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cole, what you said. you know you talked about state and local and that's not under my jurisdiction, but the reason we need to send out money for state and local aid is the same. in other words, these states and towns and counties have put out a lot of money to crush the virus. and they need to be essentially reimbursed for it. you know, i was meeting, i know that being from oklahoma and being a member of a tribe, i met with the ncia, the national committee for american indians the other day and they all talked about how the casinos are closed and revenue is down. they have to supplement what they get from the indian health service with their local revenues in order to deal with the virus. so they're broke. and that's why we have, i think, $20 billion in direct aid to them. i don't want to take away from carolyn but i want you to understand that when we talk about this aid to the towns it's because they've had to re-create their health deposits and spend a lot of money to crush the virus, just as an examp

>> thank you, ranking member cole. yes, they added $7.25 billion to the program itself but also opened it up including to planned parenthood. they've put another $15 billion into the eidl target of advance program which is fine. the interesting part of this they have segregated out another $25 billion for the restaurant program to help restaurants up and running, which i'm not necessarily opposed to. but if you use any sort of available information, i went and did this in about five minutes, went and googled a number of restaurants in the country and took a percentage of that that could qualify for this. this $25 billion is going to be a drop in the bucket of what they're going to need. we're going to come back after they establish this grant program -- now, this isn't a forgivable loan. this is a grant. to be able to start this program up, which is fine. the restaurant we could argue is a targeted group that needs the help. but the money here is not evp even enough to fix this program. at this point only half the ppp

, i've heard cole porter.y name. it comes from cabbage farmer, i think, is -- >> jimmy: but cole and dylan, they're great names. >> i think cole's pretty great i think dylan could use a little work. >> jimmy: did you and your brother, by the way -- your brother's coming back to tv. he's in the new mindy kaling show yeah, it was big news. and then, i don't know if you remember, what you commented on twitter, because i follow both of you do you remember what you said? >> yeah, i asked him what the crew was going to be when they find out he's just not funny >> jimmy: you go back and forth and i was actually going to show you some examples, because this one thing you told each other and, like, roast each other online this one time you asked your brother, @dylansprouse, were you zack or cody i give props for that. i give a like on that one. i give a couple of snaps but then your brother responded, and he said, "i don't remember, actually i was too busy carrying the show on my back. that got the clap from me there.

cole, just said. as he pointed out, in the past, members were removed from committees as a result of the -- the wishes of their party leaders. it did not go through the ethics committee. and the reason why we're here is because -- in this case it seems very obvious to us, the republican leadership chose not to act. in fact, they met last night and they voted on whether to remove congresswoman cheney from her position because she had the courage of her convictions and came down and voted her conscience. they didn't vote on this. and, again, let me also point out with regard to the ethics committee, there's no ethics committee that exists quite right yet because republicans haven't appointed members to the ethics committee so it doesn't function at this particular point. and i would just also say that, you know, listening to my good friend, he talks about all of this as if it's somehow ancient history. well, the gentlewoman from georgia, as we speak, continues to fundraise off these disturbing remarks.

cole said. mr. cole complained on the house floor that rather than following the appropriate processes, he said the house has used in every modern impeachment, the majority is rushing to the floor, tripping all over themselves in their rush to impeach the president a second time. in mr. cole's words, it was doing so to "settle scores".-he warned this snap impeachment approach would cause great division as the country looks ahead to the start of a new administration. he said to them, in a matter as grave as consequential as impeachment, shouldn'ts we follow the same process rather than rushing to the floor? he implored them on behalf of generations of americans to come, we need to think clearly about the consequences of our action today. mr. cole reached across the aisle and credited a member of this body, senator manchin. with having voiced similar sentiments about how ill-advised this rush process was. suggesting the underlying events were a matter for the judicial system to investigate. not one fo

does a great disservice to this institution and to this country mr cole said mr cole complained right on the house floor there rather than following the appropriate processes he said the house has used in every modern impeachment the majority is rushing to the floor tripping all over themselves in their rush to impeach the president impeach the president a 2nd time and mr coles were words it was doing so to quote settle scores and he warned that this snap and impeachment approach would cause great division as the country looks ahead to the start of a new administration he said to them in a matter is a grave and consequential as impeachment should we follow the same process we've used in every modern impeachment rather than rushing to the floor and implored them on behalf of generations of americans to come we need to think more clearly about the consequences of our action today and mr cole then reached across the aisle and created a member of this body senator mansion with having voiced similar sentiments about how out ill how ill advised this rushed process was suggesting that the un

cole, just said. as he pointed out, in the past, members were removed from committees as a result of the -- the wishes of their party leaders. it did not go through the ethics committee. and the reason why we're here is because -- in this case it seems very obvious to us, the republican leadership chose not to act. in fact, they met last night and they voted on whether to remove congresswoman cheney from her position because she had the courage of her convictions and came down and voted her conscience. they didn't vote on this. and, again, let me also point out with regard to the ethics committee, there's no ethics committee that exists quite right yet because republicans haven't appointed members to the ethics committee so it doesn't function at this particular point. and i would just also say that, you know, listening to my good friend, he talks about all of this as if it's somehow ancient history. well, the gentlewoman from georgia, as we speak, continues to fundraise off these disturbing remarks.

cole: i love it.he really fun -- i would recommend all your viewers go to the 1998 berkshire hathaway annual meeting. someone asked a question about the return of equity. buffett talked about it. they said it's impossible that american businesses have return on equity for a long time, much like we have had in this era. it's like having 500 jack welchs running around. the real secret of life is we competition -- weak competition. it is incredibly weak competition. we think the s&p 500 is going to make 2% compounded over the next 10 years. the great part two that is exactly what buffett said, weak competition. they said, how do you beat bobby fischer? you play him at any game other than chess. chess is technology stocks. we own way more than that. it's an arena where are 100 iq can dominate what people look to be 80 iq's and the energy space. if the markets do poorly, the explanation will be tech. it's just too large. the 2000's were noted by a high r-squared of tech to the market. tech has done really

cole, i appreciate you asking that question. and the energy and commerce committee has a rich history of finding the ground necessary to reach that bipartisan agreement. and the republicans were anxious to go to work to make sure that everyone who got a vaccine -- >> and we take you back now live to the house rules committee which is considering the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package. >> thank you, chairman mcgovern and ranking member cole and members of the committee. last year congress passed trillions of dollars in covid relief packages which included $113 billion for transportation workers and businesses and more than $45 billion for the federal emergency management agency, fema's disaster relief which has been used to provide personal protective equipment to support vaccine distribution. it's been used to supplement state unemployment insurance. unfortunately, the process of bipartisanship was abandoned out of the gate this year. today we're considering this massive one-sided $1.9 trillion package that if the managers

mr cole said. mr cole _ to this country. mr cole said. impeachment, the majority rushed to the floor. _ impeachment, the majority rushed to the floor, tripping over themselves, in a rush— the floor, tripping over themselves, in a rush to — the floor, tripping over themselves, in a rush to impeach the president a second _ in a rush to impeach the president a second time, and in mr cole's words, it was— second time, and in mr cole's words, it was doing — second time, and in mr cole's words, it was doing so to settle scores. and he — it was doing so to settle scores. and he warned that this impeachment approach _ and he warned that this impeachment approach would cause great division as the _ approach would cause great division as the country looks ahead to the start— as the country looks ahead to the start of— as the country looks ahead to the start of a — as the country looks ahead to the start of a new administration. he said to _ start of a new administration. he said to them, in a matter as great as consequential as impeachment, shouldn

cole said. mr. cole complained on the house floor that rather than following theri appropriate processes he said the house has used in every modern impeachment the majority is rushing to the floor tripping all over themselves in the rush to impeach the president a second time and then mr. cole's words it was doing so to settle scores. and he warned this impeachment approach would cause a great division as a work ahead to a new administration. he said to them in a matter as grave inconsequential as impeachment shouldn't we follow the same process we have used in every modern impeachment rather than rushing to the floor and he implored them on behalf of generations of americans to come we need to think more clearly about the consequences of her action today and mr. cole reached across the aisle and credited a member, senator mansion, without having voice of similar sentiments and how ill advised this rush process was suggesting the underlying events were a matter for thehe judicial system to investiga

cole mentioned mental health and opioid. there's $4 billion to -- for programs because the people are under so much stress and so many -- to help them with treatment and preventive care. we also encourage states to expand access to health coverage for vulnerable americans through medicaid. they will get a bigger f-map for their programs. that would bring another 2 million people who would gain health care access. and finally, mr. chairman, we have assistance for struggling families to help keep their lights on, water running by providing 5 billion for critical utility assistance programs and 7.6 billion to expand internet connectivity to help students and teachers without home internet service. that's a summary and i'll just say again, we need a robust plan. what we've done is not enough. this is the way to have a national strategy. crush the virus, and give help to the states. thank you, again, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much. i'm happy to yield to ranking member mcmorris rogers. >> good morning, mr. chair. i want to j

cole. mr. cole: thanks very much, just some housekeeping business first, if i may. i ask unanimous consent to submit to the record a statement from mr. biggs of arizona and support of mr. bevins in support of resolution 72. just a quick couple of points. let me ask you, when this was referred to the ethics committee, did you expect the ethics committee would actually take it up? >> never. >> and why is that? >> i understand this is about jurisdiction. they were going to refer this to the ethics committee, then, well, you have to have to the process i just want to hear, we have to have an investigation, the chairman and i talk about it, make a decision. none of that has happened. >> everybody who is not speaking, make sure they press their mute -- press their mute button so we can hear clearly, thank you. >> i am really at a loss, because if the argument is that this never would come before the ethics committee, and yet, at the same time, the argument is that this should have gone to the ethics committee, then you are creating this loop, which means only one thing. t

congressman cole? >> thank you, madam chair. let me just say it is a pleasure to have you once again as the chairwoman of the subcommittee, chair of the whole committee. i think i can speak for people on both sides of the aisle. we think this will help us a lot in our allocation request. [laughter] while as a republican, once it was clear we were going to be in the minority, it is clear, i was the head of the republicans for delauro. i congratulate my colleagues on the others of the aisle in making a wise choice to chair our full committee, as well as your decision to remain ever as our subcommittee chairman. i'm really grateful for both of those things. i want to begin, madam chair, our first hearing in the 117th congress by reiterating my commitment to working with you whenever we can to find common , ground on what looks to be yet another challenging year. we will have our work cut out for us, but our six years of working together has laid a good foundation. just last year, we were able to come together and pass not one, but

cole. it makes three changes and i want to explain them bass we are in this hearing and didn't are have the chance. but all three changes are the late advice of the senate to fix critical. page 99, it strikes a reference to title 31 and reference to overriding pay limits. on pages 104 to 105 and modifies the definition of homeless youth. those are the only changes from the very advised text that we gave to you last night. mr. cole: that's very helpful and i appreciate the information. mr. mcgovern: our next panel is representative green, representative scott, representative franklin, representative bar and representative meeks and representative wenstrup and representative rothman and representative gonzalez coal own. we will begin with representative green. >> hi, can you hear me. mr. mcgovern: you need to turn on your video, too, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman and i appreciate everyone allowing me to speak about an amendment. this amendment number 10 is called save our babies amendmen

cole in yemen who the rebels to hold their advance on the city of marriott the government's last northern stronghold washington special envoy for yemen says so-called back channels are being used very aggressively to get the who thieves to return to international negotiations mike hanna has more from washington one of the 1st actions abided and ministration did was insist it would no longer assist the saudi led coalition in attacks in yemen that was one of the 1st steps now you have these other subsequent steps following but above all the biden ministration wants to really sit that ongoing conflict in yemen within the terms of a u.n. negotiation process and this is what it is beginning to do but at the same time it wants to achieve a form of balance and not seeking to weigh in on the side of any party involved it's a very very careful balancing act the biden administration says its recalibrating its relationship with saudi arabia it marks another break with the policies of former president donald trump joe biden will speak to king salmon directly rather the crown prince and biden's in the

cole, is recognized. mr. cole: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i want to thank my good friend, the distinguished member from texas, for yielding. today's rule sets in motion a process for considering h. concurrent resolution 11, a shell budget for fiscal year 2021. i understand that the majority stated intent in bringing forward this resolution is to pave the way for using budget reconciliation to push through a partisan covid-19 relief package. unfortunately, i think the majority's intent is misguided. i want to remind us all that the only reason we're here today is that the majority failed to pass a budget last year. as of today, we are nearly 9 1/2 months overdue for the budget for fiscal year 2021. 2021 is already a third of the way over. hardly an you a pittsburgh start -- auspicious start. what characterized the budget process in the 116th congress is now hasty -- was hasty. the budget committee has yet to meet in this congress, much less conduct normal hearings and pave the way for the markup of the annual budget. rather than undertake the

welcome to bbc news, i'm freya cole. man yelling into megaphone: e were invited by the president of the united states! tying the rioters to trump. democrat impeachment managers wrap up their case saying the former president played a key role in orchestrating the capitol siege. even after the attack, the insurrectionists made clear to law enforcement that they were just following president trump's orders. meghan markle launches a scathing attack on a british tabloid newspaper after winning her high court privacy battle. china bans broadcasts by bbc world news. britain's foreign secretary says it is an unacceptable curtailing of press freedom. and one of the stars of the mandalorian has been sacked over controversial social media posts. hello and welcome. we begin in the us were prosecutors in the impeachment trial of donald trump has initial putting forward their case to the us senate, alleging the former president incited his supporters to attack the capitol last month. relying again on emotionally charged video evidence

cole said. mr. cole complained right on the house floor that rather than following the appropriate processes, he said the house has used, in every modern impeachment, the majorities rushing to the floor, tripping all over themselves in a rush to impeach the president a second time. and in mr. cole's words, it was doing so to, quote, settle scores. and he warned that this snap impeachment approach would cause great division as the country looks ahead to the start of a new administration. he said to them in a matter as grave and consequential as impeachment, shouldn't we follow the same process we've used in every modern impeachment rather than rushing to the floor? he implored them on behalf of generations of americans to come, we need to think more clearly about the consequences of our actions today. mr. cole reached across the aisle and credited a member of this body, senator manchin. without having voiced similar sentiments about how ill-advised this rushed process was,ing that the matter of event

. >> good afternoon, chairman mcgovern and ranking member cole. i'm here today in support of the american rescue plan act of 2021 and as chairman of the house committee of veterans affairs, i'm painfully aware of the toll this pandemic has taken on our nation's veterans. like so many americans across our country, veterans are struggling to find work as unemployment numbers rise. many have had their critical compensation and pension exams postponed, delaying much-needed benefits. our task is to deliver big, bold action. it's the only way to ensure america and our veterans can get back to work and won't have to fear paying for or delaying much needed care. as of this week, over 10,000 veterans and 130 vha employees have lost their lives to covid-19. we must act now. this bill would provide funding to increase the department of veterans affairs claims and appeals processing, to reduce the backlog caused by covid-19. it would also provide critical funding for the veterans health administration, bolster va's supply chain modernization, support state ve

here's the bay area's ian cole. >> reporter: tonight, the oakland school board facing backlash, after wednesday's meeting they didn't know was being streamed live to the public. it was then posted to youtube. the board president said parents want kids back in class for the child care. >> it's really unfortunate to watch them pick on us because they want their babysitters back. >> reporter: another talked about responding to criticism on social media. >> are we alone? >> yeah. >> if you're going to call me out, i'm going to [ bleep ] you up. >> my heart rate went sky-high. i couldn't believe that the comments they were making. >> reporter: parents say it was unprofessional and offensive. one started a petition saying the school board members resign or face a recall. late tonight, it has 3,500 signatures. >> it lets you understand why there's no preparation because they're not taking us seriously. >> reporter: the board realized their conversation wasn't private. >> oh. we have the meeting open to the public right now. >> huh-uh. >> that's what lori just said. >> great. >> they publicly

ian cole was there. >> reporter: tonight in morgan hill, s an inrnet outage city wide.ce 10:00 a.m., most couldn't make cell phone calls, texts or send emails. businesses like snowy roll ice cream couldn't take credit cards and had to do cash only. >> we had a few customers that came and they couldn't use their credit card. of course, there's no atms around. so it's been rough tonight. >> reporter: and most food delivery drivers can't receive alerts to pick up for them. >> we have twoic up the responses. >> reporter: the outage was caused by a construction crew digging around 10:00 a.m. a fiber line was cut, knocking out service to customers in most of the city who use verizon, spectrum internet and frontier. >> those companies have sent dozens of workers to this site where it happened on monterey they've been here for hours trying to fix that problem affecting tens of thousands of people. 911alls were impacted, too. >> minimal interruption for a brief period of time, and all 911 calls are continuing to be handled by santa clara county communications. >> reporter: most

we were all watching it together and that was a really shocking one, especially because michaela coleourite and people really gravitate to her writing and the things that she produces and works on. just because they don't want you here doesn't mean you're not supposed to be. actors in the genre—defying lovecraft country, set in segregation—era united states, mrs america, about the 1970s movement to ratify the equal rights amendment and its political backlash, and never have i ever, following the ups and downs of a first—generation indian—american girl, were also overlooked. while awards like the golden globes are not the only way the industry judges an artist's work, angela harvey, co—chair of the think tank for inclusion and equity, says getting snubbed for one means missing more than just a swanky night out. it is cachet. it's green—lighting power for your next project. they open doors, they grant artistic freedom, they attract dollars. so then you have underrepresented people who are making these artistic achievements like i may destroy you and then they get to the top to where the

i want to meet my son more often. >> reporter: in the south bay, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> the san jose kaiser today. the long lines for scheduled vaccine appointments. one person told us they waited 1:15. and then, another 35 minutes to schedule their secondaiser spok the lines were not the result of overbooking. the hospital statement reads in part, current space constraints which may contribute to wait time, will be resolved next thursday when the vaccination clinic moves to an outdoor tent. >>> despite the shortages and the lines, progress is being made especially in the south bay. santa clara county hit a milestone. 50% of people 75 and older have received at least one dose. and 43% of 65 and older have gotten their shot. this is progress of meeting the goal to have the county vaccinated by august 1st. there's a lot to think of when it comes to getting your shot. nbc has launched a new website called plan your vaccine. it tells you how, when and where to get your shot. there's a map that shows you the closest vaccination shots to you. go to planyourvaccine.com. >>> a robbe

ii allen, i wasn't turning on the committee, i was pointing out mr cole—hamilton that there had beenceedings i had watched that i didn't find these criticisms justified as an observer. so i wasn't turning on the committee, i was, if you like, depending the committee and merely putting out thatjust because people say things, in this case the criticism of the nature of questioning, doesn't make them true. and a reasonable observer might come to a different conclusion. as far as the evidence is concerned, peter made the point very strongly that in his opinion, the written evidence, that the workplace culture in the scottish government that he led as the senior civil servant stood in good comparison with any other department across the uk. what you heard in subsequent evidence is that they are now more complaints in the scottish government civil service than there are in other departments. now, you can... off the uk government, i would never describe as a government department, but the scottish government compared to other ministrations. now, you can take two views of that. you can eithe

cole in yemen as who the rebels to hold their advance on the northern city of merit it special envoy to yemen says that very aggressively using back channels to get who these to return to international negotiations and as laura burden monday reports it comes on the day the group was officially removed from the u.s. terror list. yemeni soldiers pushed back with the advances on 2 fronts north of the city of marjah the. battles like this one have intensified since the start of the month the hooty to be wrestling to take the last saudi backed government stronghold in northern yemen for over. for a year. the violence has resulted in dozens of deaths and in a tweet u.n. humanitarian chief mark caucus warned the assaults would put 2000000 lives at risk and could cause unimaginable humanitarian consequences the u.s. is calling for the who it is to halt their advance you know our hope is that a combined effort bringing in certain partners at certain times backed with a strong very strong american position will will essentially shake up the architecture and put us in a much better place to pus

there are so many to name tonight, but for now i'll acknowledge the chairs of that committee, janeta cole who is the national chair of the national council of negro women, and ursala burns, who is a senior adviser. so with that i thank you. wish you a good evening. >>> at morehead, we still talk about the role that we played on the front lines of the cold war because the space race was a major, major initiative within the cold war. >> t minus 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition. >> we are on the campus of the university of north carolina and chapel hill. i'm standing in front of the morehead building, home of the morehead planetarium, which is now the morehead planetarium and science center. john molly morehead iii, his grandfather was the governor of north carolina. john motley morehead iii attended carolina as an undergraduate student in chemistry, made an accidental discovery in a chemistry lab that ultimately led to the founding of union carbide and from that he became an extremely wealthy man. in the '30s when he conceived of this idea what you did as a leading edge science ed

we'll turn it over to rocky cole who is from jigsaw a unit of google.an explain more what jigsaw actually does collectively. so, i'm going to turn it over to rocky. >> yeah, well, thanks and hello to everyone out there and a special thanks to mccain institute for the opportunity to have a conversation today. really appreciate it. just to situate us, jigsaw is an independent unit within google. previously an alphabet company and now back under the google umbrella and our mission is to explore threats to open societies. and build technologies to inspire scalable solutions across a range of issues, including violent extremism, toxicity and harassment, free expression and my neck of the woods, disinformation. i happen to be a researcher and i've been focused for about the last two years or so on solutions to misinformation. so, i'm happy to hear that solutions are top of mind to the panelists. as you might imagine, i've learned through trial and error that there are no silver bullets problems based but on the other hand there are, nonetheless, a range of th

representative cole called her statement extraordinarily disturbing. he said that yesterday. it's an old quote. an senator thune asked his fellow republicans in the house, do they want to be the party of limited government? i think the answer to that is yes -- do they want to be the party of conspiracy theories an qanon. furthermore, senator young of indiana said, there ought to be no place in the american -- in the republican party for the kind of views espoused by representative greene. that's what your republican colleagues have said. this is not partisan. this is about principle. and you can shake your head as much as you want. this is not about party. it's about whether or not you will vote for decency. an truth. not being member's worst nightmare. i hope we can do it together. all of us. embracing our humanity and basic adherence to the constitution. edmund burke, who i quoted earlier, said, the only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing. let us not do nothing. i often share another passage spoken so long ago by edmund burke when a new member

cole i said that the basic things that we had in terms of vaccine, testing, you know, disparities, you guys didn't touch any of that. this was mostly -- most of your amendments were trying -- you know, were things like hyde and planned parenthood and things of that nature. >> one of my amendments, i'll remind you, was the helping moms act, actually a bill introduced by robin kelly. we passed it on the floor of the house last year in a bipartisan fashion. it was offset. it was making available to states the option, state plan amendment option -- >> that was one of the things that we actually added to it. it's now seven years, so we're not -- we didn't -- we were cognizant of what you said and we added more money to that so it's now seven years. if you want to make it permanent, then it becomes terribly expensive, and you would have to cut something else. >> which, of course, we did in a bipartisan fashion the last congress. unfortunately, it didn't pass the senate. the problem with the seven-year cliff, and you well know this. seven years go by extremely quickly, and we're talking about

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people involved in a dance with the means to recruit and then to all we would like to request your son cole says the government to the polls and we face take we want you to take the whatever the necessary to say immediately. oak beach you know many people there are protesting the coup but there is not just the demonstration there is civil disobedience measures going on around the country tell us a bit more about those and what effects they are having a. currency a currency a person also save our officer has joined the civil disobedience movement campaign because we when the military need military tender to know that we are we have you know the willingness to watch and that's a military yes and then more and more people joining the c.d.n. you know civil disobedience for my campaign and also the rest parts and all the the other time and the other funny parts and all of our homes often see their own the other police i sense are still working and the pressure on all the military. are you afraid. no i'm not afraid i'm not afraid we beings that we have been and need to really control for years yo

"today in the bay" ian cole has this story you will see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: kayla dowd has spent the past year in mourning and sat down to talk about her mom patricia, the first confirmed covid-19 death in the u.s. >> she was my best friend. we did a lot of things together. i went to her for everything. just like all my problems, if i needed a hug. she gave the best hugs. >> reporter: kaila is her only daughter. patricia, who went by trish, started feeling ill the day before last year's super bowl. >> she did get sick. she complained about body aches. but that was it. >> reporter: days later, february 6th, while working at home alone, she collapsed and died. >> i came home and i found her. that was -- it was so hard because i saw her on the floor. and at first i just grabbed my phone and i called 911. >> i just couldn't believe it. it was like it was not real for a really long time. >> reporter: the coroner said it was a heart attack. but they asked for an autopsy, stunned that that's what would take this 57-year-old woman they described as fit, healthy and fiery. after

ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> nbc launched a website to help you plan your vaccine. the goal is to connect you to all the information you need to secure your appointment. go the website, select your age, occupation and state. go to planyourvaccine.com. >>> a new way to worship this weekend. the supreme court ruled that santa clara county must there allow religious services to resume at 20% capacity. this decision reverses an earlier ruling from the 9th circuit court of appeals. south bay health leaders say they are disappointed in the supreme court's decision, saying they are still risky. >>> now to music to many parents' ears, schools could be back in session soon. livermore schools announced students will return to campus next month. that means presc to high school. other bay area school districts are making the same move. "today in the bay" cheryl hurd explains. >> i teach because i love being around the kids. without them there physically it's not the same. >> reporter: livermore valley joint unified will start in-person classes next month. preschool through 12th

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harris officially became a wife and a stepmother, or as ella and cole call her, mamala. >> i think they more personalized. >> yes. >> and expressed. there is a mom, kirsten, and there is a mom, mamala. it evolved out of love. we just want our own way the say mom. >> this modern family settled in for a couple of years. >> i do. >> before harris' fast-moving career shifted into high gear. did you know that you were getting on this kind of rocket ship when you decided to do this? >> no. >> has it sunk in? >> for our first couple of years, it was none of this. it was just two busy professionals. >> but now everything has changed. when they sat down with us, the army of secret service and support staff make their new reality impossible to ignore. >> thank you so much, sir, for your big idea. >> i think the entire world saw that literally in 2019 when you jumped up on the stage when someone was -- >> indeed he did. >> someone -- i mean you're laughing about it now, but it must have been a really scary moment. >> it was, it was. but it is my instinct to be incredibly protective of her, because

and his commander, billy cole, recommended davis for the medal of honor. and then somehow the paperwork vanished in vietnam. a 1969 military review did not reveal any file on davis. what makes the paris davis case stand out? >> that it was lost. everybody i've talked to that served under him says that he's the best officer they've ever served under. >> what really stands out to me -- >> reporter: neil thorn volunteers his time to recover medals for overlooked veterans. how common is it for medal of honor paperwork to be lost or destroyed? >> very uncommon. there would have been multiple copies. >> reporter: in 1969, the army was ordered to submit new paperwork for davis and for a second time, there is no evidence a medal of honor file was created. in a 1981 statement, billy waugh, whom davis carried on his shoulders to safety, wrote, "i only have to close my eyes to vividly recall the gallantry of this individual." over the years, davis' teammates me the process stalled.but each do you think race was a factor? >> i don't think -- i know race was a factor.

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