obviously pasadena gets a great share of that.r other events we are using downtown los angeles, we using north orange county, and some of the regions south. we know that we generate a lot of economic activity for this region in, a time the traditionally slow. travel over the holiday season has been completed, you're coming up to new year's day and so really is a boom in this region have this type of activity going on. [applause] come on up to the second floor. while we do that i want to stop to show you this extraordinary silver trophy. it is the extraordinary trophy that was of all things, one by a woman in 1914 15 and 16. isabelle coleman. who by the way was still in business building floats for the tournament of roses in 1977. take a look at this float, which is indicative of the early float. it's a wagon be decked in flowers. then if you look to this next float, that is the kind of changing float building that isabella coleman championed. that is a whole not a whole lot different than we have today but they're larger grander a

her family decided there was no better place to put it than in the hands of the city of pasadena.se toey's gave the the city of pasadena with the proviso it would forever be the headquarters of the turnaround of roses -- tournament of roses. >> you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country itiestour.org/c american history tv only on c-span3. >> you are watching american history tv, exploring our nation's past every weekend on c-span3. we are looking back to this date in history. >> ladies and gentlemen, friends, as we celebrate the new year i am glad to address the citizens of the united states of america and to convey to you seasons greetings and best wishes from all soviet people. the first of january is a day when we take stock of the past year and try to look ahead into the coming year. 1987, ended with an event which can be regarded as a good omen. in washington, president reagan and i signed the treaty on the elimination of intermediate and shorter range missiles. steptreaty marks the first along the path of reducing nuclear arms, and

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thousands of are supporters filling the streets of pasadena to hold their own rose bowl parade. [horns honking] [cheers and applause] >> a pro-trump group decided to hold the parade after it was previously shut down due to the pandemic. at least 600 vehicles joined the caravan which followed the parade's usual root route. the rose bowl can move to texas along with the rose bowl. every other company and most of the billionaires in california, everyone is leaving california for texas. take your parade with you. those are your morning's headlines. jedediah: the exodus to texas. still ahead top new york leaders are under fire for their hand ring of the vaccine rollout despite new york being devastated by the pandemic. only a third of it vaccines have been administered. the question is why. dr. marc siegel is here to weigh in next. we are live from georgia all morning ahead the crucial senate runoff race. don't miss it. stick with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ aging is a journey. you can't always know what's ahead. since 1995, seniors have opened their doors to right at home for personalized care. to

pasadena was a strangely quiet day there for a january 1st, the tournament of roses parade was cancelled because of covid health restrictions and the rose bowl was moved to texas for fans to attend. that hasn't happened since 1942 two weeks after the attack on pearl harbor. the pierce point road advised was temple raorary closed becau reached capacity. they asked visitors for less crowded park areas to explore. >>> people are getting outdoors because so many indoor places like gyms are closed so how do you stick to your fitness resolutions? kris reyes gathered inspiration. >> bye 2020, hello 2021. >> let do it. >> reporter: let start with inspiration. >> let's go. >> reporter: the woman in the red hat she didn't start working out until she turned 50. >> beautiful, drive up. >> reporter: this girl dad has been staying strong and helping his daughter run the business. this family determined to stay fit and we found a full tennis court at the park a great start for a elt though 202 1. >> my son just fell in love with bicycles so i hope to get a bike and do riding with him. >> last year i hi

the old stadium, nice day in pasadena, nice weather, but the game was relocated to arlington, texas,me of the dallas cowboys because of covid. it was top-ranked alabama against number four, notre dame. alabama on the scoreboard first, they make it look easy on this mac jones to devante smith passed for 26 yards. great faking by the crimson tide here. how about the effort by harris not just to avoid the tackle, but to hurtle a defender. that is a 53 year art yard game. nick macleod is the notre dame player wondering where harris went. the panther ran for 120 yards on the day. now it is jones to smith a second time. smith back dives his way into the end zone, smith had three touchdown catches on the day. alabama roles, 31-14 and is 12- 0 to play the winner of tonight's clemson and ohio state game for the national championship. >>> it was george against cincinnati in the peach bowl, couple of top 10 teams. cincinnati put up a 14-10 lead at halftime and added to it less than a minute into the second half. jerome ford popped 179 yards to the house. cincinnati, 21-10. the fourth quarter wa

york we have sarah norman she is a democratic strategist digital marketer and data scientist and in pasadena we cross to greg john who well he is co-host and co-creator of the independent media show convoke are across up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciative ok let's go to it and and you know when i look at the last 2 election cycles and how being the polling was off i think it's it's more than methodology it's what we think about polls and and it seems also to me that the imbedded in that is that there should be a certain kind of voter and i think that the polls that are written looking for a certain kind of voter and when you do that you don't get the results that you want or people simply just won't answer honestly because they don't trust people they don't trust polling and politics. fortunately and so divisive so head well i you know i. i'm a little bit more cynical if you can believe it i actually think my old boss phyllis schlafly for whom i worked late phyllis schlafly who had such a long career in politics she used to describe that one of

. >> the rose bowl was played outside of pasadena for the first time since 1942.moved to the cowboys at&t stadium so that they could have fans in attendance. the former star bounces it outside, goes up and over the defender on his way for a career long run of 53 yards. harris went over 100 yards for the sixth time this season. he's now one of two finalists for the heisman trophy. alabama beats notre dame 31-14. they will play in the national title game next week. cincinnati fired up to try to finish their undefeated season, while miami has the turnover the bearcats celebrates a take away with the turnover group but it was georgia that got to celebrate at the end. a 53 yard throw to beat it all, the head coach had his running shoes on. he showed some speed to avoid that gatorade bath. new year's same results for the top right women's team. haley jones spins and beats the shot clock. the former archbishop led the cardinals with 18 points, stanford blows out arizona 81- 54 to remain unbeaten this year. the saints running back has had better days, first he was fined $

it's not just pasadena but the seven california region.t would have been nice for us to be able to contribute financially into our communities. we have tried to do, again, working throughout the year, we have partnered with the l.a. regional food bank and donated $100,000 for food scarcity here in the pasadena area. our volunteers delivered more than 50,000 meals to families for summer. with students not being in school, and not being able to access the programs. we are trying to do what we can to help people here in pasadena, the san gabriel valley region. during this very dark time of the pandemic. >> that's wonderful. thank you so much and of course the rose bowl game does continue today in texas. people can look forward to that. the ceo of the tournament of roses parade, thank you so much and happy new year. >> thank you. happy new year to year. >> coming up the political world ramping up as we kick off 2021. the senate voting to override moments ago one of president trump's vetoes for the first time ever. this is we gear up for the cr

. >>> el tradicional desfile de las rosadas en pasadena california fue muy diferente por la pandemia,or primera vez las remesas alcanzaron números récord en un año tan afectado por la pandemia. algunos cálculos dicen que los migrantes habrían enviado hasta $40,000,000,000 al cambiar dos dólares pesos el dinero rinde más. snaaaum una persona grabó las calles de roma donde había pájaros inmóviles >>> no se sabe por qué murieron. pero culparon a los de miles de fuegos artificiales que se utilizaron en este fin de año el alcalde lo había prohibido pero aún así hubo muchos fuegos pirotécnicos. al regresar aún con lasó por la pandemia holandeses se las ingenian para darse el tradicional chapuzón daño nuevo. vamos y venimos. ¡es tiempo de ahorrar con la liquidación en target! ahorra en ropa y zapatos... belleza... juguetes, decoración navideña y más. en la tienda o en target.com. ahorra más con la liquidación. en target. ay, humanos. detengan todo esto o el dolor lo hará por ustedes. ¡caminando sobre esos cuchillos! mirando sus linternas azules, ¡ja! !no pueden vivir así! el dolor cree que n

the team includes 4emts and paramedics who will work in a pasadena hospital. this is the first time that the department is taking people to other areas. that crew will work shifts for 14 days. >> they could be doing ivs. working with patients, helping nurses in the er. >> the need is great, funeral homes and morgues are overwhelmed with covid victims. the ariel victims are being shown to be placed in refrigerated storage, this was the deadliest day since the pandemic began. >> in sonoma county, a spokes person for the sheriff's office said that it can old 56 bodies. right now, the truck is empty, but the county said is it wants to be prepared in case. >> such a grim sight. well, developing news now, president trump has spent the evening trying to get back on twitter after his account was permanently suspended today. the president tried to get around the ban by using the potus account, the campaign account and an conta-- an accou belonging to an aide. >> i think why twitter and facebook are realizing is that this is a loaded gun. it is something that is not jus

day today, in pasadena. while the game was relocated to arlington texas. the home of the dallas cowboys, because of covid. it was top ranked alabama, against number four, notre dame. alabama, on the scoreboard first, they make it look easy on this map jones to dion k smith pass, for 26. then, great baking that crimson tide here. then how about the effort by harris, not just to avoid the tackle, but to hurdle a defender? that is at a 53 yard run, before he is thrown out of bounds on the sideline. nick macleod is the notre dame player wondering, where did harris go? the former panther ran for 125 yards on the day. now it is jones to smith, a second time, as smith back dives his way into the end zone could smith had three touchdown passes catches on the day. alabama roasted 1-14, and it is 12-0. it will be the national championship, alabama against the buckeyes, for the title. >>> it was georgia against cincinnati in the peach bowl. a couple of top 10 teams. cincinnati 2014-10 lead at halftime, and added to it in the second half. jerome ford pops 179 yards to

the team includes 4emts and paramedics who will work in a pasadena hospital. this is the first time that the department is taking people to other areas. that crew will work shifts for 14 days. >> they could be doing ivs. working with patients, helping nurses in the er. >> the need is great, funeral homes and morgues are overwhelmed with covid victims. the ariel victims are being shown to be placed in refrigerated storage, this was the deadliest day since the pandemic began. >> in sonoma county, a spokes person for the sheriff's office said that it can old 56 bodies. right now, the truck is empty, but the county said is it wants to be prepared in case. >> such a grim sight. well, developing news now, president trump has spent the evening trying to get back on twitter after his account was permanently suspended today. the president tried to get around the ban by using the potus account, the campaign account and an conta-- an accou belonging to an aide. >> i think why twitter and facebook are realizing is that this is a loaded gun. it is something that is not jus

>> i got my doctorate at fuller in pasadena and african- american leadership. >> that is interesting. that is where you combined the emphasis on our merits and of course what you're doing in the community, too. >> and the transformational role of the church. that was an opportunity for me to blend my concept around the role of the church in the community and the way it needs to be transformed to reach another generation. we are living in a time for many young people, they are anti-institution, any institution. particularly institutionalized religion. but faith and institutions have brought us this far as a people. we have to figure out how to make them relevant to the next generation coming behind us. >> do you think about running for office yourself? >> that was my desire before ministry. it is not something i think about now, but i am not opposed to it. i think at the time, and now, my influence is greater in this capacity them in political office, but you never know what the future holds. >> one of my predecessors at easter was mayor of richmond. i was pushed a little in that direc

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. >>> supporters of the president took part in a car parade in pasadena.hey plant to do it after the rose bowl parade was canceled. >>> time now, 7:24. the new year means new laws in effect. students have protection from predatory student loan companies. bar is protection from student loan companies. it also requires those companies to provide quality customer service, reliable information, access to affordable payment and debt forgiveness. california is the first in the nation to pass this lot. >>> homeowners will have to create a five foot ember resistant zone around their homes. the lost sponsors said many homes burned in recent wildfires, didn't catch fire because of the wall of fire approaching them but from embers that united with vegetation and wood chips around the home. >>> a law for family leave went into effect new year's day. they applied it to small employers as well. most companies with at least five workers bus grant up to 12 weeks of unknown unpaid time without losing their job. >>> still ahead, what we are learning about the new variance o

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elsewhere, the 2021 rose parade in pasadena became a virtual televised event after the official polarton, massachusetts was cancelled, small groups are still braved the four degrees temperatures. back to philadelphia and the mummers protest was not any fears about the pandemic? know, we have our mask on. we'll be safe. now on bbc news, talking movies. hello and welcome to this 20 —— special review of this 2020 addition of talking movies. i don't have to tell you that 2020 was an extremely difficult year. a worldwide pandemic. economic meltdowns here in the united states, and extremely vitriolic presidential election campaign. 0bviously vitriolic presidential election campaign. obviously the movie industry was affected. amid all the mayhem, it was easy to lose sight of the fact that some excellent cinema emerged during the year. instead of giving you oui’ the year. instead of giving you our customer left of top ten films of the year, we asked movie critics and movie journalists around the world to tell us what was for them the best film of the year. so i'm going to kick things off and

hoda and al roker hosted nbc's coverage from the new york studio not down in pasadena. remote marching bands and music of course led by kermit the frog. beautiful tux, by the way. >>> the war wrz played their first regular season home game in more than nine months. we're going to take you to chase center. next in sports. >>> going into tonight's home opener the golden state warriors had won two in a row up against the portland trail blazers. could they make it three. second quarter kurie and the warriors making it close. going to throw up the shot to score and the foul. second half portland pulling away. oakland native millered joins the three-pointer. he had 38 points tonight. steph curry still giving it his all in the second half. he throws it up, gets fouled. portland has way too much for the warriors tonight winning 113-87. >>> the crimson tide keeps rolling. number one alabama up against notre dame today in the rose bowl in texas. what? yeah played in texas because fans aren't allowed in california right now. look at this, alabama running back antioch high school a

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york we have sarah norman she is a democratic strategist digital marketer and data scientist and in pasadena we cross to greg john who well he is co-host and co-creator of the independent media show convoke are across up rules and effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciative ok let's go to it and and you know when i look at the last 2 election cycles and how the the polling was off i think it's it's more than methodology it's what we think about polls and and it seems also to me that imbedded in that is that there should be a certain kind of voter and i think that the polls that are written looking for a certain kind of voter and when you do that you don't get the results that you want or people simply just won't answer honestly because they don't trust people they don't trust polling and politics. fortunately and so divisive so head well i you know i am a little bit more cynical if you can believe it i actually think my old boss phyllis schlafly for whom i worked like phyllis schlafly who had such a long career in politics she used to describe that one of the ke

they have been working at huntington memorial hospital in pasadena, which has a large tent to help with patient overflow there, assisting with patient intake, drawing blood, starting ivs and a host of other things they've been trained to do, but one firefighter says their biggest contribution is helping relieve some overburdened staff who are stressed and fatigued. you can see it in their faces. they're tired. they're they're wearing a mask all day they've got, you know, small abrasions all over their face from their mass, a lot of them or band aids on their does having the masc um, y deaths and sorrow. firefighter collinson says he's seeing something. he didn't expect. every bit of these people at this hospital we've been at have been just incredibly. um positive and i don't know how they do it, and they're just i think the best way to describe them is resilient. firefighters are not only helping, but also learning and they'll be passing along knowledge that could soon prove useful. in the bay area. that's kind of a wake up call for all of our department's up here in northern californi

and made arrests the multi-day legal policy was attended by hundreds if not abandoned warehouse in pasadena its organizers now face 860-0000 euro fine. europe's most active volcano is putting on a par a classic performance with smoke and ash rising from its snowy peaks dozens of earthquakes hit cicely's mount etna over the name here proceeded a few weeks earlier by flying rocks and flying low over. and that's today's news and just some of the big stories that we've been tracking through the holidays here on all of iraq's edition of the weekly and around 33 minutes from. when our troops seemed wrong. when old roles just don't hold. any new world yet to shape our disdain for the conflict advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is off and spearing dramatic development the only posts really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. this is no

the actual rose bowl sat vacant, on a dutiful day today, in pasadena.was relocated to austin, the home of the dallas cowboys, because it is covid. top-ranked alabama against number four, notre dame. alabama on the scoreboard first, make it look easy on this mike jones to devaunte fifth pass. then great thinking by the crimson tide, and how about this effort, by know she harris, not just to avoid tackles, but then to hurtle a defender. that is a 53 yard run, nick macleod, the notre dame player, wondering what happened? the former antioch panther ran for 125 yards on the day. notice to jones for the second time, and back sides his way into the end zone. smith had three touchdown passes on the day. alabama roles 31-14. he is 12-0, alabama against ohio state for the national championship, on monday the 11th. guys? >> sounds good. thank you so much, joe. for joining on this first the 2021. tonight. s) hey, who could be calling at this hour? (ring) oh. it's sal. mnh-mnh. (beep) no. not answering that. whatever earth-shattering drama she's going through can wa

elsewhere, the 2021 rose parade in pasadena became a virtual televised event.ups still braved the four degrees temperatures. back to philadelphia, and the mummers' protest. any fears about the pandemic? no, we got out about the pandemic? no, we got our mask on. we'll be safe. aruna iyengar, bbc news. wham's last christmas has topped the uk singles chart for the first time, 36 years after it was first released. the festive classic was streamed 9 million times over the last week. let's have a listen. # last christmas i gave you my heart # but the very next day you gave it away first released in december 1984, george michael and andrew ridgeley‘s song was famously held off the top spot by band aid's do they know it's christmas. it's since returned to the top ten six times. richard blade is a dj with sirius xm, and he's been telling me how he felt when he heard the news. i was thrilled, it's a great song. we play it a lot on sirius xm and i was really shocked, actually, it had never been to number one on the uk charts before. yeah, 36 attempts, i suppose! it is qui

college football and for the first time since world war ii the rose bowl is not taking place in pasadena, executives decided to move it to arlington , texas. >> because california's current coronavirus restrictions would not allow players families to attend. the annual rose bowl parade was canceled several months ago. alabama is facing notre dame. >>> it was an ugly into the arm forces bowl yesterday. the tensions started to rise after taunting at the end of the game. one player had to be assisted back to the locker room. >>> federal officials have reversed course saying that distilleries do not have to pay a large fee for making hand sanitizer during the pandemic. here's more in reaction from one distillery down in florida. >> reporter: local distilleries stepping up and producing hand sanitizer when no one could find it anywhere. and it looks like they will be able to keep doing so. for making booze to this coveted liquid piquant hand sanitizer became scarce at the beginning of the pandemic places like copper bond decided to pitch in. >> i said we can make alcohol, let's go ahead and m

the jurassic qwest exhibition in pasadena rose bowl in pasadena ka featuring over 70 prehistoric creatures you got drive in movies skrerts political rallies now dinosaurs even covid tested in a drive through. dagen: i love this, if i was in cali i would go out pasadena rose bowl a traveling show you see that there is an a human wearing what appears a raptor costume you can't defend yourself in the streets people might believe it i think that costume might do it. >> who doesn't love dinosaurs i have 8-year-old 4-year-old definitely go tour to jurassic with car an interesting analogy for investors, because the future is largely unpredictable so investors should -- lay off trying to predict if you don't believe me, dinosaurs were wiped out by asteroid ask them. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with

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. ♪ and probably even pasadena.hter]. >> thank you everyone for joining us for this evening's event. my name is kim and i'm a host of tonight's event . to before we can begin i want to encourage you all to check upper lineup of upcoming virtual events . 104 any upcoming events we are looking forward to is tiffany in conversation with la about new book say it louder . black voters, white narratives and saving our democracy. that is next friday, the 18th. as well please remember to close on twitter facebook and instagram. and tonight we are honored to welcome leonard mlodinow. and rob paulson. leonard received his phd in theoretical physics at the university of california berkeley. it was in alexander fellow. at the max institute . and was on the faculty of california institute of technology. his previous books include the bestsellers the granite design and refer history of time and both with stephen hawking . and some global which was a winter of literary science writing award. in one of the worldviews. as well as el

no elaborate floats, no marching bands on the streets of pasadena this morning. >>the city of course canceling the parade because of the pandemic the first cancellations since world war 2, the parade usually involves hundreds of volunteers and thousands of spectators along a 5 mile wrote this year's parade featured virtual marching bands are looking at part of this here prerecorded musical performances and a look at floats from earlier years. with the rose parade road empty president trump's supporters they took the opportunity to hold a car caravan. the so-called patriots rose parade, including cars decorated with roses trump signs and flax. >>one of the flow sidelined this year still had its moment to shine during today's broadcast the donate life float which has been celebrating organ donor since 2003. this year the honor to donors include a young man from colorado who died in a car accident doctors say his organs help save 6 other lives. family got help decorating this year's float. >>it's one of our favorite pictures of jake that we all have we got together

>>heading down the streets of pasadena this morning. so the you know why they didn't of course they canceled the parade to try to keep people safe from the coronavirus first time it's been canceled since world war 2. instead of the typical 5 mile parade route involving. volunteers hundreds of volunteers, thousands of spectators. this year's rose parade featured virtual marching pans are looking at part of that here prerecorded musical performances of the muppets made an appearance just some scenes from earlier parades. with the rose parade road empty president trump supporters took that opportunity to call hold of this car caravan, the so-called patriots rose parade that cars decorated with roses trump signs and flags. >>one of the floats sidelined this year still had its moment to shine during today's broadcast the donate life float which has been celebrating organ donor since 2003. this year the honored donors included a young man from colorado who died in a car accident. doctors say his organs help save 6 other lives family got to he

that study found that not having the rose parade along with the rose bowl in pasadena. could mean a huge economic loss. according to the un nick a research corporation that number could be as high as 200 million dollars. back in july organizers canceled the parade because of the pandemic the study says that events related to the rose bowl of the rose parade. help support some 2000 full time jobs for folks in lodging food retail and entertainment. parade and game related spending also generated some 38 million dollars in tax revenues. >>meanwhile, 2021 is already looking up for space x the defense department has awarded elon musk's company 150 million dollar contract to launch as many as 28 satellites for the pentagon space agency space x will launch from vandenberg air force base late next year. to the satellites will be from a so-called tracking layer that's capable of detecting missiles. and coming up right after the break. >>how the new trend of people posting that they've been vaccinated on social media is highlighting a flaw is and who isn't getting the shot. >>a n

the annual rose parade in pasadena, california was one of many events canceled nationwide.rseas, the vatican's st. peter's square lay empty asr pope franclected on 2020. >> ( translated ): the painful events that marked humanity's hturney last year, especially the ndemic, tas how much it is necessary to take an interest in others' problems and to share their concerns. >> woodruff: we will return to the pandemic's front lines in this country, after the news summary. for the first time, the united states congress has over-ridden a veto by president trump. senators rejected his veto of the annual defense policy bill in a rare new year's day the house of repreives had already voted to override. the president wanted the bill to strip protections for tech companies, amongther things.le senators wraagain today over increasing pandemic reef checks to $2,000. texas republican john thune argued that too many better-off americans would qualify under the distrionbuormula. he accused supporters of bigger checks of "misrepresenting the facts" ahe debated vermont independent bernie sander

i've done a couple design houses throughout like pasadena showcase, philharmonic. more of an experience in that, because i see aesthetic and what's out there and what's new. steve: [ chuckles ] okay. so let's do that. let's do that. let me see, let me see what you can come up with, and i don't know, maybe i'll surprise you and come up with something myself. lemonis: meaning that you want to compete with her on the design? steve: well, yeah. lemonis: yes? steve: yeah, i do. lemonis: so it sounds like that's what we're doing. we're going to set a timeline of, call it two weeks. steve: okay. lemonis: steve has done unbelievable residential work, but what i want him to do is learn to respect ana's understanding and knowledge of the commercial business. but if he wants to put his design against hers, a little competition could be good for the company, but as a whole. steve: i really want to talk about how we're going to work, because right now, i'm bidding a job in las vegas. forwarded the package to ana maria, she priced it. lemonis: what did you do with the price that

they have been working at huntington memorial hospital in pasadena, which has a large tent to help with patient overflow there assisting with patient intake, drawing blood starting iv's and a host of other things they've been trained to do, but one firefighter says there. biggest contribution is helping relieve some overburdened staff who are stressed and fatigued. you can see it in their faces. they're tired. they're there weren't a mask all day they've got, you know, small abrasions all over their face from their mass. a lot of a more band aids on their does having the mascot all day. um it's the daily deaths and sorrow. firefighter collinson says he's seeing something he didn't expect. every bit of these people at this hospital we've been at have been just incredibly positive and i don't know how they do it, and they're just i think the best way to describe them is resilient. firefighters are not only helping, but also learning and they'll be passing along knowledge that could soon prove useful in the bay area. that's kind of a wake up call for all of our department's up here in nort

and 62 in pasadena. we'll talk about this storm. he walks now, guys.> you can see her son jumping into the shot to give mom a hug. she has to pick him up, of course. it just comes off as super cute. am marks i keep waiting for this to happen to you. do you lock up your garage space or something? >> yeah, there is no entering the garage. but you do hear louie at honestly, the most inappropriate times. we'll be talking about something really serious, and i can hear louie going off in the house, and i'm like oh, man. >> woof, woof, what was that? interesting. how about you, spencer? what did you think of that? >> that was totally cute. so precious. and i love the fact that she just went along with it naturally. you pick up the kid. you hold the kid and go on. you don't get all flustered. that was a sweet moment in tv, i think. >> i know, larry. i don't know why i haven't seen anything like that with you either. hmm. >> well, we don't have any infants in the house. >> no, but other random. >> we did our time. we did our time and now it's ama's turn. we hav

>> i am anne-marie from pasadena, i was saddened to hear from so many bad behavior events with all ofol. i was curious, why did they never reduce the number of alcoholic drinks or alcoholic in the eggnog? now you are talking about protocol, we hear a lot about the protocol that took place with the british wedding recently, and the etiquette where you are supposed to wear a certain thing and speak assured wet. whether that kind of thing to visit at the white house? >> for the first question about alcohol, we started having non alcoholic eggnog. and the recipe was su(r a tradition that there was thij, you cannot mess with the recipe. we would have the person that was serving it warn people. hey, this is very potent. just be careful. people usage and a lot more years ago, now, for a lot of people it hit quicker. we did certainly offer other alternatives, we were very careful with what events we served alcohol. >> hard liquor. like the st. patrick's day event, it was particularly a liquid event every year, but also very fine. after a nun knocked down one of the military social aides in he

have been working at huntington memorial hospital in pasadena, which has a large tent to help with patient overflow there, assisting with patient intake, drawing blood, starting ivs and a host of other things they've been trained to do, but one firefighter says their biggest contribution is helping relieve some overburdened staff who are stressed and fatigued. you can see it in their faces. they're tired. they're they're wearing a mask all day they've got, you know small abrasions all over their face from their mass, a lot of them or band aids on their does having the masc um, y deaths and sorrow. firefighter collinson says he's seeing something. he didn't expect. every bit of these people at this hospital we've been at have been just incredibly. um positive and i don't know how they do it, and they're just i think the best way to describe them is resilient. firefighters are not only helping, but also learning and they'll be passing along knowledge that could soon prove useful. in the bay area. that's kind of a wake up call for all of our department's up here in northern california that we

. >> i'm from pasadena.really enjoyed hearing it, but i was kind of sad and about so much bad behavior events with all the alcohol. i was kind of curious. why didn't they ever reduce the number of alcoholic drinks or the alcohol level in the eggnog? on that vein, talking about protocol, we hear so much about the protocol that took place with the british wedding recently. the etiquette that you're certain -- supposed to wear a certain thing and speak a certain way. was there also that kind of thing to visit the white house? >> well. the first question about alcohol. we started having non alcoholic eggnog. and there was, the recipe is such a tradition that there was this ... you can't mess with the recipe. but we would have the person serving it warn people, hey, this is really potent. and just be careful because people used to drink a lot more years ago. now, i think for a lot of people, it hit quicker. we certainly offered other alternatives. we were very careful on wet events we served alcohol. >> the st. p

i am from pasadena. i really enjoyed it, but i was kind of saturn to hear about so many bad behavior vence with all the alcohol. so i am kind of curious -- why didn't they ever reduce the number of alcoholic drinks or reduce the alcohol level in eggnog? and you were talking about protocol -- we hear so much about the protocols that took place with the british writing recently and the etiquette that you are supposed to wear a certain thing or speak a certain way. was there that kind of thing to visit the white house that people were given? jeremy: so the first order of thing -- we did -- i think it was the previous administration that started having nonalcoholic eggnog. and the recipe was such tradition that you cannot mess with the recipe. but we would have the person that was serving it warn people, hey, this is really potent, and you have to be careful. because, you know, people used to drink a lot more coming years ago. and now, i think for a lot of people, it hit quicker. but we did, certainly, offer

of the pandemic, the first time what they call the granddaddy of them all has been played outside pasadena in almost 80 years. meanwhile number three ranked ohio state stunned number two clemson. sorry tiger fans, in the sugar bowl avenging last year's loss. justin fields threw six touchdown passes despite a nasty hit. ohio state and alabama will face off in the championship game january 11th in miami. kristen, my condolences to your husband. a big notre dame fan. but alabama, they are good. >> they are good. it was a tough day in our household, but it's going to be a good final matchup. >> it gave him a free hour and a half. the second half. >> he had a free day once he realized where that game was headed. >>> we want to check in now with weather. dylan is off so we'll say hello and happy new year to somara from our d.c. station here. >> good morning, kristen and peter. good morning to our friends in the northeast and new england who this morning are waking up to winter alerts. we're talking nearly 10 million people impacted by this winter storm. check it out. so we have areas like northe

pro-trump supporters driving along the iconic rose parade route in colorado boulevard in pasadena. rose bowl football game was moved from california to texas because of coronavirus lockdowns. does the new year mean brand new laws for american citizens? now that 2021 is here there are major new regulations going into effect in states across the u.s., everything from police reform to coronavirus restrictions are on the table and they're getting an overhaul. laura engle takes a closer look at what you can expect. >> no peace! >> the biggest news of 2020 has helped to shape some of biggest changes in new laws going into effect this year, including the death of george floyd and the pandemic. george floyd who died at the hands of a minneapolis police officer while in custody in may sparked widespread protests and demonstrations around the world, calling for police reform. states, including california, delaware, iowa, new york, oregon and utah passed bans on police chokeholds. in georgia, two new anti-bias laws are now in effect, one imposing more penalties for hate crimes, while the othe

. >> the rose parade, th >>> for nearly 130 years, the streets here in pasadena have been filled on newe tournament of roses presents our newest endeavor. a brand new celebration full of musical talent, visits to our military, deeper stories from our beloved parade, and, of course, you, our fans. i'm gary sinise, grand marshal from the 2018 rose parade.

. >> we're waiting for the storm to arrive in southern california -- it looks like -- 62 in pasadena.'ve lost all control. >> clearly 10-month-old nolan did not care that his mom was hard at work. he latched on to her leg, wouldn't let go. turns out the surprise cameo is a hit with her viewers and colleagues. >> by the way, can nolan be any cuter? oh, my goodness. >> thank you. thank you. say thank you, everybody. everybody's been so nice and they think he's the cutest. i've been getting comments, just more baby in weather, please. >> i love when little kids make an appearance. we have a shot here of our tony dokoupil at home, anchoring the other day. look at this. little teddy -- he didn't make it into the shot, though. >> a lot of skin in that shot from baby and dad. i apologize. >> legs -- woo woohoo. love it. it's great when kids make it into the shot -- >> i love how she handled it. i love that. real life. >> what everybody's dealing with at home. everyone's working from home, getting those kind of interruptions. got to roll with them. >> got to roll. >> he's always been in the s

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