okay, so the picture doesn't look that rosy already. how are german intensive care units holding up to the surgeon, infections? and this is a very good question at the moment, 4170 patients. we've covered nonsense currently being treated in intensive care units. thus, the situation is currently, i think, definitely manageable at the moment level of this, we are, of course, very concerned with that with increasing infection from the on the can varian and high number of infections following the occupancy of hospitals and intensive care units will also increase again, unfortunately, the hospitalization rates reported from other countries with the american very and dominant is lower compared to previous wave. nevertheless, infections among employers can lead to bottlenecks in the staff and thus increased the bird even more of a young sense. thank you very much. i thank you. russia has tightened restrictions for foreign residents and visitors. planning long term stays under the new law. foreigners living in russia or visitors aiming to stay

in at the rosie the riveter visitors museum in richmond, the ranger says women proved to men in themselves that they belonged in the workforce. >> it really took world war ii, a crazy event, to show us what we had in us all along. >> reporter: not everything was positive. america began pressing its military might around the globe, leading to the cold war, and the disaster that was vietnam. the simplicity of isolationism is gone forever. >> we have actually seen in the news today, december 7, isn't it ironic that president biden is meeting with putin to tell him hands off of ukraine. >> reporter: alliances may have shifted, but the world changed forever when japan attacks, and awakened the sleeping giant that was america, it it all began on this day 80 years ago. in vallejo, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> right now on kpix 5, streaming cbsn bay area , a serial shoplifting suspect arrested again. how she landed right back behind bars. >>> within the last half hour, a vote on the plan to hire more police officers in oakland after a heated debate. we have the latebreaking details. >>> a live look out

." ♪ she's making history working for victory, rosy, the riveter ♪ >> reporter: the fact that women went to work during the war, how do you think that changed things?ings? >> t >> they didn't realize how capable american women were.e an hitler had said that it wouldn't have any trouble defeating america because american women cooperate produce. i think we showed hitler what american women were made of. >> reporter: mae krier was one of the five million women who took a job for the first time to help with the war effort. necessity changed roles for black americans, too. dorrie miller had become a hero of pearl harbor, winning the navy cross, just one of many firsts for african americans whose heroism would lead to the integration of the military, a fighting force that had been flabby in peace time went on to defeat the nazis, launch the to defeat the atomic age, bring democracy to japan, and assume the role as global protector of freedom. john dickerson, cbs news, pearl harbor. >> o'donnell: and america is forever grateful to the greatest generation. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ we'll

the people at home, all our grandmothers and everybody rosie the riveter and so forth, what a great job they done supporting the military. >> salute. >> reporter: the survivors simply ask we never forget. kerry sanders, nbc news, pearl harbor. >> and we salute all those who served. that's nightly news. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ feelin' better now that we're through ♪ ♪ feelin' better, 'cause i'm over you ♪ ♪ i learned my lesson, it left a scar ♪ ♪ now i see how you really are ♪ ♪ you're no good ♪ ♪ you're no good ♪ ♪ you're no good ♪ ♪ baby, you're no good ♪ ♪ i broke a heart that's gentle and true ♪ ♪ well, i broke a heart over someone like you ♪ ♪ i'll beg his forgiveness on bended knee ♪ ♪ i wouldn't blame him if he said to me ♪ ♪ you're no good ♪ ♪ you're no good ♪ ♪ you're no good ♪ ♪ baby, you're no good ♪ ♪ i'm gonna say it again ♪ ♪ you're no good ♪ ♪ you're no good ♪ ♪ you're no good ♪ ♪ baby, you're no good ♪ ♪ i'm tellin' you now, baby ♪ ♪ and i'm going my way ♪ ♪ forget abo

i had went to a special about our mode wine is that we offer red, white and rosy varieties. excellent. my refined by a team from the christmas market that includes somebody for fi maps. mm. and what would christmas be without music? other cities may have cancelled their big on stage events, but the people of cologne loved singing too much to do that even performing carnival songs at the christmas market. so join in and sing along. ah ah, here are the 3 things you really must do at cologne's christmas market. to take a photo under the mistletoe sample, some organic mold wine, catch a show and sing along loudly. ah, give german bakeries to operate at full capacity and run up to christmas. lou producing treats such as gingerbread from nuremberg, and at home, and not forgetting tito from dresden. this fruit love usually sounds like hot cakes at the dresden sheets and mocked not this year though as the market remains shut. due to the corona of irish in a report from the archive we show you once again, how check in reporter luca steger learned some tricks of the trade from us teac

a yellow wall in the basement, there was a kitchenette caucasian with a small counter top frantic rosy. the showers were there, loose, yakima when you'd start. yes, if you go that way, you'll find the cooking area league. the larger bedroom is on the left love home. the house wasn't just where g hottest slept. over the years civil operatives was sentenced to years in prison for collecting money and military equipment from the so called islamic state or for recruiting and sending flashes to syria form. why did henri become a terrorist? germany had taken him in, offered him food and a roof over his head. hadn't he received plenty of chances here? though the solution so frankly, eel, that's not quite true. m a, but he was someone who couldn't find his place in society. virgil was confronted with the official direct him that he should just get out of the country which lost his lamp. and that's exactly what would have happened to him on those at the before watched on the moon. people facing that you respond either by giving out bob or acting out toughly. explain. odd to her june. i'm re fou

and rosie was there any bit of fun amongst all the covert gloom? a will that so the way things are pounded over the last 7 days. and indeed today in the headlines and we brought you all the way clue, small to international law from world news h q. it's been kevin in here for me in the team. thanks for checking in on your weekend. ah ah, many of us hold the delta would be the sort of peak i get. i could well, you know, going to get a sure any more transmissible than delta and not what's happened. you got something which is popped up, weighs more than 30 changes in that spy protein that we're all interested in. it's accumulated, all the mutations we've seen in different varies all in one bar. and that raises some very interesting issues about, you know, where did it come from in the 1st place? is it possible to get even more meat? what's gonna happen in terms of disease severity? and maxine protection is suggesting that know the virus is still got some way to go through the more surprises ah back breaking toil forced labor stress industrial injury co

the sun and the 2, except on the 26th of october, $8080.00 rosie browns comes in from the pricing of the original auction catalog is converted into a protocol for the handover. the duke of hamilton's astonishing collection of art treasures passed his into berlin's ownership. in late october 18, 82, the hamilton collection is packed into 18 zinc boxes and sent from the english coast to berlin in full separate ships. ah, it was a new journey into the unknown for body chiles. dante sancho, ah, only 85 drawings reached berlin. an additional 7 was separated from the main body of work. what is striking is that 3 of those a colored one is the map, a dell inferno, perhaps due to their religious appeal. the 7 drawings found their way to the vatican in rome. but here of all places, they remained undiscovered for a long time. so long mil to saint luke dunked the sea. it was not until 1897 long after the english manuscript had been transferred to berlin. laughing that the art historian yoseph struck obfuscate, was an austrian st, yet noticed that the 7 drawings thought to be from another represe

is state of the union address on how rosie o'donnell didn't deserve her primetime and me. we have to go to a quick break, but stay right there and we'll be back with more show. ah, ah, many of the school the delta would be the sort of p i did, i thought, well, you know, going to get an orange jewel, any more transmissible, the delta and what's happened. you got something which has popped up with more than 30 changes in that spite protein of rural interested is ace accumulated. all the mutations we've seen in different varies all in one bars. and that raises the very interesting issues about where did it come from in the 1st place. is it possible to get even more mutual? what's gonna happen in terms of disease severity and vaccine protection? so it is suggesting the know the virus has still got some way to go through the bull surprises. ah, ah. that breaking toil forced labor stress. mm. industrial injury. corporal punishment. mm. oh no words with which we are all familiar with the world you live in. abolished slavery long ago. welcome back. as we enter the holiday season,

military didn't win this conflict by themselves the people at home, all our grandmothers and everybody, rosie the riveters and so forth, what a great job they done supporting the military >> salute. >> reporter: the survivors simply ask that we never forget kerry sanders, nbc news, pearl harbor. >> and we salute all those who served that's "nightly news." thank you for watching i am lester holt please take care of yourself and each other. good night so maybe we're new to home improvement, but we got an insider tip on the ultimate flooring destination. we're shopping alongside real-life designers and contractors. and, these prices! yeah, we found where the pros go. explore floor and decor in person or online. ♪give my regards to broadway!♪ ♪remember me to herald square!♪ ♪tell all the gang at forty second street♪ ♪that i will soon be there!♪ ♪whisper of how i'm yearning♪ ♪to mingle with the old-time throng!♪ ♪give my regards to old broadway♪ ♪and say that i'll be there, 'ere long!♪ [laughing and talking] at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected,

is state of the union address on how rosie o'donnell didn't deserve her primetime and me. we have to go to a quick break, but stay right there and we'll be back with more show. ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, with so i welcome back. as we enter the holiday season, the increased demand on an already troubled supply chain system, spelt serious trouble for the economy. so far, government agencies like the department of transportation, having used their full authority to step in and remedy the situation for more on this, were joined by our point a to be correspondent anders lee. hey anders anders lead here to their from the department of transportation. you know, i have to tell you, they owe me covering this department has been a true delight. we just got back from a junket in manassas, or secretary booted judge broke ground on a new trolley car museum. i mean, do you think of anything more exciting than a new trolley car museum? he pretended he was a conductor. he says, all aboard. hilarious. what a day. oh yeah, that's right. the head of the department of transportation is may or the t

it's what if you don't get any of these reforms that long enough that rosie, you got that, that you have a complete misunderstanding of what federalism is, because a one fits for all that's not that's federal is that's the opposite. it's the opposite. you see, in the united states of america, united states of america, all 50 states with 50 different constitutions, with 50 different armies, and so on and so on. so when i am a, i'm a federalist. that's true. but federalist full. meet means that everything, what you can do in the local level, you know, the local, what you can better do in the national level, what you do better on the national level, but where there is an added value on the european level that you have to do on utopia level, and it's the only way for the europeans to defend our interests, all values on in the new world order that is emerging today is emerging that exist already today. that will be a tie where it will be dis, shenise will, will be decide on our standards. what will be decide on our way of life. and the only way to counter that is to organize a federal democra

." ♪ she's making history working for victory, rosy, the riveter ♪ >> reporter: the fact that women went to work during the war, how do you think that changed things? >> they didn't realize how capable american women were. hitler had said that it wouldn't have any trouble defeating america because american women cooperate produce. i think we showed hitler what american women were made of. >> reporter: mae krier was one of the five million women who took a job for the first time to help with the war effort. necessity changed roles for black americans, too. dorrie miller had become a hero of pearl harbor, winning the navy cross, just one of many firsts for african americans whose heroism would lead to the integration of the military, a fighting force that had been flabby in peace time went on to defeat the nazis, launch the atomic age, bring democracy to japan, and assume the role as global protector of freedom. john dickerson, cbs news, pearl harbor. >> o'donnell: and america is forever grateful to the greatest generation. we'll be right back. the snapshot app from progressive rewards you

all right, that's a very rosy picture in a very dire situation there in turkey, given the falling rates of the lira. but perhaps that would be good for those who are selling to the country. what sectors in turkey can benefit the most stand to benefit the most from trade with africa? well 1st of all, we can say for sure that the construction sector is one of the things that is really, really important in relationship, but also other sectors than just the text on industries. but also the defense industries. right now the thing is tell as one of the countries that have a good technology in terms of drone technology anyway. and we have seen in the recent days and weeks, many countries trying to seal deals with the turkish, a government in order to purchase drone. we have example to be fuel. here we have example nigeria, urine, public. recently, we have a deal with one target private firms to buy a. all right, mr. money, masoud with the think tank. the institute for strategic thinking, excuse me, thanks very much for joining us. lovely or shift gears a little bit, go to germany. ross goose i

and i think we have a very rosy view of empire, and so it's good to point out some other things. there's another intellectual frame that historians sometimes imply, and that is comparison. they look at the british empire and what it did in the countries in which it occupied the territory and ruled the people and compares it with others, for example, the belgians in africa. and the conclusion is always, you know, for all of the terrible flaws with what the british did and the violence that came with it, there was — well, to coin a cliche from the past — a civilising mission there which certainly was absent from the belgians in africa. i think comparing empires isjust as inane as the balance sheet. it's like saying it's ok to kick an old man in the shins because someone slapped you earlier in the day. it's not. you're basically in the problematic area of philosophy and ethnic... ..sorry, ethicaljudgement. hmm. niall ferguson, the prominent scottish historian who now resides and is an american citizen, he said, "ultimately, let's not forget, the british empire shaped the modern

send you with our water to use the euro smear right, you will just be aged at the girl, but also you, rosie is holding the court for she jumped on them because we're each is your age group. bracewell mantel darma, william would always get legitimate consequences, horribly way. louis, and it was has vocal of hell watched florida, but the most the day with some bad. okay, what is it? so what does look like i'm getting go possession of a fast lane. you end up with just the answer is boys of it. so that was women, instrumental when i was mentioning at this instrument, the companies in the china is boys are sitting on a bladder. she wasn't able to learn. you didn't have to push it in a vice asylum, but i would say i'm stuck, isn't it? but i thought if i could have someone bundled net versus bench, is this event going present this 1000 from your to stand with them? a shame your story. i said, yes, when you would you through your right, you're a grown with us and keep it a bizarre boss, mr. when you're trying to combine the combined peculiarities, apart from my deal with through the day and you po

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. >> they had 400,000 units head to go there rosie o'donnell, she had a popular daytime talk show, she was the queen. >> she featured tickle me elmo on the show, and crowd went wild. >> bryant gumbel bought elmo out and made it more popular. >> my thanksgiving you could not find a tickle me elmo on the self anywhere about. >> quiet, the adults are talking. >> like a black market item, people put out advertisements selling theirs for a $1,000. >> meet me behind the bowling alley, only bring cash. >> we have to to make money, they are like fix the basketball game. rob a bank? no, elmo dolls. >> are you worth $7,000. >> almost like it is taunting you. >> you spend a fortune on me, [ laughter ] >> ready for another christmas pop quiz? what classic holiday song has been banned from some radio stations due to the content? the answer, and more christmas memories when we return. wow... that's so nice! is that a photo of tepechitlan? yeah! the gift of ancestry®, is a walk through your history. do you remember who this is? it's a gift that surprises you, moves you, and bonds you. ...papa? i can

retired marine shawn triplett doesn't just have the thick beard and rosy cheeks. turns out, he has the heart of santa, to boot. something mayfield, kentucky, is witnessing first-hand, where just 13 days ago, a tornado upended lives and minimally put a damper on the holidays. >> i've been deployed three times, and i've seen the worst. it was just absolute war zone destruction everywhere. >> reporter: triplett rushed to mayfield to see how he could help. traveling around the city before stopping by a shelter. >> i saw this boy, about 6 or 7 years old, and he's crying in his mom's arms and she's trying to compose herself. and she could gather and, you know, he told her, he said, "i lost my christmas." and it really hit me. >> reporter: after he posted this picture from inside a damaged movie theatre, it went viral. >> i reached out to my social media, friends and family and said, let's get to work. and so we started raising money. >> reporter: support for his holiday mission came pouring in from all over the world. in just over a week, he's raised nearly ly $95,000 w

you will just be aged at the girl, but also you, rosie is holding the court to wash it jumper and then it would be easier to cook bracewell. now until darma, william would also get a context as horrible lewis and it was, has vocal of shell, watched florida for the most day with some bad. okay, what is it? so what does look like? i can get into position as a reference lady enter, but i would suggest that answer is boys of it. so that was women. instrumental when i was mentioning at this instrument, the company in the china is pointing a bladder. she wasn't able to, you know, it's blowing the sitting at the portion that revised assignment, but i would say, i'm starting a 2nd, get it. but i thought if i could, if i were bundled net versus bench, is this a grant lloyd bridge face dodson mer to sam? was them a shame? years or so? i said, yes, you would, you through you, right? you're a grown with us and keep it a bizarre boss, mr. when you're trying to combine the combining particular design, my deal with fruit on land data and you can, i'm going to show us if there's a crow, the others sho

thanks to staying, withers, rosie shall bring you up tonight. ah . our special yes. today. the only in the legendary misfires 9 author of the planet ponzi match. nice to see. the holidays. with at states has to be rash, to be able to afford enzyme, and find the luxury that for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count. i saw how they can choose your customers and dump the sick so also i can satisfy their wall street investors. no parents should have to see what i saw. so if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make life and death decision and determine to get to live and who dies to me, that's best getting away with murder did. and they did boom by so and vision. so you can't afford to miss. i'm re till blevins in washington coming up. thousands of flights have been cancelled around the world as the busy holiday weekend has impacted by staffing sho

willing to bring about economic recovery and, and the end to these kinds of systemic els as well. sister rosie, he was chuckling at how huge came the question was like, how do we, how do we stay hopeful when we have so many global crises or happening at the same time? and you also to came will be what is the rosemary you know what i was thinking about already is that when we talk about sate, say my as follow, some actions fed can not stand alone. there must be something which keeps moving eyes which keep doing something and before is as you leave with a group of people who are so poor, who are struggling to have some food to eat. and they don't know who cannot and, and they don't have any source of livelihood. the challenge is that you might be for as an investor visual with them, and it showed them the way, like what you saw, we were making liquid so well why? well, making the liquid so we're making the liquid so to respond to the was wonderful, you know, community because we have many poor people and we are all even it was, it was the vision. but now those look out for a live or the poorest.

the newcomers have been named rosie, loma and stewart. the fourth, another male bird who is the most vocal of the group, has yet to be named. hello again. well, it's been another chilly day wednesday, but the trend is as we go into thursday the weather is turning increasingly mild. however, over recent hours, we have seen some freezing rain in scotland. that's liquid rain that can freeze on impact. you can imagine the roads and the pavements becoming very icy in some of the deeper scottish valleys for a time. but this time yesterday, it was very cold. temperatures were down to about —10 into parts of aberdeenshire. quite a contrast with what we've got at the moment, but aside from some of those valleys, the temperatures are stilljust about below freezing. for the most part as we head into thursday, it's actually getting milder. and across western areas — 12 degrees in plymouth, 11 in belfast , it is going to be a mild start to the day for these areas on thursday. now, thursday, there will be a lot of cloud around. we've got weather fr

and i think we have a very rosy view of empire, and so it's good to point out some other things. there's another intellectual frame that historians sometimes imply, and that is comparison. they look at the british empire and what it did in the countries in which it occupied the territory and ruled the people and compares it with others, for example, the belgians in africa. and the conclusion is always, you know, for all of the terrible flaws with what the british did and the violence that came with it, there was — well, to coin a cliche from the past — a civilising mission there which certainly was absent from the belgians in africa. i think comparing empires isjust as inane as the balance sheet. it's like saying it's ok to kick an old man in the shins because someone slapped you earlier in the day. it's not. you're basically in the problematic area of philosophy and ethnic... ..sorry, ethicaljudgment. hmm. niall ferguson, the prominent scottish historian who now resides and is an american citizen, he said, "ultimately, let's not forget, the british empire shaped the modern w

willing to bring about economic recovery and, and the end to these kinds of systemic ells as well. sister rosie, he was chuckling at how huge came the question was like, how do we, how do we stay hopeful when we have so many global crises or happening at the same time? and you will also to came will be what says the rosemary. you know what i'm thinking about ready is that when we talk about faith pay my follow some actions. they can not stand alone. there must be something which keeps moving us. we keep doing something. and what is the lead with a group of people who are so who was willing to have some food to eat and they don't know who cannot and they don't how it is sort of labeled. they tell you that you might be present in that situation with them and it showed them the way, like what you thought we were making liquid. so why, why we're making the liquid so we're making the liquid so to respond to the more wonderful, you know, community because we have many people and we are even if, what was the region but those who are the of the world. and this is why it was the see they really youth wh

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. >> they had 400,000 units head to go there rosie o'donnell, she had a popular daytime talk show, she was the queen. >> she featured tickle me elmo on the show, and crowd went wild. >> bryant gumbel bought elmo out and made it more popular. >> my thanksgiving you could not find a tickle me elmo on the self anywhere about. >> quiet, the adults are talking. >> like a black market item, people put out advertisements selling theirs for a $1,000. >> meet me behind the bowling alley, only bring cash. >> we have to to make money, they are like fix the basketball game. rob a bank? no, elmo dolls. >> are you worth $7,000. >> almost like it is taunting you. >> you spend a fortune on me, [ laughter ] >> ready for another christmas pop quiz? what classic holiday song has been banned from some radio stations due to the content? the answer, and more christmas memories when we return. such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he takes robitussin naturals powered by 100% drug-free ingredients. are you gonna leaf me hanging? soothe your cough natur

next thing you know, you'll be, i next thing you know, rosie, you have a whole crew for the next time. it being funny. a tell me about the movement delay. listen, i have things i love about ally, but certainly a different vibe in jamaica. i guess a lot of it has to be career. maybe want your kids out here. i don't quite know, but god does. it may help you. i hope you're getting back to jamaica. like because it's such, it's own its own environment. you must miss it when you're in l. i right. your mom is the via jamica of course. yeah. but it was a woman that brought me to any, you know, it does the story, the thought l. o, a beautiful woman. i'm stuck here. now if you're stuck in a vertical case, the brother, so when i wrote a very touching thing about your father, it at the end, and i'm trying to think, gees 12 years old, what a time to lose for any child the loser bonneville, when did he 1st introduce you to music or did you just watch him and kids watch their dad and thing i want to do that. tell me about when you 1st got the bug. so my earliest memory of being exposed to music by m

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retired marine shawn triplett doesn't just have the thick beard and rosy cheeks. turns out, he has the heart of santa, to boot. something mayfield, kentucky, is witnessing first-hand, where just 13 days ago, a tornado upended lives and minimally put a damper on the holidays. >> i've deployed three times and i've seen the worst. it was just an absolute war zone, destruction everywhere. >> reporter: triplett rushed to see how he could help, traveling around the city before stopping by a shelter. >> i saw this boy, about 6 or 7 years old, and he's crying in his mom's arms and she's trying to compose herself and keep it together and, you know, he told her, he said, "i lost my christmas." and it really hit me. >> reporter: after he posted this picture from inside a damaged movie theater, it went viral. >> i reached out to my social media, friends and family and said, let's get to work. and so we started raising money. >> reporter: support for his holiday mission came pouring in from all over the world. in just over a week, he's raised nearly $95,000 and partnered with

oh for them for rosie passion, because out of that a job role normal, you get a shot. the most important task of a volunteer is to guide the pilgrimage. ask you something by the way from all your house. there's good morning. i'm robo. also, you shall, as it is, a religious sized main mission is to ensure their security. i'm calling because i didn't want to amber, aud ombudsman on that auto ball. although you're both sean, that you have more to man. i view a law. he with the number for the help of this from rose on the other one up about 20 to 30000000 people visit the site every year on holy days. up to 2000 volunteers, i called for back up to inform and guide the visitors most and knows how to manage the crowds that flood in for the major islamic celebrations a ah ah angel. this shrine is open to all her mother, all minorities and fates. out on the outside. it must catholic muslin. christian soon i she, i saw all religions are welcome here i wanted to head on massage. when the evening cool, so prayer resounds the most important of the day. the venue fills up not only

. >> rosie o'donnell's thong the flight must be stopped. dana perino's throng. it's a different kettle of fish. if that guy said he was transitioning and was a man becoming a woman and put the thong on and just wore the thong around his waist on to the plane the left would be defending him right now. >> will: you are right. moving on. it's the christmas season one msnbc host is not so joyful of the feud between elon musk and elizabeth warren. >> watch. referring to her as senator. for so many reasons. elon musk is the worst. >> will: i will do the math here. elon musk and elizabeth warren pocahontas herself is good. >> when did we declare war on the job creators? how much jobs has elon musk created versus joy reid other than wig maker? i don't know how many people she is paying. i do know elon musk. i live in california. elon musk used to live in california. but he moved to texas. the smartest man on the planet decided to leave and go to texas. what does that tell you about california? >> will: i was born in the right place right here in the lone star state. nex

picture and just the people who support the president in this dialogue becoming days may still not be as rosy. i suspected when i, thanks so much. fidelis and bother mona's on queuing in cape town to pay their final respects to south africa. nancy apartheid icon. archbishop desmond tutu. he's now lying in states at saint george's cathedral before his funeral. on new year's day. south africa is observing a week of national mourning for 22. he died aged 90 on sunday. when he was the 1st black archbishop of cape town, he rose to prominence in the 1980s as an opponent of apartheid from them and joins us now from cape town. no doubt an emotional day for morning paying their final respects. it has been to to it certainly is that st. me and i think we're seeing some of the largest crowds you've seen. i in the last few days, people have been coming to saint george's cathedral where we are now to pay their respects. but the says is quite different to day in that the body of the archbishop is now within the cathedral. and also what is very interesting to note is just a simplicity, the archbishop insist

the newcomers have been named rosie, loma and stewart. the fourth, another male bird who is the most vocal of the group, has yet to be named. and we will leave you there. thanks for watching, goodbye for now. hello again. well, it's been another chilly day wednesday, but the trend is as we go into thursday the weather is turning increasingly mild. however, over recent hours, we have seen some freezing rain in scotland. that's liquid rain that can freeze on impact. you can imagine the roads and the pavements becoming very icy in some of the deeper scottish valleys for a time. but this time yesterday, it was very cold. temperatures were down to about —10 into parts of aberdeenshire. quite a contrast with what we've got at the moment, but aside from some of those valleys, the temperatures are stilljust about below freezing. for the most part as we head into thursday, it's actually getting milder. and across western areas — 12 degrees in plymouth, 11 in belfast , it is going to be a mild start to the day for these areas on thursday. now,

." ♪ she's making history working for victory, rosy, the riveter ♪ is >> reporter: the fact that women went to work during the war, how do you think that changed things? >> they didn't realize how capable american women were. hitler had said that it wouldn't have any trouble defeating america because american women couldn't produce, i think we showed hitler what american women were made of. >> reporter: mae krier was one of the five million women who took a job for the first time to help with the war effort. necessity changed roles for black americans, too. dorrie miller had become a hero of pearl harbor, winning the navy cross, just one of many firsts for african americans whose heroism would lead to the integration of the military, a fighting force that had been flabby in peace time went on to defeat the nazis, launch the atomic age, bring democracy to japan, and assume the role as global protector of freedom. john dickerson, cbs news, pearl harbor. >> o'donnell: and that is the overnight news for this wednesday, report from los angeles, i'm norah o'donnell. >> this is cbs news flash

and the future that people are pretty thing for the planet is not a rosy one unfortunately. basically what we do as we look at historical trends and try to extrapolate from that for the future. so it's... i wish they could say good things about the future but looking at science—fiction i think you are looking at some planet disaster and authoritarian governments. great! looking forward to that. laughter brilliant. i assume that this is to be a pretty male dominated genre the nominees, there are a lot of women this year. is that representative and what impact has a feminine intake had on the genre, or not? does it matter at all?— the genre, or not? does it matter at all? it's important to remember— matter at all? it's important to remember that _ to remember that science—fiction was invented by a woman. our science—fiction was invented by a woman. 0ur modern understanding of it comes from frankenstein by mary shelley. and in the united states for decades, and i can only speak to the us numbers, it's been written roughly by 52% men and a8% women but when you look at

. >> they had 400,000 units ready to go rosie o'donnell who had she had enormously popular daytime talk show. >> she featured particular me elmo on her show in october and the crowd went wild. >> today show also brought elmo out and made it even more popular. >> you by thanksgiving you could not find a particular me elmo on the shelf anywhere. >> elmo. >> elmo, quiet, the adults are talking. >> particular me elmo becomes like a black market item, people are putting out advertisements saying they will sell theirs for $1,000 maybe behind the bowling alley only bring cash. >> john gotti jr. went into toys r us and bought a whole case of particular me elmo dolls. >> we have got make some money, boys. fix a basketball game? no. rob a bank? no. elmo dolls. >> are you worth $7,000 elmo? [laughter] >> it is almost like it's taunting you. ha ha ha ha, you spent a fortune on me. ha ha ha ha. >> ready for another christmas pop quiz? what classic holiday song has beenid banned from some radio stations due to its content? is it a, baby it's cold outside? b, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow, c,

gone the, this is our living room and bedroom, my wife and i sleep here are tanya and natasha here and rosie parker in the winter, i go to school by myself. ah. what it is is the girls rip where nastier masha and katya sleep nicer. marsha, ye, garcia. he is the boy's room. the one i was going to please let him hear you, and this is victor. what did on as well or did this, victor, alexei and larissa got married back in soviet days when they were 22. contraceptives were hard to come by back then. some that you're so young here but strong. no, yes, strong. that is, some people made fun of us. we should, they said stop, you just made yourselves miserable, but it was none of their business when yellow knew we never planned on having so many kids knew. so we just love each other so much in the soviet era, large families were frowned upon and were usually among the poorest. today, the state rewards large families with a bonus equivalent to about 6200 euros for the birth of each child. after the 1st, that's about a year's salary here. xenia and korea live in gotcha a town about 40 kilometers from st

report out of australia since china is financially incentivizing social media influencers to paint a rosy pice communist state. in areas where there's been reports of forced labor, imprisonment, genocide. rich edson has more. >> good evening, shannon. they look like typical travel video blogs largely from westerners living in china though a new report demonstrates these travel videos are little more than chinese government propaganda to secure major human rights abuses. >> breaking news. forcing people to work here. absolutely unbelievable. >> how can you prove it? that forced labor wasn't used when forced labor isn't used? do you know what i mean? you say it long enough. you say loud enough. >> widespread accusations of forced labor and arbitrary imprisonment and where the u.s. government says china is pursuing genocide against the minority uighur population. saying chinese state media never paid his company and he's trying to bring cultures closer. the second responded by sending us some of his other videos. in one he says government officials paid for his travel though he denies they t

year, injanuary, at the end of january, as well, next year, injanuary, at the end ofjanuary, labour mp rosie cooper is introducing a british sign language bill to parliament. and mps will be voting on that. it is really important the momentum behind strictly continues going. and if they want to help us break down barriers, hearing people, that is fantastic, contact their mp to support the bsl act now campaign. we have heard that there has been a surge in interest, has an affair, taking up bsl? but i want to go back to the barriers and i back to the sort of awareness that we need to be made aware of. —— interest in bsl. interns are becoming aware, what do we need to learn? —— in terms of becoming. i we need to learn? -- in terms of becoming-— becoming. i apologise ifi didn't answer your— becoming. i apologise ifi didn't answer your question _ becoming. i apologise ifi didn't answer your question last - becoming. i apologise ifi didn't answer your question last time | becoming. i apologise ifi didn't. answer your question last time but people need to learned the art of patience. th

okay, so the picture doesn't look that rosy already. how are german intensive care units holding up to the surgeon, infections? as this is a very good question at the moment, 4170 patients, we've covered nonsense currently being treated in intensive care units. thus the situation is currently, i think, definitely manageable at the moment. nevertheless, we are, of course, very concerned with that with increasing infection from the on the can varian and high number of infections following the occupancy of hospitals and intensive care units will also increase again. unfortunately, the hospitalization rates reported from other countries with the on the can vary and dominant is lower compared to previous waste. nevertheless, infections among employers can lead to bottlenecks in the staff and thus increase the bird even more of a young sense. thank you very much. i thank you. russia has tightened restrictions for foreign residents and visitors, planning long term stays under the new long foreigners giving in living in russia or visitors. aimi

rosie remembers hearing the music at her son's wedding. >> when they walk into the hall, i will never forget when i saw them. my son and my daughter-in-law walking in. the music was blasting. it was beautiful. >> reporter: fans have compared his career to frank sinatra. he now has passed but his music will keep playing in san diego. >>> getting back to storm coverage now. we have stuff behind rob right now. >> the hope of what will be impressive snow totals through the week right now. temps are cold enough for the snow. 34 degrees in lake tahoe. we had about six to eight inches of snow so far. let's add things up, as we head through 11:00 tuesday. at this point, by tuesday night, we should be pretty close to that 5 foot to 6 foot snowfall. another system dropping in. those snow totals should drop out to seven or eight feet of snow in the sierra. we add what will fall. no snow just yet. the wind and rain at times. a lot of it in the santa cruz mountains. 40s and 50s to start. and in the afternoon, things get a little interesting. the rain will be consistent here. but bands of showers w

who pointed that out and i worry because whenever you talk about the future, it not like bright and rosie, it's like cold and gray and we are all eating musty petito's and that makes me quite sad. always happy to have you here though, you are a smart young man. >> thank you very much. kennedy: thank you for being here and for ruining my night. >> we can still be aside. kennedy: i think we will be fine because joe biden is not going to last a full term, you don't have to worry about him running in 2024 he just does the running for his toilet in the middle of the night. thank you. coming up, homicides in chicago are at a record high. that's fun. was to blame for this mess? finally something glorious we all love, a brand-new kennedog. here is a peak at a separate #kennedog, tell me about your beautiful best friend. we'll be right back. ♪♪ the unfortunate poster child for failed liberal policies city has not met a republican mayor since the 20s. once again the product is in illinois surpassing 1000 murders this year. that's the most 1994, that number includes 777 in chicago alone. democra

. >> patton oswalt is what happens when you bury rosy o'donnell in the pet cemetery. i have a movie pitch. >> regina king is too muscular. she liable to pull a [ bleep ] out. >> going to catch these hands shark jumping ass [ bleep ]. really? [ bleep ] you. >> jimmy: oh, henry! we have a great show for you tonight. we've got music from black pumas. and we'll be right back with the cast of "spider-man: no way home." tom holland, zendaya, benedict cumberbatch and jacob batalon. the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. >> jimmy: tonight, their album "capitol cuts: live from studio a" is nominated for two grammys. we have music from black pumas on the mercedes-benz stage. sound likes a superhero, rig this week, we have got new shows with ben a

is reality as rosy as the white house claims? scott martin is here to set the record straight straight ahead. ♪♪ president biden today announcing extended pause on federal loan payments until may of 22. claiming the covid pandemic is the cause. our decision concerning the administration is like promoting the idea inflation and supply chain concerns are blown out of proportion and despite multiple job openings all over the country a new poll shows 67% of americans believe economic conditions are getting worse. number not seen since the beginning of the pandemic so what is the true state of our economy? here to discuss, fox news ventriloquist scott martin is phil wealth management. we need to talk about this sweater, was this you purchased or lost that or what happened? basically everything to be honest, my mom dresses me because i knew that kind of help and she picked it so that is it but it's a mixture from an ugly sweater, is it even a sweater? but it's on tonight. ben: it appears to be a sweater i will leave it to others to

inflation aside -- and there are some economists who argue we should -- the rest of the numbers are very rosy indeed. >>> trending this morning the future is looking pretty bright, at least what color experts are saying. >> they're revealing the color of the year for 2022. take a look at this. it's called very peary. it's described as periwinkle blue with a violet red undertone. pantone says the color is meant to evoke, quote, the transition we are going through. so for the first time in the 22 years of the color of the year, pantone actually created a brand new color. >> very nice. periwinkle is beautiful, i think. >> i don't even know what periwinkle is. >> now you do. kind of like lilac. also trending this morning, grab your cosmo and your ma knoll low. carrie is back with the girls. ♪♪ >> after all the years and all the changes, we're still you. hello, lovers. >> and "just like that" premiered at midnight on hbo max. cynthia nixon and kristen davis suggested they filmed fake scenes around the city in order to throw fans off the scent of the show's plot lines. >> looks like a lot of fu

the daughter of a neurosurgeon, she immediately knows how serious this is her husband, his normally rosy cheeks are just right. he's trying to calmer down what she immediately understand what happened and for the rest of her life she's never sure whenever he stepped up outside the white house or home, there isn't some other treachery waiting for him. i think it is really important to understand that and what it left her with because she didn'h have the same rounding religious faith the president did and so later, the most sensational controversial chapter of her time as first lady when it's revealed she's been relyy on an astrologer, a woman she barely met in person to help determine the president schedule, it doesn't make sense of it but you really can understand this is a woman desperate, grasping onto anything she can o find to give herself some sense of control. by the way, she becomes a very good friend of secret service from there on out because there's always in every white house a lot of tension between sir secret service and the political people. the political people always want