bales. it elizabeth tower which houses the clarke and bales.— elizabeth tower which houses the clarkeit was important so that we give restore the - clarke and bales. it was importantl so that we give restore the building for future _ so that we give restore the building for future generations. there were stone _ for future generations. there were stone were — for future generations. there were stone were crumbling and the great clock had _ stone were crumbling and the great clock had a — stone were crumbling and the great clock had a major overhaul in 30 years— clock had a major overhaul in 30 years at— clock had a major overhaul in 30 years at that point. we also upgraded the infrastructure so new tighting _ upgraded the infrastructure so new lighting that you can see now but also fire — lighting that you can see now but also fire systems, security systems and also _ also fire systems, security systems and also we — also fire systems, security systems and also we put heating in to preserve _ and also we put heating in to preserve the fabric for the very first time _ preserve the fabr

that was due to major restoration work taking place on the elizabeth tower, which houses the clock and. it was important in order that we could restore the building forfuture generations. there was stonework crumbling, also the great clock hadn't had a major overhaul in over 30 years at that point. we also upgraded the infrastructure. so new lighting that you can see now, but also our fire systems, our security systems, and also put heating in to preserve the fabric for the very first time. the tower has now been restored to its former glory. new microphones have been installed, which means the live bongs have returned, with extra microphones being brought in on new year's eve. and this is the mechanism that keeps it all ticking. so what we have here is what's called a flatbed mechanism. it's a three train clock. so it's got three separate components, one to do the chimes, one to do the time and one to strike big ben. it's powered by three weights with a combined weight of two and a quarter tonnes which travel down the centre of the tower. there's an 85 metre shaft which goes right dow

that was due to major restoration work taking place on the elizabeth tower, which houses the clock and was important in order that we could restore the building forfuture generations. there was stonework crumbling, also the great clock hadn't had a major overhaul in over 30 years at that point. we also upgraded the infrastructure. so new lighting that you can see now, but also our fire systems, our security systems, and also put heating in to preserve the fabric for the very first time. the tower has now been restored to its former glory. new microphones have been installed, which means the live bongs have returned, with extra microphones being brought in on new year's eve. and this is the mechanism that keeps it all ticking. so what we have here is what's called a flatbed mechanism. it's a three train clock. so it's got three separate components, one to do the chimes, one to do the time and one to strike big ben. it's powered by three weights with a combined weight of two and a quarter tonnes which travel down the centre of the tower. there's an 85 metre shaft which goes right down th

welcome to elizabeth tower and it's a real privilege _ it.oof to the — the way from the top, the cast iron roof to the stonework beneath us and the great _ roof to the stonework beneath us and the great clock and all and the safety — the great clock and all and the safety systems which is what we've been _ safety systems which is what we've been working on for the last few years _ been working on for the last few ears. �* been working on for the last few ears. ~ , ., been working on for the last few ears. �* y ., ., been working on for the last few ears. ~ ., , ., ., years. and you had people from all over the years. and you had people from all overthe uk. _ years. and you had people from all over the uk, experts _ years. and you had people from all over the uk, experts to _ years. and you had people from all over the uk, experts to restore i years. and you had people from all over the uk, experts to restore it | over the uk, experts to restore it to its former glory. brute over the uk, experts to restore it to its former glory.— over the uk,

that was due to major restoration work taking place on the elizabeth tower, which houses the clock andat we could restore the building forfuture generations. there was stonework crumbling, also the great clock hadn't had a major overhaul in over 30 years at that point. we also upgraded the infrastructure. so new lighting that you can see now, but also our fire systems, our security systems, and also put heating in to preserve the fabric for the very first time. the tower has now been restored to its former glory. new microphones have been installed, which means the live bongs have returned, with extra microphones being brought in on new year's eve. and this is the mechanism that keeps it all ticking. so what we have here is what's called a flatbed mechanism. it's a three train clock. so it's got three separate components, one to do the chimes, one to do the time and one to strike big ben. it's powered by three weights with a combined weight of two and a quarter tonnes which travel down the centre of the tower. there's an 85 metre shaft which goes right down the middle of the tower. thr

it elizabeth tower which houses the clock and bells.— elizabeth tower which houses the clock and bellsortant in order to restore the _ clock and bells. it was important in order to restore the building - clock and bells. it was important in order to restore the building for. order to restore the building for future generations. there was stonework crumbling in the great locke hadn't had a major overhaul in over 30 years at the rate. we also upgraded infrastructure, so new lighting that you can see now but also the fire systems, security systems and also put heating into preserve the fabric for the very first time. preserve the fabric for the very first time-— preserve the fabric for the very first time. ., ., , ., , first time. the tower has now been restored to — first time. the tower has now been restored to its _ first time. the tower has now been restored to its former _ first time. the tower has now been restored to its former glory. - first time. the tower has now been restored to its former glory. new l restored to its former glory. new microphones have been installed which mean

so you have your whole family or your closest friends gathered around the table. elizabeth tvs usually on people watched the president's address. we followed, of course, by the chimes of this vast good tower clock on the red square on the you're supposed to make a wish. while the clock is trimming again, some people just think of their wage on the other scribble it on a piece of paper burnett and split the ashes into their champagne glasses. and this way it should come true. it's so after that outdoor fun begins, most people go outside for firework. does it? so is a study of calf. ask about food. there's, there's a lot of different new year's traditions when it comes to food. one of them is official wearing a for a coat of bud. talk to me what kind of food you guys have it me. as i spoke, i said say, talking about traditional new year's food, we make all kinds of parties salads with me, fish and mayonnaise is such as the famous olive here, solid herring, under a 1st coat with them and most of salad. and so for in the car, jake, mandarin oranges are an interesting symbol of new jersey.

so you have your whole family or your closest friends gathered around the table. elizabeth tvs usually on people watched the president's address. we followed, of course, by the chimes of this vast good tower clock on the red square on the you're supposed to make a wish while the clock is trimming. again, some people just think of their wage on the other scribble it on a piece of paper burnett. and split the ashes into their champagne glass. and this way it should come true. it's so after that outdoor fun begins, most people go outside for firework. that's, that's what is the story half calf ask about food. there's, there's a lot of different new year's traditions when it comes to food. one of them is official wearing a for a coat of but talk to me, what kind of food you guys have it me. as i spoke, i said say, talking about traditional new year's food, we make all kinds of parties solid with the meat, fish and mayonnaise, such as the famous olive here, solid herring, under a 1st coat with them, a most of salad. and so for a nick isaac mandarin oranges are an interesting symbol of new j

so you have your whole family or your closest friends gathered around the table. elizabeth tv is usually on people watched the president's address. we followed, of course, by the times of this bhaskar tower clock on the red square on the you're supposed to make a wish while the clock is trimming. again, some people just to think of their wage on the other scribble it on a piece of paper burnett and slip the ashes into their champagne glasses. and this way it should come true. so after that outdoor fun begins, most people go outside for firework. does it, so is a study of calf, ask about food there's, there's a lot of different new year's traditions when it comes to food. one of them is official wearing a for a coat of but talk to me what kind of food you guys have it me. as i spoke, i say it's a talking about traditional new year's food. we make all kinds of parties salads with need fish and me and a new such as the famous. i'll live here, solid harring under a 1st coat with them a most of salad. and so for nick isaac mandarin oranges or an interesting symbol of new jersey. previously th

so you have your whole family or your closest friends gathered around the table. elizabeth tv is usually on people. watch the president's address with all it. of course, by the chimes of this foss, good tower clock on the red square on the you're supposed to make a wish. while the clock is trimming. again, some people just think of their wage on the other scribble it on a piece of paper burnett and split the ashes into their champagne glasses on. this wedge should come true. it's so after that outdoor fun begins, i see people go outside for firework. that's, that's what is the story of cash asked about food there's, there's a lot of different new new year's traditions when it comes to food. one of them is official wearing a for a coat of bud. talk to me what kind of food you guys have it me. as i spoke, i said say talking about traditional new year's food. we make all kinds of parties salads with need fish and mayonnaise is such as the famous olive here, solid herring, under a 1st coat, the most is solid and so forth. and the size of a cook, mandarin oranges are an interesting symbol of

the fact that these presidents of universities could not answer it, it has rotted out our ivory towersderstand moral clarity. >> harris: the moment that stood out to me you were interviewing elizabeth mcgill, the president at the university of pennsylvania, u-penn. one of the eight elite colleges, some of the most expensive, high-profile learning in this country. when you asked her does the genocide of jews constitute harassment, her back and forth with you lit up on social media like fire. she could not answer that with a simple yes and you seem to get emotional when you ask her whether or not it would take actual acting of genocide to get her to say yes those words are wrong. >> in her testimony, harris, she said it will take conduct or action. so of course i followed up and said what do you mean it will take action? the act of committing genocide? she couldn't even answer that yes. it was absurd to have that back and forth. that's why they are not fit to be in those positions. and this is not just an issue in the united states, harris. this is a global scourge that we're seeing in t