the palomar also has this incredible history of hosting the likes of ella fitzgerald and louis armstrongis just so brilliant, but i‘m afraid that is it for the short cut of our special clickmas special. the full—length cut is waiting for you right now on iplayer and hopefully, we‘ll we‘ll be back to normal next year. now, normally, the show that follows clickmas is a look back at our last 12 months, but who here really wants to look back to 2020? thought so. so, instead we will bring you a special live show where we look back at the past 20 years of click. that‘s right! until then though you can find us on social media, youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter... spencer, are you ok? yeah i am, i‘m just taking it all in really... i mean, this truly has been a special day. we didn‘t think that we‘d be able to do it, but we posted the gifts to each other, we got everyone together, and when i say everyone, i mean everyone! it‘s been a challenging year for us all, but we have done our best to bring you your weekly dose of click. and everyone on the team just wanted to be here to say thank yo

in corona, queens for an exclusive look at the perfectly preserved home of legendary musician louis armstrong of that, we get serene in silver lake at this lovingly restored mid-century home. there's a lot to see inside. let's go take a look. [music playing]

i learned about louis armstrong destroying notes and time in that way and music. what was one of the things that was surprising to you? obviously you are in this world of constantly seeking knowledge, stories like i never saw this coming, never saw the connection. >> i knew on the surface about these things but never knew about the tea leaves. i knew that might impact our health but had no idea it was shifting our biological clock says what that meant, meaning our bodies actually are connected to light, blue light puts us in growth mode, other light and rest mode. i had no idea that was the case. i didn't know anything about segmented sleeper. i talk to a lot of people and every day i feel i had no idea. the information in my head, when i found this information, i want to make sure other people learn more about how the world works so i didn't have one particular thing because all of them. i could think of the back story, that was hard to find, that was mind blowing, i never knew about that. i have so many of those stories. >> host: letting other people know how th

>> my name is louis armstrong, also an author of prophetic writing.eard years say something earlier about the 400 years. when i want to ask you is, those 400 years that you are talking about is they the same 400 years of jenna sees 15 13? was that some other time? >> in the biblical text? >> yes. >> yeah. that's a leap of creative imagination my brother. i appreciate it. we it's difficult for me to make that kind of leap in our late modern times, some of those betrothed in the biblical tax. if i would never want to make any kind of direct parallel, because when i read the biblical text i read it in a spirit, of course as a christian i'm it's-centric, it's a lens of what i keep track of in that tax. because i keep track of it and i keep with track of the love of justice, it doesn't spill over into the particular years and the parallel of the years. it's more the love and justice that i'm focusing on. we use a strong in your prophetic work. >> thank you sir. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much cornell us this was such a wonderful conversation. i wish i

. >> my name is louis armstrong. an author of prophetic writing and i heard you say something earlier about the 400 years. what i want to ask you is those 400 years that you are talking about, is they the same 400 years of genesis 15:13 or some other time? >> in the biblical text. >> yes. >> oh, that is a leap of creative imagination, my brother. >> got to ask you that >> i appreciate it. no, no. yeah. it's difficult for me to make that kind of leap in our late modern times. to some of the great truths told in the biblical text that shape my own tradition and therefore i would never want to make any kind of direct parallel because when i read the biblical text i read it in a spirit and of course as a christian i'm chrystal sent rick. i focus on the palestinian named jesus as a lens to what i keep track of in that text and because i do in the way i keep track of love and justice it doesn't really spill over into the particular years and the parallel of the years. it is more the love and justice i'm focusing on but you

musicians,, -- hollywood celebrities, musicians, stars of all kinds, everyone from marilyn monroe to louis armstrongrecord radio and tv spots to appear in posters. in time, came up with such an enormous cadre of hollywood supporters that it was hard for anybody to not have heard of the march of dimes. there is a story of how the march of dimes got its name, or how the name came about, which probably some of your viewers have heard. one of the celebrities o'connor recruited to the cause was the comedian eddie cantor who was doing a radio appearance. he was encouraging people to donate to the cause of infantile paralysis. he again following o'connor's vision was trying to convince people, just give whatever you can. how about dimes. if everybody puts a dime in an envelope, we will have a march of dimes to the white house. he used this phrase, march of dimes. apparently the radio spot was so successful that the white house mail was flooded with dimes. the idea march of dimes struck. susan: it parallels to the social media we are seeing with hollywood celebrities and youtube celebrities soliciting the p

she'd had all these records, louis armstrong, ella fitzgerald, billie holiday, peggy lee.untry. >> i said i'd like to find somebody that can write arrangements like nelson riddle. they said, why don't you just ask nelson riddle? well, i didn't know he was still alive. you were the only person that i knew that could do orchestrations like this. i didn't know where you were, whether you'd be interested in working with me, whether you'd ever heard of me or not. as soon as i started learning the songs, they just got inside me. i wanted to record them, and i wanted to do it worse than anything i've wanted to do. it's like falling in love. choice doesn't even enter into it. ♪ what's new, how is the world treating you ♪ >> i would think, my god, how can i sing these songs? ella fitzgerald has sung them, billie holiday has sung them. frank sinatra has sung them. ♪ handsome as ever >> she studied all of those records, and she studied every available version she could find of each one of those songs. she is a real student. ♪ what's new, how did that romance come through ♪ >> she tol

louis, julie inc., amazon and republic, kawasaki in maryville tyler pipe company and armstrong world industries in marshville. burns and macdonald in kansas city, bowing in st. charles, ford motor country for total investment of over $1 billion and nearly 10,000 new jobs. [applause] all of these announcements highlight missouri's competitive business climate. since 2018, missouri has jumped from the 21st to the 11th among site selectors. this is thanks in large part to the success of our workforce development programs. the missouri one start for example nearly 100,000 missourians have received training through partnerships with over 400 companies. since launching the new revamped program, businesses have invested approximate $2.5 billion in missouri. our sales grant program is also been a huge success. helping us fund critical projects like the nursing program expansions at missouri western and st. louis community college ranking technical college also announced a new $7.5 million advance manufactured training szilagyi in missouri, in partnership with blinken county school district.