it's not the only way lamar has honored his roots. you couldn't walk the entire state of tennessee and be elected governor and serve more years than anyone else in the history of the volunteer state without becoming entirely intertwined with the place. every corner of the state is better for his service. his groundbreaking work to bring home good paying auto jobs has paid dividends. so has his major focus on infrastructure and better roads. but it does not always translate into status. the lamar alexander parkway was named to honor him. i further understand, sometime later, lamar was driving on that very road and stopped for breakfast. when it was time to pay for his food, he handed over his credit card. the woman on the others of the counter glanced at the name on the card and back at lamar. hey, she said, were you named after this route? -- this road? [laughter] as a man of faith, i'm sure lamar knows chapter four, "no prophet is accepted in his own town." apparently neither are statesmen on their highway. here in the senate, lamar'

well, my friend for 18 years has been lamar alexander, and there has been the rest of us. so i'm sorry that in a few more weeks, -- he is going to wish the rest of us well. but you are leaving this body and those of us in it and the nation it exists to serve stronger and better because you were mr. alexander: mr. president, i sen. alexander: mr. president, i thank my friend mitch and my friend chuck for their remarks. i will have more to say to them later. on march 9, 1967, senator howard h. baker junior, the newly elected senator from tennessee, made his maiden address. st speeh on the floor of the united states senate. he spoke for too long. the republican leader of the senate, also baker's father in law, senator dirksen, walked over to congratulat h

well, my friend for 18 years has been lamar alexander, and there has been the rest of us. so i'm sorry that in a few more weeks, -- he is going to wish the rest of us well. but you are leaving this body and those of us in it and the nation it exists to serve stronger and better because you were h mr. alexander: mr. president, i

that's what the country deserves and that's the inspiration that lamar alexander has set for me. thank you, mr. president. >> senator from texas. >> mr. president, we all know while lamar alexander is a person of tremendous character and judgment, and it's not just because he asks that young woman in the red shorts that he met at that softball game so many years ago to marry him, who happens to be from victoria texas. that demonstrates his enormous judgment, and certainly we wish him and honey the best in this next chapter of their lives. but when i think about lamar alexander think about all the lamar -isms, we put some them here today, but find a good and praise it. folks have quoted alexander which speaks to the optimistic positive view of life that we could use more of. then i remember the words he said if you want to get a standing ovation before any group of individuals, you need to say it's time to put the teaching of american history and civics back into its rightful place in our schools so our children can grow up learning what it means to be an american. well, he talked

well, my friend for 18 years has been lamar alexander, and there has been the rest of us. so i'm sorry that in a few more weeks, -- he is going to wish the rest of us well. but you are leaving this body and those of us in it and the nation it exists to serve stronger and better because you were here. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the chair lay before the senate the message to accompany h.r. 6395. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the senate insist on its amendment, agree to -- the presiding officer: the chair lays before the senate a message from the house. th clerk: resolved, that the house disagree to the amendment of the senate to the bill h.r. 6395 entitled an act to authorize appropriations for fiscal yea2021 for military activities of the department of defense for military constructionnd for defense activities of the department of energy to prescribe military personnel strengths for such fiscal year, and for other purposes, and at a conference for the senate with the disagreeing votes for the two houses thereon.

that is not the only way lamar has honored his roots. you couldn't walk across the state of tennessee in a plaid shirt and get elected governor before the age of 40 and serve four combined years as governor and senator than anyone else in history. without becoming entirely intertwined with the place. every corner of the state is better for his service. his groundbreaking work to bring home good paying auto jobs has paid dividends, so has his major focus on infrastructure and better roads. even building a statewide and national reputation does not always always translate into honest-to-goodness celebrity status. i understand following lamar's governorship the stretch of highway was fittingly named the lamar alexander parkway to honor him. i further understand some time later lamar alexander was driving on that very road and stopped for breakfast. when it was time to pay for his food he handed over his credit card. the woman on the other side of the counter glanced at the name on the card and back at lamar alexander and she said were you n

that's not the only way that lamar has honored his roots. you can walk across the stage entire state of tennessee before the age of 40 and serve as governor and senator than anyone else in the history of the volunteer state . without becoming entirely intertwined with the place. every corner, of estate is better for his service. his ground breaking work to bring home groundbreaking jobs estate dividend and trend dividends. and so is his focus on infrastructure and veterans. but alas, even really a statewide in the national reputation does not always translate into honest-to-goodness celebrity status. following his governorship, the stretch of hallway was fittingly named the lamar alexander parkway to honor him. i further understand the sometime later, amar was driving on the very road and stopped for breakfast. when it's time to pay for his food, handed over his credit card. and woman on the other side of the counter glanced at the name on the card and back at lamar. she said hey, we named after the throat. [laughter]. and as a matter i'm ce

also number farewell tributes to senator lamar alexander has retiring after three terms. you. [inaudible conversations] live senate coverage here on cspan2. sue becr watching cspan2 your unfiltered vie of gornment. created by america's cable tevision company as a public service. and brought fuchsia today by your television provider. number republican democratic republicans outgoing senator lamar alexander and his efforts to work across party lines on major pieces of legislation. center alexander chairs the senate health commiee pretty also served at tennessee's governor, education secretary, and spent time early in his career as a senate staffer. his term ends in january pretty talked but his time in e senate. >> surprise i think my friend mitch and my friend chuck for their remarks. i will have more to say to themater. on march 9 covid 17, senator howard haker junior the newly elected senator from tennessee made his maiden address. his first speech on the floor of the united states senate. he spoke for too long. the republican leader of the sena who was also baker's fathern-l

well, my friend for 18 years has been lamar alexander, and there has been the rest of us. so i'm sorry that in a few more weeks, -- he is going to wish the rest of us well. but you are leaving this body and those of us in it and the nation it exists to serve stronger and better because you were h mr. alexander: mr. president, i thank my friend mitch and my friend chuck for their remarks. i will have more to say to them later. on march 9, 1967, senator howard h. baker jr., the newly elected senator from tennessee, made his maiden address, his first speech on the floor of the united states senate. he spoke for too long. the republican leader of the senate, also baker's father in law, senator dirksen, walked over to congratulate him and then said, howard, occasionally you might enjoy the luxury of an unexpressed thought, which is good advice for a farewell address as well. as senator baker's legislative assistant, i was also his speechwriter for that maiden address, or at least i thought i was. he developed a bad habit of not saying what i wrote for his speech, so i asked to

jackson, who has no reason to bite on the move, when a completion would be game over, the raiders will take the win, they are 7- 5, after the game coming to groups about what happened. >> talking about an emotional roller coaster. i was just praying for one more chance. with seven seconds left, i couldn't believe they all out blitzed us, but as soon as i saw it, i was thankful. i give coach all the credit the world, he has prepared me and equipped me to handle situations, we have those looks to be able to handle it accordingly. >>> a couple of games the 49ers care very much about, leading the 4-7 giants, the open offered morris in the third quarter of the defense of struggle, and the giants added a field goal, seahawks got close, down to the last chance, russell wilson runs for his life, unloads the past fourth and 18, giants take over on downs, they win 17-12, seattle is 8-4, tied for first place in the afc west, grabbing his share of the lead with a win over kyler murray and the cardinals, troy hill suited for la, and he returns at 35 yards for the score, and he returned for the touc

>>> mvp quarterback lamar jackson has returned after testing positive for covid-19 helps baltimore run past dallas last night. that 37-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. part of his 94 yards on the ground and the team's 295 yards in total rushing gives the ravens their first lead of the game. and they never looked back. jackson tossed another two touchdowns and rookie running back j.k. dobbins rushed for a score as baltimore snapped a three-game skid and keeps the playoff hopes alive with a 17-23 victory over the cowboys. >>> and after an outbreak that landed more than 20 players on the covid reserve list, baltimore receiver dez bryant did not get to face off with his old team after being ruled with an illness. bryant who had an inclusive test, was pulled off the field for a retest which returned positive and he was sent home. bryant later confirmed the diagnosis on twitter. no ravens players were identified as high-risk contacts and all other players returned negative tests administered earlier in the day. >>> despite all of that, the nfl's mid-november move to put all 33 teams

also number farewell tributes to senator lamar alexander has retiring after three terms. you. [inaudible conversations] live senate coverage here on cspan2. sue becr watching cspan2 your unfiltered vie of gornment. created by america's cable tevision company as a public service. and brought fuchsia today by your television provider. number republican democratic republicans outgoing senator lamar alexander and his efforts to work across party lines on major pieces of legislation. center alexander chairs the senate health commiee pretty also served at tennessee's governor, education secretary, and spent time early in his career as a senate staffer. his term ends in january pretty talked but his time in e senate. >>

announcer: senator lamar alexander is retiring after the current term. the tennessee republican has been elected to three terms on capitol hill, 18 years. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell gave an emotional

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mitch mcconnell was moved to tears by lamar alexander's speech. that's how much mitch mcconnell treasures his spineless enablers, his quislings who cower to donald trump. two hours before donald trump defaced the white house with his verbal graffiti about the election, mike pence did his duty as vice president and swore in the newest united states senator from arizona, democrat mark kelly. acceptance of the results of an election does not get more clear and more formal than that, actually administering the oath of office to the winner of that election. to find republicans who are willing to stand up to donald trump's lies about the election, you have to get outside of washington, because there isn't a single republican in washington with the minimal courage it would take to stand up to donald trump's lies about the election and call them lies. you have to go to georgia to find that kind of courage. today georgia's republican secretary of state, brad raffensperger, publicly confirmed that he completely agrees with what one of the officials in his o

the kind of friendship that has potential here in the senate. we worked together to get things done through our states. bolstering our national laboratories and conserving our great outdoors. something else we shared was mario, are barber in the senate barbershop and to be honest that's the best place to learn the ways of the senate, sitting in mario's chair. friendships like i have with lamar and mario are what i will miss most about the senate. the friendships and because as any good senator will tell you, friendships are what gets you over the finish line . i will cherish the friendships i've forged over the last 12 years. i will miss serving the people of new mexico and congress. the greatest honor of my life has been doing. and i'm confident dthat new mexico is in good hands with my friend senator heimlich. migrant partner over thelast eight years , is dedicated advocacy for our community, his love of the land and all that has been an inspiration. and with senator lujan who i have the privilege of calling a friend and who i know will fight

. >> senator lamar alexander is retiring after the current term. the republican has been elected to three terms on capitol hill 18 years. mitch mcconnell gave an emotional tribute on the senate floor, recalling their early friendship as young senate staffers. now, mr. president, on a completely different matter, the senate reinvolves around people. one of our key duties involves the personnel we exa

>> it has a third of the jurisdiction in the senate. so i lot comes through here. if you want to get rid of common core or fix no child left behind, this is where you come. if you want to get medical miracles into a doctor's office more rapidly, you come here. if there is an opioid crisis, here. big argument over labor, here. so a lot happens here. we've got 23 members of the senate, from elizabeth warren and bernie sanders to rand paul. so if we can get a consensus here, we think the country can live with it as well. >> highlights of your chairmanship over the years? senator alexander: one emotional highlight was when i was sitting there and all 23 senators voted to report the bill fixing no child left behind. it may sound silly, but think about the elementary and secondary education. and everybody is an expert. it is like being in the university of tennessee football stadium with 100,000 people, all of whom played a little football, so they know what plates a call. that is the weight is with everything from sexual orientation to common core, yet we were able to a

the transition process has already been hampered. weeks into the transition, gsa was not allowing resources for the biden campaign, the biden incoming administration, to begin their work properly. so at the end of the day, this president is going to hold on to his angry, his brand and his eggo ego have also been hurt. so we can expect the president to continue saying he believes he won the election and it was taken from him. >> president-elect biden, david, is planning to deliver remarks on the electoral college tomorrow night. what would you like to hear from him? >> i would like to hear from him the bridge between his election and reality is coming. he got off to a fast start, but i think he does need to work now with people on some issues that are starting to put clouds over him. for example, i don't think he needs to address this tomorrow night, but i do think he ought to address the private counsel of his offices and talk to the people around him. he promised the most diverse cabinet in history, that was a major promise. he's wo

you can't find anybody more left wing than mark lamar hill. barack obama, the politician knows he has to get black people angry and stirred up and get guilty white liberals angry and stirred up. that's why he plays the race card. the normal barack obama, the one that went to the finest prep school in hawaii and ivy league education and challenged hillary and won. he knows america is the land of the free, home of the brave but he has to convince you systemic racism remains a problem in america. the normal barack obama knows damn well it's a con. >> hannity: where's larry's hat, leo? >> this is going to the president in care of larry elders. >> hannity: no, no. i want larry 1.0. i want a larry hat. >> that hat does not exist. i have been watching this right now. guys, times are tough. but force factor's test x180 can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. >> sean: unfortunately these all the

senator lamar alexander is retiring after the current term. the tennessee republican has been elected for three terms, 18 years. we talked to him about his life in congress and earlier as asernor of tennessee, and the education secretary under former president george h.w. bush. this is about 30 minutes. >> senator lamar alexander, we are sitting in the senate health education's labor and pensions committee room. you have chaired this panel for about a third of your senate career. why this committee? sen. alexander: ted kennedy used to say there is a lot that comes through here. if you want to fix something, this is where you come. if you want to get medical miracles into the doctor's office rapidly, you come here to pass 21st century cures. there's an opioid crisis? here. the big argument over labor? here. a lot happens here. we have 23 members in the senate, from elizabeth warren to bernie sanders to rand paul. so, if we can get a consensus here, we figure the country can live with it as well. >> highlights your chairmanship over the years? o

this was a moment where he hopes the president will begin to acknowledge what has happened. but importantly, kasie, as you well know, lamar alexander a retiring republican senator and it's unclear at this point we'll hear more from the president-elect tonight in terms of what his message is specifically for republicans but how this moment will pass for the republicans who will remain in congress, who will remain in the senate and that biden is going to have to be having to work with. seems like at all times they say they will look to this moment as a moment that might turn the page. but the president shows no sign of turning the page. >> that is for sure. yes, you're right, a different set of rules seem to govern republicans who are leaving versus those who are staying. interesting test whether the senate is senate or if we've entered a new hyperpartisan era that is really here to stay. to this question, monica alba, does the president be willing to acknowledge he lost the election? >> no indication of that, kasie. if his twitter feed is a prediction he spent time fuming and

senator lamar alexander is retiring after the current term. the tennessee republican has been elected for three terms, 18 years. we talked to him about his life in congress and earlier as asernor of tennessee, and the education secretary under former president george h.w. bush. this is about 30 minutes. >> senator lamar alexander, we are sitting in the senate health education's labor and pensions committee room. you have chaired this panel for about

. >> lamar alexander who's close to mitch mcconnell came out to say okay, it is time. many are grudgingly hanging back until january 6th or january 20th? it is hard to know. it is outrageous. it is a shame. they're undermining the very democracy that got them elected but i am sure you are going to see some shenanigans on the house floor on january 6th. in a way i think we heard the president-elect talk about donald trump more than he has and mentioning his name many times. he felt the need to set the record straight that he won the election fair and square. >> and john dean, in terms of legal challenges and i mean i am using the term loosely because i am not sure -- i know how much legal merit there was to the challenges made. dozens of them. the president never had any ground to stand on despite people sending pictures on ins dpr instagram and on social media and when push comes to shove and lawyers in courts have to present it to a judge have to holdup. does that devolve into some sort of mess or what? >> it could very easily. i think there is going to be a lot of th

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so it has been an important part of my political life for the last 42 years. >> senator lamar alexander, we thank you. sen. alexander: thank you. at 8:00 p.m. tonight, division on america with the heads of the naacp, antidefamation league and the league for united latin american citizens. at 7:00 p.m. on c-span two, book tv marks the 20th anniversary of in depth with highlights from some of the authors who have appeared on the program. on c-span three at 8:00 p.m., american history tv looks at new york city's lowers east side tenement museum and how immigrant families in the 19th and 20th centuries coped with poverty in crowded conditions. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> tuesday, january 5, the balance of power in the senate will be decided by the winners of a runoff. david perdue and kenny loeffler -- kelly loeffler are defending their seats. the challengers are john off -- warnock. liveel coverage on c-span, c-span.org and

on the left is lamar alexander and patty murray. lamar alexander of tennessee was a real champion. once he -- when i met with him he said, are you the cynthia kelly that put the anthology on the manhattan project together? i said, yes. and he said, i just read it. senator bingham and gave me his copy. so, it was really a wonderful thing to have these two senators who so enjoyed history that they bothered to take time to read about the manhattan project. so, any rate, a real tribute to the delegation that we had from the three states at the time. new paragraph. any rate, so the special resource study went forward, but it was very complicated. most studies take two years. this took eight. but, in fairness, you have to consider there were actually four. they were looking at four different properties in four

a two-year contract extension worth $85 million. >>> retiring senator lamar alexander getting praise from fellow republicans and democrats on the senate floor. in his farewell address, i will he urge the his colleagues to work harder on working together. >> so, the senate doesn't need a change of rules. it needs a change of behavior. and the behavior to change first is to stop blocking each other's amendments if you're against it, vote no. why stop the entire body from even considering it? why join the grand ol' opry if you don't want to sing >>> and this isn't a story about social distancing, necessarily, but i guess it could be. an israeli rancher has started using drones to manage his herd. he says he has been able to cut his workforce in half and let the remaining workers spend more time with their families you are up to date that's the news update back to you. >> thank you very much it's like a roomba for -- >> it's a roomba for cattle. >>> markets right now turning higher on positive news about stimulus talks that kelly talked about just a few moments ago you see the dow indust

senator lamar alexander told cnn, the election the over. >> it's perfectly fine to challenge the result of an election, and it's been done. now it's over, we have to respect the result. >> and to fellow mitt romney said that his fellow members have to not continue recognizing trump'ses claims. >> i think more and more people will recognize joe biden as the president elect. the important question is how many republicans will say that what the president is saying is wrong and dangerous? >> even russian leader vladimir putin has congratulated biden, but not the white house. >> no comment on that, i will leave it to the president to react to it. >> has he spoken to president trump? >> not that i'm aware of. >> the fact that it took six weeks for my colleagues to recognize reality and stop under mining our democratic process is sad and disappointing. >> the president is showing no signs of backing down. retweeting a conservative activist tweet retweeting that some will soon be going to jail as the president steers clear of the cameras, pence is out touting the covid-19 vaccine. some wish the

senator alexander: it has a third of the jurisdiction in the senate. so i lot comes through here. if you want to get rid of common core or fix no child left behind, this is where yo

before we go, it has been quite the year of politics washington with division and disagreement around every corner. there is one unifying force on capitol hill. music. ♪ this is republican senator lamar playing christm tunes on the piano in the rotunda of the russell senate. buildi this will be one of the last times he plays. the tennessee center terry -- the tennessee senator is retiring this year. a bit of festive music and a reminder that sometimes there can be harmony on capitol hill. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so mucfor watching bbc world news america. have a great night. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of thisrorogram isded by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy anfopeter blum kovledation; pursuing solutions for am and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [bright music] - pbs american portrait is... - a platform where anyone can come and share their stories. - there's a whole great list of prompts to get you stard. - when i was 18 and joined the mare corps. -

alexander have a problem with it. >> texas is a big state but i don't know exactly why it has a right to tell four other states how to run their elections. so i'm having a hard time figuring out the basis for that lawsuit. >> this morning president trump asked the supreme court justices to show great courage and wisdom and save the u.s.a. but in the same tweet, he also referenced a biden administration that the president says, quote: will be a scandal plagued mess for years to come. when asked if that statement should be interpreted a concession said this. >> is he still litigating his case in the courts and looks forward to that process playing out. i wouldn't read too much into that or characterize it the way that you did. >> now the supreme court is under no hard deadline to issue an order on this texas lawsuit. but, presumably the justices are going to want to act fast because, remember, bret, the electoral college meets on monday just a few days away. >> bret: kristin fisher live on the north lawn. kristin, thank you. coming up shortly mike tobin in kalamazoo, michigan where the

andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. andy, dez bryant was not happy about it. >> he wasn't, boris. he's really looking forward to this game. played for the cowboys for a long time. new ravens wide receiver, he was out there ready to face his former team but 30 minutes prior to kickoff he was pulled off the field and he was tested for covid and they did that because there was a test earlier in the day had come back inconclusive and when they tested dez again it came back positive. dez revealing that news on twitter. he tweeted a lot during this game including i tested positive for covid before the game, stop or go on. the nfl did contact tracing and felt it was okay for the game to go on. no other players tested positive on tuesday so the game did start like normal without dez bryant. lamar jackson, one of the ravens who tested positive during the team's outbreak, he said after the game he had flu-like symptoms and still can't taste or smell. the reining mvp looking great against the cowboys. baltimore beat dallas 34-17.

. >> baseball america has named giants assistant coach alicia the trailblazer of the year. she became the first female to coach on the field in a major league game when she was first base coach for the giants during exhibition game against the a's. reminder that alyssa is our guest on the latest edition of our "with authority" pod cast available on itunes, youtube, basically where all fine pod casts are heard and some not so fine pod casts. with e li we like to try to mix it up. alyssa is great and inspiration to all young girls out there who have dreams and ambitions and i highly recommend checking out the pod cast. >> she sure is, larry, look forward to it, thank you. >> thanks. >> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> a week after returning to in person learning, students and staff at this east bay alternative school test positive for covid. some say it should never happened. i'm cornell bernard, that story tonight at 11:00. >>> saving christmas, a heart warming update to a story we first brought you about stolen tricycles in san francisco. >>> tonight on abc 7 at

alex azar became the first to confirm he has met with president-elect joe biden's transition time. everything they need. i've met with the biden transition team. >> reporter: we heard from lamar alexander today who said he believes after the joe biden's wince official that the president should call biden and put the country first. but if you look what the president is saying he wants to intervene in this texas lawsuit we were talking about earlier today it does not appear that is coming out of donald trump's mouth on monday. >> i don't think he is ever going to concede.t doesn't matt. he doesn't need to concede for protect biden to become president bin which will happen on january 20th. >>> a bipartisan group is trying to bridge the dwight between the democratic and republican proposals. a snapshot of that group's proposal include funds for enhanced unemployment benefits and business loans and republicans want liability shields that would protect companies from workers who sue them for bad health as a result of going back to work. democrats want more funding for state and local gov

kelly's swearing in marks the first time since the 1950s that arizona has had two democrats in its two senate seats. at the same time, the senate today got a farewell address from a senator named lamar alexander, the same lamar alexander who was just absolutely flummoxed by that call he got from the u.s. attorney on that wednesday in january 41 years ago, telling him that he was going to have to take office three days early to stop that corrupt, outgoing governor from giving out irrev kabl pardons that were illegally bought and paid for. they needed him to take office to stop a crime in progress. lamar alexander did not want to do that, but he did it at the request of law enforcement. lamar alexander would serve two terms as governor in tennessee after that weird start. he served three terms in the united states senate. he is now 80 years old and retiring from public service. he made a plea for bipartisan cooperation as his closing speech in the u.s. senate today. one of the things this speech will be remembered for today is that the top republican in the senate, mitch mcconnell, broke

sierra lamar went missing in morgan hill on her way to school back in 2012. her dna was found in the belonging to christ garcia torres and he's currently serving a life sentence at the corcoran state prison. they can watch amy's full report on her exchange with anson garcia torres on our kron on app we also have the full letter posted on our website at kron 4 dot com. and an early morning, the 3.6 earthquake off the coast of near beach in marine county woke up many in moran and right here in san francisco. it was along the san andreas fault and you can add this to the list of scary moments in 2020 and we're also ready to leave behind us thankfully though no damage or injuries were reported. some good news on the weather front. we are expecting some rainfall coming in 2021 time to check in with kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez for details on that i'm lisa i sanaa's yeah but from now until then we do have this high surf advisory that we need to watch out for especially along the immediate coastline of the bay area. >>could see breaking waves as high as 20

and the game has now been moved several times. there is 22 positive players or high-risk players with the ravens. so hopefully they will be able to field the team including their starting quarterback with lamar jackson mvp of the league. and he's got covid. the game is now wednesday night. let's hope. let's hope they can get it played. the nfl is desperately trying to get these games played. >> shannon: i read, a quick comment for me on the situation with the 49's. trying to return home, but they can't play at home. looks like they will play the next couple game in arizona. >> well, santa clara county and all of -- many places in california including where i am in los angeles -- it's close down. you cannot have physical contact and spark cannot be played. so they pulled the rug right out from under the 49 is right here in the middle of the season. they've now had t relocate. but they are going to have to leave their families now for three weeks and when they come back to the state, they are going to have to quarantine for. all of

the reigning mvp, lamar jackson, one of nearly two dozen players placed on the covid-19 list have returned. the ravens confirmed there were four unique strains of covid-19 within the organization. the team fining one of its strength and conditioning coaches during the outbreak for failing to wear a mask and failing to report symptoms. in the meantime, the cleveland browns playing without their top four wide receivers, all out because of coronavirus complications. the jets taking advantage early. nice trick play here. jamison crowder at the 15 disguised in the backfield, 43 yard touchdown. crowder getting it done on the receiving end as well, catching a 30 yard pass from quarterback sam darnold. the jets win their second game of the season, 23-16. that result of course also means the 1 and 14 jacksonville jaguars have the number one overall pick in the draft, which will likely be clemson quarterback trevor lawrence. kc doing the dance of the sugar plum fairy, the entire backfield, and threw it back to mahomes. kansas city securing the win on a missed field goal by the falcons as time ran ou

my interview with retiring public senator lamar alexander. start with a simple question, any doubt who won the presidential election? and congress still unable to agree for millions out of work and running out of money. >> but it has to get done before they go home. millions and millions of americans simply can't wait any longer. >> i'll talk to democratic senator chris coons of delaware. >>> joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news kristen welker, "the washington post" contributing come columnist matt bay and lahee chen, fellow at the hoover institute. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. here's the scene we have all been waiting for. trucks carrying pfizer's newly authorized vaccine are rolling out this morning. it's a welcome sign of progress as the country faces a crisis of health and a crisis of leadership. look at this, covid is now responsible for six of the ten deadliest days

you know, lamar alexander, tonight, who is very close to mitch mcconnell and is, also, retiring. came out and said, okay, it's time. it's president-elect joe biden. but, there are many folks on capitol hill, who are still grudgingly hanging back, until when? january 6th? january 20th? it's hard to know. and it's outrageous. and it's a shame. and they are undermining the very democracy that got them elected. but i'm sure you're going to see some shenanigans on the house floor, on january 6th. but in a way, i think we heard the president-elect talk about donald trump more than he has, since he's gotten elected. i mean, mentioning his name, many times. we didn't hear joe biden do that before. he sort of, tonight, i think, felt the need to set the record straight. that he won the election, fair and square. >> and, john dean, just in terms of legal challenges and, i mean, i'm using the term rather loosely because, i mean, i'm not sure how much -- well, i know how much legal merit there was to the challenges that were made. dozens of them. the president never had any ground to stand on

and congress still unable to agree on relief for millions out of work and running out of money. >> it has to get done before they go home millions and millions of americans simply can't wait any longer >> i'll talk to democratic senator chris coons. nbc news would you say correspondent kristen welker, matt bye and lanhee chen, fellow at the hoover institution. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd >>> good sunday morning. here's the scene we have all been waiting for trucks carrying pfizer's newly authorized vaccine are rolling out this morning it's a welcome sign of progress as the country faces a crisis of health and a crisis of leadership look at this, covid is now responsible for six of the ten deadliest days in u.s. history, including two days this past week pearl harbor has already been knocked off the top ten list and 9/11 will soon follow. we're not including events like gettysburg or the 1918 pandemic because the daily number of deaths for those events are

and finally, i understand that supervisor walton will be announced an in memoriam for lamar williams, and mr. president and madam clerk, i would like the opportunity to share a few words on mr. williams after supervisor walton did his in memoriam as he has deep ties to both district five and district 10. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, go ahead. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: thank you. while i didn't have the honor of knowing tui, so many people that i care about cared so much about her, and i just wanted to express my condolences to her husband and family as well as to our colleague, sonny angulo. what a tremendous loss. in addition, i'm introducing a resolution today, urging governor newsom and the department of public health to prioritize california's public school educators for phase one vaccine access. in the early stages of this pandemic, san francisco and other communities across the state closed schools to slow the spread of the coronavirus across our community. schools responded by instantly switching to on-line learning

roll call has just put something out online, it'll be published tomorrow, the headline is "roll call adulting -- in roll call, "adulting might be alive and the retirements: -- retiring lamar alexander and greg walden show it's possible to do your job in public while acting like a grownup." that's greg. he got things done. he was an eagle scout when he was a youngster. still is a mighty big duck fan. can't walk into his office without seeing the ducks, he's in a lot better mood on monday when you see him if the ducks win. but he's been a really special individual. with real care and handling of all the different issues our committee deals with. a partner in the leadership on both sides of the aisle. his word is his bond. his staff has been terrific. all of them. all the subcommittee staff. his personal staff. and obviously his greatest staff person, mellene. she and his son anthony. up atched him grow him grow from when anthony was a youngster, melene has been a special friend to all of us she puts up with greg, usually she's on the west coast while he's over here. he's been a special