so peter and i have worked on that. agree with him on many things. i disagree with him on others. agree that the process has been slow. that it is complicated and there has been bureaucracy that was bogged down and i continue to join with him and others, a bipartisan coalition to push the administration to speed that process, expedite it and to do everything possible to get our partners out. at the same time, i recognize that this is a complicated issue. there are a lot of people within the administration who are working really hard, who want to do this just as much as we do, and have friends there too, that this is not an abstraction for, that these are people that they knew and worked with for years that are fighting hard just like we are. so i think there is a lot of will in the administration to get this done. we have to continue to push. >> congressman jason crow, thank you very much and wishing you a happy and healthy new year. >> happy new year to you. >>> coming up, communities in colorado devastated after sudden wildfires tear across the state. governor jared polis will j

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the only question i have is when you show tucker carlson and peter navarro criticizing me, i consider that a badge of honor. >> that's just some of what we have all heard from dr. fauci over the course of this pandemic and like it or not, much of it remains very relevant as people plan for a new year with the pandemic still a part of our daily lives. >>> now we turn to another big story of 2021 which was the launch of a new presidency, a very familiar figure in joe biden, trying to turn the page. here on the beat, we went inside the biden white house, this is back when they were just getting started. it was a really interesting time to see new staff turn the page, new vibes. we had reporting inside the west wing because the president was preparing for his first address to congress. joe biden has given many speeches, this was his first as president in that forum. it is a process that will be coming again this january. president biden is about to deliver his first speech to congress and final preparations are under way at the white house where we got a rare chance to report from behind

mayor peter marki-zay, tells me how he's trying to do just that, by rallying unlikely allies, ahead of the next electi.

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now i think some of your life experience could contribute to that, because are at a certain, peter, if you were instrumental to humanizing the relationship between our 2 countries. but let's start from the beginning because it is, you written many books, but i think your own la storia really reads like a novel. you 1st came to russia, looking for more information about him ophelia, a red blood condition that i think your son and this on of the last russians are, will. yes, they did do share there, but hemophilia in, he murphy is pretty rare. usually it is a pass down in families, but every country has a certain number of hemophilia who are born for no reason at all. i just, i phone want to say scientifically, it took over a quick repressive. i never say the right word, reached gena, in other words, or the same ophelia should be dead, but they're not. they keep reappearing occasionally in every country. well, as it turned out, i have been to get one to, but it is very rare. it, i mean, rich considering and for me in my swiss family, we had, i had 22 male 1st cousins. impossible. and i w

peter hotez, co-director of texas children's hospital center for vaccine development and dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine. good to have you, dr. hotez. let's begin there where polo left off because we're heading into this holiday weekend during an unprecedented spike in covid cases. and thanks to a lack of available tests, a lot of americans are confused about how to navigate this surge. what do you say to people who feel like we've done everything? we've gotten our vaccines. we've gotten boosted. we're wearing masks and we're still seeing breakthrough infections. and you see people tonight in times square that just want to be back to normal. they want to gather. they don't want to socially distance. what do you say to them? >> yeah, no, it's frustrating. everyone is exhausted. everyone is totally sick of this pandemic but the reality is this omicron variant has some new features. it is highly resistant to many of the vaccines so if you get three doses, it's about 70% to 75% protective. but then it goes down within a couple of months afte

some polish pyrotechnics we'll have to make due with the professional displace, peter all of our all t, berlin. well, most of us get one shot at midnight to ring in the new year. but of course, it's a very different story when you're opening. we are 16 times a day in the true a bold, international space station i was celebrate. install there for is the russian cosmonaut. knew your message for us all back down on f. lose. yeah. hi. dear franz from the international space station were cosmo on santano capero and petra broth sharing review this magical feeling of the upcoming new year. both here in space and back at home on earth militia live on the norm where wishing you a new year, 2022 of good health strength prosperity in new achievements. stay close to one another and b mary happy new year. yeah, absolutely. and the same to you guys up there and everyone else with you as well of the now, but it moves movie magic was created in 2021 on the i assess the russian film crew went into wal bit to produce the 1st of a feature length film to be shot in space. the team spend 12 days a bull b

i'm peter developed from and you were discussing 20212022. ah. okay, let's go back to john in paris. you know, one of the events of 2021 that i found really quite fascinating was this rather ridiculous democracy summit. the virtual one i think of. everyone remembers here and you know, it all of this talk about a democracy, but for me it was just, it was a very, very much an ideological show to data maintain, had gemini, because is the, it was presented as, you know, a confident western lead world. i with, with that while back by their ideology, the course they don't call it neo liberalism, but you know, they call it democracy, rule of law, all of this type of thing. but i actually thought it was more of a, a virtual presentation out of desperation. but they're losing at their losing control. okay. and they're trying to maintain a narrative here. and of course, you know, i mean, you know, everybody likes puppies. everybody likes democracy. i mean, you know, it's, it's one of the, it's ridiculous facade for me. and it was a ridiculous exercise, but

i'm peter lavelle with 2021 rapidly coming to an end to this time for some reflection. what will we remember about this year? how did our lives change? also? we look forward to the new year. what does 2020 to have in store for us? will we be living in interesting times? i crossed talking 2021. i'm joined by my guest, jace brower in bristol. she is deputy leader of the workers party, brittany, as well as author of the drive to war against russia in china. and in paris we cross a john laughlin, he's a university lecture in history and political philosophy or across soc rules and effect. that means it can jump in any time you want. now appreciate john, let me go to you. person in paris some how did the neo liberal project, neo liberalism, and as, as an ideology fair in 2021. because i, i would say it did very, very poorly as it should because it's an ideology that m a is collapsing all around . is an every facet of every facet. it touches go ahead, john. while i think 2021 was the.

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. >> thank you peter. >> nowam before we move on to se other topics, let's think of some of the other washington post notable books that carlos lozada did not mention it in the best-selling author, isaacson, looks at the work of jennifer - who invented a dna entity technology, and examining the cost of racism for all americans in some of us, and it cspan.com nancy reagan, washington post, was the former first lady political life, and in other books at the washington post, as notable, and reporting on how the psychedelic drugs are being used for medicinal purposes in his book is called the mine on planet and tangled up in blue, torsion university law professor former reserve police officer risk of brooks versus dittrich suggestions on police reform and she discussed her book and her author interview program afterwords if humans ago. >> the police cannot change the laws by themselves, they cannot change the context and i think that also the police get the blame for enforcing laws they do not create context it they can change in a way i think that is really where we blame but their estim

k web etf down 52% bring in peter boockvar. thank you for joining the conversation and teasing there' a market you prefer to the u.s. next year. i guess from that it will be china. >> if you look at the valuation shanghai come positive it is ten times earnings hang seng is at ten times earnings we know why it's trading like that not only the things that you mentioned with china regulatory crackdown and also slowdown in the economy because of what's gone on in the residential real estate market but looking at the world is much -- covid it is china and asia and hopeful after the olympics that china will realize that shutting things down doesn't end covid but temporarily slows it down and could be a different approach and may see a real reopening not in fits and starts in asia like we have had in thei u.s. and europe and looking big picture at five to ten years to me the growing middle class story in asia, india,indonesia that is really exciting growth story looking out further and probably quicker growth than in the europe and u.

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peter, let's talk about the white house. the readout says they were very clear with putin, if you invade ukraine again, we're not going to sit aside and watch this happen, we'll take action. what exactly does that mean? >> that's the big question, isn't it, katy? vladimir putin didn't get into this situation without calculating in advance what he thinks the west would do in response to whatever action he plans to take. he has seen this up close now for two decades. he understands the limits and the capacities that the west has in terms of geopolitical politics and the back and forth gamesmanship we've seen under his tenure. he's already decided he can either take whatever punishment he thinks we're going to inflict anyway or he's going to use this moment to try to negotiate some better deal as he sees it without the use of military force. the problem is we don't know which it is. listen to what he says yesterday, what the kremlin says he said yesterday. the rupture would be if the united states and the west apply sanctions i

i think that's got some merit insofar as if peter was right and the fed does have to do more work than we currently think, that's not my view, but if they do that's going to precipitate something of a more meaningful correction that's one of the big things in my mind that stands out as a risk factor for 2022 i also think main street will be more normal. i'm going to the old normal as my call for 2022 with respect to how the economy plays out. inflation dies down, growth slows. i wouldn't be surprised if the fed wasn't as aggressive as people currently think that's going to wreak havoc with forecasts. >> that's what i wonder. i'm looking through the 2022 outlooks belski is at 5,300 goldman, 5,100 decent portion of people over 5,000. the fed is such a swing factor that maybe we look back to recent episodes and say, when they tightened, did that mean a higher or lower stock market >> there's an old rule by a technician, very well-known in the '50s who created the three steps in the stumble rule. you could have one of those years like we have seen in pry periods where the fed does tielten

some polish pie retake nicks will have to make due with the professional displace peter all over all t berlin. now because most of us just get one shot at midnight to ring in the new year. but it's very different story when you're all between the 16 times a day. the crew on both international space station was celebrated install therefore is the russian cosmonaut new your message full of us back, denise. lose. yeah. hi, dear friends from the international space station where cosmo on santano capero had better do broth sharing, review this magical feeling of the upcoming new year. both here and space and back at home on earth. knowledge alive on the norm where wishing you a new year, 2020 to good health strength, prosperity and new achievements. just stay close to one another and be merry. happy new year old. yeah, the same goes to you. as les assess the russian film crew, when did the war, but to produce the 1st have a feature length film to be shelton space. the team spend 12 days on board before returning safely done to terra firma. and we were there to welcome them back. ah, a few

..as is peter dinklage in the new version of cyrano... the world will never accept someone like me. ..and kristen stewart, who plays princess diana in the fable from a true tragedy, spencer. three days. that's it. i'm thrilled to report that there's also a lot of awards buzz around paul thomas anderson's licorice pizza, a nostalgic love story that has something of the crazy romantic charm of my favourite anderson movie, punch drunk love. do you know who i am? yeah. do you know who my girlfriend is? barbra streisand? barbra streis—and. sand. yeah, like sands, like the ocean... barbra streisand? no, streisand. sand. of course, as with every year, 2021 has also had its fair share of stinkers. back injanuary, we had stardust, a film about david bowie that featured neither the music, lyrics, wit, charm or sheer entertainment value of its subject. who, or what, is david bowie? a few months later, the dismal shoplifters of the world came to uk streaming services garlanded in praise from morrissey, which made sense because this preposterous fan

>> caller: good afternoon president moran and commissioners, this is peter drekmeier for the tuolumne river trust. it's been three years since the state water board adopted the bay-delta water control plan. it's been more than a year since you launched a series of fixed workshops focused on the tuolumne river. we have learned a lot of issues. some materials have been posted. you need a log-in. i'm hoping we can get a report on that. we haven't seen any action and couple of years ago, we pointed out that the sfpuc can contribute its share of flow. i think there was interest from some of you on that. staff said, we could feed to -- need to get an agreement with the irrigation district. looks like we're going to lose another year. thank you. the tuolumne has nearly 500 salmons. stanislaus smaller river, historically fewer salmon has 11 times that many. why? 40% impaired flow in average year from the stanislaus, 21 on the tuolumne. please have the conversation about the design drought, your first meeting in january. thank you. >> thank you, caller. next caller. >> caller: this is david pi

hospitalizations remain relatively low here in the bay area according ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong between the children's hospitals in san francisco and oakland doctor chin-hong says a high of 15 children were hospitalized with covid in september compared to only 5 hospitalized near the end of december. they said the omicron variant does not appear to be more severe in kids. >> be that we'll see acision kids here in the area. that's more pronounced than what we have right now. but what we do know about omicron so far is that it believes in, but it also blazes out. so my feeling is. you know, we see that surge it's going to end very quickly. it's not going to be like delta some of the other decisions we've seen in area. >> well, to help prevent further covid spread among kids heading back to school after the winter break. doctor chin-hong urges families to limit gathering sizes, wear masks and take extra safety precautions. well, the fda is expected to broaden eligibility for covid booster shots on monday, 12 to 15 year-olds are going to be eligible to receive a 3rd dose o

150 so do rates -- let me tell you >> -- where they are now here's the thing here's the thing i think peter does a really good job at explaining this particular risk. i think he'll be wrong it won't happen, but the real risk and he's calling it stagflation which is -- which is an incorrect term, but the real risk is that the fed gets stymied at raising rates because something in the markets breaks as a result of their doing so, but then, unfortunately, prices and the real economy don't react and stay high. that is the number one risk that the united states' economy is facing right now i don't think that that's -- i hope it's not going to happen, but it could happen. it's not a zero in terms of possibility, but -- the base case should not be -- wait a minute, the base case should not be that the fed is a wild card >> let me know when it's okay for me to take the ball back let me know when it's okay for me to take the ball back because there are places i want to go. you're entitled to your opinion. >> thank you >> i respect your opinion, but it's not the only risk and it's not the only wild c

up, including the city's new art museum which opened last year. events also include a small concert, petering local acts in much of mainland china, which is all one time zone. popular traditions have been cancelled altogether due to fears of the spread of corona virus, especially ahead of the beijing winter olympics, which are just a few weeks away. china's president, she jin pink said in his new year's address, that concerted efforts were needed to maintain prosperity and stability in hong kong. 7 journalists were arrested during the week on sedition charges in the territory, and in remarks likely to worry tie will. and she said re in a vacation was a goal for people both on the self ruled island and the mainland. tensions between beijing and tie, pay have been growing with china's stepping up military activity near the taiwan strait. thank you. you know, my well here in germany there are still a few hours left of 2021 and the new german chancellor has recorded his 1st new year's address to the nation in comments due to be broadcast later today. all are sholtes urged all germans to stand tog

kron four's taylor is actually spoke with local infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong. here's what he had to say. >> whether or not this is the calm before the storm. >> remains to be seen in the east coast has been a four-fold increase in pediatric hospitalizations in the new york area. chicago, watching to see what will happen. but the bay area's interesting because a lot of people around those kids are vaccinated, one of the highest rates of adolescent vaccines in the country. despite rising omicron cases and hospitalizations among children in other large cities. >> infectious disease specialist at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong remains hopeful for several reasons for one, he says hospitalizations here in the bay area still remain relatively low in 2. the omicron variant doesn't appear to be more severe in kids than previous trance between ucsf benioff children's hospitals in san francisco and oakland doctor chin-hong says a high of 15 children were hospitalized with covid in september compared to only 5 hospitalized now, at the end of december. however, if the bay are

some polish pyrotechnics we'll have to make due with the professional displace peter all for all t berlin. now most of us do only get one chance to ring in the new year at midnight, but it is a bit different when you're overseeing the 16 times a day and the crew on board the international space station waste celebrates in style. well, here's the russian cosmonaut new year message for saw here and lose. yeah. hi, dear friends from the international space station where cosmo on santano capero and petra roff, sharing review this magical feeling of the upcoming new year. both here and space and the back at home on knowledge alive on the norm where wishing you a new year, 2022 of good health and strength of prosperity and new achievements. just a stay close to one another. and mary, happy new year with them. great decorations will this year the i assess it, help rush rechieve, a movie making 1st a film crew went into orbit to produce the 1st ever feature length movie to be shot in space. seems spent 12 days on board before returning safely to earth, and we were there to welcome them back. ah,

i'm peter lavelle with 2021 rapidly coming to an end to this time for some reflection. what will we remember about this year? how did our lives change? also? we look forward to the new year. what does 2022 have in store for us? will we be living in interesting times? ross stocking 2021. i'm joined by my guest. georgie brower in bristol, she is deputy leader of the workers party brittany, as well as the author of the drive to war against russia in china. and in paris we cross a john laughlin, he's a university lecture in history and political philosophy, or across hoc rolls in effect, that means he can jump at anytime you want. now it's appreciate john, let me go to you, person in paris. some. how did the neo liberal project, neo liberalism is as an ideology fair in 2021? because i, i would say it did very, very poorly as it should because it's an ideology that m a is collapsing all around . is an every facet of the every facet. it touches go ahead, john. well, i think 2021 was the year in which the oh well deletes. but i'm not sure that i would call them their liberal a

i'm peter lavelle with 2021 rapidly coming to an end to this time for some reflection. what will we remember about this year? how did our lives change? also we look.

that's according to ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin-hong between the children's hospitals in san francisco and oakland doctor chin-hong says a high of 15 children were hospitalized with covid in september. that's compared to only 5 hospitalized now, at the end of december. he says the omicron variant doesn't appear to be more severe in kids. then previous trends that we've seen. >> maybe that we'll see a in kids here in the area. that's more pronounced than what we have right now. but what we do know about omicron so far is that it believes in, but it also blazes out. so my feeling is. you know, we see that surge. it's going to end very quickly. it's not going to be like delta some of the other decisions we've seen in the area. >> well, to help prevent further covid spread among kids heading back to school after winter break. doctor chin-hong urges families to limit your gathering sizes. make sure you wear mask and take extra safety precautions. now the fda is expected to broaden eligibility for covid booster shots on monday. so 12 to 15 year-olds are going to be eligible

kron four's taylor spoke with local infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong. >> whether or not this is the calm before the storm. >> remains to be seen in the east coast says been a four-fold increase in pediatric hospitalizations in the new york area. chicago, watching to see what will happen. but the bay area's interesting because a lot of people around this kids are vaccinated, one of the highest rates of vaccines in the country. despite rising omicron cases and hospitalizations among children and other large cities. >> infectious disease specialist at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong remains hopeful for several reasons for one, he says hospitalizations here in the bay area still remain relatively low in 2. the omicron variant doesn't appear to be more severe in kids than previous trance between ucsf benioff children's hospitals in san francisco and oakland doctor chin-hong says a high of 15 children were hospitalized with covid in september compared to only 5 hospitalized now, at the end of december. however, if the bay area were to follow trends on the

some polish pyrotechnics we'll have to make do with the professional, displace peter all for all t. berlin. while most of us do only get one shot at midnight to ring in the new year, but it is a bit different when you are orbiting the earth, 16 times a day, and the crew on board. the international space station always do celebrated in style is the russian cosmonaut. you your message for all of us here on us lose. yeah. hi, dear friend from the international space station where cosmo on santano capero and petra ross sharing review this magical feeling of the upcoming new year. both here and space and back at home on earth. knowledge alive on them. where wishing you a new year, 2020, to have good health, strength, prosperity, and new achievements, just stay close to one another. and mary happy new year. old. them festive looking to well, this year the i assess, helped russia achieve a movie making 1st a film crew went into all which produced the 1st ever feature length movie to be shot in space. the team spend 12 days on board before returning safely to earth, and we were there to welcome th

many germans hop across the board to poland to buy their festive supplies with more on the story, his peter oliver, the run, the birth date, the location for the traditional german new year's celebration. it's also home to an annual fireworks extravaganza. the it's about the only place you'll see them lighting up the night. sky is the country rings in 2022 as the german government to fund their private sale. as part of the last round of covert measures brought in at the start of december. it's hard to knock the reasoning behind the decision less and hawk firework displays between midnight and the early hours. less calls to the emergency services also left people mixing and gathering those above on the sale of fireworks. doesn't mean no fireworks. people have been popping over the poland to stucco for fireworks are part of new year's eve. it's a tradition to set them off and it would be a shame if it didn't happen. while german paths may be rejoicing at the prospect of less frightening fireworks shops, selling them in poland and making hay while it's particular so shines at the moment becaus

doctor peter chin-hong urges families to limit gatherings, wear masks and take extra safety steps to make sure they are safe when they return to school. probably sometime next week. the fda is expected to broaden eligibility for covid booster. shots come monday, 12 to 15 year-olds will be eligible to receive their 3rd dose of the pfizer vaccine regulators also plan to allow both adolescents and adults to seek an extra shot of pfizer's vaccine 5 months after receiving a second dose. instead of the 6 month recommendation. they've been telling us for a long time. a booster shot is also expected to be authorized for younger kids ages 5 to 11 with immune deficiencies. the cdc will then need to vote on whether to recommend the changes. more than 50,000 students and staff in the san francisco unified school district to returning to school on monday. the teachers union is now demanding. that's the district provide take home covid tests. a district spokesperson says covid testing has been offered since last spring and that there are also plans to make more testing sites available starting thi

. >> peter from ohio, you're on with historian joseph ellis. >> thank you and professor joseph ellis, in your opinion was the war in the west and that would be the eventually become the northwest territory in the ohio country. thank you. >> at the time, it is seen that important, there is a war in the west in new york and in a sense that and 78, washington said percent 5000 troops to stop the native american massacres that are occurring there in new york. the native americans tended to flee into canada so there's not a huge casualty rate but it is an early preview of the indian removal. i think that the war never gets far beyond the atlantic coast for a reason that the british army once it goes inland, is vulnerable. and once it removes itself from the protection of the british fleet, it could be part start to get to get used after saratoga and the goal is to trap an entire army that is basically what happens at yorktown as well as notes on the coast. so the west becomes important extraordinarily important, essential in the 1780s and the 1790s and the time that i am focusing on and is

doctor peter chin-hong remains hopeful for several reasons for one, he says hospitalizations here in the bay area still remain relatively low in 2. the omicron variant doesn't appear to be more severe in kids than previous trance between ucsf benioff children's hospitals in san francisco and oakland doctor chin-hong says a high of 15 children were hospitalized with covid in september compared to only 5 hospitalized now, at the end of december. however, if the bay area were to follow trends on the east coast. doctor chin-hong believes the surge would be short-lived maybe that we'll see acision kids here in area. that's more pronounced than what we have right now. >> but what we do know about omicron so far is that it believes in, but it also blazes out. so my feeling is. you know, we see that surge. it's going to end very quickly. it's not going to be like delta some of the other decisions we've seen in area to help prevent further spread, especially as we send students back to their classrooms after winter break. he says limiting gatherings wearing masks and taking extra safety preca

. >> reporter: luke peters comes from a long line of lobster men here on p.e.i. >> there weren't quite as many lobsters on the island. definitely their catches are going way up. >> reporter: climate professor dr. adam fenache says warming has been a win for the fishing industry. >> lobster fishermen are seeing with these warmer temperatures a great abundance of younger lobsters. so they know in the coming years that the landings are going to continue to be large. >> reporter: but that boom could quickly turn to bust. >> the temperatures are going to continue to increase, and some of the industry as we know it, both in acqua culture and other shell fish industries like lobster, they're eventually going to disappear from this island here. >> reporter: conditions that donald says are already causing stress to his oysters. >> i get kind of worried how it's going to fare out in the end. >> reporter: a fear he shares does sinus congestion and pressure make breathing feel impossible especially at night? try vicks sinex. unlike most sinus treatments, it provides instant relief that lasts up to

yesterday the rally petered out and we are down 11 points in the futures. >> light volume and liquidity, the pattern we have been hearing a little long. investors were so sure going into it that they were taking it for granted, and there was for second monday and wednesday, but the tuesday-thursday we pulled back, very normal after you hit that milestone, it seems to be another kind of one of those let us get this new year started. matt: we did have last wednesday and thursday, 1% plus moves and then friday, christmas eve, still a decent rally into monday and tuesday. five days in a row of gains, better than a stake in the eye and where we are right now at 47 -- 47.70? 47.61, not too far off from a record high. what is the forecast for 2022 year end, 5000? kriti: some say 4400, depending on how bullish or bearish you are and the question is is tech the one leading the charges and you see that leading the gains and does that happen in 2022? matt: there is a wide dispersion and i've heard as high as 5300 -- 53 hundred. coming michael purves the founder and ceo of capital advisors joins us

peter jackson's epic "the beatles get back" is a six-hour masterful journey that will capture the hearts and minds of even the most casual beatles fans. these days there's another mccartney making headlines. i recently spoke with photographer, author and vegan chef mary mccartney. and we had a wide-ranging conversation about her fantastic new show on discovery plus, meatless mondays, and we talked a little bit about her famous dad. paul mccartney is back in the spotlight thanks to a new docu-series and this incredible book. he's not the only mccartney taking over television screens. the daughter of beatles legend mary mccartney is back with season two of her own series on discovery plus, mary serves it up and the author, chef and photographer joins us now. let me just say a massive fan of your father, so i apologize -- >> i am, too. >> for the billions and billions of fans who have made your life more difficult through the years. but, also a big fan of yours. >> thank you. >> can we talk first about instagram and your photography? >> yes. >> we grew up seeing your mom's photography, and

hargraves and peter walker and fwa. i'm calling this 1995 to present. i wrote this particular slide about six years ago so i haven't analyzed whether there is a new president in the last six years but i will go with this for now. many more district planning. we are getting back to looking at the whole series of buildings or whole neighborhood instead of individual buildings. what i didn't mention is after the 1906 earthquake, the university ÃÃfirst of all, leland and olmsted had a falling out so by 1890 he was kind of fired and no longer working on the campus olmsted. however, after the 1906 earthquake they went back to the olmsted firm to ask for advice of what they should do in terms of rebuilding. their advice was to go back to the plan, go back to compact developments stop spreading buildings out randomly and, i'm not sure that advice was followed because jane was putting in some of her pet buildings in various places. or had been. so where we are today? this is what the campus looks like. iconic pictures. you can see palm drive in the oval remain

peter, all of our all t. burley. i that's a for me for this. yeah, thanks for watching andrew farmer and kevin o n e o r t guides into the new year around the world, including the red square celebrations as we mob midnight. and moscow. for now, though, for me, call him bray. a safe, a peaceful 2022. from all of us here doughty international in the russian. ah . with 2021 rapidly coming to an end to this time for some reflection. what will we remember about this year? how did our lives change? also we look forward to the new year. what does 2022 have in store for us? will we be living in interesting cars with ah, don't we always been a child with people money, the neighbors and the way it's drawn up in vegas. when the mob ran vegas, you would see stuff like car bombings and people would just go missing. and then they'd find them a couple months later when they were gonna do a new construction site or something like that. so that's kind of the way it was. you're grown up in the early eighty's. ended up dead in a ditch in a desert. it was probably

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perspective on the home button, topics that shaped this policy with the hungarian foreign minister peters, the arctic for our central europeans. it's extremely important that east and west that the united states and the russian federation have a direct and continuous dialogue. we are very happy with the fact that the 2 presidents spoke again for nato and there are sharp talk to each other and then there's a much bigger and better hope for any kind of common understanding and agreement about this part of the world. look, we really do consider the, the security situation of central europe as a crucial issue for us and anything that helps to resolve challenges here and ease tensions around the region service our interest. so that's why we are really interested in successful negotiations between nato and the russia at the beginning of next year. it is very easy for polish hands to finger point on one specific country on one specific person on one specific decision. in order to push responsibility away, the russian federation on the gas from have always been very reliable partners from hungary

in the last hour peter morici blame trillions of government spending for the current inflation crisis. >> we were on a path, in terms of getting employment back in the growth back but the manufactured inflation, finance with printed money, his build back america program would just make things a lot worse. >> any time he or she goes to the store inflation has skyrocketed, it is now at a 39 year high, food prices up 6%, energy of 33%, gas up 58%, 16 cities across america stretching tucson to milwaukee to philadelphia experiencing record number of homicides. detroit's former police chief offered this explanation. >> we are seeing a spike in crime in major cities because we have progressive judges, progressive thes, when will be stop talking about police and told these progressive judges and vas where public servants accountable? >> the number of illegal migrants at the southern border is the highest in decades. hillary clinton issued the following morning toward fellow democrats. >> time for careful thinking about what wins elections. it means nothing if we don't have a congress that wil

. >>> good evening i'm peter alexander in tonight for lester just a day ahead of those festive new year's eve celebrations, a sobering reality check with covid cases raging across the country.

some polish pyrotechnics we'll have to make due with the professional displace peter all over all t. berlin. i will feel celebrating, stay safe on the way he across told dusts off the crystal ball to say well 2022 my whole afterwards shall be here with you. next new year's eve update from archie. here let's go with oh, he came on the test bed for medical and then later recreational marijuana and it started with something so innocent. i was wanting to socialize. everybody. does it? so why can i and then it just keeps going and going and going. i'm just going to do it was yeah, and then it's, oh i'm just going to try this. one said never do it again because they want my former customers want to know i'm right on inside. okay. and you surround yourself with people who are encouraging you to do it and not to stop or it's all like my life was over, jumped office about balcony and.

joining us now is the lead reporter on that incredibly fascinating report from reuters out today, peter eisler, a national affairs correspondent at reuters. mr. eisler, thank you so much for being here, and more importantly, thank you and your team for this incredible and absolutely eye-opening report that shows where we are as a country right now. i know the team at reuters has done this amazing job of cataloging 850 threatening calls to election officials and staffers. but as we noted, these are just the calls found by reuters in 16 states. do we have any sense, any idea how widespread these threats are? >> no, we really don't. first of all, thank you for having me. i really appreciate it. we all appreciate it. and, no, there has not been any sort of systematic effort to gather these kinds of threats and hostile messages and menacing messages from around the country. we won't out and we focused on places where former president trump and his supporters and some of the media outlets that have been particularly friendly to him and to his claims of a rigged election have focused their all

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