simpson going free.has been released from parole early. >> reporter: this morning, 74-year-old o.j. simpson is a free man, after spending nine years in prison and another four years on parole, in connection with an armed robbery in las vegas. simpson spoke in 2017, billed the parole hearing of the century. >> i want to get back to my family and friends. believe it or not, i do have real friends. >> reporter: the former football star was convicted in 2008, for a confrontation in a vegas hotel, in which a sports collector claimed simpson and a group of men broke into his room and stole memorabilia at gun point. >> you believed the property was yours. >> it's been ruled by the state of california that it was my property. they had given it to me. i had it. >> reporter: after serving 9 of his 33-year prison sentence for armed robbery and kidnapping, simpson spent his patrol living in a gated community in las vegas. often talking football on twitter and speaking boldly about other issues, like getting out of p

>> "the simpsons" is like shakespeare in the sense that we quote the simpsons all the time, very often knowing it. >> excellent! >> i wish i could create something that culturally indelible. it's unlike anything else tv has ever run. >> "twin peaks" showed up out of nowhere at the beginning of the decade. the pilot episode of that was one of the strangest and most exciting things i have ever seen. >> i'm at the twin peaks county morgue. with the body of the victim. what's her name? >> it was incredible. just how slowly in the beginning the news spread around this little town that this young, beautiful girl had died and that haunting music was so dark and so beautiful. ♪ >> i've got good news. the gum you like is going to come back in style. >> what on earth is essentially a art film doing in prime time television? >> american network television has long been considered the home of the blands, the cautious and the predictable. so it was with some trepidation that it the abc network launched a new series that was none of those things. "twin peaks" is already described by one critic as th

simpson: it was wonderful for me. i deeply regret i could not be there. i had a surgery a few months ago and did not want to weave around at the rotunda. i did that before with george bush and it is a great honor. i was elected when he was elected leader, served for 10 years as assistant leader. he was a combat veteran. i told him, i said i will be your first lieutenant, you will be the captain, and you don't have to worry about me. we did that. we had a wonderful relationship based upon intelligence --i beg your pardon --and we loved to legislate. we were both partisan, obviously. he was a very partisan person, but he worked well with the other side. he worked well with george metro and robert byrd and tom daschle. i worked with a californian and a kentuckian. we got the job done. we were not republicans and democrats. we were there as americans. i would be embarrassed to be in congress now. see a man with an d behind his name and he is ugly or an r behind his name and he has a monster. i can just tell you that things came up and we dealt with the decibe

. >> oj simpson is a free man. again the 5 a state police say he was discharged from parole after being granted good behavior. credits simpson served 9 years in prison for leading 5 men including 2 who had guns on a september 2007 confrontation with these 2 sports collectibles dealers casino hotel in vegas, the former football hero and actor was scheduled for parole discharge in february. but the parole board granted him about 3 months of good behavior, credits simpson's attorney declined to talk about simpson's future plans, including whether he intends to remain in nevada. still to come. >> coming off a loss. the sharks over the rebound as they host the seattle crack. it for the first time ever because the kraken new thing. cape verde is live at sapd. give us a preview of that >> the san jose back on the ice tonight. they are welcoming, though. a new opponent safety center. you know, the nhl's newest expansion team. the seattle kraken are paying their first ever visit to the take. first kate rooney joins us now l

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simpson is a completely free man now after being granted an early parole in nevada. the 74-year-old simpson who grew up in san francisco had been on parole since 2017 and had a few months to go. last month, the nevada parole board decided to grant him an early discharge for good behavior. simpson served nine years in state prison there in nevada for his conviction on 12 counts in a 2007 robbery case in las vegas. >> new government figures show inflation getting worse. the producer price index, a measure of what manufacturers charge wholesalers for their products, is up 9.6% year over year. most of that, the cost of energy and food. meanwhile, a meeting got under way to discuss what to do about inflation. our business and tech reporter scott mcgrew says worrying about inflation is the new focus for the fed. >> yes, we have talked about this before. the fed has two jobs, getting people back to work and fighting inflation. sometimes good jobs, good wages contribute to inflation. with covid, employment was the priority. now, it is definitely prices. jay powell, the head

that would be a final service i think he would appreciate. >> allen simpson, tell me about the times want. let's move on. >> well, he would make the case with good humor, and then they'd say, well, how do we craft a bill that we're going to shift off to see if it will be vee teed. no when he does that, he'll chew his leg off. he'd say you know that cartoon, bernard the whatever that was, and he'd see this ball and throw it down to somebody and the guy would pick it up and it would blow up in your face. i said that's what it's going to do to us. forget it. there's no joy in that kind of stuff. and what pleasure do you get out of crafting something just out of awning and defensive behavior to see if it will blow up in somebody else's face in the minority leader on the majority leader? he wasted no time with that stuff. and so that was -- that was his charm. he'd say what have you got for pie today, for lunch? and he threw -- he threw them all off. and there were people who were, boy, talk about tougher than a boiled owl. some of those guys, i'll never forget one of the guys said about

receiving something from the president, but i thought it would be the front door key. >> so alan simpson moment, you were probably in the audience that day. >> well, the best line was he said, you know, i'm not worried about what happened to me. he said i sleep like a baby. i wake up every two hours and cry. he had hundreds of those things, and he loved his country and gave so much. but humor is the universal solvent against the abrasive elements of life. my mother taught me that, and when he ran for president, people who worked with him, the higher ups of the great exam pain said don't use humor, don't use humor. you're running for president. hell, that was like chopping off his leg. his humor was who he was, and his campaign, he just said it was tough to be limited by, you know, a whole lifetime of humor. often times just like that, just like the man he is or was. >> tom daschle, what would it take to get the senate back to where it was when you-all were there? >> that's a good question, andrea. times have changed, you know. one of the things that i lament is what social media has done

simpson was scheduled for parole discharged in february.m about 3 months of good time credits his attorney declined to talk about simpson's future plans, including whether he intends to stay in nevada. lawmakers say that former white house chief of staff mark meadows is in contempt of congress for his refusal to comply with a summons from the january 6 committee. washington correspondent basil john has the latest. >> good evening. meadows is the center of attention now for the january 6th investigation at the same time, the district is taking action against those. they say terrorized the capitol. mike meadows testimony is necessary to inform our legislative judgments. if he has refused to give any testimony at all after the january 6 committee recommended former white house chief of staff mark meadows. >> be held in contempt of congress. the full house of representatives took up the issue despite republican objections. they cannot continue punishing people just because they aren't getting the answers that they want monday. the committee als

simpson from parole a few months early.good behavior credits and discharged from parole effective december 1st. simpson had been on parole since 2017 after serving nine years in prison for his role in an armed robbery and kidnapping in las vegas. he was acquitted in the 1994 murders of his ex-wife and her friend but found liable for their deaths in a civil trial. >>> still to come, christmas countdown. what day you should send out your packages so they arrive in time for the holiday. iday. is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack

killing of nicole brown simpson and ronald goldman. first time since he was free in over a decade. the panel that conducted jussie smollett opens up about a key piece of evidence was andres available media, after attackers put it around his neck. he can't understand why smollett put it on except to say as an african-american person i'm not putting the noose on at all. awaiting sentencing for those with the state a crime hoax. >> senator ron johnson is pressing the department of justice to update data on people charged with violent felonies. the water separator taxes the attacker was on bond after being charged in another violent attacks. this is not a singular issue. numerous reports from across the country, johnson says the doj has not updated trial released data since 2007. the mainstream media for a few days after the deadly waukesha christmas parade tragedy, and does man's of the chin know why the suspect was allowed on street. why do you think the mainstream media abandoned the story? >> what i'm doing is a person who should have

network. >> i am here to do my, they said where are you from, fox news, they said, bart simpson is heren't look look bart. >> sometimes it fell like we were hanging on by the skin of our teeth, there were so many days we were about to do a live shot, i was fingers crossed, saying let's see if this works, we didn't know. we were all working so hard. >> i was not at fox news the moment it started but another network. that network was having a good time with fox, thinking not serious or go doing last. that was the scuttlebutt. and the beginning you think you are with the cool in, as time went on. i started watching it, i said hmm, that hannity is really good, the other shows, fox and friends, something is going on, it became apparent to me, it did not have an identity crisis, a lot of other outlets had. fox knew what it wanted to be and stayed true to its mission. that is the key. >> fox was the rebellious up start. the critics gave it no chance of succeeding. but the brilliant minds behind is understood there was a vast unserved audience in the united states. >> we were scrappy, you have

simpson's lawyer declined to talk about simpson's future, including whether he intends to remain in nevadas has now killed more than 800,000. people in the u. s. the u. s hit that number today. just two years after covid-19 was first reported in wuhan, china, and one year after the vaccines were rolled out. now the u. s and other countries brace for a possible oh macron field. spike foxes. david lee miller shows us the measures being taken to combat that contagious strain. several states are doing what they can to curb the spread of delta and a micron variants. california has revised their indoor mask mandate as virus cases jumped nearly 50% in the past two weeks. and here in new york. a vaccine mandate is now in effect for 5 to 11 year olds . it applies to gyms, restaurants, entertainment venues and some school activities. this is a preemptive strike. to make sure that we could protect people stop this from spreading, particularly with the unknown characteristics of the new variant. a new study from south africa finds two doses of fighters. covid-19 vaccine provides just 33% protection ag

yes, i am a nerdy, diehard "simpsons" fan. >> we sure -- you sure are. we love that. our facebook viewers, please get ready and help me out. >> let's ge's ge's ge's ge's g't always gets these right. tell me which of these is not true -- a, the fda approved astrazeneca's vaccine to better protect immunocompromised people, b, a study showed efficacy dropped 40% with omicron. which of these is not true? i hope you miss it. >> i would like to miss as well because i like to learn new things. contemplate which one is the lie. i can tell you i know a is true. i have more questions about that to see exactly how that works, but that is true. see -- c sounds very true to me. i don't know what if it is on hundred 39 cases, but the fact they were mild cases with quick recovery seems to be true as well. antibody potency dropping nearly 1/40, i'm not sure about that figure, so i think that is the lie. i'm checking with the viewers. seems like world two/3 saying b, and -- seems like 2/3 saying and 1/3 saying a, and i know a is true. >> we will get to that later. it is not a scary as

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emma simpson, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's the travel show — with lucy hedges.on the travel show: iam in dubai, with visions of the future at the delayed expo 2020. if i scan this image here, i get augmented reality view of what south korea deems to be the future of mobility. and that includes flying cars. woo! i take a dip and tumble... laughs and i discover an artificial rainforest in what was once a desert. oh, hello! oh, here we go! but first, in a difficult couple of years in the global travel calendar, there has been one giant mega event looming. and of course, fitting for a giant mega event, that was to happen in this city of superlatives, dubai. nobody knew for sure it would happen, but here it is. hello, expo 2020, orshould that be expo 2021. it was delayed by a year, and for a place that relies so heavily on tourism, dubai needed this to happen. in fact, it is probably not too much of a stretch to say the entire international tourism industry needed this to happen. well, i'm armed with my expo passport — let's do this. it has taking place over six mont

and oj simpson's escapades were a classic example.covered the day he was arrested, because he was a very famous person. - [lehrer]: former football star, oj simpson, was charged today with two counts of murder. the alleged victims were his ex-wife and a male friend. - [winslow]: and the day he was charged with murder, the day his trial began, and then we mentioned him again when he was acquitted. and in between there, when there were months when oj simpson seemed to be the only news story around, and we just kept on trucking, but we didn't mention it because the rest of it is all process. and we're covering the big events of the day, not that. - [glover]: on the day that robin retired in 1995, robin and jim discussed that very issue. - [macneil]: you must be amazed, as i am amazed, all the time, the number of people who were amazed about why did you do oj simpson so little. why -- what's your answer when you're asked that question? - [lehrer]: well, it's a matter of news judgment. we believed, you and i, and our whole team believed, t

conversation with >> now joining us now joining ue phone is former senator alan simpson. represented wyoming, a republican from 1979 to 1997. as we prepare to show our viewers the arrival of your late friend to the capital where he will get the honor of lying in state, tell us about your friendship with him. guest: it was a wonderful thing for me. i deeply regret that i could not be there. i had hip surgery about three or four months ago. i did not want to be weaving around in that rotunda. i had done that before with george bush and it is a great honor. i was elected assistant leader when he was an elected leader and served with him for 10 years. i was in the infantry and he was obviously a combat veteran. i told them i would be your first lieutenant and he would be the captain and you don't have to worry about me. there are footsteps behind the waiting to take your job and i will go over the hill for you. we did that and we had a wonderful relationship based upon intelligent. i do beg your pardon, and we loved to legislate. we were both partisan, but he worked well with

emma simpson, bbc news, birmingham.most doubled in a day — with 249 recorded in the past 2a hours. it means more than 800 have now been identified. there are more than 100 cases now in scotland and because of that public health scotland has urged people to call off their christmas parties because of the rising numbers. 0ur scotland correspondent james shaw is in glasgow. this is coming from senior public health officials, not from the scottish government itself? that's ri . ht and scottish government itself? that's right and it's _ scottish government itself? that's right and it's certainly _ scottish government itself? that's right and it's certainly true - scottish government itself? that's right and it's certainly true that. right and it's certainly true that there has been a little bit of confusion, just before this announcement was made by public health scotland jason leitch, who is the national clinical director here, and authoritative voice on covid, was on the radio saying people could go to parties as long as t

john simpson.t desmond tutu, the man. as we heard in that report, he had moral courage but also a mischievous sense of humour and he was a charismatic figure.— was a charismatic figure. absolutely tremendous _ was a charismatic figure. absolutely tremendous. full— was a charismatic figure. absolutely tremendous. full of— was a charismatic figure. absolutely tremendous. full of mischief- was a charismatic figure. absolutely tremendous. full of mischief and i tremendous. full of mischief and jollity but always... neverjust tremendous. full of mischief and jollity but always... never just a sweetness, although the sweetness was definitely there, but that was never the sole feeling that you had when you were with him. for one reason or another, i hadn't met him until 1994, when the run up to the election which brought nelson mandela to power happened, and i went to st george's cathedral in cape town and saw him. a long line of visiting journalists, and i was just another one. but the way in which he tr

simpson listed other difficulties. i'm supposed to come and go back to the clubhouse until the boys that we had to pull together now to get the nomination for wendell willkie? they will ask me will be? who is willkie? i will tell him he is president of the southern wealth and the next question will be words that rovera go to i and i'll explains not a road award of the public holding company and then they will look at me sadly and say we always thought you were a liberal erratic. now we know that you're just plain and that would the without my even getting defensive that he's a democrat. the truth about wendell willkie's unlikely run for the presidency of the united states makes an even better one. republicans had found no ground upon which to stand to move the nation since the great 1936 new deal landslide varying their humiliated candidate al landon. there have been advantageous change with the so-called roosevelt recession. the demonstrations near catastrophic abandonment of balanced budget. 15 million remained an em

simpson in new york committee in members spoke volumes. when asked to pitch wendell willkie by a major fund-raiser it dismayed simpson who listed the difficulties. so i'm supposed to go back to the clubhouse and tell the boys that they have to pull together enough to get the nomination for wendell willkie? they will ask me, willkie, who is willkie? and i tell them the president of the commonwealth. the next question will be where does that railroad go to and i have to explain it it's a public holding company and then they will look at me sadly and said jim we always thought you were a little erratic but now we know you are just plain crazy and that would be without my even getting to mention that he's a democrat. the story, this one is a good one. the truth about wendell willkie's unlikely fight for the presidency of the united states makes an even better one. republicans had found no ground upon which to stand to move the nation since the great 1936 new deal landslide with their humiliated candidate al landon yet the winds of advantage is

guest: we did cover wallis simpson and she was one of our most divisive subjects. we heard from people from the u.s. who were like, i did not know. i am so much more sympathetic towards her where she was caught in a situation where she had no choice but to get married to the king. people from the other side of the atlantic were like how do you support a woman who did this to our country. it was really interesting to hear that. guest: going back to what i said at the top of the show is that few people are all bad or all good. it was a little bit of the creeping in of the good that a people in that case. guest: definitely. host: you have also covered topics that while related to women were not actually real women at all. you did a podcast on wonder woman and you have a podcast on the statue of liberty. why did you do one on the statue of liberty? guest: they statue of liberty is technically a lady person. she is lady shaped. [laughter] the statue of liberty stands as a symbol for a bigger thing. digging into her history, it touched a lot of things we had already cove

emma simpson, bbc news.on bbc news — in a special bbc 100 women interview, author chimamanda ngozi adichie discusses the responsibilities of being seen by many as a feminist icon. welcome to this bbc 100 women special interview with the nigerian writer and feminist chimamanda ngozi adichie. you may know her from her 2012 ted talk we should all be feminists orfrom her words being sampled in the beyonce song flawless but her books have been translated in over 30 languages. her newest essay deals with a very personal grief of losing her father. her mother also unexpectedly died in the past year. she tells us why she has chosen to be so open about this time in her life. i also ask her about the controversial comments she has made about trans women in the past and we discuss how she copes with the very public consequences of being one of nigeria's most famous voices. chimamanda ngozi adichie, thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us here on the bbc�*s 100 women season. thank you. we are just going to

host: alan simpson, thank you, and lawmakers will be paying their respects and giving tributes. one of them is senator chuck grassley, republican of iowa. senator grassley, tell us about your friendship. when did you first meet? guest: first of all, thank you for having me here to talk about bob dole and my mentor when i first went to the united states senate. i assumed that my first meeting with him -- i don't remember exactly -- but i was a member of the u.s. house when he was in his second term in the senate. i really got acquainted with him because i was campaigning for the united states senate in 1979 and 1980 and that was his first time to try to be president in the iowa caucuses. we interacted many times in the various counties that he was in, and he just practically lived in iowa for the winter of 1979 into 1980. the first thing about him is he was a mentor for me in the united states senate because he had been there 12 years when i was serving my first year. in my first year in the senate, i was able to get on the powerful finance committee, least insane yorty. he beat

simpson's lawyer declined to talk about simpson's future, including whether he intends to remain in nevada. today. the house committee investigating the january six insurrection is expected to vote on contempt of congress charges against former president donald trump's chief of staff. mark meadows as lauren blanchard reports. this comes after committee members voted to move forward with the charges. the house of representatives. vandemark randall meadows in contempt of congress. in a 90 0 vote monday. the house panel tasked with investigating the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol has recommended contempt charges be filed against mark meadows, former president trump's chief of staff, he has knowledge and information. that is central to this investigation . yet somehow mr meadows thinks he shouldn't have to testify before congress and answer questions. give me a break. the move comes after meadows declined to testify before the committee last week. lawmakers wanted to ask the former top administration official about his communications with president trump and others leading up to, duri

kumasi: simpson has a residence or sharing concerns about redistricting. the council continue the discussion this morning. we just three separate maps each showing different boundaries of the city's 10 city council districts. they say any of the maps will split up the vietnamese community. >> there living in district seven. >> where larger than any other ethnic community and very diverse within itself. there are lines and many might see would dilute the population. kumasi: as for the congressional districts, the mayor is pushing back. they said none of the would have a majority of san jose residents in the third-largest city. reggie: the school board has approved a plan to balance the district's budget shortfall. the deadline to submit the plan is today. the district since the pandemic again. they have have lost revenue. they estimate last night's vote will result in 360 layoffs. >> we are in the richest city in the state and in the country. reggie: passionate response from the public at this meeting. >> lets cut from the people that make the most money. i

from birmingham, here's our business correspondent emma simpson. a city with a festive feel. too. many in good spirits despite the latest restrictions. i despite the latest restrictions. ~ �* , restrictions. i think if it's coin: restrictions. i think if it's going to _ restrictions. i think if it's going to help. _ restrictions. i think if it's going to help, it's - restrictions. i think if it's going to help, it's fine. l restrictions. i think if it's going to help, it's fine. i| going to help, it's fine. i will do whatever as long as people are safe. i will do whatever as long as people are safe.— will do whatever as long as people are safe. i think they are really — people are safe. i think they are really confusing - people are safe. i think they are really confusing but - people are safe. i think they are really confusing but i - are really confusing but i think_ are really confusing but i think actually people are ahead of the — think actually people are ahead of the government, so people will be — of the government, so people will be the ones who make the responsible

the simpsons, the 3rd so not actually the worst case scenario is when it's freezing outside for i have a person in the car but know where to bring them because all the shelters are full of went to bring them and then i have 2 choices. either i abandoned the person in the freezing cold again, or i can ask the shelter to break the curve at regulations for everybody involved. it's an impossible situation on the cook. this man says he fled from war torn eastern ukraine, co dog, diesel. her kind of live. i live. good. i live with. i have nothing left. nothing. no family, no kids, no one. whoa, whoa, whoa. a bomb fell and destroyed my house. that's it. you like many others, this man will spend the night outside. ah many homeless people in berlin don't understand german this man only speaks italian. hallo, jaelyn. hey guys were from the rescue bus. could you test this man felt him with hunting over a person is always a stressful moment for the team. what caught, he doesn't have long to dwell on that. a quick look at the tablet. and the next case is already waiting. we cause x, it will be anot

to this coming year and gossip, the little simpson in just a few minutes. okay. it has connected the gas tanks, but the house won't get warm without functioning water pipes. and these aren't in place yet. this house belongs to molina zion. she's looking forward to not having to wear a hat and gloves in doors anymore. the flight damaged, the house that stood there. i trust my parent's home. we bought this new one, so i have a place to stay with my dog. all right, so i'll let you get on with it. we'll see you buy it more awesome. one moment barajo written in are to book alone. over 50 buildings were torn down because they were at risk of collapsing are contaminated. over all the floods last summer caused some 30000000000 euros in damage. time to head to the companies warehouse located several kilometers above the valley . the hookers dealing with crazy is that you only have to drive a short way and everything is fine. you know what? i are gone all at. how is it? and all of this happened to be of mill. the heating and plumbing company rented this warehouse after the

emma simpson, bbc news, birmingham. christmas parties due to the rising number of cases of the omicron variant. many of the restrictions announced in england are already in place in other uk nations. in a moment we will be hearing from our correspondent james shaw moment we will be hearing from our correspondentjames shaw in glasgow and from emma vardy in northern ireland. hywel griffith takes us through the restrictions already in place in wales. england's plan b looks a lot like wales' planai. facemasks have remained mandatory in public spaces. the advice to work from home was never removed. covid pass is work introduced here almost two months ago. initially in nightclubs and venues, theatres and cinemas, so what has the impact been? concerns about large queues have largely dissipated. in fact the complaint now is that parties are often seen but not scanned. covid case numbers in wales have been falling over the last two months, but the rates have remained above those in england, which calls into question how effectiv

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simpson is free.ed murderer defendant was discharged from patrol earlier this month for armed robbery. he hinted he would leave nevada when his parole ended, but he is not saying if his plans changed. he was acquitted in a murder trial, and he was later found liable in a civil case. in 2008 he was convicted in an armed confrontation over his sports memorabilia. >>> police arrested a suspect, 29-year-old anthony solima monday night in milpitas. officers found a loaded assault rifle without a serial number. the victim was shot in the parking lot about 3:30 in the afternoon on monday after finishing his shift. he and the defendant argued earlier in the day leading to the suspect walking off. >>> we'll be back with storm ranger, and when the wet weather could hit your neighborhood. >>> a big reversal. i am cierra johnson. live in the north bay, a last-minute change to the state's new mask mandate is now in effect. i will break down what you need to know, coming up. plus -- >> mr. meadows has left us no ch

i'm a fan of jessica simpson and ashley simpson. ashley got a raw deal. will: of course.riginal amazing. o holly night and i like mariah carey, i could listen to that song all christmas long her famous rendition. rachel: not sure about that. i think that's part of your like britney obsession. it's all in there somehow. pete: yep, that's true. rachel: i'm going to tell you guy as little bit about my book because it is now i'm so happy to say number one book. we knocked out pete and will, we knocked out the 1619 project. number one spot on the "new york times." and now, guess what? america loves christmas and there are still copies available. it's made in america. it's the easiest christmas book on your list. keep it number one. keep 1619 project off the number one spot on the "new york times" best seller list. if nothing else, do it for that reason. will: nice. look at that very good. congratulations. number one. pete: four weeks on the list and fourth week you go number one. that means you are up. mine just starts here and goes right down like that. whatever you are doing

senator simpson you served with bob dole for almost your entire tenure.th him as a colleague and as a leader? >> well, he was a leader, and he was always a leader. for me, in my 50 years in politics and rather checkered career, i look, he was the inspiration of my life. i deeply regret that i'm not right there in that rotunda. i had hip surgery, broken hip in july and i'm doing nicely but tottering around. it was a tough decision, and i asked to participate in ways and anyway, enough of the sadness. he was, i never worried about him. he was a leader. he called, he talked -- he named his dog "leader" and i thought, i was on the infantry, a first lieutenant in germany at the end of the occupation and he was a tremendous captain of the ship and i told him, i said you don't have to worry about me. there are no footsteps behind you waiting to take your job, and just know that i will go over the hill for you, or wherever you want to go, and i was always loyal to him and he was loyal to me, but i saw sides of him that other people did not see. he had a powerful

en la exjugador de fútbol americano o jay simpson está libre nueva de que finalizó su periodo de libertadue dejaron 30 tornados en kentucky. explicó cómo su gobierno ayuda a estas comunidades y otros estados afectados. hay por lo menos ciento desaparecidos y docenas de muertos. >> voló sobre la destrucción y aterrizó en kentucky para brindar consuelo a las comunidades destrozadas con los tornados que arrasaron con todo el presidente joe biden dio las pérdidas incalculables este miércoles en la zona devastada. >> dijo que con la destrucción vino la compasión el gobierno pagaría todos los costos que los trabajos de emergencia. no ha pasado ni una semana desde que sucedió el peor desastre natural consternados en la historia de este estado tanque fue el más afectado los poderosos tornados naturales fueron más allá de sus fronteras se han reportado más de 80 muertos y más de una decena de niños miles de desplazados y un centenar de desaparecidos la casa de luis ahora es refugio para otros. >> es difícil para la gente. >> cómo las casas, las líneas eléctricas cayeron muchos están sin servicios

lot of time to clean where you will be on the nike people manage. sassy, happy day champion, john simpson. be like up in the bottom. what did out di, digital ties, idea, man, plan unco fun, fatigue, cotton piano. did i come from? the la la la la la, la delara, about the me there when local i in from the format in sun. now lucidly die to mammon, to me check. and in, by now, the local to the, to the in be, what is that time latin one can come on while our all mountain bike level in need plan table global. i'm calling. gotcha. we'll just do it by the title of covered and i how come i would lean if i can learn to a new one. and yet milan in one me putting my family. i know. yeah, man, me, i called the i know that we may or may by my by you know, a timeline on the table to couldn't been a bit. no, no for me to but the my thank much acco and a half and you t o p in a boat. i promise. i'm a good foundation. or would it get up? huh. last night from last lone in gun toilet, they may have been laying on one cup to them. it's like one day been with up a high, definitely a mom that my longer we allow

simpson will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative leger fernandez, i inform the house that representative leger fernandez will vote aye on h.r. 852. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. herrera beutler of washington state and mr. reed of new york, i inform the house that those members will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. neal of massachusetts, mr. moulton of massachusetts, ms. johnson of texas, mr. cohen of tennessee, ms. barragan of california, dr. lowenthal of california, mr. deis allnary of california and mr. blumenauer of oregon, i inform the house that those eight members will vote yes on h.res. 852. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek reco

simpson of idaho, i inform the house that mr. simpson will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. suozzi of new york, i inform the house that mr. suozzi will vote yes on health cares res. 848. as the member designated by mr. butterfield of north carolina, i inform the house mr. butterfield will vote yes on h.res. 848. 34*ebmen mr. -- as the member designated by mr. peters, i inform the house that mr. peters will vote yes on h.res. 848. as the member designated by mr. ryan of ohio, i inform the house that mr. ryan will vote yes on h.res. 848. as the member designated by mr. kilmer of washington, i inform the house that mr. kilmer will vote yes on h.res. 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. kim of california, i inform the house that ms. kim will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois, for what purpose do you rise? >> mr. speaker,

and then the simpson roasting on an open fire.le episode. >> favor us with a mellowed, a medley of holiday favorites. sing. >> sings like an angel ♪ oh jingle bells, bat man smells robin lays an egg. broken wheels. >> eh! >> i love that one. that's actually the only one i have seen. that was the one that they selected was actually the first simpson episode to ever air. and in that one if you remember, it's a classic at our house, bart gets a tattoo. then marge spent all the christmas money on having the tattoo removed to make money homer works as a mall santa but then he winds up making the money, takes it to a dog track, loses it at the dog track, the dog that came in last was abandoned by its owner and that's when the simpson adopted the dog santa's little helper, which is an epic, epic version of the simpsons. carley: you could tell this episode is so old because the drawings are different than they are now. steve: right. carley: only thing i watched around the holidays are hallmark christmas movies. a hallmark christmas movies

with us now, alan simpson, former u.s.s party leader. senator, i appreciate you joining us. ment i'm prone to say thank you -- i mean say sorry for your loss but sorry for all of our loss. bob dole meant so much to the country. you say you would have gone over a cliff for that guy? what do you mean? >> i was in the military, too, in the infantry and he was obviously heavily decorated. i said to him when i became the assistant leader, i was the assistant leader for ten years and i said, you know, i know what leadership is. you don't have to worry about anything. there's no footsteps behind you. i'm not interested in your job, and we made things work and he worked hard with the other side of the aisle. he worked well with bob dole, robert byrd and daschle and mitchell. i was the assistant when we had al cranston of california. he was not to my philosophy, ran for an anti nuclear ticket is what he was, and then wendell ford, and he said, you know, we're not members of the republican party. we're americans, and he was a very h

joining us is curtis simpson. thank you for joining us. >> think of her having me. kristen: there is a critical flaw discovered in widely used software called log four-j. the general public ethic very little about it. >> it is interesting and complex. i will try to stay away from the complex. what is interesting is it is a piece of software created 20 years ago used by other software and devices. it is fundamentally used by those software and devices to record logs of things that happened through that software and device. for example, in the case of minecraft, you've got specific logs occurring that take record of specific chats and things that are happening in relation to the game itself. it writes that to a file and does are the things behind the scenes. 20-year-old software that has been used, baked into -- from many manufacturers for decades. kristen: so, which companies? the minecraft server is one of them. what other computing devices? or, is it everything? >> it is everything. you are hearing about this so rapidly because it is impacting a widespread breath o