cardin and be inspired by him. he is really quite a man. >> we really thought we would be at his 100th birthday party. >> there is a lovely page onwehe bbite, pierre cardin's life in fashion in pictures. you soll through that, and it really is extraordinary. you can always talk to me on twitter. thanks f being with us on bbc news. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. nat the height of the conflict. into vietnam of became a single parent wo young children. we moved a lot. we slept in rest areas. we slept in our car. i didn't realize that we were actually homeless. it makes your world really small. happened to have a tv, it was really special. we loved nova. especially when it would be about space. we would talk for hours about the universe. w

chairman, together with senator cardin. we thank you for your passion leadership in retirement space and for your partnership with nagdca. i will highlight a proposal and briefly mention three more. one of the proposals potentially to make significant improvement is to amend the securities law to permit for 3-d plans to invest in collective investment trust. nagdca members prefer to be a priority because of the potential benefits for 403 be participants. the same benefits advertisements and other plans are currently benefiting from. 403 bees are currently limited by statute to just mutual funds and annuity contracts. these plans are able to invest in cats can realize lower administrator pekoske, fees and greater flexibility. this is one example estimate that lower fees by just 20 basis points can result in more than $100 million in aggregate savings per year for these plan participants. participants having ten, 20, 30 plus years careers, the time value of the savings could really impact people's lives. i like want to mentio

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legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin has died at the age of 98. he was hailed for his visionary creations but also for being a pioneer of stylish, ready—to—wear clothes for the masses. during his more than seven decades in fashion, pierre cardin brought geometric shapes to haute couture and took the pioneering route of licensing his name for a wide range of products from perfume to pens, ties and cars. in a moment, i‘ll bejoined by todd hughes and david ebersole, who directed a documentary about pierre cardin. but first, let‘s give you a flavour of their film. pierre cardin. pierre. a control freak. a label, a logo, a controlfreak. a label, a logo, a legend. that was house of cardin, and the people behind the film join me from palm springs, california. todd and david, hello. welcome to bbc news. hello. thank you for having us. this is obviously a passion project of yours. what drove you to it? we only say it's divine providence, because wejust love the man. we didn‘t know he was alive. we just collected love the man. we didn‘t know he

cardin: thank you, mr. chairman and first, i really do want to thank you and senator brown for conducting this hearing. senator portman and i have been working on pension issues since we were in the house of representatives so it's really gratifying to have this hearing where we can explore going to the next plateau on pension reform. and to senator brown, we really do need to deal with the multi-employee issues. i know it's not the subject for today's hearing, but i thank you for your leadership on that critically important issue. there are many provisions in the portman cardin bill, but i want to follow up on senator lankford's point. and that is and one of the , challenges is getting the younger workers to get engaged in savings. some are part-time workers, so therefore, expanding eligible for part-time workers will help in offering them an opportunity to start saving for retirement at an earlier age. and many of those work for small companies that do not have pension plans. and by offering additional in

cardin and b inspired by him. he is really quite a man. >> we really thought we would be at his 100th birthday party. >> there is a lovely page on the bbc website, pierre cardin's life in fashion in pictures. you scroll through that, and i t realextraordinary. you can always talk to me on thanks for being with us on bbc news. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundati pursuing solutions for america's neected needs. and by contributions to this pbs stion from viewers like you. thank you. nat the height of the conflict. into vietnam he became a single parent of two young children. we moved a lot. we slept in rest areas. we slept in our car. i didn't reali h that we were aceless. it makes your world really small. iif we happened to stay in ae acelesmotel that happened to have a tv, it s really special. we loved nova. especially when it would be about

pierre cardin, the fashion world's supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 14 to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 1946, and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950's bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s coll

pierre cardin. pierre. you know, pierre cardin. a little bit of a sell—out. a control freak. a label, a logo, a legend. that was house of cardin, and the couple behind the film told me how they came to make it. welcome to bbc news. hello. we only say it's divine providence, because wejust love the man. we didn't know he was alive. we just collected his furniture and we had his car. he had a record label, so we were just avid collectors and we happened to be in paris in 2016 and discovered he was a real person and he was alive. and we met him, not with the intention of making a documentary, just to get a picture and meet him because we thought he was extraordinary. then voila. we are film—makers so we assumed we would approach him about a documentary, so after we left our meeting with him, just like in our film, we basically said, when you want to get started? i love the idea that you knew him from his creations and then you go to paris and bump into him. what did you say to him? how did you say you'd like to get to know him? you know, we didn't even have to say that because

pierre cardin, the fashion world supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 1a to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 19116 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950's bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s coll

pierre cardin, the fashion world's supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 14 to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 1946 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950's bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxy jackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s coll

pierre cardin, the fashion world's supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 14 to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 1946 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950's bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s colle

pierre cardin, the fashion world supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 14 to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he‘d be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau‘s film beauty and the beast in 1946 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950‘s bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s

pierre cardin, the fashion world's supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 14 to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 1946, and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950's bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 19705 coll

pierre cardin, the fashion world's supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 1a to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 19116 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950's bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s coll

pierre cardin, the fashion world supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 1a to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 19a6 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950s bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s collec

pierre cardin, the fashion world supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 14 to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 1946, and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950's bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s coll

pierre cardin, the fashion world‘s supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 1a to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he‘d be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau‘s film beauty and the beast in 19116 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950‘s bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970

french designer, pierre cardin has died at the age of 98. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, ich is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> welcome to the program. public health first in the u.k. say the government needs to take action to bring down covid-19 infections. new cases jumped from 41,000 on monday to more than 53,000 on tuesday despite tough restrictions in place across much of the country. hospitals are treating more covid-19 patients than at the peak of th pandemic in april and the number is forecast to climb even higher. we have more. a biologist with the lancaster university in england. doctor, tell us what is so difficult to bring these cases down in the united kidom? >> i think a major emphasis is really to bring the number down d we knew that this time of the year is particularly notorious for infectious diseases because this is the longest time for holidays and mingling with the families and getting into the winter and less ventilation. these are fueling the number of c

pierre cardin, the fashion world supreme innovator. for decades, his designs ripped up convention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 1a to train in making cloth. a fortune teller told him he'd be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris, clutching an address. he designed costumes forjean cocteau's film beauty and the beast in 1916 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry itself. his 1950's bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. the beatles, in their collarless cardin suits, said he was one step ahead of tomorrow. he irritated his fellow high—fashion designers, launching ready—to—wear collections for the middle classes. and indulged in futuristic fantasies, inspired by the space age. some of it, impractical to wear. this was his proposed uniform for nurses. he was a savvy businessman, showing this 1970s colle

i know you modelled for pierre cardin. what was it like working with him? many years ago, yes i did. sort of a dream come true for a young model. also in the industry, it was one of those jobs when your agent says to you," you have the pierre cardin campaign." you realise you can hit the big time. he really was and always has been at the forefront of fashion. i think in large part because of his designs, but the fact that he shook the industry and thought outside the box. he was a pioneer of so many fields when it came to branding and marketing. he took his label in his name, turned it into a brand like no other coach or brand had before —— code two or brand. he was the first he applied his name to so many extraordinary thing from literally ash trays and key chains to cars and furniture. again, we all know that 110w. furniture. again, we all know that now. everyone does it, but he was the first. he was so far from that narrow excessive. he was really big picture. absolutely, but the funny thing is he did these things despite the fact that it was often f

here's a picture of the cardinal holding their work out at the park. the cardinal in control early against number 22 washington, so the obstacles not bothering stanford. gnaw thanple fights highway into the end zone and then with the huskies starting to rally davis mills hits scooter for the score. 31-26. not bad considering all they had to go through to play this game. >> there are two types of people. people that can play and people that act. and we want to be those people that act. let's do it with a positive attitude and to best of our ability. that's kind of been the mantra the entire week. >> let's head over to the island. san jose state taking on hawaii. spartans dominating in the first quarter. tyler nevens takes the rock and rolls, 72 yards for the touch down. spartans lead 35-17 in the fourth quarter. while the anchor of the 49ers offensive line is starting to open up about his bout with cocoid 19. the niners are spending the next three weeks in arizona because of the ethaest pandemic restrictions here in the county. offensive tackle williams

the cardinals would cut the lead down to two in the fourth. three touch down passes in the game for bethert. then with the cardinals driving in a one score game kyler murray throws for the end zone. the 49ers beat the cardinals 20-12. it's an emotional victory for bethert. you might remember one year ago his brother was killed outside a nashville bar. >> it means more than i can really put into words, just everything i've been through in the last year and it being the year anniversary of my brother passing. >> incredible out there and just really fun to play some saturday football with my brother again. so i was excited to be back out there and share that experience. >> we're not proud of our record. we'd love to be better but that doesn't tell the story of who these guys are. what they've been through all year and they give everything they have every game day. can't say enough about them and pulled off a special win today. >> the pride of san mateo are leaving the buck wheres they haven't been in 13 years, the post-season. tom brady threw for

the french fashion designer cardin has died at 98. he was hailed for bringing stylish clothes to the masses. he was born in italy in 1922 but emigrated to france as a child. he died in a hospital in the west of paris according to a statement released on the last few minutes. pierre cardin reveals what women must be wearing by easter. the fashion world's supreme innovator whose design ripped up invention and shocked the establishment. his thirst for the new and surprising was never satisfied. born in 1922, he left school at 1a to train in making cloth. a fortune—teller told him he would be famous. he asked if she knew anyone who worked in fashion. she did. he moved to paris clutching an address. he designed costu mes clutching an address. he designed costu m es for clutching an address. he designed costumes for the film beauty and the beast in 19116 and was soon unnerving the fashion industry. his 1950s bubble dress took liberties with the female silhouette. he moved young men out of boxyjackets, creating a new look for the 1960s. th

he had 138 yards on the ground. 14-0 cardinal. having their way on the ground. here is nathaniel pete, 24-3 at the break. the play of the day alert. dylan morris up top to ty jones. and one-handed grab. even his teammates, whoa, couldn't believe that. run sets up the pass. davis mills to scooter harrington. 31-10, stanford. they pile up 443 yards of total offense, 10 of 13 on third down. another big third down conversion there. 31-26. they're 2-2. cardinal play at oregon state next saturday. >>> aaron rodgers, his cutout watching cal take on number 23 oregon. first quarter, cal down 3-zip. a 13-play 75 yard drive. shaw caps a 80 yard drive. nearly took ten minutes off the top. play action, cal down. chase garbers to nico, what a play that was. 21-17. and cal is fired up. minutes ago, oregon on the move. tyler shough to johnny johnson iii. and he fumbles the one football. golden bears recover it. 21-17. a big upset win for cal. so everybody won in college football. women's team had a big day at unlv. coverage coming up at 11:00. >> sounds good, chris. thanks. >>>

the legendary french fashion designer pierre cardin died at age 98. was hailed for his visionary creations but also being a pioneer of stylish radio to wear clothes for the maes. during his seven decades he brought geometric spes and overhauled the industry by licensing his brand names and extended to other sectors including perfume and cosmetics. i'm joined by thingle a fashion photographer and judge on nigel, welcome it bbc news. >> thank you very much. >> you modeledor pierre cardin. tell us something about what it was like working ithhim. >> yes, i did. many years ago. first of all, just a drama ce true for a young model and in the indury it wasne of those jobs when your agent says you cave the pierrin campaign type of thing where you realize that you have hit the big time. he really was and always has been at the forefront of kshion. i th in large part because of his designs but theha fact he shook the industry. he thought outside the box.s pioneer in some fields when it came it branding and marketing. he took his label and name and turned it int

cardinal record now two and two. nfl, as we speak, 49ers are slight favorites to beat the bills on monday night at their new home. glendale arizona training site for at least three weeks. chased out of santa clara county amid the noncontact sports shutdown. the concerned about the team's mental state where they can only see each other during practice, the coach address this this week. >> some people are going to deal with this differently than others. you heard about the nba bubble. those were at least able to hang around each other. it's not like we are in a bubble hanging out. >> then there are the raiders, a point favorites and even though they are over the covid- 19 issues they are facing stricter protocols. now nfl staff has to work from home two days after the last game. on monday and tuesday this week they were away from the teams headquarters.'s lock it was weird yesterday doing a game plan with the coaches from your house, on the virtual. not all of us coaches are very technological, greg olson has bad wi-fi

and politics would later become cardinal but was poisoned of the age of $24.00. but he was born off. how did he acquire the name. who were his parents. for the record was documented birth how he became. i'm an orphan. and later a medic. the name of his mother also appears jessica brown downey a young woman from beano. not much is known about but if a burn dani she was a guest of the blog to do karla by imitation of giuliano. it is unclear if she offered him her labors of love if he said used or as recorded by one of the documents was raped. in any case she spends a night because giuliana. and there's likely in voluntarily. but how should she have opposed the rich route. in. she was plagued with severe remorse after her affair with giuliana. some sources stated that she was married at the time. dunny fell into a crisis the deep end when she found out that she was with child. a child out of wedlock from a brief encounter in the court of beano. and . then as she drew up a terrible plan. she confided in a friend a midwife that she didn't want the child and though she

they pulled off a stunning win against the cardinals. they've been staying in arizona for the last month. george kittle also back in the line-up. first quarter beathard hits joehits hihit hits oleson, jr. in the start. three touch down passes for c. j. and with the cardinals driving in a one score game kyler murray goes for the end zone and picked off by witherspoon. the 49ers beat the cardinals 40-12. an emotional victory for beathard. one year ago his brother was killed outside a nashville bar. >> it means more than i can put into words, just everything that i've been through in the last year and it being the year anniversary of my brother passing. >> c.j. handled himself incredible out there and it was really fun to play some saturday football with my brother again. >> we're not proud of our record. we'd love to be better, but that doesn't tell the story who these guys are. what they've been through all year and they give everything they have every game day. i love those guys, can't say enough about them and that's why we pulled off a

highest-rated recruit and stanford's history makes his debut for the cardinal. has highlights coming up. i'm looking at your mri. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. i'm sorry baby... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... how are you doing? schedule a video visit with your doctor. kaiser permanente. thrive. with your doctor. >>for sports. >>the college hoops season is only a week old and it's already been a wild ride but after having their opening game canceled due to covid concerns the stanford men's basketball team got to play tonight the cardinal open their season in hawaii against alabama in the maui invitational and freshman zion or williams all eyeballs were on him the highest-rated prospect to ever sign with the cardinal making his college debut. he did not disappoint scoring a game-high 13 points in the 1st half including a trifecta of 3 pointers that as many as them ahead for the whole team stanford led by 12 at halftime and williams ended up finishing with 19 points will the 2nd

senator cardin. senator cardin: let me think are witnesses. i think this has been very helpful in giving a specific recommendations to improve these programs. obvious that you support ppp, another round, but you believe we need to do more. it needs to be more comprehensive. we have to deal with improvements in current programs, and tom zernick, you mentioned we need to deal with waivers and things like that that are critically important for us to deal with. i appreciate that. to misso first go mcfarland. it seems you are telling us ppp [indiscernible] initially but you needed the idle fault to pay for expenses not covered by ppp. otherwise you may never have reached that point where you are today where you haven't been able to adjust to keep your business afloat as the economy is rebounding. am i correct you needed both ppp and idled to get through the initial period. >> absolutely, we had to furlough all of our employees, us 10, and the ppp allowed to hire five employees back. extend two return offers to our employees but they decided to util

one last game for the stanford cardinal. spencer jones is off there, and was off most of the night. 1 for 9 from the floor for jones. tar heels versus texas in the maui championship tomorrow. the cardinal, meanwhile, falling to 1-1. >>> all right. frank, i know you are a big workout guy. i've got the perfect new trainer for you. all right? >> let's see it. [ laughter ] >> pay attention. you need to check this this out. >> harty. >> front flat spread! most muscular! >> good grief! [ laughter ] >> oh, gosh! that looks painful! >> his name is johnny kaul. he is 34 years old. he's mom north carolina. and as you can tell, he likes to makes little fun into the hard work of his workout. i thought for sure you would like to see that, frank. >> he kind of reminds me of macho man savage. >> right. well, he was on america's got talent, and he placed. so he's a guy who is pretty used to the spotlight. that's the sporting line for right now. >> make sure those chairs don't slide away. >> all right, mark. we'll see you at 10:00. >> our li

it will be cardinals-niner the day after christmas. james wiseman and the rest of the team left today for the east where they're going to begin the nba regular season tuesday. warriors go to milwaukee for a christmas day matinee. you'll see it here on abc7. steph curry can hardly contain his excitement. warriors looking to regain their status as a top contender in the west. kevin durant has championship expectations in brooklyn. durant won two titles with the warriors. don't forget about steve nash who spent a lot of time working with k.d. as a player development consultant. tuesday night will be a lot of fun. >> they're recharged. i'm skpietexcited to be coachin. i love this team, their spirit, their energy. i think a lot of us are going into the season very excited. >> kevin obviously has pretty extensive ties. i think we're both excited about that too. >> those guys supporting me every time i step on the floor, try to put me in great position to be successful. we're just playing off each other. >> did you see this? tiger woods and h

the highest rated recruit in stanford history makes his debut for the cardinal. really >>president elect joe biden is proceeding to gradually fill key positions for his incoming administration yeah and this comes as questions are already being raised about some of the people that he selecting reporter dean reynolds has details. >>the president-elect and vice president elect harris received their first presidential daily briefings today from administration intelligence officials the pdb as it's called contains the highest classified information the government possesses especially on any national security threats. it was withheld from the election winners for weeks as the trump administration declined to participate in a transition. mister biden also named his top economic advisers among them former fed chair janet yellen as treasury secretary and neera tanden and advocate of more federal aid to address economic harm caused by the pandemic she would head the office of management and budget though some progressives find her too conservative and so republicans say sh

>>the 49 ers in arizona cardinals twitter accounts have been going back and forth throwing out jokes about now sharing a stadium. the cardinals instructing the niners to never touch their drum set the niners responding with a video from the step brothers movie about sharing bunk beds so there's more room for activities. it's all fun and games until these teams face each other in week, 16 with a wild card spot on the line. but before we get to all that the niners have to get past the bills in their first game in the desert on monday night. >>they're very very very when you look at stuff and exam beasley in other backs are very talented and then the quarterback is just he is a he was he is much more than i was expecting a foot on the tape and it's it is a tremendous challenge of leading up to monday night. >>on to the nba. the warriors are set to begin team training on monday after several days of individual workouts this week, their training camp was pushed back a day after 2 players tested positive for coronavirus upon arrival. now this year's team features a mix of familiar and new

. >> reporter: the nfl and the cardinals are given the green light to use state farm stadium in glendale, arizona, for the next two weeks. the cardinals organization, state farm stadium, and league officials have been supporting and accommodating. they are working through the logistical issues. >> how much of a shock to you that this is happening to me >> it is a shock to me. they are seems to be no contingency plans that were put in place. understand that we have always been in a state of uncertainty. >> reporter: sean fletcher says the fickle nature of the cup coronavirus pandemic is impacting the 49ers as well as amateur sports. the san jose spartans season could be affected due to covid- 19. this could affect the sharks. they have a limited number of players. those activities will have to be modified to comply with the health order. they are reviewing the options available locally to allow the players to receive real billable treatment and training . >> we will see the personality of the different teams within the bay area. we will see the resources that they have in place to deal wi

mills is sneaking in to give the cardinals the lead. early fourth quarter, cardinal down five. rolling right is mills, in the end zone. they win for two going up by three. 30 seconds ago, cardinals still up. the quarterback scrambling. you have to hold on to the football. it is a fumble! cardinal win, 27-24. they now are 2 and 2 this season. insane, insane, wild finish wacky, western michigan down three to ball state with three seconds to go. they will try the old cal fan forward lateral play. western michigan tried 13 laterals on the play. we had to speed the play up because literally it took forever. i mean lat raf after lateral and they keep going backwards. like what is happening on this play. then it actually is going to get really weird as the ball hits the tush. looks like ball state recovers so they rush the field and it is still lose. the refs let the play go. the western players are confused but they say no whistle and take it into the end zone for the touchdown. after all of that one of those 13 laterals was a forward pass so the play did not count and western michig

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>> yes, right. >> and all the people said, amen you know what i love, cardinal dolan? we started with eggnog, we're ending with eggnog all is right with the world. merry christmas. >> merry christmas >> a blessed good to see you >> you, too. thank you. have a good one. >> craig over to you >> let's head to a place cardinal dolan knows very well the vatican. millions turn to the pope for guidance this holiday season this year those messages are coming in different forms. nbc's ann thompson has more on that ann, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the day catholics and all christians celebrate the birth of jesus christ, when god became man and, yes, there are many changes at the vatican this year but in some ways they magnify the true meaning of christmas. >>> this christmas the vatican is a reflection of our covid-plagued world. >>> to what extent has it impacted the vatican's christmas celebrations >> we are not going to be able to have as many people as we used to have >> reporter: father manuel durantes is a chicago priest and adviser to the vatican comm

they're now the cardinal. that happened back in the 70s. >> chris, looking forward to the rest of your sportscast. >>> right now san francisco city hall lit up in red and green for the holidays. this is one tradition that looks the same this year but many others have changed. abc7 news reporter luz pena found that more people celebrating at home has changed demand for many traditional christmas items. >> reporter: they come in all sizes and picking the perfect christmas tree for the family is a tough job. 1 1/2-year-old miri would agree. >> last year we did it. >> last year we got one of those. >> last year she was 7 months old. >> reporter: for the anderson family, there is one professional christmas tree picker, and she's humble. >> all of us. >> she did. >> you did. we approved. >> reporter: but this year they almost didn't get to choose their favorite tree. more people staying at home means more demand for trees. christmas tree farms are reporting a tree shortage. at the guardsman tree lot in san francisco

will be next door to the state farm stadium where the cardinals hold training camp. the ban on football lasts until december 21th. maybe longer than that sot team had to peculiar up and move out. the team promised player that no matter what happens with the fan they will be able to spend the holiday was their family. its been a mad scramble but the coach said that he is optimistic. >> i like the stadium. seems nice, clean, glad that it's -- there's no cardinals fans in there when he are the home team. it's nice weather. i think it's as good of a situation as we could have. i'm pumped that they have -- they made it so convenient for us. i think that it's really add good as it can get. >> there's direct flights in to phoenix and also the weather is going to be really nice as always is this time of year. no word on just how long the -- just how long that order will last. if cases continue to climb or don't decline there's the strong possibility that it could continue with the christmas season potentially even to the first of the year. we could keep a close eye. emily tu

. >>> 49ers and cardinals have played some great games, and a great rivalry is developing. who better to talk about it than the head of the 9ers fan luck in phoenix. >> it's fun, but we're in enemy territory. >> are there other 49ers fans in arizona? >> there's a lot of us here. >> we have a group, and in our group, there's -- i believe we have over 500 in our group, getting slack from the cardinal fans here. is soz you're from texas. how did you become fans of the 49ers? >> i hated the dallas cowboys, and i believe they were playing one time, and it just so happened they were playing against the niners. i said i'm picking that team. and i'm just going to start following them from now on. >> this has worked out great that they had to leave santa clara because of the restrictions. >> yes and no. it's great that they're peer. you can still see them, say hi, wave, and all that. but you just can't really take pictures or autographs. >> but it's still nice to have the 49ers in your own backyard? >> oh, yes it is, of course. >> do you have a message to the rest of the 49er fans i

if we beat the cardinals it puts pressure on them to make the playoffs. let's have fun and make someone's life more difficult. >> it is the new mexico bowl, hawaii, rainbow warriors taking on houston. hawaii up 7-0. this one to calvin turner and major yards after the catch. there he goes. 14-0 after the 75-yard touchdown. cougars on the comeback trail. he is wide open. seven-point game after that touchdown. ensuing kickoff, hawaii gets all of the points back. calvin turner makes moves and says aloha. 92 yards to the house. there he goes. hawaii wins 28-14. this abc 7 >> one last track of where santa is. he is making his way towards southern california. we will be in the bay area soon. merry christmas. have a wonderful evening. see you bright and early in the morning. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, zendaya. diego luna. and music from paris jackson. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching from wherever you're sheltered in place. we're coming to you from los angeles, where what the

cardin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. the presiding officer: mr. cardin: mr. president, on behalf of senator senator and myself, i know that senator schumer and senator durbin have spoken on the floored and others have and many have expressed their condolences through our office to the family. we just want to express our appreciation. a senator: van hollen said, i had the honor or the challenge to follow senator sarbanes in this body. i have his seat in the senate. when i was sworn in almost 149 years ago, senator sarbanes escorted me to take the oath of office. mr. cardin: as i mentioned earlier, he is an inspiration to all of us. i want to thank our colleagues for the tributes they've paid to an outstanding marylander, an outstanding american, and he'll be missed by all. with that, i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. portman: mr

in politics would later become cardinal but was poisoned of the age of 24. but he was born an orphan. how did he acquire the name. who were his parents. for the record document is birth how he became. i'm an orphan and later a medic. the name of his mother also appears particular brand dunny a young woman from beano.

scooter harrington and the cardinals up 31-10. stanford 44 yards of total offense and 10 of 13 on third downs. there's another conversion there. 31-26 stanford, cardinal play at oregon state on saturday. >>> aaron rodgers cut out watching his alma mater cal taking on number 23 oregon. first quarter, cal down 3-0 until garbers capped a 13-play, 75-yard drive. 7-3 golden bears. same score in the second. shaw an 80-yard drive, 13-3 cal. third quarter, play action. garbers out to nico ramejo in the end zone, 28 yards, 21-17, cal. one minute to go, oregon on the move. tyler shuck to johnny johnson iii. he fumbles. cal recovers and the golden bears the first win of the season 21-17. >>> stanford women's basketball a big win at unlv. that's your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> all right. >>> let's get a check of the weather now with lisa. we keep saying it, lisa, but we're really watching this red flag warning. >> that's right, liz, we have a parched landscape. winds are gusting strong. we're going to see the clouds clear,

mills would sneak it in to get the cardinal the lead. early fourth, cardinal down five. we have a design qb rollout and mills is sprinting for the end zone and he got it. they go for two and go up by three. 30 seconds to go, crunch time. cardinals up three. oregon state quarterback chance nolan scrambles. the ball is slapped loose into caleb robinson's hands. cardinal win 27-24. they're now 2-2. >>> in sane finish western michigan down three. vol state with three seconds to go, they're going to try to do that stanford/cal lateral play. western michigan eventually tried 13 larlz on tterals on th. we had to speed it up. lateral after lateral after lateral, and they're going backwar backwards. what is get really weird. the ball is on the ground, still loose. vol state didn't realize it and they rush the field so the western michigan players are confused. the coaches are yelling no whistle so they keep going, break loose for the score and after all of that, one of those 13 laterals was a forward pass so the play didn't count, and western michigan lost. that was crazy. that's

the san francisco cardinals, they ended saturday at ucla. the cardinals have not practiced or played at home for a month because of the santa clara restrictions. and cal's game has been cancel dude to covid issues for both teams. usf at cal. cal got within one late. shabazz, up 4. here's matt bradley. dribble drive. to andre kelly. the layup. down just 1. it is crunch time. here's bradley, usf will double him. get rid of the ball. the clock is running down. the buzzer, it's good. and cal wins it. 72-70. that was the only shot he made. and it was the one that counted the most. good stuff there for cal in the basketball court. >> that's all that matters. that one shot. thanks. >>> pictures truly out of this world. how nasa not because i didn't want it. i worried it was too expensive, and i was having a hard time paying our other bills. but now, for the first time in our lives, i can do both. covered california was made by californians for californians. and it makes health insurance more affordable, with financial help for people who need it. c

the cardinal forced to practice in a public park earlier in the week. opening possession, austin jones three yards and in, 7-0 cardial. not a replay. its austin jones with a yard out, 138 yards, 14-0 stanford. having their way on the ground, nathaniel pete. 24-3 cardinal at the break, but early third, play of the day alert. watch this. washington's dylan morris airs it out to ty jones. look ma, one hand. what a catch. even his teammates can't believe that led to a touchdown for the huskies. third quarter david mills to scooter harrington and the cardinals up 31-10. stanford 443 yards of total offense and 10 of 13 on third downs. another conversion there. 31-26 stanford, cardinal play at oregon state on saturday. >>> aaron rodgers cut out watching his alma mater cal taking on number 23 oregon. cal down 3-0 until chase garbers capped a 13-play, 75-yard drive. shaw an 80-yard drive, 13-3 cal. same score in the second. garbers out to nico ramejo in the end zone, 28 yards, 21-17, cal. one minute to go, oregon on the move. tyler shuck to johnny johnson iii. h