slater: sure, toni. i'm clearly looking forward to hearing from the comments of my colleagues as well. s i think about it, it's quite significant for this race nvolving two really senate positions in georgia. and it's in georgia. i mean, as a native of the south, i'm excited about that. i remember during the clinton campaign back as far as 1992, when georgia was a target for then-governor bill clinton, meeting with then-governor zell miller and laying out a strategy to speak to the south and try to bring the south into the fold. again, georgia came into the democratic column during that time and we haven't won it again until this time. nd president-elect biden did tremendously well in georgia. the numbers actually continue to rise over time. and now we've got these two senate seats. i think it's good, again, that we have two rather than one because it just puts everything on the table. there is the presumption that democrats may not come out in a runoff election. i don't think that that's going to be the

secretary slater, i know you're having some technology problems and you're not been able to engage. i think congressman crowley did reference and the bourne, on the failure with one serve on the cabinet, went through confirmation get it you wouldn't mind getting as your perspective. i think we would really appreciate it. >> sure, sure. first of all i think it's very important for an administration to look like america. the president elect has talked a lot about our power as a country, whether that's militarily or economically, but he's also talked about the power of our example. and when people around the globe can look to the u.s. and see the longest democracy in the history of the world, the most diverse democracy, and see that represented, and seeing it operate capably, that's a very strong example. .. so we would not give into the strongman kind of philosophy of government. that there would be a team effort and to get big things done you'd have to have cooperation and collaboration. so, this is quite natural to see, you know, it play out in the difficulty of it. and the most sig

christiane michelle slater of the market gave her thank you both for breaking the sound for us. thank you very. millions of doses of carbon if you vaccines are being shipped across the united states is the number of infections and deaths continue to climb but just how soon can you expect to get this vaccine well for more on the latest numbers on the virus let's go to our correspondent. so ben let's look at the latest number 1st and we're reaching a very dangerous levels especially as we head into the holidays with almost 80000000 cases globally while deaths are over 1700000 and of course the u.s. continues to have the most cases and that's than any other country in fact on monday the u.s. registered over 200000 new cases and nother increase from last week while almost 2000 that were also reported a number that's sure to grow even higher in the coming weeks you know and would be christmas and new year's coming up health officials fear that more travel will ultimately push these numbers and higher you know more than 1000000 travelers a day pass through u.s. airports in the last 3

slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump administration to a biden administration. at 10:45 a.m., house beaker pelosi holter weekly briefing with reporters. next, remarks from brandon on the 2020 election and the coronavirus pandemic. he spoke about the future of cybersecurity, including infrastructure. held by the aspen institute, this runs a half an hour. brandon: i am pleased to be leading our next session. agenda and bios of our speakers are available at aspeninstitute.org. i would like to thank them for making this summit possible and organizing the conversations and let us talk with such a diverse and great set of speakers today, along with acknowledging additional support. i am here for the next 30 minutes with brandon wales, the acting director of cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, for what i hope is going conversationnating about the election, about the covid pandemic, about the state of cybersecurity and infrastructure security and critical infrastructure across the country. brandon, thanks so much for joining us today. brandon: garrett, th

a.m., johnat 8:30 boehner, joe crowley, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump bidenstration to a administration. at 1045 mam house speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. look at the strip reading covid-19 vaccines. the johns hopkins school of public health hosted this status update with top officials at the international vaccine access center. this is 30 minutes. >> welcome and thank you for joining us today. my name is ellen wilson and i will be the moderator for this expert briefing for the media hosted by the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. this briefing will address vaccines for covid-19. the world has made unprecedented strides in developing covid-19 vaccine candidates quickly. many with higher efficacy than anticipated. bringing these vaccines from clinical trials to the general public would require many considerations. today's briefing would tackle these questions, including how do scientists develop vaccines against covid-19 in less than a year, and how do we know they are s

here to react as california radio talkshow host mike slater. you live in the golden state.ughts? >> out-of-control. no end to this. i don't think the leaders should be surprised that half the state doesn't comply because they are flaming hypocrites. we could take all day to talk about this. the story of gavin newsom going to a french laundry, more than required, a number of people, no masks, no distance inside, at the french laundry has also rating the sixtieth anniversary of some socialized no distance thing. my favorite story is la county supervisor voted to ban outdoor dining, that night went to a restaurant in santa monica. and says i was doing it because it is my favorite restaurants, inexplicable decline in revenue. we will find out why and try to spin it like she's a hero. >> look at the california regional stay-at-home order, 48 hours after the regional hospital icu capacity dropped 15%, nonessential travel restricted, retail operates at 20% capacity, restaurant limited takeout and delivery, 3 we closure of bars, salons and barber shops. let's listen to the los ange

today, tributes have been paid, including from barbara slater, the director of bbc sport, who's described that endeared him to audiences." his skills as a wordsmith he clearly passed on to his son patrick, who's also a journalist and part of our team here. this is just some of kevin geary‘s work. looked serious it isn't but for maidstone, at least at the place of call home. quest is to find the italian who's come to do the england job. he's here somewhere and apparently ready to sign. but where? unfortunately, not a lot of people know. as ever ten were men mounting their attack, they don't like this happens. viewers got an ad for a brand of mints. unfortunately, not the ones with a whole. he probably doesn't think much of your back catalogue either. athletics is at the heart of that legacy. turning this intojust another football ground will mean for him and for many others, london breaking his promises. and on behalf of all of the team, our condolences to kevin's wife nicola, to his son paddy and the whole family. that is all we have time for tonight. i'll be back later in the evening wit

. >> alicia slater is a witness that worked with stacy who has come forward talking about the relationshipstites. ♪ >> she told me that she was not that excited to get married because she was sleeping with a black guy named rodney. >> hin a 2016 filing said that her statement was unbelievable and she failed to mention the secret affair when she spoke to police at the time of the murder. >> when you look at the actual police reports of the investigation, there was a lot of mistakes early on. >> what did the state get wrong as far as you are concerned about her death? >> time of the death was way off. it was hours earlier. all that shows that this homicide occurred hours before 3:00 a.m. in a time that she was just with jimmy. >> if she is killed at midnight and not 3:00 a.m., and rodney reed is excluded as the killer. >> so according to the defense's legal filings the perpetrator then is jimmy finnel, he said that he was in the apartment with her that night. >> no, not based on any of the credible evidence or physical evidence or forensic evidence. it's a concoction of creative brilliant la

to the oregon state line, such an important cause, such an important time, i'm joined by patrick slater who is chairman of the board. and what is so important about this cause that you chose to get to it this year? >> they have a long history of supporting local causes, during the fires, over the last few years, we have donated generously to a number of causes both here and in mendocino county. we are the immunity of choice advocate electric supplier for both counties and this is a long-standing relationship that we have had since 2014 with the redwood empire food bank. >> the billy dry power and be fed food, that is very important. and when it comes to being able to provide for the community, what does this gift mean to you guys? >> this is a substantial gift, and our partnership is so important to us. they are a pillar in the community so we are happy to be aligned with them. this check is astronomical for us for every dollar we and we can distribute four dollars worth of groceries to our community in need. >> we have a check for $31,800, for the redwood empire food bank. >> i'm sure

with some pretty struggling with its own migration issues to separate story but with britney there slater as villagers oppose housing refugees near them has caused a local storm there our correspondent when the southern england to gauge people's opinion what the fuss is about coming up in a few minutes. before we talked about the latest fallout new york city of a covert restaurant business is really under the hammer there hundreds of restaurant workers have rallied in central new york blaming the governor for fresh lockdown restrictions they warn will force most out of business. write to your parents through. whatever you want to try to refer to our friends or even on the way from where the protests came a day off to governor andrew cuomo banned in dole dining now they want a big relief package as the report is found that without help worst case scenario is moving hoffa's city restaurants can close permanently even iconic venues could have to shut for good as kellam open press. the coded night teen pandemic has been deadly for a society's most vulnerable even the big guns are not safe and

and what's moving markets today let's go ahead and bring in blue bus co-host christine and michelle slater director of the market gauge group and author of the best selling book plan your money tree a guide to growing your wealth thank you both for being here much appreciated as always and kristie i want to start with you what does this latest economic data out of the u.s. mean. i mean this number is great and we can highlight it's aimed at this is a record pace for grows more willing back growth was entirely fell by more than the 3 trillion dollars a pandemic relief and this rebounds all of its 31.4 percent rate of contraction in the april and june quarter so by comparison the economy is still about 3.5 percent below its level at the end of $29000.00 so that number isn't actually all that great so consumer spending which accounts for more than 2 thirds of the u.s. economy economic activity led the broader country last quarter but now consumption has cooled off quite a bit with retail sales declining in the october and november as unemployment some states face expiration so 1st time applic

a.m., johnat 8:30 boehner, joe crowley, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at theey decisions in the transition from a trump bidenstration to a administration. at 1045 mam house speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. look at the strip reading covid-19 vaccines. the johns hopkins school of public

slater ♪ ♪ the preppy hate the jessie spano dater life is greate when we're reunited ♪ ♪ i'm so excite [ cheers and applause looks like some things never change ♪ ♪ it's alrigh cause i' saved by the ♪ ♪ it's alrigh cause i' saved by the ♪ ♪ it's alrigh cause i' saved by the bell ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's - ♪ i'm saved by the i was really getting into it man. >> questlove: yeah ♪ i'm saved by the >> jimmy: oh, you know what i thought of today >> questlove: what's that? >> jimmy: well, we can't use this, but i think if i had johnny cash's publishing, i'd do -- in these uncertain times, i shop online. [ laughter ] for amazon >> tariq: yeah ♪ ♪ i have my car half full of things i like i got then i got a bike ♪ ♪ ♪ these uncertain times i shop online ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: where was i again? oh, yeah "saved by the bell." ♪ cause i'm saved by the yeah, i kind of went for it on that ♪ i'm saved by the it's almost like a bruce you turn it into like -- he's just slowing it down. ♪ ♪ yeah saved by the bel it's all right ♪ yeah, that sounded amazing ♪ so the alarm cloc g

john boehner, former new york congressman john kelly, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump to a bidenion administration. and house speaker nancy pelosi holds her weekly briefing with supporters. ♪ >> you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's television companies as a public service, and brought to you today by your television provider. company pharmaceutical advisors discussed the distribution of covid-19 vaccines. this panel was part of the 2020 aspen cyber summit. >> now i'm pleased to introduce speaking, who will be with the fbi deputy assistant director, j&j chief ima

tieuler and monica -- tyler and monica slater have held their annual toy drive since 2015 donating moreor the columbus nationwide children's hospital. joining me now, tyler and monica, founder of tyler's toy drive. thank you so much for joining us. i'm delighted to talk to you guys. you guys are holiday heroes. tyler, let's start with you. how did you get this done in the midst, literally, of a pandemic? >> it's been a challenging year. we've had a lot of obstacles that we've had to get around this year compared to the previous five years. covid-19's, obviously, thrown a lot of wrenches in a lot of people's to plans this year, but, you know, we've been talking about it throughout the year, and we felt heavily on our hearts that it wasn't right to get rid of the tow drive or can el the toy drive for a year. obviously, the needs of the children don't change despite the virus. so we decided that we would handle, obviously, things very differently this year than a typical year. however, we still wanted to go through with the toy drive. we had kind of the challenges of setting up safe guidel

slater/zack morris fight. scene right here, but it looked legit. and people split screen it with the rocky 4 balboa/drago fight and it's awesome - >> jimmy: it holds up. >> it's so funny because that fight would never happen in -- in our time now. like two kids on our set, we would have stunt doubles, we'd have a stunt coordinator - >> padding >> padding, like it would have been cuts. that was legit >> good point. that's a good point. >> we pushed each other, we fought each other. it was the real deal >> jimmy: that was -- it was well done. >> there were teenage hormones happening. >> jimmy: it's kind of insane. >> oh, my god. you guys >> jimmy: right? my next clip, this is prom and this -- it was kelly and zack's first kiss. tiffani and mark-paul, do you remember shooting this were you nervous i mean, you guys were kids >> totally i completely remember. i remember that sweatshirt, it became such a big deal >> jimmy: that's right >> was i nervous mark-paul, were you nervous? >> yeah, i canmagi i i was nervous.

. >> muscogee county district attorney julia slater and her team hoped the jury would be persuaded not, but rather by the cold hard facts of the case. is it your belief that jarod ingram murdered his ex-wife, ciara? >> yes. >> while the kids are waiting in the car. >> yes. >> and the motivation for this crime was what? >> he did not want ciara to move with the children to indiana, and would do anything to prevent that. >> and his life was going to be better how with her dead? >> he might have access to the children and he would not have to worry about the children being moved away. >> the prosecution called friends like samela payne, who testified that ciara told her numerous times that jarod was threatening, violent. was that unnerving for you? >> no, because i wanted justice for ciara. it -- it's too long, it had been too long. i just had to do what i had, you know, my part. >> he's sitting there. >> yeah, to the left of me. >> you couldn't look at him. >> no, i was too disgusted. i hate him. i hate to say that, but i do. um -- and i just didn't look. >> the prosecution said jarod ha

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the mir i hadian international conversation also included former transportation secretary rodney slater who served in the linton administration. ms. verstandig: thank you, thank you. it's an honor and privilege to be here. meridian has been very much a part of my personal and professional life and i very much appreciate the opportunity to be in dialogue with this distinguished group of panelists today who are both friends and colleagues and i think that group is very much representative of the things that you just laid out. and they're the themes of disgraced democratic experience -- thigr

alicia slater is a witness who worked at the h.e.b.tween rodney reed and stacey stites. >> in 1995, stacey and i worked together at h.e.b. she told me that she wasn't that excited to get married, because she was sleeping with a black guy named rodney. to hear that she was actually having an affair was shocking enough to begin with. she and i both proceeded to say, like, wow, you need to be careful with this. being an 18-year-old about ready to graduate high school, i didn't want to get involved. >> in a 2016 filing, the state contends that her account is patently unbelievable and that she failed to mention the secret affair when she spoke to police at the time of the murder. if rodney reed did have a relationship with stacy stites doesn't that complicate your case? >> well, sure. however, it's awfully hard to find this evidence credible that she miraculously has this secret affair with this girl and somehow his semen hangs around for several days. >> which science says it can do. >> there are exceptions. there are no absolutes in scien

this evening, which is at kat slater this evening, which is a podcast.ou want to spend christmas eve? what a christmas eve this is. boxing day, told teens for millions of people. the message will be stay at home if you can. yesterday afternoon, the health secretary, matt hancock, announced that six million more people in england will now be moving into tier 4 covid restrictions from boxing day. the restrictions will be extended to sussex, 0xfordshire, suffolk, norfolk and cambridgeshire, the rest of essex, waverley in surrey and hampshire, with the exception of the new forest. in tier 4 you have to stay at home, unless you're travelling to work orfor education. you can meet one other person in an open public space. non—essential shops will close, along with personal services such as gyms, beauty salons and hairdressers. no one should enter or leave a tier 4area. other areas are also moving up a tier from saturday. bristol, gloucestershire, somerset, swindon, the isle of wight, the new forest and northamptonshire as well as cheshire and warrington will be

facing runoff elections on january 5. , former house speaker john boehner, joe crowley and rodney slaterook at the key decisions in the transition from a trump administration to a biden administration. at 10:45 a.m., how speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. with the peaceful transition of presidential power following election in doubt, to historians 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. states didsouthern not recognize the election of abraham lincoln is legitimate. for the fact that by large his support came from non-slave states. so no sooner had he been elected that south carolina makes good on his promise to proceed toward seceding from the union. choice even the resounding nature of the vote in the way it was reported in the press. it was clear he had lost the election, but he never conceded, he continued to believe that the new deal, as roosevelt had framed it during the campaign and begin to work towards it a