mckinney. >> well, chris, it has definitely been a very challenging time.are scared, they are frustrated, they just want to get back to normal life, and there's nothing about what's going on right now that is normal. so, when people have to deal with the unknown, when they are tired of dealing with the pandemic, they get angry. had they get frustrated and they take it out on the only thing they can. they cannot be angry at a virus they cannot see, so they take it out on the rules. they take it out on the people that are making the rules. and so, that's where we come in, that we end up having problems with people getting angry and frustrated with us, when we are just really trying to help. >> you had to resign, why? >> because the board of county of commissioners decided to make some changes to my public health emergency order that contains community mitigation strategies for the virus. and it was not the first time that it happened and to be just, to go to the point that we just put up, i had seen that too many times it was a last straw and i also thought i

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mckinney is one of only five doctors at the small regional hospital in fradonia, kansas. >> okay. >>he's also the county's health official, responsible for planning the community's covid response. lately, it feels like an impossible job. nine months after the first covid case seen in kansas, health officials like mckinney are losing support with residents, who don't want to hear anymore about masks and social distancing. some drive by her house, post about her on facebook, and push for her to get fired. >> hello! >> dr. mckinney was born and raed here and says she knows almost every one of the town's 2,500 people, but now she sometimes feels like an outsider. >> what do you think is motivating the tension in town? >> i think there's a lot of fear and there's so much unknown. people want to blame something and they can't blame a virus that is too small to be seen, so they blame people like me. >> reporter: at the end of november, she got a small win. after months of debate, town commissioners put a 30-day mask mandate in place. but at the meeting's end, the sheriff's deputy escorted d

workforce in her data on what they do each day themselves and the concept is the brainchild of silvino mckinney seen here in a promotional film it was developed for use in a marketing agency she launched now it sells to companies worldwide and if you want to run every mile you need the challenge you get that's. so we benefit you might if there are even more efficiently and then we decided that it makes sense for us throughout the offices because when you have a go at you or your team is. so that acknowledged was a game changer. that it was like suddenly. shifted from. playing. with remote working becoming the new norm man for monitoring software has soared since the pandemic struck transparent business is also a kind of employment agency helping companies find better professionals from a worldwide pool of experts. both these activities use a i. very seriously if you they they that if they get in their missions because for example we use my finger and they just sit down this week ferguson has that right when he goes to mike lee if there is something that is wanting to hire someone and i guess. i

if that's not enough, we bought our house and in mckinney off of exit 43 in mckinney. >> a lot of alignment, a lot of faith prayer. >> a lot of alignment. >> terrific. we are delighted and viewers are delighted to hear about the bush library. i have the opportunity to visit the number of times the great space. it is currently our newest presenter library but not for too much longer. the obama library is still working on their fundraising and planning and so forth so you are still the shining star, and i am delighted in my visits there i always find something new to discover and especially i know i don't want to steal your thunder, so i'm going to let you take over the screen here and let folks learn more about the library and the museum. >> fantastic, thank you. all right. starting with a great shot of the entrance to her presidential museum. and, the complex itself is actually gorgeous. it's a beautiful designed building sitting on the southern methodist university campus, which i would like to point out to folks as you look at the museum here, i call it a great trifecta. and what i mean b

the mckinney institution, catholic or non-jesuit, or an institution has a lot of employees, they willave a certain percentage that have difficult psychiatric troubles. >> reporter: police say there is no evidence that any student from the campus were victimized in the secret room. >>> firefighters responded to a burning home in santa clara, or santa rosa, after multiple reports of a house fire in the 1500 block. smoke could be seen coming from the home. fire crews were to put out the fire from the roof. a residents made outside, but suffered burns on his arms and upper body. sadly, a dog died in the fire. the damages estimated at $100,000. the causes under investigation. >>> a new loading fire station is going to the san francisco waterfront. the white fire station will be towed into. 22 early on thursday morning. it was built in shanghai, china. it was also constructed on treasure island. three fire boats and watercraft will be more there. they say will greatly improve emergency response. the fire station 35 dates back to 1915. it will be used to store equipment. the $39 million cost

he and the lucky should johnson both receive the pfizer covid-19 vaccine on december 18th while mckinney side effects are minor johnson's or not. >>also with her asthma attacks. she also says she has led grade fever, a mild cough and body ache. she says the symptoms are the body's immune response and a sign that the vaccine is i do think may be unique. >>to the vaccine specifically because of the severity of a reaction johnson decided not to take the booster shot the candy says she will be taking hers. those woman felt it was important to chronicle their experience with the vaccine on social media because they say they are transparency to the public as frontline health care workers i respect at the during and her country director in direct group. >>editor number of backgrounds, hard not time her career going this new vaccine has sparked a national conversation about the history of why many african americans have a deep mistrust of medicine, i asked both women about their thoughts as it related to the vaccine. >>terrible things were without lack of knowledge of what was being and lack of

work force in her data on what they do each day themselves the concept is the brainchild of silvino mckinney seen here in a promotional film it was developed for use in a marketing agency she launched now it's sells to companies worldwide and if you want to run every mile you need the challenge you get the estimation and. so even if you manage her are even more efficiently and then we decided that it makes sense for us throughout the offices because when you have a go at me. i'm being so that acknowledged she was a game changer. that it was like suddenly. shifted from. playing. with remote working becoming the new norm man for monitoring software has soared since the pandemic struck transparent business is also a kind of employment agency helping companies find better professionals from a worldwide pool of experts. both these activities use a i. very seriously if they get out if they get in their missions because for example we use my finger. on this which ferguson has that right when he goes to my it person that is wanting to hire someone like that. i actually can't wait to get back to the

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he and the lucky should johnson both receive the pfizer covid-19 vaccine on december 18th while mckinney side effects are minor johnson's or not. >>also with her asthma attacks. she also says she has liberate fever a mild cough and body ache. she says the symptoms are the body's immune response and a sign that the vaccine is i do think may be unique. >>to the vaccine specifically because of the severity of a reaction johnson decided not to take the booster shot, but candy says she will be taking hers. both woman felt it was important to chronicle their experience with the vaccine on social media because they say they are transparency to the public as frontline health care workers i respect at the during and her country director in become the director. >>editor number of backgrounds, hard person not kind going this new vaccine has sparked a national conversation about the history of why many african americans have a deep mistrust of medicine, i asked both women about their thoughts as it related to the vaccine. >>terrible things were without lack of knowledge of what was being and lack of

he and the lucky should johnson both receive the pfizer covid-19 vaccine on december 18th while mckinney side effects are minor johnson's or not. >>also with her asthma attacks. she also says she has led grade fever, a mild cough and body ache. she says the symptoms are the body's immune response and a sign that the vaccine is i do think may be unique. >>to the vaccine specifically because of the severity of a reaction johnson decided not to take the booster shot the candy says she will be taking hers. those woman felt it was important to chronicle their experience with the vaccine on social media because they say they are transparency to the public as frontline health care workers i respect at the during and her country director in directly. >>editor number of backgrounds, hard person not time being are going this new vaccine has sparked a national conversation about the history of why many african americans have a deep mistrust of medicine, i asked both women about their thoughts as it related to the vaccine. >>terrible things were without lack of knowledge of what was being and lack o

according to reporting by oregon public broadcasting they say the mckinney family owns a second homeland and the family members evicted from the red house are currently living at the second home which is less than two miles from where they are encamped protesting the family's eviction. can your employer restrict your holiday travel plans? night court convenes next, you are the jury, stick around. ♪ >> shannon: it's time for night court. for millions of americans wary whether or not to >> reporter: millions of americans way whether to travel this christmas season the decision often comes down to concerns about getting and/or spreading the coronavirus but as you consider booking that flight to see family can your employer tell you you can't go? let's discuss with washington times legal affairs reporter x hoyer. welcome. okay. let's start exhibit a, the wall street journal you your bar's can restrict your holiday plans. it varies by state but if it is a matter of protecting the safety of the workplace employers can discipline workers for what they do during off hours. that could include

and you have mckinney who is still fighting to stay there, and she is being targeted for doing these things. what are the retrumplicans, mcconnell and other ones, they set quiet and let it happen. and they are delaying relief. doing people dirty for their leverage. >> i just call them the trumplican party, you do not need to put "re" in front of this, they are not republicans. they are not conservative in the taddal w a -- in the traditional way that conservatives believe. >> i agree. >> they are trumplic nam krmptr >> why do you saying it like that makes more sense, than -- republican is the word. and now they are retrumplicans. >> they are trumplicans, nothing believe in has to do with re- >> the re in republic ans -- >> you just like your own idea better. >> they have nothing to do with the republic. they don't believe in the republic. i would not give them that. >> it's closer to the word republican. >> you say retrumplican, i say trumplican. >> pleaseask me to leave. >> get out. >> i love you, don lemon. >> you are right on, we have to be nicer and you have to live in reality to

if that's not enough, we bought our house up here in mckinney off of exit 43. mr.adden: you got a lot of alignment, a lot of fate. we are delighted, i know our viewers are delighted to hear about the bush library. i have had the opportunity to visit a number of times, it is a great space. currently, our newest presidential library but not for too much longer. the obama library is still working on their fundraising and planning and so forth. so you are still the shining star, and i have delighted in my visits there. i always find something new to discover. special exhibits and so forth. i do not want to steal your thunder. i am going to let you take over the screen and let folks learn more about the library and the museum. mr. mordente: fantastic, thank you. all right, starting with a great the of the entrance to presidential museum. the complex itself is absolutely gorgeous. it is a beautifully designed building on methodist university campus. which, i would like to point out to folks as you look at the museum here, i call that the great trifecta. i represent the n

nasdaq at record highs after a blackbuockbuster november joining me is kathy entwistle and burns mckinney, portfolio manager. good afternoon to both of you. >> good afternoon. >> kathy, is it just the season for buying expensive things at no discount? we're not seeing a lot of discounts in the stores. the m & a looks expensive. do you just buy the market here? >> we are absolutely looking for opportunities we do think there's going to be volatility going through to the end of the year based on covid, the uncertainties in the market with the economy potentially shutting down or closing down for a small period of time so what we're doing is we're trying to buy on dips and dollar cost averaging on the market the market feels pretty positive right now. we're encouraging clients to be participants and not stand on the sidelines. >> and if you've already been participating, what's the case this is more of a buying opportunity than a selling opportunity? >> well, what we've been telling our clients is that stocks certainly are not cheap, as was noted. i think it's instructive to note that the ma

we are off of exit 43 in mckinney. mr. madden: a lot of alignments, a lot of faith there. mr. madden: a lot of alignment -- mr. mordente: a lot of alignment. mr. madden: i know our viewers are delighted to hear about the bush library. currently, our newest presidential library but not for too much longer. indeed obama library is still working on their fundraising and planning and so forth. ,ou are still the shining star and in my visits there i always find something new to discover. i do not want to steal your thunder. i am going to let you take over the screen and let folks learn more about the library and museum. mr. mordente: fantastic, thank you. we are starting with a great shot of the entrance to our presidential museum. the complex itself is absolutely gorgeous. it is a beautifully designed building on methodist university campus. i'd like to point out to folks, museum, ik at the call it the right trifecta. scum atent the national the federal government side of this, but in this building is also the foundation, president bush's foundation which continues the work of the

jennifer mckinney is getting her covid vaccine today. want to start on the high note if i can, doctor. thank you for being with us. talk to us what it means for you to get this vaccine and for your community to get this vaccine. >> chris, i can't tell you how excited i am. i haven't been this nighted for a really long time. i'll tell you i'm not even as excited about me getting the vaccine, but more excited about my 76-year-old dad who is one of my practice partners who has been in this community as a physician for the last 42 years. he's getting the vaccine today, too. it's just this relief as a doctor, as a daughter as someone who sees a light at the end of the tunnel that we're actually here and we're going to be able to do this and we might actually be okay. >> wow. that makes me tear up. 76 you said? how old is your dad? 76-year-old small town doctor. that's amazing. here is what's not amazing. you've gotten threatening emails. you were the target of personal attacks on social media because you tried to get people to do the right th

and if that's not enough, we bought our house up here in the kin knee, and we're off of exit 43 in mckinney. >> you've got a lot of alignment, a lot of fate there. >> got a lot of alignment, so. >> terrific. we're delighted. i know our viewers are delighted to hear about the bush library. i've had the opportunity to visit a number of times, it's a great space, currently our newest presidential library but not for too much longer as the obama library is still working on their fund raising, and planning and so forth. so you're still the shiny star. and i'm delighted in my visits there, i always find something new to discover. and obviously terrific exhibits. i don't want to steal your thunder. i'll let you take over the screen here and let folks learn more about the library and the museum. >> fantastic, thank you. >> all right, starting with a great shot to the entrance of our presidential museum, the complex itself is absolutely gorgeous, it's a beautifully designed building, sits right on southern methodist university's campus which i'd like to point out to folks, as you look at the museum

. >> in december and january, did the two men mckinney attempts to reconcile or attempt to work together? >> there was a lot of back and forth and most of it not particularly conciliatory to borrow your word and eventually they began to, hoover decided he would publish some of the snippy exchanges in the press and that spoil things i think going forward, maybe most notably in february because again the inauguration will be until march, roosevelt was the subject or object rather of assassination attempt in florida. he was narrowly missed from the assassin's pistol. the person near him, the mayor of chicago was fatally shot. hoover wrote roosevelt a long letter to address the circumstances as they then were. hoover spent a long time drafting the letter, we know that because of the archival record we have, drafted the letters in pencil and wrote them out longhand which he did when it was important to him, he was very careful drafting the letter to roosevelt which congratulated him and then went on for many pages to blame roosevelt for the economy and say you and you alone, roosevelt address

everyone from hermann russell to billy mckinney major bob lived there, and then you had all of these working-class black folks. like, my grandparents lived there. because i grew up in that mixed community that was gentrified by people, they took this neighborhood. the schools that i went to were comparable to rich kid schools. i went to collier heights elementary. i went to frederick douglass high school. and then, thanks to andy and jean young, i went to morehouse college on a scholarship. i got an opportunity to receive the best education possible, because the tax base was a great tax base. because you had people who were rich, to be very frank, there. i was in an education environment where i was not a minority. i didn't have to get bussed anywhere. i was comfortable where i was. soi was comfortable where i was. a lot of times, you get lonely being the only black person in the room and the only person getting that phone call. rendon since before you today not only as someone dancer, myger and goal here today, as a person who is being meant toward by some of the best business minds

maintained contact i think of one pair of soldiers who who said they met it was the names william mckinney and isaac isaac smith they're both members of company f 29th u.s colored troops. but they met earlier in the war when they both worked for the 11th wisconsin infantry during the siege of vicksburg when the officers they worked for came back to wisconsin these two came back with them and within weeks the wisconsin started recruiting for the u.s college troops and they both went right away and enlisted. one of them wrote in one of the pension documents that describing we met we met and was in mississippi we came to wisconsin we enlisted together. we were ten mates throughout the war and we'll probably be together till the day we die . which actually turned out to be the case. so now the the the veterans who stayed in wisconsin really were very often important members of their communities. they, in many situations, founded the churches that serve the communities the pleasant ridge church was built by among others the soldiers who live in the community. black and white families working to

fighting going on in the area of shooting she weighs $270.00 about 270 kilometers west of the cup to mckinney's so it is closer to the border here we had people coming from from america but now we have people coming from other cities that come out further than normal and that's because of that fighting that's going on the situation is complex on the border because remember there is a land dispute between sudan and here not far from here in the area of ashoka as i have explained in the following report. the sudanese army on patrol near the border it's on the lookout for refugees who might be stranded in the area after the scaping the fighting in ethiopia's north integrated region brigadier general because it is proud of his country's humanitarian role for. a bit of mushroom global news for the 1st 12 days before aid agencies arrived the people of get a reef were the 1st to offer food blankets shelter and comfort to the refugees the sudanese armed forces organized transportation for thousands of civilians and brought them to hash camps. the hash also known as village 8 hosted 15000 refugees in th

award winners are josÉ alvarez, mofai bastidas, daniel deragodas, and jessica clock, and robert mckinney nick olgerson, who i saw in the park earlier. and jeff tom and vincent webster. congratulations to all of our award winners. these achievements are a testament to the work that they are doing in our parks every day. and we're very grateful. registration is now open, the winter virtual recreation club. while things have not yet returned to normal we're offering a number of virtual online programs for youth and adults this winter, including programminprogramming with the d the sharon arts studio, and golden gate park senior center and the young people musical theatre company. to register and to view classes visit the website, and i want to take a second to celebrate our recreation division who is just doing it all under the great leadership of lauer even danford, and not just emergency child care but offering learning hubs and doing virtual programming. it's really quite impressive. all right, we have a special guest in our midst. he's wearing a san francisco recreation and park departm

award winners are josÉ alvarez, mofai bastidas, daniel deragodas, and jessica clock, and robert mckinney nick olgerson, who i saw in the park earlier. and jeff tom and vincent webster. congratulations to all of our award winners. these achievements are a testament to the work that they are doing in our parks every day. and we're very grateful. registration is now open, the winter virtual recreation club. while things have not yet returned to normal we're offering a number of virtual online programs for youth and adults this winter, including programminprogramming with the d the sharon arts studio, and golden gate park senior center and the young people musical theatre company. to register and to view classes visit the website, and i want to take a second to celebrate our recreation division who is just doing it all under the great leadership of lauer even danford, and not just emergency child care but offering learning hubs and doing virtual programming. it's really quite impressive. all right, we have a special guest in our midst. he's wearing a san francisco recreation and park departm