started by his family in 1974 in brooklyn where they make newel caps. at that get round like that. we watch ed a craftsman at work >> that's 45, 50 years under his belt. >> reporter: hector, bravo. this is so smooth. we don't know who carved this staircase on exhibit at new york's metropolitan museum of art. in america, we are used to grabbing our newel post caps and finials on the way out the door. >> that's not happening at the metropolitan museum. >> reporter: the associate curator and the conservator led the met team that recently restored the 1680 staircase, rescued from an estate north of london. >> it's a solid piece, like this newel post is cut out of a solid tree. >> reporter: the staircase's finial is shrouded in mystery. is it a pine ccone or a pineapp? >> that's a question. >> reporter: pineapples are a symbol of warmth and welcome. >> very exotic and prestigious fruit at the tie. i think we have to leave it open at the moment. >> reporter: logon now and register your vote if it's a pineapple or a pinecone. at this point, i know what you are

may god bless and keep paul newell. madam president, i also sadly join senator boozman today in mourning the death of another patriot, a veteran and great arkansan. last week stuttgart police sergeant donald scoby was shot and killed in the line of duty while pursuing a dangerous criminal. officer scoby lived a life of self-service. he was described by friends as the type of person who would give you the shirt off his back. he joined the u.s. army and was deployed to both iraq and bosnia where he fought to keep peace halfway around the world. he proudly and honorably served in our armed forces, but he wasn't done there. back in arkansas he joined the stuttgart fire department and then in 2018 joined the stuttgart police department. he was named officer of the year in 23019. after a life of running toward danger to protect others, officer scoby was in hot pursuit of a violent criminal, a man named jacob barns, last week. barns abandoned it his car and fled on foot. officer scoby pursued him. as scoby chased down this men

detective paul newell was one of the most respected deputies at our agency. his presence can never be replaced, but his legacy will remain through the hundreds of people he has trained. i ask that everyone continue to keep his family and fellow deputies in their prayers. madam speaker, god bless detective paul newell, his memory is a blessing, and the third district of arkansas is forever thankful to have had such a dedicated hero keeping us safe. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas yields back. the chair will now recognize the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney, for five minutes. mrs. maloney: thank you, madam chair. request permission to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. maloney: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to congratulate the postal service on its recent announcement to purchase a new vehicle fleet, 75% of which will be electric vehicles. i also rise to thank president biden for his vision that led this country to that decision. yesterda

the mighty albatros newell's shearwaters. strange, little gonzo.er, when reminisc my thoughts will circle back to a small blackbird, the kaua'i 'o 'o. by the time i got to the islands, they were practically extinct. but deep in the alaka'i, i found them--a pair. on the outside, they're quite ordinary, but here, listen to them sing. [bird sings].. then the other. [seconbird sings] that was the first time i saw them as for t last ti... [bird sings] hmm. do you think it now? man 2: if it's the last one? i don't ow. hey, what matters is that it's still alive and we've captured its call. it'll live on. want to listen? man 1: sure. [click] [bird singing] [man 2 gasps] uhh. what is it doing? man 1: jacoby, wait. playhe recorng again. jacoby: what? man: just play it again. [cck] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing onecording] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing] [bird singing on recording] [bird singing] [man sighs] i can't tell you what happened next. soon after, i returned to pennsylvania, but i thought about it often. if it went back to its

police say 51 year-old paul newell was leading an escort for a veterans memorial service. as a side, walmart truck was delivering supplies for wreaths across america ceremony. the program honors fallen veterans during the holidays by placing wreaths on their tombstones. newell had been a part of the sheriff's office for more than 20 years. >> is the families that were involved in a suspected. we want to make sure hat they know our prayers are with them. >> a spokesperson for wal-mart says they are heartbroken by the accident and their thoughts are with the family. in chicago. the father of the man charged with killing 7 people at the highland park 4th of july parade appeared in court today. robert crimo junior surrendered to police yesterday. he is charged with 7 felony counts of reckless conduct for sponsoring his. then 19 year-old son's application for a id card. now prosecutors say he knew his son robert crimo. the 3rd was unfit to own a gun. the judge set his bond at $50,000. he did bond out this afternoon. his next hearing is set for january. 12th. >> well, did you fe

giving the assist there to newell. the last winning team. no more cal 73, utr arlington 51 the final. >>> it was that kind of night for bobby hurley. his 25th ranked sun devils scored three points in the first ten minutes they didn't take their time. isaiah hawthorne. the steal leads to the slam the other end up 50-getting in on the action. they win 15-29 from beyond the arc. seeing enough. he's ejecte with a second technical late in the second half. 97-60. best wi of the season so far and the dawns are now 10-4 on the season. that does it for sports tonight. sara? >> charlie, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, he's been serenading people at the ferry building for years. he is on a mission. >> i figured the more people feel ♪[ music ] ♪°7 >>> well, if you have walked around the ferry building lately, you have probably heard this guy's voice. musician mark coleman has been singing to tourists and locals in the city for years. he tells reporter da lin he's trying to bring more soul back to the city. [ music ♪°7 >> reporter: musician mark cole

. >> but he's still the wonderful, gorgeous man that i newel dud all those feelings come rushing back us. >> reporter: and, so, with her mother no longer in the way, jeanne made arrangement to move steve from the nursing home to her home, in portland, oregon. >> sleeping. i feel terribly lucky that i get a second chance. steve -- >> reporter: steve's health issues have left him bed ridden but his mind is sharp and hid heart young. if you listen closely, you can still hear his devotion, unwavering after all these years. >> i always loved you. >> reporter: racism drove its wedge and love world its way back, perltly. a few weeks ago, 43 years after her mom laid their love asunder, jeanne and steve were married, newlyweds, now well on their way making up for a lifetop of lost time. steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> o'donnell: love rules. all right, coming up, breathtaking images from the pages of "national geographic." that's next. [door bell rings] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! oh, that's so nice! and a lit

. >> well the deal jaden newell that the hunters laptop was seized back in 2019.nted to hide the content of the laptop and the evidence of corruptions by the family. selling access to the u.s. government because it was an election taking place weeks later. and i really was corruption. actual collection. and we thought that this needed a long form explanation, and we just maiden documentary on on it called biden inc. and its out here now here's a preview of. >> put yourself in chinese intelligence, or if the party, and he wanted to influence a government who are you going to reach out to? are you gonna reach out to one of obama's daughters, i don't think so. you could do your own research and after they did it. and hunter was a low-hanging fruit, and they targeted him from multiple directions and that culminated in the fourth quarter of 2015. while joel was still the sitting vice president of the united states the united states. >> the first partner was a british national because james gilliard. >> he was a successful business men in his own right and he developed

jim newel writes the following. "51 seats will give democrats actual majority on committee to speed uphe process of confirming nominees as well as a little more breathing room on their whip count." . this is not the cleanest elevator pitch to make to entire voters. on the gop side, it does meet some committee positions and so forth, republicans would desperately love to win this seat. >> absolutely. this is a firewall against the biden agenda and it is a firewall against chuck schumer in the senate to the point relative to the committees. those break downses are done after the majority are set and minority are set of what the numbers are. this could mean republicans lose seats on foreign relations and on the budget committee and any budget committee. that has decdecimated the country that seen an open border policy from the biden administration with four million people crossing illegally and 1 million got away. one more republican vote means one more ability to stop an agenda that really has hurt the american people. that's why you see georgia voters coming out, voting to oppose. >> la

newell was an advertising pro.ren asked about putting multiplication tables to music. he was 88 years old. what a legacy! >>> would you like a morning boost? >> yes! >> as you probably know, a white elephant party is when you get together with your friends and exchange silly gifts, so baylor university volleyball player lauren never imagined what she would unwrap at her white elephant party that her coach hosted for the team. >> hear ye, hear ye, due to unwavering execution of incredible skills, you have hereby earned a full scholarship. >> whoo! >> wow! >> she was a walk-on on the volleyball team. that was a surprise scholarship. she said that she was eternally grateful. if you think you're getting a white elephant -- >> i know. it sure beats the fridge magnet or whatever. >>> this is the next best thing to getting invited to ina garten's house. she is here, in our house and giving her secrets for throwing a memorable holiday party from the moment your guests walk through the door to a parting gift they'll never f

this time it was on 680 northbound, south of newell avenue at the main street exit.is blocked. there is not much of a back-up as you can see there, but keep it in mind if you are heading in that direction. >>> things moving smoothly, metering lights are still off. but keep in mind there is a high wind advisory, so be extra careful if you are driving into the city. it is an 8-minute drive. >>> let's give you an update how things are looking for the super commuters. not too bad, but you are already starting to see a back-up. 37 minutes from 205 over to 680. >>> we often hear about the digital divide preventing farm workers from assessing modern technology. >>> a new mobile resource center will bring services to the field. just this past saturday i spoke to the director behind the program. this morning our john ramos shows us how it works. >> reporter: the brussel sprouts fields sit quiet and empty. but at harvest time the area is bustling with farm workers. joaquin jiminez says they live far different lives from most of us. >> they haven't seen a dentist in over 10 yea

democrats join republicans to launch a newell 9/11 style commission to investigate whether the pandemicom a lab in china. dr. fauci downplayed that. he claimed it did not happen. is he now on thin ice? the "new york post"'s jon levine next on "the evening edit". get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in

police say 51 year-old paul newell was assigned to the walmart truck that was delivering the supplies for the event and bentonville. you all have been a part of the sheriff's office for more than 20 years. >> our main concern is the families that were involved in the sec to. we want to make sure that they know our prayers are with them. >> a spokesperson for walmart says the company is heartbroken by the accident. their thoughts are with his family. in chicago. the father of the man charged with killing 7 people at the highland park 4th of july parade appeared in court today. robert crimo junior surrendered to police yesterday. he's charged with 7 felony counts of reckless conduct for sponsoring has that 19 year-old 19 year-old son's application for afl id card. prosecutors say he knew his son robert crimo. the 3rd was unfit to own a gun. the judge set his bond at $50,000. he did bond out this afternoon, though, his next hearing set for january. 12th. a federal appeals court is rejecting efforts to keep restrictions on immigrants seeking asylum. the trump era policy known as title. 42

lovely sense memories of huddling in new hampshire in the freezing cold as this sort of quadrant newell ritual. >> it's real cold and it's like sitting outside of. hurricane it's like why do have to do? that but that's what we have to. do so there's the -- by the, way you're one of those people is much better in real life than on paper. you're pretty good on paper so. >> that's very kind. >> have a great weekend, my. friend >> thank you dawn for joining us this. our come with me for a little trip back in time tonight, to 1976. jerod ford was the president of the united states but he hadn't actually been elected. he first got the job as vice president when republican vice president speier agnew resume in scandal. my colleague rachel maddow has an excellent book on to podcast on that if you haven't heard it, you can read it you'll want to because you learn more about it. then president richard nixon also resigned in the wake of the watergate scandal. gerald ford got another promotion, this time to be the actual president of the united states having not run for vice president or president.

well, he is the don banks of the newell stock exchange. union and dali, the czechoslovaks. we have been given poland for a date closer to russia closer to what can also be made from the ring, well, germany, if ukraine is ours. if you move east, we will finance you in soviet. here he is and he asks, give me this freedom, and i will make the whole of europe safe for the germans. such is the experience the germans have, but i do not know, like everyone else, the methods of historical analogy here. of course, one must perceive one to one, nothing is ever exactly repeated, but here i will start from the last phrase of the araik that scholz asks. give me freedom, and i will turn the world upside down, and this word asks for a very, uh, explains a lot, in fact, this one, well, not a conflict, but such a spark of irritation, yes, which the barelium now flashed in relation to the macron, and it is very revealing, because the european union is their common structure. uh, brussels notorious they have always been annoyed by, uh, independent politics a

c ashton newell. miss kate schuster. the h.w. wilson foundation and the mount vernon ladies association of the union. please join me in thanking them. tonight. it's going to be a lot of fun because when we're done, we're going to walk out into the reception area and continue the conversation and the celebration. copies, copies of the papers of martha washington, along with for frazier's award winning book, the washingtons will be available for purchase. i've seen many people lining up already for will be signing copies of her book. miss washington is not here to sign her book. we were serving rum punch and authentic 18th century recipe from the book dining with the washingtons. we'll have several original letters written by martha washington on view in a display case, so be sure to track those down. we'll also be and you would have seen it as you came in the hand-sewn reproduction of martha washington's children's games quilt, which is an exact copy of the original in our collection expert quilter cecilia anne masterly completed

messi's club, newell's set up.th century corinthians in brazil from the same source . and brazil from the same source. and the difference was that the british we introduced the game invented the game as far as the modern rulebook so then the south americans came along and they introduced their sense of rhythm and magic and the dancing feet , all the rest of it. that's feet, all the rest of it. that's where it came from. and pele , where it came from. and pele, the embodiment of that, really as we saw at the age of 17. and for all his career, that sense of rhythm , magic and just beauty of rhythm, magic and just beauty and beauty, which all came to a head, really. and in the 1970 world cup, when in mexico . he world cup, when in mexico. he won his third world cup. wonderful talent and unforgettable memories . and of unforgettable memories. and of course, for the people of brazil, a country that has had some tough times, that has course a big problem with poverty , that has experienced poverty, that has experienced p

god that in this country, freedom of religion intolerance as part of their watchword, unlike it was newell days of judah mcafee. and on the albany, appropriators are icing on the clock to finish the last item in order to do list for 2022, and package it will keep the government funded into next to fall braided and another extremely busy weekend for appropriate is a members and their staffs and i was on the phone, holding on friday, saturday, sunday. every ten minutes another call with my colleagues with the committees and my staff and my great staff, who hardly slept this weekend, to help finalize deal. sitting i was the first night of hanukkah but forcefully heading spend 75 percent that night, on the phone with my colleagues and staff. my family course was very understanding and i appreciate that is been hard to come by, that are part of the appropriations process, sleep is hard to come by and truly heart stopping word final come the staff on the clock, where the clock working diligently to keep our government funded i think all of them for their great work it printed much of my focus to