luke's bank and the individual order of saint luke's insurance company. she always talked about a black woman's way of thinking, banking that is attuned to the practical needs of the community that it serves, that it centers them. in the pandemic, for example, he would argue about using sounds of conservative lending criteria, the structural, institutional inequality inherent in things like credit scores, multiple other kinds of sources of credit worthiness. what i think of as micro-finance, if she were here today, she would be ready - really put her shoulder into transforming, shrinking the racial wealth gap which she tried to do in 1803 and what she would be trying to do in 2020. >> host: great stories that have real meaning today. we have a question from professor george rob and he is asking do you know whether any saint luke's counsel in northern cities tried to organize similar financial experiments? >> guest: yes i do. i know that in philadelphia, some were in harlem and some in philadelphia, in washington dc they try to do something similar, they t

so the pastor called out saint luke all where the place where bootlegging and cabarets and frederick, a pastor of salem episcopal church and adopted father of harlem renaissance poet called it nothing less than one of the hellholes of god so it was very likely that in the restaurants and the stores and office spaces and apartments held rent parties and ran numbers games that was a highly profitable lottery gambling game and also very popular. success in the business of leisure was seen requiring in the formal and extralegal economies in harlem so let's recount. in 1916 the harlem st. luke's broke and 1918 they formed the st. luke's corporation. within a few years that corporation makes some ambitious lucrative investments so that by 1929 in a little more than a decade the new york st. luke's went from being merely 400 in debt to having more than 5 million and that is a very conservative modern-day dollars having $5 million in properties so as the country slid towards the on the economic decline by the end of the decade for the corporation stock that was left undercapitalized and it wa

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we have two saints are american. >> that's interesting. but you know the reason saints day is there is the day they date died. there is no coincidence. they just happened to have died. the first is saint elizabeth. >> i think we have slide with information. >> she was a very fascinating woman. she had five children raised episcopalian quite wealthy. her husband was ill. she had to raise her five children alone she lost several of her children. during that time, she found catholicism. she was helped by some sisters. came back to the united states and found it in order. the sisters of charity of st. joseph. they are mainly a teaching hospital worker. so of course it was named after her. >> that was elizabeth. and, died in 1821. >> and she died on january fourth and is at some point in 1975. so was quite a while. this process can be very shot. >> that's right. mother teresa was quite short. especially in our modern age. >> the sparkling resists. and what happened on the next day? >> another american who wasn't american-born but, he was a bohe

luke's -- and in 1918 day form the saint luke finance corporation. within a few years that corporation makes ambitious and lucrative real estate investments. by 1929 in a little more than a decade the new york's st. luke's went from being nearly $400 in the red to more than $5 million that's a very conservative modern-day dollar, having $5 million. as the country slid toward economic decline by the end of the decade with its failure to sell all of the corporation stocks listed undercapitalized despite the fact it was generally more than $10,000 in annual profits and that accounted and equal to about $150,000 in modern-day dollars. the apartments in the building and they use those revenues to provide stock for a top-heavy workforce of nearly two dozen employees but also to fund its public commitment such as providing charitable assistance to the nearly 500 harlem families. let me stop here for a moment. these concerns of affordable quality housing restaurants and retail spaces that offered fair prices and a variety of goods and services, good paying s

with a little old driver, i knew it had to be saint nick.ed and called them by name. now dash away, dash away, i said, dash away, all. he is very pushy. up to the house tops they flew, with a sleigh full of toys and saint nicklaus to. and on the roof, i heard the prancing and pawing of each little hoof. i drew in my head and was turning around and down the chimney saint nichohas came with a bound. let's think about that for a second. do you think he asked, hey, make sure the fire's out if you happen to have a chimney. i think he does. i think he e-mails and says, turn all the chimneys down, take -- cool it down so i can come down there. these are things i think about when i read this. he was dressed all in faux fur, a bundle of toys had he on his back and he looked like a pedaler just opening his sack. his eyes how they twinkeled, his did drol little mouth was drawn up like a bow and the beard of the snow was at white as snow. and the stump of a pipe he held in his teeth and the smoke encircled his head like a wreath. well it's a certain tim

of saints.r included a pair of saints. do you have a boyfriend? a pair of saints. do you have a boyfriend 7 girlfriend 7 a pair of saints. do you have a boyfriend? girlfriend? no. do you have a boyfriend or a girlfriend? no. this film went about taboo subjects such as administration and reproductive rights. it also focuses on midlife disappointment.” reproductive rights. it also focuses on midlife disappointment. i am being looked out for, you see. to save myself. this film and as the writer and director as a thrilling new force in british film. this actress is mesmerising as a newly religious nurse determined to save her patient. the eerie score helps make this a real modern classic. so, why does this all leave us? clearly, the way in which people view movies has changed irrevocably. 2020 has celebrated the rise of streaming releases. this year's london film festival opened with mangrove, which isa festival opened with mangrove, which is a part in a tv film series. just because it was watched a

there might be a few that are saints. and then when those saints make a mistake, see, they're just in it for the money. now, saints and sinners, it's the hall mark of the old story, have changed. oscar wilde told us how to do it. oscar wilde, the great play write says that every saint has a past and every sinner has a future. i don't know any sinner that's a sinner all the time. and i don't know any saints. as human beings, we're going to get stuff wrong. if every time we get something wrong, you know, i have to go straight to hell not passing go, and the business is going to be very interesting. >> i'll-- am i on here for the next question? can you hear me? okay. so, james stoner would like to know, he says to the best of his knowledge, all intro finance textbooks, except one, say the purpose of the firm is to maximize shareholder loans. what can we get to do to get finance faculty and textbook authors to wake up? >> well, i think we'll see -- i think we'll see them waking up in the-- in the near future for several reaso

saint clements has had fun collecting food for those organizations. we had a macaroni role. we collected boxes of macaroni and kids got involved and set up a big line of macaroni boxes. we knock them over like dominoes. great fun for all ages. >> we also collected oatmeal boxes and built the wall of jericho and because knocked down with beanbags. some fun and getting people mindful of the need to reach out to others. >> a lot of ways to get involved. you have a spiritual message that you wanted to share from the bishop? >> yes. this is a brief passage from the most reverend catherine sure . it was her christmas letter message for 2014. i will read a little bit. advent leads us into darkness and increasing light burqa body slow with shorter days a longer nights and the emeritus and frantic activity is a sign of hunger for light and healing and wholeness. the incarnation, coming of god among us in human flesh happened in such a quiet and out-of-the-way place that if you noticed at first. the impact on human existence have been like a bolt of lightning that continues to grow an

todd: ashley strohmier live for us outside saint barnabas in the bronx. carley: dr.e nesheiwat joined us last hour, sharing her take on this historic day for america. >> i became emotionally yesterday when i saw the fed ex jet taking off, i knew it was a sign of hope. it truly is the beginning of the end of this pandemic or at least gives us an ability to control the pandemic because the vaccine alone is not going to end this pandemic. we need everyone to take their part and help us mitigate the spread of this virus. it's going to take some time to immuneize the entire nation. so it was almost i would say tears of joy yesterday. carley: dr. nesheiwat went on to say that the vaccine couldn't have come at a better time as the country struggles through a surge in new covid cases. todd: in a "fox & friends" exclusive interview, president trump telling our very own brian kilmeade he will not back down in his election legal fight. >> we're going to continue to go forward. we have numerous local cases. some of the states have got rigged and robbed from us. we won every one

the true saint niclas and why he matter. >> it's based on our host bill bennett. faith affirming book that will change the way you think about santa claus and about the meaning of. it captures the heart and life of someone who lived long ago and whose life remains an inspiration for everyone to aspire to a higher order of generosity, giving an devotion to others. the true saint niclas, why he matters drops only on fox nation. >> now to another christmas staple. standing by with origins of the ugly christmas sweater. >> ugly christmas sweaters have become a fixture of the holiday season but believe it or not there was a time in america when people work, shall we say old christmas sweater not as a costume the laptop that as a statement of intake cheer. right now on fox nation, you've got to go watch the history of the ugly christmas sweater. we traced the origins of the tasteful snowflake sweaters in the 1950s to the god he got up of the '90s through the christmas costume that they've become today. the history of the ugly christmas sweater is available only on fox n

they tried to build a saint luke call. richmond was a model for creating a finance corporation that could raise the funds needed to invest in these real estate ventures, and they tried to do that in d.c. i'm sure it's an interesting story. definitely in philadelphia and in d.c. i also would say also just in rural areas as well, particularly and the south but i'm not as familiar with the north, that even on a small scale you had women raise thousands of dollars to build small brick or wood buildings that they called their st. luke's headquarters. some places, i think there's one in lynchburg, virginia, and some other small towns especially throughout virginia or african-american women were able to do this also on a smaller scale. >> our next question comes from professor chatterjee, our good friend at the gabelli school turkey wants to know why did these banks of institutions disappear and how many if any are even still around? >> so before the great -- before the 1930s there were over 100 african-american banks that have b

but still there is no special saint nicholas decree. as custom dictates st nicholas is accompanied by angels and devils dressed in black face who take children straight to hell if they're not well behaved the tradition of blackface on st nicholas has sparked controversy in europe. this year even the visitors have to wear masks and not by by social distancing rules. they're up to date now on the news american and steve thanks for watching. today.

saint mary's hosting utet. second quarter. tommy, got the steal. coast to coast for the lay up. they won 73-61. the gales are 5-1. as much as things have changed in 2020 because of coronavirus, saint mary's just keeps winning games. that's the latest in sports. see you tonight. >>> restaurant owners rejoice. the victory in the courtroom that could let them reopen outside. >> and taking a live look outside before we head to break. a beautiful shot from knobb hill. that's from our camera on the ma over time, things wear down. tires, brakes-and headlight bulbs, too. sylvania's lighting experts know that if you wait until burnout... you'll lose up to 50 feet of visibility. that's from here... to here... ...in darkness. switch to a new pair of sylvania bulbs today, and see better tonight. switch to a new pair of sylvania bulbs today, twto treat acute, non-low back stmuscle and joint pain doctors with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. . >>> right n

marble and mother of pearl to honor a tomb of a saint.that the emperor would have the son he wanted. and so the story is told, ak ba the great had a son, and his son had a son. ♪ the monuments of india's past do not, however, belong to the past. they belong to each new day and to the people who live it. to priests and to scholar, merchant and villager, to neighbor, to stranger, to friend. ♪ >> this is the monument, the son of the son of the great akbar built. a garden of cypress, a pool of still water and a dome of pure marble. behind a screen, the emperor entombed the body of his dead wife. three centuries have gone by year by year, hour by year. the sky of india touchinggd0ahx immortality the tomb of the emperor's wife. ♪ the taj mahal. an emperor's monument to love and to death. the people's monument as ancient as the sacred ghangis that flows along the bank. to the holy city of temples, to the city of the sacred river where the lord buddha preached his first sermon more than 200 years ago. come india's pilgrims, come india's friends.

finds former raider latavius murray. 24 yards later, saints in the end zone toic ta the lead. patrick mahomes, he continues to amaze. rolling out so close to the sidelines here, and mahomes with his magic to hardman for the score. so nice we show it twice. that's just perfect. chiefs win 32-29. they're 13-1. their only loss was to the raiders, of course. kyler murray and the cardinals hosting the eagles. nfl history here. murray going to scramble and find larry fitzgerald, who makes a great catch. fitz becomes the second player ever to catch a touchdown in 17 nfl seasons. the other, jerry rice, who caught one in 20 seasons. eagles on the comeback. jalen hurts second start. look at him get in the end zone right there. 26-all and a nice little dance. still tied midway through the fourth. murray throws it up to deandre happ hopkins and he does the rest. cardinals win 33-26. the niners officially eliminated from the playoffs. it will be cardinals-niner the

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notable ties there — 13—time winners real madrid will play atalanta; last year's runners up paris saintin will take on barcelona; and holders bayern munich will face lazio. the first legs will be played in mid to late february. manchester united have dropped into the europa league of course, and they've got a really tough draw in the last 32, against the spanish league leaders real sociedad. there's how the british sides came out, all those ties being played in february, and you can find more details on the bbc sport website. ireland and scotland have been drawn in the same rugby world cup pool for the second time in a row. they were paired up last year,

the man of the hours with the saints kamara.h the 40-yard run to put the first points on the board. getting in the end zone was something he did with regularity. his 6thtouchdown of the game. that tied a record. the saints win. they are in the running for the number 1 playoff seed. the vikings are out. >> something to leave you with. people despise the snow and those who love it. there's no question how the dog feels about it. he proves it's not a fluke. no skis, no snowboard needed. can't think of a better way to leave you guys for christmas. 2021 has to be better. >> we hope so. >> thanks for joining us, merry christmas. r the snow ball dance. i got them at the store where you buy things that go with the other things. oh, i know that place. that's where we got our salt-n-pepa salt and pepper shakers. claire can never tell which one is which. a confusing idea poorly executed. stop implying i'm a racist. how did we get roped into this chaperone thing? this incredibly annoying pta mom, marjorie, keeps hounding us to volunteer for

at the ninth time of trying, northampton saints won a premiership home game this season.scored a try and scored 12 points in a man of the match performance as the saints beat worcester 29—10. in the pro 1a cardiff blues have the south wales bragging rights tonight after a 13—12 win over dragons. heavy rain in the build—up to the match made for a difficult surface at rodney parade but it was cardiff who had enough to take the points back along the m4. angus 0'brien late converted try gave scarlets victory in the west wales derby over 0spreys. 16—14 it finished. next to another of sport's great boxing day traditions — the start of the melbourne test match, which this year is between australia and india. the hosts bowled out for 195 today as india bounced back from that nightmare of a first test. the most dramatic of the aussie wickets to fall was the second one — matthew wade skying an ashwin delivery. jadeja on your left calling the catch but his teammate nearly colliding with him. jadeja with a word or two for shubman gill, who was making his test debut, got away with it

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in fatehpur sikri, the saint chisti prophesied that the great emperor would have a son he dearly wanted akbar the great did have a son, and his son had a son. ♪ the monuments of india's historical past do not belong to the past. they belong to each new day and to the people who live it. to priest, scholar, merchant and villager, neighbor, stranger, friend. ♪ [flute] this is the monument the son of the son of the great akbar built. a garden of cypress, a pool of still water, and a dome of pure marble. behind a pierced marble screen, emperor shah jahan entombed the body of his dead wife. three centuries have gone by, year-by-year, hour-by-hour, the sky of india touching to immortality, the tomb. ♪ the taj mahal, an emperor's monument to love and to death. banaras, the people's monument to ancient and the sacred ganges that flows along its bank. a people's monument to the life of india itself, to the holy city of temples and of minarets to the city of the sacred river and to nearby sarnath where lord buddha preached his first sermon more than 2000 years ago, come millions of india's pilgri

artist described of saint john the baptist. is the painting that was made for juliana domenici also in the louvre is it the mona lisa. equired roe for the brain train was commissioned in rome by giuliano dimiter. as a result of an affair he had with a woman from will be no reality made. brand on. your question to get. 'd 'd a new name surfaces made it to. the ruling family of florence this name is most associated with the renaissance period they were rich scrupulous obsessed with power and patrons of the arts. giuliano domenici was one of the 2 brothers that lived during divinities time. he was a womanizer and a squander. he was charismatic had a powerful name and an influential brother. his brother lived in rome his name was given money to many changed and he had high aspirations later he became tot mom and finally pope. as pope clear the tent he made history as a sensitive our patron as well as a scrupulous and powerful politician. to strengthen the clergy's power and influence over the battling intelli and city states and ha

this is a champions league group match, paris saint—germain have taken on istanbul basa ksehir saint—germainve taken on istanbul basa ksehir and the 14th minute, the referee comes over to the touchline, he shows a red card to deep basaksehir assistant coach pierre webo, who is from cameron. pierre webo then turns to the fourth official, yet the two wines and, the referee and the for the official who works out the substitution, he chose him and saysin substitution, he chose him and says in vehicle seeking salmon, "why are you referring to me by the colour of my skin? was put there is a number there clip of a player from the turkish side saying to the same fourth method should official why when you mention a black eye jet to say this black eye? the implication being you would not say that you would not refer to a white man as the white guy. then another player from psg a white man as the white guy. then another player from ps6 is saying is he serious? we are heading in. all the players disappear down the tunnel and the match is suspended in the 14th minute. uefa then make the offer of replacin

saints have now lost their last 11 matches.2 victory over ulster. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. friday was another unsettled day, a day that brought many of us outbreaks of rain. the rain was most persistent in aberdeenshire but equally, there were a few brighter moments — for example, here in cornwall to allow these rather stunning rainbows to develop. we have at the moment a very slow—moving area of low pressure crossing the country. further patches of rain moving generally slowly eastwards and with the winds very light, again, we're starting to see some dense patches of fog form particularly across eastern england. visibility is already down to 100 metres in places with the foggy weather really from essex northwards into the east midlands, perhaps east anglia, lincolnshire, and yorkshire. that's where the poorest visibility is likely to be. whereas further west, the skies tending to clear. this is where we'll see some of the lowest temperatures early on saturday morning. and saturday itself, it's a day where

paris saint—germain will move to sign tottenham's dele alli on loan in next month's transfer window.was an unused substitute in last night's europa league win over royal antwerp and hasn't featured for spurs in the premier league since october. and newcastle manager steve bruce says he will be without a "big chunk" of his squad for tomorrow's game with west brom following the club's coronavirus outbreak. the training ground was forced to shut down for over a week, their match at aston villa a week ago was postponed. now to day two of the us women's open. it was america's amy olson, after a hole in one, who led the way after round one with a four under par 67. charley hull is the leading british player, but she's not having the best of rounds so far today. golf writer sarah forrest is watching. i'm pleased to say she joins us now. great to see you. let's talk about the leader in a moment, but let's focus on british hopes in the moment. charlie hull hasjust moved toa moment. charlie hull hasjust moved to a one under at the moment. so a little bit off the lead, but she is producing some

. >> reporter: at saint brendan church in san francisco come the service begins with the temperature check at corpus christi church in fremont, each household brings their own chairs and stays in the yellow square. at newman hall in berkeley, parishioners are encouraged to constantly sanitize their hands. all of the churches requires social distancing and mask. >> praying outside in the rain on christmas, that is a whole new way of praying for us. >> reporter: one parishioner has been with newman hall for more than 30 years, even though the church alive streams all their services she says online is not the same. >> it gave me the opportunity to really connect, to see my friends. at a distance of course. >> reporter: many say praying in the rain is a reflection of the kind of year 2020 has been, a lot of challenges, surprises, and constant adjustments. >> to work around any obstacle, overcome any problem or situation, i think the rain is not going to discourage anyone from coming out today. >> reporter: one fathers as part of his message today included guidance on how to improve physi

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>>mass tonight here at saint peter and paul church service is being held outdoors thanks of course to the stay at home order masks required church officials are advising folks attending to bundle up because it is cold saint peter and paul church we'll be holding 3 additional masses. tomorrow morning. >>another nears a bay area casino and resort canceling a controversial new year's eve party that was expected get this grant have 4,000 people in attendance in sonoma county these days that really makes you shake your head. the mega party. >>was set to take place here at the great and casino and resort from forces it but spoke to a county supervisor right after the decision was made to pull the plug on the event. >>a controversial new year's eve party at great resort and casino with the reported guest list the 4,000 people. >>has now been canceled and that this actually in my district sonoma county supervisor david rabbitt up loves the casinos decision i think it's the right moves and i'm grateful to the chairman to that rides for canceling the message in this time of covid stand stay at

in 1908 she was made a saint by john paul the 2nd. you measure it a 1000000 baggage enough. worley was our idea of marriage to. all you know are the you know the you know love. been down all the others your the straight you're the. only mediator than either that. or is. it a. in your scenario. in 1944 the allies took grown. past the 12th celebrated the end of the german occupation. a year later the 1st pictures from the death camps were published yet even then pious remained silent about the holocaust. why the archives of the vatican might also provide insight into this. pope francis knows how important the past is for the present the church must learn from its errors and examine the consequences of its actions as well as of its silence. this good government put it onto a marquee we must stand for what is right and at the same time speak up when something is not compatible with christian values the year the winds are very good it is important to properly defend the values that hold our society together and to ensure that the majority of it is not silent as the. trike. over t

artist described of saint john the baptist. is the painting that was made for juliana dimity. also in the louvre is it the mona lisa. equired roe for the brain injury was commissioned in rome by giuliano demitted she . as a result of an affair he had with a woman from the will be no reality made you figure rundown or. your question the government and. 'd 'd the new name surfaces imagine. the ruling family of florence this name is most associated with a renaissance period they were rich scrupulous obsessed with power and patrons of the arts. giuliano domenici was one of the 2 brothers that lived during davinci time. he was a womanizer and a squander. he was charismatic had a powerful name and an influential brother. his brother lived in rome his name was given me to meditating and he had high aspirations later he became cardinal and finally pope. as pope clear the tent he made history as a sensitive our patron as well as a scrupulously powerful politician. he strengthened the clergy's power and influence over the battling italian city states and had a weakness for the beautiful

that he was not a paper figure, that he was fundamentally a saint. that was for franklin autobiogs the best selling book of the 19th century, he was worship by so many people. these are founding fathers, they have to have a certain sense of -- particularly washington and franklin, this believability incense of truth. i think washington was that way, i think washington was fundamentally honest. he dealt straight with people, he was honest that and that honesty in government, he admitted his limitations. he knew he wasn't infallible, that's why he used to cabinet. that's why he drew on others. but that sense of virtue character, he not only projected but he had to live it. >> thank you so much. lindsay, last word to you that, have you had a chance to think about the henry adams question. was washington a paragon of virtue or a paper saint or something in between? >> i kind of want to stand by my original answer, he was neither and both and that's for the nation is. it is this great idea and this great possibility and experiment, but then it is also dee

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madeleine lee says it turns on whether he was a saint or not. the stakes are nothing less than whether it's real or alive. ed, if you had to take sides, what would your answer be? what do you want our audience to leave with about the central virtue of george washington? >> the story of washington, of course, when people look back at washington, right after his death, we are talking about right away, what's the story? the story of, i cannot tell a lie. i cannot tell a lie. that's a story. it didn't actually happen. it's a story that americans believed. what it captures is the need that americans need to believe -- needed to believe that washington was not a lie. that washington was not a paper figure. that he really was fundamentally a saint. that goes for franklin, too, who is worshipped. his autobiography is the best selling book of the 19th century. worshipped by so many people. these people -- our founding fathers have to have a sense, particularly washington and franklin, have to have this believability, this sense of truth. i think washingt

walking from the white house to saint matthew's cathedral.the cathedral, richard cardinal cushioning of boston will celebrate the mass of the catholic faith. (music) russia notable figures here include the queen of greece, the emperor of ethiopia, britain's prime minister, the president of the philippines, and president and chancellor of west germany, and many others. ♪ ♪ among them is the first deputy premier of the soviet union. then the departure for the journey to arlington national cemetery. littlejohn jr., who is 3 years old this day responds to a whispered request from his mother. as they cross the bridge over the pa tow mickriver, there's a view of a statute of another martered president, abraham lincoln. now, the last goodbye to john f kennedy. ♪ ♪ the flag that has covered the casket is folded. it is passed from hand to hand by the honor guard. it is received by the widow. mrs. kennedy ignites the eternal flame at the head of her husband's grave. he reaches the end of his earthling journey. the new president takes over his duties at

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o'connor, regional medical center and saint louise. overall the hospitals only have 31 more icu beds and the medical staffs are struggling. >> the hospitals in the caregivers and doctors are telling us they are at their limit. >> experts say that thanksgiving decisions are starting to be a factor. >> it was not only what was happening at thanksgiving but it's the secondary cases. >> everything we are seeing today is a couple weeks delete. by the time we find out whether the new stay-at-home order will successfully curve the number of >> coby: covid patients, they certainly could be at capacity. you can see the mixed feelings here. on the one hand you have hospital staff who are overwhelmed. on the other hand, the vaccine is on the way and soon to arrive. but these cases just keep climbing and climbing. >> let's take a live look at san francisco tonight where health officials predict the city will run out of icu beds by december 27. >> a bit of good news, the bay area is very close to receiving the first vaccine doses. the fda is expect

and the 60's over the next few days as we look toward all day certainly some changes coming our way saint nick. the with a couple raindrops of the sticks around as we get into friday looks like that means a series of storms likely to head toward the bay area, not only this week, but i think probably into the first week of the new year and you know that's one of the best gifts we could be given. no rain drops yet for every body aches and great thanks lawrence. up next an iconic bar these days is in >>quinn's historic unless standing piano bar, the alley, it's now on the brink of shutting down due to the pandemic paso said the alley on grand avenue originally opened in 1933 shortly after the end of prohibition it has since really created a legacy in oakland, it was honored in 2016 as the local historic property. and again a stopping point for so many famous performers, but its doors have been closed since mid-march and now the community is fighting to save. the historic bar, our kron 4 taylor reports tonight. >>it's a familiar sound in oakland, the piano keys leading a variety of voices, an

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in sonoma county, there will be a mobile site at saint leo's catholic church. that starts at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. in palo alto, you can get tested at the mitchell park library every tuesday, starting this week. to find the testing site near you, go straight to the top of our home page at kpix5.com. download our kpix 5 app for news and weather alerts. we are always updating our coverage on air, online, and on cbsn bay area live. >>> a sculpture honoring breonna taylor was shattered into pieces tonight. joe vazquez spoke to the artist that created it.>> reporter: she had only been in place for a couple of weeks. the bust of breonna taylor was installed near oakland city hall. it was a ceramic salute to a kentucky woman killed during a police raid. say her name, breonna taylor, became a civil rights call for justice. this is the broken tribute today. she is in pieces. >>> there is substantial damage to the bust, especially around the back where large pieces of the ceramic structure were knocked off. >> they stratus scratched and hit with a baseball bat. >> reporte

there will be a local site at saint leo's catholic church this morning. in palo alto, people can get tested at the mitchell park library every tuesday starting this week. to find a covid-19 testing site near you, head straight to the top of our home page on www.kpix.com and be sure to download our kpix 5 app for news and weather alerts. we are always updating our coverage on air, online, and on cbsn bay area. >>> five days after blindsiding lawmakers with threats of a veto, president donald trump did an about-face and signed the coronavirus stimulus bill into law. troop relief is on the way for millions of americans. after days of criticizing the coronavirus relief bill, president donald trump finally signed it into law sunday night. congress passed the $900 billion bill a week ago after months of negotiations. the president threatened to veto it, calling the $600 stimulus check a disgrace and asking for more than triple that amount. >> this support is unequivocally beneficial. the citizens are getting the income support they need. businesses are getting

this became so severe that the road junction to the west of saint bith that i had to go out and play military policeman and direct the traffic to get it flowing to the front. and i'm sure that you had the same problem because there's only one road from prim towards saint bith through the arden. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> exactly the same situation, general. on the afternoon of the 17th i was on my way to there in a small vehicle and i had to dismount because it was impossible for me to get ahead on this road. i then walked toward the front and tried to make myself useful as a military policeman. it was hopeless to try to untangle this caravan of vehicles when suddenly i heard someone calling the very loud voice -- way up at the front, i thought i saw military policeman and i approached him. i saw that it was my superior, field marshal modal who had the same intention as i. we continued our efforts together and tries to separate the column but until nightfall on the 17th. a certain confusion and perplexity remained since we were not able to separate the vehicles. >> of course

yves saint laurent. en macy's, el destino para fragancias. américa se mueve con dunkin'. (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >>> retomamos la cualidad en noticias telemundo mediodía, joe biden y kamala harris fueron nombrados personas del año por la revista times. el presidente electo y la vicepresidenta electa que tomará posición de sus cargos el 20 de enero fueron escogidos por delante del presidente saliente donald trump el movimiento contra las desigualdades raciales de tonadas por la muerte de george floyd en mayo y el doctor anthony fauci junto a los más mencionados en su lucha contra la pandemia >>> también la batalla electoral continúa en georgia, los residentes de ese estado decidirán el 20 de enero quién se queda con el control de ese estado, la batalla se ha vuelto nacional y muchas celebridades latinas están llegando a este estado para movilizar el voto latino y nuestra colaboradora paula ramos nos va a contar más. hola paola ¿cómo estás? >>> pollack nicole, gracias >>> vimos que el voto latino tuvo un gran impacto en las elecciones presidenc

saints hosting the vikings. if you had alvin kamara on your team for fantasy, good for you.an nfl record running for six dounds and a career-high 155 yards on the ground. with the win they clench the nfc south. >>> chris wondo agreed with a deal. at age 37 he owns nearly every single mls scoring record. now he wants to run it back with the quakes for one more season. this abc 7 . >>> abc7 launched new streaming apps so wherever you are you can get the live broadcasts with the bay area app, on apple tv, fire tv and roku, search >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, taylor swift, christian serratos, and music from sabrina claudio. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everyone, i'm jimmy. thanks for watching. thanks for joining us. we have a big show tonight with taylor swift. we have a special show tonight. tonight's show is not going to be about trump or the electoral college, the vaccine, not even about "men tell all." [ laughter ] tonight, i have an untraditional holiday story about my family i'd like to share. those of you who watch the show regularly may