game show you can think of, including "password" where she met and married her longtime love, the late allen ludden. then came the role that was made for her. mary tyler moore even said, "we need someone who can play sick ninningly sweet like betty white." white played sue ann nivens, sickeningly sweet on the outside, and snemming, conniving, lustful, hilarious on the inside. >> did you crash the men's room? >> of course not! i went as somebody's guest. ( laughter ). >> reporter: she was so good as sue ann, with two emmy awards, that she was offered much the same role in "the golden girls," the sassy, man-hungry blanche. but the director changed her to the opposite, the sweet, naive rose. >> i got him a golf club. ( laughter ) don't tell him. it's a surprise. ( laughter ). >> reporter: but betty white didn't really become america's senior citizen sweetheart until a candy bar commercial in 2010. >> you're playing like can the we out there. >> that's not what your girlfriend said. >> reporter: suddenly, america couldn't get enough of white, a sweet old lady with a naughty, raunchy side. thanks

but truly the love of her life has been allen. she was just wild about him and every time she talked about him her eyes would sparkle and it was only 20 years and she wished she had more but she wasn't someone to dwell on the things that made her sad. she found something new to pour herself into. mostly animal related or work, which she loved and that was a passion. >> what a life. what a life, what a she had. and now we know she hung up on robert redford. so there is that. >> yeah. >> thank you for sharing these memories. we're sorry for your loss but so glad she was in the world. >> we are so lucky to have her and may we live so fully and to so long and in such an amazing way. she will not be forgotten, that is for sure. >> they will not. thank you very much. happy new year. >> bye-bye. >>> coming up, president biden warns vladimir putin of consequences if russia makes a move on ukraine. don't trust the process. (♪) my family's been devastated by covid-19. and we're not alone. we've all had to find new ways to keep going. and

sitcom and a job changed everything for her on the game show password she met the love of her life allen passionate about animal welfare winning lifetime achievement award from the jane good all institute. >> my life is divided in 4568. half show business and half animal business. i will do anything i can to make life better for these guys. >> even as she aged, white stayed young, appearing in super bowl commercial and later hosting "saturday night live." >> when i first heard about the campaign to get me to host "saturday night live," i didn't know what facebook was. [laughter] and now that i do know what it is, i have to say, it sounds like a huge waste of time. [laughter] >> this is the latest issue of people magazine which obviously went to press before her death as to upbeat nature she said i got it from my mom and that never changed. i always find the positive. she also said the key to happiness is a sense of humor, quoting you better realize how good life is while it's happening because before you know it, it will be gone. betty white passed away at 99. mike? >> mike: a cultural i

she called her third husband, tv host allen ludden, the love of her life. they were together almost 20 years before ludden died of stomach cancer in 1981. >> and you never remarried. >> nope. when you've had the best, who needs the rest. >> reporter: a devoted pet lover, white was a longtime advocate for animal welfare. she called television her hobby and animals her work. yet her hobby kept her busy. white's talents as an actress and comedienne were in demand well into her senior years. following a grassroots facebook campaign in 2010, white became the oldest person ever to host "saturday night live" at the age of 88. >> you know what's an accomplishment? staying awake on the toilet. >> the show earned huge ratings and white, her seventh emmy award. later that year, white took on another role on tv land's "hot in cleveland." >> i thought you weren't coming? >> i ran out of vodka. and i thought i'd come over here and freshen up my drum. >> in her 90s, white was as popular as ever with several ongoing film and television projects. >> how lucky can a 90-year-

. >> twice divorced she found the love of her life in game show host allen ludden. >> the pass word tonight is -- >> home. will you take me home tonight. >> i certainly will. >> they were husband and wife until his death from cancer in 1981. she in every remarried. >> as far as a serious relationship, i just couldn't imagine it, you know, at this point in my life. there you go. there you go, sweetheart. >> during her spare time, betty white was a tireless advocate for the humane treatment of animals, serving with animal-related charities and on the board of the los angeles zoo. >> we are such a throwaway society. we treat even our animals like paper towels. take one, if it doesn't work out, you throat it away. >> white's career had remarkable staying power as a new generation of fans loved her in films like ""the proposal"". >> let's see if we can find your boobs. they are in there somewhere. >> yes, they are. >> like an easter egg hunt. >> reporter: well into her 80s, white showed no sign of slowing down with appearances on late-night comedy shows and commercial work. >> you are playing li

don't think betty ever feared passing because she always wanted to be with her most beloved husband, allen ludden. she believed she would be with him again. >> you know, fine old pass word episodes. he was the host of pass word. that was her husband. their chemistry on that show, there was a lot of double entendre and a lot of fun. i want to recommend you go see a clip of that. >> we aired a clip where she asked him to take her home. it was charming. betty white, debt at the age of 99. f 99 (kate) and up to $1,000 when you switch. (carolers) ♪better♪ (kate) because everyone deserves better. if you wanna look fresh, fresh. you gotta eat fresh. eat fresh. that's why subway bought time in my shampoo ad. to talk about the new baja chicken & bacon. body, bounce, and baja. bounce. eat fresh. ♪ baby got back by sir mix-a-lot ♪ body, bounce, and baja. unlimited cashback match... only from discover. wondering what actually goes into your multi-vitamin. at new chapter. its innovation organic ingredients and fermentation. fermentation? yes, formulated to help your body really truly absorb the

i think she never feared death, because she wanted to be with her beloved husband allen ludden and that is her statement. and the agent referring to the magazine cover, and she was about to have a big 100th birthday extravaganza on the cover to preview, that and she told the magazine she is in good health, and we don't know the cause of death, but whatever happened, apparently it was sudden given that she was profiled recently, and felt well. >> and also, you cannot quantify the impact that she had on the american public senior citizens impact on the culture and i did not start to watch her until she was on "the golden girls" which is a tv story about retired individuals and the important role she played at such an important older stage. brian, we will talk more about it after the top of the hour, but we will take a short break and have more on the death of betty white.

suddenly he canceled shortly before the interviews were to occur and said, he just showed up on the allen show, with a cane and a lamp. he shot through this door right from behind the door. i didn't know how he was shooting out of all the investigative reporters that we have that can ask hard questions. i mean, ellen degeneres, who happens to have a whole line of slot machines that are sponsored by the m g m resorts. wow. so and i mean really he saved your life and he said the else or the woman that came out of the door to you, stop everything and m g m resort and mandalay bay did everything right. he just threw him softballs in like she was telling him what happened. there was a metal bracket holding the door in place. right. so what we're talking about here just everybody is clear. okay. so the only dam interview that he did was on a t v talk show. you just want this to be over. so you're talking about it now and then you're not going to talk about it again. and she managed to keep him out of contact with the media, and they made sure that instead of hearing the facts from his mouth, we

joseph is the acting director of the office of counseling and career placement services at allen university. he started the first food pantry in april of 2019. which has since provided over 2800 food bags to students on campus. dr. alicia powers is the managing director at the hunger solutions institute at armen university. today her leadership draws on her experience coordinating and evaluating policies, systems and environmental approaches to food -- the original model allowed students to donate excess dining hall passes to their peers and has expanded since then. and has expanded since then. i am grateful to all of you for being here. this is an important topic and we will begin with -- i will yield to you now. >> thank you so much and good morning. it is an honor and a pleasure to be here with you all joining in live from the bay area. shout out to the bay and all the people that have a special heart for the bay. i am so grateful to be here with you all. i want to invite all generations of students and folks dedicated to students past, present and future who have made this possible beca

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joseph allen, that is great information ahead of this holiday. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next, you want to start the new year off on the right foot? dr. sanjay has his top health tips. this is the time of the year everyone can cannot get enough health tips. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> we are less than 24 hours from ringing in 2022. i

we also saw earlier this year, allen west, a big figure in the texas gop. the head of the texas gop in fact. talking about secession. you have heard the late rush limbaugh bob talk about the possibility of secession or civil war. so it is out there. she didn't originate this kind of talk. i'm part of this can be added to the long endless lists of grotesque things that are coming out of the right these days. but the other thing about it is that there is no way to separate americans by state. i think the civil war did establish, for sure, that secession is not a possibility. but not only that. every state in this union consists of red areas and blue areas. liberals and conservatives living side by side. we are not going to have tennessee saying that we are succeeding from kentucky. >> yes. >> so there's absolutely no way to draw a line. we are stuck with one another, and we have to live together in peace. >> amen. i couldn't agree more with what should be an uncontroversial sentiment. although, again, david, part of the issue when we talk about building the c

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i'm allen martin. >> and i am kpix 5 morning anchor amanda starrantino in for elizabeth. charlie walter joins us now to explain what derailed tonight's game. >> reporter: when we run in san francisco, my buddies just have five players. you don't need a bench. the nba is not pickup basketball. you need to produce eight healthy bodies to play a game. the nuggets could not do that after three went to the covid list today, combining with their various injuries from the past. on tuesday, the nuggets defeated the warriors in san francisco, but things are changing fast in a covid world. this is now the 11th nba game postponed, the first involving the warriors. no makeup date has been announced at this point. golden state will stay on the road. they are scheduled to play the jazz in salt lake on new year's day. the warriors are going to get jordan poole and moses money off of the list tonight. draymond green is still working through his covid hiatus. i will see you tonight at 11:00 with sports. >>> now to the alarming spread of covid over the holidays. take a look at the positivi

i'm allen martin. >> and i am kpix 5 morning anchor amanda starrantino in for elizabeth. charlie walter joins us now to explain what derailed tonight's game. >> reporter: when we run in san francisco, my buddies just have five players. you don't need a bench. the nba is not pickup basketball. you need to produce eight healthy bodies to play a game. the nuggets could not do that after three went to the covid list today, combining with their various injuries from the past. on tuesday, the nuggets defeated the warriors in san francisco, but things are changing fast in a covid world. this i

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i'm allen martin. >>> i'm kpix 5 morning anchor amanda starrantino, in for elizabeth. we start with a live look at chase center. the warriors are on the road tonight. they were supposed to be taking on the denver nuggets in 30 minutes, but the team is dealing with a covid first. >> reporter: my buddies and die, we run with five players in san francisco, but the nba is not pickup basketball. you need to produce eight healthy bodies to play a game. the nuggets could not do that today. on tuesday, the nuggets defeated the warriors in san francisco, but things change fast in this covid world we have right now. this is the 11th nba game postponed, the first involving the warriors. no makeup date has been announced at this point. the golden state will stay on the road, scheduled to play the jazz in salt lake on new year's day. the warriors were supposed to get jordan poole and ricky moses moody off of the covid list tonight. tremont green is working through his covid hiatus. if you are wondering maybe why didn't they go to the tv can pick up some guys really quick, it happen

. >>> and i am allen martin. now to the latest on california's drought. you are looking at a major boost to california's water supply after some of the driest years on record. >> the first survey of the season shows the mountain snowpack is about 160% of average for this time of year , following a series of big winter storms. >> that news comes as new data shows the dramatic change in the states drought conditions. on the left is last week's drought monitor map. on the right is where we stand right now. >> what a difference a year makes. we have team coverage beginning with brian hackney, and a closer look at the snowpack. >>> i will show you graphics that really point out what is happened in a month. this is back on december 1. the northern sierra had 10% of average, central 16%, southern sierra at 7%. that's the beginning of the month. let's look at the central sierra. the statewide snowpack was 13%. beginning of the month. look at the central sierra. 16% to 164%. and the entirety of the sierra has gone to 160%. the story on the reservoirs is about the

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allen, stand news with sedition. they've been identified in court documents as former stand news chief shawn point when and patrick land you now spent comes a day after authorities rated the offices of stan news a jury in the united states. hassan british, socialite, glenn maxwell, guilty of helping the sex offender jeffrey epstein abuse under age girls for a period of years. after 5 days of deliberations, the new york jury found a maxwell guilty on 5 counts, including richard, recruiting and grooming esteems teenage victims. the verdict could be seen, could see the 60 year old spend the rest of her life in prison, recruiting and grooming teenage victims and trafficking a minor. these are 2 heavy charges of which british socialite glee maxwell was found guilty by the new york jury. the road to justice has been far too long, but today justice has been done. no one, no matter how powerful or well connected it is above the law. jolaine maxwell is the daughter of british newspaper. baron robert maxwell, in court accuser

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when the american company clark tours brought mostly wealthy american travellers to jerusalem couples allen proctor. mm. the financial groundwork for the hotel had been laid several years earlier in 1896 more than a 100 swedes drawn in by an spf, it's vision and ideas, joined the community. the sweets contributed much needed practical skills and help boost the community's economic prospects. agriculture and handy crafts became an important source of income. the american colony began to flourish and cross blue by then the community had more than a 150 members. the american colony was bursting out of its house and the old city, after the sweets got there, they were very wealthy at the time they were looking for somewhere that they could expand and somewhere they could farm by now they had, they had pixels at cows, they were looking for gardens to grow things, looking for space with the group moved to a large estate which would later become the american colony hotel. ah, at the time it was situated in the midst of olive groves outside the jerusalem city walls. a former palace, with many rooms,

say the top 5 to 10% of all employees, priceless absolutely priceless >> allen, thank you. good talking to you today. happy new year. >> pleasure, take care >>> still to come, didi's woes continue shares plunging overnight after china's tech crackdown took a toll on their third quarr vee. 'lta to a company that advises doing business in china. that's next on "squawk box." i feel like they might have a better finance system than we do. workday. how do they make better decisions faster? workday. it's got to be something workday. i think i got something. work... hey, rob, you're on mute. hello! hey, rob, there he is. workday. the finance, hr and planning system for a changing world. >>> an update now on the global chip shortage, two major manufacturers are warning a lockdown in china could affect production in the area china has cracked down on travel into and out of the city to curb a covid outbreak it could lead to delays of d-ram memory chips samsung said it would temporarily adjust operations at its facilities in the region that manufacture flash memory chips. sm so look o

nbc news correspondent ron allen has the story. >> reporter: after six days of deliberation, a jury found ghislaine maxwell guilty of five out of six federal charges including section trafficking of minors which is the most serious and carries up to 40 years behind bars. >> the road to justice has been far too long. but today justice has been done. >> reporter: throughout the three-week trial prosecutors calling two dozen witnesses. four women who say they were recruited, groomed, and lured by maxwell when they were teenagers so they could be sexually abused by jeffrey epstein, calling maxwell epstein's partner in crime saying epstein was able to sexually abuse young girls because maxwell was the key to the whole operation. jurors were reminded that she lived with him for years and was even referred to as the lady of the house. prosecutors tying the pair by showing pictures of them together throughout the years adding maxwell received more than $30 million from epstein during the years her alleged crimes were committed. the defense trying to discredit the four women, questioning their mem

listen, we have jimmie allen there singing good times roll. i thought he said roll tide roll sitting here as a bulldog plan. new year's to me is a big college football game day. i'm ready for that. lawrence: yeah, joey, i'm actually going to be in times square for the fox news channel. i was going to be in nashville. we decided to mix it up a little bit. carley: mix it up. lawrence: i will be there doing coverage. weekend team for "fox & friends," will, pete and rachel will be live from nashville tomorrow. carley: that's right. tune in to fox news for that new year's eve special. it will be the most fun show on tv. you don't want to miss it. we got to start here with a fox news alert. guilty of five of six counts a jury convicting jillane maxwell of sex trafficking, recruiting underaged girls for jeffrey epstein. todd piro is live with the details on this front. todd, good morning. >> good morning to all three of you. as maxwell's accusers rejoice, those inside the courtroom say maxwell showed no emotion as the verdicts was read. the 60-year-o

>> ron allen on the breaking news tonight. now to our other top story. the numbers are just staggering as covid cases skyrocket across the u.s. the seven-day average in the u.s. now topping 260,000 new cases per day. that's a new high. last week alone, there were 1.8 million new cases nationwide but the president's top adviser, dr. fauci, also offered a dose of encouraging news today while the omicron variant appears to be highly contagious, hospitalizations are not yet rising as steeply as cases he also pointed to new studies that suggest the variant seems less severe than delta. kerry sanders has more from miami >> reporter: tonight a disturbing 60% surge in daily covid cases compared to last week. the hyper jump in numbers largely due to omicron, according to the cdc. >> it's hard right now. i hope people can do their part to get vaccinated. >> reporter: dr. jeff palo in wisconsin says new covid patients will likely spend the night in the er because his hospital is at capacity. >> many of them will be unvaccinated. they will have regrets. some will ev

nbc news correspondent ron allen has all the details. >> reporter: after six days of deliberation, the jury found ghislaine maxwell guilty of five charges including sex trafficking which carries up to 40 years behind bars. >> the road to justice has been far too long, but today just his has been done. >> reporter: throughout the trial the prosecution calling two dozen witnesses, four women saying they were recruited, groomed, and sexually abeauted by epstein. they say he was able to sexually abuse young girls because maxwell was the key to the whole operation. she lived with him for years and was even referred to as the lady of the house. prosecutors showed pictures tying them together for years. maxwell received more than $30 million from epstein during the years her alleged crimes were committed. epstein took his own life behind bars in 2019, but his presence looming over the courtroom. the defense reminded the jury to separate maxwell from the disgraced financier saying ghislaine maxwell is not jeffrey epstein, adding she's been tried for being with jeffrey epstein. maybe that was t

joseph is the acting director of the office of counseling and career placement services at allen university. he started the first food pantry in april of 2019. which has since provided over 2800 food bags to students on campus. dr. alicia powers is the managing director at the hunger solutions institute at armen university. today her leadership draws on her experience coordinating and evaluating policies, systems and environmental approaches to food -- donate excess dining hall passes to their peers and has expanded since then. i am grateful to all of you for being here. this is an important topic and we will begin with -- i will yield to you now. >> thank you so much and good morning. it is an honor and a pleasure to be here with you all joining in live from the bay area. shout out to the bay and all the people that have a special heart for the bay. i am so grateful to be here with you all. i want to invite all generations of students and folks dedicated to students past, present and future who have made this possible because it was community and organizing that really mobilized us to be h

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. >> i'm allen, as that storm moves out of the bay area get ready to bundle up. a live look outside at our bay area bridges, lots of rain on the lenses. let's bring in brian, in tonight for meteorologist brian hagan, can we expect a break in the lane rain later tonight? >> cold-weather story coming into the bay area tomorrow night. the system is unwinding over the south, bringing another 2/10 of an inch tonight, the santa cruz mountains, the flood advisory is posted and the block cc surrounding the area, you can see why. a good cell coming over from san jose, oxford lps, here in the south bay it is coming down pretty good for the rest of the bay area it is drying up out of the mountains, winter storm warnings, travel is still tough. in terms of our own forecasts there are changes ahead, we will detail those in a few minutes. >> we will see you then, thanks. the winter storm bringing even more snow just to our north a good amount falling on copper mountain in lake county today. just enough to see it on the sides of the road, and for kids to get out there. they got

which is a figure of speech that daniel allen would probably approve of. everybody wants to have a say in the speech. and, even though it is annoying for the speech writers, sometimes the approval loop ten save you. in this case, there was a factual error in the original version of the speech. let me enlarge this a little. ben elliott was the guy in charge of speech writing, see page two, suggest double check facts of army as i recall, the big guns were not in place at the top of the cliffs, they had been moved. which is true. so, they checked the facts, jim was right, and they changed the text to remove the factual error. this did not work with the fake e to-go comment. but nobody is perfect. so the speech goes through the approval loop, in this case, it had the intended effect. see the circled ideas, and we guns were quieted, etc. and so, reagan gave this famous speech. again, it is worth seeing some of the video. >> listen to the podcast every tuesday. have a seat. may he rest in peace. ronald reagan passing away today. >> much of europe have been under

joseph is the acting director of the office of counseling and career placement services at allen university. he started the first food pantry in april of 2019. which has since provided over 2800 food bags to students on campus. dr. alicia powers is the managing director at the hunger solutions institute at armen university. today her leadership draws on her experience coordinating and evaluating policies, systems and environmental approaches to food -- donate excess dining hall passes to their peers and has expanded since then. i am grateful to all of you for being here. this is an important topic and we will begin with -- i will yield to you now. >> thank you so much and good morning. it is an honor and a pleasure to be here with you all joining in live from the bay area. shout out to the bay and all the people that have a special heart for the bay. i am so grateful to be here with you all. i want to invite all generations of students and folks dedicated to students past, present and future who have made this possible because it was community and organizing that really mobilized us to be h

. >> i'm allen, as that storm moves out of the bay area get ready to bundle up. a live look outside at our bay area bridges, lots of rain on the lenses. let's bring in brian, in tonight for meteorologist brian hagan, can we expect a break in the lane rain later tonight? >> cold-weather story coming into the bay area tomorrow night. the system is unwinding over the south, bringing another 2/10 of an inch tonight, the santa cruz mountains

. >> for the past month allen shoe has been on the hunt for a covid-19 test. a lot of base. they brought out really quickly. >> and even say i just heard about it and i inslee rushed year and i'm the last person in line for them now. so today at the la familia counseling center. >> he finally found what he was looking for. i'm really surprised because as soon as i heard our i got my keys and i. drove here i was expecting to super long line. and i got here that low. there is an ally in a matter of 2 hours, 360 tests were given out and all that's left now. >> are these empty boxes. when i got here, the south last one. i got really surprised because. the word spreads fastened. it's all gone even with an increased demand in tests. officials with sacramento county public health want to be clear, there's not a shortage of tests. the county says even though it may feel like tests are hard to come by. >> the holiday season comes with more people wanting to get tested before gathering with family pictured a psychologist certainly seen an increase folks coming to get tested. our commu

so let's take a lesson to an interesting conversation between an embassy anchor and the cdc allen . dr. lensky is, you know, well, the cdc has been criticized for mixed messaging throughout the course of this pandemic, whether it's on masks or on boosters. why should americans trust the cdc? my job right now is to take all of the science and the information that we have and to deliver guidance and recommendations to the american people that is adapted to the science at hand. this pandemic has given us a lot of new and updated science over the last 2 years. and it is my job to convey that science through those recommendations and that of exactly what we are doing. ok, i heard the term science about 4 times in her 22nd answer. but rick, if this was all about science, why don't we hear about the steady of masks only being 3 percent effective? do you think the cdc is priority? is the well being of the american people and are honestly changing recommendations for the greater good. and do you think the cdc is giving out mixed messaging? well, absolutely. i don't think that the cdc really

so, tired of the rain that's good news for you, amanda and allen? >> thanks, brian. >>> the pandemic has put a strain on many families this holiday season. >> this year more than ever, food banks are relying on the community to step up and fill the growing need. >> kit go was there for one company's big show of support. >>> we are here in one of my favorite places in the entire world. this is the sorting room, this is where dozens of people come, year-round to pack food and ship it out to needy companies. the level of compassion and love in this room is through the roof. it could not happen without generous donors, like bob lafleur here. your involvement with second harvest has gone back more than three decades. what keeps it going year after year? >> we are very proud to be associated with second harvest food bank. we really appreciate what they do. we want to be a good citizen in the community is. there's no better way than by this partnering. >> donating $100,000 initially but then heard about the need, kicked in another $100,000. this is going t

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city, attracting ever more tourists and business people, as well as our than jewish immigrants. edmond allen b who'd been promoted to field marshal, became one of anna spotted welcome guests. business at the american colony hotel was booming. the colony had, by that time more or less for commer toe, you can imagine coming him from england. you defeated the germans of the turks and you find, oh, these people are living a slightly westernized style life. at the american colony, the cities cultural classes rub shoulders ah, one of the most famous guests was thomas edward laurence, best known as lawrence of arabia and astute observer, brilliant writer, an ever teller of tales. lou 93 and especially died lulu vigil. she carried on her spirit through his work and faith, bringing people together and creating places of refuge for her biggest concern. went to the cities, disadvantage children. in 1925, she opened an orphanage. was the orphanage would later become spafford children's center, a charitable institution that still occupies the original location in yield city. the foundation provides healt

right. allen's mom, that record had stood for 11 years with good form this season helping the war is reached in west and covered 19 has continued to have a huge impact on by legal. she's day a severely, the civil side went down against the new mix. the call and towns and the edwards and the angela russell. all missing you to come with 900 protocols and it's losing this 196 to 88 years now. more than a 100 players attorney, sidelined under the leagues covered 19 protocols, but m b a commission, adams, silver says he's got no plans to pull the season. in fact, so monday, the league shortened quarantine supplies that are tested positive, vaccinated players and coaches who are a symptomatic. now only need to isolate for 6 rather than 10 days. when be a analyst brendan robinson says players and fans will split as to what the league should do next. 97 percent of the league is vaccinated. ah, but the crazy part about at all is the number of players more recently who have tested positive and who have sat out a while that that was want to my desk early this morning is that there has been a le

let's bring in ron allen. what do you know? >> reporter: we're waiting to hear exactly what this verdict is. we just got word that it's going to be read in court. we don't know exactly what it is. maxwell faces multiple, the most serious is child sex trafficking, which carries a maximum sentence of potentially 40 years in prison. and this involves the use of an underage girl. all these cases date back to the 1994 to 2004 or so. there have been two and a half weeks or so of testimony. the jury has been deliberating on this matter now for almost 35 hours. this was the fifth full day of testimony and i keep glancing down to hear or to see when -- the jury is being brought into the courtroom as we speak. again, we don't know the details of all this. the indictment has six counts. they are three counts of conspiracy and three counts that involve abuse of minors. maxwell, we all know, was an associate of the late jeffrey epstein. this case has been going on now for several weeks. there have been, there's been a lot of witness testimo

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here with me now is nbc news correspondent ron allen, outside the courthouse in new york city. ron, the questions that we're getting from the jury, these transcripts, what could they indicate? >> reporter: the last was the first witness to testify in the trial, jeffrey epstein's pilot. he does a lot of things in this case, he identifies the people on the plane with epstein and he dropped a lot of names like donald trump, bill clinton and others. he also identified all the passengers, although he made a point of saying that the cockpit door was always closed. he made a point in his testimony of saying he never saw any sexual activity on the plane, he never saw any underaged girls on the plane or what he thought were underaged girls. he even identified one of the key accusers in the trial and said that when he saw her, he did not think that she was underage, which is a central issue of this trial, of course, because that's the accusation, that maxwell was recruiting underage girls for epstein. they pretty much replayed the entire trial since coming back earlier this week. there h

counts in the indictment, the judge can give them another instruction, sometimes referred to as an allen charge or a dynamite charge. you have to be really careful when you do this. the judge doesn't want to strong-arm a jury either way, for conviction or acquittal. the judge can say, ladies and gentlemen, there's no reason to think another jury would be any better at this than you, so keep an open mind, please continue to deliberate, listen to one another, debate with one another, review the evidence, and if you can come to some sort of conclusion, that's preferable to having to try this over again. it's a fine line for a judge to walk. again, joe, you don't want to strong-arm or push a jury into resolving a case it's not ready to resolve. >> and chuck, if, if either case does end in a hung jury, then what happens next? >> right, so i had alluded to that earlier, but probably didn't explain it very well, joe. a hung jury means the government can retry the case. the fifth amendment of the constitution says that you can't be put in jeopardy twice for the same offense. but a hung jury is a