>> o'donnell: nikki battiste near one of those freezers, thank you, nikki.nd as hard as it is to fathom the record number of covid deaths, public health officials are warning tonight it will likely get worse before the situation improves. we get more now from cbs's janet shamlian. >> reporter: a gut-wrenching record-- more than 3,000 deaths. the highest single day total. hospitals like methodist, near minneapolis, at the breaking point. >> people are dying alone. >> reporter: nurse jenna jacobs is watching patients pass without the comfort of someone they love. >> it's very hard. and it's our reality right now. like, we are holding people's hands on their last breaths every day. >> reporter: a grim reality tonight. the c.d.c. forecasting up to 362,000 dead by january 2-- almost the population of cleveland. >> it's both physically and mentally exhausting. people are doing longer shifts. they're doing more shifts. >> reporter: desperate measures from the battlefield-type tents set up in los angeles to reopening plans for a long- closed phoenix-area hospital to

nikki haley is absolutely right. all the craziness, the socialism, the communism, the radicalism from the campus, has moved to congress. aoc and this god is bigger and more powerful, they will be in this next congress. warnock is probably the most radical person to run for senate. i think is to the left of kamala harris, which is saying something. this is the way to put some breaks on socialism by taking control, by republicans taking control of the senate. if they really want to stop socialism, they have to go back to the universities. conservatives need to take back our schools from the marxists who are running it, both at the elementary and secondary level and at the college level. that is why we are getting aoc. she was indoctrinated in these institutions, and that's why republicans and conservatives need to start if they want to do, as nikki haley says, start making the case for capitalism. >> julie: joey, nikki haley also wrote its "on its way to becoming the default economic policy of the democratic party," re

doses by the end >> o'donnell: it is beginning, nikki battiste, thank you.ng,t, the white house nikki balt tye coronavirus task force warns that the first month of covid vaccinations won't be enough to stop the spread, and that masking up and social distancing will still be crucial throughout the winter. we get more on this from cbs's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: tonight, hospitals filling up, covid cases continuing to break records, and the vaccine may be too late for too many. any.white house coronavirus task force now says the current supply of the vaccine will not substantially reduce viral spread, hospitalizations, or fatalities until 100 million americans are immunized-- not before late spring. until then, they say behavior must change. 80% of u.s. counties reportedly saw even more people traveling this thanksgiving than last year. this is what the thanksgiving surge looks like. >> people on ventilators, people dying, it doesn't end and there is no way for health care workers to decompress. >> reporter: and deaths sharply increasing. >> over 8,000

do you agree with nikki haley?hould america be afraid of -- god, i hate this saying -- "the woke left" under biden? >> they should be very concerned paid even barack obama has spoken out against these woke purity tests. you see this a lot with young people. whether joe biden agrees with it or not personally will encourage these voices in his party, or at least look the other way. that is one thing where republicans criticize biden as being a vessel of the far left. this is one of those things they meant. >> julie: wendy, haley says the woke group wants to use the full force of the government to achieve its radical goals. that the left is pushing an anti-american worldview, she calls it paid in classrooms, strong-arming companies, while big tech companies continue to censor conservative views. does she make a point, do you agree with any of that? >> no, actually do not agree with any of that. i think it's really telling and disheartening that nikki haley thinks that something is radical if a group of americans deman

ambassador nikki haley warning socialist policies are the new normal for democrats.ted 2020 was the year socialism went mainstream. the dangerous ideology which has failed everywhere it has been tried and ruined countless lives is on its way to becoming the default economic policy of the democratic party. this terrifying trend threatens the future of every american. let's bring a natural review contributor and fox news contributor richard fowler. thank you both for being here today. i want to begin with you. his socialism going mainstream? >> no. when you talk about socialism that can nikki haley about, she's talking about places like venezuela where there economy bellied up, the government took over all the means of production, that's not sweat happening in the united states and not what democrats are proposing at all. but we are proposing is plans that will uplift middle and working-class families, ensuring they have access to health care, understanding that we have 11 million americans in this country that have a pre-existing condition somehow to be we secure acce

ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. those are just three of the things that you thought that a president-elect biden should continue. tell me a little bit more about why you think so. >> i think first of all, it's great to be with you. it's really important that we understand that there's been a lot of foreign policy advancements that have happened over the last four years. when you look at whether it's how we've handled china, whether, how we handle the murderous dictators in venezuela and cuba, or when you sit there look at how we're going to handle peace in the middle east going forward, what my hope is that they're not very quick to discredit and erase the last four years but realize that true good has come from that. i think if you take china for example, china is absolutely a foreign policy threat. president trump recognize that. he recognized that by putting sanctions on them and their human rights abuses. he recognized that by calling other intellectual property dealings. he recognized he had to hold them accoun

nikki is perfect for this job. she is an assistant professor in presidential studies at the middle -- miller center. she's a wonderful colleague. she's also the editor and founder of the washington post series made by history. and of the podcast, past, present. deeply grateful to nikki for writing over here from the session that she had just moderated to help us. >> tank you mark. i'm really looking forward to the panel. working in the secret white house tapes is as great as it stands. you get to be a fly on the wall. during the 1960s, early 1970s, big decisions are being made. and -- are being hatched. we are going to hear a little bit about that. we are going to start with mark, who is going to talk to us a little bit about the white house tapes tell us about endless wars. something that is incredibly timely. -- he is the chair of the recordings program. author of -- international communism. why don't you start us off? >> excellent. the united states has been on a war footing for 18 years. most conspicuously of c

ambassador nikki haley with a warning about socialism.day. "20/20 was the year social media went mainstream. the dangerous ideology which has failed everywhere it has been tried and ruined countless lives is on its way to becoming the default of the democratic party. this terrifying trend threatens the future of every american." facing some pushback from critics who say democrats rejected far left candidates like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. in the presidential primary. we've got a power panel now, t.w. shannon, black voices for advisory board member and former speaker of the oklahoma house of representatives. also roger fisk, obama administration staff and former communications aide for senator john kerry. thank you both, happy new year to you. tw, i will start with you first. would you agree with nikki haley that socialism has become more accepted in 2020? bigger julie, i think the ambassador is absolutely right. but this isn't anything new. it's been a long time coming for democrats, frankly. hillary clinton is the matriarch of

that, candace, nikki haley's tweets would make news because we don't hear many in the republican party being blunt about the destruction of this attitude and asde sarah noted, this is the inner city, these are urban areas. poll after poll, african-americans, black americans saying we need the police, those are the lives destroyed when you withdraw law and order.ke what's your take on this and how do you see this unfolding with the democrats coming up? >> i think you're absently right that republicans need to be more vocal about this stop and what it starts with is they have been so trigger shy becauserf they ae fearful of being called white and privileged and the fear of being called racist and that's problematic bear the facts are the facts of what we are seeing is inner cities, the very people we should be trying to protect, underprivileged people, minorities in inner-cities are suffering and i will say this, you're absolutely right. the left is boulder. they have no issue of saying something so insane, they are a post truth society, post george floyd, able to prove late all of their

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste, thank you. turning now to that troubling new jobs report. u.s. added just 245,000 jobs in november. that's actually the smallest monthly gain in seven months, while the unemployment rate inched down to 6.7%. today, president-elect biden called those numbers grim, pushing congress to move quickly on economic relief. we get more now from cbs' ed o'keefe. >> reporter: with nearly 11 million people unemployed and more than 400,000 deaths projected by the time he takes office, president-elect joe biden today called for immediate if we act now- >> if we act now-- now, i mean now-- we can begin to regain momentum and start to build back a better future. there's no time to lose. >> reporter: he said congress must provide relief for americans set to lose federal aid in a matter of weeks. >> the folks out there aren't looking for a handout. they just need help. lt of their ownble through no fault of their own. >> reporter: as his transition team has been briefed on the trump administration's plans to distribute covid vaccines, mr. biden raised concern

to, nikki, it's like a bad '80s movie. so i'm going to have a bigger party on the night that they have their party. let's see who has the better party. no. grow up. >> like say anything. they wanted to defy the result because they can't accept it. >> see, nicky, this my problem us as citizens, how are we not together going okay this is so obvious, you guys. come on. this is embarrassing to other countries. like come on. come on. >> it is. it is. leslie, i have a surprise guest because i love, two of my favorite humans. claire mcelderis going to join >> i'm having some of that g.d. coffee. [ laughter ] >> claire, did you pull up with the mug? did you pull up with the mug? >> i pulled up with the mug. i pulled up with the mug, leslie and my dangerous wiry stair way. [ laughter ] >> hey, hey, listen, here is what i got to tell you, first, my friend nicky is the best in the business and you figured that out. nicky, always, nick-hey. let me tell you something, leslie jones, she's right about humor at a time of crisis and the fa

that report by our disability news correspondent nikki fox.e football matches in tier1 and tier two areas of england. tonight, 2,000 fans will be allowed in to watch shrewsbury town's league one game against accrington stanley. it's notjust football, though. across england, community sports are back. here's our sports editor dan roan. three, two, one... the earliest of starts this morning for these fitness fanatics. a midnight dip, as perdiswell leisure centre in worcester reopened at the first opportunity, with pools, gyms and community sport returning to action. professional sport in england continued during the recent lockdown, but, tonight, almost nine months after it was forced behind closed doors, fans will return at some clubs, like here at shrewsbury town. it's a big night for the club, you know? we've waited a long time to get the fans back into the ground. entry into the ground will be different, we are coming in through the corner gates rather than through the turnstiles. the seating plan is totally different for the socially reduce

former trump ambassador to the united nations nikki haley tweeting the other day, quote, 2020 was the year socialism went mainstream. this terrifying trend threatens the future of every american. as we discussed on the show earlier, at the current rate it could take ten years to vaccinate every american. so i'm pretty sure too much government action is not our problem right now. it's far too little. i'm joined now by linda chavez, who served in ronald reagan's white house, and michelle goldberg, op-ed columnist for "the new york times." linda, let me start with you. thank you both for joining me, but linda, let me go with you first. that mantra that government is a problem, that someone is saying they're from the government and they're here to help is the biggest fear an american could have, surely you can't still believe that in a year of mass unemployment and frankly mass death. >> first of all, the federal government's primary responsibility is to provide for the common defense against a foreign enemy or, in this case, against an enemy that comes in the form of a virus. so i actual

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. >> that was nikki battiste reporting. >>> pandemic has forced people to put off routine medical procedures like colonoscopies and many are hit with medical bills. hundreds or even thousands of dollars in surprise charges. anna werner has the story. >> reporter: everyone over 50 should get a baseline colonoscopy and federal guidelines say insurance should pay for it. why do we keep hearing from viewers they got stuck with the bill. order from doctor for first screening colonoscopy for everyone turning 50, given at no cost to patients every ten years under affordable care act. called her insurance. what response did you get? >> procedure was 100% covered as screening, facility and doctor was 100% covered, all within network. >> reporter: at the clinic, a staff member asked if any family members had colonoscopy, which they had. >> my mom had a few polyps years ago. dad had a few. >> reporter: after the test, doctor said everything looked good. >> that was good. went home, was well. then i started getting the bills. >> reporter: for a colonoscopy supposed to be covered. $625 for facility, over

i talked to nikki today and walgreens and cvs are robustly out there. i look at some data today and we have 1021 zip codes in missouri, and almost everybody in -- almost every zip code has had someone vaccinated in it, if i said that correctly. that means a tremendous amount thes that, geographically, vaccine is getting out there to people throughout missouri. that's going to become more and more robust as more vaccine is delivered. i hope i have answered your question. the discrepancy is because of start for half of the vaccine. if you look at the half we control, all 25 of our 25 largest health care systems, hospitals, have signed up and are receiving a vaccine. of the top 50, i think it is 44. in the six that have not, there are some quirks we are working out. so we are incredibly appreciative to our hospital partners. they have done a great job. to be realistic, as we move into the rest of the phase 1a, not the long-term care facility, not the hospital-based health care workers, but those that aren't, it logistically becomes harder. we know that and

[laughter] >> at the start of 2020, comedian nikki glaser was riding high.ci, tv shows in velop and. then you know what happened. >> everything started shutting down, and i was like, i will just go backsao st. louis. seven months later -- >> 'm a 36-year-old woman living with her parents, and there is no end in sight. >> lite did nikki glaser know that she would be a poster child for her generation'ths responseo pandemic, young adults moving back home with their parents. >> this is the highest it's ever been stretching back to 1900. >> economist richard fry just cowrote a study showing that a majority of young adults are now living with their parents. although the share had been rising for a while. >> many of us expected it was decline after the great recession. that did not occur. now, it has sharply accelerated ain. >> millions of millennials have moved back home. many likehe eric rivera lost jobs. >> i got laid off the weekend before shelter-in-place happened. >>yn goodbye, broo hello, rent-free new jersey. >> i'm bedroom. my childhood >> others like whit

country is turning into a conflict hotspot cemetery staff hurried to dig fresh graves in the cellar nikki greek broadcast of the show funerals with only 2 relatives attending. reeses health care system is still suffering from the year started 2 measures put in place after the eurozone crisis you know the number of new covered infections appears to be stabilizing but the strict locked room won't be lifted for another week. and here's a round up of some of the other developments in the pandemic germany has registered nearly 800000 new daily cases that's a rise of 3000 compares a figure as for last sunday indonesia's anti corruption body has named the social affairs minister as a suspect in a $1000000.00 bribery case linked to cope with 19 social assistance packages and britain has plans to fly vaccine doses into the country to avoid delays at ports caused by a possible breakdown and breaks the talks that's according to the observer newspaper the u.k. has bought tens of millions of doses of the bio and tech pfizer vaccine which will be manufactured in belgium a japanese space capsule carryin

we'll hear more from nikki haley when she joins "fox & friends" in the 8:00 hour this morning.ou're wondering, giants aren't good anymore. that lasted for 10 minutes. baker mayfield and the browns dominated the giants, 20-6. but this happened. what, what, what, getting their first win since week 17 last year, upsetting the rams, 23-20. rams are a good team or at least they were before yesterday. drew brees returned from injuries, spoiled by patrick mahomes and the chiefs, kansas city, 39-29. seahawks clinched a playoff spot with their win over the washington football team as the cardinals beat the eagles to stay in the playoff picture themselves and despite trailing 17 points at the half, this sound familiar, tom brady put together another clutch comeback against the falcons. >> four man rush, brady, he's got it to antonio brown! todd: how much more damage with tom brady do to the fine people of atlanta. 31-27 puts tampa one step closer to their first playoff berth since 2007. carley: the headline is the jests pulled off a win. i know that because my husband was upset about thi

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i would play barbie and marbury dolls will be victor and nikki. to get to work with these legends is really an incredible thing. >> the young and the restless first aired back in 1973. you can watch it weekdays at 11:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> coming up next, the top streaming music of 2020 according to spotify. and, we are working to bring you the positive stories during this difficult time. >>> spotify is wrapping up 2020 with its list of the top music streamed by its 320 million users around the world. the most streamed artist of 2020 is bad buddy. he had more than 8.3 billion streams following him are great, you swirled in the weekend. billie eilish is spotify's most streamed female artist for the second year in a row followed by taylor swift, ariana grande, doing labor and spotify says in 2020 there was a 1400% increase in work from home themed playlists. and more aching to 24-year-old listened to a podcast for the first time this year without a long >>> today's tip of the day will be with slicing local beefsteak tomatoes. still locally gro

his association with harrowing kingpin nikki bonds landed him a life sentence without parole in 1983.sher flipped the script, earning a historic four academic degrees in prison, writing nine books and mentoring dozens of inmates. now he's ready to tell his remarkable redemption story and one of the baddest women to ever grace the stage is making it happen. joining me now is actress/producer/director, the imcomparable and invincible debbie alley and dr. guy fisher, phd. guy fisher, let me ask you, is your story one of regret because of all that you involved in, in harlem? or is it one of redemption to tell people no matter what, they can take a bad situation and redeem themselves? >> i think in terms of what you just asked me, i think that there is no remorse in terms of what i have achieved while incarcerated. because it opened my eyes to helping the youth of america as opposed to me being a victim of selling poison to the youth of america, which was, as you know and as well as i know, a harmful situation. but at the same time now i'm looking at the future and youth of tomorrow. i hav

to nikki today and walgreens and cvs are robustly out there. looked at some data today and have 1,021 zip codes in every inand almost a -- almost every zip code has had somebody vaccinated in it. said that correctly. that means a tremendous amount thes, that geographically vaccine is getting out there to people throughout missouri and that's just going to become more robust as more vaccine is delivered. so i hope i've answered your bit ofn but the little 28crepancy is because of the start for half the vaccine we've received. if you look at the half that we to hospitals,out all 25 of our 25 largest healthcare systems hospitals have signed up and are receiving 50, ie and of the top think it's 44 and the six that some quirksre are to that we're working out. we're incredibly appreciative to hospital partners. they've done a great job. move intoistic, as we the rest of phase 1-a, not the long-term care facility, not the hospital-based healthcare workers, but those that aren't, just logistically becomes harder and we know that and we've accounted for

along those lines, a lot of campaigning happening in georgia, nikki haley was there over the weekend, going later on. let's take a listen to ms. hailey. >> this is the democratic party that believes you cancel anyone that doesn't agree with you. they believe that you defund the police and stop taking care of those that serve us. they believe that socialism is the new way of life. todd: you've run a campaign or two, congressman. what do you think? do you think the big names will make a difference, hollywood money, big names on both sides or do you think it will come down to the records of the two individuals challenging the two incumbent republicans? >> i think big name people always help. the media covers big name people. but at the end of the day i think every citizen in georgia knows there's a big senate race. i think they know the four candidates on the ballot. i think hopefully they know that this race comes down to a race between socialism and freedom and if the democrats are lucky enough to pull off the victories and win both these senate seats, then they're going to have comple

former ambassador nikki haley i blasting the left tweeting liberal elites have been conquered by the woke. they demand freedom, but want t silence and control anyone who disagrees with them. they demand equality, but want to build a new society based on discrimination. they are set on using the full force of government to achieve their vision. customs and border patrol chief mark morgan is worried if biden gets his way this kind of woke insanity will extend to the border creating lawlessness and mass illegal immigration for joining us now with more is the author of blackout can do so went along with fox news contributor sarah carter, ladies , welcome aboard and thank you for being with me tonight. >> thank you. >> we are heading into a new year and that usually when we think we can set things straigh and have a fresh point of view and approach. clearly the left has an intention. they have got a mission, people think they won't apply it, but they do. after believe the left they are going to do what they say they're going to do no matter how crazy it sounds. we've got this dynamic here

ambassador nikki haley is there campaigning for the republican senators. a live look from demoris, georgia, where haley is holding a meet and greet with senator kelly loeffler. charles watson has been watching all of this for us. he's, of course, live in the peach state with the latest on all of this. charles. >> reporter: hi, molly. we're about an hour north of atlanta in coupling, georgia, at senator loeffler's final stop of the day. she is campaigning with former u.n. ambassador nikki haley, one of several republicans who are trying to secure a gop win here in georgia. for haley, that means tying senator lev -- senator loeffler and david perdue on issues like being tough on china, iran and a conservative court. haley said it was possible in part because of georgia's republican senators and their support and things would drastically change with democrats in charge. >> this is the democratic party that will cancel anyone that doesn't agree with you. they believe that you defund the police and stop taking care of those that serve us. >> reporter: democrats

meanwhile, former un ambassador nikki haley becoming the latest high profile republican stumping in georgiahead of the january runoffs that will decide which party controls the u.s. senate. president trump just made a big announcement a few moments ago about the republican candidates in those races. while the democrats are also pushing hard to get the vote out in the peach state for their two candidates. charles watson is live in coupling, georgia, north of atlanta, where the former ambassador, ms. hailey, will be campaigning for senator kelly loeffler today. hi, charles. >> reporter: that's right, eric. we can expect her a little later today. first, the president making some news. he again will make another visit here to georgia in the coming weeks to rally up some support for the republican senators, despite his ongoing feud with election officials in this state. last night, the president tweeting as badly as we were treated in georgia by the republican governor and republican secretary of state, we must have a massive victory for two great people, kelly loeffler and david purdue on janua

nikki, are they ready? >> reporter: good morning, anthony.e pfizer vaccine is approved, the first shots could come within days. to prepare, mount sinai is turning this area used for flu shots into vaccine pods. they 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 delic

[nikki haskell] as part of the nikki haskell show, i filmed the opening of the trump tower. it was an amazing place. it was so opulent, so chic... ...it was more than anybody had seen in the city before. everyone knows steve rebel, a man that created night life in new york. -[steve rebel] how are you? -hi honey. -good. how are you? -welcome to the trump towers. yeah. it's beautiful isn't it? [david cay johnson] you walk into it. it has this huge marble atrium. and it has this giant waterfall, and it makes you sort of feel in awe, the way cathedrals do in europe. and it's this monument to glittering wealth. i think we're in for a hot time if this is any indication of the 80s. trump tower was the epitome right at that moment in time of what it meant to be wealthy in the united states. [bagli] donald trump was able to capture this moment where he defined luxury. the trump tower got so much publicity. [newsreader] trump tower is a major draw for tourists, with apartments selling for up to $10 million. and in the middle of it was donald trump. rewarded for his vision and praised

also as nikki haley has said, it's about socialism. socialism is on the agenda.f you look at aoc and her squad, they have only grown and become more powerful. these are out and out socialists. it's not like, you know, barack obama back in, you know, 2008, 2010, when, you know, we knew his policies were socialististic but he was kind of shy of about showing who he really was. these people are out and out. if you look at the georgia race in particular. hard to believe this is georgia a formerly red state that's in, you know, kelly loeffler in a tight race with basically a communist. warnock, his church invited fidel castro to the church and gave him a standing ovation. that is how far the democrat party has gone i think a victory in georgia will only put that into year drive as they will game control of the senate. we will have senator kelly loeffler coming up here at . >> auto ' 8:35 eastern to talk t this race and everything on the line. we will take a hard turf here to something not quite as dire but definitely maybe even more interesting are if you love the dai

>> reporter: at the start of 2020, comedian nikki glaser was riding high: a racy nel, speciaational tour, tv shows in development. >> everything started shutting down. and i was like, i'll just go back to st. louis for a week o so, you know >> reporter: seven months later... >> i'm a 36 year old woman who is living with her parents and there's no end in sight. >> reporter: little did nikki glaser know back in march that she'd be a poster child for her generation's response to the pandemic: young adults moving back home with their parents. >> this the highest it's ever been, stretching back to 1900 in the historical record.r: >> reporconomist richard fry just co-wrote a study showing that a majority of yound ts are now living with their parents, though the share had been rising for a while. >> many of us expected that it was going to peak and begin to decline after the great recession. that d not occur. it continued to rise. and now it has sharply accelerated again in the space of, you know, five months. >> reporter: millions of millennials have moved back home. many, like eric rivera, lo

nikki contractor coronavirus probably about two and a half weeks ago now.showing symptoms, and we had results quite quickly. he had passed away within the week, and as you can imagine it was a huge shock to all of us. we just cannot believe it happened. i can see you're still trying to take it in. he was 79 yea rs old trying to take it in. he was 79 years old i understand, he previous spells of bad health that he had ove rco m e spells of bad health that he had overcome and survived ? spells of bad health that he had overcome and survived? he really, he really was the person you said have nine lives. hejust really was the person you said have nine lives. he just bounced back get illnesses as a child at the his aduu illnesses as a child at the his adult life as well. and he always ove rca m e adult life as well. and he always overcame it. you know, he was a true fighter and incredibly strong man. so he was diagnosed two and a half weeks ago, this all happened at tremendous speed. what happened, did he go to hospital? he did not go to hospital. his last wish

my name is nikki cooley and i'm from the towering house clan born through the reed people the clan.of the water that flows together clan and my paternal grandparents many goats clan, and i come from shonto and blue gap, arizona, and this is how i always introduce myself to anyone as a navajo woman. when commercial river guiding started in the grand canyon, it was primarily dominated by men, and women were only allowed to be helpers, or the cooks, or spouses of the male river guides, and so when i received this invitation from my friend, it was an invitation i took up very quickly. i grew up on the navajo reservation with my paternal grandparents, as my parents were out working. i grew up in shonto, arizona and blue gap, arizona, where i had no running water or electricity but i also grew up herding sheep, i grew up raising corn and squash and other crops with my grandparents. i rode horses, and really living off the land. i was very fortunate to grow up with my elders, who taught me to respect and care for the earth. when i was a river guide, i would get a lot of people saying, "tri

russia have been on the rise since september and now exceed 28000 a day when i spoke earlier with nikki. behind me is one of 70 most clinics where a specialized fully equipped vaccination center is opened on saturday they will work from 8 am to 8 pm every day expecting to vaccinate hundreds of people daily earlier we heard from russia's president vladimir putin that the country had already produced 2000000 doses of the drug and ease ready for mass vaccination and to be honest russia needs it just as well as the entire world because corona virus cases grow and call the 1000 related deaths can continue to remain on a very high level well the vaccination is on a voluntary basis but not everybody can get an injection here is deputy mayor about who will be the 1st to get sputnik could be fatal which it could have in the it's not simple shooting group where these groups have priority 1st rights to vaccination workers such as doctors and teachers who deal with a large number of people who are also nursing staff administrative as cleaners and other burkas in social institutions as they're also

nikki haley will have to work hard to put herself back in a conversation i feel because she does nots to things. i would also be interested in seeing her opinion on some more i think difficult issues to navigate at this moment than taking on the walk left. i'd like to hear what she thinks about big tech, and certainly i think her warning will be one that is hailed by a lot of people going into 2024 and it will be a competition about how many people can critique it in the most pointed way. >> jon: here is his tweet, we should all be worried about the walk left, they stifle free speech in the name of freedom and then enact his criminal tory policy is in pursuit of inequality and do it with the vision that has no semblance to america we know and love. vinyl point on that, what is the talk within the republican party about her as a 2024 hopeful? >> it's generally positive but a lot of people are waiting to see how many of these figures are able to adapt to at this moment and navigated in an intelligent way? it will be a challenge for a lot of people to do this in the context of the fact

nikki kendle argues feminism is too focused on already privileged women rather than the basic needs of women in hood feminism and the undocumented american, reflecting on her life as an undocumented immigrant, also on the new york public library list of 2020 notable booked, she provides a collection of essays on nature in a world of wonders and claudia must confront white privilege in just as. >> we are not in germany, where germans can't say i didn't know what was going on. these things were happening in the streets, they were on the news and happened again and again and again, so the choice to not know is really a deliberate act of forgetting or act of lack of engagement, and refusal to understand that they have not voted in the mechanism that has allowed these things to happen. >> some of the authors have appeared on book tv and you can find their programs at book tv.org. cite the author's name in the search bar at the top of the page. ♪ you are watching book tv on c-span2 every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. book tv on c-span2 greeted by american cable-- cabl

north korea hasn't met a weapon it doesn't try to sell to somebody with that herculean efforts of nikki haley that is to be enforced by china who controls 95 percent of the trade with north korea. we haven't put secondary sanctions on the chinese banks and with those flows into north korea. we have use those two authorities to be sufficient then to work with other countries to interdict in the maritime domain for example. a lot more can be done but as soon as the first summit was announced president xi has what my daughters would call fear of missing out. so for the us to solve this problem without china that is a significant danger and when the olive branch was offered. but that has a lot to do and with the nuclear and missile programs every provocation should be see as pushing us closer together and to drive a wedge between us. >> i will ask you to take the next question how possible is it to decide time to be claim taiwan. and then to be fully prepared for the china threat. >> with something we should all be extremely concerned about considering the level of military power china is p

international with me nikki airing. of the head of wiki leaks has confirmed the authenticity of a recording that could be a game changer for julian assange and says it could put the brakes on his extradition to the united states they were dio's seems to prove the whistle blow in fact tried to warn the u.s. state department about a mass breach of classified information back in 2011 and appears to be in stark contrast to washington's claims that just wanted to endanger lives 5 this is what kristinn hrafnsson told as in an exclusive interview. this evidence that you heard and i can confirm that this is authentic is not new to the courts in the u.k. a transcript of for this conversation was presented to the court in september well this should have a tremendous weight because it supposedly throws the argument that is in the narrative for the justice department if they're indictment which they are try to use now to get a much wider lovely u.k. they were talking about irresponsible behavior and putting lives at risk. all follo

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