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got into the pears., he was fine, walked it off, and came back in the morning, was ready for more. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's going to be everybody on their thanksgiving zoom tomorrow. [ applause ] we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody. come on. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: hey, before we start the show, i just wanted to thank you guys for -- for re-sharing our monologues. because, you know, our monologues the next day we put them out on youtube or wherever, and they've hit over a million every single day for the past two weeks or something like that. but it's been crazy. [ cheers and applause so thank you to my writers also thanks for spreading that around that's kind of fun guys, be sure to tune in tomorrow night we have an all-new thanksgiving show for you [ cheers and applause this is a show you want a show? "we have a show. we have a show for you." jerry seinfeld will be here. [ cheers and applause "is this anything? we'll be talking to jerry. we're going to do a fun

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of europe is now also the name of a chocolate it's the latest creation by chuckle it here dominique pear soon. i was looking at the news and i saw that president trump was announcing that we should drink bleach water that it will kill the quote on our virus and then i see the disinfectant. in a minute. is there a way we can do something that's a good joke maybe you can use it as inspiration for a bumble person who knows the rock star of belgian confectioner's and not just because he once created a chocolate shooter for the rolling stones. fashion house louis vuitton and various royal families swear by his original creations but for his trump chocolates he sought help closer to home i ask my wife too because she's a harbor she's she's professional spy specialist. a list of these infecting spices . he says the delicate feeling made from sea buckthorn berries and honey has cleansing properties. of his small chocolate factory in volusia her soon sporty 3 workers have to handle their bosses wild ideas he uses ingredients like soy sauce cider vinegar caviar and bacon for his unusual chocolates

>> pears. >> you got it. >> reporter: two sons. >> wouldn't let us off the stage. >> reporter: born blindn puerto rico, jose moved with his family to spanish harlem in new york in 1950. jose was five years old. >> my father would take my brothers to see the movies. one day i said listen, dad, why don't you take me to the movies with you guys. and my father would laugh, ha, what are you going to do in a movie, you can't see? i thought to myself, "a," don't movies have sound? >> reporter: began teaching himself guitar at age nine. did you pick it up and think this is the instrument for me? >> before i picked it up i knew, it would be the instrument for me because i loved the sound. >> reporter: he turned out to be a natural. >> well there's something i can do better than any of you, and that was music. and i think that feeling that allowed me not to be bitter, not to blame god because i was blind. ♪ >> reporter: feliciano became a guitar virtuoso, drawing from class classic flamenco and jazz. were you just hearing things on the radio and teaching yourself to play? >> yeah. really that was t

i wouldn't even walk across the room for a pear. he needs to keep up energy for the kids and have christmas sex with all our moms. let's move on to news out of great britain. it's the country with the non-beyonce queen. during the coronavirus lockdowns, many brits have gotten so desperate for entertainment that they have taken up gardening. and some of them are being rewarded for their efforts with more than a new flower bed. >> now proof that gardening can be beneficial in more ways than you might think. a family from the new forest discovered this horde of gold coins while doing a spot of weeding. the british museum says it's one of a string of finds recorded during the first lockdown in the spring. it's thought the coins would've been worth-- wait for it-- the equivalent of £14,000 in today's money. how good would that be to discover that in your garden. >> trevor: whoooo, imagine finding a horde of gold coins while you're gardening! i'll tell you what, that's the end of the gardening. "man, forget these rhubarbs. i'm rich!" but,

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now china is a strong player in the instry, producing the black pear from farmed fish. >> aa tastg inury hotel in beijing in septemr, suck lanlt -- succulent black eggs are savored. the caviar is not imported but farm raised in china. it winds up in the first class cabins of international airlines and fine french restaurants in paris. >> i think it's very good quality and very professionally run business. it's very good, very good. >> it all starts at this province with this aquaculture farm on a lake with hundreds of thousands offer sturgeons, the farm is the biggest in the world and produc one-third oglobal expos accordg to the manager. he previously worked at a government think tank of marine industries. the farm's rapid growth is attributed to abundant funds from investors and government support. with that help he acquired a vast site and developed a system to automatically regulate the temperature and oxygen level in the water. he finally created an ideal environment for the fish. to cater to various markets, he raises six different varieties of sturgeon. they range from affordab

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prestation -- what we stalled today in presentation is compelling data though pfizer vaccine is safe and pearsbe effective well beyond myti personal expecs. i expect the fda to authorize this vaccine tonight or torrow and then i expect americans to start getting it. it is a very good ment. do you think a can make before two thirds of the populetion actuallyaccess to it? >> so it is not going tmake much of a difference over the next month because we're not going to be able to vaccinate that many people. maybe th or five or at best 10% of people. once we start back sitting 15 or 20%, it will start making a difference because remember that population immunity is a combination of people have been infected and vaccinated. if that number starts climbing above 35 or 40%, it will not be hurtha immunity tt it will start making a difference. i am hopeful in theo next six eight weeks, we will see an impact. laura: what kind of a public information campaign do we need to make sure enough people take it? no, polls suggest 61% of ericans would take the vaccine. >> there are two parts of this. one part is i

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orders that we see in places other countries particularly in europe franco across the world to footy go pears to me surfing in an populations teeming with constantly changing rules and restrictions i wonder if that's the case in south korea as well. well i don't think that's quite the case here we had earlier on and when the government was saying to you no it's opposition especially it's sort of radical right wing opposition and they couldn't hold demonstrations in the capital and there was pushback from some groups at that time we're not seeing that now and i think in the general public because there have only been these sort of half measures they were reasonably tolerant people could still go to restaurants people could still go out shopping for example and go about their day to day lives just not big events like you can go to sporting activities or a large scale church services for example but again you know the public is being prepared to recognise that the 1st half measures haven't being being as effective as they need to be to bring the coronavirus in south korea under control franks ma

apples, pears, apricots, all of thosese products actually honeybees to pollinate the and a lot oour honeybeesually start down california on our monds and work their way up the coast and all the way over to theast coast. >> reporter: according to an estimate in the journal "pest management sciee," asian giant rnets could cause millions of dollars of damage to agriculture if they spread across the country. >> temperatures inside the hive are in the high 60s. >> reporter: ruthie danielsen is doing her part to make sure that doesn't happen; she set traps of her own near her hives. >> i still have my traps up, as long as it's not freezing. and i'll keep, you know, rebaiting my traps every-- every week. >> sreenivasan: that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. for the latest news updates, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. stay healthy and have a good nit. captioning sponsored by wnet captned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible bysu and edgar wachenheim iii. ythe anderson famnd. bernard and denise schw

of europe is now also the name of a chocolate it's the latest creation by chocolate here dominique pear soon. i was looking at the news and i saw that president trump was announcing that we should drink bleach water that it will kill the quote on our virus and then i see the disinfectant it knocks it out in a minute. and it's your way we can do something that's a good joke maybe you can use it as inspiration for a bumble person as the rock star of belgian confectioner's and not just because he wants created a chocolate shooter for the rolling stones. fashion house louis vuitton and various royal families swear by his original creations. but for his trump chocolates he sought help closer to home i asked my wife too because she's a harbor she's professional spy specialist. a list of these infecting spices. he says the delicate feeling made from sea buckthorn berries and honey has cleansing properties. of his small chocolate factory in volusia her soon sporty 3 workers have to handle their bosses wild ideas he uses ingredients like soy sauce cider vinegar caviar and bacon for his unusual c

europe is now also the name of a chocolate it's the latest creation by chuckle it's here dominique pearsoon. i was looking at the news and i saw that president trump was announcing that we should drink bleach water that it will kill the quote on our virus and then i see the disinfectant it knocks it out in a minute. and it's your way we can do something that's a good joke maybe you can use it as inspiration for a bumble per soon as the rock star of belgian confectioners and not just because he once created a chocolate shooter for the rolling stones. fashion house louis vuitton and various royal families where by his original creations but for his trump chocolates he sought help closer to home i asked my wife too because she's a harbor professional spy specialist. a list of these infecting spices. he says the delicate filling made from sea buckthorn berries and honey has cleansing properties. at his small chocolate factory in volusia her soon sporty 3 workers have to handle their bosses wild ideas he uses ingredients like soy sauce cider vinegar caviar and bacon for his unusual chocolate

a partridge in a pear tree so naturally this is the best part, millie peartree, that's her real name,aving me. >> these are so exciting. what do we need for these cookies? >> so we need all pantry ingredients, all purpose flour, unbleached, some oatmeal, brown sugar, i have some cane sugar, unsalted butter, vanilla and egg. some cinnamon, some salt and some baking soda. that's everything you have in your pantry. >> my question is i'm almost done with mine. can i take eva's? >> no. >> no, okay. that's a no from eva. my actual question -- my actual question is why are oats -- what makes oats such a great ingredient? >> oats are such a great ingredient because it's heart friendly, you know, eating cookies all day, of course, you want to give santa something with fiber in it. good for the heart. low sodium, and i like the consistency because it makes you full faster as well. >> when it comes to baking with fruit, that can be a little bit tricky sometimes and you say fresh is always better. why is that? >> fresh is always better because it has great flavor. if you can't find fresh, use can

that there is common sense pear and within six weeks of beg a peer i w at susan collins office with some 20 senators, republican democrats, talking about immigration, working on immigration reform. it w the hottest topic of the day and an important topic that still important today. and i just marveled at the fact th here i was six weeks into this and i was in that room being part of those discussions and what was even more astonishing to mes people actually wanted to hear what i had to say. that didn't happen having grown up with childn and being married. but they did and i was so ratified and honored and it came so close. remember that, we cameo close within about three votes of doing what they said couldn't be do. doing something that was possible but not probable. that sense that i saw is why we ran for the senate. i could see it and i could feel it in those rooms and those discussions i could seet on the floor as people were voting. it's why we wanted to be in this body. i remember sitting in the cloakroom as disappointe as ever when we failed and for a long time probably still t thi

that could be spaghetti, tuna, canned tuna, spaghetti sauce and a produce bag, so pears, oranges, celery, kale and today was eggs. >> people struggling to make ends meet. on this giving tuesday, organizers hope they will get some support from those in the community who are still working and can afford to donate a little bit. >> today is giving tuesday. we invite you to join the comcast nbc universal bay area family to support your favorite charity. we're also helping make a wish greater bay area. text "wish" to 91999 and donate any amount to bring joy to a child. again, you can text "wish" to 91999. >>> a defection from silicon valley is surprising many tonight. hewlett-packard enterprise is moving its global headquarters from san jose to texas. nbc bay area was there in 2015 when hpe first split from the original hewlett-packard. then ceo meg whitman said the new company would focus on data and cloud computing. since then it's reported declining revenue in all but one quarter. the company reports it's already building a state-of-the-art campus for its 2,600 workers that are already ther

such good intentions, the idea of america as the morally right upstanding savior and all of this went pear-shaped after a wildland participating, pretty horrible things, backing up dictators, letting down legitimate movement, you ended up judging the amendment that you write about? >> guest: i don't. i see it as easy to do that, to stand in judgment of people. also what happens to almost all of these, it is very gradual, a gradual process. in germany right after the war they start working with german military intelligence because they are the only ones who know what is happening and know what happened. then it becomes people who are members of the nazi party and we go on and on, working with bona fide nazi war criminals. it doesn't start that way. it is a gradual process. the other thing, for all these men, they saw the cold war, every other day, cataclysmic stuff happen all the time. this was in existence of crisis. having come all over, to come into this concept i think they felt the end justifies the means. all four were very socially, social issues but it would be wonderful if we could foster

money to an interested party, but it would prohibit you from soliciting money from the interested pear. what you want to look at is whether or not the people you are asking to make the payment are interested parties. so for that, you would want to ask the ethics commission and contact us and we would be producing compliance tellser and helping to educate employees and officers about how to go through that inquiry and also the city attorney's office is always resource as well. >> there going to be a list of every entity that is a contractor? maybe there is another exception. the other exception is that applies in certain circumstances. if you do a general solicitation to a certain number of members of the public at large and, as opposed to a phone call to some particular specific interested party, then you are not subject to the constraint. >> that is right. in the code, that is called a public appeal. and the fact pattern that you are describing would probably be a public appeal. if you send out enough. solicitations. i'd have to look to see what the number is. if you ask enough people

why can't we stop a tool of the chinese government from ate pearing on our doorstep.he never addressed my letter. i followed up time and time again with her office. it's a sign of what has become of american politics. democrats tropical on the side of china. the republicans are the tough on china party. lisa: essentially what happened, a lot of small businesses that took out ppp loans, they thought they would be able to have those expenses paid for with the ppp funding. but the irs is saying they can't. you are trying to change that. what do we know about that. >> as republicans negotiate with nancy pelosi, she has made it difficult to negotiate. she is demanding blue state bailouts as her key piece of the negotiation. the republicans are trying to solve this problem. they are keeping so many american families employed and paying them what they need to feed their families and pay their bills, and yet pelosi held all of that hostage for bailouts to states like illinois. i come from indiana. and hoosiers shouldn't be on 9 hook to bail out states for decades before the p

beijing abuses it to manipulate major american companies into toing with the pear line at the express of truth and free expression. as we've seen they engage in espionage even at state and local levels of our government. china demonstrated by continued espionage by ourself government and by businesses in their increasing ability to threaten and disrupt u.s. critical infrastructure. this should alarm all americans. the cyber attack on our critical infrastructure could be catastrophic. they undermine the strength of our economy. china's a top threat to u.s. top chain security. whereas american businesses are the world leaders in innovation, china is the world's leader in counterfeits. chinese counterfeiters send fake medicine contaminated cosmetics and other defective auto parts to name but a few. and the p.r. c. exploited the ovid crisis by sending us fake p.p.e. they continue to pursue select investments in the united states to gain new technology that it cannot pursue domestically to develop its own structural base. american companies are put out of business due the unfair practices

apples and pears really.or many people today what will have been the most important thing for them is the hope that they took from seeing that the oxford/astrazeneca jab has been signed off and has been given full approval and will be coming out from january the 4th. and our immediate problem is the pandemic obviously and we are in the i of the storm. so that has to be priority number one i would guess for most people at the moment. but it is really a day of hope actually. obviously we have had some terrible news about new restrictions, the terrible rising death toll. but i think people will try and cling onto that bit of hope from the news that the vaccine will be rolled out very soon. you mention the word hope which brings us to the sun and it has that in its headline. one giant hope for mankind and again cribbing from neil armstrong and 44 million people are now in tier 4 and primary schools delayed but the british jab gets the nod. we talked earlier about how odey comes with so much mixed news. on the one

now i need to pull into a pear shape. and then i form the front legs. next we make the ears and tail. it's pretty detailed work. the ice complete with pupils here's how it looks so far. this is barbara's cat. this one's mine that's not true ok ok i'll tell the truth here is before this one's barossa vis one's mind as you see mine is slightly deformed before me and the last step the santa had this could save my creation. well so this kid's a little quirky. thanks barbara pleasure you did great by. old town is a tangle of narrow streets due to a lack of space during the middle ages houses were built a large courtyards. back then it probably felt cramped today it seems romantic many of these small houses are rented out as holiday homes . the old warehouses are still quite impressive. the most famous let. rubik the host gate in 2006 it was even stamped on the 2 year old cord so if you're a new vic go to the gate very you can really learn something about the history of this city. the gate was built in the 15th century and was one of 3 city gates which were a

the dow did hit a record high earlier in today's trade and then stocks started to pear gains after mayore blasio mentioned a potential lockdown coming here to new york city and the dow basically flat on the day or up 33 points. the nasdaq is the outperformer here. you can see up almost 1%, but sticking with the dow. mcdonald's contributing about 30 points to the dow after ubs upgraded the stock and analysts there are bushel on the company's breakfast offering and digital shares up 2% to 4 pedestrian and amgen and visa trading in positive territory. two ipos from last week, airbnb and doordash selling off in today's trouble. airbnb getting hit by a double downgrade with analysts saying its shares are too high and, kelly, now back to you. >> it is an historic day as seema said as our massive covid-19 vaccination campaign gets under way in this country. with the first shot given in new york this morning and similar pictures to be coming in from across the country, meg tirrell has been following the rollout fours, and show spoke with pfizer's ceo this morning about it and the next steps from

at parity we also recognize in private markets health plans will inevitably want to negotiate with pears as they always do and we don't feel like it's our place to get in the way of that. >> we heard from a lot of different health insurers when telehealth became much more prominent toward the beginning of the pandemic a lot said they would provide telehealth at no co-pay to patients and as a reporter at business insider i have heard from patients who have gotten the surprise medical bills from telehealth visits and they understood them to be included in their benefits but then ended up with that surprised bill. how do you prevent something like that from happening and make sure patients know what exactly their benefits are supposed to cover? >> guest: we would all probably benefit from more transparency and simplicity in our industry but face it, it is convoluted and difficult sometimes to communicate the nuances of the various plans and coverages and determination to plan members. i would say that during this time i'm not making excuses for anyone but i would say we've thrown a lot at o

was that a pear with the cream on top? it was a pear but it was poached not just in on top? cornwall for years and years. i always felt in the past it was maybe two regional tv. cornwall has become meaningful more to people over the years. actually taking a part of the uk and looking at it in depth is a great thing to do and it would pay to do it in many other parts of the uk. cornwall for me particularly is where i have lived most of my life, and i love. i was able to explore this idea of cornwall being a little bit different to everywhere else, may be because it is out on the peninsula, almost like an island. lots of people feel the same way about it. what has been interesting is that over this period of the year, many of us have looked beyond our doorstep and had a renewed appreciation of what is around us.|j agree. i think holidays are just about getting away from one possum at home. actually going to other parts of the uk with the family is as good a holiday you will get anywhere. i think for so long we have regarded going abroad is a holiday that we forget how beautifu

pears and oranges. celery, kale. today was eggs. >> on this giving tuesday organizers hope support for those in the community who are working and can afford to donate even just a little. another easy way you can help is through the nourishing neighbors food drive. please make a $10 donation. it will go straight to local food banks through december 29. >> this is the largest holiday online shopping season. in amazon history. with the pandemic forcing people to just shop online. amazon followed up a record breaking black friday with the biggest cyber monday ever. according to to data consumers spend $11 billion online. by the end of cyber monday. last night. that was for all sites. a new high water mark. 15% increase over last year. all right. if you're traveling, be ware. beginning today southwest airlines is unblocking its middle seats on flights. that means the airline will begin booking travel in the middle seat. just before the christmas and new years tral period. southwest officials say the decision wasn't made l

europe is now also the name of the chocolate it's the latest creation by chocolate year dominique pear soon. i was looking at the news and i saw that president trump was announcing that we should drink bleach water that it will kill the quote on our virus then i say the disinfectant it knocks it out in a minute. and is there a way we can do something that's a good joke maybe you can use it as inspiration for a bumble pursuing is the rock star of belgian confectioner's and not just because he wants created a chocolate shooter for the rolling stones. fashion house louis vuitton and various royal families swear by his original creations but for his trump chocolates he sought help closer to home i asked my wife too because she's a harbor she's she's professional spy specialist. a list of these infecting spices . he says the delicate filling made from sea buckthorn berries and honey has cleansing properties. at his small chocolate factory in volusia her soon sporty 3 workers have to handle their bosses wild ideas he uses ingredients like soy sauce cider vinegar caviar and bacon for his unus

bay area congresswoman jackie pears say it's not enough. >> there are 17 million children that are foodnsecure in the country. it's like we're a third world country. >> it includes $300 billion in aid to small businesses. the measure now heads to the senate. >>> the latest numbers show california's job els rate at 8.2%. the number that will increase with the state at home order. >> michael finny has followed the journey of one oakland man for month. michael? >> look, an injury forced this guy to switch careers due to the physical demands of his former job. after nine long months, he finally had good news to share. >> oh, my gosh. is that mama? >> this is 9-year-old dorian with his father, sam black. sam has been unemployed last year, and an injury made immunotherapy possible to carry around heavy video camera. >> the surgeon is telling me i'm not going to be labl to go to work without restrictions and my union will not allow me to work if i have restrictions. >> reporter: he decided to go back to school to train. this is him when we met him in may. the state gave him a $6,000 voucher fo

in danville, rodney worth is looking at reopening his outdoor patio at the pes sent and pear. >> losing money hand over fist. we don't know what we'll do one day to the other. >> reporter: in campbell, sushi confidential is compiling with the rules but called out governor gavin newsom bringing attention to his outing at the french laundry. she is considering legal action against the county and will stay open for takeout as long as she can. >> why are we being held accountable and being the scr e scapegoat? it's important to stand up and i'll continue to do it however i can. >> reporter: restaurant owners fighting back in their own ways. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> the dmv is suspending behind the wheel driving tests for at least two weeks starting on monday. officials say having an examiner inside a vehicle with a driver isn't safe with the current surge in covid-19 cases. customers scheduled tests at a later date. >>> california public health officials are urging folks to use c.a. notify. that's a free and voluntarily smart phone based covid-19 exposure notification tool we've been t

one of the biggest is how to deal with the push by republican senators to pear back the ferrell reserves lending authority. republicans are concerned about continuing with this emergency lending program, believe that it -- under the existing statue it was meant to be wound down and arguing that if it were to continue into the biden administration, it could be used as a slush fund. that's how democrats see it. they see sit necessary to respond to the economic crisis. they're going back and forth over that lauj. pat toomey, the chief sponsor of the language is having discussions with the senate and the bhort leader, democrat chuck schumer will see if they can solve that. if they can come to an agreement on that potentially other pieces could fall into place. this proposal is huge. $900 billion, including direct payments for individuals for $600. it would have $300 a week in jobless benefits. people are seeing those expire in a matter of days. more than $300 billion going to small businessings n, school money and the like. so much is riding on this now but it's time for lawmakers to decide

president, the partridge is in the pear tree. >> i don't know what that means. >> it means we got theesident. now, let's go. >> you maniacs! you scrooged it up! >> there goes the bacon! we got to stop 'em! >> it's over, joe. they took the sack. >> you listen to me. the real sack has always been right here. >> heart sack. >> that's right. now come on, jack. we got a christmas to save. and this year, old 46 is flying sleigh force one! >> you sure you're okay to drive? >> nope. let's go get your sack back, jack! >> we're here live at the white house where the president has called an emergency egg-nog-auration. >> tonight, the sack will prove that i am the rightful commander in chief and commander in claus. hos, hos, hos! >> the babe is almost in the manger. >> what does that mean? >> oh, come on, did no one read the code book! >> on amtrak, on acela, onboard dining! hey, santa, there's something i didn't tell you. >> what's that? >> i don't know how to land a train. >> lower the sack! that's it, bring it back! >> now, i just open the sack, and get whatever my heart desires. dn't think ab

as long as the president controls the republican pear base, the republican party leadership in congress will be deferent shl to him and the his wishes. >> can we zoom out from president trump. we should be clear there's a career infrastructure of people who deal with cyber security. who deal with national security counter terror etc. how much of this actually even depends on any president as opposed to depending on the infrastructure that sort of exists to deal with attacks from russia and china and elsewhere. >> that's a good question. in terms of the actual defense mechanism for dealing with this, it's entirely on the people who daily job is to deal with that. it has to do with preventing it from happen again. and having a strong message from the top which in this case is president trump i think with a more traditional president or didn't have a complicated relationship russia. you would hear much stronger words about this from the white house than we have. >> briefly before we go, the president intimated this would be china. there's no evidence. at least not from the secretary to hav

. >> reporter: the owner of the peasant and the pear says he'll open up his outdoor dining soon. he said he already lost five more bay area restaurants during the pandemic. his house is in foreclosure and he's on the brink of bankruptcy. >> i'm physically, mentally, emotionally broke down. this is way too long. i've lost everything. >> we have a great deal of understanding for the position that they're in. >> reporter: while he understands their struggle, the danville police chief is urging businesses and customers to follow the law. he says it's the police department's obligation to enforce it. >> flr businesses that are serving food outside, if they're serving food at the tables, we'll be obligated to enforce the order and issue a citation. >> reporter: cosntra costa couny supervisor says defying the order is not happening. >> we should get a bigger fine to get their attention. i don't know if it should be 10,000 or 20,000 or what it should be. >> reporter: some people are pledging to help businesses pay the fines. they stood in front of veterans hall fighting to keep them open

i was thinking what if i want to make pear, fig, or tangerine or guava? nobody makes guava slush.ay, too, and now i can make almost anything. ♪ the other thing that comes from boston that you really can't get out here is soft serve in multiple flavors. and so i started looking into that and developing that as well. and so we've tried a lot of things and kept the ones that worked and got rid of the ones that didn't. >> blue raspberry. >> we found a new way to do something old and make it really cool. then we opened our doors and i looked up after two hours and the deck was just filled. everybody knows we have slush and soft serve and splits, but qu what you don't know is we have the best clam chowder you're going to find. it's gluten free because you should never chicken your chowder with flour. we have a meatball sub right out of the north end of boston and the best hot dog you will ever have and has nothing to do with a hot dog, it's all about the bun. it's a boston-style split-top buttered and toasted lobster roll. absolutely to die for. i was trying to think of cute things to p

one, two, three -- you got three partridges it is not a pear tree. the idea guys, let's see who's going home with tonight's sweater. everyone, look at your seat number if i call your number, come on down quest, can i get a drum roll please [ drum roll 237. ♪ >> jimmy: hey. thank you so much for being in our audience tonight what is your name and where are you from >> carmine originally from brooklyn but live in staten island now, make bad decisions. >> jimmy: why not. now you are wearing a nice, warm fleece there. but i think that this would work out perfect what do you think? >> i think so. i think so i will go with tree front. >> jimmy: yeah, sure again, these sweaters have no front or backs everyone is guessing at what the front and back is. oh, look at this already i feel this -- oh, look at this yeah, that is what i am talking about. turn around and see it in front. oh, perfect. my god fantastic. thank you so much. let's give our winner a round of applause. thank you to the lucky audience we will be right back with jon hamm everyone. come on bac

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see in places you know other countries particularly in europe franco across the world to footy go pears to me surfing in in populations dealing with constantly changing rules and restrictions i wonder if that's the case in south korea as well well i don't think that's quite the case here we had earlier on and when the government was saying to you know its opposition especially its sort of radical right wing opposition and they couldn't hold demonstrations in the capital and there was pushback from some groups at that time we're not seeing that now and i think in the general public because there have only been these sort of half measures they were reasonably tolerant people could still go to restaurants people could still go out shopping for example and go about their day to day lives just not big events like you can go to sporting activities or large scale church services for example but again you know the public is being prepared to recognise that the 1st half measures haven't being being as effective as they need to be to bring the coronavirus in south korea under control franks may h

all of this was very much had a direct pearing on the lives of germans. and i don't know if that is out of the drama trauma or the shame. no one wanted to talk about when opa didn't come home for the war for the extra six months, but that is very interesting to me. >> you break a lot offer this owe types in the book. you go after holocaust history, and you have hitler the martyr and hitler the monster. my students can't relate to it. ann frank is too heroic and hitler is too evil, but getting ordinary germans in there then people with understand, they can ask what i would i have done. >> i did feel when i first started writing this book they knew i wanted to encompass my own element. i have not even gotten into the resis pors, but i was looking for other models and other fix fiction in english that dealt with the grey zone around the dark epis srkepicenter where mo germans lived. because of that experience, sometimes i wonder if you're a little in danger in the world of world war twii fiction of continuing to tell the same stories that are on one hand a v

whatever you want and they have to go get it i asked some random butler to get me onion skin paper and a pearand a week later, this dumb guy ran back in, so sweaty, like he had sprinted and i'm sitting there laughing so hard. damn it, i will miss being president. at least i know for sure that i will go down as a name that all children will know, rutherford b. hayes. now, it will not surprise you to learn that trump's best buds, the "fox & friends," did not take kindly to obama's reasonable, sane advice. so they responded by making up a bunch of dumb lies about him >> the former president of the united states does bring up the fact that he wishes that president trump would concede. but keep in mind, too, he does not acknowledge his role in the aftermath during the president's so-called honeymoon, the president-elect period he does not acknowledge the fact that the president, they launched the mueller report. never gave the president one day of peace during his transition >> seth: oh, brian kilmeade. i don't know what's going on between your sewn-on button eyes, but are you saying obama never g

if we have some of these indigenous developed vaccines failing, could this go pear-sha ped?k if it goes to april when the crisis hit us, you saw the farmer index gained. we saw most of the stocks gaining and doing well in the first quarter and second quarter of the financial year this year. when the vaccine news came, pfizer announced its efficacy, then we started getting more data, we saw a rotation out of the sector. , god forbid, all the vaccines fail or some issue crops up, there could be a flight to farmer because it is considered a safe haven. then all the growth in the other sectors start to look dicey. the other part will be -- we have a lot of digitization being accelerated because of the global pandemic. no doubt people are betting on health care and future digital health care. nithya: absolutely. disguise whenn in it comes to digital outreach. i do believe when it comes to the expenses a lot of the indian pharma companies do, a lot of savings will come through which will outlast covid. in terms of market expenses, the money companies spend on doctors, companies ar

money to an interested party, but it would prohibit you from soliciting money from the interested pear. what you want to look at is whether or not the people you are asking to make the payment are interested parties. so for that, you would want to ask the ethics commission and contact us and we would be producing compliance tellser and helping to educate employees and officers about how to go through that inquiry and also the city attorney's office is always resource as well. >> there going to be a list of every entity that is a contractor? maybe there is another exception. the other exception is that applies in certain circumstances. if you do a general solicitation to a certain number of members of the public at large and, as opposed to a phone call to some particular specific interested party, then you are not subject to the constraint. >> that is right. in the code, that is called a public appeal. and the fact pattern that you are describing would probably be a public appeal. if you send out enough. solicitations. i'd have to look to see what the number is. if you ask enough people

here from khris middleton of the milwaukee bucks because i assure you, his list puts a partridge in a pear. high-flying dunks, pristine passes. >> middleton, alley-oop. a beautiful pass. >> reporter: and that silky smooth jumper. >> middleton, good. boy, is he shooting well. >> reporter: to some of the tools that make this 6'7" nba all-star a dominant presence. but on this day -- >> thank you. >> reporter: -- khris middleton is garnering a whole new set of fans. >> sometimes people need uplifting during this holiday season. i feel like that's the most important thing to reach out. >> reporter: united health care and middleton teamed up to provide coats, hats and gloves dispersed to students drive-through style to gear up for the winter ahead. how is this different given that we're in a pandemic and the need is more this time around? >> i help out the elementary school by giving 200 coats out, and meeting the kids just to see what type of impact you have on, you know, the youth. i think what it's all about, to find some way to impact their lives in a positive way. >> reporter: here in milwa