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standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable ben cardin, a senator from the state of maryland, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. you can watch live coverage here on c-span2. >> starting out on booktv it's the recent boston book festival. throughout the day use author discussions about the legacy of slavery, race and identity, women in the workplace and many other topics. but first it's a discussion on covid-19 and future pandemics. >> it's my really best player actually to be able to moderate this panel of two really distinguished scholars and citizens who have been mentors for me. i'm not sure they understand that our new that yet, for a long time and for whom i've had the privilege to both learn from and be challenged by through their thinking and the way they engage in the world. tonight i have a deep honor of helping to guide us through a ta discussion with nicholas christakis about his mos

. >> i'm going to speak with senator ben cardin after the next commercial break and ask him a bunch ofstions like i've been asking you, my friend. thank you so much. >>> turning to breaking news out of houston, texas, a city still reeling after deadly chaos broke out overnight. at least eight people have died. dozens more have been injured when a crowd surged forward at the astroworld festival and joining me now is reporter for the "houston chronicle." welcome to you. first of all, any indication from authorities exactly how and why this happened? >> they're still actively trying to go through that right now. i spoke to the fire chief very early this morning at about 3:00 a.m., and what he said was that kind of around 9:30, last night, as travis scott went on stage, there was sort of a press forward of people, and that's when sort of things started to go south. i mean, it's important to remember it was a huge crowd of, like, 50,000 people, and they were very amped up to see the show. >> yeah, really tightly packed in. we're looking at aerials right now, and you can just see lots of peo

standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable ben cardin, a senator from the state of maryland, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. you can watch live coverage here on c-span2. >> starting out on booktv it's the recent boston book festival. throughout the day use author discussions about the legacy of slavery, race and identity, women in the workplace and many other topics. but first it's a discussion on covid-19 and future pandemics. >> it's my really best player actually to be able to moderate this panel of two really distinguished scholars and citizens who have been mentors for me. i'm not sure they understand that our new that yet, for a long time and for whom i've had the privilege to both learn from and be challenged by through their thinking and the way they engage in the world. tonight i have a deep honor of helping to guide us through a ta discussion with nicholas christakis about his mos

, this is top of mind in many ways, including in part of my conversation yesterday with senator ben cardinator corner is correct. it's time that we get rid of the filibuster, particularly as it relates to constitutional issues such as a person's right to vote. we would hope that the republicans would join us in this bill. but they won't even vote to allow us to debate the issue. so, we have to look at ways in which we can protect the rights of the people of this country to the fundamental principles of democracy and that is the right to vote. >> so what is the solution to getting this done? >> the solution is for the senate, with the support of the white house, to come with a carve out. i would hope they would get rid of the filibuster period, but the least they can do is a carve out. we cannot end this year without having voter protection bills enacted and legislated. those of us in the civil rights community will fight for that in the streets and in any other medium we can because there's nothing more fundamental than protecting the right to vote. let me say this, alex, it's not only the

cardinals. steelers struggled without big ben, they tied the winless detroit lions. carley: how would you rate football sunday yesterday. todd: my giants weren't in it so i had no stress, i got to enjoy football, while i did 9,000 chores and kept the baby from killing herself because now she likes to crawl. there you go. that was my weekend. you? carley: good for you. i give football sunday an a plus yesterday. todd: you watched all the games. carley: why? i don't know. i did see cam newton before the game, did you see what he was wearing? todd: i did not. carley: i would love to take a look in his closet. a lot of hats with feathers. .todd: story pitch, carley shimkus and cam newton, fashion. make it happen. cargo ships waiting days to unload at california ports but the supply chain crisis felt far beyond the waterways and joe biden says you don't understand how it works so we brought in an executive from the port of long beach to answer questions the white house won't. carley: we have so much more coming up with the vice president of the nation fall border patrol c

cardinals face second-ranked, maryland. the ladies looking to bounce back after a tough loss to south florida yesterday, a bounce-back. all right. and benme guard. hannah jump came out on fire hitting. >> this 3 pointer to beat the first-quarter buzzer, the cardinal led 20 to 15 after one 2nd quarter. fran belibi. >> gets the hoop inside and sanford has doubled of maryland. 3417 believe he had 15 points. 3rd quarter haley jones converts the tough and one in the reverse layup jones had 15 points and 13 rebounds and of the 3rd jumped a nice reload and it's another 3 she had 7 of them for 21 points to cardinal run away from maryland 8667. it is the largest margin of victory over a top 2 team in program. history stanford heads back home with a break until their next game. they take on pacific on december 12th, the cal women taking on mississippi in the championship round of the raising the bar invitation ul. they hosted this weekend. all 4 teams. the tournament are coached by black women che to curry the fabulous freshman hits. the trey unfortunately was the only one she made. she went one of 10 from beyond the arc ole miss was hitting from

cardinals. and the pittsburgh steelers struggled without big ben under center. detroit loins 16-16. brian: just so happens i watched some of that game and i have never seen worse football in my life. carley: loins? >> and steelers. did you see it glorks how bad was that. >> very bad. carley: i'm sure their mothers thought they did a great job. you know how moms are. you did great job. brian: unbelievable. now you make me feel bad. steve: thanks, carley for the round up. brian: i guess. ainsley: does that mean? brian: just saying. closing arguments are set to get underway in the kyle rittenhouse trial and deliberations also set to begin. ainsley: the judge has to decide whether the jury can decide lesser charges against the 1-year-old. steve: alexis, we understand the national guard has been activated. >> good morning. that's right. the 500 national guardsmen here in the kenosha, wisconsin area are on stand by. the sheriff's department telling us they do not expect any major issues. they are keeping a close eye on everything here including social media. now, that

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standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable ben cardin, a senator from the state of maryland, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. you can watch live coverage here on c-span2. >> starting out on booktv it's the recent boston book festival. throughout the day use author