holly is like an oar in the water. it's hard to know where you'd be without the oar. -♪ mm, mm, mm, mm mm ♪ -i grew up in northern california, a little farm town called potter valley. -this ranch we grew up on, it was like -- it was paradise. it was the most beautiful place i've ever seen. [ "water come down" plays ] -♪ children in the pastures ♪ ♪ where the water flows ♪ -♪ sunshine turning shirtless backs to brown ♪ ♪ oh, my daddy's hat tipped back to see ♪ ♪ all his kids go running wild ♪ ♪ it's summertime, and the water's coming down ♪ ♪ -and that mix of kind of primal, animal life and the primal beauty of growing up, and you see that in her songs, i think, all the time. -♪ and the water's coming ♪ ♪ water come down, water come down ♪ ♪ water come down ♪ ♪ -my parents didn't have a television so we started listening to music that they brought in. and my dad built a special mailbox -- a 12x12 mailbox down at the end of the lane so that it would hold records when they arriv

holly: it is fascinating. when i was finished with book i thought i want to beat her and she is 100 on my bucket list. walter: we will try to get her next or previous. holly: i would love that. and this is such a complex topic can you describe the process of writing about jennifer doudna and her work. you said it took about three or four years but how do you go about taking all of this information and putting it to paper where it makes sense and you got it took us on a discovery journey of yours with you mess with you.at walter: that was intentional and thank you for saying that because it is a journey of discovery meaning that i go hand-in-hand with jennifer doudna and i explain this discovery. the discovery of how rna can replicate itself. the discovery how you can make the jean editing tool party to so when you organize it that way as a chronological narrative with central character, you are able to say come with me hand-in-hand as jennifer doudna discovers these things and as i learned these things and the

over the last seven years since holly has been - seven years since holly has been murdered i think agencies are starting to work together. it was one of the problem is when holly was murdered that, you know, information was out there, the red flags with air and individual agencies had those but they didn't pick up on them and they didn't liaise together and for example the perpetrator of holly�*s murder it was arrested 23 times in the preceding six years before murdering holly. he had two previous partners that he put into hospital. so, you know, these flags were out there but there is no actual cohesion between the agencies. that is a lot better now but i still believe that we have a long way to go. flan but i still believe that we have a long way to go— but i still believe that we have a long way to go-_ long way to go. can you remind us very quickly _ long way to go. can you remind us very quickly where _ long way to go. can you remind us very quickly where people - long way to go. can you remind us very quickly where people can - long way to go. can you remind us i very quickly wher

and holly robinson, in what must _ position. and holly robinson, in what must have _ position. and holly robinson, in what must have been _ position. and holly robinson, in what must have been a - position. and holly robinson, in what must have been a really i position. and holly robinson, in . what must have been a really tough day following his apology over historic or offensive tweets. yes. historic or offensive tweets. yes, it's been a _ historic or offensive tweets. yes, it's been a emotionally _ historic or offensive tweets. is: it's been a emotionally volatile few hours for him, in the meantime, he's got to focus on his performance on the field. he took four wickets in the field. he took four wickets in the catch, no question he will be very aware that the tweets will live detracted from what has been a very good debut on the pitch. let’s detracted from what has been a very good debut on the pitch.— good debut on the pitch. let's have a look at england's _ good debut on the pitch. let's have a look at england's performance. . a look at england's performance. they los

let's talk about josh holly. he isn't just vowing to make one objection but challenging the election of multiple states. each challenge means a two-hour debate. how much of a hail mary is this? >> to call it a hail mary is very generous, i think. they need to just stop because honestly, he's just prolonging the process. let's say he objects to four states, right, michigan, georgia, arizona, nevada, and so on. so the contested states. pennsylvania. if he objects to those, he can add ten hours to this process but at the end of the day, by even late that night or early the next morning, joe biden will still be president. all he's doing is prolonging the process where the outcome is inevitable. >> and doing damage to the country while they're at it. >> doing damage. >> mitch mcconnell had a call with his caucus and asked senator holly to lay out his plan. holly did not respond to multiple questions from mcconnell because he apparently wasn't even on the call but he did have time to launch a small dollar fundraiser pu

for a busy 16-year-old, hollis belsner finds a way to juggle quite a lot. a high school junior is not only an avid soccer player, but the founder of her own charity >> i was like, i can do this re well. i am confident in my ability to go out every single day and juggle so why not use that confidence and use it for something greater? >> that inspiration kick started hollis's mission she named juggling for jude, a social media challenge raising money for st. jude's children's research hospitalized, benefiting kids fighting cancer. >> these kids were just like me. they went to school, they played sports, they hung out with their friends and their lives were just flipped upside down uncontrollably and i was like i want to make their mission established in my own community. >> a goal hollis has been able to score she documents her soccer juggling skills on instagram, sets new challenges, hosts events and inspires others to give soccer a try while donating to a worthy cause. >> hey, guys so i'm doing the juggling for jude challenge >> hollis's current record, 5,3

after rachel made her formal complaint, holly followed suit. and this wasn't the first time the university had been made aware of concerns about his behaviour towards female students. disclosure has learned that a member of the student representative council spoke to a senior university official in may 2019. they alerted the official that they were aware of concerns about paddy everingham and said they were worried about the safety of women on campus. a few weeks later, we understand paddy everingham was spoken to informally by the university and that no further action was taken at that point. despite this, when formal complaints were made against paddy everingham, the university decided not to suspend him. he continued as gusa president and remained on campus while the complaints were investigated. rachel says that he repeatedly intimidated her in that time. i would go to events, and as soon as he was there, i had to leave. i was in at an event, and everyone that i was with watched him walk past me and put his hand on my lower back as he walke

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for holly, it's - of worry, really. for holly, it's the future _ of worry, really. for holly, it's the future that _ of worry, really. for holly, it's the future that worries - of worry, really. for holly, it's the future that worries her. i of worry, really. for holly, it'sl the future that worries her. the of worry, really. for holly, it's - the future that worries her. the nhs won't return to normal for a long time. ~ ., won't return to normal for a long time. ~ . ., ., , won't return to normal for a long time. . . ., . , . , time. we are demoralised, exhausted, fed u - , and time. we are demoralised, exhausted, fed up. and now _ time. we are demoralised, exhausted, fed up. and now i _ time. we are demoralised, exhausted, fed up, and now i think— time. we are demoralised, exhausted, fed up, and now i think people - time. we are demoralised, exhausted, fed up, and now i think people are - fed up, and now i think people are actually quite angry and deeply, deeply worried for our patients. we know that waiting lists are incredibly high at the moment, and there is

but first, we want to go to cbs' holly williams. she's going to lead off coverage tonight from tel aviv. good evening, holly. >> reporter: well, norah, the palestinian side told cbs news tonight that the cease fire would begin at 2:00 a.m. local time. but leading up to that, there were reports of both rocket fire from the gaza strip and israeli airstrikes. the cease fire couldn't come soon enough for the people of this region. in gaza today, they again searched through the rubble for survivors. and buried more of their dead.d. there's be there's been intense pressure to stop the fighting. today, the white house said it's engaged more than 80 times with the israelis, the palestinian authority and others in the region. in the last 24 hours, hamas, the palestinian group that america regards as a terrorist organization, signaled openness to a cease fire. with gaza in a humanitarian crisis, foreign journalists haven't been allowed in. the israeli authorities saying it's too dangerous. for now, this is as close as we can get to the crossi

holly, is there a sense, if this cease fire will hold long term? >> reporter: well, norah, what i can tell you is that it looks pretty fragile. the spark for this conflict was threatened evictions and clashes in jerusalem, and if you don't solve the underlying issue, which is two peoples who both believe this is their country, one group vastly more powerful than the other, then there's a very good chance the same thing will happen all over again. >> o'donnell: holly williams, thank you. and let's go now no the white house. president biden spoke just a short while ago saying he sees a genuine opportunity for progress towards peace in the middle east. more now from cbs' ed o'keefe. >> reporter: president biden tonight welcomed the news of a middle east cease fire. >> i send my sincere condolences to all the families, israeli and palestinian, who have lost loved ones and my hope for a full recovery for the wounded. re >> reporter: until tonight, the president has said very little >> i believe the palestinians and israelis equally deserve to live safel

holly power, thank _ individual school budgets. holly power, thank you _ individual school budgets. holly power, thank you for _ individual school budgets. holly power, thank you for talking to to us tonight. a four—year—girl has discovered a rare dinosaur footprint on a beach in south wales. lily wilder and her family made the discovery at bendricks bay in barry in january. the footprint is 220 million years old and had been preserved in mud. palaeontologists say it's one of the best examples from anywhere in the uk and will help them to establish more about how early dinosaurs walked. a little earlier, my colleague reeta chakrabarti caught up with lily and herfamily — who told her when they realised they'd discovered something spectacular. we were just walking along the beach, and there it was, this amazing footprint. just unbelievably realistic that we can believe it is real. we are seeing photographs of it now and of your pointing at the footprint. when you site did you think, has somebody drawn that or has someone edged it out? we thought maybe, because it's popular with

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that was| nick nair of the holly gasser trust. now, american officials and representatives of the taliban have been meeting face to face for the first time since the group took control of afghanistan in august. the united states said the talks in the qatari capital, doha did not signal a recognition of taliban rule. yesterday at least 50 people died and more than 100 were injured in a suicide bomb attack on a mosque in the afghan city of kunduz. the islamic state group said it was behind the attack. our correspondent in doha, yogita limaye gave us this update. we have heard from the taliban delegation, the foreign minister amir khan muttaqi they've appointed has said senior taliban leaders met us officials and both sides agreed to uphold what was negotiated in the february 2020 us—taliban deal. he said that the us has agreed to help the taliban out on humanitarian aid and delivery of covid—19 vaccines, and he also warned that no country should interfere in the internal policies of another country. it has been three weeks now s

whatever you do, make sure holly stays. i'm sorry that that streak is finally ended on my watch, but her legacy will cast a long shadow on these halls for years to come. holly's helped shape every single piece of aviation legislation in the past two decades. she is responsible for literally hundreds of provisions in law that have improved the lives of everyday americans. holly, you are a consummate professional and dedicated staffer. we are sorely going to miss your counsel and very much miss your wisdom. i'm personally grateful for your service to the committee. both as a pilot and a member of congress. i thank you so much for dedicating your career to aviation safety and the service to your -- your service to the american public. you'll never be a stranger around here and i hope you and mark make the most of your well earned retirement. thank you for all you have done. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new hampshire is recognized. mr

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we want to show you the faces of these republican senators who join holly zukert. ron johnson, james langford of oklahoma, steve danes of montana, john kenedy of louisiana, marcia blackburn of tennessee, mike ron of indiana, as well as senators elect cynthia of wyoming, ronald marshall, big haggerty and tommy tuperville of alabama. their objection doesn't change the facts and it won't change the outcome. joe biden won this election. dozens of lawsuits challenging the results have been thrown out by state judges, by federal judges including some trump picked himself. even the supreme court. election officials have done recounts in states like georgia. president trump's own homeland security and justice departments including the attorney general of the united states have said there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud or anything that would change the outcome of this election. and what these lawmakers do next week will be etched into history. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who has recognized joe biden as the president-elect warned, republicans need to vot

admiral m going to asyou on the floor of senate is missouri senator josh holly who has been one othe leadersf those objecting to the electoral count. >> would be in the words of abraham lincoln no appeal from ballots to bullets. is is whatwe saw unfortunately attempted tonight. there's no place for that in the united states of america. and that's why i mentioned to my colleagues what we're doing here tonight is very important. because for the who have concerns about the integrity of our elections, those who have concerns about what happened in november, this is the appropriate means. this is e lawful place where those objections and concerns should be heard. this is the forum that the law provides for those concerns to be register, not through violence, not by appealing from ballots to bulets but here this lawful process. to those who say this is just a formality today antique ceremony we've been engaged in for a couple of hundred years i can't say i agree, i think it's vital what we do, the opportunity to be heard, to register objections is vital becausehis is the place for those ob

hard holly, taking care of her grandparents there. we wish them all the best. thank you, mitch. meantime, in the aftermath of hurricane ida oil and gas prices could be on the rise. >> the massive storm blew through the heart of oil production region. not in the gulf of mexico. that includes port for sean, louisiana, which helps produce about 18% of the u.s. oil supply. one market analyst says given the track of the storm. gas prices could temporarily rise from 5 to $0.10 a gallon. there's also worry about possible damage to offshore oil rigs out there in the gulf. back here in the bay area. police say a large coordinated response broke up a big sideshow over the weekend. people were cited vehicles impounded. but the sideshow left its mark on the streets and even. >> included evidence of some gun play kron four's. rob fladeboe has the latest now from san jose. >> rob are shredded tires, beer bottles and bottle rockets litter the intersection. the san ignacio avenue in great oaks boulevard here in south san jose. >> this was the scene late saturday night as san jose police in a la

we will go over to holly writing. holly: good morning everyone. thanks for being at the post splashdown conference. it is an exciting time to be here talking to you. it has been a great day for the operations that work conducted first with the dock then with the entry dissent and then a very successful landing. i should back up and say it has been an amazing six months. the resilience docked at the -- space station. the international crew, soichi, the first time with an international crew on the dragon, which we were excited about. and shannon walker had the opportunity to be the commander for a. of time so that was exciting as well. earlier today when they left, they took over as commander. he is a crew two crew member. he was able to ring the bell after resilience was departing and say all those happy words as they were able to send them home. they have been doing a direct hand over with all of the crews on board. crew 2, the soyuz crew, crew one. 11 members on the space station for a little more than a week was an exciting time. lots of work th

. -- holly and phil. we - fill there. -- holly and phil. we will find out _ fill there. -- holly and phil. we will find out in _ fillthere. —— holly and phil. we will find out in 12 months. thank you both very much, maya and claire. lovely to see you. that's our look at the papers. bye—bye. good evening. i'm mimi fawaz and this is your sports news. we start in tennis. and she's been grabbing headlines for her history making run, with another opportunity to make even more history in a few hours' time at the us open semifinal. britain's emma raducanu will be in action in the early hours of friday morning, when she takes on greece's maria sakarri in new york. the teenager is the first ever qualifier to get to the semifinals at flushing meadows and is yet to even drop a set. remarkably, this is the furthest any british woman has gone in the competition, sincejo durrie back in 1983. she looks like she's having fun. she's got that great smile when she goes on the court. she's playing fantastic tennis. and she's really worked hard to get to

>> i mean, i don't understand how ted cruz and josh holly have not resigned. they are fundraising during this, you have josh high schoolly -- holly and the way we speak about this in the media is important. it's important, people don't want to call it a coup but what else is it? if you're trying to replace the president with your choice? i don't know what else you call that if it's not domestic terrorism of a coup. the elected officials who had a job today in the constitution that they were supposed to do to official officially install the president and mitch mcconnell, too, played a role, conservative media played a role. they thought there was no downside. people around the president said what's the harm in letting him play it out? he said in december, see ya on january 6th. it's going to be wild. he knew this was coming. capitol police knew it was coming. it was heartbreaking for this congress woman making her husband aware of where her will is. donald trump is a reality show producer. he would produce entertainment today for his poll lfollowers b he's buil

there's no basis for what josh holly and his confederates planning to do. there is no predicate for this kind of dispute, because the states are actually, according to that law, which was passed in response to the really tough outcome of the 1876 election, the states are the ones who are supposed to determine the certification which is what the constitution wants and the states are supposed to be given, really, the final word and if there's no debate at the highest level of any of the states, in other words, if they don't send in two rival lists of elector l then there's nothing for congress to do but posture and that's what we're about to see on wednesday. >> mark, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, he did urge his caucus, you know, not to do this. at the same time, also say, hey, i'll allow you a vote of conscience. is this that but 2.0? i mean, is this more than he bargained for? is it potentially disruptive? >> you know, you have to wonder if mitch mcconnell is thinking to himself, is it worse than what we're in right now? could we see more defecti

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holly missed the call. vice president mike pence will preside over wednesday's session were congress formally counts the electoral college votes. several republicans are suing to give pence the authority to discount biden the lectors. pens of justice are requesting the judge dismissed that petition and keep the vice president's role ceremonial. >> reporter: richardson, thanks a lot. in portland, oregon, a crowd of 100 people started throwing fireworks, bricks and frozen water bottles at police officers. that prompted officials to declare a ride and police began arresting demonstrators who refuse to leave the area. some law enforcement officers reported injuries and several businesses were damaged but the crowd was mostly dispersed by 2:00 am local time. criticism and frustration continue to rise over the rollout of covid-19 vaccines as california continues to crack under the strain of a growing surge of cases with subdued new year's celebrations. claudia cowan looks at where we stand in the fight against th

holly. >> thank you so much, chairwoman delauro. let me start out by saying how much i appreciate you, chairwoman, your leadership on this issue, and for inviting dr. holly from my home state of illinois, who i'm proud to introduce. dr. teresa holly serves as the first assistant deputy governor for education in the office of illinois governor jb pritzker. she supports state education initiatives first through college, so a wide range of responsibilities. dr. holly has nearly three decades of experience in developing programs and systems that support the school readiness and healthy development of young children in poverty. most importantly for the stake of this hearing today, dr. holly leads the state early childhood response to the covid-19 pandemic. she has been at the forefront of governor pritzker's great work that i'm so proud of. where they are supporting families and childcare providers during this very difficult time for families all over. with the help of the cares dollars, illinois

>> diaz: holly williams in gaza, thank you, and stay safe. the conflict between israel and hamas militants was president biden's first foreign policy crisis. cbs's debra alfarone is at the white house with the latest developments. debra, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, adirana. and, president biden took no questions as he left the white house today to go to camp david. now, the president spent the week in a delicate dance, pushing both israeli prime minister netanyahu and palestinian leader abbas to end the conflict, while not wanting to appear to take sides. and it's that low-key approach that got support from defense secretary-- former defense secretary, rather-- robert gates, when he was being interviewed on "face the nation:" >> i think that the u.s. not being front and center was probably not a bad thing. i think letting the egyptians, others, take the lead-- i think sometimes the united states can achieve its objectives more effectively by playing a behind- the-scenes role than by being out in front. >> reporter: secretary of s

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chp said lanes are cleared north 101 just shy of holly. it should mean a quick recovery as folks travel through redwood city and san car close and san mateo. that is the tough drive for highway 101. mountain view is all clear if you had delays yesterday. they are not there this morning. typical slowing a little bit through san jose for the morning commute. here is the other breaking news for the north bay, this is west 80, still jammed up and now an issue of a little more backup on cherry glen getting toward the freeway as well. two lanes still blocked, no change there. two big rigs stuck together blocking your right two lanes as you head through vacaville. bay bridge toll plaza no backup. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, a north bay city making history. petaluma city officials are voting man newsly to bar construction of any new gas stations. that'srdaaccording to the"sf gate." petaluma is zero emissions by 2030. >>> there's much more ahead this wednesday morning on "today in the bay," including who exactly a bay area heal

holly williams in paris, where this symbol of french national identity is now almost unrecognizable. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." from chicago, with adriana diaz. >> barnett: good evening. adriana diaz is off. i'm errol barnett. welcome. we start this evening with an historic return. inspiration4, the first privately funded all-civilian space crew successfully comes back to earth tonight, which means science fiction has become reality. spacex launched a team of amateurs to circle the globe, and now brought them home safely. the capsule set down on the atlantic ocean just off the florida coast. cbs' mark strassmann has been monitoring it all from the kennedy space center. good evening, mark. >> reporter: errol, this crew just became the most successful tourists in space history. they splashed down off the coast of florida from the pad behind me where they launched on wednesday. a three-day camping trip in the cosmos ended with a splash off the florida coast. >> inspiration4, on behalf of spacex, welcome home to planet earth. >> reporter: inspiration4, a space voyage like no othe

why does josh holly want that? why doesn't he want the fbi to investigate any american who brandishes a weapon, files claims to the department of children's services in florida? i think that's what she was referring to. why does josh holly want people protected from this? david jolly froze on us. a.b., do you know? >> it's obvious that josh holly is courting a constituency for the passing of donald trump off of the political stage at some point and the young holly is hoping for a big political future as a presidential candidate so he has, you know, fist bumped to the inth direction and on and on. the problem is these republicans who are remaining silent or trying to pick a fight with the government that's looking into threats against people's lives and stalking and harassment and real endangerment are actually complicit that we have a growing threat of violence. look how far away the next election is. we have school officials and school nurses with threats to their lives and people harassing them and stalking them

thank you both, natalie and holly. thanks so much. check out the modern proper for these recipes and go to goodmorningamerica.com for more great ideas for meals. >>> now let's send it over to rob. rob, i have these three bowls, you are welcome to them. >> thank you. i will love a bowl of whatever soup you have. my wife has been doing the rotisserie chicken hack for years. i'm in charge of slicing and dicing and shredding. last night we did a little, if you want to know, kale with white bean and the chicken and when i say we, i mean she. it was delicious. thank you, erin. all right, we have a sphinx here in the snow. this is what happened in cedar rapids iowa, after a little dusting to make a sphinx-like cat sculpture. a big one. that's for you, dan harris. here's where you can do maybe something of that nature tonight into tomorrow. abilene, west of dallas is where we expect to see some snowfall, new mexico and parts of the high plains could see up to half a foot of snow and certainly that's enough to do some packing. higher terrain i

errol. >> barnett: holly williams, thank you. straight ahead, survivor stories from the pentagon, reuniting to remember sacrifice and heroism. >> barnett: today, at the pentagon, this day of remembrance began with the unfurling of a large american flag. the 9/11 attack was the deadliest foreign attack on u.s. soil since the war with the british back in 1812. cbs' david martin spoke with three people inside the pentagon 20 years ago today. >> i just looked up, and a plane was flying directly at us. >> reporter: sean boger was one of the few people at the pentagon who saw the plane coming in so low, it took down a street light. light. from the moment you saw the plane, how long was it until it hit? >> i'd say about 10-- maybe 10 to 15 seconds. >> reporter: 10 to 15 seconds. and in that 10 to 15 seconds, you're thinking what? >> just couldn't believe something that big would be flying that low and flying directly at us. >> reporter: at 530 miles per hour, loaded with 7,000 gallons of jet fuel and carrying 59 souls. boger was in that

holly humberstone! [ cheers and applause "the walls are way too thin" is out november 5th my thanks to matt damon, ben affleck, nicole holofcener, victoria beckham holly humberstone once again [ cheers and applause so good. and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody thank you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- chris hayes, star of hbo's "succession," actress sarah snook, an all new "closer look, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news the biden administration announced yesterday that it will reopen u.s. land borders next

but you can see as we push in this is holly momo crater. you can see that plume just billowing into the air. and just be on this rock wall that you can see is where the lava is. but from a bird's eye view you could see its. i want to go to some images that was put out by usgs. you can see what i'm talking about here. the lava spewing into the air. we heard that some of the fishers were spewing as high as a 5 story building. now, this is just pulling at the bottom of the crater. and that's what's making the sky so orange at night. and if you think seeing these images are amazing. being here in person is even better. it's almost like you can truly feel that this volcano is alive. it's just something about being out here and the reaction from locals and visitors. it's just really special. take a listen. i feel like i was just >> just that they didn't beauty here a it's magical it. so magical. >> it's magical. something that you can't witness in the united states. yeah. other than here. >> yeah. just absolutely incredible. so many people i spok

susan holly. this is part of what it means to be a supporter of this club is to involve yourself in the community. that's fine. mrs . ashika volunteer. now personally, and i was not shocked me. the smell coming about the not the have been here in some pony. get some pony. so the i'm funny. as we say refugees are welcome. all people are welcome here in less there fascists. me on the way to the meeting. father davia against hamburg with the security office. police, public transport. people and stuff like that. ah. you don't make friends in this job because you say, i have to forbid this. then the so far to say are not good. and if you say, oh i allow this for the says, oh, that's not good. and not only somebody fans, a lot of football fan all over the country has a lot of trouble with the pretty, despite the obvious need for a strong police presence at some matches. many germans fear that football fans are being used as guinea pigs for wider police powers. the whole country is going in my view into

holly, she's one i 18th, explores the unseen lives of thief. there is during the coven, 19 pandemic me in. ah, ah ah ah, there is a tradition among the sea farris than what happens at sea stays at say the 27 year old nadine perio believes it's time to change that she's one of a growing community of the fair is hosting videos of how they live on line, i just love to share. we have more because i feel like people are very different than people like yours. what kind of work do you need to avoid? the may not be obvious. i'm in charge of the reason i'm here now. origin or minds who nadine's. not exactly what you might imagine when you think of a seafaring hailing from the philippines. the 2nd officer is petite, the only woman on her ship and she gets the sick. but she loves this job ah, during long voyage that you can see nothing, you know, shipped a lot. the growth is very boring. for me, it's one of the best for us, a brand new 33 will face as well. i'm 6 or amazing. are there a 1600000 seafaring on international mention ship and their time on sho

holly humberstone! [ cheers and applause "the walls are way too thin" is out november 5th my thanks to matt damon, ben affleck, nicole holofcener, victoria beckham holly humberstone once again [ cheers and applause so good. and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody thank you. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with th meyers. tonight, tracy morgan star of "the last best hope," comedian colin quinn and all-new "closer look," featuring the 8g band with roy mayorga. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. now let's get to the news.

holy william-- holly williams, >>> president biden gave the medal to puckett, jr. he led his troop to safety after his foot was blown off by a grenade. he ordered the men to leave him behind to speed their retreat, instead, they carried him in to history. david martin has more on puckett's remarkable story of courage. >> reporter: it was 1950. first year of the korean war. and raffle puckett, a green lieutenant with no combat experience answered a call for volunteers. >> he said, i'm selecting volunteers for an extremely dangerous mission behind enemy lines. and i said, sir is, i volunteer. and he said, don't you want to know what the mission is? and i said, yes, sir. but i volunteer. >> reporter: not only was he accepted he was put in command of 51 army rangers. >> i said to myself, dear god, please don't let me get a bunch of good guys killed. >> reporter: that was raffle puckett seven years ago. his steps slowed by age, he received the medal of honor which president biden said was long overdue. >> i understand that your first response to us hosting this event wa

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there's no match tonight, but the sun's holly stadium is too high of active duty funded by the club. dave and us are holding one of the regular free muse, the sessions for refugee references. we're all here because of f says and holly, this is part of what it means to be a supporter of this club is to involve yourself in the community. that's fine. mrs . ashika volunteer. now push link. yeah. why don't not show me the us marketing that the not to have been here in some pony get some pony. so the funny thing, as we say, refugees are welcome. all people are welcome here. unless there fascists, me on the way to a big meeting before the against hamburg, what the security office police, public transport people and stuff like that. ah, you don't make friends in this job because you say, i have to forbid this. then the so far to say are not good. and if you say, oh, i allow this for the says, oh, that's not good. and not only somebody fans, a lot of football fan over the country, has a lot of trouble with the police. despite the obvious need for a strong police presence at some matches, man

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by the way, senator holly's wife will jiang join us tonight. -- will join us tonight. where was the outrage when senator mcconnell's house was vandalized or he was confronted at a restaurant. where was the outrage when kirstjen nielsen and sarah sanders were accosted at restaurants with their families. where was the outrage when rand paul and his wife were attacked after the rnc? where was the outrage when rand paul was viciously assaulted by a neighbor, the one that left him with six broken ribs? congresswoman omar "joked about that on twitter. on i on i tonight, the same democrats who condoned or ignored all of the summer's violent riots and ignored the attack on the white house and ignored the harassment and the attack against republican lawmakers and called on their followers to "fight like hell" just like donald trump, the same democrats now accusing the president of inciting insurrection because he told his supporters to fight like hell and in the same speech it turns out he says to be peaceful and patriotic and let your voice be heard. president's speech doesn't

you have holly in place. what are some of the rules for change that came enout of then taking the helm on the medical side at the va? >> really they have three major proposals that they've worked through in the fall of 1945. first they want to uncouple hiring practices from the civil service system which would allow them to hire a younger more innovative workforce that is more in touch with current medicine and medical practices, more quickly. i believe they were before when they were only allowed to hire from within the civil service system they , were given a list of doctors. they were able to hire them that were on average safety so they want to uncouple that . also they want to forge partnerships with the nations medical schools. this would allow the va to take advantage of the research and teaching capabilities of these institutions . also gaining more of a medical workforce that could assist veteran patients. and then lastly there are other big proposal was for an entire new generation of hospitals. i t

but also we know that that system is -- i think it makes us feel much safer. >> reporter: holly williams, london. >>> 's thursday, january, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." national emergency. the race to vaccinate americans against the coronavirus becomes more urgent. how the military might soon get involved. >>> domestic terrorism threat. homeland security warns about violence carried out by extremists. why the agency believes the capitol riot may not be an isolated incident. >>> powerful winter storm. northern california gets hit with flooding, mudslides, and with flooding, mudslides, and snow, and it's not over yet. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green.

so i don't think we should take for granted that this is a deal breaker for josh holly. listen, i'm the last person to krit siesz criticize ambition. i think everybody should have a little ambition. nothing wrong with that. this is a man who has only lived in missouri eight years since he went to high school. went to a prep school then he went to stanford, then he went to teach over at oxford in england and then went to law school then he clerked in the supreme court, worked for big firms out in d.c. and when he ran for attorney general, he said that he was not running for one office to turn around and use it to return for another and literally two years later he was running for the quiunited state senate. he hadn't even been sworn in the united states senate and he's running for president. you're supposed to want to take a time out and serve and do your job. this is a guy whose ambition has over ridden, i think, the heart of a public servant. >> judging from social media today alone, the picture of him with clinched fists held aloft is now for better or worse going to b

holly was too afraid to report the assault. she says months later, she was raped. the male officer also had a relationship with another colleague, we are calling kate, who told us she was also raped and assaulted, including on police premises. he tried to kill me. he threw me against the chest of drawers in the bedroom, then ran at me, pinned me to the bed and strangled me. in 2017, the two women reported allegations of rape and assault. essex police launched an investigation, the suspect denied any wrongdoing. in 2019 at the crown prosecution service said there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute. the following year the women were awarded a payout by the criminal injuries compensation authority. it is a government funded body that does not need the same standard of proof as a criminal court. it told holly police evidence indicates that you were a victim of sexual abuse, and kate serious physical abuse. the accused officer was taken off public duties but he was never arrested and he was never suspended. and it was just last month that the met decided he should face

holly brooks reporting live, holly. thank you. yeah a berkeley man is under arrest in connection with the shooting on interstate 8 80 in fremont. this each piece says that 28 year old kevin sanders was taken into custody last night after pursuit and a multi vehicle crash. sanders is accused of shooting at a pickup truck on southbound 8 80 industrial parkway, and the minutes later officers spotted him driving recklessly. there was then a pursued into fremont, where sanders crashed into two vehicles. some people were hurt, but we're told they'll be okay. sanders is charged with attempted murder, felony evading, hit and run and resisting arrest. for those who want kids. creating a family can be the realization of a lifelong dream. ktvu christian captain tells us for lgbt families achieving that dream can be costly and sometimes difficult. ask just about any parent and they'll tell you their children are a gift. but for lgbtq families, it's a gift that requires more work, dedication and in many cases, more money. sandy ramola rios mar