let's see, he's really... >> michael scott, manager. hi, how are you?>> nice to meet you. >> great. >> yeah. >> hey, look at that. >> whoo! i can assure you we don't need a new system, though. happy with ours. >> hello, may i help you? >> jimbo. >> jim? >> hey! >> hey! >> hey! >> hey! >> hey! all: hey! >> okay. i'm, uh, i'm gonna be going. >> hey! all: hey! >> [laughing] what was that? >> that was funny. >> that was funny. let's go do it to somebody else. >> hey! [cheerful music] ♪ ♪ >> oh, look at that. >> ohh. >> cupids and hearts. really shoving our faces in it this year. you doing okay, bud? >> i miss stacy. >> yeah, i hear ya. it's been four months since i was with holly. and she was way hotter than stacy. so if you think you're hurting-- >> i can't even imagine. >> ohh. >> [snorts] >> this is our first and only valentine's day as fiances. >> you're only engaged once. well, present company excluded, but-- >> really, jim. on cupid's birthday. >> yeah. she's fine. >> so i received my first valentine from a secret admirer. "roses are red, violets are

[applause] >> michael edwards asher. scott walter cahill. michael scott carlo. terrell coleman.n. norman robineaux. and my little brother, steven gerard hoffman. he loved and lived in a big way. may we never forget. [applause] ♪ [trumpets playing "taps"] ♪ [applause] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> this is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with community centers to create wi-fi enabled so families from low income and can get the tools they need. >> comcast support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> 20 years ago on september 11, 2001, two large commercial airliners flew into the world trade buildings in new york city. 2763 people lost their lives. flight 77 crashed into the pentagon, killing a total of 189 people. a fourth plan, united 93, crashed into a field near shanksville, pennsylvania at three minutes past 10 a.m. on that morning. 44 perished. these events, as everyone knows, were a great sh

[applause] >> michael edwards asher. scott walter cahill. michael scott carlo. terrell coleman.n. norman robineaux. and my little brother, steven gerard hoffman. he loved and lived in a big way. may we never forget. [applause] ♪ [trumpets playing "taps"] ♪ [applause] >> next week, watch january 6, views from the house where members of congress share stories of what they saw, heard, and experienced that day. >> representative was injecting on the weight of electors and i shouted out at the top of my lungs, this is because of you. >> capitol police officers came into the chamber and they were eating loud. they were making a lot of commotion. they started shutting all the doors. >> at some point, someone in the chambers, a gallery member, was yelling at the republicans to call trump and have trump call off his mob. >> there were a lot of freshmen there i had gotten to know during orientation that this was the first real experience as a member of congress and we were watching them and talking to my fellow colleagues about what we could do to try and stop this.

but at the michael scott paper company, i really enjoyed having lunch with pam and ryan every day.ay now. now that i'm back to doing the job of a temp again, i find that food is one thing i can control. >> okay, anyone? anyone at all. accounting? i am accounting on you to go to lunch with me. >> no, i don't want to stay late to have a two-hour lunch. >> michael, we have a lot of work to do. >> what?! >> work. >> [scoffs] oh, well, god! what happened to you people? [robot voice] we are just office drones. we are office drones. all we do is work... is work... >> if you don't take out his battery,

[applause] >> michael edward asher. scott walter cahill. michael scott carlo. durell coleman. m: -- coleman. stephen. peter gerard bellina carissa m martin. daniel r nolan. norman s rozen how. and, my brother, my little brother, steven gerard hoffman. he loved and lived in a big way, may we never forget. [applause] [playing taps] [drumming] >> that concludes the official 9/11 memorial new york ceremony. in a late schedule edition, former president trump is due to come to ground zero at about 1:30. if that happens it will show -- we will show it to you. president biden is meeting with the families of flight 93 in shanksville, pennsylvania. he is scheduled to be at the pentagon leader this afternoon. in the meantime we want to go to your voices, calls, and memories of 9/11. 202-748-8921 for the mountain and pacific time zones. if you are watching us internationally or want to comment or talk about your memories of 9/11. 202, 7 48, 892 two is the number for you to call. here is the fourth number for text messages only. if you send one include your first name and city. tell us whe

>> this is michael scott, scranton. well, we don't want to work. it's not fair to these people!e're definitely working more than ever before, and as a result of that, you start to see more workplace settings than might have been possible previously. >> we're a superstar short. did we have any luck on jim carrey? >> we never let him plug "ace ventura". >> in 1992, larry sanders on hbo broke the rules in terms of workplace comedy. >> that's warren beatty in the parking loss. >> "the larry sanders show" is probably the most realistic show ever written about television. >> listen, how would you like to come on my show tomorrow night and just say a little goodbye to me? because, you know, it's the end of the whole thing tomorrow night. >> good-bye. >> capturing how broken and low-functioning the people are. >> it's a little unethical, don't you think? >> unethical? geez, larry, don't start pulling at that thread, our whole world will unravel. >> thanks for the upbeat talk before the monologue, artie. >> mary tyler moore didn't work in a newsroom. bob newhart wasn't a psychiatrist. bu

we have chief bill scott. michael lambert, our city librarian. our board m.t.a. board of directors sharon lye. linda sue. rafael. we've got a ton of women leaders here i just wanted to recognize. maggie wheeland. and virginia don hue. thank you so much for being here with us today. [ applause ] now, it's getting hot so please bear with me two mr. speakers and you're going to see it's worthwhile. two speakers. the first one is going to be kimberly ellis. she has started with the city not long ago as leading the helm on the department of status and women. she's no stranger to the women's empowerment. kimberly. [ applause ] >> each time a woman stands up for herself, she stands up for all women those, of course, were the words of the incomparable maya angelo. the women here today stand up for ourselves, for each other and for all the women who will come after us. good afternoon everyone. i'm kimberly ellis. i'm the director for the department of the status on women. our mission is to promote the equitable treatment of women and girls and nonbinary people with a part

we have chief bill scott. michael lambert, our city librarian. our board m.t.a. board of directors sharon lye. linda sue. rafael. we've got a ton of women leaders here i just wanted to recognize. maggie wheeland. and virginia don hue. thank you so much for being here with us today. [ applause ] now, it's getting hot so please bear with me two mr. speakers and you're going to see it's worthwhile. two speakers. the first one is going to be kimberly ellis. she has started with the city not long ago as leading the helm on the department of status and women. she's no stranger to the women's empowerment. kimberly. [ applause ] >> each time a woman stands up for herself, she stands up for all women those, of course, were the words of the incomparable maya angelo. the women here today stand up for ourselves, for each other and for all the women who will come after us. good afternoon everyone. i'm kimberly ellis. i'm the director for the department of the status on women. our mission is to promote the equitable treatment of women and girls and nonbinary people with a part

scott. [chime] lt. col. michael sells. [chime] marianne serva. [chime] commander dan sanover.oinette sherman. [chime] diane simmons. [chime] enter husband george -- and her husband george w simmons. [chime] donald simmons. [chime] cheryl sinnbock. [chime] chief greg smallwood. [chime] lt. col. gary smith. [chime] marie s. [chime] robert spizeman. [chime] patricia s. [chime] edna stevens. [chime] norma serley. [chime] sergeant major larry strickland. [chime] hilda taylor. [chime] lt. col. cap taylor -- kip taylor. [chime] leonard taylor. [chime] sandra taylor. [chime] sandra teegue. [chime] lieutenant [indiscernible] sergeant thurmond. [chime] lieutenant commander otis t. [chime] staff sergeant troy. [chime] lieutenant commander ronald t. [chime] lt. col. karen wagoner. [chime] [indiscernible] staff sergeant white. [chime] sandra white. [chime] curtis wilcher. [chime] lieutenant commander david williams. [chime] major duane williams. [chime] chief roger marvin once -- woods. [chime] captain john c y. [chime] [indiscernible] petty officer second-class kevin yolkom. [chime] chief

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we have chief bill scott. michael lambert, our city librarian. our board m.t.a. board of directors sharon lye. linda sue. rafael. we've got a ton of women leaders here i just wanted to recognize. maggie wheeland. and virginia don hue. thank you so much for being here with us today. [ applause ] now, it's getting hot so please bear with me two mr. speakers and you're going to see it's worthwhile. two speakers. the first one is going to be kimberly ellis. she has started with the city not long ago as leading the helm on the department of status and women. she's no stranger to the women's empowerment. kimberly. [ applause ] >> each time a woman stands up for herself, she stands up for all women those, of course, were the words of the incomparable maya angelo. the women here today stand up for ourselves, for each other and for all the women who will come after us. good afternoon everyone. i'm kimberly ellis. i'm the director for the department of the status on women. our mission is to promote the equitable treatment of women and girls and nonbinary people with a part

and specifically, michael, i want to talk to you about some of the concerns around that scott morrison, the prime minister said statler is not seeking to acquire nuclear weapons or establish a civil nuclear capability. i mean, how dangerous is this going forward and what are some of the ramifications of establishing nuclear powered submarines why this is going to be done in close partnership with the us and u. k. ensures that the us in your cable keep making their obligations around not proliferating a nuclear weapons. and it's certainly not as fairly as intent as a prime minister said to nuclear weapons. nuclear powered submarines and extremely powerful military technology. and they do add to the deterrent power in the, in the pacific, which is a positive regional security. the safety and environmental aspects of having nuclear submarines will be carefully managed, building on his trailers capacity to have visits of nuclear war ships and submarines already. and with the close technical corporation with us and u. k. partners. so i think the nuclear power aspects of these are entirely m

scott amunson. kazuhiro anai calixto anaya jr. joseph p.anchundia. kermit charles anderson yvette anderson john andreacchio michaeljoseph angelini sr. david lawrence angel. mary lynn edwards angel. laura angilletta doreen j. angrisani lorraine d. antigua sema david allaima. rond philip kilopo. >> and my husband, joseph rena jr. and my uncle james francis quinn. joe, we love and miss you more than you could ever imagine. our son is a spitting image of you. he lights up my world every day. i see you in everything that he does and i know you see us because i see you in him. continue to watch over us and your family. >>> 20 years feels like an eternity, but yet it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love. rest in peace. peter paul apollo faustino apostol jr. frank thomas aquilino patrick michael aranyos david gregory arce michael g. arczynski louis arena barbara jean alastaga. adam arias michael j. armstrong jack charles aron joshua aron richard avery aronow myla joy arrison. japhet j. aryee paul francis asario. michael a. asciak michael edward asher janice ashley thomas j. ashton monroe atlas. manuel

scott. [bell rings] lt. col. michael l sells, united states army, retired. [bell rings] marion h serva.nover, united states navy. antoinette and -- antoinette m. sherman. [bell rings] diane m simmons. [bell rings] and her husband, george w simmons. [bell rings] donald d simmons. [bell rings] chief greg h smallwood, united states navy. [bell rings] lt. col. gary s smith, united states army, retired. [bell rings] marie ray -- mari-rae sopper. [bell rings] robert speisman. [bell rings] patricia j stubbs. [bell rings] edna l stevens. [bell rings] nora rae surrey. [bell rings] hilda e taylor. [bell rings] lt. col. kip p. taylor, united states army. [bell rings] leonard e taylor. [bell rings] sandra c taylor. [bell rings] sandra d teague. [bell rings] lieutenant carl w. terey. [bell rings] lieutenant commander ronald j tog. [bell rings] carol weidner, united states army. -- karen wagoner, united states army. [bell rings] staff sergeant white, united states army. sandra l white. [bell rings] ernest m wilcher. [bell rings] lieutenant commander david l williams, united states navy. [bell rings]

michaels who joins us now from tampa. it's good to see you again, welcome back >> scott, you do know this is an annual visit this is my favoriteerview of the year i love you guys. it's the greatest show on television love to be with you every year >> so good to have you, i look forward to it always as well i know you're looking forward to the season fans are back. i can't imagine what it's going to be like for you energy in the building you don't have to try and create that all on your own what are you looking forward to? >> well, here in tampa, of course, they call it champa bay because the lightning won the stanley cups what can you say about tom brady? 44 years old he must be eating enchanted rhubarbs or something. he looked great in pratt other day. again, it's five months between now and the super bowl on february 13. a lot of stuff can happen. but the buccaneers do have a pretty good opportunity, the first team to repeat as champions since the '03-04 patriots led by, who else, tom brady. >> they return everybody, so they're loaded we were just showing some pictures as we were talking, he'll, of dak and the cowboys. they

floyd, ahmaud arbery, breonna taylor, michael brown and hundreds of other young african-americans whose names are being chanted in protests nationwide, malcolm scott wants his story told. >> because if we don't know it exists, how can we do anything about it? >> his story starts like so many other black lives that have struggled to matter. raised in poverty under the watchful, suspicious eye of the police and destined to a life of run-ins with the law. but at its heart it's a story about two brothers, malcolm and cory, and a bond that could not be broken, not even in the face of unimaginable odds. what was it like growing up in north tulsa? >> oh, you felt like you were always home, you know, familiar faces always around you. >> large family, too, as i understand it? >> yeah, 12 brothers and sisters. >> 12? >> yeah. so yeah, it was crowded. [ laughter ] i was really big into sports, like, i love, you know, me getting a hold of a football in my hand and running was, like, you know, life. >> malcolm caught the football bug from corey, who was his older half-brother and best friend. >> we have a beautiful relationship. my mama will tell me, you know,

michael. first you have this, you know, re sentencing. this is no longer a death penalty cases. you just explain, but there is also this question about you know whether scott peterson should be granted an entirely new trial talk a little bit more about that. well, you have to pay infamous juror number seven rochelle knees who was the one that was very, very cifras after the trial, saying very negative things about scott peterson after. they're back. the verdict. the claim of the defense is that she lied during jury selection and saying i've never been in a lawsuit. i've never been involved in a crime when in stacked. according to some of the evidence she did get a temporary restraining order against the person a woman for following her. that was correct boyfriends. new girlfriend. so she got a restraining order. and then she was involved, apparently, and domestic violence case that was never reported, but she was apparently the victim of that by a police report in another case. show the defense is saying, look, she liked again on this jury. she should have told us about that. scott peterson is entitled to the end of the jewel opinion. of each juror. he did

michael fanone grabbed, swarmed and tased. >> i heard chanting from some in the crowd, get his gun and kill him with his own gun. >> and rachel scott live with us from the capitol tonight. more than 600 people facing charges i know in the january 6th riot and 60 are in jail tonight. >> reporter: yes, and supporters of this weekend's rally call those rioters still in jail political prisoners, but prosecutors have been clear about this, they say many of those who are still behind bars pose a significant, credible and ongoing threat to public safety, david. >> all right, rachel scott tonight, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to a case making national headlines, tonight new video now emerging in this urgent search for a missing florida woman, gabby petito, disappearing on a cross-country trip with her boyfriend, brian laundrie. tonight that newly released police body cam video showing them in utah in the days before she vanished after an incident between them that prompted a call to 911. the boyfriend is a person of interest in the case. he's not spoken to authorities, but tonight his sister breaking her silence to abc news. here

michael. >>> robin, now to the olympic gymnasts including simone biles set to testify at a blockbuster senate hearing on the fbi's alleged mishandling of the larry nassar case. prachel scott is in the room where that hearing will take place. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning, and in just a few moments lawmakers will hear from the survivors themselves. four decorated gymnasts including simone biles, aly raisman will be seated right here, ready to testify before senators. it has been more than three years since their former doctor larry nassar was convicted of abusing female athletes. but there are still unanswered questions about how the fbi handled that investigation. simone biles has been clear that people in power failed to protect athletes like her and weeks ago an independent watchdog with the justice department found evidence to back that up. the inspector general released a report back in july that said not only did the fbi fail to urgently address those allegations, that it also tried to cover up its mistakes once the controversy became public. this morning, sources are telling us that one special agent that the inspector general did deem cri

michael mckee. coming up, hundreds of united airlines workers facing termination after declining to get the vaccine. we discuss that and more with ceo scottirby. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: this is bloomberg markets. united airlines saying as many as 593 employees facing termination after declining to get the coronavirus vaccine following their vaccination deadline. for more, i want to bring in ceo scott kirby and our own guy johnson. scott, thank you for joining us. what has been the reaction? what are you going to do with those people? scott: i am proud of united airlines team. we got over 99% of our employees vaccinated. it took us seven weeks from the time we announced it, and that means a lot to all of us. i know we are going to save lives as a result. we feel really good about it. at the company, the overwhelming majority of employees are very supportive. i have had more employees stop me telling me they are proud over this issue than anything i have seen in my career. same thing with customers. he did not do it for that, we did it because it was the right thing to do. guy: let's pick up on that, have you had feedback from passenge

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republican congressman, lee zeldin, scott perry, and let's see the other one, we have joe wilson, saying secretary of state, you need to resign. watch representative michaelccaul. i would like your reaction to what michael mccaul said. watch this. >> mr. secretary, the american people don't like to lose especially not to the terrorists but that is exactly what has happened. this has emboldened the taliban and our adversaries. the taliban, a designated terrorist group, now equipped with american weapons that most countries in the world, just a few weeks ago, thousands of terrorists, the worst of the worst, were all released from prisons as the taliban overran the country. the situation we find ourselves in is far worse in my judgment as a former chairman of homeland security committee, far worse than pre-9/11. elizabeth: congressman, he is saying it is a failed jihadist state right now. your reaction to the criticism of the trump deal releasing 5000 taliban prisoners but the trump deal also had conditions on it. the secretary of state seemed to be downplaying that deal today. your reaction to all of that? >> when president trump left office americans were

michael speaking just a few weeks ago about her own legacy. take a look and not top small to municipal, all for been myth and obviously the, the, the, the, the, even the big kim scott is a thing off of the target on sibling with us up coming in from feed and didn't finish making me out on cooney maximum the needle unusual and these talk a snit and names exhaust them can get the thought. all does not fall on life and in a title harbor and softly and leave him because i'm only on indian anaconda. here with a beyond, the ministry minister does probably out of the tuition at 6 on for tomorrow, for the 3 stopped on the economy. so i'm yog, municipal. i rosa, i know marco, welcome your panel, everybody. i'm going to say hello to oliver and tom, and i feel nice to have you on board. all of that. please tell everybody who you are. what? i'm a correspondent, the united states correspondent with thoughts of ella. that's a germany's international broadcaster here in d. c. get to have you had, i tell them it's just south to the stream us. good evening from berlin. i'm talking to the bureau chief for the economist. nice to see sophia. welcome to the stream. tell everybody who y

michaels who will be announcing the game. good to see you as always. you talk about broadcasting gold, al >> no question about it, but first, scott, i have to say every time i'm on the show the dow is down 4 00 points and i ca put the cabash on the market. >> i'll make sure everyone knows you're coming on. >> and lee cooperman, that was a tremendous interview. >> thank you >> this is fantastic we knew this was coming because every four years the afc eefrt meets the nfc south, so we knew this was out there, and it was pre-determined that that was going to be the matchup and we didn't know if we would get it or fox would get it on monday night and we knew it would be a regional game. i can't think of in 36 years of doing the nfl in primetime, i can't think of a more anticipated game, certainly a regular season game and it will be crazy in foxboro sunday night. >> what kindof reception do yo think brady will get >> on balance, extremely good. the funny thing, scott, if you're in the stadium with 70,000 people and 60,000 are cheering and 10,000 are booing then the story becomes eo they booed him. it will be to one-sixth to one-seventh of the crowd and i'm sur

scott, good morning to you. you may hear the bagpipes behind us. the flag ceremony going on at the memorial site. lieutenant colonel michael rodriguez doesn't talk a lot about that day or his time on the frontlines in the war on terror either, a mission driven not by revenge but love for his sister and a chance to honor her memory. >> reporter: the images. >> get inside a building. >> reporter: the horror and heartache linger 20 years later, especially for those who were there. >> i started hearing this, the most eerie, gut-wrenching sound of impending death. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel michael rodriguez was there and so was his big sister lisa. >> she worked on tower 2, 89th floor. >> reporter: he rushed to the site first alone and hours later leading a national guard platoon in, working recovery and a mission that was personal. >> she was a great person, you know. loved life. >> reporter: lisa king johnson was 34, a wife, mother of two young girls a daughter and sister. her body was pulled from the rubble ten days after the towers collapsed. for rodriguez, the mission shifted. deployed in the war on terror he was in

me tell you, it's almost like people -- when they heard michael keaton was going to be batman, and he was the greatest batman ever. willard scott see and i know we'll talk more about it tomorrow was his passion for giving back. he was such a generous -- >> that's right. and with those 100-year-olds, he did so much behind the scenes for senior citizens. he was a real philanthropist he was a great guy he was a terrific broadcaster. but most importantly, he was a wonderful father to his two girls, a great grandfather, a loving husband to mary and then to paris and i think that he would say was his greatest legacy. >> a great friend too. >> and you too, al thank you, al. and again, we'll have another special tribute to willard tomorrow because there are a lot of folks from the "today" family who want to celebrate him. too many to count, as a matter of fact. we're giving you a hug, al, we'll see you soon. >> i'll see you tomorrow, guys. >> all right. >>> right now dylan, take it away, in honor of willard, right? >> i know, right those are shoes you cannot fill. let's take a look at what's going on across the country. we do have that

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