they went to mckenzie then. nobody at mckenzie raised a eyebrow.nzie who was able to get purdue to move forward to the fda and get a new and improved tamper-resistant formula. mckiney presented and help them through it. pewhat happens in 2018 when the attorney general of the massachusetts files a lawsuit against purdue? for the first time you start to see emails and mckiney saved by the way, maybe we should get rid the documents about the health of purdue. helping them make money to suddenly thinking about maybe we should cover it up it up. >> tucker: unbelievable.sh thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: if you're wondering what happened to america, mc 10 kiney law school -- they are not responsible for everything, but a lot of it. another story that won't surprise you, the me too movement actually made of lot of people, some people anyway, very rich. not how youno would expect eith. we will explain, next. it ♪ [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting b

anahita thoms from baker mckenzie, thank you very much.nt—electjoe biden has called on republicans in congress to work together with the democrats in a bipartisan emergency rescue package for the us economy. mr biden was holding a virtual meeting with business owners and workers whose livelihoods have been hit by the pandemic. and he promised them any aid agreed now would only be a down payment on a major package to come once he takes office in january. optimism that the two sides can finally agree on what economic stimulus has helped us markets hit record levels this week. samaria has seen explains. not a lot has really changed from when we were talking about the stimulus before the us presidential elections, we were still seeing democrats and republicans are trying to negotiate, republicans want to spend less money, democrats want to spend more money, we're still hearing hopeful language coming from republicans and democrats who both say that a deal is possible, a deal is within reach, and that democrats for example, nancy pelosi, the ho

that it's fine, who am i trimming it for i'm not going anywhere i'm not doing anything, and then mckenzie, "but it's cool isn't it is like a cool tail?" and she said, "it's a side tail." and i said, "i don't know what that means take a picture." and she took a picture, and i think you have it. >> seth: i have it right here. that's a very, that's a very unfortunate natural tail >> yeah. so i let her take scissors to that, because that was a little gross. >> seth: how is albert taking to the house so far, guys is he a good dog so far? >> he's a really good dog, we gate off the upstairs 'cause at the beginning when he could figure out how to get upstairs he assumed it was another bathroom, so that was not good but yeah, he's getting along great. he loves the place >> seth: dad, you know, i hate to do this, i hate to brag about my accomplishments, but you are in my childhood bedroom, and behind you is some award-winning art. >> there is some award-winning art. i can make a slight adjustment here this is when you started your show and were on the cover of "time," somebody actually painted that

thank you so much and congratulations on the money that you are getting to receive here from mckenzie donation, $4.2 billion, a portion of that for your nonprofit. thank you. >> thank you. >>> the california nurses association is fighting back against low staffing levels at hospitals amid covid-19. nurses state weighed say the california hospital association and its members are exploiting the pandemic to undermine the state's landmark safe staffing standards. those standards require minimum registered nurse staffing levels for various hospital units. now, nurses say they are already overwhelmed, and at their breaking points, because covid patients need much more intensive care than typical patients. nurses say that last week the state announced it will allow hospitals to submit expedited waivers that will let them dramatically increase nurses' work loads. >> my hospital has been approved on the waivers, on the ratios, which is an action that threatens the safety of our patients. >> now, nurses say these waivers will lead to more errors, infections, and poor outcomes for patients. >>>

greg mckenzie reports.s across the uk over the next three days. it will be a chance for them to thank community workers, front line staff, schoolchildren and volunteers. some of whom have been dubbed coronavirus heroes. a kensington palace spokesman has said the morale—boosting tour will give the royal couple the chance to share their gratitude on behalf of the nation ahead of the christmas holidays. prince william has used the royal train a number of times, but it is thought to be the first time kate has travelled on it. we'd love to hear from you guys, really, about what the challenges are that everyone's facing at the moment. both william and kate have taken a high profile during the pandemic. here, talking to mental health charities. there are so many factors at play here. the uk arts sector, which has been badly hit during the pandemic, will also be celebrated, with a number of festive performances. hello, everyone. i've got some really exciting news. and at the request of the royal couple, the trip ha

it's very impersonal yes i don't know anyone in purcell nick mckenzie or needs to go if i need help i don't know who i could ask and easy to get things we just sit in on my meetings and a lot of people don't even have their webcams on. or i manage independent itself a tricky dance let's bring in colorado and now in frankfurt good morning conrad what has this pandemic mitzi young workers just entering the job market. well stephen it all depends on the level of education you have of course and on the sector that you want to work in right now in germany you know of course hotels restaurants are not hiring theaters are closed our television station d.w. is not taking in turns because of the pandemic so obviously the pandemic has made it more difficult to enter the workforce full of those young workers but on the other hand i personally have a couple of kids kids there in that twenty's in my family who just finished their degrees and who managed quite well to find a job of course sometimes they have to accept not the very best 1st work contract some of them of course immediately started to

mckenzie is not papering over the governor's covid-19 response it begs the question why keep them athat is why we call for him to do the right thing and drop these bad actors. shannon: thank you for joining us and hard to share your story but appreciate your being here, people need to hear it. gun violence rising sharply in philadelphia over the holiday weekend. police say 20 people were hers, more than a dozen shootings across the city, the victims included 16-year-old boy fighting for his life after he was shot multiple times, the city has seen 200,000 shooting victims this year, 53% increase from last year. senator joe manchin sounding off on alexandria ocasio cortez telling the new york times, quote, i don't know the young lady, i never met her. i am understanding she's not that active in committee, she's more active on twitter than anything else. his comments follow this photo of herself staring at him after he blasted the d fund the police movement. the time is now, 40 minutes after the hour. and or dining band in illinois but our next guest is defined. you sending a message to

so the smaller companies are struggling now according to rob mckenzie, there is a risk that perishableiling a christmas rush and border closures, it really could have a dramatic effect. that is right. and i think there are two issues. one is obviously these travel restrictions set up in brockton today by a number of european countries, including ireland. in italy in the netherlands and germany. who arejust ireland. in italy in the netherlands and germany. who are just basically closing their borders to us. until we find out exactly what is happening with this latest strain of the virus. so there is that issue there. that is having a knock on impact as amaya alluded to on freight or traffic. —— maya. we know supermarkets keep very little stuck ina supermarkets keep very little stuck in a warehouse. most of it is on the shelf, just—in—time deliveries these days. you have to look at this against the backdrop of the ongoing negotiations that are taking place with respect to a deal or no deal. we just with respect to a deal or no deal. wejust don't with respect to a deal or no deal. we just

doug mckenzie grew up on christmas tree lane and now he is carrying on the family tradition. >> we are decorating more to bring happiness. >> they have been closely following the local and federal guidelines and have not left alameda county since the pandemic began. >> we miss going on vacation and seeing family. but what are we supposed to do?>> across the street mattie and hannah were also getting ready for the crowds expected this year. >> it feels a little different this year. i'm kind of excited to see people at least socially distanced but walking past. >> hannah had to fly from college in virginia. >> on-the-fly people were wearing masks down here and at the airports especially. >> hannah was especially concerned about the flight back to the east coast, and sure how long she will have to quarantine as the cdc director issues and alarming warning for this holiday season. >> the reality is that december, january and february will be rough times. i actually believe they will be the most difficult time in the public-health history of this nation. >> so it's pretty loud and clear wha

row book wasn't extinct so a kind of a militant mind mr mckenzie was forced to take 30 days to reach the stage. where that he took a one car was speeding up to make it to the rally in time folks have yes. because the. final act of these elections is about to be. the people get out to vote despite the movement's contradictions and the fia instilled by the by mimicking the violence. would they give the precedence back to the indigenous movement. we had to wait for election day. we feel. it is good enough for the leader. of the party's headquarters he said that he'd waited for the results by checking the vote count for the party's own monitoring system. really lets you see that it's clear he's. outside the headquarters supporters of governor mesa began banking points protesting against a possible return of religious movements to. the exit this was shuttled to be published at 8 pm but without any explanation. for. the announcement was cancelled and the images of the threat of violence against the mosque party's headquarters were broadcasting state law among those that wasn't really a mus

this one to isaiah mckenzie gave buffalo the lead. this can't help. the ayuke's deflection. yards pass to the rookie, mullens, 316 yards and three touchdowns and two interceptions but he was out dueled by allen. touchdown number four to gabriel davis >> wide open, and i mean wide open. >> allen completes 32 of 40 passes. buffalo wins 32-24 dropping the 49ers to five and seven on the season. >> i think that's probably the worst part that, we knew exactly what they were running, like head to toe. and we came up short. >> you think the relocation has anything to do with it? >> absolutely nothing to do with it. >> we are frustrated but this loss isn't going to break us. >> take a good look at the playoff graphic. they are on the screen of the playoff picture but probably need to win the last four games to get in. >> the 49ers next face alex smith and the washington football team who was good against the steelers. the game tied at 17-17 and they out scored pittsburgh by 17 in the second half and hand the steelers their first loss of the season. that means that the 1972 miami dolp

enthusiasm with a group of schoolchildren going to native american and on reservations are at the mckenzie center. >> and a great cultural ambassador. >> the public personality that is the performance part do you see that and politicians. >> someone that has been around politicians much of your career you know they say things off the record and what they will not say on the record but the great politicians are the same insider outsider on the record or off the record. we are both from baltimore have a special connection and in the 250 year history, no woman has even come close to the power she has had and now she's 80 years old celebrating her 80th birthday and in the prime of her power. it's amazing from being a housewife in san francisco to speaker of the house. it's amazing what she has done. >>. >> and she but all their children and grandchildren onto the floor. but it's something i mail speaker would not have thought of doing that they lost the election in 2010 she fought back in 2018. >> resilience is important because you will be beaten up no matter what you do you have to stand up

they didn't really know how to stand up for themselves except for mckenzie and michelle. >> they had always been there for me and i knew i would never forget about my amazing teacher, miss noel. >> they will go on sale by the summer of 2021. i don't remember what i was doing in middle school but i was not publishing a book. about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. >>> the 49ers had their first practice in glen dale, arizona, as they prepare for a buffalo bills home game. the niners will stay in arizona most of december due to the guidelines in santa clara county. san francisco will have home games at state farm stadium monday against buffalo. they then play at dallas on december 20th and then it's a roa

. >>> the world's richest woman, mckenzie scott, the ex-wife of jeff bezos has given away $4.2 billionfour months. she said the pandemic has been a wrecking ball for americans already struggling. she wanted to provide immediate support. she has donated to 384 organizations including food banks and emergency relief funds. she is worth more than $60 billion. >>> britain's prince harry and his wife meghan will become podcasters. >> one of the things my husband and i have always talked about is our passion for meeting people and hearing their stories. at the same time, remind you in some way of a story about yourself. >> that's what this is about. to bring forward different perspectives and voices perhaps you haven't heard before. >> the couple's first podcast will be a holiday special featuring stories of hope and compassion. to celebrate the new year. the first complete series is expected next year. >> coming up this morning, country music superstars brooks and yearwood will tell us about their holiday special. i'm anne-marie green. this is the cbs morning news. holiday special. i'm anne

. >>> also ahead this afternoon, on the four, jeff bezos' ex- wife, mckenzie scott, giving away billionsto nonprofits around the country, and one of them is right here in the bay area. we'll have the details up next. >>> members of the house and senate appear to be close to a deal on a long awaited coronavirus relief package to help struggling americans. democrats appear to be dropping a demand for state and local government aid while republicans are giving up on liability protection for businesses sued over the coronavirus. as fox's ray bogan tells us this afternoon there is a strong push to include direct checks to working families. >> i think it is in the oven being baked as we speak, and i hope it comes out soon. >> reporter: it smells like money in the congressional kitchen. lawmakers are mixing together the final ingredients for what could ultimately be a $2.3 trillion pie. although more than 900 billion for coronavirus relief, and 1.4 trillion for 2021 government spending. >> we agree he'd we will not leave town until we've made law. the american people need more help. it's that s

they didn't really know how to stand up for themselves except for mckenzie and michelle. >> they had always been there for me and i knew i would never forget about my amazing teacher, miss noel. >> they will go on sale by the summer of 2021. i don't remember what i was doing in middle school but i was not publishing a book. if you have postmenopausal and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen. or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin, or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures ha

this one to isaiah mckenzie gave buffalo the 24-10 lead.nd still a game, but this could not happen. deflecting nick mullins mass. >> and the ricochet will always be a bad sign. led to the touchdown, 27-17 bills. three touchdowns, but two interceptions. he was completely outdualed by allen. bring up the touchdown to gabriel davis. >> he is wide open. completes those passes. dropping the 49ers to 5-7 on the season. >> that is probably the worst part that we know exactly what they were running from head to tow. >> do you think that it had anything to do with the way that it went tonight? >> absolutely zero, we feel like we could be a better football team, so we are all frustrated. we know this loss is not going to break us. >> and so the 49ers next phase, alex smith and the washington football team. smith bloodied, but strong. gets the steelers. fourth quarter smith was wide open. logan thomas, tied up the game at 17. they outscored pittsburgh by 17 in the second half and hand the steelers their first loss of the season. and so that means the

ben throws a right to medicare mckenzie alexander. one of three turn opens in the first half. the last place bengals jumped out to a 17-0 lead. 4th quarter, 17-1. ryan calls his own number and scores 23 yards out. cincinnati wins 27-17. the steelers have lost three in a row after starting the season 11-o. >>> the t dog added to her all time record, wins record, stanford at number 10. the steal and she throws down the dunk for the second time. they remain unbeaten. cal lost to usc. they are 0-7. >>> the men in santa cruz, new temporary home taking on bakersfield shows why he is projected to be a lottery pick next summer. williams led with 70 points. they meet the road runners, 63- 50. >>> and the warriors open their season tonight. the game tips off at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> with the bay area under a shelter in place order, some businesses are getting creative to stay open. >> one restaurant is going virtual. the owner has been sending out special order gourmet christmas boxes and then taking to zoom to teach cooking classes. the students, customers of his four establishments

rod mckenzie is the managing director of policy & public affairs at the road haulage association.ng. iwould be grateful if you would bring us up to date with what your latest assessment is from the scene there in dover? good morning. chaos, in one word. the government has said the borders are open, but actually they are not. unfortunately, that message, having gone out, a lot of lorry drivers have started heading for the ports again. in fact, as your correspondent has just been saying, the testing regime has not started yet. without that starting, the borders can't effectively open for traffic heading back to france. what we have got this morning is very, very angry truckers in dover, some of them, i suppose, we know have been involved in shouting with police and a few scuffles. they are tired, frustrated, desperately want to get home for christmas. very, very inadequate food provision for them. in fact, the best food provision they have had has been from a group of seek restaurant tours, who provided them with curry last night. we have not had enough food, information. most of th

rod mckenzie.l for neurology. 130,000 people live with ms in the uk and researchers hope the use of an existing statin drug may help slow disability. the bbc‘s caroline wyatt, who has ms and is taking part in the trial, looks at how research is progressing despite setbacks from coronavirus. it's a disease that affects the brain and the central nervous system, the hunt is on for drugs that can help once the damages done in more advanced ms. that was another explosion... gunfire. as defence correspondent for the bbc, i reported on many wars. but the most frightening thing wasn't bullets or bombs, but the invisible damage being done by ms, a slow insidious shredding of my nerves. i first came to this hospital almost 20 years ago when they told me that i might have ms, but it wasn't finally diagnosed until 2015. and now i'm in the more advanced stages of the disease, i'm coming back to this hospital to take part in a trial to see whether an old drug can be used for a new purpose in ms. the ms step two

i'm robyn mckenzie, i'm 18, and i've just started studying product design in cardiff. hi, i'm sara.rom tehran, iran. i'm an undergraduate student in computer engineering. i'm bo, i'm 2a, and ijust finished my degree in computer science in seoul, south korea. my name is susan, i'm 24, and ijust recently started working as an ict officer for the health department in kenya. i'm alice, i'm 26 years old, and i'm currently living in birmingham. there's a kind of atmosphere of fraternity or "bro—grammer" culture, and i sometimes feel i'm not welcome. i'm just one of the few girls in my course. and throughout pretty much my entire education, i've been put in situations where the guys have behaved a bit like they're better than everyone else. it kind of makes the prospects of being one of the women in the tech industry not only scary but kind of terrifying at times. should i present myself a little bit differently to fit in that male atmosphere? just be yourself. you are who you are, and you should be proud of that. so, you know, don't feel like you have to fit in a particular mould, or even

alexandra mckenzie and james williams, thank you.t 24,752. 534 deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours, that‘s of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. on average in the past week, there were 436 deaths per day, bringing the total number across the uk to 67,075. our medical editor, fergus walsh joins us now. what is the effect of this new variant? and how and why has it affected government thinking so radically? this new variant appears to be up to 70% more transmissible, thatis to be up to 70% more transmissible, that is very significant and crucially it does not appear to cause more significant disease but it makes it much harder to control the epidemic. it is thought that it could push the reproductive number of coronavirus up by not .4. it is currently between 1.1 and 1.2 across the uk. it was first identified in kent in september and seems to just be one of these spontaneous mutations. it now accounts for six in ten cases in london and in the east of england but has spread throughout the uk. a virus will

greg mckenzie, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav.efore the weather, sorry, i'm going to show you some pictures that have just come in to us, about the delivery of the vaccine. a hospital in croydon, the first hospital in the uk to receive the vaccine. of course, the vaccine is going to be arriving over the weekend, but these are the first pictures we have got about that, and they are due to be administered on tuesday, top priority given to vaccinating the over 80s, front line care front line health care workers, care home staff. it needs to be stored at extremely low temperatures. i think that box said —25, but initial reports said it has to be stored at -70. reports said it has to be stored at —70. maybe this isjust reports said it has to be stored at —70. maybe this is just the reports said it has to be stored at —70. maybe this isjust the holding package for it. emergency use approvalfor the vaccine package for it. emergency use approval for the vaccine developed by pfizer jumping ahead approval for the vaccine developed by pfizer

let's go live now to class inequality and social justice campaign at least in mckenzie thank you forjoining us on the program was great to see you now given some of the numbers we just heard about food poverty in the u.k. what do you make of jacob brisket mogs comments about this being a political stunt. i mean not you know they agree small god i think it makes you think coast on themselves. by a touch. nothing logical very small really nice it is to be honest for all the government to be honest about what's often in the contract and cannot just say there's nothing new really busy about this is not really a new phenomenon. child or is being with a bridge or many many generations has the government be particularly involved in supporting food banks during the pandemic. i know that i'm aware of now i will. to be honest i think based on throughout the country but been pretty much left alone you know to sort of campaign trying to raise phones trying to raise resources themselves i know the one here is not single i'm the one local. may or june. was on their last box of food and there were

when i see one and this yr that gold 'd star goes to multi-billionaire mckenzie scott too in just the last year gave more than $6000000000.00 to $384.00 different charities and organizations and these aren't your standard philanthropic rich folks tax write off charities no word on the street is that ms scott gave to many of the real boots on the ground groups that are out there truly fighting to help those less fortunate than the rest of us i want to thank you ms scott and others we hopefully others in your tax bracket could learn a thing or 2 from your giving all right everybody that is our show for today remember in this world we're not told for love the nuff for tell you all i love you i robot and i love the chicago keep on watching all those hawks out there have a great day in the. face of this and. that means to dismiss. this. as weapons of mass communication is. to say. that made us. again doesn't tt's contagious and maybe a devices. 1000000000 contaminated country interviewees and each of us think to. take to against a tentative vision. used us to question. back you wait to see

when i see one and this year that gold star goes to multi-billionaire mckenzie scott too in just the last year gave more than $6000000000.00 to $384.00 different charities and organizations and these are your standard philanthropic rich folks tax write off charities no word on the street is that ms scott gave to many of the real boots on the ground groups that are out there truly fighting to help those less fortunate than the rest of us i want to thank you ms scott and others we hopefully others in your tax bracket could learn a thing or 2 from your giving all right everybody that is our show for today remember in this world we're not told we're loved enough so i tell you all i love you i robot and i will be so across keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day in the. answers financial survival guide and by 8 i was on a teacher's. almost sunday as a lesson about science in the future so cracker was kaiser. this is not like. it's not a money spinner but it is expensive. and it's dangerous. and this is. the breaks that's the. stuff that doesn't go something. wasn't

star of a job well done when i see one and this year that gold 'd star goes to multi-billionaire mckenzie scott too in just the last year gave more than $6000000000.00 to $384.00 different charities and organizations and these are your standard philanthropic rich folks tax write off charities no word on the street is that ms scott gave to many of the real boots on the ground groups that are out there truly fighting to help those less fortunate than the rest of us i want to thank you ms scott and others but hopefully others in your tax bracket could learn a thing or 2 from your giving all right everybody that is our show for you today remember in this world we're not told for loved enough so i tell you all. all i love you. and i'm in the chicago keep on watching all those hawks out there another great day and. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. be really interesting to dial it back and think a

there is a lineup of speakers including dean ellen mckenzie, anthony fauci, david cussler, whitmer,e, governor and kadi k. links to register and send the full program. with that, i would like to say thank you to everyone for joining us today. >> with coronavirus cases increasing across the country, use our website, c-span.org/coronavirus to follow the trends, track the spread with interactive maps, and watch updates on demand any time at c-span.org/coronavirus. journal.'s washington every day, we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we will talk about the planned house vote on the more act which would decriminalize marijuana with a political reporter. stephanie murphy on the future of the democratic party and the priorities of the blue don correlation. -- the blue dawn coalition. and criminalizing marijuana at the federal level. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> co

greg mckenzie reports.of cambridge will board the royal train and travel 1250 miles across the uk over the next three days. it will be a chance for them to thank community workers, front line staff, schoolchildren and volunteers. some of whom have been dubbed coronavirus heroes. a kensington palace spokesman has said the morale—boosting tour will give the royal couple the chance to share their gratitude on behalf of the nation ahead of the christmas holidays. prince william has used the royal train a number of times, but it is thought to be the first time kate has travelled on it. we'd love to hear from you guys, really, about what the challenges are that everyone‘s facing at the moment. both william and kate have taken a high profile during the pandemic. here, talking to mental health charities. there are so many factors at play here. the uk arts sector, which has been badly hit during the pandemic, will also be celebrated, with a number of festive performances. hello, everyone. i've got some really exciti

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be a clean way to stay mobile and that means demand for lizzie and i am batteries is rising and mckenzie consultancies study says annual global demand for batteries is currently at 282 gigawatt hours in 10 years they say we look at 2623 gigawatt hours that's over 800 percent growth right now the sector is dominated by one country and yes you guessed it it's china it is home to 100 of the world's 140 battery plants the country's largest produce a couple a 3rd of the entire global market followed by other asian manufacturers in 2nd and 3rd place so where is europe it's trying to catch up. in sweetens forest something is taking shape which many say is decisive for the economic future of europe bolivia my own battery plant startup known volt plans large scale battery production here to supply european automotive giants like fox of our b.m.w. found a peter carlson used to be tesla's purchasing director now he's taking on asia's powerful competitors. in a very real way it's definitely a challenge i mean we're we're fighting against these lords large corporations. but we do it with very very st

a certain sort of person in america gets advanced degrees, or works at mckenzie or goes to jail.ot -- or goes to yale. not to work or achieve anything worth having, no, to justify their power over you. they've got more merit badges, therefore they rule. it's a ridiculous system when you think about it. and that's precisely why they don't want you to think about it. it's why they shout at you and call you names when you mention it. it's why they're so touchy. if you're allowed to point out that jill biden isn't really a doctor, maybe not even very bright, you're one step away from noticing that the medals on their chests aren't real either. it's all totally fake just like the meritocracy that justifies their power. we've seen a lot of meltdowns this year, but tom cruise possibly topped them all. not for the first time. you might want to lower the volume on the television. we're going to play you the audio from the set of the new "mission impossible" movie straight ahead. (announcer) need to lose weight? can't figure out why those diets won't work for you? go to golo.com, where ove

. >>> mckenzie scott taking steps to donate her fortune.der served communities. $4.2 billion she's giving to 384 organizations. she writes the pandemic has been a wrecking ball in the lives of americans already struggling. meanwhile, it's substantially increased the wealth of billionaires. this billionaire is donating much of her money. over the summer she donated nearly $2 billion to more than 100 organizations including four historically black colleges and universities. she is on the bloomberg billionaire's list number 18 giving that money away. >> i thought it was interesting she pointed out that billionaires are making a lot of money. the stock market is doing just fine but the stratification of wealth is struggling and the pandemic has boosted that. >> i'm laura jarrett. >> i'm christine romans. put on your snow boots in the east. east. "new day" is next. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. for all the diamonds in your life. get 30% off everything and find one of a kind de

mckenzie study diversity wins, for the last five years there is the tangible business case for diversityender diverset, the top quartile performing firms perform from a profitability standpoint about 25% better and see the lower quartile firms in terms of gender representation as you might imagine they don't perform as well. we see that is symmetrical, a positive correlation at every step along the way so we're looking at that representation at the board level, we're looking at it at the executive level, as a firm focus in terms of the progress that companies make. >> yes, money talks here, certainly, and given your decision to allocate assets in certain ways but i wonder, do we ever get to the point some of the bad actors are called out, where corporations that are not doing a good job on these things are actually taken to task publicly >> well, i think we see moves towards that think about the move made most recently by nasdaq in terms of representation on boards both from a diversity on a gender and ethnic diversity standpoint and by the way that companies like ours invest in how we v

but i love you, mandy, and dennis and mckenzie and the kids. >> wow. >> boy.there, you know. you know you're in an at-risk category but you've got to be the provider, that late in life as well. >> it's a reminder of the simple things, the stuff we take for granted every single day. you see people doing it without complaint, without seeking any kind of recognition. they're doing it because they want to and because they think that they have to and they have a duty. >> what i love in there is so many kids as you saw family members paying respect to other family members. >> that's the best part. >> and really seeing something that -- really special. >> i don't think there's anything better than a mother saying and vice versa i'm proud of you. >> yeah. >> to make your family members proud is something everybody wants, everybody. >> also nothing better than a good butcher and we saw one of those. >> i love a good burger, tony, you're right. >>> ahead, mckenzie scott gets big. we'll look at a year of extraordinary charitable donations from jeff bezos' ex-wife. you're

elizabeth: general frank mckenzie the commander of central command in that region he is saying the u.s moving in and deploying combat capabilities into the area and there could be a rocket attack ttand iraq and drone strikes agn in oilfields like tehran did accused of doing that was saudi arabia but that is the serious threat that we could see in the coming days rocket attacks by iran in the region, your final word on that. >> we are much better prepared now than we were before before the types of rocket affects and i believe the combat ready troops that they should not engage in this behavior and they're trying too take advantae of a transition of power in this country and making a serious mistake if they do. elizabeth: congressman ken buck, great to have you on i appreciate it.ot elizabeth: we have a special programming note check at the future of capitalism virtual town hall with the charles payne, he is terrific it is coming up on january 13 at 2:00 p.m. on fox business an important discussion on the future of capitalism with the incoming biden administration ready to unleash a pot

mckenzie scott may not be a household name yet but should be.he ex-wycife of jeff bezos has given away $4 billion to food banks and others. the irony and scott herself acknowledges this is while the pandemic has made a lot of americans poor, it's made a lot of americans much richer. in her case with amazon stock much, much richer. the fed will talk about the economy today. we don't expect any change in interest rates remaining at the lowest of the low on the spectrum. here is something to think about, it involves a kid leaving a dirty sock on the bathroom floor. this played out on facebook. a mother in washington state says she waited a whole week for her daughter to pick up the sock and the daughter did not. she put a little museum like placard next to the sock. the forgotten sock, mixed media on loan from the artist. her 10-year-old daughter added a little stand for the sock and it went from there. animals started gathering around and like real life eventually a monolith showed up as well. they decided to clean it all up, including the sock, a

they didn't really know how to stand up for themselves except for mckenzie and michelle. >> they had always been there for me and i knew i would never forget about my amazing teacher, miss noel. >> these novels go on sale by summer. >> i'm ready to buy one. this is amazing. >> isn't that great? in middle school all i could do was a mix tape. >> i would have bought that, too, friend. >> you know those tracks were hot. >>> coming up new at 6:00, progress in the race for a covid-19 vaccine. the details on moderna's new trial involving kids. >> reporter: a stay-at-home order could be coming to the bay area. what that means for bay area businesses, coming up next. >> the risks of outdoor dining. experts weigh in on the likelihood of infection and patio seating. >>> let's leave you with we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. our great street, huge yard. there is a bit of an issue with our neighbors fencing. neighbor 1: allez! (sound from wind chimes) neighbor 2:

elizabeth: general frank mckenzie, he is the commander of central command in that region, he is saying u.s. is moving in and deploying combat ready capabilities into the area. there could be a rocket attack in iraq or drone strikes again on oil fields like iran did. iran is accused of doing that with saudi arabia. but that is what serious threat here, that we could see, coming days, rocket attacks by iran in the region. your final word on that? >> well we are much better prepared now than we were before for those type of rocket attacks and i believe that the combat ready troops are assigned to iran, they should not engage in this behavior. they're trying to take over, trying to take advantage after transition of power in this country and they're making a serious mistake if they do. elizabeth: congressman ken buck, great to have you on, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. elizabeth: okay. we've got a special programing note. check out "the future of capitalism," virtual town hall with our very own charles payne. he is terrific. coming up on january 13th of 2:00 p.m. here

cnn's david mckenzie is life in johannesburg, south africa, the issue of the equitable distribution ass so so important. what more are you learning? >> reporter: well, it's very important as you heard from dr. fauci, laura, but it isn't being listened to. several countries, rich countries, have ordered, one group describes it as a shopping spree, preordered vaccine candidates on a massive scale. in particular, you have the uk, eu, and especially canada which has ordered five times roughly the amount of vaccines they need to cover their population. now, public health officials say there's some logic to that, they want to protect their citizens, and it was unclear which vaccine would win the race, and there will not be a much talked about equitable distribution of vaccines. thatst both a moral issue and public health issue. i spoke to a top vaccine expert on the continent who said until everyone is safe, no one is safe. >> until everybody is protected, nobody can be safe. we are now living in a global village, as we say it, and even for those countries that are protecting themselves, i t

all right the 3rd quarter phil starting to pour it on isaiah mckenzie with the 23 yard touchdown catch. josh allen really having a good season have 4 touchdowns on the tonight is hanging tough mcmullen finds kyle hughes check. the secondary couldn't find anyone tonight. o'clock the plane already more front of bills. allen finds gabriel davis down the right sideline. 28 yard pitching cats, it's 34 to 17. the niners drove right back down the field but. mullen point today the u.s. why is there for the interception as we want to see it right here we go. nick mullens small and jimmy tree davy is why lsu nice interception there moments through for more than 300 yards but made too many mistakes. >>jimmy garoppolo and company can only look on helplessly from the box, he hopes to return along with george kittle before the season is over bills win 34 to 20 forty-niners dropped to 5, 7, seriously hurting their playoff chances. to the hardwood the warriors started group workouts today. steve kerr acknowledged that there was a bit of rust switches it to be expected giving the long layoff. there wer

we were extremely fortunate to integrate the series on june 10th, with a conversation, frank mckenzie. since then we've had the honor of hosting some of the most seasoned leaders in the defensive space including michelle, the current -- director. the current deputy commander, who just recently transition into the rule having served earlier as the commander. we also hosted the former u.s. dp miller. former commander, mike the god. oh also the operations chief, duke. they work chalet. and of course, the former lebanese armed forces commander or i should say rear admiral. let me just take this opportunity to think centcom and the leadership for their partnership with us. we are especially honored and proud of working with you. i recognize we need to bring more officials and officers from the region to the show. believe me it's not from a lack of trying. it's not an easy thing to do for all sorts of reasons. but that said, i'm committed to this endeavor. and will keep trying. today we have the privilege of having with this major general, kevin cups, eat who holds the position of general c

former post also as an advisory board member for the china development bank as well as running mckenziet of state companies. the connection here, president-elect biden added mackenzie an company's inhouse attorney as director of legislative affairs. the president-elect's pick for the head of national economic counsel was head of susstageable investing for black rock, which has a sizable investment with a chinese state-owned companies. you can see the tentacles here that china is spreading with money, espionage and their hopes that it pays off. >> bill: thanks, edward. keeping a close eye on the u.s. supreme court as we await a response to the lawsuit out of texas challenging the election results from november. andy mccarthy will analyze as the ball is in the court's court so to speak. media outlets did not report on hunter biden. molly hemingway will have more on that when we continue. this year you got it done. now walmart can help check off your gift list with free curbside pickup, fast delivery from your walmart store, or gifts shipped right to your door. let's end the year celebrati

mckenzie scott, frmer wife of jeff bezos, has given $6 billion this year. so it's amazing thing. jeff dorsey of twitter has given very generously, so we're seeing those amazing gifts, but, even still, it's not h to make up for the losses that they depend on government like a lot of us, the reason they're suffering is because they t their money in so many different ways and this they're not availae anymore. >> stacy the need is so great but that need will extend far beyond the holidays when people are more likely to give. when folks are struggling,io trying to prtize where and how to give, what would your advice be is this.e >> almost nonprofit needs money now, so you should make the choice of youare about most in your community. those have is getting smulus checks maybe don't need them have a little bit of extra mo ty. it's a greng for us to try to give to the people in our communities who are suffering the st, but think about other causes, mental health groups, arts group, other kinds of groups we don't think about with the food bank lines, they alsone your help, so they'll appr

ben roethlisberger fumbling and then also throwing one right to mckenzie alexander in the middle of thethe trio of costly errors led to 17 bengals points. cincinnati's third spring quarterback brian finley with a game to remember, five days shy of his 21st birthday. bengals win by ten, snapping an 11 game losing streak to their division rivals. and a cluster of positive covid-19 tests among players and coaches is forcing tennessee to pull out of the liberty bowl. the team's jeremy pruitt is one who test positive. after the cancellation of the independence bowl but now army going to face west virginia in memphis on new year's eve. iowa is halting team tactivitie for at least five days after positive tests in their program, the team hoping to play in the music city bowl next week. >>> the nba opened its new season tonight, 72 days after crowning the lakers champion in the orlando bubble, teams going to crisscross the country in a 72 game regular season into the playoffs. adam silver expects issues to arise during the season and prepares to adjust accordingly. >> i think i wouldn't be acti