it's not young sheldon. it's middle-aged sheldon?edictorian speech. >> is young sheldon going to get a girlfriend in this upcoming season? that's what we're hearing. >> is it time to have the talk with him? >> that's not true. i haven't heard anything. >> quick starting rumors, hoover. >> would you like young sheldon to perhaps have a girlfriend as a character? >> i think he's a bit young. >> he's a bit young. >> i like that. >> ian's got enough to think about between his fourth season on "young sheldon" and his next role where he's stepping into some pretty big paws. >> chase is on the case. >> based on the beloved children's show "paw patrol the movie" hits the big screens next year. he stars alongside yara shahidi, kim kardashian and dax sheppard. >> the paw patrol movie, tell us about that. >> i actually did a lot of stuff for that over quarantine. so that was super fun to do. >> i've got three kids, and they love themselves some paw patrol. >> as for balancing the rest of his talents, ian's got it covered. >> there you go. wow.

sheldon adelson has died at 87. on thecker would join us life of sheldon adelson.look at this american economy, i will ask the traditional question in this untraditional time. the elasticity of business investment, what has barclays observed? is it malleable, is it something that can support the economy? michael: we think it can. we think it still has room to run in that regard, at least on the factory output side of the equation. output still has room to expand and meet where demand is. we have to climb -- we have declining inventories for consecutive quarters. sayconomist would generally business spending and investment will follow demand. if you keep plugging in stimulus aid bills and you follow with an infrastructure bill, that lays a good groundwork for business investment spending. we are encouraged for the outlook for business spending and are looking for solid rates of growth going forward. lisa: do you buy that the labor market can come back much more quickly than a previous recession because this was an exogenous shock and not the same sort of traditional

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sheldon adelson has passed away at the age of 87.n for building the largest casino company in the world, and he was also a major contributor to republican candidates and causes. we are joined now by bloomberg's chris palmeri. what will sheldon adelson's legacy bb on the las vegas sands and entry into macau? >> two things. one is his legacy in las vegas. he was one of the first to jump on the idea that the convention business was a lucrative market on its own. it was sort of an afterthought in vegas designed to fill rooms midweek. think convention goers didn't gamble much and were not worth the business. he built the sand center and the venetian next to it, built these rooms that were bigger than normal, had fax machines, safes, meeting space, all of that that was a revolution at the time. it's become a huge business and everyone has copied him. guyourse, the first western to open a casino in macau, opening the stage for others to follow. vonnie: do we know what happened at the end of october? there was an effort to sell some of his c

neil: you've done okay for yourself, sheldon. keep it up. sheldon, always good having you on. you always speak your mind. both sides appreciate that. be well, good health. >> i don't think democrats appreciate it too much. neil: they actually hate you i forgot. sheldon, thank you. >> i only watch fox. neil: all right. i'm sorry. i didn't set that up very well. he had a great sense of humor. this was not the series of bites i thought, i apologize my bad. one of the things i gleaned over the years talking about him, despite his dry wit and demeanor, razor shape about financial details. very concerned about our growing deficit and debt. said capitalism at its core was good. a son of a taxicab driver born into poverty. he was worried even to his dying days concerned about the role government was playing just getting bigger. what did you make of that? >> he was a great american, horatio alger story, you're exactly right. born with very little income, became one of the richest people in the world. one of those only in america stories. i was a big admirer of his because of business h

born tojewish immigrants, sheldon adelson was a natural entrepreneur.gapore and macau, becoming one of the world's richest men. paying his own tribute, donald trump said sheldon adelson had earned immense wealth and a great name. he lived the true american dream. let's get an update from the bbc sport centre. hello i'm chetan pathak with your wednesday sport briefing. we start with manchester united who are top of the english premier league after a 1—0 win over burnley at turf moor and it's thanks to paul pogba who volleyed in united's second half winner. burnley failed to register a single shot on target until stoppage time as 0le gunnar solskjaer�*s side move three points clear of the champions liverpool — who they'll meet at anfield on sunday: you have to go in there knowing that we play against the team that we play against the team that has been, by a mile, the best in the country for the last 1.5 years. they are champions by right and we are looking forward to it and it is a great test of where we are at. meanwhile atletico madrid have gone four p

sheldon would not back down. we're the only company that didn't lay people off. we didn't fur are furlough sheldon stayed the course, because he felt ethically. with digit at, he was concerned about underage gambling, and that people couldn't afford it before he passed away, we had many discussions, and we talked about it very candidly sheldon understood the power we took him to a place where the technology made him feel comfortable. we have a land-based giant that's our bread and butter, that's our core. it's a operate good business digital is a different business. we're looking at it. we're looking at what makes sense, what doesn't, we will not just be in digital to be -- if there's an intelligent approach we'll be there if not, we won't. >> it's causing a lot of chatter. rob, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. good luck in this new role. >> appreciate it be well. >>> thank you, contessa, as well >>> we're going to continue to monitor the markets as the fallout continues. shares of heavily shorted stocks like gamestop and amc getting slammed as some broke

and sheldon adelson, he had big happen and ould could happen. gaming industry in the united states and around the world put his company at the innovation. senator roy blunt. and jacky rosen of nevada, i am passing to hear of the of sheldon adelson. and his wife to combat addiction and substance abuse in changed the ate lives of many. this is erica out of san francisco. a democrat. for waiting. go ahead. caller: yeah. i truly nt to say believe trump is a cult leader and these people are being take ashed and we need to all the compromised congressmen and senators out that are corrupt. prosecuted. be these terrorists are not patriots. they're cowards. if they were patriots, they'd sign up for the military. rioters are the bigot hypocrites. hey wouldn't want people threatening their own well-being or their family but it's ok for hem to go ahead and threat and attack others because they didn't get their way. these people expected they would no consequences if you see all these people who are being off airplanes. what did i do? you know, acting like t

there is nobody -- there is nobody the size of sheldon's condominium to the republican party.s very vocal in what he liked and what he didn't like. but at the end of the day, as i have told others today who have called me, when sheldon was called by president obama to help him, sheldon said, i am an american first and a republican second if i can help you, mr. president, i'm going to help you. >> thank you for leaving us with that michael levin, we appreciate it. >> thank you very much thanks for the call. bye-bye. >>> coming up the fight against covid-19 lab corp. helping the cdc track coronavirus mutations as new strains spread across the u.s. we will discuss with the ceo of lab corp. when "closing bell" comes right back will pick up b. will pick up b. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and star

good morning. >> good morning to you this is really an end of an era because sheldon adelson was the casino moguls on the las vegas strip, the last founder of a mega brand. at 87 he was the decisioner maker for this company he died last night of non-hodgkin's lymphoma which he battled for some time. it took him off multiple earnings calls, though not out of the office throughout the last couple of years his legacy, profound every market he touched, he changed. adelson's impact on macaw, his vision for singapore, dreams for las vegas, he leaves his mark on every integrated resort in every destination. he had a deep abiding love for israel he donated generously to conservative politics there and smashed records for political donations in u.s. politics in fact, according to the center for responsive politics, sheldon adelson and his wife were the single largest political dopers of the 2020 election cycle giving $218 million to republican or conservative groups they had donated more than $100 million in the 2018 midterms and in the 2016 presidential election they were trump's biggest don

was trained at the same hospital where sheldon siegel carried on his research. i was told it is a project that the research going on and somebody writing a paper tape and how to find ordered for boy or girl before birth by doing them your sentences they produce a girl of course we are what. prenatal sex determination was the biggest breakthrough in population control this way girls were aborted on mass and birth rates were just 2 fold fewer babies were being born and fewer girls they could later bear children. daughters are weeded out. in china as well one in 5 boys presently born one later not be able to find a wife mother so worried they advertise at countless marriage markets for their surplus sons in shanghai there's such a market every sunday in people's park. was it the us that says it or where we were. not she and i. ching 1000 wounded and boy were in the you know you do when the family. was a man had has been our the ahmad's how we cheat when. you sit in there how was it we seen. better you had some entity should insist jacen says that. these are mothers

sheldon cooper. dr. cooper? sheldon: forget it. excuse me. sheldon, we both agreed to do this.a waste of time. i might as well explain the laws of thermodynamics to a bunch of labradoodles. if you don't do this, i won't take you to the comic book store. hello. nice work with the laser, by the way. i remember when i, too, was deciding my academic future as a lowly graduate student. of course, i was 14. and i'd already achieved more than most of you could ever hope to, despite my 9:00 bedtime. now, there may be one or two of you in this room who has what it takes to succeed in theoretical physics. although, it's more likely that you'll spend your scientific careers teaching fifth graders how to make papier-mâché volcanoes with baking soda lava. oh, good god. in short, anyone who told you that you would someday be able to make any significant contribution to physics, played a cruel trick on you, a cruel trick indeed. any questions? of course not. i weep for the future of science.

was trained at the same hospital where sheldon siegel carried on his research. i was thrilled with the project for the research going. and hope to find ordered for boy or girl before birth. overproduce a girl of course be about. prenatal sex determination was the biggest breakthrough in population control this way girls were aborted on mass and birth rates were duce 2 fold fewer babies were being born and fewer girls that could later bear children. daughters are weeded out in china as well one in 5 boys presently born one later not be able to find a wife mother so worried they advertise it countless marriage markets for their surplus sons in shanghai there's such a market every sunday in people's part. was it the us or so that aware we were. there was a wonder then when the utah. has . power that they are much how we win new york. city and they are why is it we seen. you had some interest. should insist jacen says it's a teaching. these are mothers who have only one son because they were permitted to have only one child this was the chinese strategy for populati

to a sheldon-approved theater.table. the delay would result in tomorrow morning's bowel movement occurring at work. hang on, hang on. th-there's a 7-eleven here. we smuggle slurpees, which are essentially icees, in under our coats, after having a pleasant meal either here, here or here. wow. i don't see how we missed that. excuse me, in what universe are slurpees icees? that's how we missed it. sheldon, would you be prepared, on a non-precedential basis, to create an emergency ad hoc slurpee-icee equivalency? oh, leonard, you know i can't do that. okay, i guess we only have one option. yep, i don't see any way around it. bye, sheldon. see ya. later, dude. they're right, it was the only option. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪

now, in the senate, seven senate democrats led by sheldon whitehouse who i'm going to speak with in a few minutes, filed an ethics complaint against ted cruz and josh hawley for. it should result in expulsion or censure. they're right, it should. republicans have an obligation to apologize to the country to patrol their caucus and to exile the seditious faction and not just wield the power they have to obstruct and endanger american democracy. and if they will not do that, which they almost certainly will not, then democrats newly empowered with a mandate from the american people with rare control over both houses of congress and the presidency, with the president who got more votes than anyone in history, who won by 7 million votes and a senate majority derived from an improbable victory in the state of georgia, with where everyone knew the senate was on the line. they have a mandate, the democrats, to do things to improve people's lives as quickly and as much as possible and to fortify american democracy against the forces that would seek to destroy it. if that can be done in a way

yes, sheldon. we are friends.

over the touchdown line. >> we like him, young sheldon. >> we like young sheldon.was genius. >> i want to know whose idea that was, genius idea, very creative. and part of the viacom cbs family, i might mention. welcome back to "cbs this morning." we begin with this, house democrats are ready to move on impeachment if vice president mike pence does not invoke the 25th amendment by tomorrow to remove president trump. this comes as we learn about new threats of violence across the nation in the wake of the assault on the capitol, the fbi is warning that armed protests are being planned for all 50 states and d.c. and the days leading up to joe biden's inauguration. >> cbs news learned one group wants to storm government buildings on inauguration day. and is urging similar action if the president is removed before then. the head of the national guard says there will be at least 10,000 troops in d.c. for the inauguration with another 5,000 ready if necessary. >>> there is no end in sight to the coronavirus threat in america. and this morning, the total number of reporte

sheldon whitehouse off of the air this evening. that is our wednesday night effort with our thanks for joining us for all of our part. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. ♪ ♪ >>> this time four years ago the ceo of exxon was starting his new job as secretary of state for america. for the united states. whose idea was that? the exxon ceo. it did not go well for him. it did not even go well for exxon which was the biggest surprise. it didn't go well for the united states of america. by the time reports surfaced that the ceo described the president as an effing moron at a meeting in the situation room and the secretary of state wouldn't deny he said it, it was even clear his tenure wasn't going well for the administration. his tenure of secretary of state wasn't good for the state department. it was really a bad idea all around that turned out worse than you might have thought from the initial badness of the bad idea. one of the things that happened at the state department over the past four year

sheldon cooper and dr. amy farrah fowler present... both: dr. sheldon cooper's fun with flags.rt this episode by apologizing on behalf of dr. fowler, who made the wild claim last week that there was no national tricolored flag with a purple stripe, when, in fact, the estonian governorate inside the russian empire had a purple stripe on their flag from 1721 to 1917. see? right there in the middle. and i'd like to apologize on behalf of dr. cooper for having his zipper down for the entire segment on the flags of east africa. sorry, tanzania, you deserve better. all right, on today's episode, we're gonna start with some viewer e-mails.

. >>> and las vegas sands handing over the control of the company, following sheldon addelson's death "worldwide exchange" returns. ♪ a live look at hong kong the foggy sky over there, the day wrapping up as our day is just really beginning. new this morning, as the company resolves ongoing issues with matters such as user privacy that's according to the governor of china's central bank who made yesterday. pulled by regulators days before it was due to begin trading in hong kong, amid a lot of scrutiny by chinese regulators the financial times is reporting that ant group is expecting to spell zel its firm i verify, the move comes amid growing tensions over china's technology companies and tightening scrutiny over u.s. data. >>> sticking with china, president biden's pick for commerce secretary is promising aggressive action when it comes to protecting american interests. those remarks, the latest by biden administration officials suggesting a continuation of former president trump's tough china policies eunice yoon joins us from beijing with much more what's the reaction been to those

leonard died again, sheldon. you're up.ove of chess, lasers and aerosol disinfectant, i must forfeit. why? because it's almost 11:00. so? so, penny has a "don't knock on my door before 11:00 or i punch you in the throat" rule. (door closes) oh. oh. oh. hey, you know what'd be a great idea? we get some girls over here and play laser obstacle strip chess. believe me, howard, any girl who would be willing to play that, you don't want to see naked. you underestimate me. penny. penny. penny. hey, sheldon. it's 11:00 a.m. i know. you're safe. this package came while you were at work. oh, great, my rhinestones. thank you. excuse me. what? you have to sign this. what is it? when i signed for the package, i was deputized by the united parcel service and entrusted with its final delivery. i now need you to acknowledge receipt of the package so that i'm fully indemnified and no longer liable. sheldon, it's just a box of rhinestones. well, the contents are irrelevant. a legal bailment has been created.

i'm joined now by sheldon whitehouse who filed against krus and hawley. i want to start with this weird situation we find ourselves in. this impasse over the organizing resolution. can you explain what's going on here? >> i think it is early power struggle with mitch trying to find leverage for himself. to the extent that he is counting on people in the democratic caucus to oppose procedural reforms. i think he is really undermining himself, mcconnell is right now. he's making the case for procedural reforms the allow a majority to do its business. >> he's essentially, as i understand it, threatening a filibuster of the basic resolution you need to do business and there by using that threat to deny the democrats, the majority and the gavel and committee chairmanships. >> yeah. well, tech anybodily we would have the gavels but not the new members assigned to different committees. so the floor would continue to operate more or less the regular way under senate rules with chuck schumer as majority leader but the real rubber hitting the road is in the committ

sheldon, we agreed we'd do something different tonight. all right.ook store. we went to the comic book store last night. last night was wednesday. wednesday is comic book night. tonight, we'll be going on thursday, because it's anything can happen thursday. way to think outside but pressed right up against the box, sheldon. so what are we going to do tonight? if i may proffer a suggestion, in bars all across this great nation of ours, thursday night is ladies' night. which means, as the evening progresses, we will get better looking courtesy of 99 cent margaritas and two-for-one jell-o shots. come on, howard, the odds of us picking up girls in a bar are practically zero. oh, really? are you familiar with the drake equation? the one that estimates the odds of making contact with extraterrestrials by calculating the product of an increasingly restrictive series of fractional values such as those stars with planets, and those planets likely to develop life? n equals r times fp times ne times fl times fi times fc times l?

thank you, sheldon. you're welcome.f inquiry: why did you put your car key in the door lock? why? i'll tell you why-- because today i had an audition, it took me two hours to get there, i waited an hour for my turn, and before i could even start, they told me i looked too midwest for the part. too midwest-- what the hell does that even mean? well, the american midwest was mostly settled by scandinavian and germanic people. they have a characteristic facial bone structure... i know what it means, sheldon! god! you know, i have been in l.a. for almost two years now, and i haven't gotten a single acting job. i've accomplished nothing, haven't gotten a raise at work, haven't even had sex in six months, and just now, when i was walking up those stairs, a fly flew in my mouth and i ate it! well, actually, insects are a dietary staple in many cultures. they're almost pure protein. oh, son of a bitch! i believe the condensation on your frozen foods weakened the structural integrity of the bag.

we saw the irs due before now they're trying to do it now, this is also senator sheldon whitehouse andhington post calling for the government to call for repose to people disagree about climate change. this is a trend and it's very scary where they wanted the platform everybody including fox news. you see arguments about that in the left and they want to use the power of government to go after private companies that dare stand up to them. liz: then you have house oversight carolyn melania saying let's get the fbi to look into businesses since customers were at the capital riot targeting parler but not twitter or facebook. it is continuing. john brennan is saying intelligence communities going to start getting active too. we will have you back on this story, it's good to see you, thank you for joining us. liz: coming up former california john cox there is a major upper happening right now in california. more than 50 restaurant and wineries suing the california governor gavin newsom, why, he is unconstitutional and how he handled the shutdown, he botched it. a big push to recall this gov

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for the last nine years, rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse has been raising an i wearness about the effects of climate change in a series of speeches from the floor. on wednesday the democratic lawmaker gave his final speech on the topic. >> i'm particularly glad to see the senior senator from new mexico presiding on for what are for me is a sentimental moment because he has been such a terrific friend and colleague and advocate in the battle about climate change. i'm here today because at last it is time to say farewell to my battered time to wake up image board here and to a run of more than 275 weekly climate speeches. it's been one of the senate's longer runs, i believe, but i think it's time to say farewell. this long run began in the dark days of 2012 after speaker pelosi had passed a serious climate bill and the senate had refused to take up anything, not even a blank bill to go to conference with and see what could be done in conference. and as some of us remember all too well, when speaker pelosi passed that bill in 2009 over on the house side, we had here in the senate

saber, what is the most important thing or things for you to stay focused on let's find out michael sheldons executive director at rdm financial at hightower and he is joining us thank you very much and happy new year >> likewise. >> you have that wall of worry that we pointed out when clients are banging your phone lines or sending you the texts or whatsapp or whatever it is, what is the key things that you and your team are focused on right now? >> as we turn the corner into 2021, we're still going it dealing with the lingering effects of the virus in early 2021 and that will probably lead to weaker economic data. for example, this friday we have the jobs report out and we're likely to see an increase of about 100,000 in the payrolls. that is not such a bad number, but considering the fact that we've only regained about 60% of the jobs lost, we still have work to do i think in terms of looking out over the next several quarters, it is important to point out that if you look back at gdp data going back to the late 1940s, economic expansions typically last about six years or so while consid

you heard the man, sheldon whitehouse, to play us off the air this evening. wednesday night effort. with our thanks for joining us for all our part. on behalf of all my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> in my view we've already waited too long to deal with this climate crisis. we can't wait any longer. >> the biden white house goes big on climate. tonight congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez help make this moment happen. >>> then, major new indictments of organizers of the capitol hill riot and major new questions about the members of congress still doing trump's bidding. >>> plus, straight talk from the covid biden team. >> right now i want to level with the public that we're facing two constraining factors. >> my exclusive interview with senior biden covid adviser andy slavitt on the reality facing americans and why it may not be all bad. >>> and the big short by the stock surge by gamestop has the attention of the white house and global markets. when "all-in" starts right now.

sheldon whitehouse off of the air this evening.g us for all of our part. on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, good night. ♪ ♪ >>> this time four years ago the ceo of exxon was starting his new job as secretary of state for america. for the united states. whose idea was that? the exxon ceo. it did not go well for him. it did not even go well for exxon which was the biggest surprise. it didn't go well for the united states of america. by the time reports surfaced that the ceo described the president as an effing moron at a meeting in the situation rm

how it could affect lawmakers on both sides of the >>> casino mogul sheldon adelson has died following applications related to cancer treatment. the son of jewish immigrants, he became one of the world richest man ever building a casino empire spanning from vegas to china. he was also considered one of the nation's most influential republican donors in his later years. he was 87. >>> some of america's biggest corporations are distancing themselves from u.s. lawmakers in the wake of last week's capital riots. ed o'keefe report more than a dozen fortune 500 companies have suspended political donations. >> on monday, hallmark cards company ask for a refund from republican senators josh holly and roger marshall who received a combined $12,000. the company says the senator's decision to reject state certified electoral colleges votes do not reflect their company values and american express told employees monday they are withholding donations from lawmakers devoted to subvert the presidential results and the peaceful transition of power. : sats, facebook, google and microsoft are going farth

sheldon, it's not that bad. not bad? it's horrible.ories about this sort of thing, but you never think it'll happen to you. so they steamed your dumplings. get over it. new topic, please. all right, penny. let me take this opportunity to point out that you are looking particularly ravishing today. not with a thousand condoms, howard. so, there is a number. okay, new topic, please. hey, did you hear the people upstairs in 5a are moving out? no, shh-shh-shh! what?! the people upstairs are moving out. no! (sighs) the horror... why would you just say something like that? no, no, no, no, no, no, no... how else was i supposed to say it? slowly. like putting a new fish in a tank. you don't just drop it in. you let the bag sit in the water a while. the horror... sheldon, i'm sure it's going to be fine. no, it's not going to be fine. change is never fine. they say it is, but it's not. okay, honey, did you even know the people that are moving out? i never met them. that's what made them perfect. there were no awkward "hellos" in the halls. there

senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island has given a speech about climate on the senate floor every week for the past nine years. every week sheldon whitehouse gives a speech on the senate floor in which he urges that the climate is an emergency and that the u.s. government needs to do more and that we need to actually start leading the world on innovating and adapting and investing and confronting the climate disaster. every week for nine years he has been giving that speech. today he gave one of those speeches, he says, for the last time, because he says, finally, after one week in office, the u.s. government is finally actually starting to do it. and so, now he wants to be part of helping them do it. he no longer feels like he needs to hechter them every week in the senate, telling them that it's time to wake up. we're awake. joining us now is cole davenport. she writes today at "the new york times" that the forces of raid behind president biden on this effort might surprise you, that some cases, oil and gas companies and carmakers are behind what the president is trying to do. c

sheldon adelson was 87 years old. still to come, the glacial pace of the u.s. campaign raises questions. the leaders of unicef and the world food program discuss a challenging year ahead. and the economic hardships wrought by the pandemic disproportionately affect college students of color. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and from the west at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: operation warp speed may have produced effective covid vaccines in record time, but administing them has been another matter. the cdc says only about 9 million of the more than 25 million doses distributed have actually been given. as john yang reports, the trump administration today made big changes to the program. john: judy, health and human services secretary alex azar announced the changes. the administration will begin to release all the doses of the vaccine. they began by holding back approximately half because these are two-shot vaccines, but officials are now confident the supply is sufficient. it's urging stat

i don't see anything at all, sheldon.ou're the doctor, but i am constantly hearing this annoying sound. me, too. is it a high-frequency whistle? no, it's more of a relentless, narcissistic drone. yup, there's no inflammation at all, sheldon. then it must be a tumor. seriously doubt it. maybe it's a lingering bacterial infection from all those childhood toilet swirlies. is that possible? i used to get those all the time. even in church. well, if it is from a swirly, there is something i can do. okay, circle, circle, dot, dot, now you have a cootie shot! i'm going to bed. okay, i'll be right in. it's not enough that she mocks me, but that isn't even the correct procedure for a cootie shot. do you understand that stephanie's not here to treat your imaginary ailments? how is it imaginary that i keep hearing an octave above middle c? (singing note) is that imaginary? (sings) i don't think so. (hums note) good night. another thing. under article one, section three of our roommate agreement, i'm calling an emergency meeting. no,

. >>> sheldon adelson has died of richest man after building a casino empire from vegas to china. he is also one of the nation's most influential republican donors in his later years, he was 87 years old. >>> visa is joining a growing list of companies suspending their political donations after the rights last week. the company says they are reviewing the contribution guidelines and other companies like american express, amazon, verizon and at&t are specifically halting campaign contributions to lawmakers that objected to the election results. other companies like facebook, citigroup and goldman sachs says they will withhold all contributions as well. >>> up ahead, the state capitol in alert for possible protests.>>> and we continue our investigation into california's problems with unemployment fraud. the edd reveals ongoing tension between them and bank of america.>>> 5 news at 5:30.>> more local news for you, bay area city asked the state for an exemption to reopen outdoor dining. our public health officials on board? >>> the latest in the back of employment debit cards. a whist

and casino magnate and gop megadonor, sheldon aidenson died last night, adleson, a staunch supportertive and jewish causes. he was one of the largest donors of the republican party. cause of death, complications from nonhodg hodgkins lymphoma, sheldon adelson was 77. >>> on wall street, the dow up 60, helped by bank and energy stocks s&p up 2 the nasdaq up 36 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news house democrats planning to vote tonight to demand vice president pence use the 25th amendment to remove president trump from office and if he does not, they say they'll move forward with impeachment. three republicans in the house are now saying they will vote to impeach, including liz cheney, the conference chair president-elect biden to be sworn in a week from tomorrow. his inauguration already marred with disturbing threats of organized violence across the nation the former defense secretary leon panetta with us now mr. secretary, thank you the president-elect still plans to get sworn in on the steps of the capitol. what's your level of

and casino magnate and republican mega-donor sheldon adelson has died after a long illness. he was a billionaire who gave hundreds of millions of dollars to republican politicians, including president trump. he was also a strong pro-israel voice, and pushed for relocating oe u.s. embassy in israel jerusalem in 2018. sheldon adelson was 87 years old. still to come on the "newshour," the glacial pace of the u.s.' vaccine campaignaises questions; the leaders of unicef and the world food program discuss a challenging year ahead; and the economic hardships wrought by the pandemic disproportionately affect colleger.tudents of co >> woodruff: "operation warp speed" may have produced effective covid vaccines in record time, but adminisring them has been another matter. the c.d.c. says only about nineillion of the more than 25 million doses distributed have actually been given. as john yang reports, the trump administration today made big changes to the program. >> reporter: judy, health and human services secretary alex azar announced the changes: the administration is releasing all

. >>> bill yay and public megna donor has died sheldon has passed away.sident trump, adelson donated nearly a quarter of a billion dollars in 2020 he was 87 years old. >>> why there's a pause on the youtube video channel. >>> and another night without a mega millions winner do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. crest. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. try pure protein shakes. with vitamins and minerals for immune support. with vitamins and minerals honey honey? new nyquil severe honey is maximum strength cold and flu medicine with soothing honey-licious taste. nyquil honey. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, fever best sleep with a cold medicine. dry, distressed skin that struggles? new aveeno® restorative skin therapy. with our highest concentration of prebiotic oat inten

for the last nine years, rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse has been raising an i wearness about the effects of climate change in a series of speeches from the floor. on wednesday the democratic lawmaker gave his final speech on the topic. >> i'm particularly glad to see the senior senator from new mexico presiding on for what are for me is a sentimental moment because he has been such a terrific friend and colleague and advocate in the battle about climate change. i'm here today because at last it is time to say farewell to my battered time to wake up image board here ando

. $1000 reward per escapee billionaire sheldon adelson has died.best known as a power broker who built a casino empire and became the major republican donor in 2018. forbes estimated his wealth at 35 a half billion dollars. adelson and his wife, mariam, were president trump's largest donors. he donated more than $250 million to republican candidates and super pacs since 2015. according to his wife, adelson, died monday night from complications related to treatment for non hodgkin's lymphoma. sheldon adelson was 87 years old san francisco police are mourning the death of former police chief earl sanders. sanders was the city's first black police chief appointed by mayor willie brown. he served from 2000 to 2003 after six years as assistant chief. sanders died of kidney failure. he was 83 years old. he was called upon any time there was a dispute between neighborhoods of people. they trusted earl to referee so to speak. so earl was a little different than an ordinary chief because he was truly of the people. sanders was also a homicide detective. he

with me now is democratic senator sheldon white house of rhode island. senator, thank you very much for being here. so it's a very slim majority. there's going to be a power, sharing might not be the right word. there will be a power agreement where chuck schumer is apparently the majority leader, but communities will be split 50/50 with democrats helming each committee. given that you need 60 votes to pass legislation, how optimistic are you that some of these big moves are going to be able to pass through the senate, things like $2,000 checks for individuals who need them right now? >> pretty optimistic actually. we have two avenues that are significant. one is just regular order, as you mentioned. that requires 60 votes. but there's been a lot of stuff that has considerable bipartisan appeal that has been backed up and kept off the senate floor by mitch mcconnell, either because it divided his caucus or because it disrupted his donors, or for whatever reason. so the fact that chuck can bring these bills to the floor and give them an airing and give th

but for today, i just wanted to come over and just honor the great sheldon whitehouse, for his incredible leadership during this time that we have been going through where the climate denier in chief is now gone and there is hope alive. your leadership is absolutely hall of fame and historic. so congratulations. mr. whitehouse: you are the hank aaron, you are the roger maris. so i appreciate it, and thank you. you. >> on the director domestic policy studies at aei and i am delighted to be with you today to join by a group first-term mayors facing challenges our studies are pretty interesting i'm glad you are tuning in and you will enjoy getting to know each one of them. the new generation mayors and cities i am excited because we have mayors

you look at the executive shakeups going on over at las vegas sands, still mourning the loss of sheldon adelson, and now naming a new ceo that will be robert goldstein, incoming chairman and ceo. patrick dumont will be named president and coo and a new cfo is named. romaine: will be talking about this for quite some time. remember the old days, they have ng up. will have a voice from ubs joining us in just a moment to break down what to expect from the fed. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: all this talk about gamestop and all these other penny stocks, people forget about jay powell. do you think will see a 200% jump in stocks? joe: i hope the first question is what is he going to do about this outrageous speculation going on. people are wondering about the future of balance sheet policy, people wondering about another taper tantrum and how they're going to stop that before the eventual normalization of policy. who knows, when it could be something more and more people are thinking about, but still more action is expected here. joining us is our guest, thank you so much for joining us. what

let's bring in sheldon whitehouse, democratic senator from the state of rhode island.ns us from there. senator whitehouse, thank you for joining the program. oni want to get your reac first of all, to nancy pelosi's call thatf president trump is not removed by the cabinet on the grounds of incapacity, that he should be impeached. >> yesterday, the predominant emotion among my colleagues, republican and democt, was probably shock and horror, and to a certain degree shame thatth should happen in the eyes of the world to our capital, in the united states of america. but very, very close behind that was an enormous anger on both sides of the aisle. and i think this may be the line trump has crossed tha i finally the step too far for his republican erstwhile supporters in the senate. i think thesss of the 25th amendment and of impeachment, they are difficult, they require the vice president or a republican majority leader of theenate to proceed, but it would be hard to overstate the fu of the senate about this incident, and the extent to which that fury was dedicated specif

. >>> a billionaire and republican mega donor has died casino magnate sheldon adelson, who used his wealth to wield influence from las vegas to washington to israel, has passed away after battling non-hodgkin's lymphoma adelson, a trump ally, donated nearly a quarter billion dollars to republicans in 2020. he was 87. >>> in just 60 seconds, how the covid crisis is driving a revolution in the way we buy cars. >>> like so many businesses the car industry has had to adapt to life in a pandemic for many buying and selling is now done with far less human contact. jo ling kent now with the price you pay. >> reporter: the pandemic is revving up car shopping from the comfort and safety of home with walk-in visits to dealerships down 14% due to covid-19, more shoppers are buying online instead of in person >> consumers don't want to necessarily come into the store and spend as much time web traffic, that's really become the new front door >> reporter: in fact, gm says the number of customers who bought their vehicle virtually has roughly before the pandemic. toyota, lexus, carmax and carvana will p

is one of the lawmakers who will be in the room where it happens, rhode island democratic senator sheldon whitehouse. all of us, senator, will have a few questions for you. i want to begin with something you wrote earlier this week. and because there's going to be a real debate about this, which is, the trump era, the so-called truth and reconciliation commission, if you will, i use that as an umbrella, and i apologize for overparaphrasing what you're calling for, but you're looking -- president obama, when he came in, decided to move on from the bush/cheney era on the iraq war, things like that. and you said you acknowledged that. you don't want to see that happen this time. explain. >> well, there are several areas where i think it's absolutely vital that we understand what took place. you can't effect a cure if you don't have a proper diagnosis. and going from small to big, the department of justice is an obvious place that needs serious restoration and repair. and i think, rather than have the entity, the new attorney general, try to fix it himself or herself, that you need to have a

and music executive lil wayne who pleaded guilty to carrying a gun out of state on his private jet, sheldon silver, a democrat in new york, big power broker up there who got seven years in a fraud case and others believed to be on that list in addition to the pardons, the president is also focused on his impeachment defense with democrats and republicans here still split over whether they can actually hold a trial for president trump after he's out of office. >> the record has to reflect he was convicted. if this was a serious enough offense for us to impeach in a bipartisan way, it's serious enough for the senate to go forward. >> there's questions whether or not what they're doing is constitutional, having a trial and impeaching him when he's already out of office. we're all right divided as a nation this will throw gasoline on a fire. >> looking ahead to today, president-elect joe biden and president elect kamala harris will be in washington. on capitol hill senators are focusing on getting biden's cabinet not neats approved there are five hearings set for today, another the day after th

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