country superstar, blake shelton, will be here. she is one of my favorites, actress and comedian, jenny slate. she's coming back, and her book, "little weirds," is available now, you guys. this is also very exciting, we'll have music from my morning jacket there they are right there and -- but before we get to all that, the u.s. coronavirus outbreak reached a grim, new milestone yesterday, with over 3,000 deaths in one day. a global record. but the president was too busy live tweeting fox news and trying to get the results of an election he lost overturned. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: every day, it gets harder and harder to articulate just how shocking, and devastating, and unbearable the situation is, and how sick, and depraved and sadistic our leaders are. at some point, you just run out of words if when this whole thing started, you'd invested in purell, lysol and thesaurus.com, you would have made a fortune. a king's ransom, tiny nest egg, racks on racks sadly, i put all my stock in rhymezone.com

about this we're going to cross to our correspondents multinational was in brussels and charlotte shelton pill he's standing by for us in london i'm going to start with you marina. said that they're going to go the extra mile so it's basically another extension of the . it's another extension it basically also means that both sides are still of the opinion that the deal can be reached by december 31st and they also released a choice and statement so it means they like didn't break up here at this point there is still some room for compromise apparently they also made some inroads we heard from you diplomats that there are still big they're still far apart with the big topics so far i'm going to cross over to charlotte in london how is the extension being received in the united kingdom. well you have to understand have a that there is now a good deal of fatigue when it comes to public perception of these bricks in negotiations as in the words of some people we've spoken to they just want these negotiations to be over and done with yet another extension of course this is being viewed with w

that charlotte shelton pill will be keeping a close eye on them today thanks for your updates let's take a look at some of the other stories making news elsewhere in the world attacks in afghanistan have killed at least 3 people according to police in one unknown assailant attack touched a sticky bomb today in an armored vehicle in the afghan capital kabul that exploded 2 people were wounded and in the other attack a local government prosecutor was shot dead. in washington d.c. several people sustained life threatening stop wounds and scuffles during a rally in support of u.s. president on the trump people say at least police say at least 23 people were arrested earlier trump supporters including members of the far right boys militia group had marched in downtown washington. well staying in the united states and the u.s. is about to begin an extraordinary vaccination rollout as it struggles with skyrocketing cases of covert 19 the country has now reported $16000000.00 infections the increase comes as millions of doses of the covert $900.00 vaccine are set to be distributed across the cou

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i couldn't reach it and shelton was already there, so i couldn't head it, so i did like that.ess. it is not cheating. he won't need any of them! oh, you have to say, that is magnificent! played it boldly. that could be magical. i tried to be an observer, you get into trouble for that sometimes if you do not say the right things to the right people. thank you. on the 22, he switches it, he has richards outside him. williams, he will score! no bother! # i can see clearly now the rain has gone, i can see all obstacles in my way... i mean, i would not swap my era for now, even though i would be better off, that is for sure. i am fascinated with what they are doing technically. it is amazing. but it isn't quite what it was. i have kept a list of the insults... number one, i have just i have kept a list of the insults... number one, i havejust heard some good news, what good news? des o'connor has a sore throat! laughter early, des o'connor is a self—made man. i think it's very nice of him to ta ke man. i think it's very nice of him to take the blame! # loneliness... i lady came up

cryoport ceo jerry shelton joins us now live and in the background of the shot, you can see a live feed his manufacturing facility. jerry, welcome. tell me what's going on at your manufacturing facilities right now. >> well, we are busy. i mean, we are shipping life-saving therapies every day to all parts of the world. we're very busy. liz: i would imagine. can you describe to us the factory level all the way to the end user process? >> absolutely. first of all, i want to just say, you know, our gratitude to pfizer and moderna and also justin johnson, who is coming along very well, according to the data that's being reported for developing these vaccines in incredibly fast times, something that's never been done before. after it's developed it goes through a complicated process of distribution. distribution starts with the packaging, storage of the produc products at the temperature the protocol demands, goes to packaging, from there it's picked up and goes to trucks and the airlift and to the other end where facts are verified. it's a very complicated process. all the data has to be th

joining us now is gerald shelton come up cryoport -- is gerald shelton,- is jarrell cryoport chairman and ceo. we make a lot of hay about the fact that it needs to be supercold if you are dealing with the pfizer or moderna vaccine. walk us through the logistics. jerrell: it will be challenging, and we look forward to the opportunity to participate. the distribution of these vaccines is going to stress the supply chain worldwide. we are ready to participate. it is a complex problem. this starts off with packaging and transportation, and then storage and redistribution, and then replenishment. it is very complex. participateeady to in to help get the vaccine to market. guy: where are the weak links in the supply chain? jerrell: there are many weak links in the supply chain. first of all, we don't have an improved vaccine, so we don't -- don't have an approved vaccine, so we don't know what the pathway is going to be. are everywhere until we get vaccines into the marketplace, until we know exactly how the handoffs are going to take place, with the storage requirements are, and what the d

judy shelton is not independent of the fed. that is why so many people are trying to shoot her down. what about what is going on right now, charles? you have janet yellen and you know, fed chairman basically -- that makes me wonder about fed independence! charles: yeah. >> sure does. charles: kathryn on the same thing, you posted a very powerful tweet back in may. you warned about federal and government stimulus. you said it would spark a backlash. what kind of revolt should we expect to see? >> it should be a populist one. main street money facility is complete failure while bail out of wall street has been a phenomenal success. i would say charles, income divide we have in our country is nothing but growing and that is at the hands of u.s. federal reserve. a majority of americans don't have a lot of their wealth in equities we see right now record equity markets and 28 times forward earnings in the s&p 500 so this income divide is only being exacerbated by national lockdowns which really disenfranchise the poorer segments of

the morning after a modestly sized group of shelton fans gathered outside their home stadium to show their loyalty the 20 months after we've always cheered on the team, no matter what. and have been ridiculed for celebrating a one all drawn like we've won the league. but even that's not possible right now, and i think the team are missing that when i get the moment when it's the best among them to cynthia one day soon those fans will be allowed back in. and who knows what might happen. maybe shopko will win so what have we learned from this match day? how did a british people say you have to show it? you know, we neither stoke. that's right, thomas can win the tricky games where chances are at a very dangerous just a way out of that about his face. ha, try to push the jocks. but these others tend to stumble and fall against cologne. should surely upon these 11 sperm is legal to kill all the counties. well, it is your money. after all we want to do better, but sometimes it's like this in football. and the boy is really like the guy in the end. 3 points in the pocket. the show must go

. >> judy shelton? >> judy shelton was voted down last week. this is a new nominee today, and i'm not sure what the outcome is going to be. but this is an opportunity, you know, we're doing all these nominations, we ought to be doing covid relief, in my view. and this is the opportunity to do that. i'm going to go up, i'm going to vote on the nominations. but in the meantime i'm continuing to work with those -- that bipartisan group in the senate and house. we have another telephone meeting, i've been on more conference calls in the last week than i ever have in my life, and we're going to have another one this afternoon, where we're refining the proposal and putting it into legislative language, so we'll have an actual bill to present to the senate next week. >> senator angus king from maine, thank you very much. >>> and coming up, dangerous game. republican officials in georgia are calling out what's been threats and calling on the president to stop his false claims about election fraud as workers there are getting death threats. you're watch

the morning after a modestly sized group of shelton fans gathered outside their home stadium to show there is no loyalty the 20 months after we've always cheered on the team no matter what. and have been ridiculed for celebrating a one all drawn like we've won the league, but even that's not possible right now. and i think the team are missing that when i get the moment, even if they want them to cynthia, one day soon those fans will be allowed back in. and who knows what might happen. maybe shopko will win so what have we learned from this match day? how did a british paper say you have to show it? you know, we neither stoke. that's right, thomas can win the tricky games where chances are at a brain trust just just a word out of that about his face. ah ha, try to push the jocks. but these others tend to stumble and fall against cologne. sure, sure. your buddies are lemons. pumice, legal to kill all the town time. welly is here, monday. after all, we want to do better, but sometimes it's like this in football. the boy in it is really like the idea and 3 points in the pocket and show

the morning after a modestly sized group of shelton fans gathered outside their home stadium to show their loyalty the 20 months after me, and we've always cheered on the train no matter what, and have been ridiculed for celebrating a one all draw might lead, won the league but even that's not possible right now, and i think the team are missing that when i give them an out that's their mantra. i'm cynthia one day soon, those fans will be allowed back in and who knows what might happen. maybe shopko will win. so what have we learnt from this match day? how did a british paper say you have to show it, you know, when the night is. so thomas can win the tricky games where chances are and i pray that's just so just a way out of the fact that about his face. heartbreaker 1st, good jocks. but these others tend to stumble and fall it'd against cologne. it's all on the show. surely a body's eleven's pull mislead. you kill all the town time. well, it is your money. after all we want to do better, but sometimes it's like this in football. but the boy is really like the guy in the end. 3 points

shelton capitulated, but at least their sporting director now had an appropriate mask on not that it prevented further while harness both with a 4th and final goal for condemning shellcode to a quarter century of games without a leak win. yeah, it has to stop right now and to start to win the games and otherwise will be very long and hard season. but yeah, it's again frustrating to watch another win a game, but i think we really want to win. but on this time, it doesn't work. the morning after a modestly sized group of shelter fans gathered outside their home stadium to show there is no loyalty. we've always cheered on the team no matter what and have been ridiculed for celebrating a one all drawn like you had won the league, but even that's not possible right now. and i think the team are missing that when i get them, and that's the month i'm cynthia, and one day soon those fans will be allowed back in. and who knows what might happen, maybe shopko will win so what have we learned from this match day? how did a british paper say you have to show it in a way neither stoke thomas can

peaceful presidential transition of pow for the question, sunday night on "q&a," 'res rian susan shelton and alk about the most contentious transition -list history between lincoln and -- >> several southern states didn't recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. they considered him a sectional president for the fact that by and large his support came from nonslave states. no sooner had he been elected than south carolina makes good on its promise to proceed toward seceding from the union. >> he had no choice given the resounding nature of the vote and the way it was reported in the press. it was clear he had lost the election. but he never conceded the substance of the argument. he believed that the new deal as president roosevelt framed it and began to work toward it after the election, represented fundamental threat td

presidential transition of power in question following the 2020 election, sunday night on q&a, susan shelton eric rauch way talk about two of the most contentious presidential transitions in u.s. history. in 1861 between james buchanan and abraham lincoln. in 1933 between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt. >> several southern states did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. they considered him a sectional president for the fact that by and large, his support came from non-slave states. electedr had he been than south carolina makes good on its promise to proceed toward seceding from the union. day, her on election had no choice given the resounding nature of the vote in the way it was reported. it was clear he lost the election. he never conceded the substance of the argument. he continued to believe that the represented a fundamental threat to the american way of life. he devoted himself to preventing roosevelt from being able to enacted. >> contentious presidential transitions, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and fe

north and here and there still raising their voice in opposition to a lot of kremlin parties aaron shelton with the view from moscow thank you. next it is business with monica town i'm sorry kelly thanks for watching. it costs. to see a dog man's head enough. to have a colleague and she stood guard most not with the consequences. moves much merrier in the labor couzin with 4 goals against tottenham and the rhineland to shoot their way to the top of the table kick off. in 60 minutes on w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. just 3 of the topics covered in the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you like and the information. on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find those at. science. my 1st by psycho social sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean towards something as simple as learning how to write a bicep poses and. since i was a little girl i wanted to have them by cycle of my home and it took me mr been there. finally they

q&a, two oft on the most contentious elections, in 1961 and in 1930 read, with historians susan sheltonnd eric hosue. states didsouthern not recognize abraham lincoln's election is legitimate, they considered him a sectional president and that by and large his support came from non-slave states. no sooner had he been elected than south carolina makes good on its promise to cced from the union. -- to secede from the union. >> it was clear that he had lost the election, but hoover never conceded the substance of the argument. he continued to believe the new, as roosevelt frame it during the campaign and began to work towards it after the election, represented a fundamental front to the american way of life. so he devoted himself to preventing roosevelt from being able to enact it. contentious presidential transitions, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q &a.l youru're watching c-span, unfiltered view of government. cabled by america's television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> in a first campaign appearance since the electi

with historians susan shelton and eric. dideveral southern states not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. a sectionalred him president because his support came from non-slave states. south carolina makes good on its promise to proceed towards seceding from the union. hoover seceded the election on election day. he had no choice given the resounding nation -- nature of the vote. was clear he lost the election. but he never conceded the substance of the argument. he continued to believe that the new deal, as roosevelt framed it, and began to work towards it after the election, represented fundamental threats was the american way of life. he devoted himself to preventing roosevelt from being able to an active. contentious presidential transition tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. c-span's washington journal. every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day. and we discuss policy issues that impact you. one day morning, the discussion about vaccine development and distribution.

transition of power in question following the 2020 election, sunday night on q&a, historian susan shelton and eric roche way talked about 1861 between james buchanan and abraham lincoln. and 1933 between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt. >> several southern states did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. they considered him a sectional president for the fact by and large his support came from non-slave states. no sooner had he been elected that south carolina makes good on its promise to proceed toward seceding from the union. had noer on election day choice given the resounding nature of the vote, it was clear he had lost. but he never conceded the substance of the argument. he continued to believe the new deal as roosevelt had framed during the campaign and continued to work toward it after the election, representing a fundamental threat to the american way of life. he devoted himself to preventing roosevelt from being able to enact it. q&a.nday night on c-span's travis,rks from mark the former deputy director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security

louis fed but mcconnell has taken no action to open judy shelton's path to the fed.onfirmation was blocked before the thanksgiving break. white house coronavirus advisor scott atlas is resigning. atlas won president trump's loosening restrictions. he was criticized by the white house after having described lockdowns as harmful. has no background in public health or infectious disease. exxon mobil is about to face the biggest wipe down in history. that's right down. -- right down. the company will drastically reduce capital spending through 2025. exxon has been hammered by the collapse in oil prices and the pandemic driven crash in fuel sales. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ofcoming up as part sustainable business, ned siegel . that is at 330 new york -- the:30 new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: let's talk about the price of oil. opec and its allies need more time to reach a deal on product production capacity. yesterday ended withou

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sunday night on q&a, historian susan shelton and eric talk about two of the most contentious presidential transitions in u.s. history. in 1861 between james buchanan and abraham lincoln and in 1933 between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt. >> several southern states did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. they considered him a sectional president for the fact that, by and large, his support came from non slave states. no sooner had he been elected that south carolina makes good on its promise to proceed towards succeeding from the union. >> hoover conceded the election. on election day he had no choice, giving the resounding nature of the vote in the way it was reported in the press. it was clear he lost the election. but he never conceded the substance of the argument. he continued to believe that the new deal, as roosevelt started to work towards, it represented a fundamental threat toward the american way life. so he dedicated himself to preventing roosevelt from being able to enact. it >> contentious presidential transitions, sunday day-to-day pm eastern

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he was nominated along with judy shelton, and economic advisor for president trump.ne was controversial, one was not. that was christopher waller. a lot of people who know the federal reserve expected this question. now he -- now to take us through it are joined by michael mckee. i do not think this is a big surprise. david: christopher waller's nomination was never particularly controversial. he has a good reputation as the research director at the st. louis fed. he has done a lot of work on the independence of the fed, which is a key topic for people who are working there as well as many on capitol hill. regime key player in the way of looking at the economy that the st. louis fed president jim bullard uses the idea you do not need to change interest rates until the economy moves in a different regime. we are a low inflation, low growth regime. he is expected to be on the dovish side, not that anybody on the fed at this point is not dovish. david: hard to tell a dove from a hawk right now. that goes to the question, our own version of the dot plot, would he be more

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next up, our buddy blake shelton.y songs i love. >> one of my favorite christmas songs i always play is "white christmas," bing crosby. >> i love the classics like "have yourself a merry little christmas. >> the song that gets stuck in my head the most is probably "i want a hippopotamus for christmas. >> what? >> it's a song you hear here, 1953 she's 10 years old recording this novelty songs this is the song that blake shelton likes the most. >> of course it is. >> and you are going to tell us it is number one on itunes, right? >> it is catchy. >> it was in a commercial a couple years ago >> a still stuffed hippopotamus. >> and finally on the "tonight" show this week, jimmy has quite the guest. we invite you watch him and president barack obama who will be swinging by for a candid interview. and they have a little bit of fun and talking about life post presidency and even play a game together which is supposed to be great and tune in for that 11:35 eastern of course right here on nbc. >> all right. okay. we have had s

judy shelton's nomination was rejected by the senate last month.f she will be brought up for another vote but majority of whip john thune told reporter her confirmation is unlikely. joining me right now is former federal reserve member and universituniversity of chicago f business deputy dean for executive programs, randall krosner. great to see you. thanks very much for being here. what's your take on the moves of the fed at why you judy shelton couldn't get past go. >> i think chris waller is very much the same -- is part of the consensus where the fed is now. he's a low for long kind of guy and i think that's where the fed is right now. so i think his joining the federal reserve board is really not going to change policy very much. i think judy shelton faced a number of challenges, partially because she had been very much a hawk that was very worried about inflation, switched to being much less hawkish, so-called doveish, no interest rates and not worried about inflation. she didn't give a good explanation as to why. i think that raised question

mcconnell has taken no action to open judy shelton's path to the fed.he passes for the controversial nominee. her confirmation was blocked before the thanksgiving break. white house coronavirus advisors it t. president trump's favorite by abdicating a loosening of social distancing regulations. but she was criticized for describing lockdown as harmful to americans. atlas is a neurologist with no background if public health or infectious diseases. exon mobile is about to face the biggest write down in modern history. the president will write down the value of north and south american gas field by $17 billion to $20 billion. the company will drastically reduce capital spending through 2021. exxon has been hammered by the collapse in global prices, a global supply guts, and pandemic cells. rash in fuel bloomberg quick take powered by journalists in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's clear that retailers have been pulling their promotions forward, trying to get consumers to start their christmas shopping earlier. in fact, up through y

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leader mitch mcconnell hasn't indicated he will try to revive president trump's other nominee, judy sheltonmination was blocked two weeks ago. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ chair powell: recent news on the vaccine front is very positive for the medium-term. significant challenges and uncertainty remain, including the timing, distribution, and efficacy across different groups. it remains difficult to assess the timing and scope of the economic and scope of the economic impatient of these developments with any degree of confidence. jonathan: federal reserve chairman jerome powell appearing before the senate banking committee, going before the house today. worried about complacency. i know that as they worry many policy makers share right now with the improving vaccine news over the last month, through to the end of 2020. from london and new york this morning, good morning. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. shape of th

in the morning after a modestly sized group of shelton fans gathered outside their home stadium to show there is no loyalty. the 20 months after me, we've always cheered on the team no matter what, and have been ridiculed for celebrating a one all drawn like we'd won the league, but even that's not possible right now. and i think the team are missing that when i get them and even if they want them to cynthia, one day soon, those fans will be allowed back in. and who knows what might happen. maybe shopko will win. so what have we learned from this match day? how did a british paper say you have to show it in a way neither stoke thomas can win the tricky games where the chances are at least just a way out of the fact that about his face. ah ha, try to push the jocks but others tend to stumble and fall to against i'm sure sherie of these 11 still newsweek poll. the county is here to we want to do better, but sometimes like this, i'm supporting bungalow boy and it is really one guy in there and 3 points in the pocket and show must go to the exec, please. now let's check out all the results

not the voice, the singing show, blake shelton. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> how does he look good at his houseooks good. [ laughter ] >> even in person he looks good. they sent two cameras. they said, we'll have two iphone 11s. i don't have two when you have to this, this -- i set up the studio. but now i'm like a nut. every time my wife's on with her family, i'm in the room going, no, honey, let me get this. >> jimmy: speaking of being a nut, can i see -- it appears you have a microscope in that studio? >> maybe i shouldn't have showed you that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you working to find a cure for the coronavirus? >> i am a fascinating guy. i have a microscope and a periodic chart back there. >> jimmy: i noticed. >> i tell my kids the only way to solve a problem is you've got to get to the bottom of it. every time you do something, i want her to look through a microscope if we can figure it out. basically i've got this thing, science fiction book, "children of time." it's about spiders. i'm fascinated by spiders. and if i kill them by mistake -- i will not kill spiders, they're all girls

transition of power in question following the 2020 election, sunday night on q&a, historian susan shelton and eric talk about two of the most contentious presidential transitions in u.s. history. in 1861 between james buchanan and abraham lincoln and in 1933 between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt. >> several southern states did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. they considered him a sectional president for the fact that, by and large, his support came from non slave states. no sooner had he been elected that south carolina makes good on its promise to proceed towards succeeding from the union. >> hoover conceded the election. on election day he had no choice, giving the resounding nature of the vote in the way it was reported in the press. it was clear he lost the election. but he never conceded the substance of the argument. he continued to believe that the new deal, as

abraham lincoln, and in 1933 between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt with historians susan shelton and eric ross way. >> several southern states did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. they considered him a sectional president to the fact that by and large, his support came from non-slave states. so no sooner had he been elected than south carolina makes good on its promise to perceive -- proceed towards seceding from the union. election,conceded the on election day he had no choice given the resounding nature of the vote. it was clear he had lost the election, but he never conceded the substance of the argument. . theontinued to believe that big deal, as roosevelt had framed it, began to work towards that after the election, represented a fundamental threat life. american way of so he devoted himself to preventing roosevelt from being able to enact it. >> contentious presidential transitions, tonight on c-span's q and a. c-span's washington journal every day, taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that im

cologne defeated mines beat frankfurt on friday looking ahead to sunday i'll explore will take on shelton and leverkusen will lock horns with hoffenheim. you're watching the news coming to you from berlin up next our digital magazine shows a shift takes a look at the on line protest that's just course there's lots more news and information on our website just go to the w dot com and you can follow us on instagram and twitter and the news on there in evanston thanks for watching. live. in the far north. beyond the inhabitable world. it's lonely. barren. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. sea take a journey around the north pole meet profiteers and talk with people experiencing a changing environment. or the ice disappears earlier and it keeps retreating our future depends on what happens here in one of the most fragile ecosystems on earth. northern lights with arctic circle starts december 21st on d w. house tax online petitions and social media compared these days more and more protests takes place online especially on social media but can a simple click really make a difference i

wednesday, we'll have the very funny aubrey plaza and thursday, blake shelton. enchiladas, and mole. for almost twenty years. *speaking in spanish

the board of governors of the federal reserve as that senate majority goes down to 52/48 looks like shelton is out of luck we'll talk more about that this morning. don't go away. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [what's this?] oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >>> stewart, come on out here. >> all right >> welcome >> thank you >> great to see you. i wish i could give you a hug, but we're staying six feet apart. >> ten feet, easy. that's good. you can't see how much shorter i am. >> congratulations, stewart. we're so excited >> that is benioff and butterfield making the announcement yesterday, jim, as we're having to do sort of these demonstrations and presentations in a covid world.

>> exactly the song has been out for less than a day check out what fans or gwen's fiance, blake sheltonuch it's pathetic isn't that cute? congratulations. and since gwen is out in l.a. shooting "the voice" look who she celebrated the milestone with. >> that's what i found on the itunes chart. >> oh, my gosh >> i don't believe it. you're number one! >> we're all smiling this morning. i hope you're smiling. >>> next up, jon bon jovi, the rocker has gotten into the holiday spirit and released a series of songs including his take on tom petty and the heartbreakers "christmas all over again". listen to this ♪ everybody is singing ♪ all the bells are ringing ♪ and it's christmas all over again ♪ >> i like it, right? >> we all started swaying at the same time. >> he also covered fairytale of new york and ellis' if i get home on christmas day, so add those to the rotation. >>> next up, courtney cox. every year around the holidays a specific food-related scene from "friends" starts to make the rounds we're of course talking about monica's famous turkey dance every year courteney cox says people

presidential transition of power in question following the election, sunday night on q&a, historian susan shelton eric talk about two of the most contentious presidential transitions in history. in 1851 between james buchanan and abraham lincoln and in 1933 between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt. >> several southern states did not recognize the election of abraham lincoln as legitimate. they considered him a sectional president for the fact that by and large his support came from non-flight states. no sooner than he had been elected that north carolina makes good on its promise. >> on election day, they really had no choice given the resounding nature of the vote. it was clear he had lost the election, but he never conceded in the substance of the argument. he continued to believe that the new deal as roosevelt had framed it during the campaign and after the election, represented a fundamental threat toward the american way of life and so he devoted himself to preventing roosevelt from being able to enact it. announcer: contentious transitions, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's

i couldn't reach it and shelton was already there, so i couldn't head it, so i did like that.nificent! played it boldly. that could be magical. i tried to be an observer, you get into trouble for that sometimes if you do not say the right things to the right people. thank you. 0n the 22, he switches it, he has richards outside him. williams, he will score! no bother! # keep on running, keep on hiding # 0ne fine day i'm going to be the one # to make you understand, oh, yeah, i'm going to be your man. # i can see clearly now the rain has gone # i can see all obstacles in my way...# i mean, i would not swap my era for now, even though i would be better off, that is for sure. i am fascinated with what they are doing technically. it is amazing. but it isn't quite what it was. singing in german. i've kept a list of the insults against des 0'connor. number one, eric, i've just heard some good news. ernie, what good news? eric, des 0'connor has a sore throat. number two, des 0'connor is a self—made man. i think it is very nice of him to take the blame. # loneliness, alone you'll alway