cathy can't see me _ both them and be patient.0 soldiers have been assisting for the second time during the pandemic. the army have never had to help out the welsh ambulance service until covid—i9 it. the length of time each call—out takes due to additional safety measures means that those patients with less serious conditions may have had to wait longer. serious conditions may have had to wait longer-— wait longer. everyone is under immense _ wait longer. everyone is under immense pressure, _ wait longer. everyone is under immense pressure, a - wait longer. everyone is under immense pressure, a lot - wait longer. everyone is underj immense pressure, a lot more wait longer. everyone is under - immense pressure, a lot more people calling it 999. if there is no movement within the hospital, unfortunately the patients are stuck with us in the back of an ambulance. but those like cathy will always be grateful for the help of this team during such testing times. i think the are during such testing times. i think they are marvellous. _

cathie was always sure her big bets would change the world. watch.mpanies with these sexy stories and these tech names. >> you heard virtual reality, augmented reality. this seems like old technology, but because of the boom in smartphones, we have got now the components to make this a reality. these two, virtual reality and really probably more augmented reality, are going to be the next computing platforms, we think. charles: she was right. she was ahead of everyone. she was right. today the biggest investors in her fund, morgan stanley, bank of america, raymond james. our next guest also invests big into this fund. in fact, he's mentioned it as one of his favorite ideas. mahoney asset manager, ken mahoney. first i want to tip my hat to cathie wood. she has been on an incredible ride. her main fund up 320% from the march 23 lows. every time you come on, you say you like it. where does it go from here? >> i think it goes higher. look, in 2020, you have to see what happened. what a mess, the pandemic. we got pushed to the brink and had to innovate, i

earlier this month, cathy black well of massachusetts wrote me about what can and when the economy slowsdown. she said my heart is aching and i think you should know that your people out here are purting badly. i'm not unrealistic about the future, but there are reasons to be hospital mystic. first we don't have to fight double digit inflation. most industries don't have to make big cuts in production because they don't have big inventories. third our exports are running solid and strong. investment they're exporting at a record rate. let's sput these times in per spective together. since 1981 we have created fairly a million jobs. and yes, the largest peacetime economic expanse in history has been temporarily interrupted, but our economy is still over twice as large as our closest competitor. we will return to growth soon. we will get on our way to a new record and achieve the competetivity straengs to carry us into the next american century. we should focus on encouraging commit growth. giving power and opportunity to the individual. we must begin we control of federal spending. and th

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senator lankford, we have heard also from senator marsha blackburn, senator steve daines, congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers. it seems that senator ron johnson may also be dropping his objections. you have to remember how this day started. this was supposed to be we were braced for hours of political performance for president trump objecting to these results as the president has demand. it was a move that was not going to change the outcome, have any impact on the race. it was a fight that was not going to have any merit, of course, because we know that there has been no evidence of widespread fraud, but it is clear that it was a fight and a show that had dire, severe consequences. and as the consequences of this fight have become apparent to republicans on the hill, they are now changing course. and george, i have to say it is just remarkable that this is what it took for some republicans to finally come out and break with the president and admit the reality that joe biden is going to be the next president. >> a siege of the u.s. capitol. mary bruce, thank you so much. i want to bring in o

the prosecution on the other hand say that this case lacks marriage because he is not under police cathy and the police cannot be compelled to produce him if he is not under that catherine the judge said that he's going to make his ruling on monday. so this is a 0 these are the top stories and at least 32 people have been killed and dozens wounded in twin suicide attacks in iraq's capital things persians happened in central baghdad market sabrina fulton went to the scene of the explosion in baghdad's tire and square and so the subject on the floor we can see burnt pieces of clothing there is also quite a bit of blood that is still spilled which we're not showing you because it may be too graphic and people here are still very much in shock they can't believe that science such instance could once again return to baghdad which has been relatively stable and peaceful since 2017 since eisler was officially defeated now many believe although there is not just a claim of responsibility it is that this attack bears the hallmarks of. being sworn in as the 44th president of the united states joe

earlier this month cathy blackwell of massachusetts wrote me about what can happen when the economy slowsown, saying, "my heart is aching and i think that you should know your people out here are hurting badly." i understand and i'm not unrealistic about the future, but there are reasons to be optimistic about our economy. first, we don't have to fight double-digit inflation. second, most industries won't have to make big cuts in production because they don't have big inventories piled up. third, our exports are running solid and strong. in fact, american businesses are exporting at a record rate. so let's put these times in perspective. together since 1981 we have created almost 21 million jobs, cut inflation in half, and cut interest rates in half. and, yes, the largest peacetime economic expansion in history has been temporarily interrupted, but our economy is still over twice as large as our closest competitor. we will get this recession behind us and return to growth soon. we will get on our way to a new record of expansion and achieve the competitive strength that will carry us into

this is the spanish style of industrial cathi farming. on closer inspection of some of the farms we see that some of the animals came from the u.k. . let me tell you. there are also calves from france and slovakia. we're not far from the seaport tartar going up and find that's where most of the calves are exported from. on the way to the port we see animal transporters on the return journey. the transports unload on the pier. electric prods are used to drive a young bolt onto the ship. this load is mostly made up of animals from france they're destined for love but on. one man stands out among the workers at the port you want to start an animal export or are our heroes from morocco. as we establish later he's bought the animals for an arab company. but if he's prepared to talk to us so we arranged to meet with him a few days later. what's your job. most contiguous and exposed i work as an export of the companies here in spain and organize transport to arab countries. cities i drive around and pick out the animals the. selection by them tr

this is the spanish style of industrial cathy army. on closer inspection of some of the farms we see that some of the animals came from the u.k. . and. yet you think. they're also calves from france and slovakia. we're not far from the seaport town or going up and find that's where most of the calves are exported from. on the way to the port we see animal transporters on the. electric prods are used to drive the young bulls onto the ship. this load is mostly made up of animals from france they're destined for lebanon. one man stands out among the workers at the port the owners are are an animal exporter are our heroes from morocco. as we establish later he's bought the animals for an arab company. but if he's prepared to talk to us so we arranged to meet with him a few days later. what's your job. most contiguous and explore i work as an export of the companies here in spain and organize transport to arab countries. i drive around and pick out the animals i am i make a selection by them try to negotiate the best price to export them to

this is cathy and look at her skin before luminess and after.as some red blotches to her skin, with this look, she looks amazing. has redness around her face, some blotchiness on her forehead and completely covered with the luminess. look at june's. 73 before she has pigmentation, redness around her cheeks and afterwards completely clear and beautiful. look at desiree. she has a lot of pigmentation on her face, especially around the eyes, lower chin, but with luminess she's completely covered, but it does not look cakey. this is christine without makeup she's got pigmentation. the circles around her eyes are obvious. with luminess she looks flawless. so here's margaret. before luminess her pigmentation is completely irregular after she's completely even toned and she's just beautiful. with holgie these pictures are really dramatic. with traditional makeup she looks 10 years older. she looks much more youthful with luminess. anna-maria, her skin with the traditional makeup looks very yellow. you don't see great coverage, especially around the mou

in this case cathy howe. you have to sit down with her and ask her exactly chronologically how did this mess happen? it has come before the commission before. i heard it. i did not comment, but i heard one of the commissioners comment, and i remembered it. are we going to fix this? why do we favor certain crooks? why do we favor certain people who have access. [indiscernable] the contract monitoring division that has no commission. it is a policymaker. once had the human rights commission, a real commission. have you ever asked why the contract monitoring division no commission? the city administrator and the mayor and they may being all of the decisions. have you thought this or do i have to do the heavy lifting? thank you very much. >> thank you, caller. madam secretary, no more call ins the queue. >> that closes public comment on item 5, communications. >> several callers raised some very specific points differing with the analysis in 5e. that may beings this a little difficult and we talked about it last

i'm happy about that. >> thank you, cathy. sorry to put you on the spot. >> that's okay. >> anyone else here from public health? is anyone hear from the housing group? >> no. >> i'll assume that's not -- well, thank you. >> we'll coordinate better on this point. overall, i'm happy with the bonds as they are. i do want to ask joe to talk a little bit about what we as a governance committee should be looking at the impact of the last nine months generally on some all bond programs and we had a conversation about that and a couple things to keep top of mind and from the projects themselves, this is where i thought it'd go in the situation we're in. i think i just lost joe. >> i'm here. >> okay. >> i think my picture's frozen but i can still hear you. >> any comments on how you think the pandemic in the last nine months will affect the bond programs? >> thank you for the question, member chu. covid-19 has been a very challenging item that's impacting all projects particularly in the construction industry. initially there was some

this plan will have us puts about 16,000 stations into the ground by 2027 >> cathy, you are a veteranprevious democratic administrations, so you are well aware of the plans, at least the hopes, of the biden administration for adding at least a half million ev charging stations here in the u.s how optimistic are you that you can get that kind of a push, not just your company, but the entire ev space can get that kind of a push from the biden administration when it comes to expanding our ev infrastructure? >> well, look, what we know is that the automobile sector is very important to the u.s. economy. we also know that globally, who the whole world is transitioning to evs, and that charging infrastructure is a key part of that i was privileged to work with president biden during the previous emergency on recovery act issue that i know how important the automobile sector is to him. when the administration has talked about 500,000, that, again, i'll get techie for a second that's a combination of level two duration centers, you charge at homeover night, charge at work all day long, and fa

this is the spanish style of industrial cathi army. on closer inspection of some of the farms we see that some of the animals came from the u.k. . at any. other place. there are also calves from france and slovakia. were not far from the sea court are going up and find that's where most of the calves are exported from. and on the way to the port we see animal transporters on the return journey. the transports unload on the pier. electric prods are used to drive the young bulls onto the ship. this load is mostly made up of animals from france or destined for lebanon. one man stands out among the workers at the port you want to start off an animal exports. are obvious from morocco. as we establish later he's bought the animals for an arab company. he's prepared to talk to us so we arranged to meet with him a few days later. just. what's your job. most contiguous and exposed i work as an export eartha companies here in spain and organize transport to arab countries. i drive around and pick out the animals. selection by them try to negotia

cathy rogers the republican from washington state she switched her position as well. what we are looking at right now and waiting for is not all 99 senators voted. they are making sure that everybody who is here wants to vote. there is one vacancy in the senate. the perdue seat that will flip to the democrats with jon ossoff. kamala harris is there and she voted tonight. the clerk will turn around in a few minutes with a big long narrow sheet. she will present it to mike pence. he will announce the vote total. to reject any state's slate of electors you need the house and senate to vote no. the votes have never been in favor of reflecting any state's electors. some democrats and republicans think is a fool's errand. we will get that result. then the senate will dissolve and wait for the house of representatives to get done with its debate. it takes longer to vote in the house of representatives. then you are just done with arizona. you have 47 other states to go through and one objection according to senator hawley who indicated he will object to pennsylvania. we coul

first and foremost, the new york times is reporting congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers, a republican the minority in the democratic-controlled house of representatives, they are saying she is going to withdraw her opposition she was planning to file this afternoon with therds to objections to certification process for the 2020 election. . it is a market moment because it is the first republican who is suggesting they would like to take a more quick approach in terms of the certification effort as a result of the calamity that unfolded inside of the capitol. the second point i would make is that based on sources i've been speaking with throughout the day, including members of congress, there is this sense of bipartisanship feeling that has emerged, that the best path forward right now for the institution as a whole is for them to convene. for them to do their job, into show the american people that the institution is still working. that is what i think the public comments that we have been reporting on the bloomberg terminal from speaker pelosi, the senate majority leader mitch mcconn

we will be live from washington, presented by cathy k. from washington, presented by cathy k_ __ presenteds quoted saying it may have been a gas leak. two witnesses have told of a loud explosion with smoke plumes being seen in the neighbourhood after the blast. we've got no more than that. emergency services obviously attending and we are waiting to hear of any possible casualties. but clearly a loud explosion and a significant event in the centre of madrid and we will keep you updated with developments on that. we are watching what is happening in washington and closer to home. storm christophe is making itself felt. now a weather update with chris fawkes. storm christophe continues to bring a deluge of rain across the midlands and wales. we still have a amber weather warning in force, but also a number of flood warnings across these areas and into parts of wales as well to stop so we could see some further problems through the rest of today. there is the cloud associated with storm christophe, and if anything the rain will be getting heavier this afternoon across wales and northern areas

that we have been forming multiracial multi-identity coalition in ways that i think about people like cathy cohen that can be free of anti-. >> that's right. let me start from where we are trying to go. the purpose of doping these kinds of coalitions is to build a multiracial democracy and for everybody is watching right now, right now and through the history of this nation the rules have been made by white men. heterosexual men and if you look at the history of who has been the leader of this nation and presidents you'll see there's only one black gerson in 46 administrations. so we fast-forward to what's going to happen on january 21 and multiracial coalitions are not the same as college campus for you have one of everybody and everyone is smiling and laughing and kumbaya but underneath that kumbaya it has to be about work and learning about each other's history and tell -- i'm telling the stories that we have been told about ourselves and each other and recreating new narratives that are rooted in truth and experience so we can project a different future. in this book i talk about how he

but those like cathy will always be grateful for the help of this team during such testing times. over 4 million people across the country have had the vaccine and ten mass vaccinations centres opened today. let's speak now to sarah browne, director of nursing for hertfordshire community nhs trust, who is running the mass vaccination centre at robertson house in stevenage, one of the first centres to open. 0ne one of the first mass vaccination centres. you have been doing this for a while, a bit of an old hand so how is it going? it is for a while, a bit of an old hand so how is it going?— how is it going? it is going really well, it has _ how is it going? it is going really well, it has been _ how is it going? it is going really well, it has been lovely - how is it going? it is going really well, it has been lovely to - how is it going? it is going really well, it has been lovely to see i how is it going? it is going really| well, it has been lovely to see so many people coming through the doors, so grateful to get the vaccine. ., , ., ., , , ., vaccine. roughly how many people d

but those like cathy will always be grateful for the help of this team during such testing times. i gratefulor the help of this team during such testing times. i think the are during such testing times. i think they are marvellous. _ during such testing times. i think they are marvellous. tomos - during such testing times. i think - they are marvellous. tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff. _ time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. in the last couple of hours the met office have issued a new storm warning, storm christophe on the way, bringing heavy rain with flooding likely on wednesday and thursday. this cloud we are looking out on the satellite picture, the big problem is it will bring huge falls of rain and of particular concern is the rain going into the peaks and the pennines where we could see 150 or 200 millimetres of rain in the top of the hills. but rain in the top of the hills. but rain will fall down into the river catchments. where the met office amber weather warning is in force, there are a number of rivers that are already flowing at elevated levels, that is before th

cathy has gone through all your backgrounds and talk to me about you, i'm confident you have the capacity we are going to bejudged you have the capacity to do it. we are going to be judged whether you have the capacity to do it. we are going to bejudged whether or not we restore the integrity and the competency of this government. i need your help badly. last thing i will say, i'm going to make mistakes. i'm gonna make mistakes and when they make them i will acknowledge them. and i will tell you. i will need your help to help me correct them. we are not going to walk away, we are going to take responsibility. that's what we do, that's what you do, that's what so many of you have done it throughout your career and expect you to do it again. so i'm happy we are starting, have tojoin all of again. so i'm happy we are starting, have to join all of you, there's almost a thousand of you on this call, and yourfamilies. so thank you, thank you, thank you very much. thatin you, thank you, thank you very much. that in this nation everyone, and i mean everyone, is given an opportunity and that's who

jonathan, sindy and cathy come and we all i work with one anotr and different iterations. in fact, jonathan sindy and i started around the same time and for me it's been three years ago. over the last four years what i have seen good and bad, the bad site is the growth of racial hatred, , and the somatic behavior, xenophobia, a level of tribalism that we have not seen in my lifetime. but the good thing i have watched is the emerging of new coalitions, commitment to relationships that have been lost. let me go directly to the black jewish relationship. black jewish relationship was really strong in many cases during the civil rights movement. over time that was an erosion and we have to be honest about that. one of the things i really appreciate particularly this past year with apl and naacp, our ability to zero in on an opportunity where we knew that we had a neutral in at hand, and that was white supremacy. we were ablee to come together, and sindy also aroused stop hate for profit. in a way in which we have to grow and build a level of trust among one another. when there

. >>> welcome back cathy woods launching a new space flight etf read all about it.eting higher options activity signalling one of these names is read to blast off. what did you see >> yeah. so we were looking at virgin galactic, ticker symbol sce space. that was concentrated in options that expire tomorrow for example, the january 33 calls were extremely active. those traded more than ten times the interest they were trading for more that a dollar they were betting that the rally we saw today could continue tomorrow, risking just over 3% of the current stock price if there are people interested in following along and making bullish bets, i might choose them to use expirations that are farther out than just one day. >> if you're going to put money with her, it's sort of a technical thing going on, guy, in terms of these stocks going higher, is anticipation and demand for these stocks later on and she is forced to buy them. >> kudos to 386, also known as steve grasso he's been pointing out these names for quite some time. if i want to get nauseous, it won't be from fl

>>kansas city sports commission ceo cathy nelson did offer small bit of hope for fans say if the chiefsion options in the future. which would seem prudent despite the pandemic the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland. released a schedule for this year which includes new exhibits and induction ceremony a nominating committee will meet this week to put together a ballot for the class of 2021. nominees will be announced in february inductees in may and the induction ceremonies will be in the fall. >>dogs are known as man's best friend but according to this study dogs may actually prewer more searchers at washington state university found that the relationships the dogs have with women are typically stronger, then their relationships with men they say that's because women are more likely to treat pups like humans rather than like pets for instance, you know letting him sleep in bad or giving them affectionate names feeding him a little too researchers also found that women are more involved with their dogs and are more likely to regard them as a quote person rather than an animal. that w

where profiles in courage, cathy mcmorris-rodgers said she's no longer going to object to the certification of the electoral college and she's going to admit to the peaceful transfer of power and the fact that joe biden was elected president. let's bring in david ignatius, veteran journalist, author, columnist, editor at the washington post. your name was already invoeblgd once during our coverage today. i'm curious having just heard from frank figluzzi, a recitation of the separatist groups we've known and loved around the world, i'm tempted to ask you where this ranks in stories you've covered in this country but why stop there. stories you've covered in foreign capitols, foreign governments. >> brian, this looks like an insurgency. you look at the faces, rage, lawlessness, attempt to strike at symbols of power. the way in which the internet has been used as a source of recruitment. there are some eerie parallels. i want to underline something frank said a few moments ago. people who are planning for the law enforcement response, planning the police presence, planning the fbi roll knew th

and cathy got the first dose of moderna vaccine yesterday. i am not complaining. tkpwrapblgzs on that. i'm sure you and your family are much reassured. just a reminder that science, safe and effective. here's hoping our government can get this stuff rolled out better than we have seen so far. >> coming up, a look at "axios" 1 big thing. and the extensive security efforts in washington as officials warn of an increased threat six days before the inauguration, a day that could mark the start of a senate impeachment trial. and joe biden's pick to lead health and human services. javier becerra will join the conversation. join the conversation are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry. with 6 times the freshness ingredients, downy unstopables gives you mo

cathy from connecticut emailed, i'm up early so i can get my to my local supermarket by 6:00 a.m.at i can to lower potential covid exposure. how you are too. yes, we are. nancy, getting my husband ready to go to the va for his first covid-19 shot. that's awesome. and liz said she will be an empty nester today but still has this faithful fluff. so cute. and blair says she's planning my gown for the inauguration ball to be held in my living room in tampa, florida. it seems everything at home on the couch. hey, why not get dressed up, right? >> coming up next, we'll look at the axeeo 1 big thing. and one to expect on the final full day of donald trump's presidency. and amy klobuchar joins the conversation. "morning joe" moments away. "mory with our highest concentration of prebiotic oat intensely moisturizes over time to improve skin's resilience. aveeno® healthy. it's our nature™. incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx, lease the 2021 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer

cathy can't see me smiling under here and sometimes a smile can put patients at ease.he second time during the pandemic. the army have never had to help out the welsh ambulance service until covid—19 hit. the length of time each call—out takes due to additional safety measures means that those patients with less serious conditions may have had to wait longer. everyone is under immense pressure, a lot more people calling 999. if there is no movement within the hospital, unfortunately the patients are stuck with us in the back of an ambulance. but those like cathy will always be grateful for the help of this team during such testing times. i think they are marvellous. tomos morgan, bbc news, cardiff. a year ago this week, china ordered its first lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus. it was the moment which signalled just how deadly and debilitating the new coronavirus could be not just in china, but around the world. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell entered hubei as the borders were closing back in january 2020. now he's returned to the place where this

that he wanted to punch the president in the face madonna thought about blowing up the white house cathy give the gryphon held up a likeness of the president beheaded head and nothing was said by my colleagues at that point time in fact one democrat colleague said that trump supporters should be harassed wherever they are in restaurants on the street in supermarkets during this prime the president was under investigation by a special counsel who found no collusion no conspiracy with russia the president's supporters were harassed ashit pide the. head of the f.c.c. was called a dirty sneaky indian his children were harassed in school the press secretary to nelson was sorry the press secretary sarah sanders was kicked out of a restaurant for being a trump employee the d.h.s.s. secretary curious to know and harass better home trump donors. were publicly salmond's time has expired and sorry you couldn't hear me that mike my question on the telamon from ohio research is the job. you know. the challenge from the how research the challenge from new york is trying to speak right now you 2 minute

of those folks who -- the support seems to be receding a little bit we've got a statement here from cathy mcmorris rodgers who says, what happened today and continues to unfold in the nation's capital is disgraceful and un-american. thugs assaulted capitol police officers, breached and defaced our capitol building, put people's lives in danger and disregards the values we hold dear to anyone involved, shame on you, mcmorris rodgers says, she says we must have a peaceful transfer of power. the only reason for my objection was to give voice to my concern that courts un lat rarely changed election procedures without the will of the people i have decided to uphold the electoral college result and i encourage donald trump to condemn and put an end to this madness. so this republican saying she is now going to withdraw her objection and she will now vote to uphold the electoral college results, shep. >> very good, eamon javers live on capitol hill. we'll see or in washington we'll see if any of the others follow along we'll let you know should the work of the house of the senate begin. >>> the

have prevented from flourishing and being the more dominant strain but it is here for sure yeah for cathy. to. see some state and local authorities are saying that they would be able to distribute more vaccines do they have more is this by the ministry should now trying to increase production by internal problems or in the next 6 weeks as well as to utilize what we hope will be another player in the field the j. and j. jaan center as well as other of the companies but also as the as the president has said in his plan to do whatever he can to expand the the availability of vaccines whatever that is i mean he said that he's going to just use every possibility including the defense production and you know explain the discrepancy between what some states are saying more vaccines in the c.d.c. same a lot of seniors still remaining on people or on their shelf yeah you know i think that that is something that we need to really take a close look at because that is sort of an inconsistency discrepancy and one of the things we want to do is to find out why that's the case and if it is the case part

. >> where's cathie?e's here. >> i can't find her. >>> wreak nights this month we are featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span3. tonight we look at dr. martin luther king junior, his story in taylor branch reflects on the life and legacy of king. mr. branch is the author of a trilogy of books on the civil rights era. that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern. enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. ♪♪ >>> american history tv on c-span3, exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, as the nation prepares for the inauguration of joe biden, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern we'll look at past inaugurations, of president john kennedy, richard nixon, harry truman, dwight eisenhower and franklin roosevelt. sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, historian mark depew talks about the 1945 battle of iwo jima and the island's strategic importance to both the american and japanese forces during world war ii. at 6:00 p.m. o

. >> reporter: his daughter, cathy, said he also suffered from loneliness until those daycare kids camebeen such a blessing to daddy, and he lights up. >> reporter: for about an hour every afternoon, gene and the kids bask in each other's company. and although the night will erase every memory of the day, something will remain in the recesses of his mind. something will beckon him back whenever he hears the children playing. >> he just goes right to the front yard. >> reporter: and he remembers that this is going to be a joyful thing if he goes outside? >> yeah. >> reporter: which is kind of inexplicable -- >> because it is love. everybody responds to love. >> megan says it is almost like an instinct. >> we always tell the kids that his brain is kind of sick, but his heart always remembers us. >> reporter: dementia cn rob so much, but apparently acceptance and compassion are unforgettable. [laughter]r] ready toto juvÉderm it? correcect age-relalated volume l loss in cheheeks with j juvÉdederm voluma a , add fullneness to lipsps with juvuvÉdermrm ultra xcc and smsmooth modererate to seve

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i was very struck by what somebody -- and i can't remember now who it was -- my wife, cathy, and i hadt come back from many years overseas, right in the middle of the o.j. simpson trial back in 1995, and i remember somebody saying that the thing you have to understand about o.j. simpson is that he doesn't want to be around any of the people who think he's innocent. and i have the same feeling about donald trump, that he wouldn't want to spend two minutes with any of the people who attend his rallies. it's not who he sees himself. now, i could be wrong on this. i don't pretend to know him well. but that's my sense. so, to what degree -- again, explain why they see him as a liberator, a savior, whatever word you want to put on it, and to get to their future, what can joe biden do? >> well, i think -- sorry. >> you want to take it first, david? >> i'll jump into that fire. i don't think the 74 million think of him as a savior or liberator. millions do. but i don't think that many do. i would say in the 2016 election, for some context, a majority of the white working class and a majority o

when we come back i will be joined by cathy kay live in washington because we will concentrate on therce, particularly across parts of the midlands and northern england but we also have flood warnings across these areas and in two parts of wales as well so we could see further problems through the rest the day. here is the cloud associated with storm christoph, and if anything, the rain will be getting heavier this afternoon across wales and northern areas of england, so if anything, the risk of flooding willjust increase hour by hour. more in the way of rain than we have seen in recent days across the south of england, but mild, 11 or 12 degrees widely across england and wales with gusty winds. further north, cold, temperaturesjust three in aberdeen and glasgow and some snow around in northern scotland and we will also see the rain turning to snow this afternoon around the southern uplands, haps the higher hills of the edinburgh area as well and as we go through the evening, the rain will turn widely to snow across eastern scotland with large accumulation and the wind will strengthen

tell me what you were saying earlier, cathy?back and be nice. be back and treat everybody with civility and be nice and say hello to your neighbors. let's make sure we get people in the government that are going to support us and not out for themselves and fill their pockets. >> you were saying you don't think anybody in government is actually interested in the people in this diner and what's going on. >> absolutely not. i don't think our government is supporting us. i'm a veteran myself. i'm a volunteer. knoxville, tennessee and see veterans or people people that can't go to funerals and support them. our government step up and support us for once wult will of course you fays know we are shortly into a new administration. keith and i were thinking what he thinks of the first week of the biden administration. >> i don't think he is going to not to call names or anything like that. is he not for us. taking jobs from our oil industry. it's going to be another million jobs taken from that industry. it's going to be a disaster. will