raja flores: that court date for them, that's air that they breathe. they need that.is what's keeping them going. bigad: dr. raja flores has been treating mesothelioma patients for 25 years and says the pain they endure is excruciating. dr. flores: it is like a boa constrictor that strangles you with each breath until the tumor basically suffocates you. bigad: but as california courts see it, once the plaintiff dies, they're no longer experiencing that pain and suffering, so they can't sue for it. bigad: that is the law, but is it justice? mark stone: i don't think it's justice, no. it's not justice. bigad: assemblyman mark stone chairs the state's judiciary committee, which serves as a watchdog over california's legal system. bigad: do you think there's enough political will in sacramento to change this law? mark: i think that's a very tough one. the insurance companies, they're whole obligation to their shareholders and others is to minimize their--the payouts, and that sounds kind of cold and cynical, but that's a reality of this legal structure. bigad: the nation'

today, it stands as the best example of the raja adam influence on american architecture.ve woodwork reflect the refinement and elegance of the federal period. and this home, like many of the other fine homes and historic sites along the hudson, is available to the public. one moment out of the past, painstakingly preserved for the enjoyment of future generations. mrs. johnson's trip up the hudson had ended. but it had helped open a new routes to make history more exciting and more accessible to the tourists. the first lady had helped many people rediscovered the great river of the mountains and its rich record faithfully preserved in architecture in prose, in canvas and custom, illustrating one of the most powerful adventurous and romantic chapters in american history. >> my fellow americans, i was taught in your state witness specially american tradition, full of the optimism and

road up the hill to the emperor's palace was once traveled on the lumbering backs of elephants by rajairst, and his retinue of court followers 350 years ago. alexander the great marched his armies out of india with 200 elephants. timur of samarkand with nearly a thousand a long time ago. ♪ maharaja sawai ajay singh looked out from the terrace of the palace his fathers had built and sought the pleasant plains below. he decided it was time to come out of the fortified hills. in 1728, he built jaipur, the pink city, one of the first planned cities of its day. ♪ no murmurs of discontent, if there were any, were allowed to reach this monarch's ears in the courtyards of the city palace or the corridors of a the hawa mahal, the palace of the winds. maharaja sawai ajay singh was a scientist. he preferred to think about the shape of the earth, the universe, and the stars. ♪ mrs. kennedy's journey continues back into time, another city, another age, another monument. the year, 1569. the city, abandoned. the emperor long since gone. the monument remains, marble and mother-of-pearl to honor the to

it is 60's in south georgia and 50's in north raja. republicans are heaving a sigh of relief. texts last week saying if it is snow, we are doomed. host: you can follow greg bluestein's reporting in georgia. washington journal continues. are joined by kylie jane kremer, executive director oneomen for america first, of several groups holding rallies in washington on wednesday. kremer, welcome to washington journal. guest: thank you for having me. rallytell us about your tomorrow. what is the purpose? guest: we are so excited. we are hosting the save america rally. it will be in the president's park. we are excited to move it from freedom plaza where we traditionally have the rally. millions descended on d.c. to stand up for election integrity, to demand transparency and support president trump. we will gather at 7:00 a.m.. people are encouraged to go to .com for information on how to get tickets, what do you can and cannot bring in. you need to rsvp to let us know they are coming. we are excited to see so many in d.c. tomorrow morning. out ofhat are you hoping this rally -? -- h

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by raja's are still conducting research into what that would mean for the efficacy of the vaccines if it turns out that i do not provide protection against this new type of koran or virus the vaccines would have to be updated. the good news is as the biotech fires a vixen and the one made by modern or you synthetic messenger r.n.a. or m r n a they can both be quickly adapted scientists have suggested the changes could be made in as little as 6 weeks but testing the new vaccine and authorizing it might take much longer. let me hand you over now to our science correspondent eric williams has got answers to your questions on the corona virus. if i get vaccinated it's chance i could still get infected and faxed us. guests to the 1st and we don't know yet to the 2nd we'll have a much better idea about the dangers of both issues in a few months when when vaccination numbers really climb in a serious way worldwide i think the confusion about this topic is closely tied to how we use the words infected and infectious let's look at the word infected 1st it's used in 2 different ways and it's st

we still don't know the exact cause of death raja son guy has the latest on the investigation now underwaycebook post the placer county sheriff's office announced its corner division and public health recently were notified of the death of a person who tested positive for covid-19 in late december in the post they say that individual was administered a covid-19 vaccine several hours before the death on thursday officials say the dose was not administered by placer county public health and they don't know what caused the death at this time, it's an incident that is leaving many people with more questions than answers, including doctor dean blumberg an infectious disease expert at u c davis children's many people are going to make the connection with the vaccine because of the timing doctor blumberg was unaware of the placer county case but he says don't be too quick to blame the vaccine. >>you know my my first inclination is probably not likely related to the vaccine. we know severe allergic reactions that occur following immunization the vast majority of those occur within 15 to 30 minutes

immigrants and brooklyn the sudden death of his father left the family in dire financial straits and a raja laurie badly finishing high school but he had to pass on to use the voice that had been given to him and i don't know why most of her. a good voice pre-puberty people kept telling me you got to be honorary so i would imitate radio with less than $20.00 in his pocket a 24 year old larry set off for the sunshine state in such of golden opportunities that he said goodbye to lawrence harris i got and became larry king he took a gig as a d.j. all the while freelancing writing columns and trying to get on the air waves and from those humble beginnings he started he walked his way towards his big break came in 1978 when king landed the upon a miss the late night radio larry king show it started in 28 cities 5 years later it was in 118 larry king became a household name radio's number one interviewer larry king thank you very much good evening everybody on this tuesday night wednesday morning across the united states this is larry king's show 10 years at peabody award later king decided it wa

army counter raja hill he says that the additional vetting of troops is a warrant. bigots a form. of censorship this is just a step towards that for troops and i think it's just a prequel to. what we will see with this new by the ministry if if we know that these patriots who swore to take an oath just like i did for the 13 years that i served to support defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic . what do they have to be afraid of when we ask we all swore an oath to do so. why the loss of trust in that at this point in time. the recent wave of big tech censorship shows no sign of abating with our poll now under pressure to ban the increasingly popular messaging app telegram campaign group is suing apple for failing to remove it from its store and claims telegram is being used to spread extremist content telegram currently serves is the preferred new not see white nationalist communications channel fanning anti semitic and anti black incitement during the current wave of protests across america the coalition for a safer web claims telegram was used by the cap

spoke to longtime republican strategist and trump ally raja stone he was convicted of lying to congress and of witness tampering in 2019 before being pardoned by president trump last month of stone says the suppression of conservative voices has gone too far. for the 1st time in the history of our country we have the censorship of all mass communications whether it is whether is broadcast television network television whether it is cable whether it is print media or whether it is the internet there is one overwhelming fraudulent narrative being forced on the american people and that created the atmosphere in which a legitimate compelling i would say overwhelming evidence of voter fraud in cyber manipulation of the vote was dismissed as conspiracy theory people who want to be in silence others that simply means that they cannot win a fact based debate that they're not interested in honest electoral competition or a battle of ideas they have no ideas other than central control and socialism rather than doing away with our constitutional rights and now what we see is an effort to take what

of pakistan that has i'm sorry to say that i would slightly disagree with yada yada yada analyst mr raja and that it's been basically people sparty and was august honestly believe known we have not delivered the case was in supreme court and it was then referred to the election of commissioner. stunts so we are we have done but we have to we have to do and the under no pressure to be out of not feeling the heat because we know that bug is found 30 insaaf is the 1st party which has brought in a very systematic very transparent system of collecting funds whereas pakistan muslim league has always and people sparty they have always counted on the in the vested interest groups on the lanka birds and all the illegal people who are involved with illegally activities because then they do good a quid pro quo or that when they come into the comment then they return the favors so it is the 1st time that pakistan 30 can solve has a very transparent way of collecting funds from its party people it's just 10 dollars 12 dollars 15 dollars 100 dollars 50 dollars so we are quite relaxed and this way you

met her at the club and i took her to the casa get bread nonstop know my name ♪ ♪ ring a bell like raja's my time chain go bling i ain't talking 'bout hotline ♪ ♪ young and i got time but i finally got one it's about time make the whole city shine ♪ ♪ every time that i shine let me know now if you not down 'cause you left ♪ ♪ and you not 'round need a julep and a hot brown go 'head ♪ ♪ let that top down i'm from kentucky but this ain't no dixie chicks this is not route 66 ♪ ♪ she step out take like fifty flicks i'm way too selective with the folks that i ♪ ♪ get mixy with she said that's a lie, boy you a thot, thot, thot ♪ ♪ just left out the city it was hot, hot, hot think they with me but they not, not, not ♪ ♪ i just cannot stop i'm 'bout to buy my bro a drop she came to kick it ♪ ♪ with her friends they takin' shots, shots, shots yeah, white gold over ♪ ♪ my chrome hearts ten bands sloppy i ain't got no card i don't feel nothing ♪ ♪ for the most part fat boy drive this like a go-kart slide through ♪ ♪ the opp blocks shooting out blow darts i been rich before i signed ♪ ♪ shirt cost

has been held for a prominent member of guinea's opposition who died while in prison supporters say raja bombo was killed by the authorities and they want the government of president alpha condé to be held accountable for cat you know has had a on reports. that the mourners remember guinness opposition spokesman roger bomba he died last month while in police custody his family says he was poisoned for being a member of the opposition the union of democratic forces of guinea the official account is that he died from liver disease. who called me one night to tell me he felt sick 4 days later i arrived to the hospital he was gravely ill with a stomach illness i also tim what the problem was he said he didn't know i asked when the symptoms started again he said he didn't know. supporters say about 300 members of the opposition are in prison and bomba has fueled their mistrust in the government. automatically they automatically arrest young men condemned them and put them away or thirty's the selective it is directed towards those the opposition the level of justice is terrible dozens of prot

up winning in february will need to form a coalition of parties to govern very well right now mary raja below is the president of the africa international media group she joins us live on skype from paris good to have you with us if you listen to some of the statements like coming from the former foreign minister who's casting doubt on some of the election results how free and fair do you think this round of elections really was. well you know 1st of all you was not possible to have only one run. that the candidate could win. for the 1st time without one out which happened while or in us. that was not possible because of the balance of power there where decisions is rather strong but the outgoing president has a rather good record also. i think of a great tool that he. wants to he has decided to step down at the end of the 2 terms not trying to say or her like what happened in neighboring countries and he has he's been very good at it he's been a champion for the applicant tree trade areas on for instance and i've been using. the candidate he's backing absolute chance because mr basil h

introduce the midnight regulations review act with my colleagues chairwoman carolyn maloney, chairman raja krishnamoorthi, and representative jackie speier. this legislation would require the government accountability office to create a list of the regulations that the outgoing administration promulgates during this lame duck, which will allow congress and the incoming administration to review whether they are based on evidence and research or whether they should be considered for amending or elimination. congress must take stock immediately of harmful regulatory actions rushed by outgoing administrations in order to exercise its authority to repeal regulations pursuant to the congressional review act. the bill also builds on the bipartisan work of my senate colleagues ron johnson and tom carper, requesting gao produce a report a year after the inauguration to examine, more in depth, the impact of specific midnight regulations. the nation needs the next administration to be a success. we need our people to stay safe and healthy during what promises to be the deadliest stretch of the pandem

we have a tweet from congressman raja who says " americans are suffering.e need relief for working families who are struggling to keep food on the table and funding for programs that aid those who need it most." :: the -- " the end of 2020 the sharpest rise in the american poverty rate since -- the poverty rate increased by 2.4% during the latter half of 2020 as the u.s. continued to suffer the cannot make impacts of covid-19. that percentage point rise is nearly double the highest increase in poverty since the 1960's. an additional 8 million people nationwide are now considered poor. moreover the poverty rate for black americans is estimated to have jumped by 5.4 percentage points, or by 2.4 million individuals. the scholars' findings released monday put the rate at 11.8% in december. while poverty is down from readings of more than 50% a decade earlier, the new estimates suggested that the annual census euro tally due in set -- since his bureau -- census bureau tally --" let us know what you think. let's talk to marshall calling from brooksville, florida.

it is 60's in south georgia and 50's in north raja. republicans are heaving a sigh of relief.exts last week saying if it is snow, we are doomed. host: you can follow greg bluestein's reporting in georgia. thanks so much. guest: thank you. host: continue this our asking you about those two senate runoff races in georgia. the line for georgia is (202) 748-8003. here is lori on our democrats line. caller: is it me? host: it is. you're on the air. caller: thank you ivy couple , one the woman for minnesota talking about the ballots she received in the mail. this is my first year i ever requested. i have always voted in person. last year i voted in person. they do not just mail you ballots. you are mailed all kinds of applications and requests, but they do not just mail out ballots, not in my area and the people i know never received them. man who called in who was talking about a diverse congress , it is good to have the thelance of republicans in senate and democratic house or whatever, that is all well and good if you have people up there set aside personal views about certain th

it is 60's in south georgia and 50's in north raja. republicans are heaving a sigh of relief. texts last week saying if it is snow, we are doomed. host: you can follow greg bluestein's

it is 60's in south georgia and 50's in north raja. republicans are heaving a sigh of relief. texts last week saying if it is snow, we are doomed. host: you can follow greg bluestein's reporting in georgia. use the count to object to joe biden's wins in numerous swing states. c-span.org orat listen on the free c-span radio app. ♪ announcer: you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies, who provide c-span to viewers as a public service. ♪ announcer: next, we take you to wsb-tv in atlanta for coverage of the u.s. senate runoff elections in georgia, where republican senator, they were purdue, seeks a second term against democrat, jon osoff, and senator, kelly loeffler, and her opponent, democrat, raphael warnock. the race will determine the balance of power in the senate for the next two years. this is live coverage on c-span. >> the entire nation is watching. right now, the senate runoff elections in georgia. >> this is history unfolding