shelton. ♪ [ cheers and applause blake! thank you for being here and thank you for playing a game because i just -- we saw each other recently, in person. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you helped me out on my show, "that's my jam," and we played some games and i just know -- you had fun, right? >> oh, yeah, and now you're helping me out by having me play more of your games. [ laughter ] on the show. thanks for the opportunities [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i -- i will say, you were a good sport on the show, and i appreciate you doing it. although, i think you do have to brush up on your taylor swift songs >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, because you -- [ laughter ] you didn't really know that. but i'm assuming you must have run into each other in nashville, or something. >> look, listen to me, there is taylor swift -- there's the country taylor swift, which i know some of that. >> jimmy: yeah >> i'm not as familiar with the new taylor swift 2.0, which is, you know, the pop version. you know i'm still -- i'm still stuck when she was doing her countr

shelton song ever, ever. >> go blake, go blake. >> best than austin. alexa, skip. >> quickly, buddy, i also want to say the song you wrote for gwen for the wedding, there's a song we have never talked about on there called bible verses is that that track >> bible verses. >> it's one of those songs that's just, when you hear it, it's literally first of all, the song is on well written, it's frustrating that no one ever thought of this before basically, i want to be able to read the bible the bible verse being -- it's just an incredible hook, a great story and -- >> i love save your shadow, if you're doing the blake diskography. >> the bible verses or the bible versus me. some beach is so stupid. some beach somewhere is -- >> i like that song. >> blake, we love you. >> the song is actually about carson some beach is actually about carson >> blake, we're going to talk more in the fourth hour, again, body language, the deluxe albumk is out today thank you, blake >> up next, jill martin is wrapping up our holiday steals and deals to wrap up anybody you migh

let's go back to jonathan blake. he is at westminster for us. jonathan blake. he is at westminster for us. �* , ., ., ., , ~ for us. are you hearing anything? at this oint for us. are you hearing anything? at this point if— for us. are you hearing anything? at this point if there _ for us. are you hearing anything? at this point if there was _ for us. are you hearing anything? at this point if there was going - for us. are you hearing anything? at this point if there was going to - for us. are you hearing anything? at this point if there was going to be i this point if there was going to be an announcement i think we would be getting a sense of it by now. we are not at this point. that may change but as things stand at that meeting are still ongoing and ministers are going over the latest information and data and still asking questions, no doubt, of the senior officials advising the government. as we have said the prime minister has options. there is that a three pronged approach, if you like, in terms of possible scenarios that could play out. but at the m

the shooting of jacob blake. >> witnesses say blake had broken up a fight and he did not appear to be armed. >> they said blake was unarmed, that he was there to break up a fight. >> someone who was trying to break up a fight between two women.n. >> tucker: all of it was a lie. here's what actually happened. officers in kenosha responded to a call of domestic violence. the motherd. of jacob blake's children told the police "he's got my kids. he's got my keys." the officers believed blake was trying to kidnap his own children. blake had a knife and he was wanted for sexual assault. he resisted arrest. officers tried teasing jacob lake but that didn't work. those are the facts. as they emerge, the media narrative crumbled but by that point it was too late. the left was already using nonprofits likeit gofundme to ge cover for logistical support. >> professional agitators is what we call them. they don't care. >> tucker: more than half the people arrested in the riots weren't from kenosha. they were from out of town. first the media blasts false propaganda to incite violence and then the

. >> witnesses say blake had broken up a fight and he did not appear to be armed. >> they said blake was unarmed, that he was there to break up a fight. >> someone who was trying to break up a fight between two women. >> tucker: all of it was a lie. here's what actually happened. officers in kenosha responded to a call of domestic violence. the mother of jacob blake's children told the police "he's got my kids. he's got my keys. close with the officers believed blake was trying to kidnap his own children. blake had a knife and he was wanted for sexual assault. he resisted arrest. officers tried teasing jacob lake but that didn't work. those are the facts. as they emerge, the media narrative crumbled but by that point it was too late. the left was already using nonprofits like gofundme to give cover for logistical support. >> professional agitators is what we call them. they don't care. >> tucker: more than half the people arrested in the riots weren't from kenosha. first the media blasts false propaganda to incite violence and then the criminals are let loose. nonprofit groups are ac

jonathan blake, at's individual choice. jonathan blake. thank — at's individual choice. jonathan blake, thank you _ at's individual choice. jonathan blake, thank you very - at's individual choice. jonathan blake, thank you very much i at's individual choice. jonathan | blake, thank you very much for at's individual choice. jonathan i blake, thank you very much for that at westminster. meanwhile businesses have been calling for greater clarity from the government about whether people should go to christmas parties as restaurants and hotels report customers cancelling reservations. the prime minister insisted this afternoon that events should go ahead. so, what are people and bosses meant to do? our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has been talking to partygoers about their plans. many: 0h! the party season is in full swing, and staff from this company have come out in force. we gave everybody the choice whether they wanted to carry on in the uk. they've all decided to to come, which we're absolutely delighted about. and then we've got this, and then we're out

and she said, well, it's blake's right now. so blake decides to give it away, pass it up, you'll be the first person you come to. so i had to patiently wait for six months until blake decided it's not something she wanted to do. and then -- >> jimmy: and did you call blake at any time and go you -- you know what? you made the right choice. [ laughter ] i'm being beaten, i'm choking people out, i'm throwing up regularly. this is ridiculous. cardi b did a song on the soundtrack. >> yes. cardi b. >> jimmy: did you see what happened after you said -- you called cardi b the queen of hip-hop on twitter? the nicki minaj fans got really, really mad at you. >> i know. >> jimmy: will you beat them up too? [ laughter ] >> no. i'm not going to beat them up. no. >> jimmy: do you stand by that assessment of cardi b as the queen of hip-hop? >> you know, i do. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you do. >> i think -- but here's the thing. there's room for more than one queen, people. [ cheers and applause ] what we need to know, nicki is a queen

blake jr. may have been lieutenant james h. blake jr. of the 44th massachusetts, company i, who was from boston. stevenson and blake had served together. the book begins with a short biography about the general. the second child and elder son of jachlt thomas and hannah hopper stevenson was born at boston on the 3rd day of february a.d., 1836. he was the middle of three children. he had an older sister and a younger brother and was of cheerful disposition growing up. educated in the schools of his native city, the book says. at an early age evinced a commercial life and at 16 entered the counting house. the firing on sumpter, stevenson and brother robert, volunteered for a boston militia company, the fourth massachusetts infantry known as the new england guard. and stevenson was elected captain. this is the unit where stevenson and james blake, to whom our copy of the memorial book, were first serving together. the guard's task was to guard fort independence in boston harbor, a hotbed for confederate firing. it was, as you can imagine, a

blake jr. and may have been lieutenant james blake jr. the 44th massachusetts company who is from boston. he and blake had served together. the book begins with a short iger fee about the general. thomas grey stevenson was born in boston on third day of february ad, 1836. he was the middle of three children. he had an older sister and a younger brother and was a cheerful disposition growing up. the schools of his native city the book says at an early age had decided preference for the pursuit of commercial life and entered one of the most cities most active merchants. following the confederate firing of fort sumter stephenson and his brother volunteered for boston company the fourth massachusetts infantry known as the cleveland guard were stevenson was elected captain. stephenson and james blake to whom i copied the memorial book surf together. the guards task was to guard independent in boston harbor a hot bed for confederate -- [laughter] it was as you can imagine a sure bidding lasting only to the end of may of 1861 ojomo that exciteme

jonathan blake. thank ou ve event were. jonathan blake. thank you very much _ event were. jonathan blake. thank you very much indeed. _ here is that statement — warning there is some flash photography the british people have made immense sacrifices in the ongoing battle against covid 19 and i fear that my comments in the leaked video of the 20th of december last year have become a distraction in that fight. my become a distraction in that fight. my remarks seem to make light of the rules. rules that people were doing everything to obey. that was never my intention. i will regret those remarks for the rest of my days and i offer my profound apologies to all of you at home for them. working in government is an immense privilege. i tried to do right by you or, to behave with civility and decency and act to the high standards you expect of ten downing st, rightly expect of number 10. of ten downing st, rightly expect of number10. i of ten downing st, rightly expect of number 10. i will always be proud

blake masters running for the united states senate in the state of arizona. a lot of people didn't think it was within reach for the republicans but the polling suggests it is. we're rooting for you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker carlson: we're out of time. two things to remember tonight, they're super obvious, but it's the obvious things you should remember. the current regime will not be here forever. these people are completely out of their depth. they don't have the country's best interest at heart, they make unwise decisions and they're mean as hell. but they're also going away. and the second thing to remember is it's christmas this week and that's the most important thing. it's about your country, your fate, and your family. celebrate it with the ones you love. that's the best way to fight back. don't forget to stream tucker originals this holiday season. they're all worth watching. of course we'll be back every weeknight at 8:00 p.m., a sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and group think, laurence jones, our friend, in for sean tonight. he's goi

and the state has the argument concerning aggravating blakely factors that we should be briefing. how much time does the defense need to put in their motion for dispositional departure? >> well, at least one month. you know, we're backed up -- both of us are backed up on trials right now. i start one on the 20th as well. >> okay. >> so, at least one month from the end of january, preferable. >> okay. pick a date in january, and i'll give the state what they need to respond. >> january 31st. >> january 31st? that's a monday. >> okay. and how long would the state like to respond to the motion -- the sentencing motion? >> could we have two weeks, your honor? >> you may. and that date would be, zac? >> february 14th. >> okay. and mr. frank, i think that the aggravating factors, we did the blakely on a unitary basis, so no further evidence would be required. correct? >> that's correct, your honor. >> so, could you submit your brief on the aggravating factors, how much time do you need on that? >> two weeks, your honor. >> okay. and the defense would need -- >> two weeks after that. >>

would you -- can we see maybe an ariana/blake shelton collaboration? >> i mean, i would -- i personally, i would love that. i'm a little bit surprised that he hasn't reached out yet. [ laughter ] sorry, for me to be on the remix of his most recent single titled, "when i die, i hope i come back as a country boy." i personally feel that i'm a a perfect fit for something like that. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely, yeah that is actually a great idea. i'll put a call in to his agent. yeah, we'll talk we'll figure it out. >> thank you >> jimmy: i want to show everyone - >> let me know >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip of ariana grande on "the voice. take a look at this. >> i am drained emotionally. those performances were so next level incredible jershika, your ability to make everyone in the room feel what you are feeling at the same time is special. >> thank you >> paris, i started welling up while you were singing, because your ability to storytell and move everybody i have no idea what i would do here at all. can we change the rules of the show just th

the mogul praised her exkanye west for introducing her to the fashion world and blake shenlt gave a -- shots it's all i know how to be ♪ >> well, blake shelton gave an unforgivable performance of his new song come back as a country boy, accepting his award for country artist of the year dwayne the rock johnson was voted overall male movie star of the year and crowned the people's champion. plus he had a big surprise for one lucky fan. >> there is somebody here tonight president trump make a wish she has no idea i am doing this. her name is shoshana [ applause ] shoshana, can you stand up [ applause ] >> so he surprised a make a wish recipient and gave her his award, his truck, right then and there. >> i mean. by all accounts, he's a good dude >>> still to come here, opening statements set to start in the kim potter trial. >> and scammers are adg ft rdth holiday season. rdth holiday season. tom costello has tips to protect yourself emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremf

not jonathan blake, explains. for the first time during the not for the first time during the pandemic, there is a clear contrast between the approach of the government at westminster for england devolved administrations around the uk. there does seem to be a cautious confidence in downing street that they will be able to hold off imposing similar measures that are now in place in scotland, wales and northern ireland. ministers say that at every turn, they are keeping a close eye on the data and won't hesitate to act if need be, but for now, the focus is very much on the boosterjab programme to keep the omicron variant at bay. the true test of that strategy won't come until we know the severity of it for sure and see how many people it posts in hospital and in turn how the nhs can cope if it can't, then borisjohnson can't, then boris johnson decides can't, then borisjohnson decides further measures are necessary, while than a true test of his political authority will also come because there will also come because there will be conservative mps lining up will be conservative mps lining

for more on this, i'm joined now by blake essig in tokyo. blake, the visuals are quite stunning. the damage and loss of life devastating. you've been monitoring this story. what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah, you know, kim, just incredibly dramatic video that was captured as this event was taking place. but as of today, search and rescue efforts are currently underway. earlier today, sadly, the bodies of six minors who died following the eruption were found at a river near a local village. some of the bodies still inside their trucks. officials say at this point, the exact number of casualties and those displaced result of the eruption remains unknown and that's in part because officials say that there are a number of villages that they can't reach because of heavy mud and fallen trees that have blocked roads. now, the number at this point of casualties currently sits at 13, but cnn has spoken with several evacuees who haven't opinion able to locate their own family members and say that they fear that there are many more victims that haven't been found. the volcano erupted on s

and the state has the argument concerning aggravating blakely factors that we should be briefing. how much time does the defense need to put in their motion for dispositional departure? >> at least one month. we're backed up, both of us are backed up on trials right now. i start one on the 20th as well. >> okay. >> at least one month, the end of january preferably. >> okay. pick a date in january, and i'll give the state what they need to respond. >> how about january 31st? >> that's a monday. >> okay. and how long would the state like to respond to the motion, the sentencing motion? >> could we have two weeks, your honor? >> you may, and that day would be, zack? >> february 14th. >> okay. and mr. frank, i think that the aggravating factors, we do the blakely on a unitary basis so no further evidence would be required, correct? >> that's correct, your honor. >> so could you submit your brief on the aggravating factors, how much time do you need on that? >> two weeks, your honor. >> okay. and the defense would need -- okay. and mr. kramer, could you tell them what the dates are. >>

here's jonathan blake. boosterjabs are still the main hope in the battle against omicron. but as cases of the new variant continue to rise, ministers won't rule out taking further measures. we're accelerating the booster roll—out in various different ways, from halving the time between second and third doses, increasing the throughput through the vaccination centres, they're going to be open longer hours. and of course, if we need to change the approach, we can't rule it out definitively, but that would be reliant on the data that comes through. with just a few days to go until christmas, there is anxiety that plans may have to change. labour are calling for clarity. here we are with a variant that everyone is very, very concerned about, what i want to see is a government, a prime minister, that gets a grip, puts a plan forward, that hopefully we can all get behind. but where is he? there is a vacuum of leadership at the moment. the infighting is going on in the tory party, when the focus should really be on the public interest and public health. the prime minister has a

i only knew blake's version, but joe nichols has a version. it's such a beautiful song and so well written. thank you so much! >> thank you so much. >> kelly: we are all music all our today, celebrating all impressive genres, tonight she debuts as the one and only annie in "annie live" on nbc. we have a very talented celina smith in the house! [cheers and applause] so cute! that one of the most renowned modern day artists in the world of classical music, he is incredibly gifted. pianist lang lang is here! but before all of that coming our first guest for many things, but the show "empire" movies like "hustle and flow" "the curious case of benjamin button." she has been in so many things, you can see her tonight in "annie live" on nbc. please everyone, welcome taraji p. henson! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ you look so beautiful! >> taraji: you are too! thank you! hello, everybody! oh, my goodness! >> kelly: i am still taking it in. you look so beautiful. >> taraji: thank you. we had to pick a special dress for you

but first. >> i'm blake essex in tokyo. this pandemic is far from over and world health organization officials said earlier today the new variant omicron will be found in most countries of the asia-pacific region and now is the time to start preparing for the next surge. the xfinity black friday sales event is happening now on xfinity mobile. now new and existing customers can get our best wireless deal of the year - up to $1,000 in savings - for a limited time only. on the most reliable network nationwide, plus nationwide 5g. act now and save up to $1,000 with xfinity mobile. so you can go all out on gifts for the family - during our best wireless deal of the year... the xfinity black friday sales event. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm isa soares. if you're just joining us, let me bring you up to date with our top stories this hour. >>> he says he didn't pull the trigger, yet the gun still fired. actor alec baldwin breaking his silence about the shooting on the set of his movie "

blake -- big voice in all of that blake, thank you very much. from nfts to crypto, crypto's had a wild run but investors are saying that ethereum surge may soon beat out bitcoin. we're going to talk about that next. plus, putting love to the test, the very interesting way that one woman tries to figure out why so many potential dates ghost her. meaning they don't even say good-bye. they just disappear. that's the hot topic buzz, that's ahead. ♪ do you turn it up. ♪ do you sing along every time you hear that song. ♪ like we did then. ♪ like we did when. ♪ do you close your eyes. ♪ does he make you laugh. ♪ do the memories take you back ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire some of my best memories growing up, were cooking with mom. she always said

here's jonathan blake. boosterjabs are still the main hope in the battle against omicron. but as cases of the new variant continue to rise, ministers won't rule out taking further measures. we're accelerating the booster roll—out in various different ways, from halving the time between second and third doses, increasing the throughput through the vaccination centres, they're going to be open longer hours. and of course, if we need to change the approach, we can't rule it out definitively, but that would be reliant on the data that comes through. with just a few days to go until christmas, there is anxiety that plans may have to change. labour are calling for clarity. here we are with a variant that everyone is very, very concerned about, what i want to see is a government, a prime minister, that gets a grip, puts a plan forward, but hopefully we can all get behind. but where is he? there is a vacuum of leadership at the moment. the infighting is going on in the tory party, when the focus should really be on the public interest and public health. the prime minister has a

jonathan blake, bbc news, north shropshire. there are a total of 1a candidates standing in the north shropshire by—election. here's a full list of them. and you can find more details about the by—election on our website — bbc.co.uk/news. the world meteorological organisation has confirmed the highest ever temperature recorded in the arctic, 38 degrees celsius. it was measured in siberia injune last year during an unprecedented heatwave more fitting to the mediterranean. it comes as scientists warn of dramatic changes to one of the biggest glaciers in antarctica. they say a floating section at the front of thwaites glacier that until now has been relatively stable could "shatter like a car windscreen". this could speed up ice loss that already amounts to 50 billion tonnes a year. time for a look at the weather. here“s darren bett. hello there, reeta, mild in the uk today, _ hello there, reeta, mild in the uk today, but— hello there, reeta, mild in the uk today, but not 20 degrees above average. — today, but not 20 de

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jonathan blake, bbc news, north shropshire. for more analysis of what the liberal democrat victory means, here's newsnight�*s policy editor, lewis goodall. this was a by—election for the history books. let's be clear, north shropshire is, was, as true blue as it gets. conservative for as long as britain has truly been a democratic country — indeed, before. massively leave voting, older than average population, and it is now represented by a liberal democrat. it takes their total environment to 13. it takes their total in parliament to 13. that liberal democrat, helen morgan, here she is, overcame a conservative majority of 23,000. a mammoth majority. and this is how she did it. lib dems leapfrogging from third — they only got 10% of the vote in 2019 — to first in 2021 with nearly 50% of the vote. and they did it, as you can see, by direct transference to the lib dems from the conservatives. you can see there lib dems on top. conservatives with about 12,000 votes. the conservatives, the lib dems were up the conservativ

blake masters, thank you so much for coming on. how can this continu >> well, tucker, it can't. naughty nancy, my goodness she's at it again, trading stocks, breaking laws. tucker, i think nancy pelosi is the poster child for the rot and corruption in hiour politics. she uses her hih office to enrich herself, right her and her husband make tens o millions of dollars every year trading stocks. look at her rec she's outperforming warren buff she's the best investor in the how does that happen? could it be because she has nonpublic information about these compani i mean, this is disgusting and don't know if we can trust thes people to regulate themselves. we can't trust them to police themselves so we have to ban it we need to ban individual congress members from owning an trading stocks. it's just that >> well, it is -- it is that si if you're nancy pelosi and you're one of the richest in th country and speaker of the hous at the age of 81. what's the po why wouldn't she stop doing thi what does this tell us about he >>t it tells us she's really co unfortunately, the problem goes

thigh didn't help themselves early on against blake shafen making the start. >> brian: you may have gotten wally pipp. another fade. thornton went to grab. fourth down, rick, major play. >> brian: cowboys coming all the way back. could they get this done? they score. they win. desmond jackson is reaching. inches short. talk about a game of inches, this personifies it. >> brian: turnovers. didn't hurt them in the first match. >> brian: wildly emotional dave aranda. >> adam: defensive coordinator for the l.s.u. national championship team and he wanted to make sure there was no michael penix review, touchdown, requesting like that. 21-16. now, gentlemen, behold, michigan just getting under way with the big ten championship game, you know alabama is in. georgia in. cincinnati in. so that's where we stand. if michigan wins our top four isn't changing. it's just who is changing among them. >> brian: bama won. michigan two if they win. then georgia. then cincinnati. >> brian: i have bama one. georgia two. michigan would be three. >> adam: we got your fours. if michigan loses to iowa -- >> brian:

. - [graham] we're hooping with nba star blake griffin. - [blake] close (laughing) - [graham] during our day in brooklyn, the former number one overall pick discusses the key moments in his comedic endeavors. - everybody kept saying like, "oh, does basketball help?" and i was just like, "not even remotely." - [graham] and the benefits of therapy. - you just get to talk about some things that you sometimes don't wanna burden other people with. - [graham] griffin also opens up about the controversial donald sterling clippers era. - all right, here we go. i didn't know what to do, i was just kind i was a team. - [graham] the challenges of being biracial growing up in oklahoma. how true is it that a girl you were once interested in dating in high school told you

rick sending his new best friend, blake. copies of the best. blake, you're just a baby. market sentiment kilgo. he's about to be the most famous dog in his neighborhood. this is shelley's dog stitch from alabama. look at that base. next up, scout scout is a big boy. here's to sweet voice, miley and bella. a bunch of treats. this is jack daniels that's my kind of dog. you are a good boy. thank you so much for watching the best out of your day tomorrow night, mike baker. can't watch the show? n't worry about it. kenne-dvr it. good night. ♪♪si - you know, i had a guy tell me early on in my career, "you're gonna spend the rest of your life working your idea, or working somebody else's. you gotta decide what you wanna do." all of us work for mining companies all of our lives. now we're working our idea. - [narrator] in bear gulch, montana, on the 9,000 foot high slopes of the tobacco root mountains, there's a network of long, abandoned mines where no one's found gold in decades.

with me is our political correspondentjonathan blake. still we talk about these big figures and we still are in this slightly curious situation where rules are different in the uk depending on which part of the uk you live in. depending on which part of the uk ou live in. , , , depending on which part of the uk you live in-— you live in. yes, because we know the devolved _ you live in. yes, because we know the devolved governments - you live in. yes, because we know the devolved governments in - you live in. yes, because we know- the devolved governments in england, wales, north of ireland and scotland have response ability for public health. so there is not for the first time in this pandemic a pretty start difference between england and the other. you could care interest governments and scotland, wales and northern ireland at this moment as taking a more precautionary approach, putting restrictions in place to hope to fend off a big increase in hospitalisations as a result of the increase in cases that we are seeing throughout. where

jonathan blake, bbc news. adam fleming is in westminster for us. not enough evidence this boris johnson but still a gamble as things fleshed out. , ., , ., fleshed out. there is a diversion between nations _ fleshed out. there is a diversion between nations in _ fleshed out. there is a diversion between nations in the - fleshed out. there is a diversion between nations in the uk, - fleshed out. there is a diversion - between nations in the uk, scotland talking about definitive restrictions after christmas and the same in wales and they are considering them in northern ireland. and there is still radio silence from the uk government about what restrictions might apply in england although ministers admit it is an uncertain situation and what the health and social care minister is doing in interviews this morning. it is really difficult, there is uncertainty. obviously, they will have to make a balanced decision based on, you know, their own analysis of the situation, but there is risk that we could get to, you know, after christmas we could look at s

. >> kayleigh: baby blake excited third christmas. cut town the christmas tree. emergency medicine doctor. one of our covid heroes. then she went and told santa what she wanted for christmas. we could not get her to smile there was that furious smile, smile, ring a bell here is a toil. she didn't really smile. a little scared. and then finally she told santa what she wanted for christmas and i'm sorry for the shameless plug but of course such as time as this journey through the white house and beyond full of pictures of blake. pick up copies wherever books are sold. >> jesse: full of book shopping. up next "special report" is up next with the mike emanuel. >> mike: jesse, if we are doing plugs should i mention i'm doing "fox news sunday" on sunday? >> jesse: be my guest. >> mike: i guess i just did. thanks, jesse. >> jesse: merry christmas. ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight a white former police officer in suburban minneapolis has been convicted of two manslaughter charges in the shooting dea

jacob blake when jacob blake was shot by the cops for resisting arrest. we know that story. he made sure a big footprint there but not here. everyone sees through it. >> shannon: the president will comment on certain cases and some people will expect comment from him on all cases with things like this, so far, previously entered as we tracked that story. i want to ask you about the durham report. the last couple of months, there are those that say, they can count on this things and you need to forget about it. but the hill writing this the ongoing republic dilution an opinion piece by the executive but the real hoax is that the trump scandal is a hoax. the report did not clear trump or exonerate the president. the trump republicans on a counter from the durham investigation then he spent. what do you make of that? >> shannon, you are the lawyer but this is unbelievably irresponsible statement. they are not paying attention. when you sell the rest of the law year and you saw the arrest the other day of the brookings institute russian was actually arrested or repeatedly lying

stevenson and blake had served together. the book begins with a short biography about the general. thomas greely stevenson, the second child and elder son of jay thomas and hamill -- was born at boston on the third day of february -- 1836. he was the middle of three children. he had an older sister and an older brother. and was of cheerful disposition, growing up. educated in the schools of his native city, the book says, at an early rage -- i decided preference for the active pursuit of a commercial life. and at 16, entered -- in 1861, following the confederate file -- stevenson and his brother robert volunteered for a boston militia company, the fourth massachusetts infantry, known as the new england guard. stevenson was elected captain. this is the unit where needs -- to whom are copy of the memorial book -- were first serving together. the guards task was to guard fort independence in boston harbour. a hotbed for confederate firing. it was, as you can imagine, a short duty. lasting only till the end of may of 1861. a whole month of excitement. but it gave stevenson and his men

let's bring in aaron blake, senior political reporter for the "washington post." thanks for joining us on "early start" bright and early this thursday morning, iron. nice to see you. >> good morning. >> meadows may be suing the january 6 committee to stop the house from getting his phone records, but we know that lawmakers already, aaron, have plenty of -- significant evidence, including a text meadows sent another member of congress saying, quote, i love it, about the possibility of appointing alternate electors in november 2020. where does this go next? >> well, i think there are two points here. one is that the effort to sue the january 6th committee is an effort to move this into civil court. we saw during the russia investigation that's more fruitful as far as drawing things out. maybe when congress comes with a contempt referral for the justice department, meadows' lawyer will say, hey, this isn't civil court. we're litigating this right now. let that process play out. i think that's a big part of why this lawsuit was filed. the other thing i thought was int

the state guidelines would allow for a sentence between 6 to 8 years, but prosecution is pushing for blakely factors, meaning aggravating circumstances to increase that sentence. they were successful in doing that for derek chauvin. do you think they'll have success this time? >> i think it is going to be hard in this case. chauvin was a different case. with potter you had someone who had never been accused of excessive force, you know, no problems on the job. you know, the heightened sentencing guidelines i don't know if it fits. and with respect to the age, i feel daunte wright's family, this was a tragedy, but everyone involved, defense and the prosecution, says it was a tragic accident. and when the attorney general says, you know, we hold you in high regard, that really goes against what happened in the courtroom where the prosecutors called the police officers liars. so i think there is a lot to balance when you look at a sentencing and i would not be surprised if the prosecutors gave an olive branch and did not go for very, very high sentencing. >> sergeant dorsey, a lot of the messag

jonathan blake, bbc news. our chief political correspondent adam fleming said borisjohnson is reluctant to impose new restrictions in england without the data to show that omicron leads to an increase in the number of beng admitted to hospital. there is now a diversion between the different nations in the uk in that you have got scotland talking about definitive restrictions that will come in after christmas and the same in wales, and they're considering them in northern ireland. and there's still radio silence from the uk government about what restrictions might apply in england, although ministers admit that it is an uncertain situation. that's certainly what the health and social care minister gillian keegan was doing interviews this morning. it is really difficult. there is uncertainty. obviously, they will have to make a balanced decision based on their own analysis of the situation but there is risk that we could get to, after christmas, we could look at some of this data we've been talking about, we cou

>> okay, blake, exciting stuff. we'll look forward to the pictures. >>> now, the city council in south port land, maine, may have elected the country's first somali-american man. he said a lot has changed since 2018 when she first ran for the council and won. a fellow city councilors, white voted for her praising her dedication to the community. >> america is this amazing land that is -- anybody can become whoever they want if they really work hard and make relationships. >> sthere are 25,000 people. it is the fourth largest city. she is set to serve a one-year term. >>> thanks for joining us here on "cnn newsroom." i'm max foster in london. "early start" with christine romans and laura jarrett up next. you're watching cnn. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to

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and even coined them rent one ish in meaning, the wise and the blake staying together in peace. so he left a quite a beacon, a gas by these shows a lot of policies, people that are i talking about him. i say no one is going to be able to feel his shoes. in fact, if there was in one, she was saying it was going to be nothing. mandela but nesa mandela is late as well . and i me see, it's a giant legacy, the huge shoes, you know, he leaves behind and in your words, what did he consider his work in the country to be done? this is lynn m wants to see update coming to an end. this is what the 4th one on monday, la, an adams winn prison, detach. if that, yes, you did, because a potted came to an end. $8099.00 to full. we saw a democratic government coming in. did he end in quality? no. notice not really, but he went a bit, the tick very white despite in trying to and that him to do himself who admit that he has done his part is now left for on the south africans while live now to do the upbeat in the upper level assembled a things like racism, things like in the quality at things that

clipping blake head over heels, no score there for the falcons. they score zero points on those three trips down near the goal line. and after the game, kyle shanahan, he gave a lot of credit to his defensive coordinator, and that would be d'amico. ryan played by pointing to the been very, um. pleased and excited about dimicco. we know he would would be good. um, but then there's lots of challenges that go through the year. i wanted your first time. um you gotta you gotta learn on the run. it's just about adjusting to things and just the way he's handled the team the way he's handled the players the way he's handled things when. his back's been against the wall from just pressure outside and stuff. you guys always the same , and i think he's got better as the year goes, and that means he'll get better each year with us. yes and the 49ers are clearly also getting better. as the year goes, their defense gave up just 62 yards on the ground today 13 1st downs and shutting down the falcons and you know, not much rest at all as you heard, shanahan say.

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wanna come back as a country boy ♪ ♪ no there ain't no better life if you ask me ♪ >> that's singer blake shelton performing "come back as a country boy" before accepting the award for country artist of the year. actor dwayne johnson of presented with the people's champion award by amazon founder jeff bezos. johnson then invited the people's choice make-a-wish recipient to the stage for a special moment. >> i want to give you this. [ cheers ] because you represent everything that it means to be a people's champion. so this is for you. >> thank you to make-a-wish in general. i just never expected that something this big could happen. [ applause ] yeah, thank you so much to you and to make-a-wish. >> one of the night's biggest winners was the boy band bts. they won three people's choice awards, group of the year, as well as song and music video of 2021 for their smash "butter." >>> customers at a south carolina fast food restaurant were doing double-takes when chevy chase jumped behind the counter. chase was in charleston last week for a special screening of the holiday classic "national la

something by the cops that came in blake's la search. so our room was it's weird dude. like you know, but dallas something i fell i could have happened to anybody through and to classes like so. i didn't, i didn't know i just assumed it was fine. more of every day wafford in campus police force been i gave him a big hug and thanked him for help and me. and he says, and i asked what he's going to do, and he says, i gotta, i gotta go dad, i got a date like so, hug them and said i told him i loved him and he told me log me in this cargo way. that's last. last time i seen him. mm. i never was after class. we start heading back to the dorms and static. got a call and he's like healing or a party later nosing. yeah, i guess walked up the stairs and he said, i'll come get you when i'm ready and i said, all right, see you later man. and when at one one's flight of stairs and that was it towards the end of the night, isn't i? can i take sad, i can, i'll hey, do you want to smoke a cigarette or something? so gone me and andrew was up in the room and we went up and met, drew, and

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here's our political correspondent, jonathan blake. booster jabs are still the boosterjabs are still the main hope in the battle against omicron but as cases of the new variant continue to rise, ministers will not rule out taking further measures. irate rise, ministers will not rule out taking further measures. we are accelerating _ taking further measures. we are accelerating the _ taking further measures. we are accelerating the booster - taking further measures. we are i accelerating the booster roll-out taking further measures. we are i accelerating the booster roll-out in accelerating the booster roll—out in various different ways, halving the time between second and third doses, increasing this through the vaccination, open longer hours, and of course if we need to change the approach, we can't rule it out definitively, but that will be reliant on the data that comes through. reliant on the data that comes throu . h. ~ , ., reliant on the data that comes throu~h. ~ , . through. with 'ust a few days until christmas, through. wit

but over the years notes from total strangers have appeared in george blake's mailbox with gratitude for his role in history. >> he was stationed at pearl harbor. >> december 7th. i was only there a few minutes. 1941 and there was this tremendous sound. the day america was thrust into world war 2. we come out of the building. the sky was fo planes more than 2400 americans died in that attack they were all kids and you could say a little part of jordan died that day, too. george is the last pearl harbor survivor in his small colorado county, one of the last in the entire country. >> but a few months ago 80 years later, this veteran signed up to serve his community once again when a friend had an idea for a fundraiser leading up to georgia's one 100th birthday. he said would you get a 100 works in by a birthday. can we do that? i said i think so. so i do. did he ever for more than 3 months in the thin mountain air 7,000 feet above sea level. >> barry was every day to my 100th birthday and on his birthday. he's the one who gave the president to his hometown more than $10,000 raised thro

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