conrad roy iii was missing.ily and friends growing more frantic by the hour, searched everywhere for him. by mid morning, his mom decided to call 911. >> i have to report my son missing. >> reporter: that evening, about 24 hours after conrad left his house, his father got a call. >> the family friend said they saw his truck at kmart with caution tape around it. >> reporter: you go down to kmart -- >> uh-huh. i think the police told my father that he was gone. >> reporter: an officer found conrad dead behind the wheel of his pickup truck. his dad called lynn to tell her the awful news. >> i couldn't even see. i was like -- felt like i was drugged. i couldn't -- i couldn't eat, slept in the same clothes for days. >> most horrible time in my life. >> reporter: the rest of conrad's family was in disbelief. >> are you sure? like, what are you talking about? just saw him. >> just felt like all the blood straight out of your body to hear that kind of news. >> reporter: detective scott gordon of the fair haven police de

what roy cohn we flash forward from roy cohn being mccarthy's enabler, roy cohn helping bring down mccarthy having kicked off a lot of the controversy that gave us the army mccarthy hearings. we flash floored 50 years. -- forward to he still brilliant and arrogant. a guy named fred trump and a guy named donald trump, donald trump was entering the cutthroat world of new york real estate. his dad and he recognize i deleted somebody to advise him, to instruct him how to get involved with that world. and who better than the guy who learned at the knee of joe mccarthy to come in and instructs them him had to do we cut throat and private? roy cohn passed on mccarthy's lessons to trump, and trump has said repeatedly during his presidency when he gets into trouble i sure wish i had a roy cohn by my side to help me out with this. what i think usually saying, only i wish i had a joe mccarthy at my side to tell me how to deal with this. >> that takes us to a second question. you referenced it in your first one, about the relationship between joe mccarthy and bobby kennedy. you are in the rare circumst

book roy cohen, flash roy cohen being mccarthy's enabler, roy cohen helping bring down mccarthy by having kicked off a lot of the controversy that gave us the army mccarthy hearings greatly flashforward 50 years. roy cohen is not so young. he is still brilliant and arrogant. and a guy named. trump and a guy named donald trump, when donald trump was entering the cutthroat world of new york real estate, his dad and he recognized that he needed somebody to advise him. to instruct them how to get involved with that world. and who better than the guy who had learned at the knee joe mccarthy to command and deal with someone with a cutthroat environment. royko and passed on mccarthy's lessons to trump. and trump has said repeatedly during his presidency, when he gets into trouble i sure wish i had a roy cohen by my side to help me out with this. what i really think he's saying is i wish i had a joe mccarthy at my side to tell me how to deal with this. see when that takes us to a second question, you referenced it was the relationship between joe mccarthy and bobby kennedy. you are the rare circu

don't you think, roy?, anyway -- now despite this being one of the highest turnouts in american history, voting has gone surprisingly smoothly. but a few voting places had a few hiccups. >> the risk of getting your vote ruined from too much hand sanitizer is rule. in california, new hampshire and virginia, the hand sanitizer has been smearing the, inc., making the ballots unreadable and causing soggy ballots to shred and clog electronic machines. >> from georgia apparently at the state farm arena they were delayed four hours because of a water pipe burst. >> one location at an elementary school was to stay open till 7:30 p.m. after a poll manager overslept this morning. >> trevor: really? how is the poll manager going to oversleep? you had one job! that's like bumping into the easter bunny at a bar on easter sunday and he said, oar, shit, is that today? all they have to do is cook poll workers a rack of ribs on election eve. overslept? >> every election they pull a new rabbitt out of their head! a pipe bur

this is good news right here. >> trevor: roy, roy, those are pollsters again, roy, why not just wait for the result. >> yeah, no, no, man! i gotta put it up. i have to go, trevor. i have to spread the good news to everybody on the internet, man. hey, we back in it, man. >> trevor: why is he phoning the internet. thanks for that roy. no need to break his heart again today. we're going to take a quick break. when we come back we'll talk about all the election results that weren't about the president. and spoiler alert: if you're in jersey, it's time to get high. you don't want to miss it. i'm a verizon engineer and today, we're turning on 5g across the country. with the coverage of 5g nationwide. and, in more and more cities, the unprecedented performance of ultra wideband. the fastest 5g in the world. it will change your phone and how businesses do everything. i'm proud, because we didn't build it the easy way, we built it right. this is the 5g america's been waiting for. only from verizon. been there, done that. twice your cousin. from boston. karen, i'm just gonna say what everyone

and roy cohen was his alter ego.roy cohen reinforced every bad instinct in joe mccarthy's phone roy cohen was the first choice for that job, but if we were doing a what it we would say what if we had hired the second choice, the second choice was probably kennedy and would joe mccarthy have been a different joe mccarthy without roy cohen whispering in his ear . it was the one-day liberal icon bobby kennedy but roy cohen, flashforward from roy cohen being a enabler, helping bring down mccarthy. i had him kicked off a lot of the controversy that gave us the mccarthy hearings. flashforward 60 years, roy cohen is now an officer again, you still brilliant and arrogant and i kind red trunk and a guy named donald trump and donald trump was entering the world of new york real estate. his dad and he recognized he needed somebody to advise and instruct him out to get involved with that world and who better than the guy who had learned at the knee of joe mccarthy in a cutthroat environment. roy cohen passed on mccarthy's lesson

this is good news right here. >> trevor: roy, roy, those are pollsters again, roy, why not just wait for the result. >> yeah, no, no, man! i gotta put it up. i have to go, trevor. i have to spread the good news to everybody on the internet, man. hey, we back in it, man. >> trevor: why is he phoning the internet. thanks for that roy. no need to break his heart again today. we're going to take a quick break. when we come back we'll talk about all the election results that weren't about the president. and spoiler alert: if you're in jersey, it's time to get high. you don't want to miss it. -do you want anything? -no, i'm good babe. can i get a quarter pounder with cheese? make that two? -thank you. -aye! but i thought you said... -but you got two... -mmhm. get it at mcdonald's when you buy one of your faves and get another for just a dollar. get it at mcdonald's when you buy one of your faves i want to find a job where and i can be myself. i love indeed because you can look at the company's values. now, i'm a student support specialist for an e-commerce company and they treat me like fa

he found roy cohn. >> roy, who was a rough-and-tumble fixer-- democrat, power within the democratic power structure in ofw york city, close frien mayor abe beame, close friend of carmine desapio, the boss rty-- i think he was, like, donald's ambassador to thean world of manha >> narrator: cohn had beence disgfor leading mccarthy-era witch hunts, but trump saw him as a "killer." >> roy cultivated an image as a bulldog. nothing, nothing would stop him from tarring oonents or even doing illegathings. his pride and joy was bullying people and bribing people and making deals behind the scenes. he was a fixer.he as a connector. >> roy cohn was the kind of master of the dark arts. he was the person who helped shape trump's approach to life. >> what he learned from roy cohn was never apologize, always attack. atta the character of your opponents, that they're somehowr malicious, that thsomehow doing the devil's deed here. and, and let the public know that. that was roy cohn. >> narrator: cohn knew just how to get the tax breaks trump needed to build his hotel. >>oy cohn, because of his unique pos

it's you, roy. turn on his lights. i know it's roy. >> that's not me. that's not me!t's up, man. you were just talking to the poll work ethat was here. that's crazy. >> trevor: roy, what are you doing? what are you doing? i know you're not a trump supporter. why would be you working with him to undermine the election? >> no, i'm not a trump supporter but i am a supporter of getting a million dollars. i'm trying to get paid. that's crazy. >> trevor: roy, this is unethical. you're trying to spread claims of voter fraud. that's going to undermine democracy. >> i didn't think about that, trevor. i didn't think about that. and you are right, this election-- america's democracy is too vawb to risk losing its instigate over a couple of false allegations. i take back everything i said, man? >> trevor: thank you so much. >> if jubd gives me a million dollars. >> trevor: roy, there's no money. cut his camera. cut this. >> there's money. hey, turn my lights back on! >> trevor: no, turn everything off. there's no money for you, roy. >> turn my lights-- hey, trevor! >> trevor: sor

>> where is my roy cohn. that jeff sessions was not in his court in a way that he expected the attorney general to be. bill barr clearly is. talk to us a little bit about your view of bill barr and his work on, and the justice department over the last 18 months or so. >> bill barr center role has been to try to erase the evidence, gathered through criminal and counterintelligence investigations of robert mueller and the fbi to exonerate the guilty, to investigate the investigators, to nullify jury verdicts against trump's hinchman like mike flynn and roger stone. and to pervert the administration of justice to protect a deeply corrupt president, and a deeply compromised president. and history will not be kind to william barr. lest we forget, some 30 years ago william barr was the attorney general, too, under president bush, the elder. and he managed to get the criminal convictions and the criminal investigations and indictments of the senior bush administration officials up to and including the secretary of t

there was a shamelessness in the work of roy cohn that he views the political lives as shamelessness and recklessness. >> how do you see them as different? >> nixon had a better sense of power. say what you will but he understood american foreign policy. vice president for eight years under dwight eisenhower, possibly the most masterful president in foreign policy in the years since world war ii. he had been all over the world. he knew things. donald trump is richard nixon on twittetwitter minus 50 iq point. >> richard nixon on twitter would be a fascinating thing to try to play out. he actually does seem like he would take to it. i am fine diving into the chat to take some questions. >> go right ahead if you like to. we are happy to. >> if you are out there and have a comment, long or short, just let us know in the chat and we would love to open up this conversation. kate asks the first question which i'm told he's not only morally bankrupt but has multiple bankruptcy filings himself. how does he continue funding his business ventures? >> through the skillful manipulation of debt an

amy: that was north carolina governor roy cooper.to read more from the concurring opinion by judge james wynn of the fourth circuit court of appeals, which ruled to send your case back to the federal courts in north carolina. wynn is an african-american obama appointee who also grew up in a small north carolina town. the judge wrote -- "officers hid evidence despite knowing that doing so could lead directly to mr. long's death. such an action is repugnant in any context. but it takes on a particularly sinister meaning here, given our country's historical treatment of black men accused of raping white women." ronnie long, what are you demanding of governor cooper right now? my documents speak for themselves. the constitution violations in this case speak for itself. people thatve got have been victimized by the then youke myself, and turn around and put me back into a society and expect for me to live a productive life. , if saying to roy cooper there is any kind of compassion in your heart, man, you talk you are a religious person, y

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staff sergeant roy snyder. >> reporter: fremont's roy schnider is put a of a very exclusive club.rove it. >> i never expected to love this long. >> reporter: and what life. an educator for 36 years, a lion's share at washington high in fremont. he is a lead are with a devilish sense of humor. married for 65 years. >> when i think about it, i think it's great. [ laughter ] >> reporter: roy has seen it all. a staff sergeant in world war ii, stationed at pearl harbor for two and a half years. and left hawaii just weeks before the bombing, and ended up as a tail gunner on a bomber. >> we got hit by an anti- aircraft. we got hit. and i was in the tail, and i crawled up into the waist, and the pilot said bail out, because the number two enjoin caught on fire. they started shooting at us as we were coming down. luckily, they missed me. when i landed, i landed outside of a little town, and there was a german soldier came running at me, the first thing i heard he said in german (speaking in foreign language) for you the war is over. >> reporter: nine of his 10b- 17 crewmates survived the c

just think of the artists: ricky nelson, roy orbison, elvis, the platters, bobby darin, and let's notar friend, connie francis. ♪ don't break the heart that loves you ♪ ♪ all alone am i ♪ ever since your goodbye what beautiful songs. and now i'd like to introduce my co-host, pamela shafer. neil, it is so wonderful working with you. your incredible career as a singer and songwriter now spans over 50 years. of course, everyone remembers those early hits. there's something so special about them. thank you, pamela. back then we were really trying to put the stories and feelings of young people into our songs. after all, we were just teenagers writing for teenagers. ♪ they say that breakin' up is hard to do ♪ ♪ now i know, i know that it's true ♪ ♪ each night i ask the stars up above ♪ ♪ why must i be a teenager in love ♪ those songs bring back such wonderful memories. well, we're just getting started. if you love great rock and roll love songs, sit back and relax as we take you on a musical journey back to the teen years. (announcer) now, all the great rock and roll love songs and ballads

i'll speak to a member of the republican senate leadership roy blunt and newly elected congresswoman nicole malliotakis and nancy mace coming up. >>> plus, power play. democrats and republicans face off in the last election of 2020. >> the country is crying out for healing. >> as president-elect biden fills his cabinet, who will have control of the senate to potentially confirm them? i'll speak to georgia democrat candidate jon oshoff ahead. ♪ >>> hello. i'm dana bash in for jake tapper in washington. as americans finish an unusual thanksgiving weekend, the nation is heading into what is expected to be a devastating month for the pandemic. already 4 million new u.s. covid cases and more than 34,000 deaths this month alone. we haven't even begun to see the effect of thanksgiving travel, dinners, or black friday shopping. one infectious disease expert is now warning that the post-holiday case surge will be destabilizing for the u.s. health care system, the economy and homeland security with some projections of deaths will double, double before vaccines are able to be available to peopl

there's a shamelessness in the work of roy combs. and interviews the political lives of both richard accident donald trump. eight shamelessness and recklessness. garrett: do you see them, will how do you see them as different . sort of what, which one is way smarter. [applause]. tim: nixon had a much better sense of power. say which will will about richard nixon but he understood american foreign-policy. in been vice president for eight years under dwight eisenhower. possibly the most masterful president in foreign-policy in the years since world war ii. had been all over the world. he knew things. donald trump is richard nixon on twitter, minus 50 iq points. garrett: richard nixon on twitter would be fascinating. ... ... we're happy to pull them out for you. >> so any one of you who are out there and have a comment, long or short, just let us know in the chat. and we would love to open up this conversation. kate asked the first question which is effectively told us not only morally bankrupt that has multiple bankruptcy filings himse

roy jones him between 1987 and 1990. roy joneer was him between 1987 and 1990. an exhibition match and it is an exhibition match and this bizarre ruling from the californian state athletic condition, that there are known knockouts. how mike tyson will go for a no knockouts, i don't know! there are so many rubber next and the audience, i'm watching it because it is my duty if you like. i think we will see two old men in the ring for two rounds and i think both ends will be released afterwords and it will be fine andi afterwords and it will be fine and i think it generated interest during the covert lockdown online because mike tyson was getting in shape and i think it is in a soldier fight more than anything else. —— covid lockdown. fight more than anything else. -- covid lockdown. it talked about either man going in for the kill if they could, and remember mike tyson's most printable quote, " everyone remember mike tyson's most printable quote, "everyone has a plan until they get punched in the head!" what happens if that happens? i think the other couple be in

it is true republicans have gone after roy cooper. roy cooper is the person who has put in these restrictions that shutdown restaurants and bars. bars are still barely open in north carolina. he did do that. democrats will argue that it is because we did not have enough testing early on, we did not take it on early enough. it's press so much that he was forced to do that. the argument about who is at fault. is that the governor or the president of the united states? host: let's talk about the competitive house races in north carolina. what are you watching on tuesday? guest: north carolina now is technically 10-3. republican. although i should say it is 9-3, because mark meadows left an open seat. redistricting, lawsuits force north carolina lawmakers to change the map. we believe two seats are going to flip. we are going to go from 10-3 to 8-5. a republican advantage. district two, south of the triangle, and district six, which is in the piedmont triad, i think the greensboro area, those will flip democrat. there are a couple of othe

how do you react to that, roy?nly thing that's missing is the physical contact and if that has to be, i would rather miss out in 2020 if it guaranteed we could do what we normally do in 2021. but he will miss having fun with his grandkids. looking a bit santa claus with the beard. you are not the first one to call me that. it's all about family, family and making memories. tonight sam is hopeful, building a grotto in the garden planning for the christmas she has been dreaming of. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. indonesia is the world's largest exporter of palm oil and in the last two decades vast areas of forest have been cleared to make way for plantations. the remote province of papua — home to asia's most extensive remaining rainforests — has escaped fairly untouched, until now. this film investigates how papua has become the new frontier for aggressive palm oil expansion. west papua, indonesia. some of the last untouched rainforests on the planet are being cleared to make way for oil palm plantations. indigenous t

way in which they're conducting themselves is more akin to a dictatorship than a democracy. >> rena roy, abc news, wilmington, delaware. >>> new at 11:00, we learn that california's property tax makeover has passed. it lets homeowners 55 and older with disabilities and wild fire victims carry property tax assessments with them when they buy a new home giving them a tax break. prop 19 strips breaks from people in homes who don't live in them. >>> let's turn to the weather. another chilly evening around the bay area. >> it was still pretty pleasant outside. we do have showers in the forecast. let's check with abc 7 news forecast sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah, ama and dan, we have level one system coming our way from the gulf of alaska. i wanted to show you on live doppler 7. it looks impressive coming in from that voir dire vinty. it's not going to have quite as much energy. it will produce showers it begins friday afternoon continues into friday evening. it will be very scattered in nature. right now the temperatures are falling as the clouds are thinning out a bit. it is 38 in santa r

how do you react to that, roy? only thing that's missing is the physical contact and if that has to be, i would rather miss out in 2020 if it guaranteed we could do what we normally do in 2021. but he will miss having fun with his grandkids. looking a bit santa claus with the beard. you are not the first one to call me that. it's all about family, family and making memories. tonight sam is hopeful, building a grotto in the garden — planning for the christmas she has been dreaming of. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. now on bbc news, our north america correspondent, michelle fleury, chronicled the story of her neighbourhood in brooklyn, new york, as the coronavirus pandemic first swept across the world. we are all dealing with the great unknown. we have seen nothing like it before. new yorkers sunday were hardly shocked over the city's first confirmed case of coronavirus. a second person has died from the virus. we have an invisible enemy. we have a ferocious enemy. the number of people killed went up to 99. the new yor

roy, most of the people don't have masks on.didn't even do it for the pictures, the people behind her. the positivity rate in the past week of south dakota, and let's do the comparison of south dakota and new york. south dakota has a 56.34% positivity rate. new york has 3%. and new york city is closing its schools at less than 3%. your thoughts? >> yeah, that's -- first of all, it's good to be with you again, joy, and it's good to see dr. murthy again. you know, the narrative, the messaging that the governor is sending to her people, not only is it false, but it's just downright reckless and harmful. she cares about the freedom of her people and wants them to be happy? i don't know how happy they'll be if and when they get severely ill and get hospitalized and, god forbid, are in an icu and put on a ventilator. none of that's considered freedom, right? and it's not a coincidence that the same state that refuses to mandate masks or even encourage masks, which we all know save lives, saves lives, it's not a coincidence that that s

way in which they're conducting themselves is more akin to a dictatorship than a democracy. >> rena roy, abc news, wilmington, delaware. >>> new at 11:00, we learn that california's property tax makeover has passed. it lets homeowners 55 and older with disabilities and wild fire victims carry property tax assessments with them when they buy a new home giving them a tax break. prop 19 strips breaks from people in homes who don't live in them. >>> let's turn to the weather. another chilly evening around the bay area. >> it was still pretty pleasant outside. we do have showers in the forecast. let's check with abc 7 news forecast sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah, ama and dan, we have level one system coming our way from the gulf of alaska. i wanted to show you on live doppler 7. it looks impressive coming in from that voir dire vinty. it's not going to have quite as much energy. it will produce showers it begins friday afternoon continues into friday evening. it will be very scattered in nature. right now the temperatures are falling as the clouds are thinning out a bit. it is 38 in santa r

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roy waller was convicted for his 15-year crime spree. that included rape and kidnapping cases in the bay area. marissa perlman spoke to victims. >> reporter: looking down at the defendant's table, listening to 46 horrific charges, all coming back with a guilty verdict. today some of waller's victims say justice was served. >> 29 years of waiting and waiting. amazing. amazing. great day. great day. >> nicole was attacked inside her home and is waller's first known victim. she detailed a night of terror by a man in a ski mask. >> it was just good to stare at him, because before i couldn't. >> reporter: teresa lane was blindfolded and attacked in her vallejo home in 1992. she fought her rapist, stabbing him in the forehead. prosecutors pointing to a scar on roy waller's head as evidence of her assault, something she noticed when she looked at waller when she took the stand. >> there's some things that will never, you know, go away, but he's going away, so. >> reporter: prosecutors say every assault had the same mo -- women tied to a bed for

that was roy. she was engaged to roy. thank you, angela. i got a gift for pam and roy.na. what's your game here? to get married. she's not a virgin, you know. wow. what's going on? no, nothing. nothing, michael. just saying hi. the tall guy got engaged. to be married? yep. [drops briefcase] sorry. [cheerful music] ♪ (holly) pencils down! just kidding. take your time. (holly) today is ethics day. after they finish the quiz, i'm gonna run my first meeting here. it's gonna be in-sane! [chuckles] no, it's not. i have to read from the binder. i got it. i got it. ♪ i took you to an intimate restaurant ♪ ♪ then to a suggestive movie ♪ there's nothing left to talk about ♪ ♪ unless it's horizontally (both) ♪ let's get ethical, ethical ♪ i wanna get ethical ♪ let's get into ethics, yeah ♪ ♪ let me hear dunder mifflin talk ♪ ♪ your body talk ♪ let me hear your body talk ♪ whoo! all right! why are you helping her? you're not even dating. she's my friend, and ultimately my strategy is to sort of merge this into a relationship without her even knowing.

lippy roy. dr. roy is internal medicine physician, also medical contributor. we just showed you mobile morgues in el paso. that is something we saw in the spring, when we were at the start of this crisis. how jarring is it that this appears to be a reality, once again? >> it's good to be with you, craig. by the way, let me just start by saying, commemorate all the veterans. i've had the honor of caring for many, many veterans throughout my medical career. so, i'm -- it's -- the morgues, the mobile morgues is a really sad reflection, dark, and dire reminder that there is a -- just a pandemic raging across the nation. craig, it's really dark. >> dr. roy, stand by for me, if you can. my apologies. we have to cut you short. the president-elect joe biden making a stop, we're told, in philadelphia. this is the scene in philadelphia. there you see the president-elect and dr. jill biden, the soon-to-be first lady as well. mike memoli is still with me. mike, what more can you tell us about where the president-elect is right now in philadelphia? >> yeah. this is the vie

after 15 years, mike tyson is stepping back in the ring to fight roy jones jr. and guess what, he's joining us now from his home. [ cheers and applause ] say hi to mike tyson. hi, mike. how you doing? >> good, man, i'm doing well. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. now, you're fighting saturday after next. the last time you had a professional fight was in 2005. bush was president in 2005. >> yes. >> jimmy: after that fight you said, i'm not interested in fighting anymore, i hate it. i think you said, i don't like the smell of the gym, i don't want any of it. what happened, mike? >> well, listen. jimmy, you have to understand, right? even though i haven't been fighting, i'm champ of many, many countries. i'm champ of countries that don't even speak my language. these guys wanted to see me again. >> jimmy: so you're doing this for the world? >> absolutely. they want to see me do this again. then, of course, i know there's people that are jealous. and i understand. jealousy is cool, i like jealousy, it's very inspirational. >> jimmy: okay. >> so i'm doing a lot o

you know, with roy moore, if i got the year right. it was roy moore.ou know, black women showed up in selma to say no more to roy moore. so the democratic party -- even the republican party -- they have to come to some kind of realization and reckoning with how they deal with black america. it's a community with the highest numbers of negatives, and you got deal with it. you've got to deal with it, and you also have to listen to black america in order for us to be weigh the people that everyone talks about. >> indeed. april ryan, thank you so much. >> appreciate you, victor. >> all right. later watch "state of the union." simone sanders, james clyburn, mitt romney, and stacey abrams and there will be others. "state of the union" airs at 9:00 eastern on cnn. >>> still ahead, president trump and his team refusing to concede it seems. do they have a legitimate case here? what legal issues await this president as his time in office is coming to an end. >>> and there were celebrations across the country and around the world. still ahead, how the biden/harri

how do you react to that, roy? in 2020 if it guaranteed we could do what we normally do in 2021. but he will miss having fun with his grandkids. looking a bit santa claus with the beard. you are not the first one to call me that. it's all about family, family and making memories. tonight sam is hopeful, building a grotto in the garden — planning for the christmas she has been dreaming of. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night.

>> reporter: roy has seen it all. a staff sergeant in world war ii, stationed in pearl harbor for 2 1/2 years. >> battleship arizona. >> reporter: and left hawaii weeks before the bombing only to land in europe as a tail gunner on a b-17 bomber until that fateful december day in 1943 over northern italy. >> we got hit by a aircraft. we got hit. and i was in the tail, and i crawled up into the waist and the pilot said, bail out because the number two engine caught on fire. they started shooting at us as we were coming down. luckily they missed me when i landed. i landed outside of a little town and there was a german soldier who came running at me. the first thing i heard he said, in german, for du the grie is out. for you, the war is over. >> reporter: nine of his ten b- 17 crew mates survived the crash and all were in austria as p.o.w.s until the war finally ended. >> i often wonder if it's because when he was a prisoner of war, he had to accept life and for 16 months in prison camp. he always said the germans were a

how do you react to that, roy?ng is the physical contact and if that has to be, i would rather miss out in 2020 if it guaranteed we could do what we do next year. but he will miss having fun with his grandkids. looking a bit santa claus with the beard. you are not the first one to call me that. it's all about family, family making memories. tonight sam is hopeful, building a grotto in the garden and planning for the christmas she has been dreaming of. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. as we've been hearing any easing of restrictions over christmas will come with added risks. the government's scientific advisers are warning that transmission of the coronavirus is most likely when people meet indoors. our science editor david shukman has been looking at the latest research on transmission and what we can do about it. # rocking around the christmas tree... #. it's traditionally the time of year for celebrations, but when friends and family crowd together and maybe relax about covid for a while, the coronavirus can easily s

aditi roy is here with how they are preparing for officials. sound like they are not so happy about it. >> definitely not, a tough go with them and california having a rough time with covid and now l.a. has announced these drastic measures those numbers statewide are skyrocketing at record highs friday alone the number of new cases was an up precedented is a,500. l.a. county is one of the top counties contributing to that spike. its five-day average is more than 4,000 new cases as a result l.a. county will be shutting down outdoor dining at bars and retransstarting on wednesday. the closure will be in effect until at least three weeks if those numbers don't subside the county will impose even a stricter order, a march-style shutdown an restaurant can still be available for takeout and delivery but many owners who have already been struggling say a move like this could be the end of their business and governor's late-night curfew went into effect on saturday and that was met with many protests as well. back to you, kelly. >> aditi, one of the ta

you saw the mask slip there to borrow a new 2020 phrase here from roy blunt. essentially saying the president may have lost. well, maybe he didn't. republicans are tiptoeing as carefully as possible around even the idea of a suggestion that donald trump may have lost this race, as he, in fact, has. the sense i get, though, is they are running out the clock. at that same press conference i asked mitch mcconnell about the idea of the biden transition and should they not get up and running while these legal battles are still being fought? he said all this is going to happen at the appropriate time. i think the prism through which we have to continue to look at everything senate republicans do is the georgia race, right? they are trying to do everything possible to make sure that they maintain the majority. for now, that means they cannot throw president trump over the side because they need him in georgia. they need him to fire up his base voters. or at least they need him to not, you know, back away from this party. this is a president who even four years in has

lipi roy, thank you.d some technical glitch that's we're working out in the era of zoom and home studios. ee he'll be back. when we come back, donald trump is suggesting his hand picked heads of the fbi and justice department are out to get him. the latest presidential airing of grievances brought to by his friends at fox oobdser or what is left of them. and fantasy and failure, that is a headline from "the washington post" over the weekend. chronicling donald trump's desent into trying to do the impossible, over turn the results of an election he clearly lost. and with much of the republican establishment staying silent on the outgoing president's fraudulent claims of election fraud, a small group of local and state wide elected republican leaders resisted and persisted in staying true to the will of the american people and our democracy. we'll cover that story. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. t go anywhere. d'shea: i live in south jamaica, queens, born and raise

also senator roy blunt of missouri said you can't stop the count in one state and decide you want itntinue in another state. that might be how you want the system to work but that's not how it worked. asked if he'd seen widespread voter fraud, blunt said there's always fraud but you have to look at the correlation of that and the gap between the candidates. >> pretty much what i've said here. i think that's what most republicans are going to -- where they're going to come down. there's concern, a widespread belief out there there were a lot of sketchy things going on. i can tell you in the state of pennsylvania, the state party and the state legislature, they're very concerned about how the secretary went out and violated the pennsylvania supreme court order, violated the pennsylvania law, and instructed counties to cure ballots that came in that were -- mail-in ballots that came in that were defective. under pennsylvania law you can't do that. many other states you can. but in pennsylvania you can't. and there's no procedure in the statue to do so. so for her to go out and say to mo

painful departure left dortmund more space and scope in midfield and just before half time marco roy's put the hosts in front i raphaela guerrero drilled the ball into the center of the fire box and dortmund showed at their best they can beat the best upgrade tend to the 1st half of dortmund. except for a free kick award it's a buy in the 3rd minute at a time nicely nicely struck by a level. with a deflection off the back of thomas mooney a prove decisive. with dortmund unable to even hold on until half time it was now buying with a psychological advantage and 2 minutes after the restart i find where i had 11 dosti beating much home most attention crossed from a look at san andreas. normally bind with them put the game to bed has come all came within inches of doing shortly afterwards but dormant and especially hole and remains dangerous unfortunately for them one of their main flaws is still failing to capitalize on their chances. to score more and. then on this level if we don't put our chances we will not win sure enough people who do win look like us senate. subcommittee 20 minutes

he's taking on another former heavyweight champion roy jones jr. who himself is coming out of retirement. we know it'll be an exhibition fight of 82 minute rounds. but this confusion over the rules with some reports suggesting that knockouts won't be allowed. tyson hinted, that might not be the case though. it could be entertaining. you know, because the players know when they need the punches. and then i personally think tyson's training videos have been going viral. what's known as the baddest man on the planet. he was the most fit name in boxing. and in 1986 became the youngest heavyweight champion in history to miss boxing you realize because he was really we want to now find ben knight. desire to want to come out and be we want to do, we know he wants could do to change jr. is 3 years younger than tyson and the 4 white world champion, but like his opponent, he's well past his prime and many a questioning how safe it is for them to fight. as the brain gets older, tissue is not quite as pliable as it was before, so i think they probably are at a

he'll return to the ring to take on roy jones jr. and l.a. staples center tyson age 54. 1st became heavyweight champion and 986. but he hasn't fought professionally in 15 years. jones is 3 years younger, nicknamed superman. he was a once regarded as the most talented boxer on the planet, but an up close to years ago. although no official winner will be declared in the exhibition fight, the 2 boxing greats have both vowed not to go easy on each other. you're watching t w news. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour, up to see that after you there. i'm david and this is climate change brags it's sex. happiness increase book. this is the book for you to get smarter for free. you know, where you go for you to the fight against the coronavirus pandemic is the rate of infection in developing.

i said that was of the lead roy's, this is your last game for the under 19. some done much about resilience. you can take it, but he went flat out after the break. it's all. but the point is the guy is another dimension altogether. when push comes to shove, the 1st time playing in front of 60 or 70000 people here all that, another big stadium going on. and you never know how a man is going to react to the levites in a hedge, into the 201415 states. and as a highly promising prospect on the brink of realizing that professional dream and yet that he was training mostly with the scene, is always think of roberta di matteo head coach di matteo, was deploying him ever more frequently. 1st off the bench then also from the start at the same time said they were still starring for the under 19 come seasons. and that led to a tricky situation because there's only been about the bundesliga was finished. those are the seniors weren't quite done with training, but we still had the under 19 national finals of the and leroy was part of the team . then roberto said, and i do

as roy wood, jr. been showing us, trump has had the most tremendous scandals of all time. ♪ ♪ >> we have been counting down donald trump's 100 most tremendous scandals for about a week. we should have a blankspot in his countdown for whatever he's done since we started doing the countdown. now we're down to the top 25. these are the big ones. these are the scandals that are going to submit president trump's place in the history books. assuming history books are still allowed after november. so let's start the countdown and number 25. >> donald trump and his father built the family's empire by dodging taxes for decades. it reportedly included instances of outright fraud. >> peaceful protesters were tear gassed. >> these are animals. >> conditions at migrate detention facilities are horrific. >> president trump fires acting attorney general. >> fired five independent watchdogs. >> the diverting of billions of dollars from the pentagon budget to fund the president's border wall. >> this is an island surr

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how do you react to that, roy? the only thing that's missing is the physical contact and if that has to be, i would rather miss out in 2020 if it guaranteed we could do what we normally do in 2021. but he will miss having fun with his grandkids. looking a bit santa claus with the beard. you are not the first one to call me that. it's all about family, family and making memories. tonight sam is hopeful, building a grotto in the garden — planning for the christmas she has been dreaming of. jon kay, bbc news, plymouth. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. this is bbc world news, the headlines. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are george eaton — who's senior online editor at the new statesman — and the daily telegraph's economics correspondent lizzy burden. tomorrow's front pages starting with. .. starting with the metro — and before we start, fans of the great british bake off look away now as the winner feat