and if you want to know more about moral philosophy, just read king lear. and so shakespeare was very much a way to enjoy reading, but to learn some of the fundamental ideas about how humans should behave toward one another and how they should act, and what happens if you don't respect your fellow man, and you serve his powers. and so i think that is true for jefferson, i think that's true for washington and adams and many of the founders, probably perhaps all of the founders who've read shakespeare. jeffrey: wonderful. thank you for that. lucas, i guess i'll ask you a version of the same question. what were the indications of shakespeare by lincoln or douglas, or other civil war era figures that were most significant? and are there particular moments that really crystallize the crisis through shakespeare in ways that you'd like to share with the audience? lucas: well, i have to -- if you had asked me what is two plus two, my answer would still be the second inaugural address. [laughter] i think that is the most sublime, suigenerous, political speech by an

. >> pauley: then we turn from events in washington to visit with norman lear, the celebrated producersome of our beloved teevision shows, not to mention the father-in-law of our own dr. jon lapook. >> the very first script from "all in the family." >> reporter: at the age of 98, the producer who changed the face of television, is still going long. what makes you tick? >> i have six children and four grandchildren, and they all make me tick. having finished this sentence and having heard me say "makes me tick," makes me tick. ♪ good morning ♪ >> pauley: martha teichner has the story of the building known as the people's house. rita braver asks if the capitol riot could become a learning experience for our children. plus stories from mo rocca and david martin. and thoughts from charles blow. steve hartman and joshua seftel and his mom are still waiting for that covid shot, all on this sunday morning, the 10th of january, 2021. we'll be right back. ♪ like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or c

get it like you were going to go it die or or what death the actor in the dresser is playing king lear. and he's ian mckellen is your dress is the dresser and there's of wonderful relationship. 2 old fools have been together for years becoming and quarrelling and shouting at each other i'm the monster actor who lives only in his own monomaniacal mind and they don't know any i don't know and the play actually finally leaves my disillusionment with my own life so i have a mental breakdown in the this one night in the piece during the air raids in britain there on tour this actually happened there's a man called donald wolf it who is the great bond stopping single minded actor who was a bit of a monster but a great actor but anyway and ian plays my dress and the can both can tag resoled mad together and in the end it's tragic because my parts called realizes that his life has been pretty wasted he's dedicated himself to acting and i wanted to do it because i didn't want that in my life my own life i didn't want to have that said to fuku and to go forth in my life to just acting acting act

have a back, with louise lear. let's get back to reality! really looking like the weather is going to be keeping us on our toes over the next few days. many of us waking up to a winter wonderland but with some heavy snow in parts of scotland as you can see here and in northumberland and parts of north yorkshire. lying snow in excess of ten centimetres in some places. i have just put this spot in lincolnshire on the chart because there is a centimetre of snow and there is a centimetre of snow and there could be more this afternoon. there has also been some heavy rain today, over 50mm in greater manchester, which has brought some localised flooding. there is the rain over the last few hours, you can see clearly where the snow is. and some heavy rain at the moment as well in that south—east corner. what you've got at the moment is pretty much going to stay with you through the afternoon but it will weaken a little. and then out to the west we have cloudy skies, a murky end to the afternoon. some brightness and glimpses of sunshine in northern i

the two seniors formed young inquisitive minds in 2018 to bring hands lear t opto inspire the same curiosity they had growing up as daughters of engineers. >> it's just this excitement they get seeing this new thing because they've never had the opportunity before. >> reporter: young inquisitive minds serves under umbrella of via services, a santa clara nonprofit serving people with disabilities. >> finding connections is really important. >> reporter: they've spent more than 850 hours local recreation centers and high schools. >> it shows that we are not very different though we might have different physical abilities in a sense. we all share that common curiosity for science. >> reporter: during the pandemic, the s sionedo rtua classes, expanding to programs like stanford's kids with dreams and a florida nonprofit. >> she does know them by name. >> reporter: looking forward to the weekly lesson from making slime to sweet treats. >> the most favorite i like e young ladies. >> reporter: alhestate council of developmental disabilities. he says the inclusive program is a model for how ec stts

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there.ght tonight and for the next couple of days as we see clearer skies and icy stretches forming in scotland, northern ireland and northern england, whereas a weak weather front further south brings cloud and rain buta mild start to tuesday morning. now, on tuesday, yes, it will be cloudy, grey and damp for a time, but that rain sinks into south wales and south west england. behind it, some lovely spells of sunshine developing. cold along that east coast exposed to the wind. 11—5 degrees here, 10—11 further south. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, weather fronts start to push in from the atlantic, driving that milder air across the country. but there's a question mark as to how much sleet and snow we'll see on the leading edge. certainly we'll get some to higher ground, maybe at lower levels for a time. it stays grey and wet, and the contrast in the feel of the story still continues across the country. take care. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the government sets out its

let lear in about 40 percent over capacity goes on to. live among the birds the solution was clear to him fewer empty trucks would help reduce traffic and its environmental impact environmental issues are high on his agenda he takes the train to work. and 2016 he took the plunge and founded cargo next a company that aims to stop empty runs but getting the logistics companies on board wasn't easy. as an overhaul the home guy asked the established companies in the industry what they part and they all said it will work it's really fun to. cargan excess online platform users self learning algorithms to calculate logistics capacity and demand in real time when a company wants to ship goods to a customer it has to strike a deal with religious text. that takes time. the platform acts as an intermediary calculating a current market price in the blink of an eye the logistics companies see it online whoever has an empty truck nearby can claim the job and send their driver straight away. it makes sense but is the logistics industry ready to change t

after 1887.lear there is a provision of that statute called the safe harbor provision. it uses the word conclusive. congress, act of congress saying it will treat as conclusive any final that the state itself makes pursuant to its own procedures ofial any litigation of controversy over the appointment of its electors. thatess says it is determine is asian that will be conclusive and govern congress -- congress says it is that determination that will be conclusive and govern congress. have a lawsuit and you resolve the lawsuit definitively, congress will .ccept your resolution we won't second-guess that. as long as we know it is your decision we are looking at, we will accept it is your decision. some members of congress to reopen that decision . host: how to these votes arrive? how do they get open and read on the house floor? writtenongress has rules on that. it is complicated. there are multiple copies sent from the electors. this was written in the 19th century. it talks about the postal system there by certified mail. one goes to the president of the copy goes to th

norman lear is a national treasure.n: i saw the humor in the, and the foolishness in the human condition. kate: a comedy writer whose career is as long and fruitful as any one walking this earth. norman: how can you get jaded? kate: in the world of comedy. all roads lead back to this man. and today we dine, lunch, laugh and learn the secrets of a legend norman: go, go, go has become a negative. and i don't view it as a negative. when something is over. over. and we're on to next. ♪♪ kate: what's better in life than a bottle of wine

>dsreenivasan: and we lear to say it well. >> very well! >> sreenivasan: and repeatedly.h green, thanks for all your stories. happy holidays. >> you, too, hari. thanks. coming up this month.wards are those, of course, are the record try's highest honors for wide variety of musical styles, plus other audio achievements. but there's no category for music and dialogue onnline audio services, which bringus to cia recent release by mu rufus wainwright, who has found a unique way to tell the story-- life. least a story-- of his newshour weekend special correspondent tom casciato has more. >> ♪ sometimes i feel like my brain turns to leaves... ♪ >> reporter: rufus wainwright's most recent album is called "unfollow the rules..." >> ♪ unfollow the rules... >> reporter:..and he's always ready to do just that. listen to him disrupt this fluid melo wh a single note. ( discordant piano note ) >> et♪ ses i feel... >> reporter: this is the artist, after all, o earned his first grammy nomination 12 years ago recreating a famed 1961 performance judy garland. >> ♪ we're going to be going t

and i said why and they said because you're working with larry king lear eking is a guy who was so good at his craft that he was able to do what most people in our profession would never be able to do and that is he didn't have to but guests guests book themselves he would have a line out the door of people including presidents and prime ministers of every country in the world including the united states job easly who would be knocking on his door asking can you interview me i want to be interviewed by larry king what was the thin record the thing that laurie brought to modern popular journalism was it just a complete change from the existing format was it is subject matter what your fault . he was curious he was he was curious almost to a fault curious in looking for answers without ever allowing himself or his ego or his story to get in the way of that curiosity he asked simple questions like how. why. where larry talked to his guests the way you talk to somebody you just met on the street and you can't wait to find out more about their story and that's what made his interviews so goo

as a force veteran actually bought it from san diego she was a passionate trump supporter octave learing her views on social media it's been reported that the officer who shot bob it has been suspended pending an investigation here some of the subsequent reaction to the demonstrators death. citrus would be very mean if ashleigh bad that was and then for of the lamb or n.t. for aslef babba died as a radicalized domestic terrorist violently assaulting our capital a spot of a little the small intent on harming the embassy of congress the united states government capitol police murdered an american mother a she supports it exposing the d.n.c. lies in our nation's capital her name was asleep bob it's there's another video that shows that this was a very deliberate act on the part of the officer in question. the woman was surrounded by capitol police who were heavily armed they were making no effort to to stop her from moving in she clearly had no weapon and yet she was shot there will be an investigation but the bottom line is this 'd when thousands of people seek to illegally occupy the capi

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello, there.r most of us, it will be a dry, settled and relatively sunny afternoon, but the further north and west you go, a brisk wind driving in some showery outbreaks of rain, with gusts of 30mph to 40mph here. elsewhere, with some sunshine, the temperatures will peak between 6—9 degrees — where they should be for this time of year. moving into monday, closer to this area of low pressure, it will continue to feed in showers across much of scotland and we will see weather fronts starting to gradually approach from the south—west as low pressure edges in from the atlantic. but there will be some drier, brighter weather, particularly in sheltered eastern areas. generally a little more cloud around than we have seen today. 5—10 degrees the overall high. but from tuesday onwards, it turns increasingly wet and windy across the country. milder for england and wales, but some of that rain could bring some flooding. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... mass vaccinations begin at another ten centres

now, louise lear has the weather. hello there., no doubt. but we did see around ten cm plus of lying snow across parts of scotland and northern england. even a centimeter or two starting to accumulate across the east midlands. further north and west it was a different story. it was heavy rain in excess of 15 mm of rain fell in greater manchester and lead to some localized flooding as well. the weather front was fairly slow moving, you can see where the snow was sitting through the spine of the country. still some heavy rain to clear from the southeast as well, but it will do so through the latter stages of this evening and overnight. that in turn will bring a new set of problems with light winds, clearing skies and seeing the temperatures are falling away, and we could have some widespread freezing services. almost anywhere across the country. so ice is an issue, and also the potential for some freezing fog. so if you do have to make an essentialjourney tomorrow, it is worth bearing in mind about that ice and fog, and tune into yo

have a back, with louise lear. let's get back to reality!ng up to a winter wonderland but with some heavy snow in parts of scotland as you can see here and in northumberland and parts of north yorkshire. lying snow in excess of ten centimetres in some places. i have just put this spot in lincolnshire on the chart because there is a centimetre of

i was on a show for now with norman lear show called take a problem which was short lived back in the day and then what. exactly are a good part 3 gives way back i played his nephew and then now. i sit by the bell. well i remember when i auditioned we one of the things that i think really resonated with kids was we were actual kids playing kids because most of these shows have these like 35 year old guys play and i schoolkids but we were i was actually 15 playing a 15 year old so was everyone else and there was a pretty diverse cast and it was saturday morning very banal and i just kind of struck a chord with some kids for some reason but it didn't really get into it sort of real popular pop culture phenomenon if you will i guess into when it is syndication kind of subtle but we were making anything i remember vividly we were making like 3000 a week which by the way is great for your average 50 year old kid but you know after taxes and you paint for hotels or apartment to sleep you know it's a stain on the whole thing it was like you're almost kind of practically breaking even i was p

time for a look at the weather, with louise lear. well, it is milder,, siam and, i am pleased to say, that is a phrase we have not used so far this year. for most of us it will be rather simon and grey. —— rather cloudy and grey. the wind will be stronger than we have seen so far this year. and this weather front up into the north is still the dividing line, the boundary, between the colder air... and that has been producing some snow to the far north of scotland. temperatures in the northern isles just above freezing as we speak. some of the rain, fairly persistent across scotland and northern ireland and into north—west england for the rest of the afternoon. we keep the cloudy skies, brief eclipses of sunshine perhaps across the far south—east corner, if we are lucky. the wind will be from the west, mild, but gusting in excess of 40mph on exposed coasts. but temperatures, 9-11 on exposed coasts. but temperatures, 9—11 quite widely, just that colder source of air in the far north. overnight tonight, some weather fronts come together to bring more persistent rain in northern ireland a

let's ta ke let's take at look look at the weather with louise lear. for most of us. eight or nine celsius. some rain on its way through the night tonight and it has still been pretty cold in the far north of scotland, here we have seen snow diagram. that rain continues to sink steadily south that this is where the mild air is sitting. through the night tonight it will stay incredibly mild. the exception for the north under those clear skies across scotland, northern england, temperatures will fall away. it could be quite icy first thing in the morning. the temperatures first thing, a mild start for many. 0utbreaks thing, a mild start for many. outbreaks of rain to continue but slowly through the afternoon across south wales and south—west england, the cloud and rain will linger. elsewhere we should see more sunshine coming through. temperatures will be quite contrasting. 10 or 11 down to the south—west. four or five further north. still on the cool side. that could be an issue through the middle pa rt could be an issue through the middle part of the w

time for a look at the weather, with louise lear. well, it is milder,, siam and, i am pleased to say,nd grey. —— rather cloudy and grey. the wind will be stronger than we have seen so far this year. and this weather front up into the north is still the dividing line, the boundary, between the colder air... and that has been producing some snow to the far north

there's one roadblock on the horizon that investors may be missing we'll explore that one and lear, the vaccine rollout hitting speed bumps as states struggle to administer millions of doses we'll talk to the governor of colorado about its progress and how it is battling the enough covid variant that showed up there first. "power lunch" starts right now >>> hello, ty. welcome back welcome, everybody i'm kelly evans. the market's bull run hitting a roadblock today as we're seeing a broad selloff, the worst start of the year for the s&p since 2001 let's go to bob pisani for more on the markets >> what we are seeing today is a broad-based derisking. we're off the loaves but it is a deriski derisking. what does that mean? fancy word, right? i mean everything is basically down it's that simple, folks. so you have cyclical names, like real estate, reits and industrials, growth stories like technology, they're down and then defensive groups like consumer staples, they're down everything is down 1.5% or so, different times of the day that's derisking there's also huge volume in etfs that are re

ied you want to isolate the lear that utilizes terror because then you will stop recruits. i'm no tht thinking that it ten on january 20th. what you want for ensure is that donald trump cannot continue to motivate and an mate and get new recruits into his ideology. >> and president trump is not at bag baghdadi, so he has no one surnlgts o searching for him. he will hold rallies likely and go on television shows. so how do you deal with a former president in that position who will have a budget and office and media that will welcome him? >> so some media will welcome him and i think that legitimate media should consider whether his wroords are news value. there are platforms that are saying that he has incited violence. he has had bad ideas for a long time. b e he's utilized the platforms to justify an insurrection. so i think they have to consider whether his words are tactually news are worthy. but he will be less relevant to all of us. he will not be the focus of our days absencnd nights. and that continuing isolation, that is really important not simply to move forward,

>> i don't think they can lear us. >> no, they're just moving and grooving. moving and grooving. >> you see her face right there. >> hi, mom. >> hi, mom. katherine, how are you? look in the camera. how are you? happy new year. >> happy new year, katherine. >> happy new year. i can't see myself on the camera. >> all right. well, don't look. look in the camera. look right in the camera. not at your tv. >> oh, my god, i see myself now. >> how are you? how has your year been? >> oh, it's been very sad. >> oh, did i see matching leopard with outfit? i'm loving the outfit, kat. >> mom, stop looking at yourself and look in the camera. so, tell us -- brooke says -- brooke wants to know if she sees matching leopard. >> i see matching leopard. show me that watch band. >> it's leopard, everything. >> so, how have you been, mom? i have not seen you. usually you are here for the holidays. don't tell where we are. but usually you're here for the holidays and you're not here. i haven't seen you in a year. i haven't hugged your face. >> i know. it's been very, very, very upsetting. and sad. ther

winning lawsuits against the state, these are not as we are approaching these lawsuits vindictive learg but we have no other option right now. let me mention one other thing, bars and restaurants, bars are not open yet, restaurants, we have to close at 10:00 pm, why is that, why do we have to close at 10:00 pm, why can't we stay open until 11:00 pm or midnight? what is the science behind that? shannon: doesn't seem like there is any and i understand your frustrations, thank you for joining us, best of luck. >> 104 police officers were heard during the capital right, 81 capital police and 31 in the metropolitan department. 38 police officers tested positive for coronavirus. it is unclear how many were on duty during the siege. 200 national guardsmen tested positive for covid-1960.of the nations capital, the woman accused of stealing nancy pelosi's laptop is covering up online, accused of deleting accounts online and switching devices and telling others to delete messages sent or received from her, she faces 20 years if convicted. is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu censored by f

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or seven of them, both full and part-time, who play people from washington's life, including tobias learho was one of his great personal secretari secretaries, lee anderson who created the distillery, and awful these are professional actors and they're trained to inhabit these roles, to help people who visit mount vernon to experience history in a different, engaging fashion. we're really proud of our character actors' work. today at mount vernon is fun because we also get to have the old guard here, which is an active duty army regiment that performs ceremonial duties, dress in 1850 uniforms and they show some of the manual drill that was common in george washington's time, and they shoot off some musr kkets and things like that. today it's more rich with the spirit of 1776 when you come to mount vernon. >> we see a stage in the background there this morning. what else is going to happen on the grounds today? >> yeah, so on the grounds today there is a lot of wreath layings at the tomb is how it begins. a lot of local officials, masonic groups, heritage societies like the daughters fort

. >> she was recently named along with norman lear and jim brooks as one of television's most giftedst women's role models on tv, it's easy to see susan harris' impact. >> susan harris was the greatest writer, in my opinion, of her generation, of that time, singularly. so all credit to her for coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. >> do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? >> woman's voice? generally they speak higher, softer. >> i should know not to ask that of a writer. >> yes, of course, there's a woman's voice. women have a different perspective. women laugh at different things. so, yes, there very definitely is a woman's voice. >> oh, do you know how many problems we have solved over a cheesecake at this kitchen table? >> no, dorothy. exactly how many? >> 147, blanche. >> hi, brian. it's cut-throat primetime time this fall, as some 23 new shows compete in one of the hottest ratings races in years. here's one just about everybody predicts will be a big hit. "designing women" on cbs. four friends forming an interior decorating business and giving ea

there is no free speech issue lear. people can speak anywhere else.hey're not blocking anybody from speaking s that realistic? parler a place where conservatives liked to go to speak, did like to express their views, that has been taken off most major companies availabilities right now. is there actually a real free market here? can people go out and find something else? is there a business opportunity for someone else to give conservatives a voice? >> yeah. gerry, hard to imagine there was life before twitter. there was life before social media. there are innumerable platforms people can speak, especially the president of the united states. the fundamental issue here is of property rights. a business isn't owned by the public just because it is used by the public. the fact that government is getting involved here i think this makes very dicey invests for the near term. gerry: jonathan, carley, thank you very much for joining us. stocks have generally been pulling back this morning from record levels over impeachment concerns. to fox news contributor,

governor of the pif, yasir al-rumayyan, great to have you with us, your excellency the basic plan learon over the nexe years through growing assets or do you need significant contributions from the saudi arabia government? >> you mentioned two things that we are planning to get to the $1,070,000,000,000 to be exact we have grown our assets that's the first thing the second thing is whatever we receive from the government in form of cash and other assets, and we have been getting some of these assets and cash from the government the third thing is the dividends that we are getting from our investments, and the fourth thing, of course, is the financing that we are getting. and we have been very much active in financing. having said that -- pif has three of the major projects like the red sea project, and which is practically nothing so we think in a few years, once parts of these projects get operational, all of this value will go higher. >> yasir, obviously, the focus of the fund is to spur domestic growth in your economy and a lot of your investments are directed domestically, but that

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.he best of the brightness and northern ireland, but still a nagging northerly wind here. temperatures will still be subdued generally across the country, just a couple of degrees above freezing weather cloud and rain lingers. my other across the south—west. tonight, snow and rain could ease away, we can have a problem with ice and freezing rain forming as temperatures fall around or below freezing in many places. widespread frost and fog first thing in the morning. icy stretches will clear away to a quieter friday before more heavy rain returns for saturday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the number of people waiting for routine hospital treatment last november reached a record high, at nearly four—and—a—half million. vaccinations in high street pharmacies — a pilot project gets under way in england to deliver the covid jab. a study finds most people who've had covid do have immunity from it for at least five months — though they can still carry the virus and give it to others

after 1887.lear there is a provision of that statute called the safe harbor provision. the word conclusive. congress, act of congress saying it will treat as conclusive any final that the state itself makes pursuant to its own procedures ofial any litigation of controversy over the appointment of its electors. thatess says it is determine is asian that will be conclusive and govern congress -- congress says it is that determination that will be conclusive and govern congress. have a lawsuit and you resolve the lawsuit definitively, congress will .ccept your resolution we won't second-guess that. as long as we know it is your decision we are looking at, we will accept it is your decision. some members of congress to reopen that decision . host: how to these votes arrive? how do they get open and read on the house floor? writtenongress has rules on that. it is complicated. there are multiple copies sent from the electors. this was written in the 19th century. it talks about the postal system there by certified mail. one goes to the president of the copy goes to the nation

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there.entless rain across central and western scotland and northern ireland. that‘s the weather front that is sitting into the north. and just behind it, we‘ve got this westly feed that is driving in the mild air across the country. now, those weather fronts will sync their way steadily southwards as we go through the rest of the day. so overnight tonight we will see cloud and rain pushing out of northern ireland into wales and across england. clearer skies behind me now contrast the feel of the weather, with temperatures once again below freezing. it‘s going to be a mild start to tuesday in the south. that‘s where the cloud and the rain will set first thing, it‘ll slowly drift its way into south wales and southwest england as we go through the afternoon, allowing for some sunshine to come through for many of us on tuesday. cooler in the northeast here, but we see double—digit continuing and the south. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... the prime minister says 2.4 million vaccinat

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.cross the southwest. over tonight, the rain and snow will ease away, then we could have a problem with some ice and freezing fog forming as temperatures forjust around or below freezing in many places. widespread frost or fog first thing in the morning, those icy stretches clearing away before heavy rain on saturday. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... nearly four and a half million people were waiting to start hospital treatment in england at the end of november — the highest number since records began. the royal college of surgeons say the figures show the "calamitous" impact of covid—i9. a hospital trust in birmingham temporarily suspends kidney transplants, as nhs services struggle to cope with coronavirus. from this morning, the covid—i9 vaccine will be made available at some high—street pharmacies in england. it comes as ministers discuss whether to stop flights from brazil coming to the uk, amid concerns over a new variant of coronavirus there. international scientists arr