the atmosphere was — it was poppin�*, i guess you could say, if that's the right word.a lot of people. it was busy. music, food, the barbecue smells in the air, blue skies — it was any vacation anyone would've asked for. 0ur favourite spot is the creek that runs through the campground. there's a rope swing that the children have learnt to love to swing off of over the summer. liz had driven to mammoth pool with her daughters emmeline and dixie, aged nine and 11. this was our fifth trip up there, this summer. as a teacher, i'm like, "let's go explore, let's go see nature." our first trip up there, emmeline caught some frogs, and was going around chasing toads and frogs and lizards and just — the wildlife. they were camping with their cousin, chris. we were all having a good time, we werejust enjoying ourselves. mammoth pool, yeah, is a very, very special place. i've been going up there since i was about seven days old, and 49 now, so been going up there for a very long time. it was fairly calm, not a lot going on. weather was mild. and rather warm. local sheriff tyson po

perfect part of a comedian but i think it's a it's definitely a weird thing which is whenever something poppins to whenever there's a tragedy of the cruise or your life. experience the sadness in the morning or whatever the emotion is but there is always that the doctor had to go to tell on stage 2 so it's kind of you know the way it makes those moments easier. it you know just knowing hey a bad thing happened to me this will be funny on stage later and then not instantly makes it easier to process and to get me there probably is a little bit of index of this i definitely in my younger years made some stupid decisions purely based on the fact that i thought it would get me a story i could tell on stage it's not good having liberal parents growing up really not especially your teenage years because a you can trip ale. against the love you no matter what's real. comes from my teenage years i'm ready to stick it to the man i'm just like stick it to the person. that is going i remember being like 15 perhaps just up just all the stupid boy test just everything i just wanted to tell go to my mum be l

donald trump's tone will be over he's spending his final day in the white house considering possible poppins alan fischer reports from washington he leaves the building at some point mid-morning whedon's that he's heading to andrews air force base there he will see his farewells his aides have all.

in the early 1960s and his father and his uncle were the composers of the music for the film mary poppins and the father asked what the son did at school today and said i received my polio vaccine. the doctor or the father asked whether the shot hurt and he said i didn't receive a shot, i took a sugar cube and the father thought about that in the next day quentin and wrote the song a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. >> isn't that amazing? >> that was a campaign onto its self and maybe we should use something like that today. i want to ask you the crystal ball question did if you want to take a shot at this. what is a realistic timetable in terms of getting enough people vaccinated that americans could return to some semblance of normal life like family gatherings, working in their offices, using public transportation and going to the movies and feeling safe and restaurants? >> a lot of it will depend on vaccine uptake and self-discipline in our society needs to continue doing the social distancing unmasking measures that it will need to do until -- one question is well, when

carol came to dinner fairly early on, when she was feeling pretty well, and she pulled out her mary poppinserrier. carol said harry wanted minnie to have it. and i said, does it upset you to give away your treasuries? and she said, no, it gives me pleasure. >> the gift of her friendship was the greatest of the treasures carol gave away. to, among others, the woman from her apartment building who used their games as an excuse to dress up, all of them eager for news from carol about the dogs. >> we all wanted it to happen, and if it were a movie, we were glued to our screens. any time she would get an e-mail from you, she would be giddy, like a child. >> as carol got sicker, lis huh-lissa hussian and two others picked up the thankless job of caring for carol. >> carol made us these, that we all wore. carol has told us that she was dying, and that's why we all held on to these, because i think that is when you know that it's not going to be forever. >> it was over so soon. i had harry for 16 months, and then he was gone, too. when i took minnie to the farmers' market in october, she hadn't bee

was conference-- conversation and he was easy to watch and he once said, he didn't want to be mary poppins but he wasn't sam donaldson either. griff: he was great to watch and i look forward to watching you as well. you'll have a lot more on larry king when you take a look at how the media is covering biden's first days in office. that's tomorrow, media buzz, 11 a.m. with howie kurtz, thank you very much. >> thanks for the plug. griff: alicia. aliciia: the stock market taking a dip yesterday after record highs following biden's inauguration. joining us now to discuss what we can expect from the biden economy is founding partner of macro trends advisor, rich, good to see you. >> good to see you as well . >> so we saw the closing bell. the week was a mixed bag on wall street. what's the take away? >> this is the beginning of earnings, and we had companies like netflix reporting. earnings season tends to be a rollercoaster ride and on top of that a new president take office and policy agenda with a spate of executive orders. taking the market a while to digest that, but ultimately they love s