the president and ceo of george washington's mount vernon. taking your phone calls as well as we talk about george washington, and the presidency. if you're in the eastern or central time zones it's douglas redburn if it were to washington couldn't know at the time how the office of the presidency would evolve over time, did he know it would evolve? was he okay with that? >> that's a really great question. washington gives us a hint of what is in his mind with the presidency. he writes a great letter to catherine, a english historian, and a woman, which is remarkable for the time. and she is a friend of the washington's. and she is a big fan of the american revolution, and george washington in general. he writes extraordinary letter to her i think it's january 9th, 1790 after the first session of congress is coming, back he writes a letter in which he says i walk on troubled ground, everything that i do is subjected to import interpretations, everything i do is setting us a precedent. he understands clearly that his role in the offices going

next on "outside source," we're going to talk about mount everest. height differs depends onu who ask. countries that share the mountain have not disagreed over the height. they have announced the official height is. 8848 mete that 8 is6 centimeters taller than previously calculated than if you find that confusing,ure. you're not the only one. let's get some help on this. >> why have they done this now? china and nepal have disagreed on the exact height of mount everest. in 2005 when they came up with this figure, it was the rock height of mount everest. it.na wante nepal to recognize nepal said it wanted to carry on with the earliereight. it was done in 1954. so that disagreement was always there. in the meantime there was an earthquake that shook mount everest. there was an avalanche. oggets suspected that might have impacted the >> height of moun ieverest. >>thwhy they said they had to measure again. we have cleared that up. tomorrow evening, wednesday, boris johnson is going to go to brussels full coverage tomorrow. bye-bye. narrator: funding for

i went to mount holyoke college. organize friday night services at mount holyoke college. when you organize it, then you have to go every friday night. and the jewish population was very small. that did go to friday night services that i organized. host: was it rare for a jewish woman to go to mount holyoke at that time? rep. lowey: i think maybe there were 10 of us, something like that. very small part of the population. host: and you served as president of the student body there, as well. rep. lowey: no, i was president at scienceent body -- i was involved at mount holyoke. host: was there a singular event that sparked you to say, hey, i think i'm going to run for congress against a pretty popular republican? i do think well, that the fact that several friends came to me and said, we need better representation. in it -- and it is time for you to run for office. the president of the pta was active in the community, but a f. and ahe name of sam couple of others said, i think it is time for you to run. my husband and i thought about it. partner inys been my these positions.

and every week until the end of the month there will be free testing at mount zion missionary baptist church in partnership with the west oakland health center. testing starts at 11:00am goes till 03:30pm in the afternoon results will be given between one to 3 days after the test drive through testing is available as well as walk-up testing. no appointment is necessary free food distribution. the program will also be taking place at 12:00pm. >>but i've seen in the paxon spin around here. everyone stay in their pet and staying safe and not sharing toys anything like that so. >>i think it's the right decision. >>parents are reacting tonight after state leaders reversed their decision to close playgrounds under the current stay at home order kron four's capitol reporter ashley zavala spoke to lawmakers about this reversal. >>and has reaction. >>with the majority of california under a stay-at-home order playgrounds can i to reopen or stay open even if region is under the state's version of a lockdown governor gavin newsom's administration made the change wednesday after initially requirin

for a jewishrare woman to go to mount holyoke at that time? were 10nk maybe there of us, something like that. very small part of the population. ast: and you served president of the student body there as well, correct? guest: no, no. i was president of the student body, i was involved in mount holyoke, but i did not run for office. there a 1998, was singular event that sparked you to say, hey, i think i'm going to run for congress against a pretty popular republican? guest: well, i do think that the fact that several friends came and said we need effective , and it's time for you to run for office, before i had been president of the pta, active in the community. but a couple of others said i think it's time for you to run. and my husband and i thought and i think we were going on a vacation for a week and we came back and said i'm going to run. host: what was that first campaign like? guest: first of all, my husband was very active. i remember knocking on doors at mount vernon and they were about to close the door on me because they didn't kno

let's be clear, russia mounted a massive cyber attack against us, they invaded ukraine, and georgia.nezuela and cuba and syria's hen. man and iran, there is no question they're a major threat to us. we have to draw a distinction between some of the investigations of the trump campaign and the president himself which the president rightly so didn't like and the concern about russia as a threat to our nation. carley: biden's incoming white house press secretary jen psaki says joe biden will not talk to any incoming attorney general about the hunter biden biden probe. take a listen to what he has to say. >> no decision has been made about who he is going to nominate as the attorney general. he's been emphatic that person will oversee an independent department. he will not be discussing an investigation of his son with any attorney general candidates. he will not be discussing it with anyone he is considering for the role. he will not be discussing it with a future attorney general. carley: do you believe that? what do you think will happen to the investigation once joe biden takes offic

they immediately formed a three pronged attack, but they wanted to isolate mount suribachi. when it was isolated, they sent a patrol to the top. when they reached the summit, they wanted to let everyone know that they sort of cleared the peak and planted the first flag on the island. this flag was the smaller flag. it was not large enough to be seen. so marines immediately decided to put a larger flag up on mount suribachi so they could see it from shore. there's lots of iconic stories. we have veterans telling us about the moment they saw the flag go up. you saw the ships surrounding the island honking their horns. there were marines cheering. humourously, a lot of veterans we have spoken to pointed out that they were busy trying not to be killed during the battle and kept their heads down. so you get a lot of great stories from when the flag first went up. >> we heard one of those stories from woody williams heading into this segment. you are sitting next to edward nevgloski, the marine corps history chief there at the museum. mr. nevgloski, how long -- how much longer did

look at mount diablo. north winds at 63 miles per hour. that's intense.ewhere, we are looking at the north winds, we'll see some breezy winds in san pablo bay, carquinez straight, the golden gate gap there. otherwise, here where most of us live on the surface, it's a calm afternoon on the way, aside from the patchy frost, it's going to be a nice afternoon. increasing clouds tomorrow on christmas eve and then the storm arrives -- the first one on christmas day. we'll look at the timing right now. in fact, the light rain should begin in the north bay throughout the midday hour. but not until later on in the day are we looking for it to pick up. as it does, it spreads south and the snow coming in friday night into saturday morning in the sierra nevada. it's not a big storm. just what you would expect for december. here's the second one arriving sunday night. another snowmaker, a colder one. we could see lower snow levels here. that means a colder morning on the backside of this system on monday. so, this is the first system, doesn't look like much. a third f

he is presented as writing home to mount Ãbwhat to concerned about at mount vernon?bor force. his forced labor force. to me, to be honest, and to understand him and his anxiety and priorities had to be there the whole time has close as i could get it. i wanted to smash a bunch of micro histories into one biography because i think it can be that way. washington, it's not a wish he would have done this it's understanding why he ultimately did the thing he did, he could have sold his land when we say he was cash poor, all we call them planters which is i think misleading. they are plantation owners which is a genteel reflection for forced labor camp. they were all cash poor but they had land and no one had more land than george washington because he had gained a ton of really choice land during the french and indian war when he fought for the british. i think he would've happily continue to do and we might be british subjects had they just given him the promotion he wanted. [laughter] he was a reluctant rebel he was not some idealist. not talking about thomas paine here

>>to the east bay now parents living in the mount diablo unified school district they've been insistenthat schools reopen for in person learning, but this week. the district superintendent revealed that campuses will not be partially opening next month. as they previously intended our crime forcefully to go explains what's driving this latest decision. >>the continued toll covid-19 is taking on communities and hospitals in contra costa county resulting in the mount diablo unified school district superintendent to reconsider allowing students back to campus on january 11th, one thing we always want to look at is if we want to look at the positivity rate each that are coming from testing and right now the positivity rates are are continuing to to increase doctor. adam clark says he will recommend to the board of education at its meeting monday at the school district postponed transitioning. >>into a hybrid model of education. >>and instead remain fully in distance learning at least through winter break i want to make sure that you know that not all of our students. >>and staff and are in

he and his fellow doctors and nurses at new york's mount sinai hospital were overcome with emotion. is it hard to believe we've gotten here so quickly? >> it is indeed remarkable. it's a beautiful thing to see everyone's hopes realized and hard work rewarded. >> vaccinations done! ( applause ) >> reporter: the same scene from chicago to houston, but the but the covid death toll is mounting, with more than 110,000 people hospitalized, 76% of the nation's i.c.u.s full. in california, governor gavin newsom is preparing for a surge in deaths. >> 53-foot refrigerated storage units are currently standing by now in counties and at hospitals. we just had to order 5,000 additional body bags. ( bell tolls ) >> reporter: in remembrance, bells at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. rang out 300 300 times, to remember the 300,000 americans who have lost their lives to the virus. some remember all too well, like dr. gidwani, who in the early days of the pandemic kept a video diary of the daily emotional trauma. >> what could we have done better, what could we have done different, could we

already blowing on top of mount diablo and mount st. helena, about 35 miles.ll take a look at the forecast again at 11:00 with an update. >> all right, we'll see you then, bill, thanks. >>> three, two, one. and lift off of the falcon 9. >> spacex launched another rocket today to the international space station. the falcon 9 rocket took off this morning from cape canaveral. its carrying a newer bigger version of spacex's dragon supply ship. among the items in the cargo holiday presents for the four astronauts on board the space station. the capsule will remain at the i.s.s. for about a month before unknocking, returning to earth, and splashing into the atlantic. >>> coming up next in sports, the incredible ending at the meadowlands. joe fonzi up next with how the raiders beat the winless jets with only five seconds left in the game. >>> and then on the 11:00 news, stay-at-home order will be in effect in four bay area counties at midnight. but one gym owner says he is going to be open come tomorrow. we will hear from him at 11:00. the holidays are a time for giv

mount diablo. that tells you the winds already riding up and over mount diablo.as the air rises, it forms the cloud. as it sinks on the other side, there is no cloud, so you get a stationary looking cloud right on the top of the mountain. it's very cool, very unique. mount die an low is one of the few places you'd see that in the bay area. those are just regular clouds. looking over dublin, it's 50 degrees here now. if we look at the morning lows, this morning's not the issue. it's tuesday morning. you'll see why here in a second. daytime highs tomorrow come into the upper 50s. as we pull in the colder air from this system, and we clear things out entirely for tuesday, that's when we're going to feel the cold air from this storm. tuesday, and wednesday morning in the north bay is going to get into the upper 20s. i'm going to use santa rosa, and san jose as my examples. not upper 20s, but upper 30s. that's cold enough. you'll notice that particularly tuesday and wednesday morning. there is another chance for rain right here. wednesday night, going into thursday, i

that doesn't seem reckless. >> mounting evidence. there is not mounting evidence. doesn't matter.rd that pennsylvania made a terrible error in 2019 when they passed a law allowing mail-in balloting. was in 2019, it was a bipartisan bill. republicans joining with democrats, that governor signing into law in 2019. there was such a problem with the law in pennsylvania, that was when it had to be challeng challenged. >> brian: you had donald trump call into your conference today and here's a little of that message. >> hi, charlie. how are you? that sounds like a big crowd of beautiful people. we are fighting really for the country because this election, we won this election in a landslide. in hundreds of thousands of dollars in each state, the problem is we need a party that's going to fight and we have some great congressmen and women that are doing it and we have some great fighters, but we won this in a landslide. they no weight, and we need backing from the justice department and other people to finally step up. >> brian: so he was obviously pumped up and so was your crowd, and as

but, mount st. what legalan and mount hamilton gusts to near 30.y the time we get to the late morning tomorrow, wind will die down. and it will be a fine day on sunday. sunday afternoon and evening will be fantastic, and you will barely notice the wind and monday the next issues pops up, and high surf coming back high surf warning in fact. that goes from monday night through tuesday and but there's a beach hazard statement that starts early on monday. i want you to think of all day monday and tuesday, and it's going to be bit risky at the coast and make sure you paying attention to the water if you are near it. and that's only concern. the rest of the 7-day forecast is smooth sailing. lieu how warm we will be monday and tuesday daytime highs in the low 70s and we will cool back down from there in the low and mid-60s. we are looking to share the bright spots of the bay area. bay area bright spots is our way of sharing who lit up the homes and what neighborhood in the bay area are worth looking at and we are asking people to share their pictures with

. >>> special ceremony at mount diablo to mark pearl harbor day. three local world war ii veterans shared their story during a virtual event before the beacon was lit. the beacon used to guide planes coming into the bay area since 1964. it has only been lit once a year on december 7. >>> check in with paul hagan right now. boy, you can see the light tonight, pretty clear outside. >> yes, not nearly as windy on top of mount diablo as the conditions were last night. very cool condition that they needed to light up once a year for a very good night for it. now last night, they would get blustery out there. let's take a look at the peak wind gusts that we had last night. 70 miles an hour winds on top of mount saint helena, on top of the mountain last night. we would have 30 to 50 miles an hour winds elsewhere across the bay area. we do have wind gusts that are called down significantly since then, talking about 10 to 12 miles an hour wind gusts right now. higher in the highest elevations, that'll be the case through the rest of tonight. but by tomorrow

still ahead on al-jazeera pressure mounts of ethiopia to allow the aid groups to access at a train refugees in the embattled seagrave region. and the words of warning from the u.k.'s prime minister as a last ditch talks intensified to secure a trade deal with the e.u. . follow there we've got high pressure dominating the weather across china at the

switch gears now check our forecast really foggy and hazy out there as we take a live look this is our mount tam a camera pointing at san francisco. i think our the white house is often thing is that blue out there but we've got kron 4 meteorologist john trouble standing by he's tracking the rain for the weekend and the snow in the sierra.

happening tomorrow free covid testing is expanding in west oakland, it will take place at mount zion missionary baptist church. >>and it's in partnership with the west oakland health center testing runs from 11 in the morning until 03:30pm in the afternoon. no appointment is necessary the testing will be available every thursday for the rest of the month. a big story. we're following tonight part needs financial help due to a dramatic drop in ridership since the start of the pandemic. >>the agency is reporting at 30 million dollar budget deficit because it's lost 90% of its ridership bart has already taken steps to try to lessen the financial blow such as implementing a hiring freeze and offering early retirement. but officials say if the situation doesn't improve the deficit will grow to 200 million dollars next year. congress is currently considering a 900 billion dollar pandemic relief plan that includes 15 billion dollars for transit agencies across the country. last night the white house offered a 916 billion dollar coronavirus relief proposal tonight, senate minority leader chu

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he only went home to mount vernon once, it was on the way to york town. he really went with the army every day except for when congress called him to wherever they happen to be working at that moment for an update. so he saw a day in and day out, the lack of food, the lack of shoes. when people say that they had bloody feet, that is not an exaggeration. the lack of materials, lack of food for horses, lack of ammunition. he felt very strongly and this is a direct coat, they were expecting him to build bricks with straw. he became convinced that fighting a war or leading a nation, there needed to be a strong central authority. he writes a letter at the end of the war to the different governors of each state saying we need to work together to try to improve strong central authority. you cannot have these ad hoc committees, we cannot be having six people holding this authority, it doesn't work. people tend to argue. i think he really had that deep conviction throughout the end of the war. it was time during the confederation after the war, the in between peri

offices voiced their anger over a perceived lack of support for the one year mark from the save face mounting public hostility you speak with the deputy secretary of the country's largest police union. he succeeded in the force he succeeded to the police 150000 policemen and 100000 gendarmes angry with mack brown his words are unacceptable for a president of the republic. so the us president elect makes his choice for the country's defense secretary nominating a retired general responsible for a half a $1000000000.00 training program in syria which was deemed a complete failure. hi there thanks so much for joining as you're watching international. 6 people have died during pfizer's cove in 19 vaccine trials 4 of them had taken a placebo the 2 did have the. 55 the revelation was made by the u.s. food and drug administration which is responsible for approving the vaccine. so the deaths are nothing to worry about as they are statistically in line with participants of that age group. a total of 6 of unrolled participants died during the reporting period old deaths represent advance that occur in

their anger over a perceived lack of support from among their background as they face mounting public us to speak with the deputy secretary of the country's largest police union . he succeeded to force he succeeded to the police 150000 policemen and 100000 gendarmes angry with macro his words unacceptable for a president of the republic. desperate for a deal the u.k. prime minister and the european commission president will hold a meeting on a break the deal after sides failed to work out a joint agreement despite the looming deadline. confronting russia and china in imposing additional sanctions hardline measures are included in america's annual defense bill now approved by the u.s. house of representatives by majority. and a very good morning to you you're watching our international. divisions in france a deepening tensions between the public the police and the president escalate and then you're micron is now calling for urgent reforms to law enforcement mistrust of the police force mounts while officers complain about a lack of government support. explains. it's being described as

nikki battiste is going to lead off our coverage from mount sinai hospital in new york city. good evening, nikki. >> reporter: norah, mount sinai hospital is turning this area used for flu shots into vaccine pods. they expect to be able to vaccinate about a dozen people at a time and will have optional observation areas to monitor them for severe reactions. tonight, england's national health service issued an urgent warning. people with a history of severe allergies should not get the pfizer vaccine. this comes 24 hours after two health care workers suffered allergic reactions after receiving the shot. >> we know from the very extensive clinical trials that this wasn't a feature, but we need to strengthen our advice now that we had this experience. >> reporter: the head of "operation warp speed," moncef slaoui, spoke to cbs cheif medical correspondent dr. jon lapook about the allergy warning. >> personally, i would go for the caution and avoid vaccinating people with severe allergies. ex reporter: the u.s. is expected to approve the pfizer vaccine as soon as tomorrow, in the

as they face mounting public hostility we speak with the deputy secretary of the country's largest police union. he succeeded in the force he succeeded to aid the police 150000 policemen and 100000 gendarmes angry with his words unacceptable for a president of the republic. desperate for a deal the prime minister and the european commission president will be holding a meeting on a post deal that's after sides failed to work out a joint agreement despite a looming deadlock. confronting russia and china and imposing additional sanctions u.s. house of representatives approves hardline measures as part of america's on your defense bill with a majority. very good morning to you 10 am here in the russian capital you're watching international . 6 people have died during the phase of covert vaccine trials including 2 people who didn't get a placebo this was reported in the u.s. food and drug administration briefing document however the authority responsible for approving the vaccine doesn't raise safety concerns saying deaths represent events that occur in the general population at a similar righ

chelsea sensed an improbable comeback when mason mount was brought down, but bernd leno saved the dayeful of a happier new year. chelsea missing the chance to close the gap at the top of the table. earlier today, an entertaining game at the king power stadium between second and third in the table. in the end manchester united missed the chance to move above their opponents thanks to jamie vardy rescuing a point for leicester city late on. drew savage was watching. manchester united were eyeing a record—equalling 11th consecutive premier league away win. with barely a minute on the clock it looked like they had cracked it.

. >> trevor: let's kick things off with mount everest, it's the reverse grand canyon. everyone knows it's the highest mountain in the world, but turns out that, like seth rogen, it's even higher than we thought. >> if you were planning to scale mount everest anytime soon, it just got a little taller. after a decade of dispute, china and nepal agreed on how tall the peak is, they agreed to add a meter. it now climbs 29,032 feet, means it is almost three feet taller now. >> trevor: turns out mount everest is almost three feet taller than we thought before and technically almost four feet taller when you factor in its new afro. here's my question, who is stretching thstretching the meae all the way to the top of the mountain because when i measure anything over 20 feet, it always lets go and flies back in my hand. imagine this person's bravery. turns out mount everest isn't just taller, it turns out that it keeps growing taller partly because of all the dead bodies from failed climbers that keep piling up but also because the tectonic plates are pushing into each other an

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we all learn that mount everest is 86 cm taller than we thought. government of nepal and china, both of whom share mount everest have argued in the past about exactly how tall it was. it seems that the nepalese were closer to it but actually the world pulse or tallest mountain is taller than we thought. when mathematicians work it out 200 years ago there were almost there which is shows the old style can still get it almost right. we are going to have to stop here for the first look but thank you very much indeed. see you in about a0 minutes' time with another look at the papers. good evening. we start at the champions league in paris where psg and istanbul baskashier walked off the pitch after the turkish side accused the fourth official of using a racist term to one of their support staff. assistant coach pierre webo was shown a red card in an exchange on the touchline. his club say that official used a racist word. istanbul players came off in protest with psg players following. the incident happened just ia minutes into the champions league gro

in addition to the legal challenges that the trump campaign is mounting, has mounted and decisions in a number of states on that, how do you do that? you verify that to the satisfaction of those who voted for donald trump and to the candidate, the president himself? >> sure. i think if the shoe were on the other foot under the current circumstances, we would see probably the same hesitation from biden supporters to accept the outcome of the election and i think they'd be justified in doing so. i think we see here illustrated in very graphic terms why it was perhaps ill advised for so many of our states to change their election procedures, to lower the hurdles that need to be met to make sure that ballots are submitted appropriately and from the voter. we've gone down a path of wanting to make sure that everyone who wants to vote can vote. and now we're in a position we're trying to verify that everyone who did vote was supposed to be able to vote. i'm not sure the government is as good at that as they should be. a lot of questions about the proprietary of the election. the most compel

a bloody regional conflict in ethiopia's north and now $100.00 dead in ethnic violence troubles mount for the prime minister. and south korea implements its toughest ever measures to contain cope with 19 limiting gatherings to just. begin with breaks it and signs a trade agreement between the e.u. and the u.k. may finally be imminent u.k.'s prime minister barak's johnson is expected to speak in the next few hours from downing street he's reportedly finalizing details on the phone with the leader on the lam britain's chief negotiator david frost was in talks with the e.u. counterparts in brussels late into the night and the deal need to be ratified by both parliament for britain leaves european trade rules on december 31st as a joins us now live from london so i said as i said we're expecting the prime minister there in the u.k. to speak shortly what are we expecting him to announce. well we're hearing that there's been a deal that's very close to being sealed so we understand that there were some phone calls between prime minister barak's johnson and e.u. commission chief our 7 delenn

but amid mounting concerns that metals we re amid mounting concerns that metals were all that matteredwas a shift with a wide range of sports funded and an emphasis on winning in the right way. there's a chance that some of the metals will be affected, but we still believe in the efficiency made that will still be able to deliver great results because this is still about winning as ofa because this is still about winning as of a great success. of that success as of a great success. of that success is delivered is important. more sports and everest were doing a better. the funding plan was basketball, giving more than £1 million of the previous cuts despite its popularity. knowing the big additions like climbing and surfing among 43 sports also given support. skateboarding will also feature for the first time in tokyo and is another awarded for its potential to increase participation and reach broader audiences. creating the world talented performers and nothing that it does is it enables us nothing that it does is it enables us tojust give nothing that it does is it enables us to just

difficult line as you say but the pressure is mounting.ink this all came from partly the fact there were concerns, people desperate to see their loved ones this christmas, after a difficult year, that some kind of provision had to be made and for the four devolved governments to agree and after the health picture which was played yesterday, it looks illogical to let people potentially travel from hotspots, to travel across the uk, to see their loved ones and in the last few moments we heard from the last few moments we heard from the labour leader sir keir starmer who is calling for an urgent cobra meeting to go ahead to review these rules and i've just heard from a government source that michael gove, the cabinet office minister, is going to hold a call with the devolved nations later this afternoon. this is a difficult one for ministers, i think there might be some arguing this is too late, people will have already made their plans clearly, there is concern, but really, who wants to be the politician that goes ahead and counsels christma

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saint helene and mount diablo.he red flag warning and wind advisory hasn't even gone into effect yet that starts at 11 o'clock tonight. but because of those northeasterly winds we're going to be about 5 to 10 degrees above average as we start our work week monday with downtown san francisco warming up into the low 70's and we should be in the low 60 so 10 degrees above average there. half moon bay in the mid 60's with the widespread upper 60's for those of you in south san francisco in brisbane wind speeds along the coast pacific lee along the san francisco peninsula sustained at 20 to 30 miles per hour to start your monday morning commute so just keep that in mind, mateo 67 degrees not you flirting with 70's that 69 degrees for you low 70's for san jose in the south bay livermore and hayward also in the low 70's as well, 70 degrees for walnut creek unconquered 73 though for those of you in richmond 72 degrees of peace for sonoma napa feeling a lot more like fall than winter and santa rosa and even novato in the mi

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. >> reporter: pressure mounts for meaningful police reform.any pushing to defund the police. >> defunding is saying, let's take money out of this place and put it in that place. let's defund the police and refund the community. >> the question becomes, who intervenes in the conflict, who responds to the harm? the police are the easiest, simplest, and laziest answer to those questions, not the best. >> reporter: major cities like philadelphia, portland, and baltimore pledging to cut or reallocate funding to support other services in the community. >> every police department right now is trying to figure out how do they reimagine what policing should be? >> reporter: chants quieting but signs the message is being heard. confederate relics being relinquished as statues come down. nascar bans the confederate flag. the man who pushed for it? >> you can't force somebody to look at some perspective they don't want to, but you can encourage them. >> reporter: many corporations promising institutional changes by creating more diverse opportunity. >> th

he was the one that went to mount vernon and convinced washington to come to the region. he knew that washington's graf as it, washington's mere presence, would be an important part of being taken seriously. so he gets to philadelphia before almost anybody else. he waits for his fellow virgi a virginians to arrive. he would talk to them about his plan that he drafted and how he want its to be presented. after that he is instrumental in working with his first friend, his enmy alexander a.m. illtham. of course hamm ilton writes a f essays and they are critically important in helping us to understand what the thinking was at the time about various issues that were objectionable to the federalists. so he is contributing his brilliance and his ability to argue a point to these debates. so when the first congress convenes in 1789 in new york city, where washington is sworn in at federal hall, it is important to note that madison was a member of the house, and he was very closely bound to george washington. so much so that he writes washington's remarks to congress at the beginn

most of us have heard of mount vesuvius.there is another volcanic zone near naples. this area is more dangerous than over there. i wish you told me that when we were over there. why are you telling me that now that we're here? this area is still active. it is also why baiae is now underwater. the movement of magma underground actually sank the ancient city's ground level. campi flegrei is one of the 20 known super volcanoes on the planet. capable of erupting with the volume thousands of times stronger than an average volcano. vincenzo tells me that if it were to blow at maximum capacity today, it would make the ad79 eruption of mount vesuvius that destroyed pompeii look like a puppy's sneeze. carmine minopoli is a researcher at the national institute of geophysics and volcanology. he walked me through how the monitoring system works, but before he did, we spoke in one of the stranger places i've ever done an interview. inside a building that had been abandoned because of the heat and gases caused by the volcanic vents beneat

to prepare, mount sinai is turning this area used for flu shots into vaccine pods.will have an observation area to monitor people for severe reactions after they've been vaccinated. >> we'll be setting this up for a robust way. >> as early as next week, mount sinai hopes to be able to administer up to 50 covid sack scenes every hour. susan is the vice president and chief pharmacy officer for the mount sinai health system. >> with 40,000 employees, you need about 80,000 doses. how many vaccines do you expect in the first round? >> we hope to get in the thousands. >> reporter: she says front line workers in the er and icu will receive the first doses. >> folks like the nurses and physicians as well as people as the environmental service workers, the workers that provide food service, the transportation workers. >> reporter: once the emergency use authorization is approved, it's expected ups will deliver the delicate viles to the eastern part of the country while fedex tackles the west. after they pick up special cold voxs containing the vaccine from pfizer, they'll dr

he had to mount across two different specific locations in the area, collected those cards and use them to withdraw cash from atms around los angeles. >> spero: pretty bold. this is a look from our treasure island camp, and it's a picture perfect evening right now. >> i love how they light up the city during the holidays. paul heggen is here, and we are going to get a little rain coming our way. >> we are, about 24 hours from now we will be tracking some rain on the radar. the quarter-inch to half an inch, and every little bit helps. in that short term, some locally dense fog tonight, more clouds on the way for tomorrow. more clouds and sunshine with the fewest sprinkles possible north of the golden gate and then rain will fall across the entire bay area. it will still be breezy on thursday even as things start to dry out. let's take a look at them rain and clouds on futurecast, over the next 36 hours. for tomorrow, just mainly clouds, with a few showers trying to sneak in late tomorrow afternoon. actual showers trying to fall in the north bay by late afternoon with the better chance af

around the village benefit from the rich soil provided by one of the largest volcanos of the world, mount. she has come all the way from tokyo to tryout life in the country. at the airport waiting to greet her is shozo, a local tomato farmer. although they are meeting for the first time, she will be spending the next three days working on his fields. she'll be sting in a special room that he has set up for guests. >> translator: you get a pretty decent view of mount aso from here. >> translator: oh, wow. i was born and raised in tokyo, so i thought it wod be nice to get out and experience a place with lots of natural beauty. i'm also interested in learning more about tomatoes and trying something that can be only done in a place like this. >> reporter: so how is she able to find a small tomato farm on the distant island of kyushu? a matching service. they locate farms lacking staff, find short-term workers interested in giving farming a try. the ability to get paid while traveling around japan has proven to be a big hit with users. on this trip, she will not only receive free room and boa