we have great show for you tonigh she's an academy award and emmy-winning actress you know from "i tonya and "mom." her new film "breaking news in yuba county" is out on digital and select theaters this friday. allison janney is here and she represent missouri's first district in the house of representatives. congresswoman cori bush will be here but before to get to all that, i mentioned yesterday that we had been -- i had been corrected online by saying "legos" when in fact, the plural of lego is "lego. and some people were trying to be helpful after i made that admission that i was getting it wrong yesterday and said -- helpful thing to say is "lego blocks." but again, i'm not going to change how i do it because i only talk about legos with my kids and i'm not going to go home and sit them down and say, "daddy made a terrible mistake. also, a correct word for tiny blanket isn't 'blanky,' it's 'blankwetina.' but turns out it was a helpful time, you know, because people with social media can reach out and tell what you got wrong. i got something else wrong yesterday. i called this fantas

and i'm tippett yeah this is exactly why tonya avoids mentioning her background the title is such means little to her but she does not miss her old life i found generally people are very inward looking and they were very samey people from the same background so if you had a discussion you could never get a different point of view a few notes and it was really difficult and i know i i like people i really enjoy they are my favorite species the sense fascinating sometimes that infuriating but they are always interesting nevertheless 10 years fighting and the complaining against the male rights of inheritance she wants the law to change so she can sit in the house of lords because i think i can make a real impact that. i can bring in really different life experiences. i don't just rip and cut i do it and that gives you a very different perspective. since they are not sure if they will find enough supports in britain charlotte has also brought their case to the european court of human rights. we know that we are writing a wrong that is long and the time has come for this to change. in any c

the surrounding villages but they are monitoring the situation closely has caused the closure of the tonya airport. and prances lower house of parliament has approved a bill aimed at curbing islamic extremism the legislation expands the state's ability to close mosques and ban individual preachers it follows this a series of islamist attacks and friends critics say the bill stigmatizes muslims and would limit free speech still needs to pass the senate. violent protests have erupted in several spanish cities following the arrest of rapper pablo he was sentenced to 9 months in prison for his song lyrics and tweets which authorities say glorify terrorism and insult the monarchy but his supporters have pro-trade his cases upright for fight for free speech several 1000 protesters turned out in barcelona. the. chance of freedom for pablo has said echoing through the streets of barcelona scuffles erupted between protesters and the police with trash container set on fire and shop windows destroyed demonstrators are calling for left wing rapper pablo has to be released from prison. earlier on tuesd

tonya, thanks so much for being here. how much of a gut purge was it to learn of the new d.a.'enalty? >> well, thank you for having me. it was definitely a gutted punch because i truly believe that the punishment should fit the crime. and this individual will assassinated my husband and, you know, the directives that george has given his prosecutors have nothing to do with a progressive approach to prosecution rather it is a radical agenda that quite clearly victim schardz the law. puts the lives of the community in danger. jillian: take a look at reform penalties no longer pursuing the death penalty. no longer i seeking bail for. no longer seeking to enhance criminals punishments for using alleged gang it membership. here is what gascon had to said. the trekives put forward not only enhance public safety and increase equity they put victims first. although some victims may disagree. the majority of victims very much favor these reforms. your husband, steve, do you think that he is ever going to get justice with, you know, what happened to him in light of these new policies? >>

jamison presented to my agent tonya mckinnon and occult budget books on chronicle work and tonya thought immediately of me with the color purple and she presented to me. it's like oh my gosh yeah of course. we could talk about what i do know but at the time i felt very confident that i could write about the color purple because it meant so much to me and a place where it turned to so many times in my life for the summer before my junior year in high school i read three works of art, three really important books and if there's anything you need to know about me it's these books together know not everything about me. alex haley's biography of mauka max and alice walker's the color purple in my senior year i read that in the summer in my senior year of high school in the fall was when anita hill testified before the senate for allegations of clarence thomas is sexual harassment in the spring in my senior year to l.a. rebellion and the response to the lapd officers being found not guilty for beating rodney king so i have these three book set me up in some way to have a political analysis as

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that's what tonya pits told us now she says the wine industry is ripe for change that story next. >>> and baseball is back pitchers and catchers report for spring training, but the schedules and the games themselves will look a lot different. >>> but first, the conservative radio host rush limbaugh died today. his wife made the announcement on his radio show. limbaugh had been fighting stage four lung cancer nbc' nbc's geoff bennett has more. >> reporter: rush limbaugh was a broadcasting icon, and a powerful and controversial voice in republican politics. >> i have a question for the democrats, when are you people going to get tired of losing. >> reporter: his self-titled show was the most listened to radio talk show in america. >> i am rush limbaugh america's real anchorman. >> reporter: by the time he was 8 years old, rush limbaugh set his sights on a career in radio, getting his start playing records on a toy radio in his bedroom. that enthusiasm and singular focus carried through his teens. limbaugh quit college to become a rock 'n' roll d.j., following a few false starts he event

we first visited tonya in 207 after england published her name and address online leading to nonstop hope you die you worthless [ bleep ], you ugly [ bleep ]. >> i had a lot of phone calls with gunshots that sound kind of still makes me sick. >> reporter: to this day she is incensed about what happened. >> we are not worthy of being hated. we are very loving and it is so important that the world knows that, sarah. it is so important. because haters don't know who they are hating. they are make money off of our pain. it is time to set some bou boundaries. not all speech, not all writing is free. it is not free if it terrorizes another human being. >> reporter: tonya and her family haven't seen a dime of the $14 million the court says england others them. he is holding on to about a half million dollars in bitcoin. and he received bitcoin valued at nearly $600,000 over the past six years. another neo-nazi getting crypto donations, robert wray. and we caught up with him in 2017 as white supremacists gathered in houston saying that they were there to protect confederate monuments. you sa

jamison presented to my agent tonya mckinnon, a whole bunch of books of course, chronicle work, and tonya thought immediately of me with "the color purple." when she presented to me it was like yes, of course. i kind of know that book. we can talk about what i i dit know but at the time i felt very confident that i could write about "the color purple" because if it meant so much to me. i talk about in the book the summer before my senior year in high school i read three works of art, three really important books. if there's anything you need to know about me you can just put these three books together and you'll know anything. toni morrison -- alex avs autobiography of malcolm x, and alice walker's "the color purple." my senior year, , so read that n the summer and my senior year of high school in the fall is went anita hill testified before the senate, allegations of clarence thomas is sexual harassment and in the spring of my senior year, the l.a. rebellion in response to the lapd officers being found not guilty for beating rodney king. i had these three books 70 up to have a political

tonya harrison is the director of science strategy at planet labs and says this is the start of a new era of exploration. >> nasa just landed their next flagship rover on the surface of mars. it's carrying eight ton of equipment even the entry system we used to land on the first place. today was the opening day of a whole era of mars exploration. this is the first dedicated astrobiology mission, specifically designed to look for signs of agent life and collect samples that it will send back to earth. that is not something we have ever done from mars. we've never been able to send something back. that tells us a lot more information in terms of what that rock might have formed in, temperature, pressure of the water, and if it would have been conducive for life. when the samples come back to earth, we can look for signs of dna which will be the definitive answer as to whether there was life in those samples. peter: still to come, the u.s. unveils a new policy with a policy for undocumented immigrants. and facebook friends know more, but after logging australian new sites off, is the soc

tonya kramer reporting there now some champions league football for us when this league club byron munich beat lot c. 041 in the round of 16 and stormed to a 3 nil halftime late thanks to goals from rob 11 down skinny jamal mashallah and leave after the break a lot own goal made it for me for hockey in korea pulled one back for the italians also on cheers a chelsea got a one nil victory against atletico madrid only video hole scored the only goal of the match. and what is the good team. are marking their return to the knockout phase of the champions league in a few hours time clubs are up against a premier league leaders manchester city they're led by the former by an coach pep guardiola just recorded their 18th straight victory over the weekend meanwhile are without a win in their last 3 matches now due to covert 19 travel restrictions the match will take place in hungary stead of germany. for i let you go our mind out of the top stories that we're tracking for you this hour. a german court has found a former syrian secret service agent guilty of facilitating state sponsored torture in s

. >> tonya hicks sees the same bias in her community even though unemployment is famously much higherfor african-americans. >> at the civil rights movement, a lot of african-american children were not encouraged to go to college. in african american culture, blue-collar workers are looked down on like their less than if you do not have a college degree. >> in fact, college grads earn 74% more than those with only a highs will diploma but not that much more than skilled tradespeople. a median income of 54 thousand dollars for a bachelors degree versus 51,004 electricians, 46,000 for plumbers. although tradespeople may have somewhat shorter careers. regardless, there is a disconnect. >> if you look at the way colleges have been able to raise their tuitions and if you look at the speed with which the skills gap has widened and if you look at the number of kids who are out there, well educated but hopelessly in debt and not trained for a multiple -- multitude of good jobs that actually exist, you start to see the degrees that work disconnected. >> as an economist might ask, what you mean

we first visited tonya girsh after he published her name and address online lead to go nonstop threatsthless [ bleep ]. you stupid, ugly [ bleep ]. >> i had a lot of phone calls with gunshots. that sound still makes me sick. >> reporter: to this day gersh is incensed about what happened. >> we are not worthy of being hated. we are very loving, and it's so important that the world knows that, sara. it's so important, because haters don't know who they're hating. they're making money off of our pain. it's time to set some boundaries. not all speech, not all writing is free. it is not free if it terrorizes another human being. >> reporter: she and her family haven't seen a dime of the $14 million the court says he owes them. he is holding on to half a million of bitcoin and received bitcoin valued at nearly $600,000 over the past six years. another neo-nazi getting crypto donations for hate. we caught up with him in 2017 as white supremacists gathered in houston saying they were there to protect confederate monuments. you said the holocaust, you don't believe the holocaust happened? >> sh

and there are fewer black women who are sommeliers, like tonya pitts. >> i as you tell people that i,e me >> reporter: both are now trying to seize the moment through organizations like the aso association of absolutely. >> i would lov african-american v vintners >> i would love a bowl of jellybeans of all the colors and creeds who drink wine to look like the bowl of jellybeans of people who make wine >> reporter: he also wants to keep making good wine to honor debra who died of pancreatic cancer two yearsing a. the longevity label represents the heart he gave her every valentine's day. >> before she left us, i maid sure i took her to see this get put on so she knows she's as you going to be part of this journey, part of this brand, and she's never going anywhere >> reporter: long says he's gotten more wine order the the first six weeks of this year than in all of last year but in the end it's got to be good and this pino blanc earned a 90 from wine enthusiasts. that's good. >> has he faced any resistance as a winemaker, jane >> reporter: not as a winemaker. he says he's been ep brace

. >>> i didn't choose wine, and wine chose me, and that is what tonya pits told me.y is next. >>> and baseball is next. the pitchers and the catchers are reporting for spring training, and the schedules and the games themselves will look a lot different. but first, the conservative radio host rush limbaugh died today and his wife made the announcement on the radio show. limbaugh had been fighting stage 4 lung cancer. nbc's jeff bennett on the long, lucrative and polarizing career. >> it is time for broadcasting excellence. >> reporter: rush limbaugh was a broadcasting icon and controversial voice in the world of politics. >> now you democrats, when you are going to be tired of losing. >> reporter: it was the most listened to radio show in america. >> i am rush limbaugh -- >> reporter: by the time he was 8 years old he had set his sights on a career in radio. and he had started his career in his bedroom, and then he quit college to become a rock 'n' roll deejay, and after a few fits and starts, he started talk radio and reputation as right wing die hard drew a followi

several kilometers above the volcano summit eruption on thursday forced a temporary closure of sicily's tonyaairport is the most active and highest volcano in europe amazing pictures there. that wraps up the news but i'll see you in a couple of minutes with a full bulletin at 2200 g.m.t. . acid attacks in india. leave many scars most of which cannot be seen. they also create a bond. borne of a sarod ordeal and stronger than the many obstacles their survivors will now face. black roses and red dresses parts of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. jump into the story there is a lot going on in this and julian and global community when i talk of all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are who would love to hear the new and be part of today's discussion the stream on out is there a. teaching you can watch al-jazeera english streaming live on i.q. channel. plus thous

with the stroke of the pen, governor dewine shut down businesses throughout our state like tonya hartman'se usually march and april, she was shut down. but what did she do? she exercised her right to petition. she sued the state of ohio. she shooed the governor, she sued the state government, she sued the bureaucrats. and she said i am a small business owner, i am an ohioan, i'm an american, a taxpayer, have the right to run my business and sell these bridal dresses and bridal supplies to any women and families who want to come in and buy them. in columbus, ohio tim castle owns a gym. citizens just wanted to come and work out. you guys probably know my friend jim jordan in the state of ohio, give him a hand. [applause] whenever i talk to jim, who i just love, to know what healey says to me, the first question he asked his head joshua working out? jim is a fighter. he was a fighter but think about out here in this audience of ohioans, anyone else around the country, why couldn't she go to a gym and work out? because the politicians and the bureaucrats stamp while exercises right to petition

congratulations to his parents, joseph and diana grant, as well as his siblings, tonya, tiffany, lisa, and grant for raising a kind, smart, and inspired young man, a favorite of my wife roxanne. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. after last night, republicans are united to stop socialism which destroys jobs. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. i request permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you. madam speaker, i rise today in opposition to president biden's executive order to revoke the permit of the keystone pipeline. this decision was political, provides no benefit to the environment, and it came at a cost of approximately 11,000 good-paying american jobs. president biden cited concerns regarding climate change for his reason for stopping the pipeline. but under president obama and vi

tonya is next, miami, a parent. in morning.ler: i am not a parent, i am a mother of two teachers in florida. and, when a child comes to school and, that child tests positive for the virus, the teacher is -- the teachers have to be quarantined because they came in contact. now, i do not want to be a parent of my two teachers that is looking down at them in a casket because everybody is in a rush to push these kids back into the classroom. yes, virtual learning is a problem. but if the teachers are quarantined and you have 15 teachers out of school because they are in quarantine, then you still have a problem. the parents are going to have to take some responsibility. they are going to have to try and get their kids tutoring, and as far as the caller they called about the teachers unions. if other people would consider when they go out wearing a mask, and doing what is mandated, then the problem could have been addressed a long time ago. there should have been mandates for masks a long time ago, but what happened, the kids were o

tonya is in new jersey. a democrat. caller: thank you for taking my call.d to say that everything that has been going on with this woman, she spoke her truth. if people can understand, that is her truth. the republican party will have to decide who they want to be, they cannot straddle the fence anymore. they cannot say they are for this, then turn around and say they are for some thing else. that's my comments on marjorie taylor greene. host: several democrats are taking to the house rules committee hearing yesterday that set up the vote that will be taking place today on the floor, talking about not only marjorie taylor greene's words in the past, but also their impact in the present. one of those members was the ethics committee chair in the house. this is what he had to say. this is the florida democratic congressman. [video clip] >> it is important for the committee to remember why her conduct is so very, very dangerous. ms. greene tells conspiracy theories that radicalize people online. these theories are not just deluded, they also promote harassment