and this white lady came. driver demanded for the four seats. >> and this is you and three others? >> student, yes. >> reporter: so three of them got up? >> yes. >> reporter: and you refused? >> so i refused because this wasn't an elderly white lady. this was a young white lady. >> reporter: you were sitting there. your classmates get up and move. >> yes. >> reporter: what was going through your head as to why you refused to stand? >> i said i could not move because history had me glued to the seat. and they said how is that? i said well, it felt as though harriet told me how on one s shoulder and sojourner truth on the other shoulder. >> reporter: now that happened nine months before rosa parks was arrested before refusing to give up her seat on a montgomery bus, overshadowing for decades what a teenager had also done. >> and the traffic patrolman came to the rear of the bus and asked me why was i sitting there. i told him i was sitting there because i paid my fare and it's my constitutional rights. >> report

oh, white lady, she don't know. >> trevor: thank you so much, dull say. star of the new show "anne boleyn," jodie turner-smith, will be joining me in the studio. so don't go away. >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is actor jodie turner-smith. she's here to talk about portraying anne boleyn in the new miniseries that chronicles her final days. >> how is your daughter enjoying married life, uncle? >> very well. >> to be married to the king's son is an honor, even if he is a bit timid. >> it is. >> one that i encouraged, if you remember. >> i do. >> i hear the marriage has not yet been consummated. unconsummated marriages are precarious, as you know. i would hate for anyone to try and separate them. >> trevor: jodie turner-smith. welcome to the show ( laughs ) how you doing? >> i'm wonderful. >> trevor: you're much friendlier than you appear in the show. but welcome to it. it's good to have you here. like many people, i became a fan of yours because of "queen & slim," and here you are now playing another queen, your majesty, but a

oh, white lady, she don't know. >> trevor: thank you so much, dull say.k, the star of the new show "anne boleyn," jodie turner-smith, will be joining me in the studio. so don't go away. look, it's just like when i tell people about saving with geico. be confident. stand up straight. and speak with purpose. yeah? go on, give it a practice run. kelsey. kelsey. marriage? oh. okay. look maybe you should just show her this beautiful helzberg diamond ring? that's a better idea. yeah, maybe not in the bathroom. oooh! oh my word! geico. it's easy to switch and save. six days of the week, when you steal a fry from your friend, they can say, "hey, i paid for those." but on free fries friday, they can't. free fries friday at mcdonald's. ♪ ba da ba ba ba. ♪ it's all gone, son. oh, no, sam's. -this one! -again? ♪ ♪ hello! -here you go. -thank you. ♪ ♪ what's all this? you can't have a bookstore without books. ♪ ♪ thank you all so much. [applause] >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is actor jodie turner-smith. she's here to talk about portray

they are the party of neurotic, unsatisfied white ladies who live in the suburbs.igns you see in affluent neighborhoods telling you the people love blm and support dr. fauci, that's the democratic party. it's unappealing to normal people. people with signs on their lawns would never be allowed to run anything because nobody likes them. the advisors around joe biden understand this. if these new polling numbers are right, this is then of the democratic party as a governing majority. it's bewildering but political parties like markets seem strongest right before they collapse. the democratic party is still in power and that's bad for the rest of us. regimes in decline become dangerous. they get desperate. they were rejected by voters so they can't operate in the democratic bounder. they serve outside of those boundaries -- and they invent domestic enemies and national panic to keep themselves in charge. that's what we are watching happen right now. as of tonight in this country 334 million people, there are no confirmed deaths of the omicron variant of covid. just th

for white supremacy and pointed to the new members of the supreme court to sexual predators, a white ladynd some white racists. the school is standing by her saying this is her first amendment right to say these things but i just think about what about the students in her class, not all of the students will fall in line with this professor's beliefs. >> this is a government-run institution paid for by taxpayers. this dean should be fired. to express those types of things. it shows how stupid she is and how uninformed she is. if she really believes those are the policy positions of republicans and conservatives they hasn't talked to one evidently in a long time or spent any time. she can call me if she wants to understand conservatives. but because she is totally 100% off base. she have is so stereo typical and prejudice in her approach and i think she is outright racist in what she is doing. other than that i think she is doing a great job. boy, if i was spending my money and sending my taxpayer dollars in and having my student or my son or daughter go there, i would be outraged. why go t

ladies. next our look at white house weddings. president

number two, a white lady was shot by a black cop, had this been the other way around, a white cop shooting a black person, the story would be a big story everywhere. i just. these things have been on my mind. thank you. host: let's go to ed from columbia station, ohio, on the republican line. good morning. caller: for. it is not just this show, but every show i have watched for years, and i have information. i am a conservative. every democrat called, almost everyone, but they always blame the conservative news station. they have opinions and the news, and they stay with opinions. everything else is dominated, hollywood. look at the material, not one thing on who is running the country today, a joke. we all know it, the people are not stupid. cnn is going to take the reporters in washington. they have the election in six months, a blackout all the finance rumble, foreign, china, everything. the left, all they watch is hogwash. you want to talk about real truth, at midnight, we repeat them on prime time like 100 times. one they try to take off the air, and democrats try to take fox off beca

. >>> this week, i was invited to the white house for a rare opportunity to speak with first lady dr. jill biden. this is the first christmas for the bidens in the white house, and the first time dr. biden has organized its holiday display. the theme this year, gifts from the heart. the message is all about coming together, at a time when the country could not be more divided. >> reporter: the iconic rooms inside of the white house are aglow in holiday magic. every detail, every picture, a way to honor the past, while being optimistic for the future. for a moment, you forget about the contention happening outside of the white house walls, between the toxic rhetoric going on in congress, to reports of dysfunction in the vice president's office. first lady dr. jill biden has witnessed the highs and lows of washington politics through her husband's career for over 4 decades. i asked her what she thinks the bidens can do to bring the country together. >> if you look at where we started when we came into office in january, i mean, i think he has made such progress and so many things. our k

it seemed like it was just yesterday when the lady in white attending the door at garfield hospital showedn the face of this company to join together this man and this woman in holy matrimony. which is an honorable estate,, instituted of god, signifying unto us the mystical union that is betwixt christ and his church in which holy estate twice adored and beautified with his presence and first miracle that he brought in cana of galilee and is committed of st. paul to be honorable among all men and, therefore, is not by any to be entered into an advisedly or lightly but reverently, discreetly, advisedly, soberly and in the fear of god. into this holy estate these two persons present come now to be joined. if any man can show just cause why they may not lawfully be joined together, let him now speak or else hereafter forever hold his peace. i require and charge you both as he will answer of the judgment day when the secrets of all heart shall be disclosed that if either of you know any impediment why you may not be lawfully joined together in matrimony you do now confess it. or be well assure

white. here's nbc's miguel almaguer. >> ladies and gentlemen, betty white! >> may 8th, 2010, betty white making history at the age of 88, becoming the oldest person to host "saturday night live," this after half a million people on facebook petitioned the show to give her a shot at hosting. >> i heard about the campaign to get me to host "saturday night live." i didn't know what facebook was. and now that i do know what it is, i have to say, it sounds like a huge waste of time. [ laughter ] >> betty white, born in the chicago suburb of oak park, illinois, certainly never wasted her time. in the 1940s, fresh out of high school, she began working in radio appearing on such shows as nbc's "the great gildersleeve." >> merry christmas. >> i didn't go to college. i just went into show business. i just enjoyed it. >> she was on television from the very beginnings of trve. n 1952, coproducing her own comedy show, "live with elizabeth." >> what's so tear about spieders. >> tell him, honey. >> they go doing. >> on the bet audio white show in 1958, she revealed another

this year. >> you can see the kennedy family. >> reporter: this is one of many trees at the white house. first ladyell, all the presents. they're all here on this tree. >> reporter: the white house christmas theme, gifts from the heart, was inspired by what dr. biden heard and saw from americans this-past year. >> everyone reached out to someone else during this pandemic and i know it's been a really hard year for all americans. and so, i saw what americans gave to one another and that inspired me to come up where gifts from the heart. >> different rooms represent the things the bidens consider sacred, including faith, family, learn, and service. there is also a tree for gold star families. dr. biden has been working with military families for decades. >> we are always thinking about the resilience and -- and their support for -- for all of us to keep us safe. and so, i think it was really important that we honor them. i -- i love that gold star tree. >> reporter: once again, the pandemic looms over the holiday season. >> you know, you look at the holiday season now and americans, you know, they're

white. here's nbc's miguel almaguer. ♪♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, betty white. >> reporter: may 8th10, betty white making history at the age of 88, becoming the oldest person to host "saturday night live," this after half amillion people on facebook petitioned the show to give her a shot at hosting. >> i didn't know what facebook was. [ laughter ] now that i do know what it is, i have to say, it sounds like a huge waste of time. [ laughter ] >> reporter: betty white, born in the chicago suburb of oak park, illinois, certainly never wasted her time. in the 1940s, fresh out of high school, she began working in radio, appearing on such shows as "the great guildersleeve." >> i didn't go to college. i just went into show business. >> reporter: she was on television from the very beginnings, in 1952 coproducing her own comedy show. >> tell him, honey. doing! >> reporter: on "the betty white show" she revealed another talent, singing. ♪ to one who'd watch over me ♪ >> reporter: she is best known no sue ann evans, on "the mary tyler moore show." >> sure by now -- [ laughter ] ♪ thank you fo

elizabeth cook got the chance to sit one on one with first lady jill biden. >> the bidens' first christmas in the white house and she shared how california is playing a part in the year's decorations. >> reporter: the first lady has spent her career in education. in fact around the national white house christmas tree outside you see the smaller trees have been decorated by kids at local elementary schools. this one is from the state of california. so i asked her how does she feel about education becoming a political flash point? >> one of the things i want to say to the parents where you live in california, in san francisco, they are doing a great job. and this has been so hard. i know it because as a teacher, i had to learn how to teach over zoom. i see it really in a positive light because i see, like you mentioned, parents are now more involved in their kids' education and i think that's a good thing. >> watch liz's full interview with first lady jill biden on kpix.com and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> how one bay area student is losing their weight loss journey to inspire others. >>> streaming on

. >> reporter: suddenly, america couldn't get enough of white, a sweet old lady with a naughty, raunchy side. thanks to hundreds of thousands of fans on facebook, white became the oldest host on "saturday night live" at age 88. >> i didn't know what facebook was. ( laughter ) and now that i do know what it is, i have to say, it sounds like a huge waste of time. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> reporter: she ended up starring in the sitcom "hot in cleveland," which once reunited her with her old costars. >> hello! looks like she made it after all. you're never too old for anything. well, maybe some things, but... ( laughs ). >> reporter: betty white was never old at all. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> garrett: tonight, president biden remembered betty white as a "cultural icon," who brought a smile to the lips of generations of americans. "cbs sunday morning" will take an in-depth look at betty white's remarkable life and career. now to colorado and wildfires that destroyed as many as 1,000 homes and forced tens of thousands to evacuate. satellite images show housing development in

lady melania trump. our kate bennet is out front. >> reporter: since leaving the white house almost one year ago -- >> beinggreatest honor. thank you for your love and your support. >> reporter: melania trump retreated into her standard comfort zone, privacy. only recently emerging promoting her new nft business on an almost-daily basis since its announcement. and tweeting what slightly more frequency than her normal silence about national anniversaries, tragedies, and a holiday visit with the florida coast guard. but it is the release of her non-fungible token, or nft, that has been unexpected. nfts are blockchain-encrypted digital artworks or other collectibles that are purchased through cryptocurrency. trump's features a closeup of her eyes drawn by a french artist. purchasing melania's vision, the title of her nft, including the drawing as well as a brief audio clip. >> my vision is look forward with inspiration, strength, and courage. >> reporter: plenty of celebrities have embraced the nft craze mostly because they can be superlucrative, into the hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars in pro

. >> in celebration of hanukkah this week, president biden and the first lady hosted a menorah lighting ceremony at the white house with vice president harris and her husband. this is just over half an hour. ♪ [indiscernible] chatter] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and dr. biden, accompanied by the vice president of the united states. [applause] >> welcome to the white house. whether you are with us in person or joining us from your own home, we are so grateful to share the traditions of this special holiday with all of you. hanukkah usually comes in the final weeks of the year when the light of the day is cut short by long nights. surrounded by the cold shadow of winter. we remember another time of darkness, a battle against hatred, a temple defiled, and the flame that burned for eight impossible nights. the story of the maccabees is as timely today as it was 2000 years ago, a story of finding the courage to stand up for what is right even when the odds are against us. if ethan finds the foundations of our future and wreckage of our past. end of the hope that spreads from the he

ladies. coming up next, a naval photographic center film covering the december 9th white house wedding of president lyndon johnson's daughter linda. and u.s. marine captain charles, chuck raab. the film is courtesy of the presidential library. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this building at 1600 pennsylvania avenue washington d.c. as the most important house and the nation. symbol of america's executive power, it is also a home. a home for those 34 families throughout history whose head is the president of the united states. ♪ ♪ ♪ like any american home, this house has seen personal triumph and tragedy. it has known joy, frustration, and heartbreak. it has over us 168 years span witnessed romance. >> starting with the administration of james monroe, eight presidential daughters were married while living in the mansion. on six of these locations, the daughters have chosen the white house itself as the scene for the wedding. the last time it happened was 53 years ago, when president wilson's daughter eleanor was married and the blue room. these occasions are so rare it can truly be said such events happen but onc

white? >> it's a shame. she was a lovely lady. >> we all loved betty white. my mother would say, god love her. incredible. >> jackie: everyone did love her. she was just funny. i was laughing on that clip. it brought me back. her timing was impeccable. >> the golden girls is what she will be known for probably. but the timing and also just being that hilarious, funny person that you be want to behind behind and give her a hug. the timing is unfortunate. of course, 2020-21, you're going to throw this at us? please, can we get out of this year? "people" magazine had a huge celebratory issue for her. she was about to turn 100 in just a couple weeks, january 17. that came out two days ago. there was also supposed to be a movie event celebrating her life across 900 theaters and doing her birthday party live as well and live stream that in just a couple weeks. so it's just truly sad. but if there's a couple of things to remember betty white besides everything that we've seen of her on the screen, is when she was speaking with "people" magazine earlier this year, sh

elizabeth cook was invited at the white house for a rare opportunity to speak with the nation's first ladyhe white house. the first time dr. biden all actually organized the holiday display. the theme this year gifts from the heart the message is about coming together in the time when the country is could not be more divided. >> the iconic rooms inside the white house are aglow with holiday magic. every detail, every picture a way to honor the past being optimistic for the future. for a moment, you forget about the contention that's happening outside the white house falls. between the toxic rhetoric going on in congress to reports of dysfunction in the vice president's office. first lady dr. jill biden has witnessed the highs and the lows of washington politics through her husband's career for over four decades. i asked her, what she thinks the bidens can do to bring the country together. >> if you look at where we started when we came into office in january, i mean i think he has made such progress in many thanks. i mean our kids are back in schools. now we have vaccines for everybody who

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number two, a white lady was shot by a black cop, had this been the other way around, a white cop shooting black person, the story would be a big story everywhere. i just. these things have been on my mind. thank you. host: let's go to ed from columbia station, ohio, on the republican line. good morning. caller: for. it is not just this show, but every show i have watched for years, and i have information. i am a conservative. every democrat called, almost everyone, but they always blame the conservative news station. they have opinions and the news, and they stay with opinions. everything else is dominated, hollywood. look at the material, not one thing on who is running the country today, a joke. we all know it, the people are not stupid. cnn is going to take the reporters in washington. they have the election in six months, a blackout all the finance rumble, foreign, china, everything. the left, all they watch is hogwash. you want to talk about real truth, at midnight, we repeat them on prime time like 100 times. one they try to take off the air, and democrats try to take fox off becaus

they were wondering when the bidens will fulfill their promise to bring a cat to the white house. first ladyill be joining the bidens in the white house in january. but for now, a new little puppy with some adorable-y big heirs will be commanding all the attention. that is our broadcast for this monday night. with our thanks for being with us on behalf of all of our colleagues at the network of nbc news. goodnight. tonight on all in. as the january six investigation continues. former generals raise alarm about another insurrection. one of those former generals joins me live tonight. then, new york city health commissioner on what may be promising data on omicron, and the importance of getting the word out on boosters. >> did you get the booster? >> yes. >> i got it. to >> know, don't, don't, don't. >> and what may be the hope for build back better on what they support. >> i do not believe that the situation is beyond repair but it is going to take a different kind of thinking to get out of it than it did to get into it. >> when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm

white house. what can you tell us about how the president and first lady are spending the day. >> typically this would be the time when the white house would be throwing a series of holiday parties here at the white house. the bidens have a long-standing family tradition of going to the virgin islands for christmas. none of that is happening because of omicron. the parties for the most part are canceled, and the bidens are staying right here at the white house for christmas, although, we do expect that they will be going to delaware for some point in time between now and new year's. we saw the president and the first lady yesterday when they paid a surprise visit to national children's hospital just about two miles from here. they were able to spend time with some of the children who are in the hospital for the holidays. and then later in the evening the president and the first lady also taking calls from the norad track santa program, which was a lot of fun to see yesterday. so far it's been a quiet day here at the white house. we don't have any word of what the president is doing other than that he'

kpix evening anchor liz cook was invited to the white house for a rare opportunity to speak one-on-one with first ladyill biden. this is the first christmas in the white house. the first time that dr. biden has organized this. . >> one of the thing us want to say to the parents out where you live in california and san francisco, you know they are doing a great job and this has been so hard and i know it because as a teacher i have taught and i had to learn how to teach over zoom. i see it really in a positive light because i see like you mentioned parents are now more involved in their kids education and i think that's a good thing. >> dr. biden teaches writing at northern virginia community college. she has seen firsthand the divide between high and low performing public schools. an issue that grew exponentially during the pandemic and engaged parents like never before. >> did you ever in your career think though you would be witnessing the contentious school board meetings happening across the country. >> i never really thought about it before. but i think that parents are working hard to get what t

. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area, my exclusive white house interview with first lady dr., or the kpix app. we are also on the cbs news app >>> what you say sports fans? steve kerr played for gregg popovich in the late 90s and early 2000's. he's always seen him as a mentor. today, steve kerr is said to replace pop on the bench for team usa. this is a no-brainer. think of all of the stars he has been around as a player and coach. it makes sense he will leave them on the national stage. he will take over duties for the national team in the world games the 2023, and the paris olympics in 2024. the curry watch begins in philly tomorrow, with staff needing 10 threes to break the allen's mark for most ever. how awesome would it be if he hit the record over his brother seth, who plays for the sixers. he will break the record on the road, even though it wasn't ruled out hitting the 16 on wednesday at home. >> it's, to make that many threes in one game is obviously, it never has been done before. so, it, it was, you know, just a routine night. he made six, which is nothing for him.

for those wondering when the bidens will fulfill their promise to bring a cat to the white house, the first ladyll be joining the bidens in the white house in january. for now a new little puppy withy with some adorable-y big years, will be commanding all of the attention. that's our broadcast for this monday night. with our thanks for being with, us on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. e networks o nbc news, goodnight. it's good to have you here. two weeks ago, the cdc said that the omicron variant of covid, accounted for 0.4%. of all the covid known to be circulating in this country. 0.4%. then last week, the cdc said, it went from 0.4%, to 3%.

some 3000 south africans filed by to say good bye to the anti apartheid lady railed against white rule in the country. to 2 died on sunday at the age of 19 legend re us actress and comedian betty whites has died less than a month before her $100.00 birthday with a career spanning 9 decades. she was named the female entertainer with the longest television career by the kenneth wall records. betty white began acting as a child's in the 900 thirty's and worked right right up until 2019 with a voice art in toy story for. but she was best known worldwide for playing rose nyland in the eighty's t. v. show the golden golf. this is our last bulletin out of london for 2021 way. the new year is just 19 minutes away. time to back at some of the biggest stories al jazeera, has covered over the past 12 months. let's walk down a building under two's or not. however, with her, with what is known as a just me, i'm on democratically elected leadership team as the military stage to cruise with the final departure of the u. s. military off the 20th. i believe this is the right to switch a violent day ove

white house. >> my exclusive interview with first lady dr. jill biden. display at the white house in a time of deep division. >> what you think the bidens can do to fix all of this? >> plus, a lifelong educator on the positive lessons on the pandemic, and her message to bay area parents tonight. >>> right now at 7:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area , you cannot miss the stepped-up police presence around san francisco union square, but is it making a difference? good evening. i'm allen martin. >>> and i'm elizabeth cook . andria borba on the nuke crime numbers just released this evening. >> reporter: well, the stepped- up presence by the san francisco police department at union square was in response to all of those viral smash and grab robberies that we saw in mid-november. they say that their presence is making a difference right now on the ground.

bidens will fulfill their promise to bring a cat to the white house, the first lady confirmed a female cat will be joining the bidens in the white house in january. for now a new little puppy withy with some adorable-y big years, will be commanding all of the attention. that's our broadcast for this monday night. with our thanks for being with, us on behalf of all of my colleagues at the networks of nbc news, goodnight. e networks o nbc news, goodnight. it's good to have you here. two weeks ago, the cdc said that the omicron variant of covid, accounted for 0.4%. of all the covid known to be circulating in this country. 0.4%. then last week, the cdc said, it went from 0.4%, to 3%. now, from last week to this week, omicron has gone from 3% of all the covid in the united states, from 3%, to 73%. 0.4% two weeks ago. 3% last week. 73% this week. so, bye-bye delta? omicron is now leaping ahead, becoming the dominant strain in the united states of america, enlightening flash. this is what the new omicron pandemic is going to be like compared to the delta pandemic compared to the original stra

lady melania trump stepping back into the public eye with a new project. it is is a water color close-up of her eyes in the form of an nft, entitled melania's vision. cnn's whitekate bennett has more. kate, what do you make of all this? some former first ladies write books, devote themselves to charity. now, instead, we have an nft of melania trump's eyes. >> you said it, john. that is classic melania trump. the nft thing came out of nowhere, no one really saw it coming. it is not traditional. but nothing melania trump really did as first lady was quote, unquote traditional. certainly this new endeavor which could be lucrative is something we're paying attention to. >> we know, kate, it goes on sale tomorrow. she is donating part of the proceeds to charity. is that right? >> right. so it ends the sale tomorrow. so it has been on sale. and she is donating part of the proceeds. she says, but we don't know, really what that portion is. her office has not responded to our request for comment. there are a lot of questions about this nft. since leaving the white house, almost one year ago -- >> being your first lady was my greatest honor. thank you for your love and

white house. meanwhile, the president and first lady spent this christmas eve visiting patients at children's national hospital here in washington, stopping by a local tree featuring dr. biden, and calling in to a santa tracker to greet families and check on his progress this evening kristen? >> monica alba reporting from the white house. monica, thank you. >>> across the globe now the christmas traditions so many hold dear are on hold once again from windsor castle to the vatican. molly hunter reports >> reporter: in cities across the world the christmas spirit is in high gear. from venice to berlin and to paris, where santa is bubbling away but in thailand a reminder that it's not all that jolly santa coming in on elephants handing out masks and hand sanitizer. in bethlehem, the self-proclaimed capital of christmas, this is the second year without tourists. but locals holding on to the essence of christmas. >> christmas is to think of others. christmas is to love each other >> reporter: and across europe tonight christmas is beginning to look a lot like 2020 omicron is surging in the uk the governme

ladies. next our look at white house weddings. president richard nixon's daughter tricia married. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> one of the most important days in tricia nixon's life was drawing to a close. the wedding was over, but a new life and career at mrs. edward finch cox was just commencing. at a press conference tricia once said. >> the most important thing is love. but -- you can't really define it. you can say i love this about a person. i -- just can't quite define. dek on the night of march 16. the father of the bride >> the events leading up to this memorable day all started back on the night of march 16th. the father of the bride to be announced his daughter's engagement. the occasion was irish evening at the white house, a celebration in honor of the visit to washington of john lynch, prime minister of ireland, and mrs. nixon's birthday. >> i understand that i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement. the difficulty is that every time i'm supposed to make a surprise announcement i find that some way it is leaked before i get to make

jesse: if you were in the white house during the trump administration, during christmastime, there were some love live decorations the first ladyations were racist. jill biden gets into the white house, and jill's decorations in my humble opinion do not stand up. but she is getting praise. it's not fair, raymond. raymond: i don't think it's fair to pit first ladies against each other. all they do is bring a designer in. the truth is the christmas decorations don't change all that much. the only thing that really changes is the entryway downstairs. they said melania looked like she created the shining. that's wrong. my only tiny bit of criticism is jill biden claims she was inspired by the people she met on the campaign trail and that animated her decorations this year. if that were true she would have little union bosses. she would have a couple of people who cleaned the basement her husband campaigned in, and a few bumper cars. that what slowed up at his rally. he had like 12 volkswagens. jesse: you accused me of being the don king of the christmas decor war. this home alone home. you and i watched the movie 50 times because i

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. >> in celebration of hanukkah this week, president biden and the first lady hosted a menorah lighting ceremony at the white house with vice president harris and her husband. this is just over half an hour.

eastern, and finally, the president was asked about the passing of betty white, and he said that he was so sad, and the first ladyd who didn't love betty white. >> thank you. and we will talk about this to white house post and sun young kim and also stan herman, and obviously, you covered joe biden when he was in the senate, and now president, and one thing that he prides himself on is the knowledge of foreign policy, but in these situations, and conversations with president putin, does it appear that he has caused the situation not to get worse? >> he has pulled all of the levers to keep the situation from becoming worse by ukraine. he is taking steps that brought this to bear last time to dissuade vladimir putin from this potential invasion of ukraine. now, it is not clear what action the president is going to take, and he is delivering a new year's address within the hour, and so that is going to be interesting to watch as well. and certain ly president biden has touted his knowledge of actors, and and we will be watching the conversation with the russia n yuchenski later. >> and we have seen the white house u

for any first family, there is only one first white house christmas. >> that's just beautiful. >> first ladywelcomed this 18-foot frazier fir from north carolina, including youngest grandson, little beau. inside the white house, a magical transformation, more than 100 volunteer decorators brought to life the theme selected by dr. biden -- gifts from the heart. >> we are united by what really matters, like points on a star, we come together at the heart. >> reporter: shimmering scenes, with nearly 79,000 lights aglow. more than 10,000 ornaments adorn 41 trees. 11 different gifts celebrated room by room, butterflies crafted from the pages of books note the gift of learning. the visual arts in the vermeil rooms, with -- while sugary eisen is the star in the state dining room 120 pounds cover this gingerbread replica of the mansion. this also brings close landmarks of community. a tribute to many different frontline workers. >> that's what i saw across this country. that's what gave me my inspiration for gifts from the heart. >> family is among the gifts from the heart. stockings for the biden g

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ladies visiting hospitalized children for the holidays. and these pictures coming in just moments ago of a another white house tradition. the president and first lady taking calls from children on norads santa tracker line. we begin with the can have surge colliding with the holidays. from los angeles international airport, we have gaudy schwartz and dr. ben gupta. thousands of flights have been cancelled worldwide today and tomorrow amid this omicron surge. many parts of california where you are omicron is fast becoming the dominant strain. what's happening at lax? how are airlines and passengers dealing with the changes there? >> hey, 25 flights here at lax have been cancelled. overall around the country, about 450 flights have been cancelled. when you consider how fast omicron is spreading, this is kind of a perfect storm. we've got inclement weather in seattle and utah that has led to flight chancelations and people calling in sick that work at the airlines from omicron. you have 200,000 new cases every single day. it's not just the pilots that you have to worry about. you also have to consider members of the flight

. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area, elizabeth cook traveled to the white house to speak with the first ladyhat needs to happen to close the gap with public school education coming up at 8:15, you can find cbsn bay area on kpix 5 or on the kpix 5 app. >>> live look at the white house tonight, the biden administration announcing a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 beijing olympics. that move would still allow u.s. athletes to compete, but no u.s. government representatives will be in attendance. the moves to protest china's human rights abuses, the diplomatic boycott designed to put more pressure on china to reform its policies before the winter games begin on february 4th. chinese officials have already blasted the move. >>> medina spirit, the horse that finished first in this year's kentucky derby has died. the cold collapsed after a workout in santa anita. the horse, trained by bob baffert had just completed his second workout since placing second and last months breeders' cup. medina spirit will undergo a full necropsy which is a requirement of the california horseracing board. >>> the 49ers

so we had ladies with white blouses and red skirts serving dole pineapple juice up and down main street. and my opponent said he was drowned in pineapple juice. just to think that i was elected six times by you. not all of you. double talk to you later. [laughter] i think the longer i served, the better the senator that i became because i recognize that there are problems in other states that we don't have in kansas. if i'm going to turn a blind eye to their problems, they will turn a blind eye to our problems . i don't mean that you just give away the store, but most that i met were honest and decent men and women. there were probably a few i wouldn't -- well i wouldn't -- [laughter] elizabeth: i will also say he was elected six times by his senate colleagues to be their leader and i think that is huge. [applause] bob: the important thing is to be elected by the people out here. it was hard when you disagreed with friends whom i knew for a long time on a particular issue. ultimately, we were able to work it out. when you're the leader, you have to do things that you might not normally

melania trump is joining the digital collectible trend. >> the former first lady has announced her first endeavor since leaving the whitenfts, which are nonfungible tokens following her passion for the arts. the first one up for grabs is a watercolor with the title "melania's vision." >> mrs. trump says a portion of the proceeds will actually benefit kids aging out of the foster care system. >>> next a first of its kind discovery. >> scientists have found the first true millipede, a creature that has at least a thousand legs. it is less than four inches long. it was found 200 feet below the surface in australia. they believe it has 1,300 legs and it lives in full darkness. how would you hike to feel that? >>> next "law & order" veteran sam waterston is coming back. >> he's returning as d.a. jack mccoy in a reboot next year. this will be waterston's 17th season on "law & order," executive producer dick wolf says jack mccoy is the show's ultimate conscience. >>> and finally, betty white is turning 100 years old, and we're all invited to the party. >> it is coming to a theater near you. the beloved actress is celebrating h

as first lady throughout history had done, nancy reagan chose a cause to embrace while in the white houset anti- drugs. she knew she had a platform as first lady and the issue over time became central to her life. she knew just say no pleasant the solution to the drug problem, it was just easy to remember and it caught on but the issue was complicated and she was often filled with doubt she could tackle such a thorny issue. how has the effort and effectiveness of the country to her message how she in the end reflected by saying those years provided me with the most fulfilling years of my life? >> the slogan was just kind of a double edged sword, it was memorable and catching but on the other hand it sounded simplistic that people would even use it but if you look at the hundreds and. hundreds of appearances she made while sheap was first lady, until she got the message out in every way she could going on television, you cannot doubt her own devotion to the cause which i think is back to the 60s when she was in california, seeing what drugs had done to the families her friends. i think peo

white, james and dr. cheryl davis. [applause] to our youth leaders, lydia, sasha and thomas. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it. to share my personal story november 2009 i shot a man on fullerton street and withent to prison for it. black man in my neighborhood. i stand here today. when i stand on fullerton street and be abl