and robin, you carry your father's pride, grace, and character. he will always be with you. as the old saying goes you are your father's daughter. you are your father's daughter. bob dole's story is a very american one. born and raised in the three-room house through the dust bowl of the great depression, shipped out as a young man in world war ii, wounded in battle, on the same weekend that franklin delano roosevelt was being mourned by millions, bob came home, rebuilt his life, painful hour by painful day by painful week by painful month and by painful year. he and danny, who was wounded on the mountain not far from where he was, talk about the recovery they spent together for all those literally several years. astounding. god, what courage bob dole had. he then went to school on the g.i. bill. came to washington with a new frontier, bravely voted for civil rights and voting rights in the years of the kennedys, lyndon johnson, and martin luther king junior. ran for president with gerald ford, and through the ages of nixon, carter, reagan, bush the elder and clinton, bob wa

the wedding ring is the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace, signifying to all the uniting of patricia and edward in a holy matrimony. let us pray. bless, oh lord, this ring, that he who gives it and she who wears it, may know thy peace and continue in thy favor all the days of their lives, amen. edward, place this ring on the third finger of patricia's left hand and repeat after me. in symbol and pledge of our constant faith and love, with this ring i thee web. you let us pray you. our father, who are to heaven, how low would be and i name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread. and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. i'm in. amen. clasp your right hands together. for as much as they have witnessed the same before god and his company, and you thereto have pledged their faith to the other, and on the same by joining hounds, i pronounce that th

a profound change, a profound act of grace. he worked with daniel patrick moynihan to literally save social security because bob believed every american deserved to grow old with their basic dignity, basic dignity intact. and over the opposition of many in his own party, and some in mine, he managed to build a federal holiday in the name of martin luther king junior. bob dole, bob dole did that. he never forgot where he came from, and i've never forgot what he said to our colleagues about the effort from the king holiday. and i'll quote. he said no first class democracy can treat people like second class citizens. no first class democracy can treat people like second class citizens. bob didn't hate government. he knew the people that needed it most were the people most in need. he wanted government to work, to work for folks like him who came up the hard way, just give everybody a chance, joe. just a chance. during the depression bob's parents moved into the basement of their three-room, not three bedroom, but three-room home i

there a little more grace period on the grace period on these two bonds that were due on monday. according to bondholders we have spoken to, they have not run -- received. there is a default and they are in negotiations and talks to do that big debt restructuring. the question now is, how big a haircut? who will get the haircut? the worst haircut on the block? as these assets are likely to be sold off at a discount, whether you have listed units as well, so dolph at a discount, whether it is vehicles or property management. that is why we have seen pain on the markets, except yesterday because the day this came to a head, the markets were up again because of the policy support/ cushioning from regulators or the bureau, softening their blow, as one person told us. it shows it is not a moment. we will have to see where he goes from here but essentially, there was company news that most of the feet on this risk management committee evergrande has set up will be government officials. it is not a bailout. is a government-managed debt restructuring process that will be long and painful

the wedding ring is the outward sign of an inward and a spiritual grace. signifying to all the uniting of patricia and edward, in holy matrimony let us pray. blessed oh lord, this ring, that he who gives it and she who wears it, we know that piece and continue in that favor, all the days of their lives, amen. edward, places ring on the third finger of patricia's left hand and repeat after me. in symbol and pledge, of our constant love, with this ring, iv wedded. iv wedded. let us pray, our father who art in heaven, hallowed be the name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever and ever. amen. pledge your right hands together predict and edward and patricia, have been together in holy wedlock and have witnessed before god and this company, and there to have pledged their faith each to the other and have decl

the wedding ring is the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace, signifying to all the uniting of patricia and edward in holy matrimony. let us pray. bless, oh, lord, this ring, that he who gives it and she who wears it may know thy peace and continue in thy favor all the days of their lives, amen. edward, place this ring on the third finger of patricia's left hand and repeat after me. in symbol and pledge of our constant faith and love, with this ring i thee wed. let us pray. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil, for thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever and ever. amen. clasp your right hands together. for as much as edward and patricia have consented together in holy wedlock and have witnessed the same before god and this company, and thereto have pledged their faith each to the other, and have declared the same by joining hands and by giving a ring,

eternal god, creator and preserver of all mankind, giver of all spiritual grace, send thy blessing upon patricia and edward, that they may surely perform and keep the covenant made between them. may their hearts be one in pure love and fidelity. may they be a blessing and a comfort to each other. and to everyone else they touch. may they be sharers of each other's joy, consolers of each other's sorrow, helpers to each other in all, and may they forever remain in perfect harmony together living according to the golden rule. look beneficently upon them that they may love, honor and cherish one another and so live together in faithfulness and in patience, in wisdom and true kindness, that their home may be a haven of happiness and a place of serenity. this moment is the beginning of a new day. in the evening of their lives together may they be able to look back and say how splendid the day has been. amen. will you kneel? may the lord bless you and keep you, make his face to shine upon you and to be gracious upon you. may the lord lift up the light of his countenance upon you and give you p

thank you so much for joining us, both view congress grace i want to start with you on this. there is a lot of back and forth this week between mansion and the white house and the by ministration as saying it's blindsided by mansion and calling his statement and unexplainable reversal. how do you see this? i see it as said the what to stay here is some programs with maddox, huge difference. the was the american, for instance, the head start program, which extends education preschoolers. that program is one of the most successful programs in american history. it's cut down on high school dropout rates by almost 20 percent cut down on college dropout rates almost as much. and that was going to be spread the entire country. now it's going to be gone that the child tax credit, which helps people to afford to be able to raise children a real challenge these days. that's going to be gone and just a couple of weeks. so the sad part of this is not, we said what the sad part of this is, how much is going to hurt americans. and they really is so much included and not nearly to trillion

grace. >> you were talking earlier about how with admissions they would ask you your mother's maiden name, your dad's name, even if they had changed it. if you were practicing christian or you were atheist but had some half or quarter jewish heritage, how would that impact college admission? >> so that would have been more the situation in nazi germany where they measure grandparents. if either of your parents are identified as jews, then it probably would have not impacted in the same way. good question. i'm going to turn to the last big topic for today. it is significant that this lecture coincides with the opening of the trial in charlottesville, virginia -- did you guys see the front page of the post today? did you see it in the news? there's a civil trial beginning today that will probably go on for about a month in charlottesville. the plaintiffs in the trial -- it's the sines v. kessler trial contend the events of august 17th, 18th -- i'm sorry. it's august 11th and 12th. i this think those dates are wrong. where white nationalists and neo-nazi groups held tiki torches chantin

so while he will remain in his good graces for months? yes. how long, shorter than you've been hosting the show. [laughs] >> tim o'brien, this point of what company would ever have devin nunes as the ceo does seem like a pretty big reveal about what's really going on here. really going on here >> it has all the earmarks, florence, of a classic pump and dump a scam. it is rather amazing that the sec is investigating this company before it's even opened its doors. the whole logic here is that donald trump's political and digital mojo is so potent that a number of hedge funds and perhaps larger number of undisclosed investors put a bunch of money into this on the idea that think it will absolutely separate a bunch of suckers from their wallets. if this ever gets up and running. i think the idea is that it could be competitive with twitter or facebook, and would benefit from all of trump's dexterity on social media. but the reality is, they don't have a business plan. they have no financial projections. devin nunes family ran a dairy farm. he has

he says by the grace of god this plan was thwarted. >> by the grace of god, those two students came forward and thwarted that plan. he has already confessed to making these statements. he has confessed to it. he may want to claim that it was all a joke, and he wasn't serious but it, but we don't find anything funny about discussing a mass shooting on a campus. if he was looking for attention, he's got it. >> chief young went on to say that he believes that the suspect sold his vehicle as a way to pay for that gun and ammunition. now, it is unclear what the motive was, but the chief said he was a danger -- in danger of failing classes. he's being charged with attempted first degree homicide and terrorism and being held right now this morning without bond. john? >> just goes to show the difference that two students can make, just by paying attention. got to tell somebody when you seeing some like that. nick valencia, thank you very much. >> you got it, john. >>> today will be the ninth day that the father of a parkland shooting victim stands outside of the white house demanding a meeting with

a familiar face is gracing the skies in southern california. we'll tell you which famous artist, coming up. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area in our medical monday segment, we hear from a doctor from stanford health care about the statewide mask mandate and the travel testing recommendation. that is coming up at 4:15. plus a look at cbs new years eve special at 4:25. you can find us on kpix.com or on the kpix app. we're also on the cbs news app. you can download it >>> coming up tonight, a very contagious dog virus is spreading in southern california. so far 800 dogs have been infected and seven have died >> he was basically lifeless. >> i would be very surprised if it doesn't come to the bay area. to me it's joust a matter of time. >> tonight at 7:00, the canine flu, an original report. how it's often misdiagnosed and what you need to do now to protect mayor dog. >>> right now, familiar faces gracing the skies of los angeles. check this out. if you are headed that way, you may see a glimpse of iconic artist vincent van gogh balloon floating

but at its core, what nancy grace -- nancy grace -- nancy mace is trying to do is point out the things that you were saying, anderson. that, what marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert are trying to do is raise money off of crazy remarks and do that much more than legislate. >> and there is cnn reporting, dana, tonight, late tonight, that kevin mccarthy summoned marjorie taylor greene and nancy mace for separate meetings. told them to, quote, stop it. which suggests he's perhaps drawing some sort of false equivalency between them. it almost seems like, oh, he is stepping in to stop two women from fighting each other, which is just seems kind of odd that he is doing this moral equivalence thing. does mccarthy have any real power at this point to control his conference? i mean, it seems like he is scared of marjorie taylor greene. >> well, he -- >> sorry, that was for dana. sorry. >> no, i -- i will just say he isn't condemning what lauren boebert said and, uh, not really what marjorie taylor greene has done in the past. you're right. i mean, it is kind of giving it an equivalency. an

nunes will remain in his good graces for a month? yes. how long? shorter than you've been hosting this show. >> tim o'brien, this point of what company would ever have devin nunes as the ceo does seem like a pretty big reveal about what's really going on here. >> well, it has all the earmarks, lawrence, of a classic pump and dump scam. it is rather amazing that the s.e.c. is investigating this company before it's even opened its doors. the whole logic is that donald trump's political and digital mojo is so potent that a number hedge funds and investors have put a bunch of money into this on the idea that they, i think, will ultimately separate a bunch of suckers from their wallets. if this ever gets up and running, i think their idea is that it could be competitive with twitter or facebook and would benefit from all of trump's dexterity on social media. but the reality is they don't have a business plan, they have no financial projections. devin nunes' family ran a dairy farm. he has never run a media company. but it already has a valuation of over

of his stature and his force in terms of justice in the world be present at grace cathedral. he carried himself with such humility and that touched sony people across the area. >> these pictures show tutu visiting students during his 2011 trip. he will certainly be missed. one celebration ends, another begins. kwanzaa starts today. we will help you get a better understanding of the holiday. and a cold, wet sunday in the bay area and it is not over yet. drew tuma is next with forecast. >> next in sports, the sharks hit the practice ice as the nhl looks to return from your break. and why the ducks will be put to the test with another player entering health and safety protoc hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill... [laughs] so true. and now, the moon christmas special... gotta go! get a great offer on xfinity internet, and you'll get 12 ti

you will find people like you hoping and expecting to receive a word of grace. a word of hope. a word of goodness. go and worship. advent, christmas, which leads us to epiphany an epiphany is a festival of the church on january 6th and it's also a and celebrated in the heritage of our two guests that are with us this morning. i want to take the time to say welcome to the two of you. we want to hear from you and what people might expect when they worship at your place of worship. i'm so pleased to introduce father tom, who is the head priest, the ascension cathedral in oakland. a greek orthodox parish. >> yes. >> you are also a priest? the assistant. you were here. welcome to both of you. >> thank you for having us. >> delighted to have you here. tell us, for our worshipers, and reviewers, they were to come to the cathedral during the season of advent and christmas, what what they experience in worship and amongst the people there. >> it is a time of preparation, like many periods of the orthodox church. we don't just walk into the feast of christmas first of all, we don't reall

battlefield to the halls of congress, bob dole has served his country with courage, dedication and grace. overcoming his own adversity, heroes to become a champion for the disabled, america's farmers and preserving social security promoting fiscal responsibility and for strengthening our global leadership for freedom, peace and prosperity. we brought common sense and uncommon skill and a went to the senate for he was a longest-serving republican leader in history. soldier, statesman and patriot, bob dole has created a record of achievement to stand forever as a tribute to the strengths and values that made america great. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much. i robert j dole. [laughter] [applause] do solemnly swear. [laughter] sorry. wrong speech. [laughter] but i had a dream. [laughter] that i would be here this week receiving something from the president. but i thought it would be the front door key. [laughter] mr. president and mrs. clinton and mr. vice president and distinguished guest. knowing can claim to be equal of this honor but i will cherish it for as long as i live bec

grace. >> you were talking earlier about how with admissions they would ask you your mother's maiden name, your dad's name, even if they had changed it. if you were practicing christian or you were atheist but had some half or quarter jewish heritage, how would that impact college admission? >> so that would have been more the situation in nazi germany where they measure grandparents. if either of your parents are identified as jews, then it probably would have not impacted in the same way. good question. i'm going to turn to the last big topic for today. it is significant that this lecture coincides with the opening of the trial in charlottesville, virginia -- did you guys see the front page of the post today? did you see it in the news? there's a civil trial beginning today that will probably go on for about a month in charlottesville. the plaintiffs in the trial -- it's the sienz v. kessler trial contend the events of august 17th, 18th -- i'm sorry. it's, where white nationalists and neonazi groups held torches chanting that jews would not relace us were meant to ignite the violen

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. >> reporter: the pressure grace is speaking of? the unintended message for kids for those of you not familiar with the elf on the shelf. he is like the eyes and ears for santa. every night goes back to the north pole, reports to the big guy. and then comes back and pops up somewhere in your home. it's supposed to be fun, not focussed on mistakes. >> it's not about anything punitive. it's not a penalty. it really is about a fun, family moment. >> reporter: but for some families, that message is getting lost. so when kids hear those terms, naughty or nice, what can be the problem? >> there can be a lot of shame. what category does my behavior fall under? and second, we also set up a situation where kids believe that who they are in the inside is judged by the latest behavior they have on the outside. >> reporter: dr. becky says there's a more positive way to talk about the elf. >> ask yourself, what are our family values? what do we really believe in and how can we incorporate that into different holiday traditions. >> reporter: for

let's bring in nancy grace, hope of crime stories with nancy grace on fox nation. as i recall, you thought this would be the outcome. what was your reaction to it? and also why was he found not guilty on that one charge? >> you know, it's curious about that. the first five charges for which he can get three years per charge, that was the immediate aftermath following the hate crime that he imposed on himself. the other statement which is part of count six was made around valentine's day, you know, oh, almost a month later. for some reason the jury discounted that. they were more concerned with the first five charges. my big question is why isn't he in jail right now? you put me through a felony trial and the judge, a jury, away from their jobs and homes for all this time and then he walks out of jail? what kind of court -- after he is convicted by the jury? what message does that send the jury? and also everybody keeps talking about well, it's his first offense. he probably won't go to jail. this is not his first offense. he lied with a dui in california. i think i

since her fall from grace, theranos founder elizabeth holmes has remained silence until now, taking the witness stand in her own defense. >> elizabeth holmes surprised a packed courtroom. >> this was her time to tell her side of the story. >> i heard, "oh my god," people craning their necks to see, would she really take the stand? >> reporter: testifying for days, at times fighting back tears as the former tech wunderkind dropped bombshell after bombshell, alleging she's been raped, abused, and controlled. 37-year-old holmes is on trial for 11 fraud charges. she's pleaded not guilty. with those black turtlenecks, blue eyes, and smoky voice -- >> we will change our lives and our world. >> here it is, here's the next steve jobs. >> reporter: elizabeth holmes was a tech supernova who said she had a revolutionary invention. >> making it possible to do any lab test from a tiny drop of blood from the finger. >> reporter: the youngest female self-made billionaire, ceo of her own company. >> magazine cover after news article, blog post, video, speech. >> the golden girl of silicon valley. >> pa

a master of comedic timing, an activist, humble, and graceful. betty white was an american original. zohreen shah leads us off in los angeles. >> you ready? one, two -- >> reporter: betty white was already america's golden girl long before that famous sitcom. >> the older you get, the better you get. unless you're a banana. >> reporter: she had americans howling as the sweet, ditzy rose nylund, and as the devious happy homemaker on "the mary tyler moore show." >> now, if you'll excuse me, i have to rake someone's tail over the coals. >> reporter: white won two emmy's for playing the catty sue anne nivens. seven in all during a remarkable decades-long career. >> you're playing like betty white out there. >> that's not what your girlfriend says! >> reporter: this ad was the talk of the 2010 super bowl. she got a new television series "hot in cleveland." and then came "saturday night live," making her the oldest person to host the show. >> i'm 88 1/2 years old, so it's great to be here for a number of reasons. >> reporter: the beloved comedian and a

grace that will do it for george henry thomas. [applause] i will leave that up there for a minute he really did feel the history would do him justice i will leave that to you that actually happened he was actually cast in washington and his face was on some money but thomas is an interesting character and that's my picture after looking at each other with four benning georgia that goes all the way back to fort benning georgia. questions? that petersburg battlefield we were very good. >> so you show the monument in washington dc also in lebanon kentucky is it time to have a monument here in virginia quick. >> there are some arguments that could be a way to get the civil war back on monument avenue. [laughter] that's a thought remember i went to the university of richmond and i used to go down monument avenue quite a lot now i guess it is monument left avenue. there are some places that might hold him he was a virginian and a prominent figure if you can bring that to life, i don't know. >> talk about internalizing issues. can you ta

american actress grace kelly saw it all and walked out in solidarity the future princess of monaco and the queen of the french cabaret becoming lifelong friends. prince albert, grace kelly's son remembers a kind woman. >> her generosity of spirit and of heart really always touched me. >> reporter: baker adopted 12 children from different countries, races and religions, calling the family her rainbow tribe. by the late 1960s baker was broke. old friend grace kelly, now princess of monaco, helped baker sing her way back into stardom a remarkable comeback in her 60s, selling out new york's carnegie hall, getting a standing ovation in paris. but just days after her last performance, baker had a stroke and never recovered. thousands in france lined the streets for her funeral, buried with full military honors, a symbolic casket entered into the pantheon today this extraordinary woman making history again her body will remain in monaco, but that casket, that symbolic casket contains soil from her home city of st. louis, from paris and also from monaco, the last place she lived in paying trib

there were thousands of people here at grace cathedral. >> he spent a lifetime fighting for peace. most widely known for his work at tearing down apartheid. south africa's regime of white rule and oppression against its black majority. >> we could do something that would make a difference in south africa. >> the dean of san francisco's cathedral that desmond tutu visited in 2011. a vivid memory for those who attended. >> i remember thinking in my life this is something that will always hold dear to my heart. >> free elections were held i ii 1994. tutu did what he had champion for for so long. he voted. peaceful. >> a voice for the oppressed and a voice that will live on. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> the short-handed warriors will be put to even more of a test. draymond green has entered the covid health and safety protocols. he will be the fifth warrior currently there joining jordan poole, andrew wiggins and moses moody. thinking about your taxes. this is the last week to make last-minute changes to reduce your taxes and save big. there is still time to contribute to a retirement

general, please have a listen to grace and then react immediately of the back. of his comment to me. what i had seen before was that they will pick bombs and place them at a places like in a restaurant or by or throw them at moving vehicles. but the act as will not stay, you know, throw their mind. i will run away. but now for the 1st time now we're going we seeing a pattern of home grown suicide bombers, who are known by the local communities. wow, good families. we've been carrying out these acts and these are in the age group. it's almost like running around that, the youth you. oh sure we, it's a because on that actually now for the 1st thing we learned as what it might be got there. it. they never before where it is true that they are ugandans a young. but we know that this is kara, is it d of has been a recruiting younger ugandans minute period t give them the extra to take them. i now we are all what they are going to do. when they gave him time to call and go, they force them into the kid. i just activate teeth. those who resist all attempt to escape in

be so bad to you one thing i said that i could never do ♪ ♪ one look from you and i would fall from grace and i would wipe the smile right from my face ♪ ♪ because it's the heat of the moment telling me what your pulse is ♪ ♪ the heat of the moment ♪ >> anthony: name of the band is? >> keystone. >> anthony: how long you been playing together? >> around five years. >> anthony: five years. >> doubles in the house. >> anthony: looking pretty. >> thank you, thank you. >> anthony: as one does, i drag the band, keystone in the lunch, assuming correctly that one of these young punks would know how to make a good adobo. is there a single recipe? >> everyone would stake claim to having the best adobo, but the basic ingredients would remain the same. so, it's garlic, pork, we can now add the chicken, vinegar, pepper corns, bay leaf, soy sauce. >> anthony: this adobo is amazing. delicious. where did you learn to cook adobo? >> i learned from my mom. >> anthony: so, who makes the best adobo? mom does. >> that's the best answer. >> anthony: filipinos like feeding people. >> yes. >> anthony:

"amazing grace." >> got to believe. there are so many people that lost their lives and i'm just thankful. that's what i tell everybody, i said, you know, we're thankful that we still have our lives. we can rebuild. >> we were so moved by their strength and we'll s >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> what i'm proposing today and what i will be proposing in the future will make a lot of people uncomfortable, and i don't care. we are past the point where what we see is even remotely acceptable. >> mayor london breed says she has had it. the city announces plans to tackle safety and -- good afternoon. >> thanks for joining us. you are watching abc 7 news at 4:00. the mayor's proposal includes a plan to flood san francisco cost tenderloin neighborhood with police to confront and arrest drug dealers. it addresses the growing retail theft problem. >> our reporter was at the press conference and she is here with a closer look at the plan. >> it is a crisis, which is why the d

i'm grace! did you just move here? yeah! cool! ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ lots of vitamins a and c did you just move here? and only 45 calories a serving. good morning, indeed. v8. the original plant-powered drink. veg up. >>> they all die. it's their fate. i'm sorry, kid. >> yeah, me too. >> don't. >> oh, welcome back to "gma." that's the trailer for "spider-man: no way home" swinging into theaters one week from today but the movie stars are here with us this morning. tom holland, zendaya and jacob batalon here. very excited about this. >> two excited girls at home angry they could not come to "gma" this morning. >> why couldn't they? >> we have all these protocols. >> stand outside in the cold. t.j., remember. >> t.j., wow! get george in trouble and show covid ignorance at the same time. >> sorry. didn't read the flier. sorry. >>> let's go to the headlines. millions of american teenagers eligible for booster shots as the cdc is green-lighting them for 16 and 17-year-olds as recent research shows kids are driving that spike with omic

it breaks down as follows. 20 in grace, 13 in hopkins, 11 in mulenburg, i think that was reported at 12, but we believe 11. 12 in warren. four in caldwell. one in marshall. one in taylor. one in fulton. and one in lyon. undoubtedly there will be more. we believe that it will certainly be above 70, maybe even 80. but again, with this amount of damage and rubble, it may be a week or even more before we have a final count on the number of lost lives. currently we believe there are at least 105 kentuckians that are unaccounted for that we are still working to find. currently we have 300 national guard assisting rescue and recovery efforts, a few more than that. hundreds of state employees from transportation cabinet, the division of inforforestry are clearing roads. we saw a light of hope yesterday and we were actually able in mayfield to get from just clearing roads to starting to haul debris i believe. i believe that is the same in muilenburg county. we're working directly with groups to get cell service back in hopkins, marshall, and i think that it is up and going in fulton county as

be surprised if this backlash continues trump might as well back pedal to make sure he stays in the graces of his base. >> he'll end up doing something or saying something to work his way back into the fold. you know, errin, one florida -- he has said republican governor ron desantis is m.i.a. and people are waiting in line for five hours for testing. he says we've not received any assist tps from the state of florida at our testing sites. local governments have been left to figure it out and respond on our own. errin the number of people waiting to get tested suggests they have not tuned out on covid. will there be a political backlash to let it rip on republicans? >> yeah, i mean, you're exactly right. we've seen those images of long lines of people trying to get tested for covid especially coming out of the holidays and headed into new year's eve, into next year we're probably still going to see those long lines as people -- newspapers around the state are trying to provide that information. florida is in the midst of the largest single multi-day increase of newly reported cases since t

. >> the bells at grace cathedral on nob hill were running 90 times sunday in memory of south africa's civil and human rights leader, desmond tutu. >> he was here in the 1980's and when he came, they were thousands of people here at grace cathedral. his message was an important one. >> tutu spent a lifetime fighting for peace. most widely known for his work in tearing down apartheid. >> the message was that we here in north america could do something that would make a difference in south africa. >> malcolm clemens young is the dean of san francisco's grace cathedral, the church tutu visited so many times over the years with the most recent trip in 2011. a vivid forever memory for those who attended. >> i remember thinking, this is something that i will always hold dear to my heart. >> free elections were finally held in south africa in 1994. at that time, 10 years after tutu was awarded the nobel peace prize is one of the world's most effective champions for human rights, tutu did what he had champion for for so long, he voted. >> this march is going to be peaceful, isn't it? >> desmon

grace, good morning. good to see you. does this lawsuit do anything other than an attempt to run out the clock on the committee? is it likely it will stop the committee from getting meadows' phone records? >> yeah, this is absolutely an attempt by moe dose and his attorney to try to draw things out as long as possible, and we saw it worked for steve bannon. he has been indicted for contempt of congress. whoa knows at what point his case will be resolved. he's trying a similar tactic to stall and delay and getting the committee records to the greatest extent he can. >> you mentioned bannon. i wanted to circle back on that quickly. july -- doesn't that sort of take away a lot of the teeth here from the committee with what they're threatening to do with the department of justice? if it's pushed to the summer, we know the committee wants to get most of it done by early spring or summer because they know hoe political washington will get with the midterms of the horizon. >> yeah, absolutely. it's important to note the committe

and for found active grace. he worked with daniel patrick to literally save social security because bob believe >> every american or deserve to >> with their basic dignity. basic dignity intact. >> and over the opposition of many his own party. and some of >> he managed to build create the federal holiday and the name of martin luther king junior. >> bob dole, bob dole. >> did that. he never where it came from. a never got what he said to her colleagues about the effort for the king holiday. >> quo. >> he said no first class democracy. >>ocan treat people like second class citizens. >> no first class democracy. >> can treat people like second class citizens. >> bob didn't hate government. >> new people. new to most of the people most in need. >> he won a governor to work to work for folks like him. who came up the hard way. just give everybody a chance. joe. >> just a chance >> during depression, bob's parents moved into the basement of their 3 room, not 3 bedroom. there are 3 room home. >> in russell kansas. so

the bells at grace cathedral in san francisco's nob hill were rung 90 times sunday in memory of south africa's civil and human rights leader desmond tutu who passed sunday at the age of 90 here is here in the 1980s and when he came thousands of people here at grace cathedral and his message was a really important one at two to spend a lifetime fighting for peace. most widely known for his work at tearing down apartheid south africa's decades long regime of white minority rule and oppression against its black majority. the message was that we here in north america. could do something that would make a difference in south africa malcolm clemens young is the dean of san francisco's grace cathedral the church 22 visited so many times over the years with the most recent trip in 2011 a vivid forever memory for those who attended i remember thinking in my life. this is something that will always hold dear to my heart free elections were finally held in south africa in 1994 and at that time 10 years after tut warded the nobel peace prize as one of the world's most effective champions for huma

china evergrande bondholders say they have not received overdue coupon payments after a month-long grace period. s&p global ratings says a default from the most indebted developer looks inevitable. evergrande notes would face cuts as the company restructures its balance sheet without a government bailout. the united arab emirates is changing its weekend to saturday and sunday for state employees starting january 1. the working week will be four and a half days with friday, a holy day in islam, being a half-day. the uae says the move outlines them more closely to global markets. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloombergquint take, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. shery: a big day for japan. economic data. . and mark we will be watching for those numbers. next, we discussed fed policy with david hunt. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: the volatility in u.s. treasuries. the fed causing some palpitations across the market. we are seeing crosscurrents of high inflation, the pandemic causing large daily swings in yield, indicating concerns over liquidit

>> "will and grace" was the first time you saw characters on television that made gay normal. you wanted to be friends with them. >> guess what we are. >> uh -- a catholic girl gone bad -- and karen, what are you supposed to be? >> the best feeling i get is when people come up and say, thank you for all you do for the gay community, and thank you for playing that part in that show. and you feel so fortunate to have been a part of something so great. i got the awesome new iphone 13 pro and airpods, and t-mobile is paying for them both! and this is for new and existing customers. upgrade to the iphone 13 pro and airpods both on us. only at t-mobile. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit. making a plan might feel

and may the yoke of hardship born upon your shoulders with and grace, with time and war be taken now by our lord, god and savior. always at the end of the day on the campaign trail, whether it was getting on an airplane to fly to the next stop or in a car going to the motel or a car going to a restaurant we always heard him at the end of the day may be four, five campaign stops saying free at last. well, now free at last. godspeed, my friend. you made a difference in my life. you made a difference in our country. your service and sacrifice will be celebrated for generations to come. a. >> madam president, it's an honor to be here this afternoon to address my colleagues in the senate and an honor that you sit in the chair as i do so as i pay tribute to the honorable senator bob dole. in church on sunday and christians were preparing for christmas only to learn during that church service, bob dole

my daughter, grace ellen had just turned 4 years old, when we found bruises all over her body. took her to the pediatrician and found out she had an incredibly rare and aggressive form of childhood leukemia. she had a 20% survival rate. she really endured a lot of suffering that first year. and then she had a year and a half of just wonderful cancer-free childhood. and then gracie's cancer relapsed, and it came back. >> it was april 2013, and my daughter hazel was 2. and i was noticing that she was not quite herself. i kept calling the doctors, and everybody was going, it's probably just the flu. and i turned to my husband, and i said my mommy instincts are telling me something's really wrong. i said i don't know why, but i think she has cancer. they performed some blood work tests and ultra sound. after several days of tests, we knew it was neuroblastoma. >> all right, hazel, are you ready for simon says? >> yes. >> simon says touch your nodes. simon says touch your head. simon says touch year ears. simon says say "i love you." >> i love you. >> simon says sing "twinkle twinkl

of wit and grace, of principle and persistence, of courage and conviction. dole's wife, elizabeth, and daughter, robin, wiping away tears during the ceremony. tonight, bob dole returning to the capitol building where he served for more than three decades. a patriot honored. so moving. and the service for the late senator tomorrow. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. dan: police on the streets, travelers and hotels, exactly what san francisco needs at the right time. >> the lack of interest in looking for laci was very apparent. >> scott peterson is innocent. ama: >> i could see nothing wrong. then i saw over my reporter: right shoulder. reporter:reporter:reporter: the secret service agent assigned to guard jackie kennedy describes what he witnessed the moment the president was shot. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. ama: building a better bay area means making this a safer bay area. changes seen in san francisco seem to be making a difference. dan: you're watching abc 7 news at six live on abc 7, who l

stammering "mmm. ..my name's grace." just like there, just to make sure that, like, i don't have to have that, like... that, like, moment of them being, like... being, like, "what's your name?" and me just being like, "it's..." ugh. andjust, like, not being... like, not being able to say it. i know just how she feels. looking for the best... this was me ten years ago. could you tell me your name, please? — felicity... she stammers ..baker. um, i work for the bbc at the moment. ok, so, what brought you here, then? - around 1.5 million adults stammer in the uk, and i'm one of them. i've been struggling a bit on the telephone. you also have to use your tannoy, occasionally. being a woman who stammers is unusual. men are up to four times more likely to be affected. until now, i've never wanted to talk about it to anyone. i'm fine! but sophie's genuine interest when she asked me about it recently... it's a complete role reversal. this is great. ..persuaded me to open up. i'm going to interview you. how are you feeling about

nancy grace hosts crime stories on fox nation. thanks for jumpering on. who do you think sleeps uneasily tonight? >> the person that is sleeping the least tonight -- is ghislaine maxwell. she is headed to a federal pen. her sentencing hasn't been scheduled but looking at 65 years behind bars. let's bask in one moment of justice. will ghislaine maxwell sing for her super and name names? possibly, but that case has to be proven with victims that will come forward. if you want to name a president or ex-president or a wealthy individual or name leon black or whoever, that has to be corroborated in court. that will be the trick. will ghislaine maxwell rat people out? very likely. she was pretty stoic in the courtroom. one lawyer broke down in tears. but maxwell stayed cool. one last look back at her family and walked out of the courtroom. i don't know if she will crack. >> will: on the screen is a picture of chelsea clinton's wedding with bill clinton walking her down the aisle and there is ghislaine maxwell. and a picture of bill clinton receiving a massage.

"amazing grace." >> got to believe. there are so many people that lost their lives and i'm just thankful. that's what i tell everybody, i said, you know, we're thankful that we still have our lives. we can rebuild. >> we were so moved by their strength and we'll stay on it. good night. problem in the bay area, the mayor has an option. and whether or not it will work. >> mask, vaccination and distance. >> making a return at new exceptions mean the rules may not change in the bay area. >> and steph makes history. we're live with a new record he just set tonight. >> our most recent storm is winding down and the next one is already crawling in. next at 6:00 bins -- begins now. moving forward, this is abc 7 news. >> and less tolerant of all the [beep] that's destroyed our city. >> telling it like it is. if that's studied the city, what's going to save it? good evening, i'm ama. >> and i'm dan. every day we talk took building a better bay area it and starts with filling safe in your own neighborhood so today when we heard san

and so they might be a little reticent to speak out on this in order to stay inside of the good graces of the international olympic committee. which, by the way, the international committee has said from its inception that politics in sports don't mix. but that has been a fairy tale from day one. after all, the plucky french aristocrat, baron pierre, to cooper time, who assembled the 1st international emperor committee, brought together a political power brokers and knew he, he understood they needed their support for the olympics to survive. skinner, ahead to 1936 when hitler used the olympics of the trampoline for his invasion of, of europe. think ahead to the cold war. we've already been talking about where the olympics were essentially a proxy battle zone for the united states and soviet union and all of their allies and satellites all the way till today, where it's obviously political. so the olympics are political through and through. and anybody who tells you otherwise is probably milking the olympic cow with both hands. in other words, what i'm saying is they're making their mo