in economics, to baird rusten, to dr. king, to coretta scott king. as you remind us, having brought us all back for a second march

pushing hard against detective baird who handled the case. was then an assistant state's attorney, preferential treatment. >> he was a prosecutor. they were the police. he gave 'em a story that he -- how it happened. they bought into it. after all, he's one of us. >> reporter: so maybe tougher questions didn't get asked. >> i think so. >> reporter: neighbors testified the lovelace household was sometimes a stormy one. and that, parkinson suggested to jurors, is the backdrop of cory's death. >> they fought all the time. it was a rocky marriage with lots of arguments going both ways and it got out of control. maybe the evidence indicates that placing a pillow, over one's face to make them stop yelling at me. maybe in her weakened state, if she was -- had flu-like symptoms, maybe it went too far. >> reporter: the state's theory, remember, is the force of the pillow caused that cut and abrasion on the outside and inside of cory's lip. the prosecutor then implied the pillow was placed under her arms after she died and later removed. >> if you leav

conversation now with former congress tom graves and brian baird on ways to modernize congress. this is an event hosted bythe american enterprise institute . >> my name is zachary corser, director at claremont college and it's my pleasure to welcome you all today to a conversation about modernization in congress. this is a follow-up discussion to an event ati held on october 16 and we have the opportunity to discuss congress diminished role in constitutional systems. i'd like to thank you all 11 and nicole penn at the center for constitutional studies for hosting the event and george thomas at claremont salvatori center for sponsoring and organizing this event as well. you're very fortunate to hold this because the timing is certainly right. when we started talking about this in october we had some rather broad discussions, article 1 powers and the kind of well-worn pieces about congress and how it had withdrawn from the separation of powers that it had been dominated by the executive and we kind of discussed reform ideas and we haven't yet had the final report of the select com

baird, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. baird will vote no on h.r. 447. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. carbajal: as the member designated by mr. ruiz, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. ruiz will vote yes on h.r. 447. as the member designated by representative aguilar, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. aguilar will vote yes on h.r. 447. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from the state of washington seek recognition? ms. herrera beutler: as the member designated by representative mcmorris rodgers, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. rodgers will vote no on h.r. 447. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? mrs. demings: as the member designated by ms. castor, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. castor will vote yes on h.r. 447. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. nehls: mr. speaker, as the membe

with isis or other extremist enemies there will be losses in nato is not configured to do this at the baird politically to do this so then the question is who will provide the combat backup and that of course is the united states and once united states employs combat force in support of nato the 2 missions become intertwined and then nato which has made a big point of saying hey we're being invited by the iraqi government which is the opposite of that the situation currently exists regarding u.s. forces this is just a horrible situation that underscores 2 realities one that nato is not a politically mature organization capable of making independent decisions and has been pushed into this direction by the united states and to the united states is in a dire situation where it can no longer unilaterally impose its will and it increasingly has to rely on partners and his nato to do the heavy lifting for them . or for a story of david and goliath as a small village in northern france was if take a billionaire a long enough time for to install and then can at that for his satellite internet proje

dame vera baird qc says they should be regularly updated about what's happening with an investigationdy has suggested almost all pheasants sold for food in the uk contain toxic lead shot. the research comes a year after shooting and countryside organisations promised to phase out lead shot through a voluntary ban. but scientists say, so far, it's had no detectable effect. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill reports. in the long tradition of hunting game birds, the ammunition fired from shotguns is primarily made of lead. and, for decades, evidence has been building about the harm that this highly toxic metal can do. we've managed to get rid of lead from petrol, lead from paint and most uses. but we still use lead ammunition and shoot it into wild animals and the environment. when a lot of lead gun shot falls into the environment it can then be eaten by wildfowl and terrestrial birds and cause lead poisoning. to eliminate lead from game that's sold in butchers and supermarkets for us to eat, nine uk countryside and shooting organizations pledged last year to phase out lead ammuniti

mark baird is the leader of the group enjoins me live, thanks for being here.that map, why should those counties north of sacramento no longer be part of california? >> people invented government to secure their rights and secure their liberty and when government fails to do the job, then we have the right under the california constitution article 2 section 1 to alter or reform the government any time the public good demanded in the public good definitely demands we get rid of the state that is irreparably broken and irretrievably unfixable and the only way for us to do that is to start our own state. >> this area in northern california represents a population of 1.7 million people but in terms of representation in sacramento, and washington dc you don't have a lot of representatives which is very small compared to the land mass. critics in la and san francisco would say your presentation is based on population and population alone. how do you respond? >> that is true. our representation is based on population alone and that is where we take exception to the re

riddle, the search for james hoffa, what we discovered, exactly where it's claimed jimmy hoffa is baird -- buried. >> we hit pay dirt. >> this is right there. this is in the kill zone. >> we've got something here? what is it. >> we have a large break of data from that white line to back here. you can tell that there's something that is disturbed here, something different compared to the rest of the data in the whole area that i've been seeing. >> there has to be an answer as to what happened to jimmy hoffa. try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in café mocha flavor. i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but my home of my dreams needed some work sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan. i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. and i get to live in this beautiful house with this beautiful kitchen and it's all thanks to sofi. >> winter storm watches and

in economics, to baird rusten, to dr. king, to coretta scott king. as you remind us, having brought us all back for a second march on washington, it was always about a march for jobs and freedom, for economic justice. dr. king spoke about the three evils, economic exploitation, poverty, racism, and militarism, and said as long as you have one, you will have the other. coretta scott king spoke about the need to alleviate human suffering. a federal job guarantee guards against economic exploitation and allows each person their dignity and their humanity to be affirmed in every adult who seeks full employment, having an opportunity for a public job that would be legally enforceable and funded by the federal government. and that would affirm living wages, decent working conditions, health care, and i think within the context of talking about building back better, and having a just and equitable economic recovery, in talking about climate justice goals, racial justice goals, economic justice goals, that a federal job guarantee should be a part of that sol

it was gallantly done and general baird's division of 14th. core hours was ordered to assault the enemy's works to create a diversion in favor of hooker who could be heard opening his part of the game. definitely those noblemen charged across the open field with separated them from the enemy amidstep perfect storm of shots and shells. they have taken the entrenchments here. they are ordered to stop but no the balls are flying too thick they could not stop and live and absolutely without orders. they charged on up the hill a thrill of anguish passed through every frame. they are lost christ's general grant send the whole car after them. but long before the order could be carried to the anxious troops has shout that shook the earth went up from those devoted comrades and forward they rushed upon what seemed to be inevitable destruction. onward and upwards sped those entrepid soldiers backward fly the astonished and frightened rebels. oh how beautiful those starry flags looked as a flooded up that steep mountainside covered with bristling bayonet

again that might explain why during the nap trial senator thomas baird of delaware, he later became the secretary of state for the united states. he sat right where senator carla is sitting now. he found this point so compelling that he felt compelled to speak out of it. during the trail he concluded that the constitution must allow the impeachment and trial of people and parties were notl civil officers they could possibly encompass was former officials like a bell nap and of course your life president trump. and just so we are clear, and full disclosure this is another argument that was not addressed by president trump in his rebuttal. and we know why they didn't because their argument doesn't square with the plain text of the constitution. there is a one provision that president trump relies on, almost exclusively. article two section four, i'm see it when they present their arguments. their argument is that the language you see on the screen, somehow prevents you from holding this trial by making removal from office and absolute requirement. but again, where does the language say th

conversation now with former congress tom graves and brian baird on ways to modernize congress. this is an event hosted bythe american enterprise institute . >> my name is zachary corser, director at claremont college and it's my pleasure to welcome you all today to a conversation about modernization in congress. this is a follow-up discussion to an event ati held on october 16

. >> mister baird. >> yes, i want to thank chairwoman johnson and ranking member lucas for putting on such a timely -- we can share with our constituents and you know, i especially appreciated madame chairs mention of polio, one of the reasons i became involved in rotary was because worldwide to help with polio so i think that reallydemonstrates the importance of the vaccination . my question really deals with messenger rna or mrna as we made reference to.that messenger rna creates enough protein to stimulate our nervous system or whatever we're dealing with, immune system and that triggers the production of antibodies so i think that's a valuable asset in that we are not injecting modified live virus. if you go back in the animal industry over the years we use different techniques to vaccinate animals. one of those being a modified live virus, alternate so it did not cause the disease. we weakened it in some way so i really think the tipping point for getting over this hesitancy is the fact that we're not really injecting people with a live organism. it's only partially there and it'

again, that actually might explain why during the belknap trial, senator thomas baird of delaware, later became secretary of state of the united states. he found this point so compelling that he felt compelled to speak out about it. he concluded the constitution must allow the impeachment and trial of people and parties who are not civil officers. the only group that could encompass was former officials like belknap and here like president trump. just so we're clear in full disclosure, this is another argument that was not addressed by president trump in his rebuttal. we know why they didn't. because their argument doesn't square with the plain tech of the constitution. there is one provision president trump relies on almost exclusively. article 2, section 4. i'm sure you'll see it when they present their argument. it prevents you from holding its trial, by making removal from office an absolute requirement. again, where does the language say that? where does it say anything in that provision about your jurisdiction. in fact, this provision isn't even in the part of the constitution that

chairman baird good to see you. thanks so much to the witnesses that are here today as well. i'm just grateful for the work you do for all of us in our district so i am grateful you are here. a couple of months ago the irs commissioner came before the same subcommittee and i highlighted concerns from the male backlog at the irs processing center around the country and that is almost 300 million pieces of unopened mail and that figure has reduced to 1.3 million pieces which i applaud the irs efforts to address those issues during the pandemic however, we continue to hear from folks back home were being directly impacted by the male backlog so this remains a matter of deep concern for me particularly as we go into the 2021 filing season and over the past or over the course of the past year my caseworkers and i have heard stories from hoosiers in my district who are facing financial difficulties due to the pandemic but they have yet to receive a tax refund that they are owed. these are folks who need their refunds urgently and can't afford delays. they need swift action so they

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again, that actually might explain why during the belknap trial, senator thomas baird of delaware, hee to the united states, he sat right where senator carper is sitting now, he found this point so compelling that he felt compelled to speak out on it. and during the trial he concluded that the constitution must allow the impeachment and trial of people and parties who are not civil officers. the only group that can possibly encompass was former officials like belknap and, of course, here like president trump. and just so we're clear in full disclosure, this is another argument that was not addressed by president trump in his rebuttal. and we know why they didn't. because their argument doesn't square with the plain text of the constitution. there's one provision that president trump relies on almost exclusively, article 2, section 4. i'm sure you'll see it when they present their arguments. their argument is the language you will see on the screen somehow prevents you from holding this trying by making removal from office an absolute requirement. but again, where does the language say

to try to hold together this fragile majority of only 50 senators plus vice president kamala harris baird to break any type of tiebreakers. so in the end, i think we will have a covid package. all of the democrats have realized this is critical. referred from some the callers today that the suffering we are seeing in the country and people's individual situations. and so democrats realize they don't have a choice but to pass a big covid package. but how they get there, there is still some twists and turns left in this long journey. >> so what about republicans? how have they said they planned to vote in both thevo house and the senate? >> certainly in the house come the house about today we are not expecting many republicans to jump democrats. i think there are possibly a handful. by and large were going to see the republican party stick together and vote against covid package. that is interesting because the polling has showed that covid relief is a normal sleep popular. it's one of the reasons that have sort of propelled joe biden's popularity because he made covid relief his number one