i know you will come back again, claire. 0ne know you will come back again, claire.frastructure in scotland. i see it might seem to remember this was controversial at the time because the scottish parliament in particular was seeing if power is being passed back from brussels it should not go to westminster but go to the devolved institutions. maybe this is why they were not very keen on it. �* , ,., , this is why they were not very keen on it. absolutely, because this effectively _ on it. absolutely, because this effectively as _ on it. absolutely, because this effectively as our _ on it. absolutely, because this effectively as our bribe - on it. absolutely, because this effectively as our bribe and - on it. absolutely, because this l effectively as our bribe and feels on it. absolutely, because this - effectively as our bribe and feels a little bit of closing the stable door after the horse has bolted. i guess the machinery of government has been wrapped up in all the damaging internecine leaks and warfare happening inside downing street rather than concentrating o

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we'll get stock picks from jpmorgan's claire hart.begin as always with the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. it was a volatile week on wall street, investors sold as bitcoin plunged, but the market recover by week's end. at&t announced plans to spin off warner media and merge it with discovery, how it will alter the streaming land a scape. and the blockbuster retail earnings show eager americans are venturing back into stores. will the retail rebound continue? on the round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. ben, once again, the week started off with an ugly monday, tuesday not so great, but then there was a turn around. what happened at the outset there? >> yeah. it really wasn't much of a week just looking at the headline indexes. the dow and the s&p finished down just half a percent, the nasdaq rose 30.3% -- 0.3 president. bitcoin dropped more than 20% in a single day after elon musk said tesla would no longer accept the cryptocurrency. jack: elon musk, we knew he controlled c

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claire is here, as well., when an attorney for someone who's doing a plea deal says i was on a mission last time, i achieved that mission, what does that mean? >> well, first it means he is talking out of school and ought to be more careful but here especially when what he said previously was matt gaetz is uncomfortable is i have the mission to persuading federal authorities to give me my client a lesser sentence for me to tell everything ant matt gaetz and, man, did he ever. this is an 88-page plea agreement, extremely long. longer than anything i have ever seen, that sets it out in chapter and verse, if anyone wants to, download it and go to page 30 and 31 and got terrifying specificity and depth as to what happened with the 17-year-old girl. we are talking texts and hotels and exact number of money and when the encounters were. if as all indications suggest we're talking about gate and that plea agreement said he also had -- that this woman or girl really had sex with other men that he braukt in and had dr

if it fails, as claire sort of mentioned, this is the catalyst.it down and say everybody has this false position out there -- most people don't want to abolish the filibuster, but they want to reform it so you can fight for it the way ted cruz did so a few years ago. a failure of this bill may actually move people forward. this isn't a matter of controlling the house or senate next year. we're talking about laws so draconian, you will see percentages, three, possibly 5% of people who simply won't be able to vote, and the republicans have beatly said, look, the only way to win this basketball is if we lower it to five feet and make the democrats shoot rocks and boulders into the basket. i think the democrats are now in a position where they can say, look, everybody knows this is the most important issue going forward. we already have bad census information. if we can't pass this, if this is not worth filibuster reform, we might as well all go home next year. quite frankly this could define the entire biden presidency. >> tim miller, the voting rest

and claire atkinson and nicole hemmer.e state of american democracy is, well it is either worse than you think. so how should the reality-based press covered an alternative-reality gop. >> that is the key important thing here, is cover it honestly. we've had this view for a long time and journalism should not be a line with either party. but i think we've determined it to mean journalism should be equally distant between two the two parties and i think that is not realistic. journalism has a bias for facts, evidence and truth and if like half of the voters in one party and a lot of the elected officials in the party are not but truthful, journalists are going to cover that and look like their covering that party more negatively. so this in environment we have to prioritize, we have to be pro-truth, pro-democracy, pro-evidence and i think that will make it look like we're pro-democratic. but i think we should be pro--democrat, small "d" not capital "d". >> and didn't that cause more even more shouts of media pollizeization

plus claire mccaskill is still with us. all three msnbc contributor.frank, i want to start with you and this "the washington post" reporting about the threat possibly following lawmakers back home to their districts. what do you think? >> it's quite clear that the protective element of what the capitol police do for a living is going to be pre-eminent. they have to worry not only about the campus around the capitol but more than ever before the accompaniment home and the bolstering of physical office and residential security for each and every member of congress. claire i'm sure will tell you way back in my memory in law enforcement it was when there's a threat, intelligence, when there's something specific we're going to maybe come home with you. we may travel to a degree. we're going to give you guidance on home and office security in the district but slowly but surely become almost a majority that have to engage with the plain clothes protective detail of the capitol police. it's protective executive dig that tear protection. >> claire, let me read

vaughn hillyard, claire mccaskill. thank you. in arizona is raising concerns that republicans could now be putting the integrity of future elections in jeopardy. well, of course they are. the next hour of "deadline white house" starts after a quick break. don't go anywhere. we're just getting started. eak. don't go anywhere. we're just getting started you run it by an expert, you talk about the risk and potential profit and loss. could've used that before i hired my interior decorator. get a strategy gut check from our trade desk. ♪♪ tonight, i'll be eating a pork banh mi with extra jalapeños. [doorbell rings] thanks, baby. yeah, we 'bout to get spicy for this virtual date. spicy like them pajama pants. hey, the camera is staying up here. this is not the second date. when you buy this plant at walmart, they can buy more plants from metrolina greenhouses so abe and art can grow more plants. so they can hire vilma... and wendy... and me. so, more people can go to work. so, more days can start with kisses. when you buy this plant at

and claire, that brings us in to the world of politics. if that heap of trouble that phil mentioned arrives, and donald trump has the book thrown at him, do you still expect republicans to predicate their entire political party on this one guy? >> oh, yeah. you know, i mean, frankly, when he started lying about the election months before the election occurred, when he started conditioning his followers to believe and getting the cable news networks that parrot his propaganda to broadcast that if he lost it was a fraud, and if you look at what mcconnell and mccarthy have done since january 6th, they both came out on january 6th and talked about his responsibility and what he had done, and this unbelievable shock to our system that these people attacked police officers in our capitol, attacked our government, attacked our democracy, and all of these republicans are still hanging on. i think he'll say this is a witch hunt, most of his followers will believe it, and the smart republicans will hide from the media. but the not so smart ones will

i'm back at college, and clair farley has really impressed on me to have a voice and to have agency,cation. >> mayor breed has led this effort. she made a $2.3 million investment into trans homes, and she spear headed this effort in partnership with my office and tony, and we're so proud to have a mayor who continues to commit and really make sure that everyone in this city can thrive. >> our community has the most resources, and i'm very happy to be here and to have a place finally to call home. thank you. [applause] >> one, two, three. [applause] >> even in those moments when i do feel kind of alone or unseen or doubt myself, i take a look at the community and the power of the supportive allies that are at the table that really help me to push past that. being yourself, it's the word of wisdom i would give anyone. surely be patient with yourself and your dream. knowing that love, you may not always feel that from your family around you, but you can >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover

hello i'm claire richardson welcome to the show day 6 of the conflict between israel and palestinian militants has seen no letup in hostilities and there's little sign of any diplomatic breakthrough that could pause the fighting multiple members of an extended palestinian family were killed by israeli bombs as they slept in gaza israeli airstrikes also destroyed a tower block in gaza city that how is the international media organizations. 13 stories reduced to rubble in seconds israel not hesitating to strike back hard against hamas. the building housed international news agencies israel's defense forces say hamas intelligence was using the media as unwitting human shields. warned about the attack journalists pleaded with an israeli intelligence officer for more time. look here from the a.p. news agency all of our equipment is in there including cameras and editing equipment give me 15 minutes to get it out. request denied the airstrike went ahead as planned. in another part of gaza a family of 10 had no warning before bombs flattened their home they were killed in their sleep all ex

claire's teenage son charlie, a chorister _ machines of.cathedral, was unable to visit his mum in hospital and had to prepare himself for the worst but he sent recording new hospital of his voice. i've not been without my mum for that one so it was quite emotional and those — that one so it was quite emotional and those first were quite... i actually— and those first were quite... i actually stopped singing for a few weeks _ actually stopped singing for a few weeks while she went in but as she started _ weeks while she went in but as she started coming round, he started doing _ started coming round, he started doing more and more singing and more and more _ doing more and more singing and more and more project and that kind of helped _ and more project and that kind of helped me due to end she came home. charlie _ helped me due to end she came home. charlie is— helped me due to end she came home. charlie is what i get up everyday for. it me going. i look at his face, listen to him singing and that gives me more determination. it�*s gives me

well claire collins finds herself in that position tonight as her sons...reen rovers, face off in the league two play—off semi—finals tonight... first time planning to get to the other. and in the playoffs. couldn't be a bigger game. —— playing against each other. i be a bigger game. -- playing against each other. , ., ., ., each other. i 'ust wanted to have the training — each other. ijust wanted to have the training room _ each other. ijust wanted to have the training room and _ each other. ijust wanted to have the training room and i _ each other. ijust wanted to have the training room and i saw- each other. ijust wanted to have the training room and i saw a - the training room and i saw a message _ the training room and i saw a message from mum saying i'm going out drinking already. it was more of a case _ out drinking already. it was more of a case i_ out drinking already. it was more of a case i think— out drinking already. it was more of a case i think that she was more excited — a case i think that she was more excited than any of us to see it. my d

basketball santa claire women trying to do it in a sock.ey're back in north carolina and doing it up against the two seed tar heels 51st minute. is he ####? well asses shot blocked with kelsey turnbow followed it in and that breaks a 11 tie to one bronco 60th minute broncos pad. the lead turned both the skylar smith and her second effort rewarded 31. it stays. that's the final santa claire in to the championship game for the first time since 2002. you and they'll face the top seed fl a little extra time, so why not check thise for that young man right there. marinades jaredfirst pitch he en the big leagues and welcome to the show, kid. that is a beautiful kids. by the indians, josh naylor. he avoids the fan out there, which was the biggest obstacle about that first pitch he ever saw. he had a double down the right field line. he winds up out and check this out. same game seattle in cleveland, foul balls always loved these overzealous fans and death. this gentleman goes blank over t kettle right now. ball hey, he is he's okay. risking life a

claire gives all the credit to the volunteers and her staff.bution event in miami, the food arrives before dawn, courtesy of cliff mombay, a veteran feeding america driver who has kept on trucking through the worst of the pandemic. >> unsung, you've heard it before. you're that dude, man. that's who you are. >> it will take all of us working together to win the fight against hunger and food insecurity. claire babineaux fountain o'are already leading the charge. >> i will be there. >> the ingenuity and generosity and stick-to-it-iveness of the american public, we're going to beat this thing. we will. >> coming up. >> how are we going to get more minorities in the stands? how are we going to get more minorities into the race car. here's your problem. get rid of it. simple as that. r problem. get rid of it. simple as that ♪♪ [music and sound effects played in reverse] this...is our shot. the covid-19 vaccines are ready. and so is walgreens, with pharmacy experts ready to make it easy for you to get it safely, for free. because this is our shot...

i'm claire -- the texture is so different with that extra butter in there. >> claire saffitz is all about of the internet's favorite chefs -- [ bleep ] -- she's a true alchemist when it comes to baking. do i have a shot if i follow these easy and simple recipes? >> you can definitely make the brownies. >> not easy. saffitz is a professionally trained chef. >> three nine-inch -- >> but finds pleasure in executing recipes for the home baker. >> i feel like it's important as a recipe developer to tell people honestly this is something that is hard. you know, people devote their whole lives to it. if it wasn't hard, it wouldn't be worth it. >> what fascinated you so early? >> i think i got into baking because i liked crafting. i think when you're making a layer cake, it's as much crafting as it is baking. the construction of it and the architecture and the stacking and the frosting. i think of icing as something that's like a thin, you know, powdered sugar -- > but it always comes back for me to taste. and rarely does the cake that looks so hot taste real good. >> i love cake, and i even love

claire is right though.number of swing voters who have to be looking at this and say, what are we learning about republicans claims that they back the blue when they won't meet with the mom of the officer who died. people should be alarmed. more and more, begin to think that what happened on january 6th and the big lie about the election are rehearsals for the next time. these were not one offs. this is continuing. what you are seeing in arizona is something happening all over the country. it's not just in arizona. i'm glad you are focusing on it. it is singling out election officials who behaved with integrity and purging them, cancelling them. it's happening in georgia. it happened in michigan. it's happening in arizona. what happens if we have a rerun in 2024? you have a republican congress that doesn't want to certify the electoral vote or you have election officials who will not stand up for the integrity of the actual election? what's happening now -- you saw that in the interview with the republican s

professor eddie glaude, claire mccaskill, thank you for our discussions tonight.rence. >>> coming up more with what senator merkley calls, quote, a crime against the rights of americans in the republican state restricting the rights to vote in their states. we'll speak to former attorney colin allred who is now texas congressman colin allred. that's next. man colin allred that's next. they're 22 million prescriptions strong. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardiance. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms

[thumping] >> claire: what the hell was that? did you hear that, jan?thumping] there might be something wrong with the car. maybe i should find a gas station. >> jan: nice try. you probably ran over a squirrel or something. >> claire: or maybe there's someone in the trunk. >> xander: damn it, sami. should've shot you when i had the chance. [grunts] [grunts] [line trills] [phone rings] >> nicole: why the hell are you calling me? i thought i made it very clear that i never-- >> xander: shut up and get your ass over here to my room at the salem inn. >> nicole: oh, there is no chance of that happening. >> xander: you sure about that? because if you don't come, your husband's gonna find out all about how we slept together. >> sami: why else would ej take the money back? >> lucas: i don't know. because he's a cheap, selfish bastard, that's why. >> sami: no. >> lucas: how did he find out about us? >> sami: kristen must have told him. >> lucas: kristen told him? why would she do that? she doesn't have enough to worry about now? listen, if ej knew that we slept

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hello, i'm claire richardson, welcome to the show. germany has acknowledged for the 1st time that it committed genocide during its colonial rule and what is now namibia in southern africa. german troops massacred tens of thousands of herero and nom of people at the start of the 20th century. berlin is to apologize and fund projects in them is worth more than a 1000000000 euros protest. this gathered outside the german embassy in the media. they wanted to know where the funds the germany has pledged will end up and whether they'll benefit the descendants of the hero and mama who suffered terrible cross keys under german colonial rule. we, as the decision must be said in our behalf, not from the government. at the beginning of the 20th century german imperial troops forced heroes at nama, and to slavery, and seize their land. between 19 o 49, know 8 tens of thousands were brutally murdered. after 5 years of negotiations between the german and the 1000000 governments, now a formal acknowledgements besides the whole day, we are officially calling these events what they are a genocide. we

walensky, claire mccaskill is here with a question for you. claire?erybody wants to compete for a prize or a groupon coupon. have you seriously considered working for not for profit or other health organizations to maybe provide some kind of prize, drawing for people who come and get their vaccination at this point? maybe some cash. maybe a coupon for, you know, mika, shut your ears, maybe a coupon for a free big mac. have you guys thought about that? because it seems to me sometimes the carrot in the united states of america is more effective than the stick. >> good morning, claire. thank you for that. so, we have now cohort of over 5,000 community core organizations that are working with people -- not everybody will want a carrot. some people want a different carrot than others. some might want a big mac. some might want a coupon to a pharmacy. so we're working with individual communities to understand what might best speak to those communities and doing our best to make sure that we can -- we're working with nascar, we're working with professional

gloria wants to know -- claire: no, i heard. tell her thank you so much, but we have all the help we could possibly need,

claire: gross and sweaty from running.hs] so [groans] for later tonight, you thinking what i'm thinking, valentine? i believe i am. phil: every valentine's day, claire and i look forward to some naughty role-playing-- sexually adventurous cuckolder juliana and clive bixby, speaker salesman by day, spy by night. lover also by night and sometimes during the day. the speaker business, it-- it pretty much runs itself. i just want to keep it really low-key this year. you know, simple. yep. on the other hand, we could have a drink at that hotel bar we love. go on. and come straight home... put on our jammies,

claire: gross and sweaty from running.s] so [groans] for later tonight, you thinking what i'm thinking, valentine? i believe i am. phil: every valentine's day, claire and i look forward to some naughty role-playing-- sexually adventurous cuckolder juliana and clive bixby, speaker salesman by day, spy by night. lover also by night and sometimes during the day. the speaker business, it-- it pretty much runs itself. i just want to keep it really low-key this year. you know, simple. yep. on the other hand, we could have a drink at that hotel bar we love. go on. and come straight home... put on our jammies, and fall asleep in front of the tv.

claire, thank you for being here this morning. it means so much. let's dif in.thanks for talking about this important topic. so the first place to go look for help is to turn to your employer and connect with your hr department. you want to check and see if you have employer coverage. it's the case more and more employers are starting to offer coverage around fertility and infertility just for the reasons we heard in those stories. after you talk to your employer reach out directly to your insurance company and see what type of coverage you have directly. get that information. then last but not least depending where you live we're seeing a slow but steady trend of more and more mandated coverage at the state level. now only about five states do offer coverage today around ivf cycles which is the most expensive, that 25 k ticket price you talked about. but it is trending that way. you have that on the screen now. i would say that it is the case that about 10% of americans or 10% of consumers have coverage today ander to 90% as you mentioned are looking for other

claire mccaskill, you saw this a decade earlier in missouri. where is this headed?re do you think this is going in other states? >> i have to believe that it's not good for the republican party. they've become the party of grievance. it's not about the budget. it's about the border. it's about playing to people's fears and making that the centerpiece of who they are as a party. i've got to tell you, local journalism and the demise of it has played a role in this, chuck. it's very difficult to get good information about some of the nut balls in state legislatures right now because there are so few local journalists left. that's another problem we'll have to tackle if we want to get back to some kind of normalcy in the state capitals. >> even in the state of florida, the state's largest newspaper has to share a capitol bureau. it's absurd. yamiche, do democrats say, you want a culture war in the gop? let's go. or do they focus on kitchen table issues? >> based on my conversations with white house officials and democratic lawmakers, they're trying to lean in on the ide

claire marshall, bbc news, bath.ish group at the brit awards. female acts picked up the biggest prizes at the ceremony, with dua lipa winning best album and taylor swift named global icon. the show was held without social distancing or facemasks, as part of a government trial. around 4,000 guests attended, most of whom were key workers. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. a dual win for dua lipa. she performed with 50 dancers, gave a nod to geri halliwell with her dress and won both best female and album of the year for future nostalgia. released last march during the very first week of lockdown, her modern take on disco became the soundtrack to many people's year at home. 0nstage she called for an nhs pay rise. what we should do is we should all give a massive, massive round of applause and give boris a message that we all support a fair pay rise for our front line. thank you so much. little mix! it was a night dominated by women, winning four of the five mixed categories. after ten years togethe

i'm claire richardson in berlin and i'll have more news headlines for you at the top of the hour i'm told and as always our web site. thanks for watching . i expected. to just sit there secret but your. research team to the pacific. whales starts just small. bites there in southern germany. for years it's been a departure point for long distance animal transports today it's kept just separated from their mothers. very profitable here in germany young birds often go for export. are headed for northern spain and another collection point. this footage was filmed by. the animal welfare foundation she's followed the transports for more than 20 years the slide indicate about us all these are the noises the cats make when they're suffering and they increase as the journey goes on. more and more calf's join in this bellowing you see them licking everything sucking at each other and are really in a kind of starvation stress the animals are under common and stress killers and then. after an almost 20 hour. journey the animals are on loaded spain many of the young cats are completely exhausted

hello, i'm claire richardson. welcome to the show. colombian president, even do k is deploying the military in the city of cali after the latest round of anti government protest left. at least 6 people dead. doesn't have now died in a month of demonstrations and clashes with authorities. the unrest again over a proposed tax reform, but has turned into a national uprising against growing joblessness and inequality. the more dense and more wounded in the colombian city of cali, a month of protest has turned to cross columbia into a smouldering battlefield. dozens of deaths and thousands of whom did, according to official figures. they have also been report that protesters have disappeared. human rights group say the real death toll is likely much higher. and it's only likely to get worse than the days ahead. on friday, the president duke said he's deploying the army to cali and could rippling the man power of forces on the ground get it had to be absolutely clear gap. but if you self tonight, we begin the maximum de

ah hello, i'm claire richardson, a very warm welcome to the show. israel's longest serving prime minister may be on his way out. political opponents of benjamin netanyahu are joining forces with little in common besides, a desire to oust him. now the leader of a right wing hardliner party natalie bennett, has announced he will lend much needed support to the diverse coalition. a dramatic blow to netanyahu's, hopes of political survival. any more i'm announcing today before it was my intention to work with all my strength, stablish in national unity government together was my friend, jayla pizza is willing to get within the rest of the country. so miss tailspin and return it on it's off now who has been on the defensive for some time. israel, the longest serving prime minister has been able to brush off public rage over corruption charges not after failing to form a majority government after the 4th election and 2 years netanyahu hold on power had become tenuous. this is the man responsible for forging the coalition to end netanyahu's 12 year rule. former tv host g i. e la pete is determin

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now more than ever, the world needs w h. making a healthy, a world for you, everyone ah, claire again, i'm surely bachelor in dough. how? with a headlines on al jazeera chinese state media is reporting the government is relaxing in family planning, restrictions to allow 3 children a couple. china is facing a demographic crisis with a dramatic decline in birth. in recent years, katrina, you has more from beijing. china is heading if things stay the same for a living demographic crisis. this is been on the minds of analysts and experts when it comes to china population for decades. and that's why we did see that marked change in 2016, allowing for 2 children. but it seems that that policy, the to child policy has failed to produce the results of the china.

i was doing this book to raymond sackler family, one wing of the family engaged a lawyer named tom clair who specializes in trying to intimidate journalists to kill it before it gets written. that's his thing. a real murderer's row of clients over the years and he started sending me letters demanding changes in "the new yorker" article which at that point was almost two years old. "the new yorker" needed the fact checker to recheck the piece using his 15 page letter is a road app and they didn't take any questions at all. and threatening to sue me and that's never let up or they've been quiet since the book came out i'm sure we'll hear from them again in the courts. >> host: have you got me letter marked personal and confidential from tom clair? the >> guest: it was not for publication as if -- i quoted in my book the number of letters that weren't for publication. hispanic have you heard back channels on what they think of it? >> guest: no, happen. part of this book is about denial and the idea that you have this family that i think in a certain point just detached from reality and the

so claire mccaskill, going to western europe, as you know, kasie, we have rahm headed to japan., garcetti, who's also getting headed off to india. so those are all political allies. two more bits of intrigue on the ambassador beat, casie, one is that chris dodd has turned down the ambassadorship, very close to president biden and will continue to do what he wants to. and jeff flake, senator from arizona, republican who endorsed biden, he's also being considered for an ambassadorship. >> very interesting. mike, before i let you go, i know you've covered richmond, virginia, politics, and also washington for so, so many years. you covered john warner, who's passed at 94 years old. when i first started covering congress, he was one of the old bull senators there along with ted kennedy and these other giants, i have to say, i really miss figures like that in the senate nowadays. your reflections? >> kasie, i covered senator warner over three decades, going back to when i was a young college newspaper editor, a washington university, he spoke at my graduation. and as i came up through

hello, i'm claire richardson. welcome to the show. israel is longest serving prime minister may be on his way out. political opponents of benjamin netanyahu are joining forces with little in common besides a desire to oust him. now the leader of a right wing hardliner party nestali bennett, has now he will lend much needed support to the diverse coalition. a dramatic blow to netanyahu's hopes of political survival anymore. the announcing today before my intention to work with all my strength fellow, stablish, and national unity government together was my friend. gerald peace is about god willing to get with the rest of the country from its tailspin and return it on its tough luck. who has been on the defensive for some time, israel is longest serving. prime minister has been able to brush off public outrage of a corruption charges. but after failing to form a majority government off to the 4th election in 2 years, nation, yahoo! hold on power had become tenuous. this is the man responsible for forging the coalitio

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clair hotel is up for sale.s built in 1926 and is considered one of the architectural jams of the area. down the street the fairmont closed its doors in march. >>> south san francisco high school is making an effort to correct cultural appropriation of native americans. they are keeping their mask but getting rid of the native american imagery >>> new at 6:00 p.m. santa clara county water is a voted to raise the rates by 10%. and that will go into effect beginning on july 1st. this will affect the pacheco reservoir. looking to the future it has been warm but that's going to change? >> yes temperatures will cool off in the fire danger is going to head in the right direction. and we will take it a gradual cooling trend will kick in for operative word. it's going to happen in baby steps. by the time we head into the weekend we will have near normal temperatures across the bay area. the storm system is going to send a chance of rain fall. is going to allow the rain later to get a deeper and deeper. and it's going to

. >> joining our discussion now claire mccaskill, former democratic senator and political analysts andjr., professor of african study an msnbc contributor. senator, let me start with you and what must feel like to read his deep regrets at doing everything he could to defeat you in your reelection campaigned through the candidacy of josh hawley. >> he revered by the ole republican party, in my state, someone who refused to campaign against tom eagle gym because they work together on many issues that were important in missouri when they were in the senate. he and i had worked together on some campaign finance, he is a believer in eliminating dark money, he's not a fan of this decision. it is sad but i will say he said that january six was one of the darkest day in american history, tomorrow will be one of the darkest days for the republican party in this country because what they are going to do, lawrence, is there going to oust a leader for the grievous sin of telling the truth. any moral high ground the republican party thought they had, whether it was on issues of integrity or moralit