. >>> more candid words from olivia jade. the daughter of lori laughlin opens up about her family's part in the college admissions scandal. >>> the otters that moved in together after meeting on a dating app. we otter know this was going to end happily ever after. re watching "world news now." but what does it take to strengthen our service members? what does it take to let them know that we stand behind them, wherever they are? what does it take to bridge the distance and keep them connected to family, home and country? and what does it take to prepare them for their future, when their service to the nation is complete? what does it take to strengthen our service members so they can be the greatest force for good in the world? it takes a force . be a force behind the forces. share a message today at force dot uso dot org. >>> welcome back. it's believed to be the biggest college admissions scandal in u.s. history. varsity blues in which lori laughlin became the public face. >> and caught in the crossfire, their daughter, oli

what do you think, olivia? how damaged is borisjohnson by it? | olivia?ly disagree with that. i think it is not particularly easy for new conservatives... boris johnson won this stocking majority last december. they want promotions as much as the next person, but they stood up to this, and i do not think they did this cynically knowing they would win. they believe these are a mess. yes, iagree would win. they believe these are a mess. yes, i agree there is a point in keeping some lockdown assertions in place, but when you're debating the macro it is ridiculous it matters whether a scotch egg means a main meal... these researches have gone so far. pubs in this tier can open, that would next sense, but it just feels like a serious infringement. and just sort of a half—baked infringement. and just sort of a half—ba ked idea infringement. and just sort of a half—baked idea generally. i and, well, i fully support the rebels, andi well, i fully support the rebels, and i do not think they were doing is cynically at all and etiquette is a big problem for borisjoh

olivia meanwhile went to bed early. >> the next morning did you try to call her or text her?probably at some point i texted her and said, hey, how was last night, but it wasn't uncommon for us not to talk for a day or two. i just remember, like, let her chill this weekend. >> but justin said he did wake up to a text sent from kelli around 1:30 a.m. he said something was strange about it. >> the verbiage, the way she talks, it didn't make sense. i made it home, i'm same, i'll call you tomorrow. why would you text me i made it home, i'm safe, i'll call you tomorrow. >> did you try to call her then? >> yes. >> what happened? >> it was dead. >> what were you thinking? >> it was bad, i knew it was bad. >>> coming up -- what were some of the scenarios running through your mind? >> that somebody was holding her somewhere. >> and then police turn their attention to kelli's estranged husband. >> he told me during the interview they were having some problems. >> were they talking divorce? >> kelli was, mike wasn't. >> when "dateline" continues. ons donate now at redcross.org we have to

she texted her sister olivia before she left that night and sent this selfie.d >> did she say if she was going with anybody? >> no, she's like i'm going to go sing karaoke and not think about work, not think about mike, just kind of trying to get away from all of that and relax. >> kelli also texted justin about her plans. justin said he wasn't happy that kelli had gone out alone in a new town she didn't know. >> i didn't feel like her life was in danger, i just didn't in feel like that was a good environment. >> what wasn't a good environment? >> the fayetteville area, her by herself. if something was to happen, no one was going to call and say, g hey, kelli hasn't come home in a while, nobody knows anything. >> throughout the evening kelli and justin kept in touch, texting frequently. everything seemed fine. olivia meanwhile went to bed early. >> the next morning did you try to call her or text her? c >> probably at some point i texted her and said, hey, how was last night, but it wasn't uncommon for us not to talk for a day or two. i just remember, like, let

olivia: that is a really interesting question, emily.eel like the pandemic was a wake-up call for brian chesky, and i think he was aware that leading up to that, there was distance growing between the company and its core, individual hosts that largely run the platform by listing their profit -- by listing the properties owned airbnb. and if the company had been looking to diversify into airlines and boutique hotels and documentaries and all these different areas, they have really taken their eye off the individual hosts that make airbnb what it is today. gave think the pandemic airbnb executives a sense of clarity that it is important to go back to the company's roots, and really worked to build up that particular business unit. and i feel like this is something we are going to see over the next couple of years as they come out of the pandemic, that the core hosting community is going to be what they really focus on as they bounce back and start to come down and we get more certainty to the future, and they may look to diversify again.

oh, olivia, it's so good to see you. >> hi.his. >> well, thank you for having me >> jimmy: are you already -- are you getting ready for christmas? are you -- you're in england, yes? >> yes, in england and so excited about christmas. yeah, it's pathetic. i wake up really early every morning. >> jimmy: you -- you're hoping that santa comes >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah >> so, i'm ready >> jimmy: yeah, but england does christmas, right? >> but it can't be too dissimilar to you guys i mean, you had snow in new york >> jimmy: i know, are you jealous? >> but did it lowkey and mince pies and - >> jimmy: crackers >> jimmy: we don't have crackers >> what? >> jimmy: yeah, we don't have crackers >> why >> jimmy: i don't know >> horrible. but i'm so sorry about that. i can send you some. >> jimmy: that was a hint, yeah >> yeah. okay >> jimmy: i was talking about "the crown" because you played the queen for the past two seasons. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and fantastic -- down to even how she sits, by the way. >> oh, fun >> jimmy: i pay attention to all

>> olivia jade said everybody thought she did it. >> she was not asked directly and she spoke very vaguely about that point. what was her level of involvement? how much did she know and when? she was very vague about that. she referred to we messed up. that's a primary question a lot are going to have. when did you know? how much did you know about the scandal? she's a young woman. she messed up. these are her parents. she explained this. it's her bubble. this is what she thought and maybe there's something to that but still some questions like you said, george, are going to be out there. >> thank you, t.j. >>> coming up next can your job be on the line if you don't get the covid vaccine? what is a vaccine passport? dan abrams is standing by with answers. is now even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. a nivea breathable experiment. now they do. moisturizes deeply with no sticky feel. the game changing nivea breathable. oh what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh, moisturizes deeply with no sticky feel.

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olivia, thanks for the work that you have done.troye was a former adviser to mike pence and a senior staffer with the white house covid-19 task force. coming up, with the fda set to approve another coronavirus vaccine in a number of days, the next step in ending the pandemic is actually convincing people to get vaccinated. and that might be more of a challenge than you think. vaccine development expert dr. peter hotez joins me next. crab cakes with spicy aioli. (doorbell rings) thank you. can we be besties, simone biles? i guess? yessss! should we dismount now? ♪ ♪ heart monitors that let your doctor watch over you, just like you watch over your best friend. another life-changing technology from abbott, so you don't wait for life. you live it. >>> tomorrow an independent fda advisory panel will meet to decide whether to recommend the second coronavirus vaccine for emergency distribution in the united states. the fda is then expected to approve that vaccine this week. but a great challenge remains, how to convince at least 75% of th

olivia, thanks for the work that you have done.via troye was a former adviser to mike pence and a senior staffer with the white house covid-19 task force. >>> coming up, with the fda set to approve another coronavirus vaccine in a number of days, the next step in ending the pandemic is actually convincing people to actually get vaccinated. and that might be more of a challenge than you think. vaccine development expert dr. peter hotez joins me next. tonight...i'll be eating a falafel wrap with sweet potato fries. (doorbell rings) thanks! splitsies? ♪ oooh...you meant the food, didn't you? and through the woods this holiday season. remember, safe drivers save 40% with allstate. saving is easy when you're in good hands. call a local agent, or 1-800-allstate for a quote today. stop your cough from interrupting, call a local agent, with dq cough and congestion. it's max strength formula coats your throat and provides powerful relief. new dayquil cough and congestion. the maxcoat daytime power through your cough medicine. it turns out i

olivia troye who you just heard from a moment ago. congresswoman shahlai la, you heard 2.6 million americans have been given the vaccine so far. the goal was 100 million by the end of this month, which is tomorrow. then it was 40 million. then 20. it's 2.6 million now. is this, in your view, exposing deep problems in the rollout plan? >> it is. there's no question about it. thank you for having me on. there's no plan here. there's no plan for the last mile. they planned for the distribution, getting the vaccines out to the states, but they did not plan for how they were going to get enough vaccines into the arms of people in this country. and these numbers are much too small. even joe biden has said he's going to do 100 million in 100 days. he needs to do 200 million in 100 days. if he just does 100 million in 100 days, it'll take a year and a half to get the kind of herd immunity we need. we need to ramp up. by the way, the rest of the world knows how to do this. particularly the developing world. i was once in india where within a w

olivia, this is a mess. first show meeting today, we were talking about the fact that america doesn't have a national health system. we rely on cvs, other private drug distributors, you get the vaccines out. we don't have a national system i feel like i can say that because i lived there for 24 years. he's the last person i would want in charge of anything, let alone its distribution of the messes. how much of a mess could this be before biden takes over? >> i think it's going to be a complete disaster. they have had months to plan this out. it's not just the billions of the operation warp speed and the problem is there should have been significant planning. you've had months to figure this out. reach out to the states. don't wait for the last minute and get the vaccine out there. people are still separating and imimpacted by the virus. i hadn't lived in florida forever. i'll be completely odd to you, the guy is completely ignorant. >> the fact that christy nome and the governor of georgia, these people are

olivia shall we move on? yeah, it's a huge story.on twitter and it really matters. if you think a pub owner and a tier2 matters. if you think a pub owner and a tier 2 area they are faced with enormous size if the cost. they don't even know what the rules are the government ministers don't know what the rules are. they've really been through the mills here. and this petition seems absolutely ridiculous and legislation is nonsensical. john and other good to ca re nonsensical. john and other good to care residence. first some won't be able to see —— will be able to see lovela nd able to see —— will be able to see loveland since march. extraordinary. media newspapers there's been so many really sad stories of elderly people not being able to see their children, not being able to see their spouse. if one of them is in a ca re their spouse. if one of them is in a care home waving from windows. it's truly awful. so some rest bite particularly in this. come the christmas. both the running. also importantly the after maths, after christmas ja

but with both of her parents now in jail, all we've seen of olivia jade giannulli is this.fluencer is speaking out. >> i'm not trying to victimize myself. i don't deserve pity. we messed up. i just want a second chance to be like i messed up. >> reporter: appearing on "red table talk" acknowledging her family's part in the scheme that got her and her sister in usc. >> there's no justifying or excusing what happened. because what happened was wrong and i think every single person in my family can be like that was messed up. that was a big mistake. >> reporter: hosts jada pinkett smith, her daughter willow and her mother not letting giannulli off the hook easy. >> i'm exhausted with everything that we have to deal with as a community, and i just don't have the energy to put into the fact thaw lost your endorsements. >> that's embarrassing to admit. >> right. >> that's embarrassing within itself i walked around my whole 22 years of life without realizing you have insane privilege, you're like the poster child of white privilege, and you had no idea. >> reporter: it ended on a

olivia, you were a covid adviser to vice president-pence. you wrote on twitter, "once again let's shift the blame to the states on the covid vaccine distributi distribution, just like you did with testing and ppe." i wonder during your time of the administration, did some folks see this coming? this idea of laying it all on the states is not working. >> absolutely. >> there is no way you would have worked in this environment knowing the obstacle being over come along the way. we saw this with testing. that was a disaster. we saw this with ppe which was a disaster especially at the beginning until fema steps in in an organized manner to bring order to ts an organized manner to bring order to t to the chaos. they have a no network, they know how to do disaster response and they could not have done it without them. we have these conversations and the task force of health department. i remember like dr. fauci and dr. birx and dr. hahn who have worked in hospitals and who are experts in this and understand the hospital system and raised concerns

. >> this morning olivia jade's message to her critics who want her to take some of the responsibility those stories, plus -- >> upset special >> tipped in the air and it's intercepted by washington. >> washington stuns pittsburgh to spoil the steelers' hope of an undefeated season today, tuesday, december 8th, 2020 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >> hey, everybody, welcome to "today." so happy that you are joining us on this tuesday morning. good morning, savannah. >> good morning. it is a historic day already in the pandemic the first doses of a coronavirus vaccine administered in the uk overnight. >> it's a program that's offering hope to the rest of the world and could provide valuable information to health officials here in the u.s. in a moment we will have a live interview with the man who's helping run it but we do start our coverage with nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engle at the hospital where that first shot was just given. hey, richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morni

behind bars as jada pinkett smith's mother speaks out about that interview with loughlin's daughter, olivia jade. >>> and brady's day. tom brady tossing four touchdown passes in a record-breaking game to lead tampa bay to its first playoff berth in 13 years. not bad for the oldest player in the nfl. >>> good morning to all of you. it's good to have janai filling in for whit this morning. i actually asked dan if he wants to sit here, and he was afraid. >> he didn't want to be between the two of us. >> i prefer to be the thorn with two roses. >> it is good to have you here this morning. a lot to talk about. overnight federal authorities asked police around the country to increase patrols around at&t facilities. this because the christmas morning bombing in nashville happened outside one of the company's buildings. still at this point, investigators don't know if at&t was the target of that bomb that was planted inside an rv. >> the fbi has been searching a property in a suburb of nashville, trying to determine whether human remains found after the explosion belonged to a person who lived ther

jada says olivia asked to be on the show.tooth and nail to prevent her from coming on. saying she foind it ironic she chose three black women to reach out for her redemption story. she argued back saying she didn't want to be ungenerous to people. because they were not generous to them. so the 30 minute interview online. you can watch it on facebook watch. >> that's going to get a will the a will tlot of clicks. >> also are you fearful of the vaccine? could that hamper getting people protected from the virus? >> i don't trust it. i wouldn't let my family take it. >> we ask doctors about antivaxer concerns in the series race for a vaccine. >>> breaking news in southern california. take look at this. intense fire in ventura county. a live look from our chopper in l.a. this is near highway 33. in the city of ventura. no word on what sparked the fire. with know there were high winds there. no word if there are evacuations. this is a fire in ventura county. down in southern california. right now we understand no structures are thr

olivia jade said that at first she did not see anything wrong with what her parents did, but she nowly. >> i'm not trying to victimize myself. i don't want pity. i don't deserve pity. we messed up. i walked around my whole 20 years of life not realizing, you have insane privilege. you're like the poster child of white privilege and you had no idea. >> massimo giannulli is serving a five-month prison sentence. lori loughlin was sentenced to two months. >>> "forbes" released its list of this year's most powerful women across the globe. topping the list the tenth year in a row is germman chancellor angela merkel. christine lagarde came in second. kamala harris made the list for the first time in the number three. house speaker nancy pelosi dropped from third last year to seventh this year, and georgia voting rights activist stacey abrams earned the 100th spot on the list. >>> coming up first on "cbs this morning," we'll speak with rick gates, senior vice president of pharmacy at walgreens, about the company's plan to distribute a vaccine. ed it with an adjustable precision jet spray and

olivia troye, thank you very much. happy holidays and happy new year. >>> coming up -- why democrats are not moved by mitch mcconnell on the stimulus check, quote, poison pill." and i will talk to christopher van holland next >>> and coronavirus cases are surging to record levels in california. what's not working there and the battle against covid. >>> president trump keeping the pressure on senate republicans this morning as he pushes to get $2,000 checks in the hands of americans. the question is, how will senate majority leader mitch mcconnell respond? just yesterday mcconnell blocked an effort by democrats to quickly increase these direct payments. instead introducing legislation that combines stimulus checks with two unrelated trump demands that democrats are almost certain to oppose. cnn congressional reporter lauren fox joins us now from capitol hill. lauren, what is mcconnell going to do here? >> essentially mcconnell is making it very clear to the president that he doesn't intend to take up a stand-alone bill

take that interest and make something of it. >> welcome back to my youtube channel. >> reporter: olivia jade spoke about the scandal on jada pinket smith's red table talk where she was pressed about white privilege. she said before the scandal, it was something she didn't know she had. >> reporter: her mother may besbe set free today, but her father will continue his five-month sentence until april. kenneth? >> thank you. >>> archaeologists are getting a look at an ancient fast food restaurant. they found clay pots with remnants of duck and fish, no mcrib though. paintings of animals may have served as menus. >>> coming up, the new year's crystals are revealed in times square. >>> first, what we're learning about the army green beret accused of going on a shooting rampage at a bowling alley. shooting rampage at a bowling alley. eatm. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have

so, looking back on what's happened since then, olivia. and to an extent, how the administration has walked away from even talking about the deaths. how does that make you feel, tonight? >> you know, i grieve, every day, for what's happening in this country, and how much hurt is happening. i carry that with me, and i think back to every moment of the task force. and a lot of really hard situations that happened, behind the scenes. and it is infuriating, to me. it is, also, just devastating to me that these people don't care. and, you know, they've never cared. some of these people never took it seriously. they never thought it was real. and their behavior was always cavalier, which made it impossible for those of us, and experts like dr. fauci and others on the task force, who were trying to actively do the right thing. but it was impossible, given the fact that this is a white house that was never going to accept and take it seriously because they knew that they were on the losing end on it. and it's just a -- it's tragic. >> do you put m

. >>> olivia jade, lori loughlin's youngest daughter, speaks out to jada pinkett smith. >> i'm definitely ready to address some things. >> what she's saying about the college admissions scandal that landed both of her parents behind bars. >>> holiday grinches. the new warning about those porch pirates as online sales soar and those deliveries pile up. the new tool for your mailbox to protect those presents. >>> blockbuster battle. >> this was not a part of the plan! >> the major war brewing in hollywood over those plans to premiere the biggest movies of the year in your living room. the mastermind behind some of the biggest films ever leading the charge against streaming. why he's calling the decision a "mess." what this could mean for the future where you watch your favorite films. >> announcer: live in times square, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america. it's great to be with george and robin on this busy, busy tuesday morning. >>> we're going to begin with breaking news, a milestone in the fight against covid-19. >> that's right, michael. overnight, the first vaccine

olivia? sowing the seeds for paving the way forward on his plan, and he does this repeatedly. he did this, you know, from day one. he perpetuates lies and sort of -- you know, he tells you what he is going to do. that's what's so crazy about this entire administration, his entire presidency. it's not like he's lied. he's very forthcoming with us about what he plans to do. that is why this is so incredible, right? i mean, no need to put him on a lie detector because he's telling you straight out, step by step, my next move is this, and you may have to wait for it for a while, but it always comes true. he did this with the election. he did this with all of these numerous steps. it's wild to think about but it's -- i mean, you know, hey, he's telling us the truth. >> you know, this is always been, tim o'brien, how people like yourself have advised us to look at him. when he tells you he's going to do something, he's going to do it. believe him. and when you look at all this pardon reporting, the

olivia troye, thank you so much for joining me on the show. leave it there. >>> still ahead. why is congressman louie gohmert suing vice-president pence in the latest bid to steal the election for trump? i'll explain what in the world he's up to after this. s. >>> with just nine days to go until the final procedural hurdle in the 2020 election, the formal counting of electoral votes by congress on january the 6th, the trump dead end is in the republican party are pulling what we can only hope is the last stunt to try to overturn the outcome. today congressman louie gohmert filed a lawsuit against electors from arizona to try to get rid of the rules that govern next week's vote counting. by law, congress meets on january the 6th to open sealed certificates from each state and read the results aloud. with the president of the senate, vice-president mike pence presiding. gohmert's lawsuit claims that pence should be able to ignore the results that give joe biden a majority of the electoral college votes and count votes for donald trump instead. i

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matt: olivia, thank you for joining us.tate reporter -- even with a 4% drop, i couldn't afford rent in london. i don't know how you people do it. it is so expensive. you should check out berlin. next, when will bitcoin overtake the dow jones? eddie vanderbilt what that means and find out what the answers have been coming in as this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the question isn't whether there is a need to help people. the question is what the best way to help people? my judgment is, and across the across-the-board gifts to 85% of taxpayers of a kind that no one thinks can be sustained at every quarter is a mistake. that was former treasury secretary larry summers telling bloomberg why he thinks paying out $2000 stimulus checks is a mistake, and bloomberg opinion seems to be all against it, as well, but investors are cheering the move. global stocks, headed for a record high. joining us, our markets live editor who is neither american, nor a writer for bloomberg opinion, but i want to get your take. what do you think about $2000 stimu

so, looking back on what's happened since then, olivia, and to an extent how the administration has walked away from even talking about the deaths, how does it make you feel tonight? >> you know, i grieve every day for what is happening in the country and how much hurt is happening. i ka carry thcarry that with me back to every moment on the task force and a lot of really hard situations that happen behind the scenes and it is infuriating to me and it's devastating to me had that these people don't care. and you know, they have never cared, some of the people never took it seriously and they never thought the it was real and their behavior was kcavalier, which made it impossible for those of us like experts that were trying to actively do the right thing but it was impossible given the fact that it was a white houses that was never going to accept and take it seriously because they knew they were on the losing end on it, and it's tragic. >> do you put mike pence in that group of people, i mean, did he review this piece before it was published? what responsibility does he have for that mess

carley: her parents admitted to paying half $1 million in bribes to get olivia and her sister admittedusc. todd: a missouri woman looking to wipe away 2020. a fresh approach to christmas decorating this year, large rolls of toilet paper dominates the front line. you can't have a holiday without a masked t rex. >> the toilet paper rush was his inspiration for the display, took him about a week to create. adds a new spin to toilet paper in your house. this is what happens on christmas. still ahead, online learning get in apps as more failing grades during the pandemic. todd: a teacher and parent on deck to discuss whether online learning is failing our kids. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. todd: joe biden expected to nominate congressman marcia fudge as health secretary, the first woman to lead the department in 40 years. another vacant seat in the house republicans could pick up

olivia blake mp, from the public accou nts olivia blake mp, from the public accounts committee, thankand launch test and trace, millions of people have discovered weather they have covid—19 and weather they have covid—19 and weather they have covid—19 and weather they should self—isolate. the statement goes on... we know there is more to do and yesterday we published the nhs business plan setting out the next phase of improvement for the service and how we will increase the speed and reach of testing and tracing even further. ouraim is to of testing and tracing even further. our aim is to maximise the impact of testing, contact tracing and self—isolation hand—in—hand with targeted local restrictions and preventative behaviour like hands, face and space. travellers returning to the uk from spain's canary islands from saturday morning must self—isolate for two weeks after the government removed the area from the safe travel corridor list. it's another blow to holiday firms after a year of difficulties. our correspondent ben thompson is at london's stansted airport for us to find out mor

finally, olivia, let's look at the metro.. there is knocking to be next in the gathering for the queen this year —— the retail —— rita aura story. -- rita aura story. the queen... setting a great example for sort of sad not to think of the royal family not gathering together for the traditional christmas. it is a relief they are not doing something which the rest of the country is not allowed to do. i cannot remember, john, can you, the last time they we re john, can you, the last time they were not at sandringham?|i john, can you, the last time they were not at sandringham? i am not a traditional, quite a stickler for christmas day habits, and watching the queen at 3pm in the news coverage the queen at 3pm in the news cove rage of the queen at 3pm in the news coverage of her taking a walk to the church at sandringham and that small but quite enthusiastic band of people going to watch her, that is all been very much part of it, and i think her christmas message this year will be watched with even more interest, i think, year

i can't tell you, january 20th can't come soon enough. >> you know, olivia, something that i know you and i have talked about and that you've twiced abo tweeted about and i've pulled some about gop complicity. the truth is on both these fronts are on the false claims about the election, on the pressure campaign against local election officials, which have led to death threats and armed mobs outside the homes of some of them as well as the lies about the pandemic and a vaccine roll out that is now dangerously politicized. it wouldn't be happening if mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy and all of their members flanked the two leaders and told donald trump to stop. it just wouldn't happen. they have the power to make him stop by remufusing to do he's doing. they have the success or failure of the ultima the biden distribution plan of the vaccine by allowing donald trump to exploit it still as the lame duck president, what do we do about them? >> i think the american people really need to hold them accountable and stop letting them get away with this, especially other republicans. i think,

ken, olivia and ben bernanke. they are well-known to everyone watching. 5 minutes each to remarks about their views to think about debt goingth forward. then we'll just all get on together to have a discussion i will moderate, let's keep remarks to 5 minutes, we start with ben bern an cooke bernanke. >> okay. thank you. for a great presentation. really good paper. i agree with main conclusions about the accounting. i agree there is a lot of fiscal space, we should be pro active as previous panel said, i think that foing forwar foe -- going e should have a deficit by at, i will take a few minutes to defend n monitor policy just a little bit. there is a tendency to rule it out, two point, first that monetary policy has been in united states at least pretty effective in last couple years, we did actually reach 3.5% in. with positive federal funds rate andl a trade deficit, we're wee exporting, i think that powell's fed with their pivot and insurance cuts brought us to low unemployment that happened before the pandemi

olivia, we would expect that there is going to be some partisanship when it comes to these votes.ecially for a potential biden cabinet. >> of course, that's the nature of politics. this takes me back to my earlier point about why the senate majority is so important and why georgia -- the race there is so important because at the end of the day it will be up to the senate. if appointees and nominees ultimately get confirmed and a republican majority depends on it. >> shannon: are today, my body over on the five said something to the fact that you how come you can get a lot of attention in the press, but she said it's conservative women -- you are not going to end up on magazine covers. you are not going to get the glowing profiles. you are not going to get your blank done. quick final thoughts from here. >> it's interesting. there is a point there that dana made. but here ultimately is the point. and that is that cabinet picks are there to serve the president. if they haven't done anything tremendously wrong, if they haven't paid their taxes, they don't have an illegally employed h

also with us, olivia troy, who worked in the trump administration until august on the coronavirus taskorce as an adviser to vice president mike pence as well as an adviser on homeland security and counter-terrorism. she's now a contributor to the anti-trumpism group defending democracy together. and of course sam stein, politics editor for the daily beast and msnbc contributor whose byline is on the piece we just quoted, thank you all very much for being here. sam, i have to ask you, are people seriously still surprised by how destructive president trump is being and behaving in the final days of his administration? >> so, the answer to that question is yes, which is surprising in its own right. >> yeah. >> but the level of destructiveness that trump has brought, the lengths to which he's flirting to go, have caught loyal advisers off gord. we're talking about the sidney powell and impounding voting machines and pushing to not certify the election results. pushing potentially endorsing martial law to redo the election in key swing states. these are measures that are so far beyond lower

welcome back to my youtube channel. >> reporter: olivia jade speaking out for the first time earliern jada pinket smith's "red table talk." >> i'm definitely ready to address some things. it's been hard. i think for anybody, no matter what the situation is, you don't want to see your parents go to prison. also, it's necessary for us to move on and move forward. >> reporter: co-host and pinkett smith's mother adrienne banfield-norris pressing olivia jade on white privilege. something that he never realized she had. >> when you come to the table with something like this, it's like, child, please. >> i get that. >> you guys will go on and you'll be okay and you'll live your life. there's so many of us that it's not going to be that situation. >> so what have you learned specifically? >> to know, like, okay, olivia the fact you were on youtube and you were saying stuff like i don't want to go to school, i just want to party. the fact you could say those things shows how fortunate you were. you didn't have to worry about that. you knew you would be okay without it. that sits with me and i

and olivia's first ever time sledding. and done but olivia in the indomitable spirit of young kids says she's ready to get out there and do it again. >> going right back out. thank god for those boys. what a great, great story. will, thank you so much. >>> the creative ways to make sure you get your christmas gifts in time to get them under the tree. naes coming up. whit, take notes. notes. ♪ oh, just one. jake from state farm, it's the least i can do. you really did me a solid with that "maya markdown" on my insurance. here's the deal maya, state farm offers everyone surprisingly great rates. right. no really. there's no markdowns, just great rates. pull around back in 20 minutes. i'll hook you up with the good parts. when you want the real deal... like a good neighbor. state farm is there. even fast delivery on the perfect last minute gift from your walmart store. really fast. really perfect. let's end the year nailing it. ♪ leyou try to stay ahead of the but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray i

yamiche alcindor and olivia troy who works in the trump administration until august on the coronavirusforce as an adviser to vice president mike pence. as well as an adviser on homeland security and count counter-terrorism and now tom nicolles is here writer for the atlantic speaking here with us today and in a personal capacity. he's the author of the upcoming book "our own worst enemy, the assault from within our modern democracy." your thoughts on the assault that donald trump leads. >> the idea that the u.s. military have to say out loud there is no role for the military in politics tells that you we are in a slow-moving crisis. the military shouldn't have to say that. that should be assumed and part of our democracy and not something that we need reassurance about every day. it is clear that president has decided to talk to people who tell him what he wants to hear and will tell him that they're not talking about a military coup, they're just talking about the military rerunning an election. so that the president could walk out and say i'm not any thinking about a coup. but in tru

and miss olivia booker tells in her story, a lot of these attacks, there were people in uniform, and some of them were local national guards. and so there were bombs dropped in the city burned from the top. >> dropped from a military airplane? >> i don't know if it was from a military airplane. that part of the story i'm not completely sure. or whether it was some artillery, i'm not so sure on that aspect of the story. >> a couple of questions from folks on twitter, as we are having this conversation, a couple quick ones. steve asking there was a black jack pushing, but he was white. he earned his nickname commanding black troops on the spanish american war. is that the history of that? >> black jack, i keep gesturing because i'm in a gallery room. we interpreted that not too far from my right side so he did on the name black jack. and the interpretation because interpretations are all over the place. some folks used it as a term of endearment. some folks used to as a pejorative term. there is actually another name that he was called that began with and because he got involved with a

olivia troye, thank you so much for joining me on the show.st bid to steal the election for trump? i'll explain what in the world he is up to, after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. dreya! hey! how are you so good at this? relax. get into it! aw, yeah! i've got it! rated everyone. since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. >>> with just nine days to go until the final procedural hurdle in the 2020 election, the formal counting of electoral votes by congress on january 6th, the trump dead-end and the republican party are pulling what we can onl

>>that's great to see and olivia de janeiro, thanks sir for bringing us that report, yeah they did stop a while granting wishes because of the pandemic but they figured out some guidelines that would make it work back in business. yeah because you can't stop granting wishes. i hit that wraps up kron 4 news at 8, but our primetime news continues at the top of the hour we're going to continue to follow. our top story tonight, a stay at home order going into effect for 5 bay area counties coming up we're going hear from health officials in they're going why they're taking this drastic step it is drastic of the big question is will this latest shut down significantly slow down our current surge of cases and hospitalizations. >>we'll talk live with the doctor at stanford about how this stay at home order may actually affect th >>from the bay area's local news station. watching kron 4 news. >>now at night many bay area businesses already struggling to stay afloat during this pandemic are now bracing for a new stay at home order. this comes as cases continue to surge in almost every region fol

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>> olivia.mna: released in april,bb rachel's been ng together money from odd jobs for this hotel room. virtual visits are her only connection to olivia. >> i play my ukulele. my husband plays the harmonica and we read books. we sing her. she's too young to know anything about what's going on. what do eru say to a 14 month old zoom? like seven months old, you know? what do you say to a seven month old? they're audio visual. they want to touch stuff and put it all in their mouth. what is she going to do over a video visit but get angry because i'm not really there? amna:li to get her on track, and to get her daughter back, racheleeds a jobx and a e job and a hd soon, but she says her past is holding her back. >> it's just once you're in the systen though i got time served, i'mon done, i'm no probation, my cases are finished -- i'm still going to be punished for up to the next can't get a place live, or it's gonna be difficult tfor meget a job and start a career. i'm done, i've done my time and i'm

. >> a heart-felt message from olivia newton-john.ar-old australian singer and actress drifredelivee message on christmas day. last year, she revealed she was battling breast cancer for the third time. she recently launched a foundation for plant-based treatment to find a gentler treatment for cancer. >> we are days away from the time square ball drop marking the anticipated start of 2021. yesterday, workers installed 22 new waterford crystals. covered with more than 2,600 triangles. this year's edition to represent what is being called a gift of happiness design. >> this is an iconic celebration any year, this year, we are full of hope for the new year. although there are less people there, the tradition remains the same. we'll see this beautiful ball with the world united with a single wish for a good new year for everyone. >> time square will not be open to the public this year because of the pandemic. >> the cookie has crumbled in san francisco. a huge mysterious ginger bread monolyth crumbled. this one was made of ginger bread. g

did they not stopping the make a wish foundation from granting wishes to some deserving kids report oliviajaneiro spoke with a little girl in sacramento who got to be all things queen for a day. >>a shopping experience fit for a queen inside macy's in downtown sacramento before the doors opened 7 year-old and on her make a wish journey. it is your right to and joyful being known as her royal highness. welcomed by a royal court giuliana received the royal treatment trying on the finest dresses macy's has to offer. >>and when she landed on the perfect >>she greeted her subjects from a balcony above don't foe. >>an amazing day for an amazing little girl giuliana has been battling cystic fibrosis her entire life undergoing treatments for several hours every day sometimes she you know she she struggles with that a little bit. >>and she want to do her most and he's like mom i just want to be normal. i don't want their size i needed to do something so special because you you know you have disease, ladies and gentlemen, introducing your new queen but for today she gets to focus on her duties as qu

>> jimmy: yeah >> so i had just started working on this movie called "don't worry darling," that oliviat's starring, harry styles and florence pugh, and a really great cast. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, i know about this, yeah >> and, so, we -- i was like at the table read with them, and we -- i knew i wanted to propose and i hadn't really been able to talk to anybody, but, like, "how do i do this?" so, i sort of ran through some ideas with them and -- >> jimmy: with florence and harry styles >> yeah, yeah, i was like -- i was just, you know, spit-balling with flo and h-bomb, and you know, my -- and so we -- and olivia. and we were all just sort of chatting about it, and i came up with an idea that i liked, which was to -- like, we had just moved in to a new house and, so, i -- we were moving, and so i put a huge bouquet of flowers into a moving box, and then the ring at the center of the flowers, and my -- my now wife, was, like, moving stuff in the closet. and i was like, "hey, lily can you come in here and move this -- can you open this one box? and she was like, "i'm in the closet --" oh, yo

olivia troy. it's great to have you both. you know, adam, first, i want you to respond to congressman schiff -- i -- i don't have a position on this. i feel torn, myself, about this sort of fire with fire or fire with water, right? like, do you ratchet up in response? or do you ratchet down, in response? but, i'm curious, your thoughts, as you watch this. okay, they lost at the supreme court. and yet, there is no sanction. there is -- there is no cost that they have paid. >> so, i -- you know, i don't want to get into the realm of political strategy because i don't -- you know, that's not something i'm good at. that's not something i have expertise in. what i will say is that, you know, as long as there are no political consequences for going against democracy but there are political rewards for going against democracy, republicans are going to continue to do that. and that's -- that's just a question of incentives. there has to be some way to -- or, sorry, there has to be some way is a little determinative -- unless democrat

>> olivia. >> nawaz: released in april, rachel's been cobbling together money from odd jobs for this hotel room. virtual visits are her only connection to olivia. >> i play my ukulele, my husband plays the harmonica, and we read books. he sings to her. and i mean, really, she's too young to know anything about what's going on. >> nawaz: what do you say to a 14-month-old over zoom >> and when i got out of jail, she was only like seven months old, younow? what do you say to a seven- month-old? they're audio/visual. you know, they're-- they want to touch stuff and put it all in their mouth. what is she going to do over video visit but get angry because i'm not really there? >> nawaz: to get her life ont track, and to r daughter back, rachel needs a job, and a home, and soon. t, she says her past is holding her back. >> it's just, hece you're inystem, even though i got time served and i've-- i'm done. i'm noi'on probation. -- my cases are finished.to i'm still goine punished for up to the next ten years, via i can't get a place to live, or it's going to be difficult for me to get a job,

as olivia tells us, it is a glimmer of hope that comes on the same day the u.s.ks 300,000 covid deaths. >> the largest vaccination campaign in u.s. history begins. just three days after the food and drug administration cleared the pfizer biontech vaccine for use. this nurse received the first shot. >> this vaccine is exciting because i believe -- [indiscernible] it is the beginning of the last chapter of the book. but now, we just have to do it. vaccine does not work if it is in the vial, right? >> the first 3 million doses are being distributed to dozens of locations in all 50 states across the country. front of the line our health care workers and elderly residents in care homes. officials said senior members of the trump administration would also be the first. the u.s. president later tweeted that people working at the white house should receive the vaccine somewhat later. biden has pledged to vaccinate 100 million people in his first 100 days in office he could have a difficult task on his hands. lagasse weller, -- like elsewhere, trust in the vaccine is frag