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over the summer events did start to slowly come back with nascar being the first to allow fans. the sport's only black driver successfully campaigned nascar to ban the confederate flag from its races and bubba wallace became suspected victim of a hate crime at talladega speedway. >> nascar investigating a noose found in the garage of bubba wallace. >> rallies around him. >> drivers wanted to show support of me. >> in the end of fbi determined the noose was a garage doing pull in the graur before wallace was assigned to it. >> it looks increasingly i'm like going to be watching an unprecedented amount of sports on tv pretty soon. >> in july the nba returned moving all operations to a bubble in disany world. a great success with the league having zero positive covid-19 tests for the nearly three months the entire team was in the bubble. following the model, completing their season. at one point nearly walked away from a successful restart in order to stand up for social justice. >> nba playoff games, all three of them, tonight postponed in protest of the shooting of jacob blake a.

over the summer events did start to slowly come back with nascar being the first to allow fans. the sports only black driver successfully campaigned nascar to ban the confederate flag from its races then bubba wallace became the suspected victim of a hate crime at talladega super speedway. >> nascar is investigating a noose found in the garage of driver bubba wallace. >> the entire sports world and wallace's peers rallying around him. >> drivers wanted to show support of me. >> in the end the fbi determined the noose was a garage door pull that had been in the garage before wallace was assigned to it. >> it looks increasingly like i'm going to be watching an unprecedented amount of sports on tv pretty soon. in july the nba returns moving all operations to a bubble in disney world. it was a great success with the league having zero positive covid-19 tests for the nearly three months the teams were in the bubble. the nhl and wnba following the nba's model also completing their seasons without positive tests but at one point the nba players nearly walked away from the successful re

steve: even though you are retired from nascar you are still really busy? >> i am long one in nascar and enjoy those moments. my dream was to always race an indycar. since i have had the chance to drive an india car i have realized how different they are than nascar vehicle. i'm in alabama driving open division open get reps and learn the details that are required with an open vehicle that are much different than a nascar vehicle that i have driven so long. steve: i have a confession i never driven a car over 150 miles per hour just in case any members of law enforcement are watching. >> too bad. steve: what is the difference between driving a nascar and an open car? >> really the cornering. nascar vehicle corners at probably a third of the rate of an open wheel car and it depends on the car. just performance side in the turns is much greater. steve: thank you for joining us on this giving tuesday. you are appealing to all your fans and people who would like to help the american legion to make a donation 48 bucks. the money is going to go for what, jimmie.

over the summer events did start to slowly come back, with nascar being the first to allow fans. the sport's only black driver started by banning the confederate flag at the races and then tony wallace because the target of a hit crime. >> nascar is investigating a noose found in the garage of bubba wallace. >> reporter: the inspire sport and wallace's peers rallying around him. >> drivers wanted to show support for me. >> reporter: in the end the fbi determined the noose was a garage door pull that had been in the garage before wallace was assigned to it. it looked increasingly like i'm going to be watching an unprecedented amount of sports on tv pretty soon. in july the nba returned, moving all operations at a bubble in disney world. it was a great success with the league having zero positive covid-19 tests for the nearly three months the teams were in the bubble. the nhl and wnba following the nba's model, completing their seasons without positive tests. but at one point the players nearly walked away from the successful restart in order to stand up for social justice. >> nba

you know see this through them that most of us even more more call him a little bit of a nice little nascar who they want they want to get out of the land. this is the typical. see i get it he said it 1st here in person and that unless a lot of this was going on up on us i would aniston's moonless unionist that on purpose and i am as valid as the man in one song maybe if he's in. i'm not going to miss out i got almost as long as you're in my heart your heart and my heart ok so i will say i will see you my mission is to do the very best that i can for the people and be very honest with them and tell them you know when when i was speaking to the migrants of the call of the war i seem to not cross by yourself. it is too dangerous and tell them the pitfalls and that's the best that i can do and i wish that i could do more. and i at this point i can't you know other than giving him all a hug and telling me that i love him. there is a map put out by you mean borders 30 shows 3000 red dots where people have died here in this from the investor and when i saw that map does what sort of led me to thi

the nascar has some medical people's in town. people who are in need of shelter. lodging is open for those folks and for regular people that are just coming up to visit. >> what about cross-country skiing or snowmobiling. >> you're the first one to ask me that. i assume so. all of that happens on the nevada side, anyways. but i mean, people are coming up to go back country ski egg. i believe the authorize did a big push on back country skiing safety. we weren't sure when we were going to open, depending on the pandemic, so people are coming up to do all kinds of activities. we get that. we want to make sure people are safe and respecting this beautiful place we call home. if we can get through three weeks of people staying inside, doing their social distancing thing, wear masks, i think we can start to look like tahoe again. >> yeah. that's so important, because i know you guys don't have a lot of hospital or icu capacity out there, anyway. you mentioned nevada. is the situation completely different over the state line? nevada? >> yes. and being in a state makes e

nascar bans the confederate flag. the man who pushed for it? >> you can't force somebody to look at some perspective they don't want to, but you can encourage them. >> reporter: many corporations promising institutional changes by creating more diverse opportunity. >> the question now is, can we transform it from movement in the streets to movement in the suites? >> i think the jury's still out on that. >> reporter: in a year of reckoning, a nation taking those tough steps towards bridging its divide. >> there is growth, and there is hope. >> we keep trudging forward because we believe ultimately that right will win out. >>> coming up, 2020 isn't over yet. how social media helped beat back pandemic blues one tiktok at a time. shall i put her in snow mode? nope! what about off-road mode? nah. sport mode it is. let's see what this baby can do. or... we could check out that farmers market? no! you know what? i'll be in chill mode... (button click) if anyone needs me. propilot assist with navi-link. available on the all-new nissan rogue. we like cl

i remember one lady who had been a nascar mechanic like she was working on nascar cars, folks who do serious mountain climbing, serious technical mountain climbing, scuba diving, by far the most important thing we have on your resume. nasa has things that are operational can we don't necessarily want book nerds, that is great but not what you do as an astronaut. it is not a thinking job but in doing job. we want people who can work in an operational environment especially flying, when there but is on the line, it is a dangerous thing, you can still get the job done so that is the most important thing. that is little different from the status quo. there is a sea of status quo applications. telephone great, they all make great astronauts. >> interesting but interesting aspects, things like material science, 3-d manufacturing, space-based instruction, they are adapted to the new space environment. specializing in things like 3-d printing, materials, things like that. a person who is very specialized, for a future - >> guest: we defended the first ever 3-d printing, during the mission. i

i member there was a lady had been a nascar mechanic perches working on nascar cars. folks who do serious mountain climbing. not thrillseeking but actual serious technical mountain climbing, scuba diving those kind of things. spider pilot test a pilot are by far the most important best thing you could have in your resume. nasa wants things that are operational. we don't nestlÉ want book nerds, professors write on blackboards all day long. that is a great, but that's not what she does an astronaut. what does an astronaut is you do. it's not a thinking job it is a doing job. you need people they can work at operational environments. especially flying. when there but is on the line, it is a dangerous thing, you consulted the job done. that is probably the most important thing. probably something that's a little bit different than the status quo. there is a sea of status quo applications. all of them great, they would probably make great astronauts but there's thousands of them. sector some interesting things that nasa's going into like material science, 3d manufacturing

and i was scrubbed to an inch of my life scott the nascar for me was the tom used it's a very recessed. negative tom. catherine did eventually escape industrial school moved into a bed sits and fell in love. but the happiness was not so lost before i got pregnant. i found out that he had a fling with him while i met a girl. social worker arse. and she said to me there's a place and car to go to she said. catherine was being sent to best sperm other in baby home run by the sisters of the sacred hearts of jesus and mary. she was going back to an institution. the man. and the mother baby was there on interconnect of a watch our family was. it was almost like you had a terrible in your back. at least 900 babies and infants are known to have died in best the last in 1994. but the burial places of only 64 recorded. the sisters whose convent still overlooks the grounds claim to have no idea where they buried the other $800.00 or more. is just more tonight than i am told i i don't believe for one second they don't know where the burial grounds are. the same order of nuns ran another home sean

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and i was scrubbed to an inch of my life scott the nascar for me was the tom used it's a very recessed. negative tom. catherine did eventually escape industrial school moved into a bed sits and fell in love. but the happiness was not so lost before i got pregnant. i found out that he had a fling with him while i met a girl. wind social work arse. and she said to me there's a place the car you go to she said. catherine was being censored best spring mother and baby home run by the sisters of the sacred hearts of jesus and mary. she was going back to an institution. the man. and the mother baby was there are interconnected as i watch our family was. it was almost like you had a terrible in your back. at least 900 babies and infants are known to have died in best the last in 1994. but the burial places of only 64 recorded. the sisters whose convent still overlooks the grounds claim to have no idea where they buried the other $800.00 or more. is just more tonight than i am told i i don't believe for one second they don't know where the burial grounds are. the same order of nuns ran another

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and the nascar and south korea's lambton lighting festival into its nest of cultural heritage sites who look at its history and what it symbolizes. but. it remains exceedingly cold in the korean peninsula northern china and to some degree japan but that's tempered by the amount of snow that's falling yes it isn't quite as cold when it snows normally that suits still true for honshu and falk rather but less so of the next as equally temperatures though not rising considerably won't be quite as below average as they have been they've been $4.00 to $8.00 degrees below average there maybe sorry to 7 per average gautami get to friday but in hong kong things are warming up the cold air is underneath the grey skies in central china probably a little bit of rain in one or 2 places that will feel cold now as the rainy season continues in indonesia surprisingly air quality in bangkok has dropped moderate to unhealthy is on the border of the moment is helped by the fact the northeast monsoon of course is good clean air but it's don't particularly strong the time it gets to that part of thailand is

i remember recently when a nascar racer rightly had fears that there was a racially motivated threat conveyed to him the department of justice acted swiftly and launched a very public investigation so that the world knew, they took this seriously and here, the same level of response is warranted and we're on a defined clock. december 14th is when the electoral college meets and if they're going to meet, the electors have to be seated. it is incredibly consequential because it can change the outcome of the election and for the american people, they deserve to know whether the fraud that happened will change the outcome or won't, but one thing is for sure, if it's never thoroughly investigated it's not going to change anything and most importantly, it will not give the american public the confidence that they need to engage and participate in our election. the reality is this election represents something tremendous and it would be the highest voter participation of any election in recent memory which is great news for the health of our society if it's factually accurate. it's a great

i remember recently when a nascar race or rightly had fears there was a racially motivated threat. the department of justice acted swiftly and decisively, and we watched a very public investigation so that the world knew they took this seriously. level of the same response is warranted, and we are on a defined clock. december 14 is when the electoral meets. if they are going to meet, the electors have to be seated. the investigation is incredibly consequential because it could change the outcome of the election. but for the american people, they deserve to know whether the fraud that happened will change the outcome or want. if it is never thoroughly investigated, it is not going to change anything. and most importantly, it is not going to give the american public the confidence they need to engage and participate in our election. the reality is this election represents something tremendous. it would be the highest voter participation of any election in recent history, which is great news for the health of our society if it is actually factually accurate. it is a great thing when t

so all the basic stuff one lady was a nascar mechanic and that was cool those who do serious mountain climbing not thrillseeking but serious technical mountain climbing or scuba diving fighter pilot and test pilot is probably by far the most important best thing you can have in your resume. nasa wants things that are operational we don't necessarily want professors were book nerds. that's great but swd is an astronaut. you do. it's a doing job not a thinking job. and then it is a dangerous thing so something that is a little bit different than the status quo there is a ceo status quo applications they are great but there are thousands. >> it seems like material science, treaty manufacturing, space-based construction, and the new technology to be adapted to the new space environment. and hands-on that would be the kinds of things and then to run a three d printer. and to run the space telescope. >> we did the first ever 3d printing when i was there. we made this wrench and i was doing my mission. thatcher specialty then attach a six-month mission that takes up one and a half hours. the

it was the home of nascar at one point. it was the home of furniture companies. they are all gone. they all went to charlotte or wherever. they have a chicken plant there, but it is mostly the tino's who worked there now. nos there.lati there's just nothing to keep people there. people who score high on openness to experience who've to new york, and do very well in our society. so i think that is part of the new class structure, somehow. the urban, rural, and geo profit -- geographic concentration of power is a gigantic force between the new kinds of disparities. the answer to that is not to tell people to go to 90 day coding camps and tell them to go from being a coalminer to that. you cannot uproot people and force 100% of the nation to attend metro areas around the country in search of economic security. we have to find a way to spread out economic opportunity and not cluster it in a particular area. attachment to place is a good characteristic for americans to have. we should not assimilate everyone to metro areas in search of economic opportunity. zachary: for both ted and dav

. >> it is a hodgepodge of tax-cut provisions, tax rates for nascar tracks, anti-dopeing program for horse racing, two new smithsonian museums on the national mall, women's history and the museum of the american latino, a prohibition of sending e-cigarette through the mail. congress decided to lift criminal funds with the logo smokey barrett you won't go to jail if you transport water chestnut plant or plant get a grasp between states. >> the process has been too missing. but this package is too badly needed for us to do anything but pass this. >> it was legislative list in more ways than one. the coronavirus package is the longest ever, 5600 pages or nearly 5 volumes of war and peace by leo tolstoy. >> the sheer fact that it was 5593 pages handed to us with 5 hours and 45 minutes to read it before we had to vote on it, that principle alone is enough to vote no on it. >> republican johnson -- ron johnson voted no calling the bill a monstrosity. johnson city will be weeks, maybe months before we know what is in it. others didn't like it but went along. >> this is a tough way to legisl

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tucked under the bill is a hodgepodge of tax provisions, tax breaks for nascar tracks, and anti-doping program for horse racing, two new smithsonian museums on the national mall, women's history and the museum of the american latino. provisions on recognizing the next dalai lama and tibet. a prohibition on on sunday me cigarettes through the mail. criminal fines if you misuse the logo of smokey bear. and you won't go to jail now if you transport water chestnut plants or alligator grass between states. >> it's too little in some places, the process has been too messy. this package is way too badly needed for us to do anything but to pass it. >> it was a legislative list in more ways than one. the coronavirus package is the longest ever. nearly 5600 pages, or nearly five volumes of war and peace by leo toy leo toy story. >> just the sheer fact it was 5,593 pages and handed to us with five hours and 45 minutes to read it before we had to vote on it, that principle alone is enough to vote no on it. >> ron johnson voted no calling the bill a "monstrosity." it may be weeks, maybe months, bef

he worked as a 17-year-old at the nascar garage. he was working again. he wasn't told what he was doing, but he was working in the laboratory as a chemist before they were trying to figure out prototype for the gaseous diffusion processes at oak ridge. anyway, he's tlietfdelightful at is norman brown who was at los alamos and had very fond memories. so it's a treasure trove. the new york times say they go to our site first after the death of a manhattan project, and what that person did and it was great to have a first-hand account to put there together. next slide. i should have mentioned -- could you turn back one? the woman is rose beta. i was so fortunate to be able to get an interview of rose. she was 97. so it was about three years ago. she has since passed away, but she was absolutely delightful. it took me three or four tries to get an interview and i went to ithica, new york state, to cornell to meet with her. she said that hans always did the interviews. no one interviewed her. she declined, but she was -- once she got going it's an amazing int

i saw nba players playing basketball, you have the guy who moved from ins nascar to having his own nascar. they have like the esports championship. do you think people are now saying, you know what, i can watch esports as much as i watch live human sports or do you think that they are parallel or i sports is growing faster than our desire to watch real people compete? >> i think esports has been growing in terms of main treatment's attention towards it, but i think during this time it expedited because a lot of the mainstream media companies, they didn't have official sports to fill the slots. so esports, it was really toward the time where you saw league of legends and everything going on there. and so these mainstream media companies had to fill the time slot. and i think it helps to show that broadcasts for esports as whole isn't just people sitting at a desk and playing games. there is a lot more to it. so i think that there is increased new found respect as well as we're starting to see the convergence of pop culture, the convergence of nonendemic people and brands entering into the

if they take it from nascar, great. and then nonpolarizing celebrities. tom hanks or reese witherspoon. you have to have a massive campaign around this because that is a big problem. my question for dr. saphier, and you brought this up a couple weeks ago. from a reporting standpoint, doctor, that this isn't talked about enough. even if you get two shots of this vaccine, you could still carry the virus and ultimately infect people who haven't taken the vaccine. i don't think this is being stressed enough. can you just talk about that a little bit more? does this mean we are wearing masks indefinitely because of that aspect? >> dr. saphier: joe, you brought up a lot of amazing points. but you directly answer your question, and it's not that we know for certain that people can still transmit the virus even after they have been infected. it is still one of those big unknowns. because we haven't studied that yet. that is coming. that is crucial for us to know. as of right now, if you get vaccinated, it is possible that you can still get the virus in your syste

. >> reporter: nascar took down confederate flags and baseball and football players stood in solidarity. the woman of the wnba lead the way. nba players forced the chance rations of games to force the recognition of black killings and the league joined them adding black lives matter to nba hardwood and allowing players to add projustice and problack slogans to their jerseys. >> i think collectively athletes felt more empowered. the whole mask came off in this country. you can't unsee what you've seen. >> reporter: the fires of 2020 burned hot, but the question remains, will restiwe still fee heat in 2021 and beyond? >> that was my colleague and friend trymaine lee reporting there. stephanie producing. i want to bring in carmen best. she is a required seattle police chief, also a new member of the peacock family. she's an nbc news law enforcement analyst. thank you for your time this morning. we've had conversations as a country about new knock warrants and banning choke holds. what's the most meaningful change you've seen this year? should be put forward? >> craig, thank you for having

a nascar tax break, the establishment of museums, tax breaks for the liquor industry, presidential transition expenses included, and money for the postal service. want tofind this if you read more on usa today.com. dixon, tennessee democratic caller. good morning. caller: good to see you again. a lot of the previous callers covered what i want to talk about. i understand the help in the bill was separate from covid relief. about the people who have been so supportive of him and he put them through hell at christmas time wondering if they would have to pay their rent or be evicted at christmas. wonder if they still feel as supportive of him as they did because if they are losing $300 in unemployment benefits and only getting $600 it seems like they are really only getting $300. i think that the president -- i think -- i hope after january 20 he will become irrelevant. thank you for your time. host: let me try to answer your question about stimulus payments for others that are interested you can read it on the new york times website. on what is ina this legislation. for the stimulus payments, w

over the summer, events did start to slowly come back with nascar being the first to allow fans. the sport's only back driver successf successfully campaigned to ban the con con fed rat flag. >> the entire sports world and wallace's peers rallying around him. >> drivers wanted to show support of me. >> announcer: in the end, the fbi determined the noose was a garage door pull that had been in the garage before wallace was assigned to it. >> it looks increasingly like i'm going to be watching an unprecedented amount of sports on tv pretty soon. >> reporter: in july, the nba returned, moving all operations to a bubble at disney world. it was a great success with the league having zero positive covid-19 tests for the nearly three months the teams were in the bubble. the nhl and wnba following the model, also competing without positive tests. at one point the nba players nearly walked away from the successful restart in order to stand up for social justice. >> nba playoff games, all three of them tonight have been postponed in protest of the shooting of jacob blake. >> in a show of s

this thing is looking like a nascar with all the ads all over it. i'm fascinated by the cold chain distribution that we have all learned about since the vaccine had begun to be created, but will this in retrospect really be a historical moment for labeling for zebra technologies and the temp time division that is under the umbrella of zebra technologies? >> yeah, i think this is going to be an unprecedented time for us. if you think about what we can do here in the u.s., we have these, you mentioned earlier, mckesson kind of looks like a playing card that gets inserted into the insulated coolers, but i really think if we take it down to the vaccine vial level, i think that's when we know that individual patients will be able to see through that visual indication that things are okay. it's interesting, outside of the u.s., you know, we deal with low and middle income countries, you know, through w.h.o. and those countries, because w.h.o. is more the regulatory body, they actually specify that vaccine vial monitor on all the covid-19 vaccines that wil

. >> dana: i find that nascar has an affinity with the bands and the bond with the fans there and with the people of north carolina, it's very strong. the outpouring has been very important to see. i think for people that need help. a lot of people, joey, are asking for help for the first time. they've never had to ask for help. i think that making sure that they know there's no shame in getting this little bit of a bridge from here to there, we can see light at the end of the tunnel is important and key to this. >> 100%. nobody is ashamed to ask for help. plenty of people that want the help. that's one of the things i've been so surprised in this whole pandemic with the joey logan flow foundation. we raised money and put it to work more than any other year. it's just people with a big heart and faith and humanity that they know that there's a need. people giving in the most challenging times that we've gone through in a lot of time is very hard. we have some great supporters of the joey logano foundation. we've helped a lot of causes. >> dana: thanks, joey logano. merry christmas. tha

nascar's banning confederate flag during the race car competition. sports boycotts after the killing of george floyd. and the wnba wearing anti-kelly loeffler shirts on the court. and the push for juneteenth to become a national holiday. let me start with you, susan. >> i think it's the black lives marches around the country without a doubt. really at a time when we were fighting the coronavirus, to see people gathering and really breaking barriers for the first time that i've seen. we're used to seeing these marches and maybe it's young people. maybe it's people of color. you didn't see the amount of white folks marching with people of color that we did this summer. and it really broke through generationally. i think when people see the suffering, they get up close and what george floyd meant and people go into the streets -- >> yep. >> -- it broke through really, really different way this time. now, i can't relate to it as some of you on the panel can, frankly, but i can feel it in my heart, and i could listen to a lot of people i know who never re

it was the home of nascar at one point and it was home of hollifield and the furniture company. they are all gone. they all went to charlotte. it's mostly latinos who work there now so there's nothing to keep young people there and it's surprising we have five personality traits. people who score high on experience moved to new york and do very well in our society. so i think that is part of the new class structure somehow. the urban rural and the concentration of cultural and economic power. it's just a gigantic driving force between the new kinds of disparities. >> very quickly the answer to that is not to tell people to go to 90-day camps in going from a coalmineroa to google. you can't average people in the thane for areas in the country and expect economic security. we'll have to find a way to spread outpr opportunity and prosperity and not clustered in a particular area because attachment to place is a good characteristic for americans to have and we shouldn't assimilate everyone to metro areas in surge of economic opportunity. >> i thought we were going to stay in the big

we're even the national car buying service of nascar. well, guys, i'm really proud of you. >> thanks, marcus. >> you've made a lot of strides in a short period of time. >> i just wanna thank you for everything that you've done for us, for the business. you really saved us. and you gave us hope. and it means a lot to me, personally. >> i wish you a lot of luck. and, you know, i'll be around if you need me, okay? >> yeah. >>> happy friday, "options actions" fans. here's what's coming up on the big show >> announcer: pop the champagne and prep those puts. it's the final "options action" of the year. funny how time decays. so as we gear up for 2021, tony, mike, and carter lay out their ultimate options trades for the new year but before the ball drops, we've got to get through christmas bah humbug but don't be s

so throughout the week on algis there we've been bringing you these reports about a nascar heritage sites that could lose their special status in peru an ancient city is now under threat from squatters mariana sanchez reports from. the secret city of corralling the remains of the oldest civilization in the americas have been standing here for 5000 years almost unscathed until now. farmers in the super valley or so in crops on the doorsteps of these ancient ruins and squatters have moved in. are killed or just who are here say they free sieved death threats element that we live in uncertainty this is far away if we called the police they take long to get here we don't know if the squatters will harm us. in illegal land seizures are common and look pretty and squatters are often in conflict with police are killer just route shot he was shot in the chest in 2002 she says she received more death threats and when she tried to evict squatters from at least 9 sites she got little help. we went to the police but they told us it wasn't their priority that we could not count on them we asked again

that's our series on the nascar world heritage sites that are under threat a special status that often catapults from most locations to international fame they can also be revoked and the 2nd pass of our 5 part series sunday gallacher reports from florida's everglades national park. the everglades national park was among the 1st places in the u.s. to be added to the united nations world heritage list and for good reason this vast subtropical river of grass is the largest mangrove ecosystem in the western hemisphere refuge to over 20 rare endangered and threatened species the park's also faced more than its fair share of problems since receiving its designation in 1979 is the state's population's grown fresh water flow has dwindled and toxins from agriculture choking the everglades pristine landscape the everglades ecosystem was once huge and over the years as florida has developed we have cut away not only at the natural wildlife habitat but also at the water flow about 70 percent of the historic river of grass water flow has been cut off because of florida's urban and agricultural dev

i want to come back to heidi and nascar when we think some sort of independent forum. are there things we can point to as precedence or analogous situations where such a thing has been attempted and had an impact that we can point to and say here is a model, here's an example of something that has happened. you have the greatest sense of knowledge comparatively and it seems it's been done across the world at different points in time. can you answer that question for us please? i think you are on mute. >> if i understand the question clearly we absolutely need i think an independent. there's a role for everyone here and i think you know using this to go back is also crucially important because as what cary said in respect to ami's work we have a heterogeneous population. it may look like we have two populations right now but we don't and this is where the anti-vaccine groups are getting so much traction. we have let's say 100,000 anti-and one or 2 million pro-but those anti-which is much more homogenous, the same message is the same tone and then you've got the smaller

it appears to deliver big wins for nascar and beer. ashley, explain. ashley: and many others. they will get through tax breaks but quickly, stuart, let me get to the restaurants which we followed so closely on this show. the bill does provide for an attorney 5 million to small businesses but the restaurant industry didn't get the 120 billion-dollar specific package it wanted but instead it allows restaurants to apply for bigger ppp loans and also gives greater ability or flex ability on how small businesses can spend their ppp money but critics say the relief just not enough to save the restaurant industry. among the nearly 80 tax breaks in this legislation, beer, spirits and wine producers will get a two-year reduction in federal excise taxes worth a whopping $4.2 billion by the way, food and wine industry defended the tax breaks saying they have been one the hardest hit sectors and deserved more. but also included it provides tax breaks for a wide range of businesses and everything from music venues to yes, nascar, motorsports, racetrack, they get tax breaks and i just had t

. >> nascar bans the confederate flag. >> over a dozen cities had their statues toppled to the ground. >> washington redskins revealed they'll drop their controversial nickname. >> the r word is the n word and we can no longer tolerate this kind of hate speech in our society. >> harvey weinstein found guilty of rape. >> he kept saying over and orve again i am innocent. >> he was him and i was me, but that's changed now. >> the arrest of jeffrey epstein's long-time confidant. >> maxwell enticed a line of girls and delivered them into the trap. >> he was one of the co-conspirators. she might have been as bad as he was. >> the two largest blazes in colorado's history. >> forcing the evacuations of thousands. >> i feel like i want to cry. >> no end in sight. more than 500 fires burning out of control across california. >> the devastation is just amazing. >> there is something so fundamental that also cannot be denied, and that is climate change. >> tropical storm cristobal. >> hurricane hannah. >> hurricane laura slams into the gulf coast overnight. >> targeting the already ravaged gulf c

. >> reporter: nascar took down confederate flags. baseball and soccer players stood in solidarity with it black players. the women of the wnba helped lead the way. nba players forced the cancellation of games to protest black killings by police and allowing players to add pro-justice and pro-black slogans to their jerseys. >> i think collectively athletes felt much more empowered. the whole mask came off in this country. you can't unsee what you've seen. >> reporter: the fires of 2020 burned hot, but the question remains will we still feel the heat in 2021 and beyond? >> that is excellent reporting. nbc's trumaine lee with that. we'll talk about policing and what's to the come in 2020 with my guests when we come back right after this break. you don't want to miss this. you don't want to miss this. 1 in 2 kids is under hydrated. ♪ plant-powered creative roots gives kids the hydration they need, with the fruit flavors they love. and one gram of sugar. find creative roots in the kids' juice aisle. some things are good to know. like wh

garth brooks and jimmy buffett and alice cooper and carrie underwood and the nfl and nascar, these people i kind -- i count as my clients. catering people, rodeos, fairs, we are like a band of gypsies, we have no lobby and we have no pacs. we have no representation on the hill. that is why i am here today. if you remember nothing today, remember the word spurs. s, shut. we have been shut since march 13. we will not be open until june or july at the earliest. 97% of our industry is sitting dead in the water. we are 870's -- we are and $877 billion industry. there are 10 plus million people employed, as you have eloquently stated, across all the different branches of this industry. p, ppp, thank you very much for the ppp you gave us in april. it ran out in june and the virus is still with us. that money is long gone. i urge you that whatever you pass, you pass another round of ppp. that will allow all the people in the live event industry to get through january and february. that is crucial because hopefully in january and february, we can affect fraud relief. u, unemployment. i urge you to

garth brooks and jimmy buffett and alice cooper, carrie underwood, nascar, these people all count as my colleagues. i have my arms around the entire live event industry from buses and trucks to labor forces such as the ie tse, catering people, rodeos, we are all shut. we are like a band of gypsies. we have no lobby and we have no packs. no representation on the hill. that is why i'm sitting here today. that is what we do. if you member nothing today, remember the word spurs. shot. we have been shot since -- shut. since march shut 13. zero income. andy 7% of our industry is sitting dead in the water. forre $877 billion industry the u.s. bureau of economic analysis. there are 10 plus million people employed as you have eloquently stated across all the different strata of this industry. we are all sitting dead still. ppp. thank you very much for the ppp you gave us in april. it ran out in june. the virus is still with us. that money is long gone. i urge you by this friday and whatever it is you pass, you pass another round of ppp. int will allow all the folks the industry to get through

garth brooks and jimmy buffett and alice cooper, carrie underwood, nascar, these people all count as my colleagues. i have my arms around the entire live event industry from buses and trucks to labor forces such as the ie tse, catering people, rodeos, we are all shut. we are like a band of gypsies. we have no lobby and we have no packs. we have no representation on the hill. that is why i'm sitting here today. that is what we do. if you member nothing today, remember the word spurs. shut. we have been shut since march 13. zero income. 87% of our industry is sitting dead in the water. we are an $877 billion industry from the u.s. bureau of economic analysis. there are 10 plus million people employed as you have eloquently stated across all the different strata of this industry. we are all sitting dead still. p, ppp. thank you very much for the ppp you gave us in april. it ran out in june. the virus is still with us. that money is long gone. i urge you by this friday and whatever it is you pass, you pass another round of ppp. that will allow all the folks in the industry to get through

on monday i think we need to have athletes get it and nascar drivers get it. and quite frankly anybody with a following, anybody that is an influencer of some sort needs to preach the message that governor christie is preaching about being vigilant. this has been a tale of two cities week. we see these great pick dhrz and the hope of the vaccine coupled with a record number of new cases yesterday. nearly 7,000 people dead in two days and a record of that. and a record number of hospitalizations climbing. everyone has to get onboard with the public health messaging and i can't agree more with the clarity of this. reading some of those articles about the vaccine potentially just sitting in a warehouse i felt like i was listening to a conference call where the government says, well, if this vaccine is sitting there, we need to know about it and the company is saying the vaccine is sitting here and we need to know what to do about it. that clarity has to get figured out. that clarity needs to be communicated because, look, we not only have significant trust issues

a nascar tax break, the establishment of museums, tax breaks for the liquor industry, presidential transition expenses included, and money for the postal service. want tofind this if you read more on usa today.com. dixon, tennessee democratic caller. good morning. caller: good to see you again. a lot of the previous callers covered what i want to talk about. i understand the help in the bill was separate from covid relief. about the people who have been so supportive of him and he put them through hell at christmas time wondering if they would have to pay their rent or be evicted at christmas. wonder if they still feel as supportive of him as they did because if they are losing $300 in unemployment benefits and only getting $600 it seems like they are really only getting $300. i think that the president -- i think -- i hope after january 20 he will become irrelevant. thank you for your time. host: let me try to answer your question about stimulus payments for others that are interested you can read it on the new york times website. on what is ina this legislation. for the stimulus payments, w

honor for us to host him at a nascar race. ♪. jedediah: good music. for my return. hey, everyone, i'm so excited. pete: welcome back. jedediah: did you miss me? pete: missed you very much. >> america missed you. jedediah: my little nugget has grown quite a bit. pete: jed is red to go. >> now, will the thrill! pete: near era of "fox & friends weekend." former host of the will cain show. he is our new co-host. will: i'm excited to be here. >> will is in fact my older brother. we're not related. pete: movie where one much your newest anchors has to go through initiation routine involves repelling down a 22 story building. that is real life. that is what happened to me. jedediah: fully initiated to the "fox & friends" family. coronavirus cases confirmed in 25 states. >> i'm officially declaring a national emergency. pete: the u.s. surpasses 100,000 cases. difficult and different circumstances. >> we are social distancing. jedediah: very challenging time. calls for a little bit of different measures. we'll pull through together. >> some of the biggest u.s. cities shuttin

nascar fans, that is. limited attendance will be allowed for the 63rd running of the daytona 500 in february, an exact capacity has not yet been revealed for the great american race. the daytona international speedway can holdup to 100,000 people. safety measures will include social distancing and temperature checks taken at entrances. >> spacex is preparing for its next launch this morning. the company's new and improved spacecraft will take off for the international space station. it was supposed to launch last night but it was delayed due to weather and it'll be the first mission of the new dragon capsule which can carry 50% more cargo than before. it is loaded with 6,400 pounds of research and supplies for christmas dinner, not all 6,400 is for christmas dinner but it's included in that tonnage. >> and a washington state driver is pulled over for a not-so- bright idea. the state trooper says the man was driving extremely with extremely dim headlights. using large flashlights to replace his broken headl