and this association going to have a stabilizing effect. youngest geopolitical space of galveston was a also mentioned in the asia pacific context. we share the view without colleagues that the taliban muster deliver on their commitment said to ensure an inclusive speech. but actually government structure and the respect human rights and the prevent her children's teachers. the even that was uni drug threats, terrorists, threat remaining in the countries and prevent instability from spilling over from afghanistan into neighboring countries, primarily into central asia logos. and we have expressed our view on this matter on numerous occasions. we oppose and firmly oppose any attempts by the united states and need to shift her. there was forces wage. how, when you start a new, withdrawn from afghanistan without delivering on any of the objectives to shift with these forces to neighboring countries which are, and our central asian inquired not have already emphasized that this would be an acceptable just to, as the idea of pushing many african refugees on an operator to pull quickly and

galveston was a port where things could be shipped out so there is a legacy people think of mainly interms of louisiana and alabama and mississippi but not texas. even east texas people think of texas as the west and it was in the confederacy and had a plantation's, so it was part of the south. >> host: and it speaks to the stories that we tell ourselves about where we came from and how we started and there is a strong tendency to have sort of a selective memory about those things. >> guest: we cut out the parts that are painful and become nostalgic for childhood that is perfect, but when you are in it we look at these things through rose colored glasses and we tend to do that as a nation and as texans as well we focus on the heroic aspect. remember the fight against mexico but not thinking about what was implicated in the conflict and what drove the conflict in many ways. we want to think of the past terms but it's not always a wise thing to do. you have to have i think a realistic picture of the past if you want to try to understand why we are in a particular position today because

people, if and daily fear, especially those who have worked with us for a better future and have galveston afghanistan's. and we have the responsibility, particularly for the many women and girls not to leave them in the lurch. i would like to say at this point, there about 15000 people whom we firmly promised to take in, in, who are still in afghanistan, who name vita in, in afghanistan's didn't. russian president vladimir putin held his annual end of the year press conference. this year's event marks the 17th time president putin has rounded off the year by speaking to the media, covering a broad range of issues from the corona virus to rising tensions with the west. it comes against the bad drop of weeks of international concern over rushes to build up on its border with ukraine. the news conference also marks and mir record, lo and domestic approval for the long serving president doors in the movement of the my do from yeah. let's get you more on that the end of the year address. so moscow bureau chief, your shadow, a joyce as now from moscow. i understand. all right, cheery. what did

and galveston, six times in the month of december, galveston, texas, exceeded 80 degrees.hat almost never happens. the all-time warmest temperature occurred on tuesday with a high at 82 degrees. that's for the month of december, of course. notice this. warmth began to be shunted a little farther toward the east the next cupouple of days as we usher in the new year friday night into saturday morning. below average temperatures in store towards the eastern half of the u.s. before we get there, though, chance for severe weather. watching portions of the southeast general into northern mississippi, northern alabama, southern areas of tennessee. level one to five. some large hail possible with these storms into wednesday. max? >> thank you, pedram. >>> amid push back from the biden administration, the january 6 house committee is standing down on requests for some documents of the trump white house. we'll have the details from washington. and amid russia's troop movements, they'll meet to discuss. a live report from moscow ahead. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 1

after a storm that galveston has many of, the catholic church became the second owners and replaced itge jeanine: today we are in the garden state of emergency * about to view glenn allen castle. this is based on a immediate onl castle from germany. >> it was actually what they call a moat in this area. jean require was right near the castle. >> it was right against the wall. like said, we dug it up and used the brick on the wall and we put the same bridges where they were. and where the island with the garden was, we put the a. judge jeanine: what were they protecting themselves from, the cannibals in the south? >> would you like to open this one? judge jeanine: i don't know. >> kick it down. that's it. so this is the dungeon. judge jeanine: not so bad. you turned it into a nice area. >> this was the rope that was the railing on the steps. >> so you have dinner parties here? >> we have dinner parties over case alley and use it for fun events. our halloween party at the house. judge jeanine: this is a magnificent building. it's a labor of love. was it worth it? >> yes, it was worth it.

galveston defends the drone program, saying the african army can now operate without outside assistance from all stories on how the war on terror. enough gun is down, his change lives. check out all unheard voices project that's available to you. don't come paradoxical and counter productive. that is how belgian engineers of described a government decision to de nuclear eyes. the country over the next 3 years. brussels will shut out all of us nuclear reactors and re direct investment into new technologies. the government's decision to phase out nuclear energy, the largest source of low carbon energy in belgium and to finance new fossil gas power plants is paradoxical and counterproductive. this decision would only reinforce the predominance of fossil fuels in the belgian energy landscape. well, currently there are 2 nuclear power plants in belgium containing 7 raptors. they generate almost half of the country's electricity. the authority say that avoiding nuclear energy will make power production safer and is in line with the common e. you go to go green, but it all comes as your grappl

uncertainty about what course to pandemic will take now to the humanitarian crisis unfolding enough galveston. after western troops withdrew in august, many governments halted shipments of humanitarian aid. though the country's economy is in tatters and the taliban are unable to feed their own people with more than 20000000 afghans estimated to be at risk of malnutrition, the aid organization. unicef has stepped in to fill the gap though, getting deliveries to those in need is a major challenge. the only road leading into this remote area along the border to pakistan has been partially destroyed by mines. we're driving to an area where the afghani army and the taliban font, for decades. the people who live in this village were caught between the 2 sides. now they suffer from extreme poverty. women and children have been especially hard hit by the situation midwives sent by unicef, are trying to help the desperate mothers who am i need medicine, but the streets are blocked and there has been a drought for years. there has been no rain. our children are suffering before i hope they give us some

an up galveston was killed, an aid worker, and 9 of his family and tennessee, as president calls a constitutional referendum for july, exactly a year of the suspended parliament and says, elections will be held next year. ah, but his prime minister barak johnson, as announced the world's 1st confirmed death from the army kron variant of cope at 19 cases are spreading with alarming speed. and it's expected to be london's dominant strain within 48 hours for burn reports from the u. k. capital the queue trailed out of the hospital gates and down the street. the stock warning of an imminent tidal wave of omicron prompting a massive search of vaccine uptake at hundreds of vaccination centers across the u . k. the prime minister visited a vaccination center to see the work 1st hand and broke the news of the you case. first on the kron related death on the chrome is producing hospitalizations and se one patient has not been confirmed to die with on. so i think the idea that this is somehow a milder version of the virus. i think that's something we need to say on one side and just recognize the sheer pac

know me like 30 minutes of news and views start during last summer's us troop withdrawal from af galveston. many of us were moved by scenes of desperate parents passing their babies to western soldiers to get them taken out of the country. essentially one child was lost in the chaos, a capital report. no, there's a possibility that the baby boy may have been fund nikki or and picks up the story . the hasty us decisions are poor trips out of afghanistan as the taliban gained a tight a grip. so a wave of panic in the capitol as thousands desperately tried to flee. amongst the chaotic scenes that cobble airport were merged, our commodity and his wife sariah and the 5 children, and the pushing and shoving the parents fit that tiny baby would be crushed. and so handed him to a us soldier who offered to help. but amid the crowds with people struggling to enter, it took them over 30 minutes to make it through. and once they did so hale that baby was nowhere to be found for health parents who are now in the united states and still desperately trying to locate that son. and now comes a glimmer of h

our way to discuss the monitoring crisis. enough galveston. the taliban asked the us to release financial assets and removed sanctions. washington is calling on the taliban to ensure the rights of afghans and form and inclusive government. the un says more than half of the people in afghanistan, a suffering from acute food shortages this winter. and agencies a warning of a potential crisis in neighboring countries. that's a thousands of people continue to flee afghans on global brian travel to the country. border turnover from holler. as soon as a recent surgeon, people crossing in both directions with its cross border traffic and people in goods, islam hello provides a good indicator of the problems facing both afghanistan and iran. the surge of people trying to leave afghanistan as the taliban took over, has eased in recent weeks, assign according to those guarding this crossing. the conditions have improved. oh, come governor, come find whatever problems the migrants had thought they've been solved for vehicles including trucks are moving f

we discussed the crisis with the un secretary general's deputy representative for have galveston. situation on the ground in afghanistan continues to be difficult and conflicts. winter has come. we have temperatures dropping below 0. and people are definitely not having enough food, enough warm enough of supplies. so it's a difficult situation. ah, our teams are reaching out to over 8000000 people now providing them with essential food items and also delivering hundreds of thousands of kids which can insulation items and which keep people warm at winter. overall package of age of cornerstone was estimated at $8000000.00 in and for the next year we will be seeking for $14000000000.00 towards the shipment in appeal, an additional $3.00 to basic human nice. the aid is coming and it's promising and there may more to make a difference. so the people on the.

you've argued these new maps in galveston are racist. make the case, why are they discriminatory? >> thank you for having me. it goes contrary of the section two of the voting rights act. you look at the percentages of black and brown constituents in the redistricting process and how they broke up all the those communities and dispersed their vote. it is certainly a case for violations of section two of the voting rights act. >> you talk about the percentages and the breakdown. your precinct, roughly 66% of eligible voters are black to hispanic. under redistricting, that number falls to 30 perts. >> you are right on those percentages. that's the interesting thing i my fellow have been very quiet. no response to voters that showed up and asked questions. they didn't respond to any questions or issues. >> you had one public hearing on redrawing the maps in your county? >> one hearing the day the maps were publicly presented that was the day we took a vote. >> you are correct. when you told them this is racist. what have they said? >> i made the same statements that this was a discri

kara had an important doctor's appointment five hours away in galveston, texas. christie and mark decided to try the marijuana brownies their neighborhood had made. >> i just gave it to her and she ate it. it was about an hour where she was sitting -- no longer rocking and no longer hand-flapping or hitting, and she's sitting there looking out the window and looking at me and smiling. it was like a miracle. >> i got to see it up close when i went on a drive with them after kara had a dose of cannabis. >> we would never be able to do this. >> this is an easier life for everybody. >> yes. >> an easier life, but one that would ultimately put their whole family in jeopardy. that story is later. but first why would it work? how would it work? unraveling the science of cannabis and autism. get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkles results in one week. neutrogena®. for people with skin. zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, whic

in the year 2000, i attended a piano concert in galveston, marvin hamlisch. and he would talk to the audience and that one when he asked for a show of hands of democrats or republicans and the audience was overwhelmingly republican and he asked why don't you like joe? in one of the members of the audience shouted out "we love joe, we just don't like al." at that point, the audience erupted in applause. i think if the right candidates are running, republicans will vote them i just wanted to let you know that story. guest: i really appreciate that. i don't really know marvin hamlisch but that means a lot to me and i also appreciate the reaction of the route. i am a big fan of al gore myself and grateful to him because if it wasn't for him, i never would have had this rate through opportunity to run for vice president. but i love the stories and i'm hopeful because at this moment in history, they say that people are not blindly partisan. at least, they weren't in 2000. if you given candidates and platforms that they want, they will support people who art their p

that vessel that was supposed to resupply fort sumter the one that van dorn captured outside of galveston texas is sitting at the bottom in greenwood mississippi. there is some trivia. while he is down there going back to texas the good folks of san antonio durable and after generous toast he responded like this, the only reason i'm telling you this is because i like to hear my voice echo office microphone, it will give you all honesty a good taste of what he was like and it's all cavalier if you will. sir, walter scott, i hope you did not do this off-the-cuff, if he did i am jealous. this assemblage of beauty ends to the thirsty is ambition. one smile from the beauty contended in the rough arena of life where more than sufficient to compensate me for all my humble labors on the field. the smile of women and the approbation of men of our aspirations. to win them the student burns the midnight lamp the soldier sheds his blood on the battlefield and for them all are willing to die they are the sweetest apples. i'll never get this one his parities, anybody no agent history, guess what all th

kara had an important doctors appointment five hours way in galveston, texas.y and mark decided to try to the marijuana brownies that their neighbor made. >> i gave it to her and she ate it and it was been an hour where she was sitting, no longer rocking, no longer hand flapping, no longer hitting, and she is sitting there and she is looking out the window and she is looking at me and smiling. it was like a miracle. >> i got to see it up close when i went on a drive with them after kara had a dose of cannabis. >> we would never be able to do this. >> this is an easier life for everybody. >> yes. >> an easier life. but one that would ultimately put their whole family in jeopardy. that story is later. but, first, why would it work? how would it work? unraveling the science of cannabis and autism. liberty mut. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ what if you could see the details of your great-grandparents wedd

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great-great-grandmother, they have a con firm so my great-grandfather, after planting, he go to galveston he hired a couple people to work on the farm, he could still make more money going to work paying people to help my great-grandmother and daughter. so i think property ownership matters, i think one reason, perhaps the reason my family could not leave the south because they didn't want to leave behind, i've often wondered about that, why didn't you go? on request rough and it wasn't much better than that but they stayed and i'm thinking it could be because didn't want to leave their land. >> a question from valerie, she says thank you for your memoir. i have two questions, what you think motivated the legislature to make juneteenth a holiday in 1979 the second, how do you understand general granger's decision to use the term equality. >> first question from agitation. black legislatures pushed for and texans. reporter: and i think there was a time when there was at least a movement toward racial reconciliation from doing things that suggested texas was more inclusive and i talk about

that vessel that was supposed to resupply fort sumter, was one that van doren captured outside galveston, texas, is now still sitting at the bottom in greenwood, mississippi. there is some trivia for you. now, while he's down there, going back to texas, the good folks of san antonio threw a ball in van doren's honor and after a generous toast -- now, the only reason i'm telling you this is because i like to hear my voice okpo off this microphone. no, just getting. but it will give you, in all honesty, it will give you a good taste of what he was like. -- and it is all cavalier, if you will. sara walter scott. i hope you didn't do this off the cuff, but if he did, boy, i'm jealous. this assembly of beauty and chivalry is more than a fountain to the 30th ambition. one smile from the beauty around me here, when kind of proving glance from the eyes of those here who, like myself, contend in the rough arena of life are more than sufficient to compensate me for all my humble laborers on the tended field. the smile of women and the approbation of men are the earth marks of our lofty us aspirati

otherwise, on the cold side of the storm, we'll see wintry rain. 81 in galveston, 80 degrees in monroey in place tomorrow where it's going to feel like october once again where we could break some records. and even nashville, 69 degrees. honestly, the temperatures will stay in place throughout the weekend. it's going to be a warm holiday weekend. we're looking at winter alerts as well. more heavy snow in the west, lots of advisers, watches, warnings and we could see another two feet of snow in the mountaintops in the west. >> heavy snow in the west. michelle grossman, thank you so very much. >>> still ahead, the house select committee investigating the january 6th capitol attack reaches a deal with the white house to stand down on a request for hundreds of records from the trump administration. we'll explain that as we look into the latest of that advancing probe. >>> but before we go to break, we want to know why are you awake? email your reasons to waytooearly@msnbc.com or tweet me at jon lemire. don't put an "h" in my name but use the #waytooearly. we'll read some of the answers lat

kara had an important doctor's appointment five hours away in galveston, texas.t to her and she ate it and it was about an hour where she was sitting, no longer rocking, no longer hand slapping, no longer hitting, and she's sitting there and looking out the window and she's looking at me and smiling. it was like a miracle. >> i got to see it up close when i went on a drive with them after kara had a dose of can cannabis. >> we would never be able to do this. >> an easier life for everybody. >> yeah. >> cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta joins me now. a lot of folks know you have been reporting on medical marijuana for years. why did you decide to explore this particular use? >> well, you know, what happens when you report on something like this for a decade, you're talking to researchers and scientists and families all the time. one thing that happened when cannabis became permitted for treating seizure disorders, what you found is a lot of those children had signs of autism. and these researchers were coming saying autism symptoms were improving if

here is galveston, texas, 79. look at this number, des moines, 74 yesterday.is what we had. two things. the wind event out west. here is kansas. the wind event out west. this has never happened in december ever in this area before. here is the moderate risk, level four or five, severe weather across parts of iowa, minnesota. this has never happened before in december. not that it has never happened, it certainly has, but in the spring when it is supposed to happen. the irony is here the problem is it is december. that's why it is very hard to put your mind around how this happened here. even back out to the west, see some of the streaks, those streaks were actually smoke from fires. lamar, colorado, 107-mile-per-hour wind yesterday. look at this, tornadoes, 20. we had over 100 tornadoes in december so far with these few storms we have had. the normal number or the average number is 23. severe wind, more severe wind yesterday than we have ever seen in any one day , over 75 miles per hour, 55 reports. so here is la nina, talk about global warming, we also talk a

hill, from the administration, show them the challenges, what we can do, respond to a crisis in galveston or elsewhere, 250 inches of rain, but had we've been at that facility, it would have been a different set of circumstances. this allows us to bite down some of those challenges. >> hard assets -- it's a reflection -- it would be a godsend. >> what you are all really in a niche. you talk about a potential shutdown, that legislation is very helpful. and the junior -- program, that helped, but we had another program in north charleston, another one in florida, that is two on top of the one in miami, miami and north carolina. those salaries, we can touch schools and we are becoming 30 in the next few years. so that's going to get us places we haven't been before. >> thank you, madam chair. >> that was more than two seconds, i apologize. >> i will call upon the chair of the full committee, senator cantwell. >> thank you, chair baldwin. and thank you for this important hearing. admiral schultz, you probably couldn't get a more dedicated group of people on this side of the dais who support t

in the year 2000, i attended a piano concert in galveston, marvin hamlisch.nd he would talk to the audience and that one when he asked for a show of hands of democrats or republicans and the audience was overwhelmingly republican and he asked why don't you like joe? in one of the members of the audience shouted out "we love joe, we just don't like al." at that point, the audience erupted in applause. i think if the right candidates are running, republicans will vote them i just wanted to let you know that story. guest: i really appreciate that. i don't really know marvin hamlisch but that means a lot to me and i also appreciate the reaction of the route. i am a big fan of al gore myself and grateful to him because if it wasn't for him, i never would have had this rate through opportunity to run for vice president. but i love the stories and i'm hopeful because at this moment in history, they say that people are not blindly partisan. at least, they weren't in 2000. if you given candidates and platforms that they want, they will support people who art their par

we can respond from a hurricane harvey from a new facility in galveston and go rescue 11,000 people off the streets of america when there's 52 inches of rain in 36 years. had we done that from an old facility it would have been very different. modern facilities, modern piers, continued support from the administration and senate allows us to buy down some of that challenge. >> an infrastructure bill that addresses this type of hard asset infrastructure would be a god send. >> sir, your legislation that gets after support for the coast guard, which has really niche stuff and i know you just visited, some things about recruiting and more inclusive, you talk about the pay and potential shutdown, that legislation is very helpful. if i could take a few seconds, we have a new program in north charleston, pinellas county, florida. that's two on top of one in miami and out in camden county, north carolina. i think for buying up a couple salaries maybe former coast guards and we can touch schools and stem communities and i see four becoming eight becoming 30 in the coming years. we are very excit

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in the year 2000, i attended a piano concert in galveston, marvin hamlisch.nd he would talk to the audience and that one when he asked for a show of hands of democrats or republicans and the audience was overwhelmingly republican and he asked why don't you like joe? in one of the members of the audience shouted out "we love joe, we just don't like al." at that point, the audience erupted in applause. i think if the right candidates are running, republicans will vote them i just wanted to let you know that story. guest: i really appreciate that. i don't really know marvin hamlisch but that means a lot to me and i also appreciate the reaction of the route. i am a big fan of al gore myself and grateful to him because if it wasn't for him, i never would have had this rate through opportunity to run for vice president. but i love the stories and i'm hopeful because at this moment in history, they say that people are not blindly partisan. at least, they weren't in 2000. if you given candidates and platforms that they want, they will support people who art their par