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this post-election period has been, and what joe biden said tonight was, no, i'm not going to be a patsy. i understand what has gone on here. and i'm going to hold the republicansol accountable. i go into this with eyes wide-open. and i think he was sending a very clear message that though he wants to be a unifier, he understands that the fist is necessary. the open palm is not the way in which governing will be done, there has to be a combination of the open hand and the fist. andd i think you saw the fist tonight when joe biden talked about what has happened here. >> if somebody told me there will be a winner of a presidential campaign, will come out and specifically take a shot at 126 members of the opposing party in the house of representatives, i would have said to you, that will never be joe biden. in fact, no one has ever done it. but then again, no one has ever had 126 of them come out and say, we want to defy the american voter and these 126 have clearly identified themselves to joe biden as people he can just forget about ever dealing with. >> yes. because i think what they've

doesn't recognize the nihilism that is now at the heart of the republican party, that he will be a patsy for republicans. and when you hear joe biden, i'm now just echoing this critique from the left, when you hear joe biden do what both of us who know joe biden would do if he won the election which is to say i'm here to unify the country, bet things done and be a president even for the people who didn't vote for me, that inflamed for somin the left the notion, oh god, here we go, joe biden is just going to let bygones be bygones, not recognize the existential threat to democracy that this postelection period has been and that republicans have largely sided with and capitulated in in a de facto and attempted coup and what joe biden tonight said is, no, i am not going to be a patsy. i go into this with eyes wide open and i think he was sending a very clear message to his party that though he wants to be a unifier, he understands that the fist is necessary, that you cannot -- and the open palm is not the way governing is going to be the way it gets done in this party, you see the open hand

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is a left wing matches political party which should go to patsy now so the actual movement for black lives is lost its momentum as being any credibility well let's educate people about the entire history of the slave but don't hide the fact black african tribes were complicit in it well before europeans got there and it wasn't just british colonial as let's put one of those issues. because. it is not glorifying really the slave trade is it and in fact that showing an artistic spotlight on what was a horrifying and entering legacy and in this case children it might spark a debate which would be good. well it hasn't sparked a debate as the as you say been there for 27 years says it's been offensive all the time and our supposed many people get tea in the tate gallery so it's never been a huge issue now to point out. because points out what why why offensive not artistically. well i think it's offensive in so much as it is showing the brutal enslavement took place where african children were. and. enslaved rape brutalized beaten and i think you'd be asked to be shown in the show in its

patsy palmer saying, i can hear that laugh now. daniella westbrook, my heart is broken.talk to me and a good friend throughout everything in my life —— mentor. born barbara ann deeks, she began acting as a teenager. her big break ina acting as a teenager. her big break in a workshop, oh what a lovely dog, sparrows can't sing man inspiration for those who followed her path through the stratford east leiataua. to grow up, go to carry on films, see her in kitchens and legends she was, to know and work with are for the short time i did, it is super special. iam special. i am thankful. her early fame and ca ba ret i am thankful. her early fame and cabaret and stage also attracted shady company. she briefly dated reggie kray. it was the carry on films which made her a star. hi. her entrance always an excuse for something slightly saucy. have you got a large one?” for something slightly saucy. have you got a large one? i have had i'io have you got a large one? i have had no complaints so far! after those nine carry on films, there were some lean years until she found peggy. gra

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my past father, call them patsy, first shaft, my dad and myself, i'm the third chef in 76 years. it's really horrible. i would really like to submit to you that closing down restaurants may be actually contributing more to the spread of coronavirus as my friend andrea's just said, people want an escape. they want to go out and have fun. you are locking people up and living rooms and we have a government that says, follow the science, follow the science. the science says the spread is 74% in living rooms and 1.4% in restaurants. take away bars from that, one half off 1%, one half of 1% is the spread in restaurants. let me tell you, living rooms are great with your families. theyun no control, you can havea lot of people there. when someone walks in ane restaurant, they've got to get there temperature plus we had to put in 13 filters which is manned and aided mandated by thet government. active air technology, a special thing that is called bipolar ionization that actually kills the virus. this is the stuff they use in hospitals, the same system they use in hospitals.bm i submit to

it's a family affair for you and your family as well, family-owned, family manage, tell us about patsies and what it means to your family. >> my father, is 88 years old and he started when he was 12. his father start at the restaurant he was the first chef, my dad and myself, i'm the third chef and it's really horrible. i really would like to submit to you that closing down restaurants may be actually contributing more to the spread of coronavirus as my friend andrea's just said, people want an escape, they want to get out, they want to go and have fun and you're locking people up in the living rooms. we have a government that says follow the science -- the science says the spread is 74% in living rooms and 1.4% in restaurants. it's one half of 1% and that's their own data. let people out of their living rooms -- let me tell you, living rooms are great, they are with your family but they are unregulated, there's no control, you can have a lot of people there. when someone walks into the restaurant, they've got to get their temperature taken, 6 feet apart, only certain number of people at

i'm dealing with anilist and i'm still trying to get work done for the american people and i'm not a patsyd about what it is like to try to get things done in this environment with this party that no longer believes in large measure with the basic construct of house american democracy is supposed to work. >> you know, eddie, it seems double edged, it seems that on the one hand, how do you governor with a party that can't acknowledge truth and fact and is everything that john heilemann just said they are. on the other hand, if, as president, you could say in my tent i have united the democratic party, largely, and i have all of the republicans who live in the real world on my side. you can present yourself to the country as truly governing in the way that joe biden keeps saying over and over again, the way he wants to govern, for all americans. do you think that is a winning way to start or are you skeptical that there is any room to try to work with republicans at any level? >> well, it all depends on the size of that number of republicans who are in the real world. because not only are th

patsy palmer — "i can hear that laugh now." danniella westbrook — "my heart is broken."oughout everything in my life, and she wasjust great fun. great, great fun. born barbara ann deeks, she began acting as a teenager. her big break wasjoan littlewood's theatre workshop. oh, what a lovely war, things ain't what they used to be, sparrows can't sing. an inspiration for those who followed her path through the stratford east theatre. to grow up carry on, and to be at the theatre royal and see her in pictures and the legend that she was, and to be able to know her and work with her for the short time that i did is super special, man, and i'm thankful for that. but her early fame in cabaret and stage also attracted some shady company. she briefly dated reggie kray. but it was the carry on films that made her a star. hi. her entrance always an excuse for something slightly saucy. sorry. have you got a large one? i've had no complaints so far. he cackles. # up to the west end! but after those nine carry on films, there were some lean years. until she found peggy. grant! mum. i h

. >> reporter: patsy survived covid and her son is still recovering from it after a long battle. >> itery -- a big test of our faith because no parent wants to lose their son. >> i believe if i did not have my faith, i don't think i would have survived. >> reporter: the church staff was following protocols dog temperature checks and spacing out chairs. >> we are able to off this on this very unique christmas season. >> reporter: with so many friends and family separated this season, there are christmas wishes for the future. >> i hope for the vaccination soon for everybody. hopefully, next year will be a great year and we are back to normal here in the church. >> reporter: in the meantime, christmas 2020 is here at a time when we need it most. cornell bernard, abc 7 >>> christmas ma mass looked different with the pope francis. >> the mass was much smaller with few err than 200 people in attendance. people wore masks and maintained social distancing. mass is typically held at midnight but it was pushed this year a few hours earlier because of a 10:00 p.m. curfew. >>> if you're looking t

maybe someone else did the shooting and got away and oswald was the patsy. and then oswald, he maintained his innocence throughout, he was shot by ruby giving rise to a maybe there was someone else. the first thing to look at is conspiracy theories themselves. i must admit as i did when we talked about lincoln, i am prone to accept them. when i first our look at the lincoln assassination, i was totally convinced that there was a conspiracy and that john will explain it was not at the top of it. i have changed my mind, for those of you who are here a few weeks ago, i now believe booth was the guy, there was no one above him, and he was responsible. we will see where we come down on the kennedy assassination. but conspiracy theories themselves are -- they are fascinating. they are murder mysteries. we all want to know if there's a secret. there's more to this story than we know, it can't be this one demented guy. there is something interesting out there. everyone likes to know that they are in on the secret. it's a lot more appealing than looking at it as a de

. >> reporter: patsy survived covid.on is still recovering from it after a long battle. >> it was a very -- a big test of our faith because no parent wants to lose their son. >> i believe if i did not have my faith, i don't think i would have survived. >> reporter: the church staff was following protocols, doing temperature checks and spacing out chairs. face masks required for worship. >> we're very happy to be able to offer all this to the community here on this christmas, on this very unique christmas season. >> through my most grievous fault -- >> reporter: with so many friends and family separated this season, there are christmas wishes for the season. >> i hope for the vaccination soon for everybody. hopefully next year will be a great year and we're back to normal here in the church. >> reporter: meantime, christmas 2020 is here at a time when we need it most. in novato, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> for days, even weeks we've heard pleas from health officials for families not to do traditional gatherings for chr

in several texas music clubs, including the country store, an old school honky-tonk where elvis and patsyl performed and it's a lone star state destination. >> you know, it's not just a place to go out and drink beer and have fun while it is that, too, is there are huge economic drivers in any city around the country. >> reporter: now this legislation specifically prohibits the relief money from going towards any large companies or publicly traded companies, but, still, some of the biggest names in entertainment have gotten behind this effort, alice cooper, katy perry, sarah silver man. kelly, the challenge is setting up these programs could take a couple of months and some businesses may not be able to hold on that long. back to you. >> and what's the estimate, ylan, of when people can get access to these funds? we know the distribution, own even on the vaccine front, have been the thorn in our side all year. >> reporter: blayne tucker said march is his conservative estimate for when these programs might be set is up and the money can start going out the door the good news is that the ha

that was somebody in our opinion who had just done this heinous thing and was nervously awaiting his patsyhis fall guy to show up. >> after killing bryan, his fall boy, prosecutors said brett staged the crime scene and planted that gym bag and ammunition. >> i guess the idea was that was supposed to be some kind of murder bag. >> and placed the gun he'd used to kill his wife in bryan's hand. there's no way bryan brought that gun to brett's house, a friend testified. >> did you know whether bryan had a gun? >> not -- no. but heck no, he did not have a gun. bryan was scared of guns. there is no way on this earth that bryan capnerhurst had a pistol. none. zero. it did not happen. >> and there was something else. >> that gunshot to the forearm -- >> bryan capnerhurst had suffered a major gunshot wound to his arm, but he was still clutching the gun as he lay dead on the floor. a medical examiner testified it's unlikely the gun would have stayed in his hand. >> in my medical opinion based on the shots to the forearm and falling over i believe that the gun fell out of his hand. >> the gun had bee

. >> reporter: patsy berg survived covid.er son is still recovering after a long battle. >> it was a very -- a big test of our faith, because no parent wants to lose her son. >> i believe if i did not have my faith, i don't think i would have survived. >> reporter: the church staff was following protocols, doing temperature checks, and spacing out chairs. face masks required for worship. >> we're very happy to be able to offer all this to, you know, to the community here on this christmas -- on this very unique christmas season. >> through my most grievous fault. >> reporter: with so many friends and family separated this season, there are christmas wishes for the future. >> i hope for the vaccination soon for everybody. hopefully next year will be a great year and we're ack to normal here in the church. >> reporter: meantime, christmas 2020 is here at a time when we need it most. in novato, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> and of course we've heard pleas from health officials for families not to do traditional gatherings for

patsy palmer, who played bianca jackson on eastenders, shared a moving tribute on instagram.s i sit and think about her. i hope it'll ring in my ears for ever." many people reacting to that. we can speak now to our arts correspondent david sillito. so many people had affection for dame barbara windsor, throughout generations, because her career spanned so many different areas. that is the whole point, isn't it? whenever i spoke to her i always thought how i had grown up watching carry on films. that is who she was to be. another generation, she will be peggy mitchell from eastenders. i was thinking back to a moment when i interviewed her, ithink was thinking back to a moment when i interviewed her, i think it was a children in need event and the public were on one side and lots of famous people walking past, but she was the only person where there was a ripple of excitement, of feeling that this was notjust a ripple of excitement, of feeling that this was not just a a ripple of excitement, of feeling that this was notjust a famous person, this almost felt like a friend. when

the look out got me but i know that the most of the patsies i boycotted most of the parties did not involved in the resupply let shuns because the council those who are going to be. election about was what got there but most of the party so i did end of the day it was it's more of a coon issue on which to bring to have a nice $95.00 but i'll since control by the impact and there's a perception in the county about the same members of the ruling but i response for the crisis and it's always a motorist rejoins for the police got crisis that's the other parts of the right as all the while in the room while political opponents are in prison so you can imagine this is going to consolidate because grip on power and hasn't been any of any meaningful attempt to negotiations with those regions in conflict. at the end of the day that's what's going to happen there was a grand battle we we thought beasts no hopeless situation it was supposed to be a means one that any self but unfortunately also on the part of the parties. did not appear but equally also with changes that have come up out of the ground

patsy palmer, i can hear that laugh now. danniella westbrook, my heart is broken.as a teenager. born in shoreditch, in london, the daughter of a barrow boy, it was joan littlewood at a theatre workshop who saw her star quality. she won a bafta nomination for the film sparrows can't sing. movies and cabaret introduced her to glamour and some shady friends. at one point, she dated the gangster reggie kray. but it was the carry on films that made her a star. hi. her entrance always an excuse for something slightly saucy. sorry. have you got a large one? i've had no complaints, so far. he cackles. especially if sid james was around — a relationship that carried on off—camera. quick, before somebody comes in. you 'aven't got any soap on that bit. # up to the west end! but after those nine carry on films, there were some lean years. until she found peggy. grant! mum. i heard you were back, i was going to give you a call. then why didn't you, you useless great lump? peggy micthell in eastenders, the new landlady of the queen vic, was a role made for her. you're unfit to b

if you're just a patsy, he's going to play you like a patsy, and run you over.rkable that the republicans and republican leaders have never called him out, have never stood up to him. and have allowed him to do whatever he's wanted to do over the past four years, which is exactly why they are where they are, and it's exactly, because no one in the republican party on capitol hill ever put guardrails up for him. and they're paying the price. >> if you're going to go there, one of the biggest nightmares on this front is mark meadows, and i remember when he got the job as chief of staff, i was thinking, oh, no, that is like the worst option because he is the weakness. he is the weakness of the republicans, he is the weakest character. this is a man who not only held a wedding in the middle of a pandemic for his kid, even more so in a moment where he could have stood up and done the right thing for our friend elijah cummings, each were being called on issues of race, elijah cummings stood up for him. did mark meadows stand up for elijah cummings, no, too weak. he sh

brian wells appeared to be the victim of a diabolical plot, a wrong time wrong place patsy. a search of his home supported the theory. >> did you find any "how to make a bomb" things from the internet? >> nothing of the kind. >> but agents did discover a list of names and phone numbers handwritten by wells. they started making calls. a woman on the list had an african-american boyfriend. the fbi tracked him down. >> he had a history of knowing explosives. he was in the military and actually had spent some time working with explosives. >> and your victim is saying his words, black guys did this to me? >> it looked really good. and his girlfriend's name is, in mr. wells' handwriting in his apartment. >> the man was known by his initials, j.j. agents found him at work and then went to his home. >> we do a search warrant at his residence. >> how did that go down? >> well, he was upset. >> "dateline" talked to j.j. back in 2003, not long after that search warrant executed. he was still upset. >> i voluntarily let them search my house the first time, which i did, i had no problem

was to send a message to many people in his own party who suggested that joe biden is going to be a patsylicans and too willing to compromise. i think that was part of joe biden that was telling democrats particularly the progressive wing of the party, hey, i want to compromise and i do want national unity, but i also understand the nature of the threat and the nilism in this party. i insist on some accountability for what republicans and the leadership under donald trump did in the post election period. i thought it was a striking moment in the biden transition. >> we have mika back. i understand from our hong kong bureau willie geist may be back. >> i don't know what happened. >> willie -- >> left joe all to his own devices. >> can you hear me, willie, hello, can you hear me? >> i can hear you over the gun fire, just barely. i don't know what happened there. >> i don't know. but it happened to you and to mika. but, you know, willie so it is interesting, is it not that a lot of the local republicans stepped up and did the right thing, and at the same time, you have a lot of republicans i