>> big sister leah did get a call.ot from the nailah, but from nailah's boss. >> he said she had missed a meeting. immediately my spidey senses were high. so of course, i tried to call her. didn't get her. >> so leah called her friends and other siblings. had anyone heard from nailah? >> i didn't speak with her that day, didn't speak with her the day before. >> i said no, i actually haven't. i've been really busy and i haven't talked to her. >> nicole feared. she called the chicago p.d., filed a missing person's report and then she drove over to nailah's condo, knocked on the door. no answer. she got a key. she went in. >> you see her eggs and coffee she had just left there just out. >> something's wrong. >> just like, you know what? this isn't right. >> and then leah got professional. she knew how. she's a public relations executive. and she called every media contact she had. >> you kind of went wide on this thing. your p.r. impulse really kicked in. >> yes. >> leah's experience told her not to hope too much for medi

so leah took things into her own hands. >> so i said, okay. i'll go on over there. >> she did go over, and nothing would ever be the same again. coming up -- >> the door just -- it eeked open like in slow motion. >> inside the mclelland house, a heart-stopping discovery. >> i screamed, and then i just -- my knees buckled and i hit the ground and just started crying. >> when "dateline" continues. i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. [yawn] you. look. stunning. want the truth to why i wake up feeling... [growls softly] ...so darn awesome? [makes playful sound] i take care of my skin. not this skin. that skin. and when you've got incontinence, you sure need to. tena intimates pads lock liquid in, and are now 100% breathable to care for your intimate skin. are you still here? kind to skin. protects like tena. >>> on the saturda

and even my offer images taken by leah. so, what is the take away from that is that there is this artist in between art and scienc science. it is an artificial device, i don't think i'm making harder when i'm writing about black holes. i don't like that to write sort of trying to combine the subject. but does art pong my book? by an artist? yes. i'm not claiming the artist, and she's not claiming she's a physicist. but i feel that makes the book much more exciting for me, i wanted to write it better, i wanted to make it better. and it's good to be this tiny little object, and i think of this book now is a physical thing, right, and that was neat to see. and then i think your question was meant to be more reflection will inc. conceptual, and i think what i want people to walk away thinking about is we think we know stuff, but almost everything we know is really a provocation to try to figure out the next thing. and that's what i feel like black holes aren't for us now, we think we know them now, ticket pictures of them as br

hi, kristen. >> hi, leah, it's great to see you.ll shades, so creamy and it stays on. >> that is fantastic, kristen. >> a little bit of fun for us in the studio, but underscoring home shopping is serious business. >> for us, it's not just a sale, it's the fact that that means we are getting product into the hands of people who want them. and just for that minute when they're putting that lipstick on, they feel more beautiful. >> it's just amazing to see that small business minted thriving. but being a pitchwoman is harder than it looks. >> how did it feel? >> it was very nerve racking but it was fun. i had to study. i had to make sure i had all my facts about the products down. leah helped coach me along. i couldn't have done it without here. >> we're going to take a dozen. we'll help k.j. and amanda out. >> did i sell you? >> putting it on the hand thing was good. that was a seasoned veteran. >> that was a tip that k.j. and amanda told me. put it on your actual hand to show the different colors. >> meanwhile your husband is taking

leah was the only one allowed to visit and not even her husband could be by his and his wife's side the scary. feel like you're all alone and it's big moment your life and. >>not having your main support system is really rough. it's a feeling first time mom vivian long knows all too well we were able to go through our oceans town and i was able to experience that. >>a special moment with my husband, but now with the regulations, changing and doctors visits. action to not to visit last week and my doctor told me that now they're not allowing anybody. for that what you found so i just can't imagine you know any mom going through that and having to go through that alone long to hope to have her mother when she gives birth and says she's upset she won't. >>in her first grandchild is we won't be able to experience that moment that we've always dreamed of. >>miranda near hope reporting for us tonight and stay with us here on kron 4 we have a special dine and dish town hall coming up at 9.30 and then we'll see you for more news and sports and weather at 10. on the issue in sacramento, ashley z

i called leah. these would look so much better if you painted -- [laughter] and so leah painted 23 original artworks -- >> oh, wow. >> -- very large scale, they're gorgeous. in the -- brian, when i sent you the galleys today, i literally said as a joke, just look at the pictures. no, i'm kidding, just look at the pictures. >> how large are they in the -- >> i haven't, obviously, it's covid, so i haven't been to the studio, but, you know, they're significant paintings. it's a very wet, loose, watery process and then we convert them in black and white for the book with. but even my author image was painted by leah. and so what's the takeaway from that, is that this artifice in between art and science isn't, it's just an artificial design. i don't think i'm doing art when i'm writing about black holes. i don't like that trite, that trite sort of trying to combine the subjects. but does art belong in my book by an artist? yeah. i'm not claiming i'm the artist, and she's not claiming she's the physicist.

methodical and careful manner china insists a stray leah is preaching w t o rules it argues that australian farmers produce barley with government subsidies and sell at the low cost so should be subject to any dumping jussi the more when we're both ashore where we have said multiple times that some discriminatory practices by australia against chinese companies go against relevant international norms the australian government should take chinese concerns seriously and take concrete action to correct discriminatory actions against chinese companies. china is a strain as largest trade partner with 2 way trade totaling nearly 200000000000 dollars last year but diplomatic relations have deteriorated and with a trait it worsened after a stray leah rallied international support for a un inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus since then it is belated further with a range of trade measures it's not posed by its tourists it's why in its call even lobsters sugar so it's quite sharp now between the 2 countries where the world trade organization will act as a referee for china and australia a resu

hese latest unveilings there were concerns among policymakers, leah o'brien art, , they them that capitaleel, should be used for lending . of this a lot of concern that lending will tighten considerably for the small and facem cap firms that will a tough time. did we see tightening in a meaningful way? this was not that type of panic that we saw during the financial crisis? that is certainly not the case. you saw the banks really step it up and want to be the good guys. -- about this in -- for a while. how many underserved communities that have problems accessing the ppp problem -- program. that was a big concern for the second part of the crisis. we see more of these issues and more of the moratoriums start to roll off. everyone started to feel a little less friendly. joe: why have all of these banks crashed? early april, middle of april, the never seem to be major fears of a banking him lotion. it quieted down pretty quickly. did people you talk to think, this was our first really big episode of economic stress and some of those regulations have been in a sense vindicated and appreciate

he still water maybe so b to make a living the walkways and i think leah i saw a musical play unitechsical dial. you basically double does go [inaudible] yeah. we use mail app. how can music amici leak on the hotel uniform a medical? company with that at all yeah they give musical people being missional tomatoes is it going to go on the block. no he doesn't need to make a music it was saying. at two hundred two today could you hear them between the americans are not -- it c it caindicate fast i cry [inaudible] does. it'll give again. i realize that the combination of jamaican music with local lyrics what serve a dual purpose and not only would it make the show more dynamic. it would also help us communicate the music's message the audience. and with that in mind i i suggested to look at that you also get these rap was down because what they see. the the rap in hindi and marath. they have revolutionary songs and we felt that this would help the audience to connect to the show. it. mark. to mark this audition but if such you bought. well man this is rough. the work this -- manta of toug

leah galton scored the first — but it took until the 89th minute for ella toone to chip in for the secondle. rugby union's autumn nations cup comes to a close this weekend — england and france play in the final tomorrow. today ireland claimed 3rd place by beating scotland 31 points to 16. ben croucher reports... ina yearlike in a year like no other, a familiar finish. it's been ten months and one pandemic since ireland won this fixture to kick of the six nations. since then, there's been something ofa since then, there's been something of a scottish rugby revival. it lasted about 30 minutes in dublin— three swings of this boot put them ahead. one swing of duncan taylor's and set them back. deliberate, said the referee. yellow card. scotland one man and soon two points down following the quick reaction to keep the's fast in mind, fleet of foot, and the air. earls extended the irish lead after half time but for those fancy on the flank scotland just went straight to the middle. the wadding that endeavour with a try but they'd have little else to shout about as ireland kicked clear for a 31—

leah galton and usa international tobin heath both scored twice.op of the pile. they're four points ahead of arsenal who beat everton 4—0. the 67th bbc sports personality of the year show will take place later tonight. a public vote will decide which of the six nominees wins the main prize. our sports correspondent andy swiss is there for us this evening. andy, bit different this year. as is everything. i suppose for obvious reasons, this is very different. usually we'd be ina huge is very different. usually we'd be in a huge arena with thousands of people in the crowd, but tonight, there'll just be people in the crowd, but tonight, there'lljust be a audience of contenders and award winners. although there will be a virtual audience, around 700 people will be watching on video screens. as far as the main award goes, there are six contenders. they are in alphabetical order. stuart broad, holly doyle, tyson fury, lewis hamilton, jordan henderson and ronnie o'sullivan. the winner will be decided by a public vote. you can vote by phone or you can vote.

leah was the only one allowed to visit and not even her husband could be by his and his wife's side. one the scary. thank you feel like you're all alone, and it's like a big moment in your life and. >>not having to your main support system is really rough. it's a feeling first time mom vivian long knows all too well we were able to go through our oceans town and i was able to experience that. >>a special moment with my husband, but now with the regulations, changing and doctors visits. actually into that their visit last week and my doctor told me that now they're not allowing anybody. for that what you found so i just can't imagine you know any mom going through that and having to go through that alone long to hope to have her mother when she gives birth and says she's upset she won't. >>in her first grandchild is we won't be able to experience that moment that we've always dreamed of. >>that was miranda reporting for us tonight. >>still ahead as coronavirus cases surge airports across the country are stepping up be able to keep their facilities. clique we'll show you how one east c

leah thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you for having me. arthel: eric. good service arthel and helping people who have been so effected by coronavirus you know now on capitol hill, there's momentum for another coronavirus relief package for some can't some soon enough that clock winding down before it expires at the end of the year. two sides remain a part on issues next we'll break it all down on what the speaker and majority leader have come to and what we can expect from capitol hill to help america deal with covid. ♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. myi'm 70 and i live in mill valley, california. you never been in better hands. my biggest passion is gardening. i love to be outdoors. i have jaybirds that come when i call. i know how important it is to feed your body good nutrition. i heard about prevagen and i heard about the research behind it. taking prevagen, i have noticed that i can think clearly. my memory is better. i

. >> merry christmas >> reporter: leah giles filling wishes from her outdoor giving tree.otes like these left by those in need asking for art supplies and a skateboard, writing "all our money goes to bills. my husband was laid off. and "little boy needs a jacket mom owned a salon and had to close." this holiday season families giving the gift of hope >> for some of these families they may be struggling financially. they may be struggling emotionally. mentally it's just something like this can maybe give them that smile that they've been needing for the longest time >> and that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time and good night >>> right now, a race to get americans vaccinated. >> within the next 24 hours they will begin moving vaccine from the pfizer manufacturing facility to the ups and fedex hubs. >> tonight when the vaccine will come to the bay area and how many doses hospitals are expecting. >> plus more questions about the safety of the vaccine. the cdc releasing its recommendation for pregnant women an

decided to contact the artist and she's a wonderful artist and she's from los angeles and i called leah and they said you would look so much better if you painted so she painted 23 original artwork, very large scales and they literally set as a joke look at the pictures but that is like look at the pictures. >> i haven't obviously been to the studio but there is significant paintings and there's wet loose watery process and then we convert them in black and white for the book but even my author image was painted i leah so what is the take away from that, the art assist in between art and science, it's an artificial divide, i don't think i'm doing art when i'm writing about black holes, i don't like that combining the subject but does art belong in my book by an artist, yeah, i'm not claiming i'm the artist and she's a physicist but i feel it made the book much more exciting for me i wanted to write it better to make it better and it's going to be a tiny little object, i think of the book as a physical thing and that would mean to me and it's more conceptual and i think i want people to

because she has no remaining male relatives so leah gets financial support from the state over ness. her son prepared her for her role as a key witness in the war crimes tribunal in the hague she trying to look radko marriage in the eye while making her statement but he did not say a word to her she is firmly convinced that the war criminals will have to pay for their crimes in the next wound she's often asked why she returned to her house after the war the spite of losing her family the. parents of i decided to return to the place where i lived with my children and brought them up i felt stronger for it i am stronger and i've never regretted my return i'm proud of it. you know it must be hard for you sometimes when everything reminds you of that . but it will only be as quick of course it's hard everything is hard but we think that they'll come back one day but i am strong enough to live with it i'm not the only mother who lost everything in the market. not far away in this building hundreds of men and boys were executed in july 995 after being captured. there is not even a memorial

because she has no remaining male relatives so leah gets financial support from the state government as. her son prepared her for her role as a key witness in the war crimes tribunal in the hague she trying to look radko marriage in the eye while making her statement but he did not say a word to her she is firmly convinced that the war criminals will have to pay for their crimes in the next wound she's often asked why she returned to her house after the war the spite of losing her family the. parents of i decided to return to the place where i lived with my children and brought them up i felt stronger for it i am stronger. and i've never regretted my return i'm proud of it. you know it must be hard for you sometimes when everything reminds you of. but it will only be as good of course it's hard everything is hard but we think that they'll come back one day but i am strong enough to live with it i'm not the only mother who lost everything america is. not far away in this building hundreds of men and boys were executed in july 995 after being captured near. there's not even a memorial

one man familiar with this is fun gillis kettle known as the james dean of leah now a 90 years old he's been married twice but he says women just get too jealous that's why he's now living on his own on his farm with his all if we've been. there but his energy is boundless his next project to drain the well on the hill behind his house. we have clean air and clean water. that's the main thing you know. 90. sauces still fighting fit and making plans for the future. because. if you've been married twice then you could always trying to alter time. but you can't know especially not on a korea. life on this stunning island in the i.g.n. see is full of passion and greed of stress and strife. and perhaps that is the secret behind the long given t. of a career is serious. i should think of moving there when i retire or at least the visit the island for an extended vacation well with that we've come to the end of today's show thank you so much for watching the team and i would like to wish you all the best for 2021 and of course we'll be back next week with more stories from across europe until

methodical and careful manner china insists a stray leah is preaching w t o rules it argues that australian farmers produce barley with government subsidies and sell it below cost so should be subject to antidumping jussi the more when we're both ashore where we have said multiple times that some discriminatory practices by australia against chinese companies go against relevant international norms the australian government should take chinese concerns seriously and take concrete action to correct discriminatory actions against trying these companies. china is astray is largest trade partner with 2 way trade totaling nearly 200000000000 dollars last year but diplomatic relations have deteriorated and with a trait it worsened after a stray leah rallied international support for a un inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus since then it is go later and further with a range of trade measures it's not posed bali it's tourists that's why in its call even lobsters sugar so it's quite sharp now between the 2 countries or the world trade organization will act as a referee for china and australi

princess leia is warning luke skywalker at that it's a trap and one of the officers grabs princess leahf trivia there. he also went on to play sort of a bit part characters injames sort of a bit part characters in james bond films sort of a bit part characters injames bond films are deposited and the spy who loved me he was also in the bbc‘s 19705 me he was also in the bbc‘s 1970s series dr who. i love that bit of trivia. you talk about him being a periphery of the character but of course he had the huge impact and tributes pouring in. daniel logan who took up the role in the 2002 attack of the clones star wars series, that's one of the three that then followed the three that then followed the prequels. said a ledge and i'll neverforget all you taught me i love you forever. george lucas who created star wa rs george lucas who created star wars said jeremy brought the perfect combination of mystery and menace to his performance of but with that. he called him a true gentleman. very supportive of star wars fans. he's known to have gone to all the conventions. mark hamill who played luke s

he put the caption, "when my wife isn‘t looking" on social media — wonder what his other half leah would ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, that‘s your tuesday sport briefing. i will be back with the top business stories including a look at the latest brexit negotiations. see you in a moment. hello there. tuesday is set to bring a real mix of weather across the uk and for some the day will start off with some pretty dense fog, particularly across parts of southern and eastern england and up into the midlands. but further north, it‘s a different story. this area of low pressure swinging its way in from the east making it too windy for fog. instead, we‘ve got cloud, we‘ve got outbreaks of rain, a little bit of snow over high ground. but that‘s where we‘ll have the mildest start to the day, certainly relative to the pretty chilly conditions down towards the south. some spots 2—3 degrees below freezing, so that means we could have some freezing fog patches across parts of the west country, into the midlands, east anglia, up into lincolnshire. a few showers grazing the far south—east. a

are still unbeaten in the wsl they are four points clear at the top of the table after goals from leahond from bottom. you can catch up with all the action on the women's football show on bbc one at 11.50pm tonight. england take on france in the final of rugby union's autumn nations cup this afternoon, and there'll be a second string france side at twickenham. england's only defeat in their last eight tests was at the hands of france in february. however, none of that starting 15 can feature in today's game because of an agreement with french clubs restricing the number of games played. all i know is that the french have got a history of doing well when they've got a young side. you've got to look at the 2009 tour, i can remember being in cape town watching the game and they played a young team, you know, a young bastareaud, a young dusautoir and and they beat new zealand in the first test and the experienced guys came in and they lost the second and third test. so they've got history of doing that so we are not underestimating this team at all. there is a cracking final to look forwar

citizens lots of the latest polls suggest some 6 in 10 people in france don't want the job party's porous leah reports. france is preparing to end its health emergency by april the so says the french prime minister john kass takes he's presented a bill in the national assembly ended establishing a so-called long health emergency management regime simply to it is vaccination and those opposed to it might just find themselves in trouble even if they just planning a trip around the city the prime minister may under the plan measures make the movement of people and their access to transport subject to presenting test results showing that the person is not infected following vaccination or remedial treatment quoted to some politicians the may still believe i'm vaccinated people feeling as though they 2nd class citizens if this bill has really been tabled it must be forged but all elected officials and citizens committed to democracy and freedom in the face of this senseless deviation it is up to us to bring the government back to a semblance of reason this is the bill establishing a long term healt

organization threatening legal action over its tariffs on bali allies have rallied behind a strong leah with campaigns to biased. let's throw in politicians are traditionally taken i bipartisan approach to china a bit and i read the whole thing the opposition labor party has accused the prime minister of presiding over i can point breakdown of relationships the government has now for recess the question is how to reset relations when china even wrinkles business is caught up in the tensions are hoping for a diplomatic resolution in terms of a media. but what we have is that we do. know working through the challenges the challenge will be navigating a path between voicing what is strongly believes to be legitimate concerns while maintaining lucrative markets and also opening new ones gauge al-jazeera camera. after days of destructive protests for his government has repealed a controversial farming law there was a liberations as the decision came down workers had been on strike and had also set up roadblocks on major highways bringing traffic to a standstill farmers said the decades old l

that he was a pope who perhaps could have done more done things differently yet should have acted leah or could have acted differently around them. and. passed the 12th reputation started to become controversial in the 1960 s. when a theater play the deputy exposed the pope silenced to initialize the holocaust. as international protests broke out then pope called the 6th decided to make thousands of documents from the 2nd world war period public. for many historians though this collection was incomplete. and pious the 12th has remained a mystery. pious the 12th was born in $876.00 under the name genuine patchily. at the age of 23 he entered the priesthood. after rising swiftly in the curia in 1917 but chile became the pope's ambassador in munich. church historian stefan some ascii study the exchange of letters between the vatican also known as the holy sea and its representatives in germany. many of these letters were written by the future pious the 12th. came to be very and he obviously came to a catholic state and there was welcome very joyfully and warmly as if. however the politica

their businesses and hundreds of stores have been closed for violating health ministry rules police leah picks up the story. the pandemic has left businesses around the world reeling but here in the bubble huta neighborhood in the old city of jerusalem that's only hot off the story over $400.00 stores and counting have been forced to close here leaving families who've worked in the shops for generations desperate normally at this time of year the streets are bustling with tourists and traders we're not far from the al aqsa mosque compound but as you can see many of the shops are closed and atmosphere is one of clue there on the go here somebody who once made 100 shekels now makes 15 or less that's life now it's very difficult is not like before now there's no way to earn money the jobs here are reliant on tourism and there are no tourists it's been like this for a year the corner virus is of course the main reason but shop owners yes it is also under pressure from israeli authorities to move why well they believe that once they're forced out the area will be filled with jewish israelis o

organization threatening legal action over its tariffs on bali allies have rallied behind a strong leah with campaigns to buy a strategy in products let's throw in politicians are traditionally taken i bipartisan approach to china a bit and i read a lot on foreign policy the opposition labor party has accused the prime minister of presiding over i can point breakdown of relationships the government is now paying for recess. the question is how to reset relations when china even kohls business is caught up in the tensions are hoping for a diplomatic resolution in terms of immediate. brevity's or panna ses there are none i don't think but what we have been saying to government is that we do need a reset we do need to focus on you know working through the challenges the challenge will be navigating a path between voicing what is strongly believes to be legitimate concerns while maintaining lucrative markets and also opening new ones gauge al-jazeera camera and saying it is a china political analyst is joining us live via skype from beijing as always it's good to have you with us on al-jaze

the new lockdown in the quiet season couldn't have been better and it's a pleasure to welcome you leah fisher she is a berlin based journalist and physician who reports on science and medicine for radio broadcasters and turn of pinion this year beloved traditions can have a life through. consequences everyone who does not attend big get togethers saves lives. and it's great to have derek scully on the program again he is a correspondent based here in berlin with the irish times and he says ireland did it right in the 2nd wave after a 6 week lock down the irish are looking forward to a relatively relaxed christmas and new year. so matthew let me start out by coming back to the quiet season because it's certainly not a quiet season for medical personnel and for many people it working in clinics and of course intensive care units more and more are under strain here in germany what happened. well i think the government took overall a fairly flexible approach over the last several months in germany because they didn't want to have a hard lockdown like we've seen in other countries in europe

dollars last year but diplomatic relations have deteriorated and with a trait it worsened after a stray leah rallied international support for a un inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus since then it is go later and further with a range of trade measures it's not posed by its tourists it's why in its call even lobsters called sugar so it's quite sharp now between the 2 countries where the world trade organization will act as a referee for china and australia a result will take time potentially years in the meantime china is piling tariffs on a straightly in goods in canberra is searching for new markets challenge ballasts al-jazeera a chinese space probe has returned to earth with the 1st rock samples collected collected from the moon in decades the successful return of the cheney 5 probe brings to an end to one of the most complicated missions in china's aerospace history the 2 kilogram delivery makes it only the 3rd country to reste retrieve lunar rock and soul samples and comes more than 40 years since the last such collection. that's the latest in our series on your nasco world her

dollars last year but diplomatic relations have deteriorated and with a trait it worsened after a stray leah rallied international support for a un inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus since then it is gloated further with a range of trade measures it's not post bali it's tourists that's why in its call even lobsters cotton sugar so it's quite sharp there are between the 2 countries where the world trade organization will act as a referee for china and australia a result will take time potentially years in the meantime china is piling tariffs on a straight goods in cambra as searching for new markets shallow bellus al-jazeera the prospect of a 3rd runway at london's busiest airport is back on track after a court ruling which environmental campaigners have called disappointing the u.k. supreme court overturned an earlier ruling against heathrow airport plans which found the government had violated its own commitments to the paris climate accords but construction will not start yet as the runway still needs to win planning approval. it's been 10 years since a fruit seller in tunisia set

leah galton with the goal.bsite and app. today's game between birmingham and everton has been postponed due to waterlogged pitch. there's more champions cup rugby today and the season ending abu dhabi grand prix has just started. red bull's max verstappen started from pole, you can follow it live via the bbc sport website and the app. thank you very much indeed. we're going to bring you now the prme minister's reaction to that news that he and european commission president ursula von der leyen have agreed to coninue talks om let's get more now on our main news — they have agreed that they will go the extra mile. let's listen again to the full statement from boris johnson, i have updated the cabinet about the contents i have updated the cabinet about the co nte nts of i have updated the cabinet about the contents of the call with ursula von der leyen and the idea was that when we went out on wednesday, the hope was that we were going to be able to finish things off today if there was a deal to be done. as things

administrations under an island by saying we're having this christmas celebration is an effect of leah an invitation for people to gather together to pass on the violence just at the point where you you might see the the end in sight what do you think an island with i think you have an even longer christmas i'm not suggesting in the in the united kingdom this may sound strange as we have sympathy for our obligations as let's take the ferry so for them to call this one because if they were to keep it strange and people break out anyway because they were desperate to have some relief from this year for so many people so they had a pragmatic approach and they said right 33 households can meet on christmas see it separately sit with their own house not only one person in the kitchen you know there's a very interesting that's the guidelines on how to have a safe christmas just talk with some of the people are going to mix and mingle and the popes are saying close which is the tragedy brought in that you know of the middle of march the fear here is gathering at shopping centers and on street

because she has no remaining male relatives so leah gets financial support from the state. her son prepared her for her role as a key witness in the war crimes tribunal in the hague she trying to look radko marriage in the eye while making her statement but he did not say a word to her she is firmly convinced that the war criminals will have to pay for their crimes in the next wound she's often asked why she returned to her house after the war this fight losing her family the. parents of i decided to return to the place where i lived with my children and brought them up i felt strong enough for it i am strong. and i've never regretted my return i'm proud of it. you know it must be hard for you sometimes when everything reminds you of. but it will only be as good as course it's hard everything is hard but we think that they'll come back one day but i am still really the market is. not far away in this building hundreds of men and boys were executed in july 995 after being captured. there is not even a memorial plaque to mark the crime. just a few minutes away from the scene

so let me bring in doctor leah wen, welcome. >> thank you, brooke. >> just talking to kristin about thisl here's my question. how close will this get us to the goal of getting back to normal? to getting herd immunity? >> we know that vaccine ability is the limiting factor here, the more we had coming to americans, the better, the problem, though is june 30th or july 1st is a long time in the future. that's six more months for us to get through. we know the sooner we can vaccinate everyone, the sooner we can get back to the pandemic and have our kids back to school in the fall and be normal again. in order to reach that kind of immunity throughout, we really need these other vaccines to come online as well. but alone the production is not going to be enough. >> okay. i want to ask you about the covid variant. both pfizer and moderna are testing to make sure the vaccines are effective. they are both hopeful that it is. any reason for any of us to think differently? >> no, there's no reason for us to believe at this point that, for some reason this vaccine is not going to be effective again

. >> dagen: maybe watch leah reminy show it.pped in his car for ten hours without heat after a plow covered his car in four feet of snow. police came to his rescue and a hospital is treating him for hypothermia and frostbite. juan, you look like a man that is always ready for emergency. i expect you have a hatchet in your pickup truck ready for these instances. >> juan: gee, i have to get a pickup truck. i do keep snacks in the back. my wife is like this stuff is old. a bottle of war and snacks, these a good thing in the car. >> dagen: greg? >> greg: yes. i also keep food. i also have firewood and some lighter fluid. so in case i'm ever stuck, i can have a camp fire. >> dagen: jesse? >> jesse: i don't want to slander the guy. was he drunk? how does that happen? drive in to something like that? fall asleep in your car and pile on top. that's what happened. i want to apologize if he was totally sober. >> greg: that's that fastest apology i've ever seen. literally within 40 seconds. >> jesse: it was honest. it was honest. >> dagen:

i wanted to work for justice discussed leah. if you knew my past and background that would not had been your first guess. why is it in 1991. i wanted to work for justice scalia. i think this is what most law students can understand. is as a judge myself. it is not a lot of fun. i think this is why a lot of lawyers these are not charles dickens novels. how refreshing when you are doing this to come across a majority opinion. they stood out. for the liveliness of the writing. the honesty. the quest for truth. i could've cared less whether he was a textual list. all i wanted to do was one get to know him. but i really wanted to learn to write like him. as close to him as you could. that's how i got to know him. that's why started working with him. and then of course. it was really easy to fall under his influence because his passion for getting it right, his dedication to finding the right answer and making sure you're being honest about what's really going on in the case. of course his course his passion for the writing. there was

leah cohen. good morning to you. leah, too. i feel we have an extra special connection. let's jump right to it here. i understand you started out by doing a side-by-side comparison, the air fryer and also the deep fryer with a dish you used to like to make every year during this time. how well did it go? >> yeah. so we actually sent some food up to your studio for you guys to eat. i did a side-by-side comparison. and i will say like the traditional deep-fried one was my preference, but i'm used to eating that. however, the air fryer one, it was still really crispy. it had a little bit of a weird texture to the outside of the wrapper, kind of leathery and it was a little dry inside. but the deep fried one was greasy and juicy inside. i think both were good. it depends on the you are trying to be health conscious or not. >> you tried out some of the popular hacks on tiktok, the classic grilled cheese. it looks good on the pictures on certainly media, what did you think? >> i actually made this on instagram two days ago

leah. caller: yes, good morning.t is very hard for a lot of americans, probably 75 million of us, to listen to people talk about a peaceful transfer of power after we went through four years of resist with the coup attempt with the russia collusion and the impeachment collusion, and the slander of all of trump supporters. oh my gosh, the names we have been called is just very hard. now we are dealing with the voter fraud with all of the illegal aliens voting, the dead people, china bought hunter biden. to talk about diversity being the most important thing, why is no one asking joe biden any important questions after we went through four years of just constant, constant slandering of president trump, a sitting american president and the media excoriated him and his supporters? we all out here feel like, well, china is the media. we have china state media now, and it is very disheartening. 75 million of us will never, ever accept joe biden, because he did not win. he cheated. host: daniel henniker, opinion columnist i

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has 28, 29 days to go but when he realizes they're going to emasculate him by overriding his veto, leahe's to sign the legislation. that's my prediction, because he doesn't want that level of humiliation with 28, 29 days to go. >> smerconish is shaking his head know. what do you think? >> i think you're underestimating the president. i don't think the perception of him being the grinch who stole christmas is accurate. i think this is the most effective thing he's done since losing the election. american people won't understand the difference between the covid relief bill and the omnibus spending bill. they're going to think william proxmeyer. the golden fleece awards. when they hear things like counting amber jack fish, at a time when americans are getting $600, that will sound like chump change. it's him laying back on those arguments that first put him in office, that he's the champion of the working person. and he wants two grand in everybody's pocket. it's effective for him. >> i agree. for him. i'm saying, i don't think he can get it done. and there's a cost to the nature of this. eve

special correspondent cat-wise and producer leah nagy look at what is being done to break that cycle.iece includes references to suicide and sexual abuse that may be disturbing. it's part of our series chilood trauma crisis."ca's >> at the end of a widening dirt road in montana, this is where graces story begins. >> what i remember is being little, d and my would have these little campfires, and we would all sits, in long cha and he would bring his guitar out and play. there used to be a rope swing. >> but the rugged individualism that often still defines life in rural montana can mask deep suffering, and darker moments from her childhood cast a shadow on her memories. >> my dad working at the mine would leave for lawneriods at a time, and suffering from bipolar, he would hit the depressions and couldn't get out of bed. he began drinking lefe his fathere him. >> a cycle of untreated trauma passed down from one nneration to tt. >> his dad was an abusive alcoholic. his grandpa was schizophrenic. the never treatt wound properly. he would kind of self medicate. he had to pull up his boots

that is why we have been focused on china as the growing problem of crisis and, you know, eric's wall leah been spending years downplaying the chinese threat and overplaying the russian threat. you've got to ask yourself why is it that he has been taking the beijing line on so many different issues? this has been all throughout the last several years. i think what needs to happen is our intelligence committees both in the house and senate and the leadership needs to come together for a classified briefing and they need to get in a classified setting all the details, not only about eric swalwell, but a whole other politicians. we cannot have political circles and academia leveraged by the chinese in the way they are being leveraged. mark: maybe it is time for an outside commission with patriots on it be provided information, running these different programs, to figure out what to do because if too many in congress are compromised it's a huge problem here here's an example, nancy pelosi put eric swalwell on the intelligence committee. she has read into these programs as the gang of eight. sh

this is about free enterprise, banking on freedom and the amazing story of maggie leah walker who says about herself that she wasn't born with a silver spoon in her mouth, but rather, a laundry basket on her head, is shennette garrett-scott. welcome. >> oh, thank you so much, david, for that wonderful introduction and thank you to kristin for inviting me. i'm going to share my screen and the slides and we will go ahead and get started talking. so i also appreciate people taking the time out of their busy schedules to spend it learning more about black women's contribution to u.s. finance. so today i will talk for about 35 minutes and i will talk about the world of black finance in harlem before the 1929 stock market crash. i'll focus on one company, that's the finance corporation. and i'll use it to explore how black women used financial institutions like the finance corporation, institutions they led and controlled, to combat jim crow, sexism and economic exploitation, they used companies likes lfc to carve out for themselves in society. they understood notions and ideas about wealth,

repoer: one emphasis, the powerful role of women, like leah chase, the famed creel shift whose restaurant as what samuelson calls a safe black haven for its community. chase died last year at age 96. these days samuelson sees a new explosion of talent. >> one of the things i feel privileged we could do is talk ourut complexity o blacknes i am going to give you an example, aisha arrington in california, she is african-american and korean. she grew up with the korean grandmother and she is black and a californian chef. nshe is explodinghe scene. savanna that worked in new york but went back, did reverse migration. then you have edward or jordan in seattle. the blk ships are all over the country. reporter:e hack ships and individuals been there always d were not recognized or is it a matter of new opportunities? >> think it is a combination of all of it. i think because of the internet d food is coming more into pop broadcast themselves.n ere are less gatekeepers, which makes it a little plernfield. repo the pandemic and threatening w restaurantorkers everywhere. samuelson in march shut down