cancellations of 1,000 flights at chicago s busy o hare airport alone. we ll have the latest just ahead. then mass protests in the streets of tehran after the iranian government accidentally shot down a passenger plane filled with iranians president trump telling those protesters he and the united states stand with them we ll have live report and talk to chuck todd. then, a sunday sitdown with ed harris on the latest role of atticus finch and a prolific acting career that began with a very different passion. i was working out for football i just it was 1970, 71, a lot of things were doing on in the world. i remember sitting down in the back porch of the neighbor s house. i was thinking about what was i going to do with myself if i m not going to play football maybe i can do the acting thing. ed harris and later in the sunday spotlight, the view from london as the british royal family prepares for a palace summit after the stunning news that prince harry and duche
and i m kerry sayers. and i m your host, bill kurtis. today we look back at the great comedies of television through the decades. if laughter truly is the best medicine than television has had a hand in keeping america healthy since the 1950s. comedy has been a staple on television since it first clicked on and they have come in all shapes and sizes from variety shows to scripted characters and wonky animations, t-v has found so many ways to make us laugh and keep us in stitches. we re looking back today on our favorite television comedies through the decades who not only made us laugh but were also recognized by one of the hightest t-v honors the emmys. from a modern stone age family to some not quite ready for prime time players and a show but we begin with the first lady of television. the queen of comedy. lucille ball. few shows have had the impact of i love lucy, a comedic and cultural force that made its television debut in 1951. with four emmy wins and 20 nominat
new year, the field of democrats looking to defeat president trump risks being shaken up. starting with senator bernie sanders, who right now is lapping the democratic field in fundraising. bringing in $34.5 million. you see it right there in the final quarter of 2019. that s nearly $10 million more than pete buttigieg. and nearly $12 million more than front-runner joe biden. but those numbers pail in comparison to the $46 million donald trump raised. and that does not include money raised by the rnc. it was the president s best fundraising quarter yet. and his campaign manager credits impeachment with helping his re-election bid. claiming it s made the campaign bigger and stronger. a notion that, frankly, has worried democrats since the start of the impeachment inquiry in september. meanwhile, another potential anxiety is facing democrats as their field just got narrower and less diverse. with former hud secretary julian castro. the only hispanic candidate in the race, annou
i m pointing at you. i don t know if you can see. i can t see you. i can t see you. you have better technology than i do. i m just going to fix my hair. wash your face and drive me to wow, we got singing out of you on a day you claim to be sick. that s a real professional. i could do more. i could do the whole hour. i m just going to finish this out for those waiting for the news cast. if we can get any member of fish for a fallback friday with katie, let s make it happen. i will be there. amen. feel better. rest your voice. happy new year, ari. happy new year. i want to begin by wishing you at home a happy new year. this is our first show of 2020. i think you know how big a year this is. the congress now set to reconvene facing the open question of how to put a president on trial. most years don t start like that. tonight we have the latest on this somehowdown between smepear pelosi and leader mcconnell on that issue with some senate republican crit
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