part talking about the word karen whether it's cultural appropriation and all that stuff. there is actually an interesting issue in the feud between elon musk and senator warren. for a couple of reasons. one comment senator warren is a huge supporter of government subsidies for people can buy electric vehicles. as a matter fact during her campaign for president in 2020, she had a proposal that would make all vehicles sold in the united states electric by 2030 making elon musk much, much richer. on the other hand elon musk got an enormous number of stock options in 2012 that have just increased in value exponentially. he is going to have to sell them next year. he says he will have the biggest tax bill in history is estimated he will have to pay $15 billion in taxes on that stock up

in an interview with fast company, harry said quitting a job that doesn't bring you joy can be good for your mental health. harry also said he realizes some people's struggles which are just now being talked about have been brewing for quite some time. some people online praised him for his outlook. harry quit being a working member of britain's royal family in 2020. >> just to confirm, this job brings us joy. we're here. we're not leaving. >> lots of joy. >>> coming up, the supply chain shortage affecting the breakfast table. we're talking about the morning schmear of cream cheese. and that is not all. you're watching "world news now." ♪ tragedy ♪ i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. [female narrator] a message for children: it's ha

it's been a pure joy to be here.the book shop santa cruz and all of which have plenty of copies. i'm wishing you a good night. be well. good night. the presidency of lyndon johnson. you will hear about the 1964 civil rights act, the presidential campaign, the gulf of tonkin, the march on selma and of the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. certainly johnson's secretaries knew because they were tasked with transcribing many of the conversations. in fact they were the ones that made sure the conversations were taped and johnson would signal to them you also heard some blunt talk. >> [inaudible] hello and good afternoon. welcome to today's program. my name is deborah and i'm pleased d to be the moderator fr today's program. i'm a fellow with of the discovery institute's leadership and a syndicated columnist. you may have seen meed previousy on the book program which focuses on top news and current events. i'm pleased to be here today to discuss the new book will racism

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"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. joy? happening under my watch. >> that's actually a list of things that the generation after me is cancelling. no more skinny jeans, no more side parts. they're over it. >> oh, side parts. what are they talking about? okay. we'll talk about the skinny jeans. we'll text than later. >> i will wait for that. >> i only wear sweats now any way because of covid. >> i wear real pants. bye, joy. >> merry christmas. >>> good evening, everyone. happy christmas eve eve. a lot to get to. a stunning verdict for the cop who killed daunte wright during a traffic stop earlier this year. kim potter claimed that she mistook her handgun for her taser. but jurors today found

adults, when we are done with worries, sometimes fail to see the joy in simple things, where childreno not. and for me and my family, even with one familiar laugh missing this year, there will be joy in christmas as we have a chance to reminisce and see a new the wonder of the festive season through the eyes of our young children of whom we were delighted to welcome for more this year. they teach us all a lesson, just as the christmas story does. the birth of a child has a new dawn of endless potential. it is this simplicity of the christmas story that makes it so universally appealing. simple happenings -- happenings that form the starting life of the life of jesus, a man whose teachings have been handed down from generation to generation and have been the bedrock of my faith. his birth marks a new beginning, as the carol says, the hopes and fears of all ears are met tonight. i wish you all a very happy christmas. >> ♪ o little town of bethlehem we see these lives the silence in our hearts be shining the everlasting light the hope and fears of all the years are here tonight right for

do not, and for me and my family, even with one familiar laugh missing this year, there will be joymas, as we have a chance to reminisce and see anew the wonder of the festive season through the eyes of our young children, of whom we were delighted to welcome four more this year. they teach us all a lesson, just as the christmas story does, that in the birth of a child, there is a new dawn with endless potential. it is this simplicity of the christmas story that makes it so universally appealing. simple happenings that form the starting point of the life ofjesus, a man whose teachings have been handed down from generation to generation and have been the bedrock of my faith. his birth marked a new beginning. as the carol says, "the hopes and fears of all the years are met in thee tonight." i wish you all a very happy christmas. # 0 little town of bethlehem. # how still we see thee lie. # above thy deep and dreamless sleep. # the silent stars go by. # yet in thy dark streets shineth. # the everlasting light. # the hopes and fears of all the years. # are met in thee tonight. # for chri

and unexpected joy- just been a joy. and unexpected joy.watched you crow u- it would feel. i've watched you grow on and — it would feel. i've watched you grow up and i've _ it would feel. i've watched you grow up and i've seen - it would feel. i've watched you grow up and i've seen every i grow up and i've seen every stage — grow up and i've seen every stage of— grow up and i've seen every stage of your life.— grow up and i've seen every stage of your life. one person is missing. — stage of your life. one person is missing, though. _ stage of your life. one person is missing, though. the - stage of your life. one person l is missing, though. the woman who created it all. jk rowling. but it's unclear whether the recent controversy surrounding the author over transgender rights has anything to do with it. even so, this new year's day could still be magical. something tells me there will be plenty of viewers for that. more of that on the website of course. you can get all the latest on all the main stories here on bbc news. goodbye for now. th

it's really about the joy that everybody brings. lacosta drivin bread would. the sidewalk is part of the show pvc pipe strung with light illuminates a path. the tunnels of joy, but i think it's the experience and the people park their car and they walk around and they can talk organizers are that joy makers as this holiday effort has grown to more than 100 homes and thousands of visitors, especially on weekends, with food trucks and entertainment everywhere else they drive through or even if they get out to look at it, it's a get out. look at it for two minutes and you get back in your car. they're here for hours, three year old adrian rodriguez of antioch dashes through the display. it's a rare outing for him as adrian is fighting leukemia. we came for the first time last year before his diagnosis. and we were in all of it this year, donations are being collected for the family's expenses. because of sunday. we have to go to oakland every day . he has chemo, so we have to go to treatment every day next week. visitors who give $20 or more and are a raffle for

christmas was a time of year they all associate with family, food, sign in childhood memories bringing joy to their lives. battle hardened jesse waters has learned a few things. among them it doesn't matter that much but this is a great way to show that you care. >> i was materialistic as a child. i use to write to santa claus to get big screen tv and electric cars my parents try to temper expectations that this will be a very thin christmas this year and i should not expect all sorts of big-ticket items. i had my expectations lowered so they did get nice things i was very happy. so in terms of giving when you're for christmas my mother set a limit for christmas is respect. so i went to the computer i wrote respect and printed it and put it in a frame and i gave my mother respect that year for christmas. she was very happy with that. now christmas means a lot to me i have twin girls who are ten years old. a very young son who will be nine months at christmas. his first christmas. we will deliver gifts. but the santa claus hats maybe matching pajamas. maybe. i have a reputation to uphold. i

hello, joy, and i want to say happy birthday, joy. >> thank you very much, my friend.acardi like it's you're birthday. >> but not for the next hour. >> after the

joy and hope and positivity is what christmas is all about. that's my open.e know what you think on facebook page and twitter, hashtag judge jeanine. here to honor those this christmas within retired marine staff something the joey jones. their program for christmas, and the ce offer an amazing organization that was born out of the tragedy of 9/11 but has gone on to change the lives so many, the tunnel to towers foundation found by my friend frank siller. what is the phantom boots campaign? >> it's an honor to sit here with frank. i have known him for a while. i benefited from his charity. just a real quick to tell you about santa boots. they were the first non-profit to help me when i was injured. they help veghts receive medical treatment for their are injuries, brain injuries, insomnia, addiction. they pick 100 families nominated through partners and people they know and have vetted. they are veteran families that have fallen on hard times. and they get what they need and what they asked santa for. the calls started coming in this week where we hear their