santa claus. you recognize santa claus. but before nast, santa claus could be skinny, he could be tall, many different versions of santa claus. nast came from germany, and he brought his own german version of santa claus to america, and this is the santa claus that we still recognize today. fat and jolly, right? kind of a big deal. there's another thing that he did for us politically so that we could recognize things. and he was -- i could tell by the way he was cartooning that he was trying to figure it out. but he gave us this legacy of the elephant and the donkey. could we go to the next cartoon? so there you see the elephant, the republican vote. and there is a donkey wearing a lion's mane. and that's the democratic party. and all these other animals that represent different things. but he's still trying to work it out. i can definitely relate to what he's doing here. how about the next one. okay. there you see, and that's not lincoln in the background. fiona, do you remember who that is? >> it's schirtz. >> but a repub

santa claus, you recognize santa claus, before him said clause could be skinny, tall, many versions of such a clause. he came from germany and he brought his own version of santa claus to america. this is the version of santa claus we recognize today. that and jolly. there's another thing that he did politically so we can recognize things. i could tell from the way that he was cartooning that he was trying to figure it out but he gave us the legacy of the elephant and the donkey. so can we go to the next cartoon? there you see the elephant in the republican boat. there is a donkey wearing a lions mane. that is the democratic party. then there are all of these other animals that represent different things but he's still trying to work out, i can definitely relate to me what he is doing here. how about the next one? there you see. that is not lincoln in the background. fiona, do you member what that is? sure it's. shirts. a republican. it says on the elephant pretty much let sleeping dogs lie. their economic plan seems to be okay. the guy in the foreground, thomas, he is trying to keep t

in his column, buchwald wrote it in the form of a federal complaint letter to santa claus.subject, violation of osha codes. dear sir, our inspectors have just completed a study of working conditions at your toy factory in the north pole. and find you in violation of section c paragraph b article seven, division, four of safety factors d slash h registration number 9087. to be more specific our inspectors have found that your wife who helps us make toys doesn't have own bathroom facilities. in section code of -- a male and female bathroom must be provided on the ground floor of a house engage in the production of stuffed animals. i also regret to inform you that we received a very negative reports from inspector x in regard to the space a reindeer. it reindeer must be tethered in its own style of eight feet by eight feet, covered by six feet of hay. in the case of donald and bloodstain, our inspector measured 1.4 meters of hay in -- in contravention of reindeer regulation 43. it has been brought to our attention that on the evening of december 24th you intend to deliver the

in his column he wrote it in the form of a federal complaint letter to santa claus, subject violations of osha codes. dear sir, our inspectors have just completed a study of working conditions at your toy factory and find you in slags of section c, paragraph b of regulation 10 8 article 7, division 4, and rule 105 registration number 900087. to be more specific our inspectors discovered that your wife who helps you make toys does not have her own bathroom facilities. under section 5 of code 345, quote a male and female bathroom must be provided on the ground floor of a house engaged in the production of stuffed animals. i also regret to inform you we received a very negative report from inspector x in regard to the space allotted to your reindeer. under section c of article 4 each reindeer must be tethered in its own stall of 10 feet by 8 feet covered by 1.6 feet of hay. donner and blitzen their stalls were only 9 feet long and they measured 1.4 feet of hay. it has been brought to our attention that on the evening of december 24th you intend to deliver the toys manufactured in your pla

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we used to call him santa claus because he had — to call him santa claus because he had white here and white heard on _ he had white here and a white beard. 0n the wednesday, the 18th of— beard. 0n the wednesday, the 18th of march, i took him down to ireland — 18th of march, i took him down to ireland hill and 18th of march, i took him down to ireland hilland i remember sitting — to ireland hilland i remember sitting on— to ireland hilland i remember sitting on the hill and he was talking — sitting on the hill and he was talking about going down there as kids — talking about going down there as kids for picnics. he talked about— as kids for picnics. he talked about my— as kids for picnics. he talked about my mum and dad and the boys _ about my mum and dad and the boys and — about my mum and dad and the boys and my sister, and then we headed — boys and my sister, and then we headed back home. iremember i remember before bedtime he said he — i remember before bedtime he said he was very sleepy. "joan, i said he was very sleepy. "joan, i am _ said he was very sleepy. "joan, i am very— sai

we used to call him santa claus because he had white hair and a white beard. 0n the wednesday, 18 march him down to island hill and i remember sitting on the hill and he was talking about going down there as kids for picnics. we talked about my mum and dad and the boys and my sister, and then we headed back home. i remember before bedtime he said he was very sleepy. "joan, i am very sleepy." iasked him if he remembered island hill on wednesday and he said he did. isaid when i said when you get really sleeping and you can't open your— sleeping and you can't open your eyes any more, you think about— your eyes any more, you think about that _ your eyes any more, you think about that and just step into the water. he said it was beautiful. he said that is how i want you to remember me. i said that i would. those were his last words to me. "hey, joan. — i said a prayer for you today." i said, "did you?" he saidi he said i did. i said did you say— he said i did. i said did you save— he said i did. i said did you saya prayer he said i did. i said did you say a prayer for you. he said he said i

in santa claus that. no person with the least bit of ethics would actively prevent mothers and children from finding each other. in my last letter to the pope i said that if jesus was alive he would help me to find my mother i don't know why the members of his church of precisely the ones preventing me from finding her maybe they're afraid we'll dig up something very dirty. when someone doesn't want to give you something they can destroy that something or hide it and then. where do we look for it. you know when i have more. marcus i mean most of them who show. them in their. own freedom are more important to me if you don't. let it move to that one of. the chosen but again you're not making this the me. person to get a feel. one of their. number to push to see them if you know what i want to. see how do you know what i don't know why don't i mean gosh how those. other feel it. and you know they're like even leave me me and my not exactly a just you know let you know if you know but a comment i'm going to

we used to call him santa claus because he had white hair and a white beard. 0n the wednesday, whichof march, i took him down to island hill, and i remember sitting down at island hill. he was talking about how we used to go down there for picnics as kids, and he talked about my mum and dad and the boys and my sister, and then we headed back home. friday morning, i got a phone call from him, i remember going over to him and saying, took i remember ringing before bedtime. he says, "i'm very sleepy. joan, i'm very sleepy." i says, "do you remember island hill on wednesday?" he says, "i do, i do." i says, "see, when you get really sleepy "and you can't open your eyes any more," i says, "you think about that and just step into the water." that's the way i said it. and he goes, "0h, joan, that was beautiful." he says, "that's how i want you to remember me." and i says, "yeah, iwill." this is his last words to me — "hey, joan, i said a prayer for you today." i says, "did you?", and he goes, "i did." i says, "did you say a wee prayerfor you?" he says, "i did." i said, "will i see you later?

i mean, kids believe in santa claus, kids believe in the tooth fairy.ieve that a house might be haunted. talking of beliefs, does stephen king believe in god? the jury's out on that, but as somebody famous said, if you don't believe and there is one, you're losing out. it doesn't hurt to believe in god. and so i choose to believe in a power greater than myself. why not? it seems to help. and so, yeah. the reason that, the reason i'm intrigued is partly because your books, you know, are in many ways about good and evil. you know, there are good people in your books and there are some really atrociously bad people in your books. i don't know if you yourself use the word evil, but if you do, where do you think evil comes from? well, evil is a tough one. i was raised a methodist and i had a very traditional protestant religious upbringing and i carried a lot of that to my fiction. and a lot of it is about good and evil. and one of the things that interests me the most about the stories that i write is — how do good people behave when they're faced with diff

piece he wrote in december 1970 six before the christmas holiday about our man at the north pole, santa clauswho had run afoul of the occupational safety and health administration. a federal agency set up in the -- to set and regulate guidelines and safety standards for businesses, corporations and workplaces around the country. in his column, buchwald took direct aim at the agency and the absurdities of its bureaucratic overreach with his toy factory in the north pole. in his column, buchwald wrote it in the form of a federal complaint letter letter to santa because. i >> article seven division for than rule 105 registration number 90087. our inspectors have discovered that your wife, who helps you make toys, does not ever -- does not have her own bathroom facilities. under section five, a male and female bathroom must be provided on the ground floor of a house engaged in the production of stuffed animals. i also regret to inform you received a negative report from an inspector a lot -- for the space allotted to your reindeer. each reindeer must be tethered in his own stall of 10 feet by eig

i used to call him santa claus because he'd white hair and a white beard. 0n the wednesday, which wasof march, i took him down to island hill, and i remember sitting down at island hill. he was talking about how we used to go down there for picnics as kids, and he talked about my mum and dad and the boys and my sister, and then we headed back home. on friday morning i got a phone call from him, and he sounded afraid, and he sounded anxious. isaid to i said to him, just step into the water. he said, that beautiful, joan. and i said, yeah, iwill remember you like that. those were his last words to me. this is his last words to me — "hey, joan, i said a prayer for you today." i says, "did you?", and he goes, "i did." i says, "did you say a wee prayerfor you?" he says, "i did." i said, "will i see you later?" "i'll see you later." his last words. last words, "see you later." but the difference with billy'sjourney and mine, billy went to the undertakers and i got going home. my hope is that we learn to be a people that really look and say, "what was really important this year? "what did we

if he is moderate, and santa claus delivering gift in july. it was all a lie.sives, they were on the they said they were going to push joe biden as part of the left as they possibly could, and we are not seeing that. we are seeing a refugee crisis on the border even though the white house won't call it that. we are seeing a continued influx with the encouragement of joe biden himself to come into our country. now we have a big issue and americans are being left behind. >> chris christie says the honeymoon should be over and the republicans must hold the president accountable. it take a look at this. >> i'm tired of looking around and sing this double standard. if joe biden doesn't tell the truth, i will call him out on that. what i said to republicans this week, every one of us should. >> what's your read? >> i think that it's -- the numbers only going to go up from here. at the progressives won't be settled with the 62,000 figure that the white house has thrown out. i recall during the 20/20 campaign joe biden promised 125,000 refugees a year when president ob

>> jimmy: no, no, no it thin just like -- there was that movie, the roller coaster, the santa claus rolleret in that head space >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: ready? three, two, one. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's the face! that was the face all the kids had. yeah, yeah, yeah you saw that fil all right. here we go let's do the last and final round. this one is worth a million points >> okay. >> jimmy: this is -- this is good bass player feeling the groove [ laughter ] >> all right >> jimmy: bass face, basically bass face. bass player feeling the groove >> okay. >> jimmy: three, two, one. ♪ [ laughter ] [ ding ] [ cheers and applause >> the accompaniment the accompaniment. >> jimmy: joseph gordon-levitt, everybody! >> thank you >> jimmy: season two of his youtube series "create together" premieres april 22nd get involved with that more "tonight show" after the break. stick around come on back >> thanks so much. [ cheers and applause ♪ hey, quest hey, tariq my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness...mu

if he is moderate, and santa claus delivering gift in july. it was all a lie. on the they said they were going to push joe biden as part of the left as they possibly could, and we are not seeing that. we are seeing a refugee crisis on the border even though the white house won't call it that. we are seeing a continued influx with the encouragement of joe biden himself to come into our country. now we have a big issue and americans are being left behind. >> chris christie says the honeymoon should be over and the republicans must hold the president accountable. it take a look at this. >> i'm tired of looking around and sing this double standard. if joe biden doesn't tell the truth, i will call him out on that. what i said to republicans this week, every one of us should. >> what's your read? >> i think that it's -- the numbers only going to go up from here. at the progressives won't be settled with the 62,000 figure that the white house has thrown out. i recall during the 20/20 campaign joe biden promised 125,000 refugees a year when president obama was in offic

lea described his presence as santa claus 365 days a year, a jolly guy with the beard. qualities she treasured most in him embodied in his two sons. david was 59. our thanks to family members for sharing these stories with us. our hearts go out to you as they do to everyone who has lost a loved one in this pandemic. this weekend, mickey guyton will become the first black woman to co-host the academy of country music awards. she was the only black woman to be nominated for an award this year. but as amna nawaz reports, a number of black women are starting to gain traction in the genre. it is part of our ongoing arts and culture coverage, canvas. ♪ reporter: when brittany spencer released the first single from her ep last summer she did not know what to expect. >> i did not know anyone would listen to this project. i thought i was eating out something to be able to send whenever i pinch myself for a 2:00 a.m. slot at a festival or something, and so much more is happened. ♪ reporter: in october she twitted out her cover. one month later she said she was lord when group mem

lea described his presence as“ santa claus 365 days a year, a jolly guy with a beard.”reasured most in him embodied ihis two sons. david was 59 years old. >> and our thanks to family members for sharing these stories with us. our hear go out to you, as they do to everyone who's lost a loved one in this pandemic. >> woodruff: this weekend, mickey guyton will become the first black woman to co-host the academy of country music awards. she was the only black woman to be nominated for an award this year. but as amna nawaz reports, a number of black women are starting to gain traction in the genre. it's part of our ongoing arts and culture coverage, "canvas." ♪ like my good just ain't good enough ♪ my honest ain't true enough ♪ >> nawaz: when brittney spencer released the first single from her debut e.p. last summer, she didn't know what to expect. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> honestly, i didn't know that anyone would listen to this project. i just thought that i was putting out something on all the streaming services to be able to sing whenever i pitch myself for, like, a-- i don't know, like

the easter bunny has a much weaker back story, by the way, much weaker than santa claus. we had to make up a lot of details on the spot -- about where he lives, what his motivation is. we told them he lives in florida and hates chickens. is why he gathers the eggs. yesterday, my wife tried to explain the meaning of easter to our daughter who is six. she wanted to know what was going on, so molly said, "well, jesus died." and jane goes "oh, no!" it was news to her. she said don't worry, he rose from the dead, which is a lot for a child to digest. so we gave her a handful of jelly beans and she seemed okay. sometimes i remember that jesus only lived to be 33-years old. think about that. this would be like zac efron rising again! 33. you understand? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: a lot of -- a lot of -- [ laughter ] a lot of churches held services on zoom again this year. these virtual services which brings up an interesting theoretical and theological question. can god hear your prayers if you're muted? i say no. i don't think he can. the white house easter egg roll was virt

in all fairness, merrick garland is like santa claus, and rudy's devices are going to be like the presentsu on christmas day. >> i want to ask you about that, about the merrick garland connection because andrew giuliani has come out publicly and railed against this raid and said it's all a political witch hunt, all motivated by politics. what's your response to him? >> well, actually, i think what andrew said is that it's political thuggery, which i didn't see andrew coming out and saying anything when it happened to me, nor did i see rudy say anything when it happened to me. what is interesting is that the last time i saw andrew, he was giving a golf lesson on one of trump's properties. now all of a sudden, he too has become a spokesperson. i mean, it's almost comical that they put people in these positions. i understand andrew's contemplating on running for governor. it's another joke. and what do i think? i think rudy knows that he has trouble. i think donald understands that rudy will provide whatever information that he has to the sdny because rudy has no interest in going to prison a

they talk about the symbols he popularized, like the democratic stomping donkey, santa claus, and therepublican debate elephant. the massachusetts historical event hosted this event and provided the video. >> >> the program tonight is very much directly related to our online exhibition and i hope you will all check out and if you've not done so already it's a great show and incredibly relevant these days. this was planned to be a physal

registry joining us now to discuss what's next for police reform is david ball, law professor and santa claus. university thank you so much. david for being here. i want to start first with chokeholds. now many agencies, including here in the bay area, already prohibit thies neck restraints. so how effective would this be? so that's actually the key point that i wanted to raise. so new york city, for example, band choke holds and 1993. and yet eric garner died as a result of a chokehold, so it's one thing to say that you're going to ban choke holds, and it's another thing to talk about what happens when an officer uses a chokehold or how you're going. to enforce that van, okay, so there are some questions surrounding this. let's move on to the next issue, which the issue of qualified immunity. explain to viewers exactly what this is and why it was put in place. sure so qualified immunity is only relevant when someone is suing an officer on by extension, their department and their municipality for civil damages, so this would be a wrongful death suit in the case of somebody who was killed by p

engaged with and the symbols he popularized such as the democratic donkey, republican elephant, and santa clausthe massachusetts historical society hosted this event and provided the video. >> our program tonight is very much directly related to our online exhibition. i hope you all check it out if you have not done so already. it's a great show, and somehow incredibly relevant these days. this show was originally planned to be a physical show at the massachusetts historical society. and as a part of that physical show, we had intended to dedicate one room to thomas nast, the father of american political cartoons.

tal como lo vieron a santa claus en su carta escrita a mano y enviada en un globo, el amigo de cuatron la humanidad y en nuestros amigos en cualquier punto del planeta. gracias por compartir estaremos historia. seguimos con mÁs. karla: aquÍ estamos listos para ayudar a nuestra audiencia. juan: buenos dÍas, carla y a todos ustedes. karla: vamos con nuestra reportera para que nos de reporte del mundo saludable. buenos dÍas, paola. paola: buenos dÍas y gracias. hoy la informaciÓn que les traigo, les dirÉ quÉ paÍs se quita la mÁscara y que quÉ nueva infecciÓn podrÍa estar relacionado con la vacuna del covid—19 y quiÉnes se reÚnen este dÍa para realizar la vacuna de johnson y johnson para ver si se reanuda su vacunaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ paola: un aÑo despuÉs de que se impusiera su uso obligatorio, los habitantes del estado judÍo comienzan a vivir sin el uso obligatorio de la mascarilla, con mÁs de la mitad de la poblaciÓn completamente vacunada, el gobierno les ha eximido de la obligaciÓn desde el domingo pasado. los reportes indican que los contagios se han reducido mucho, pero no sabemos si una nu

. >> smokey the bear is the second most recognized figure in american culture, only behind santa clausokey was receiving so much mail at his home at the national zoo, he was given his own zip code. ♪ >> ♪ you will find him in the forest always sniffing at the breeze everybody knows he is the fire preventing bear smokey the bear smokey the bear ♪ >> a sniff in the air. >> he can fight a fire before it starts to flame. >> ♪ that is why we call him smokey ♪ >> ♪ that is how he got his name ♪ narrator: after the election of president eisenhower in 1952, which marked a conservative shift in the nation's politics, the forest service increased its output of forest products. >> it was a totally different era. as the forest service was moving from the custodial period in its history to the management period. and management meant timber sales. ♪ >> the forest is trees. trees ready to become homes for a growing nation. ♪ >> the forest service after world war ii made this shift from thinking about selectively harvesting national forests and slowly and conservatively increasing their utility value

. >> smokey the bear is the second most recognized figure in american culture, only behind santa claus own zip code. ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: after the election of president eisenhower in 1952, which marked a conservative shift in the nation's politics, the forest service increased its output of forest products. >> it was a totally different era. forest service was moving from the custodial period in its history to the management period . and management meant timber sales. ♪ >> the forest is trees. trees ready to become homes for a growing nation. ♪ >> the forest service after world war ii made this shift from thinking about selectively harvesting national forests and slowly and conservatively increasing their utility value, to a new, aggressive management philosophy aimed at maximizing timber production. >> i was taught that production forestry is the way to go. that was the teaching process back, immediately after world war ii. >> all of us were fresh out of the service. we were used to doing things and running things. you tell us what needed to be done, we would figure out how to do it. >> i

he's the wonderful stranger who found a letter to santa claus from two little girls who live two statest all began with this moment just before christmas in the town of liberal, kansas, when these 4-year-old twin sisters wrote letters to santa, tied them to red balloons and released them from their home. their mother knew better. it was like a message in a bottle but 4-year-olds luna and gianella gonzalez were truly hoping it might make it to santa's workshop at the north pole. >> it was a windy day and i just thought it was just going to get lost, get caught up in the tree. >> reporter: but the message didn't get lost. one of those balloons traveled more than 600 miles in the wrong direction and into the hands of alvin bamburg near shreveport, louisiana, who decided he's going to be santa's helper. >> i opened it and it was a christmas list. i just had to do something for them. >> reporter: mr. bamburg says the note melted his heart so he and his wife posted this on facebook where the internet helped him find the mother of the twins. and with donations from family and friends he shippe