who was walking toward the tip of the wing. then after throwing off his shoes, he tried to climb the wing's edge beforing slide off and falling to the ground. >> there he goes. that's what needed to happen, honestly. he wasn't coming down, and he was going to jump. >> reporter: officers immedia immediately arrested carlson who was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and booked him for trespassing and for a disregard for public safety. as for an explanation, authorities say mental illness or impairment is suspected. kenneth, deidre. >>> coming up, the debate over whether jill biden should drop the doctor from her title. >>> first the family kicked off a plane because of what their 2-year-old was refusing to do. hd 8. now i just need a dang gifts focoupon code....k. (ding!) hold your reindeer, santa! samuel! what's up? i've got a gift for you! capital one shopping instantly searches for available coupon codes and automatically applies them. just download it to your computer! it's free. whoa! oooh! i have that. saved me a bun

, who was walking toward the tip of the wing.after throwing off his shoes, he tried to climb the wing's edge before sliding off and falling to the ground. >> there he goes. >> that's what needed to happen honestly. he wasn't coming down and he was going to jump. >> reporter: officers immediately arrested carlson, who was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and booked him for trespassing and disregard for public safety. as for an explanation for all this, authorities say mental illness or impairment is suspected. >>> coming up, melissa joan hart, lifetime's queen of christmas talks to us now. what it's like to film christmas movies in the summer. >> also would the cast of "sabrina the teenage witch" ever film a reunion? >>> we all know melissa joan witch" ever film a reunion? >>> we all know melissa joan hart as everyone's favorite witchy woman on "sabrina the teenage witch." nowadays she's swapping halloween for christmas. >> our will ganss caught up with the star of lifetime's latest christmas movie. >> maybe she's no longe

and there was a vast, right-wing conspiracy.ld have never been unearthed. so, i thought there was a lot of credibility to what she was saying. but at the time, it was received as delusional. >> clinton is returning to a familiar theme as she defends her husband. >> they are out attacking and imagining some conspiracy. >> seven months after hillary's defense of her husband, the president addresses the nation. >> good evening. in a deposition, in january, i was asked questions about my relationship with monica lewinsky. indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. >> when he finally admitted it to hillary, it was the same day that he came clean to the whole country, which is kind of incredible she was kept in the dark for that long. >> thank you for watching and good night. >> for hillary, that really did hit her in the gut. in the solar plexus. hillary felt the full force of betrayal. >> she is really angry at her husband. angrier than i've ever seen her ever be. >> the sce

what are the left-wing channels? , there is a republican host in the morning, and there midday, ande they've got one in the evening. i am not sure i would call that a progressive network. the one progressive network i note is free speech television and i am on it. it is not on a lot of cable systems. i think your analysis of the media is off. host: does the radio show run live on tv at the same time? like the is simulcast, one out of new york that started years ago. host: great to have you with this and hope you come back. thom hartman joining us this morning. thank you so much. that will do it for us on this sunday morning but we are back as always tomorrow morning. we start at seven :00 a.m. eastern and hope you will join us then. have a great sunday. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] ♪ ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal." policy issues that impact you. comin

right wing organization clashing with left wing activists and there was violence the police actually declared the situation to be a riot after shots were fired. it's pretty clear that on january 20th joe biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states it'll be on january 6th that congress approves the electoral college votes and that seems to be pretty unstoppable 'd at this point however that's unlikely to reunify the country there's a lot of distrust a lot of anger a lot of animosity from supporters feel this election was stolen from them trump's opponents are still very angry about things that have gone on over the last 4 years and it's very unlikely that the inauguration of joe biden is going to simply heal these wounds a lot of deep divisions in us society legal and media analyst lionel spoke to us about some of the cork's of the electoral college system i'm going to be to president of the united states what is defeat number of states i can win to get 270 electoral votes to not desire really the biggest state but they normally comprise in terms of size. out of

parties there's really only one zionist left who are jewish left wing party on the offering and the palestinian citizens of israel have a party got the joint list which includes jews as well but they're very small and there's a long menu of right wing parties which makes the current calling look like the right is overwhelming in israeli society of course both of those feed off of one another and we'll have to see if any significant challengers remain on the center or on the left i mean the center tends to think in israel a little more like the left on many issues but the center party that was holding down that position in the israeli political map blue and white has been so roundly criticized for its decisions that right now it's collapsing in the surveys and we don't know if anything will take its place if there are only right wing parties our offer then there will be an overwhelming right wing result in the elections are buried in the existing. reflect which will be watching him very closely and out of their dollar signs and their political strategist speaking to us from tel aviv

a man on the wing of a plane that was about to depart. this happened over the weekend at a las vegas airport. police say the man managed to get on to the wing of an alaskan airlines plane heading to portland, oregon. passengers say he got comfortable taking off his shoes and socks. police say he was on the wing for nearly 45 minutes before he slipped down on to the tarmac where he was later arrested. it's still not clear how he got on the tarmac. >>> new census data sheds new light how many people are struggling to make it in the bay. in october more than 1 in 5 californians had little to no confidence in their ability to pay their november rent. other data shows landlords are struggling too. apartment owners in parts of the bay area are seeing 20% higher vacancy rates. meanwhile, the cost of rent is down 25% lower. >>> now to the dreaded holiday shipping deadlines. you may only have hours to get gifts from major brands shipped in time and avoid paying an arm and a leg for rush delivery. it may be the final countdown but here is some good

people who measure this stuff closely have noted the rise of both left-wing and right-wing populism. left wing, a kind of, a variant of it that you see in latin america and elsewhere. populism, for me as someone who's oriented towards individual rights and economic freedom, tends to not be my friend. it doesn't produce the outcomes that i want, and i think it produces a kind of scab rouseness, an ugliness in society in addition to bad policies, and my fingers are crossed it'll go into a positive direction, but it's not something that we should rely upon. gerri: and, josh, biden partly because of his age and partly because of the spanishs of the election, feel -- circumstances of his election, it's going to be where the democratic party going and to what extent he stands up to the party's left, if you like, the more progressive elements of the party, what happens as people start jockeying for position in 2024. where do you think the democratic party is headed? is biden going to succeed in just being a kind of mainstream, traditional sort of clinton-type president, or the party moving

the wings, okay. >> yes.he same bones that humans do. in the upper arm, the forearm, there's two bones, wrist bones. then the bones that support the end of the wing are long finger and hand bones. >> bats' living and eating habits vary widely across the 1,421 species that exist. there's some that roost in trees, others under leaves, some in caves. some bats eat insects, others fruit, or even fish and frogs. these species, some of them are living right next to each other. >> oh, absolutely. one square mile of rain forest in, for instance, the brazilian amazon, could have 100 species of bat. >> the smallest bat in the world, it's this tiny thing in thailand that weighs less than a penny. the biggest bat in the world has more than a six-foot wing span. there's a bat that lives in the cloud forests of ecuador that has the longest tongue of any mammal. this thing has a tongue that is 1 1/2 times the length of its body. if you stick your arm straight out in front of you and imagine your tongue could touch your fing

and right wing protesters members of the right wing organization known as the proud boys clashed with left wing and demonstrators things got rough and actually a riot was declared in olympia after gunshots were fired. on. the fact that joe biden will be certified by the electoral college as the winner of the 2020. the presidential election is unlikely to bring the country back together there are deep divisions in the united states deep instabilities deep distrust and lots of protests and anger across the country the certification of joe biden as the winner and the conclusion of the 2020 election is unlikely to hew all those wounds. to france now where hospitality workers have gathered in paris against prolonging to lockdown measures which they say are crippling their industry although some restrictions were lifted on tuesday restaurants bars and cafes will have to stay shut right across the holidays until the 20th of january they say is threatening not only their livelihoods but also as they put it the french way is live in my colleague discuss this with r.t. shala do bensky who was a

this is one instance of many instances where we see left wing americans and right wing americans in the streets getting rough and physical with each other gunshots going off etc take a review. right . now at this point so with the electoral college proceeding to vote it appears joe biden will become the 46th president of the united states but the conclusion of the 2020 u.s. presidential election will not seem to really at this point unify the country the divisions are growing deeper there is an ideological divide there are geographic divides in the country a lot of instability a lot of distrust but it appears that the 2020 alexion is wrapping up joe biden is the winner and despite donald trump's refusal to accept the results it appears that joe biden will be sworn in this january i cannot thank you for that report that's been in new york. parts of france now where hospitality workers have gathered in paris against prolonged lockdown measures which they say are crippling their industry although some restrictions were lifted on tuesday restaurants bars and cafes will have to stay shuts ri

and right wing protesters members of the right wing organization known as the proud boys clashed with left wing anti demonstrators things got rough and actually a riot was declared in olympia after the gunshots were fired. but. the fact that joe biden will be certified by the electoral college as the winner of the 2020. the presidential election is unlikely to bring the country back together there are deep divisions in the united states deep instabilities deep distrust and lots of protests and anger across the country the certification of joe biden as the winner and the conclusion of the 2020 election is unlikely to hew all those wounds . parts of the u.k. faces strict restrictions this holiday season it's been revealed that the british prime minister barak's johnson was warned by top health experts that easing measures for christmas would spark a 3rd wave a relaxation of restrictions on social contact combined with the natural desire to celebrate inevitably increases the spread of the virus whilst we are not at this point asking for a change in the proposed christmas rules we are con

wing proud boys organization fought on the streets with a left wing and activists and a riot was declared by the police when gunshots were fired this is part of an ongoing trend of increasing instability and political turmoil in the united states let's review. now joe biden being sworn in as the 46th president of the united states on january 20th is unlikely to heal these divides drum supporters think that donald trump is the legitimate winner of the election there are increasing levels of instability and distrust across the nation so the wounds are still there the divisions are certainly still intact and despite the fact that it seems pretty clear joe biden will be sworn in as the next president there are definitely definitely big gaps among the american public art has come up in there in new york you know it's a very busy news day in the states and you will take care of it stateside for us as the night develops thanks a lot for being with us. now russia has a fast track to the rollout of its predict vaccine to reach every region of for the new year period in some parts of the country th

you have become a boogeyman of the right-wing media. i want to hear what it's been like for you in the past couple of weeks. typically, you are a little bit under the radar, rarely on television, you are fighting these lexus casss in court. here is what that been said lately about you on fox news. >> if you want to slow out election integrity, marc elias, the democrats' best election-stealing lawyer. >> marc elias, what are you guys -- put together a half-billion dollar and go hire him. >> what's this been like for you personally? >> it's been wild. first of all, the half-billion dollar offer never really came through. but, you know, it's been wild because the truth is these election results haven't been close. there are times where you think, okay, the incremental lawyering value makes the difference. that is not the difference maker here. the fact is joe biden and kamala harris won in a landslide. so, you know, these cases are getting bounced because they are frivolous, not because of the lawyering. it's been a bit unnerving, frankly,

going to trump and station that the democrats were doing the same if not worse than what the right wing had done and when i say democrats i don't i don't call them left i think the democrats a center right but in that nonetheless they're certainly the other party and both sides are using other democrats because as much or democratic t.v. particular and newspapers and there are republican i mean you just look at this think it's not only m.s.m. b.c. but let's look at c.n.n. for a moment and bite your viewers peter to go to you tube and look up i think it was june 1st 1980 the very 1st broadcast of cable network news they had lots of news reports they had an interview with jimmy carter they had a report from the middle east looking critically at israeli politics they even had like a 15 minute investigative report about faulty fuel gauges on commercial airlines know the words they would journalism can be done on tell needs to go to what we have now on c.n.n. we have crying on the air and had judy elation because their candidate won it was an embarrassment. and i have something to say about

it could be left—wing or, like in this case, right—wing extremists.3—year—old austrian. police say the group built up the weapons cash with the goal of attacking society, democracy and basic freedoms. italy has now seen more coronavirus— related deaths than anywhere else in europe. 64,036 deaths have been recorded, slightly worse than the uk. the italian government has imposed tight restrictions over the christmas holiday period, affecting travel between the regions. people also won't be allowed to leave their home towns on key dates, including christmas day. germany is facing the prospect of tougher restrictions from the middle of next week, as the country's reported covid—19 death toll continues to rise. chancellor angela merkel and state leaders are due to hold talks on the situation on sunday. reports say they'll consider ordering shops, schools and day care centres to close from wednesday. dozens of people have been arrested as tensions boiled over on the streets of paris, demonstrators rallying against a proposed security law for a third weekend

it could be left—wing or like in this case, right—wing extremists. them are 54—year—old austrian. police say they built up the cash the goal of attacking society, democracy and basic freedoms. aruna iyengar, bbc news. italy has now seen more coronavirus— related deaths than anywhere else in europe. 64,036 deaths have been recorded — slightly worse than the uk. the italian government has imposed tight restrictions over the christmas holiday period, affecting travel between the regions. people also won't be allowed to leave their home towns on key dates, including christmas day. germany is facing the prospect of tougher restrictions from the middle of next week, as the country's reported covid—19 death toll continues to rise. the pioneering black country music star, charley pride, has died from coronavirus complications. he was 86. in the 1970's charley pride became the best selling performer for rca records after elvis presley. he was inducted to the country music hall of fame in 2000. singer dolly parton said she was heartbroken at the news, and call

the wings are made of lightweight carbon fiber both the wings and tail carry solar panels to provide the plane with power some is stored in batteries meaning phoenix can also fly at night. this is phoenix in its fully assembled station the aircraft will likely be used as an atmospheric satellite or pseudo satellite either for telecommunications or for things like land surveillance after natural disasters to see where help is most needed one of the possibilities is as a suit our satellites are being able to do surveillance and monitoring and for that it would fly at 20000 meters and 20000 meters because that's where the weather is most benign. winds are a much lower than they are down on the surface phoenix is 15 meters long and weighs just $120.00 kilos without the helium. that means it requires very little power. its huge advantage is that because it has no engine it doesn't need to carry any fuel that means it can remain airborne for weeks or months at a time the mix is also relatively cheap to manufacture. it's propelled by what's known as variable buoyancy propulsion this is how

the wings are made of lightweight carbon fiber both the wings and tail carry solar panels to provide the plane with power some is stored in batteries meaning phoenix can also fly at night. this is phoenix in its fully assembled stage the aircraft will likely be used as an atmospheric satellite or pseudo satellite either for telecommunications or for things like land surveillance after natural disasters to see where help is most needed one of the possibilities is as a suit our satellites are being able to do surveillance and monitoring and for that it would fly at 20000 meters and 20000 meters because that's where the weather is most benign. winds are much lower than they are on the surface phoenix is 15 meters long and weighs just $120.00 kilos without the helium. that means it requires very little power. its huge advantage is that because it has no engine it doesn't need to carry any fuel that means it can remain airborne for weeks or months at a time the mix is also relatively cheap to manufacture. it's propelled by what's known as variable buoyancy propulsion this is how it works

only the senate wing had been completed. down below that, is a third village, really, which built up around the washington navy yard. everything else is open country. really one of the british diplomats in washington called it four and a half square miles of empty land. hard to visualize today. that is the setting that jefferson presided over as president. colleen: what kind of changes to jefferson want to make to the white house and did he have a particular budget he had to stick to to make those changes? james: if we can go to the line drawing -- there we go. this is a line drawing done by a contemporary architectural historian, who made these illustrations and was kind enough to put them in the book as well. you see here the white house looking from the west, side view. there is no portico at the time, no front portico, nor a south portico at the back. there was kind of a pit dug around the white house, which is still there today, to allow air and light to filter into the basement rooms below. the wooden ramp on the left

the wings are made of lightweight carbon fiber both the wings and tail carry solar panels to provide the plane with power some is stored in batteries meaning phoenix can also fly at night. this is the next in its fully assembled station the aircraft will likely be used as an atmospheric satellite or pseudo satellite either for telecommunications or for things like land surveillance after natural disasters to see where help is most needed one of the possibilities is as a suit our satellites are being able to do surveillance and monitoring and it would fly at 20000 meters and 20000 meters because that's where the weather is is most benign. winds are much lower than they are down on the surface phoenix is 15 meters long and weighs just $120.00 kilos without the helium. that means it requires very little power. its huge advantage is that because it has no engine it doesn't need to carry any fuel that means it can remain airborne for weeks or months at a time the mix is also relatively cheap to manufacture. it's propelled by what's known as variable buoyancy propulsion this is how it work

the wings are made of lightweight carbon fiber both the wings and tail carry solar panels to provide the plane with power some is stored in batteries meaning phoenix can also fly at night. this is phoenix and it's fully assembled steam engine the aircraft will likely be used as an atmospheric satellite or pseudo satellite either for telecommunications or for things like land surveillance after natural disasters to see where help is most needed one of the possibilities is as a suit our satellites are being able to do surveillance and monitoring and for that they would fly at 20000 meters and 20000 meters because that's where the weather is is most benign. winds are much lower than they are on the surface phoenix is 15 meters long and weighs just $120.00 kilos without the helium. that means it requires very little power. its huge advantage is that because it has no engine it doesn't need to carry any fuel that means it can remain airborne for weeks or months at a time phoenix it's also relatively cheap to manufacture. it's propelled by what's known as variable buoyancy propulsion this

a lot was happening on this wing. the passenger who captured this video described what she saw. >> he had taken off his shoes, thrown them down. he was definitely very animated in his gestures and motions. he was raising his hands up. he was down on his knees. >> the man was taken into custody and then to a medical facility. the flight took off about four hours later. >>> coming up at 7:00 on "gma," we'll hear more from the woman who took the video. four hours? >> we already have enough anxiety being around people, being on the plane. then to sit there as this man is doing whatever he's doing? >> why was the fence that low? can he just hop over the fence and get to the airport? >> that's what i'm saying. >> you should be able to. that's a good point. it's not nearly as funny as the cartoon i saw over the weekend where the -- when he was checking in, the passenger, did he want the masked section or the no-mask section, he chose the no-mask section and he was out on the wing. then i saw this. maybe not so funny anymore.

but the wing asleep his shot just wide. nil nil at half time but vosburgh finally broke the deadlock soon after the break with more than a hint of good fortune. is free kick took 2 deflections the wrong footed coble and the bull dribbled over the line. she took out should have levelled the scores in the 78th minute but nico gonzalez completely fluffed his lines and his missed kick was easily cleared. the visitors couldn't find an equaliser and that meant vosburgh either came their coronavirus chaos to claim a victory that puts them in the bundesliga top 4. ok let's take a look at the bonus a table to see what all of those results mean buyer nick finishing the calendar year after top ahead of labor close and light sick false for leap frog dortmund into 4th place in the bottom half mindset and shock are going further and further addressed they'll be hoping for a change in fortunes 2021. north america national hockey league the n.h.l. is set to play a shortened season due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic the new season will

and right wing protesters members of the right wing organization known as the proud voice clashed with left wing and demonstrators things got rough and actually a riot was declared in olympia after gunshots were fired this is some of what we've seen in the last few months as clashes between americans with different political views have intensified. so the fact that the electoral college is now convening and casting votes presenting the way for joe biden to become the 46th president of the united states and be sworn in in january that doesn't seem to be a move it's going to reunify the country there are deep divisions in us society deep distrust and deep instability very clearly as we move ahead toward joe biden's inauguration despite donald trump maintaining it was an unfair election there are very very very clear divisions that are deep within the united states. kelly thanks for bringing us that report so r.t. scallop more pain in new york. was a france now where hospitality workers have gathered in paris against prolonged lockdown measures which they say are crippling their industry

sympathisers and members of the left—wing group antifa.he steal rally have been called to support president trump substantiated claims of voter fraud. just before joe biden substantiated claims of voter fraud. just beforejoe biden is formally elected as the next us president, it brought thousands onto the streets in support. we have a republic to save and constitution to stand up for, and we cannot let individual states act lawless lee in a land built on laws. the event had been planned for weeks but president trump expressed surprise on twitter and delight... early to pass over the rally a short while later on his way to a football game in new york. all this is the president—elect was attending church and then hospital, where he is being treated for a foot injury incurred while playing with one of his dogs. the us supreme court rejected a challenge to mr biden‘s victory in four key battleground states, on friday. he is due to take office, to donald trump ‘s dismay, injust is due to take office, to donald trump ‘s dismay, in just over is d

a right wing organization clashing with left wing activists and there was violence the police actually declared the situation to be a riot after shots were fired. because . it's pretty clear that on january 20th joe biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the ited states it'll be on january 6th that congress approves the electoral college votes and that seems to be pretty unstoppable at this point however that's unlikely to reunify the country there's a lot of distrust a lot of anger a lot of animosity from supporters feel this election was stolen from them opponents are still very angry about things that have gone on over the last 4 years and it's very unlikely that the inauguration of joe biden is going to simply heal these wounds a lot of deep divisions and u.s. society. ok well let's get the thoughts now in the 3rd he's a senior political science lecturer at the height of the center for american studies he's with us now we appreciate your time thanks for coming on martin just firstly we've heard that president trump said he's still going to contest this election but for all