looks likely that there will be a locked on under certain circumstances but not if you have not ok deb you political correspondent hence brant thanks for that insight. and later today we'll be bringing you live coverage of the official service to commemorate germany's coated 900 dictums here on t.v. . let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. scientists say one of the world's largest icebergs has melted away a 68 as it is known had a surface area of nearly 6000 square kilometers and weighed approximately 1000000000 tons after it broke away from antarctica in 2017 but satellites show the formation is virtually gone now broken into countless small fragments. the czech republic has announced it is expelling 18 russian diplomats the move comes over suspicions that russian intelligence services were involved in an explosion at an ammunition depot in 2014 that killed 2 people moscow in turn has accused prague of engaging in what it calls tricks and says there will be diplomatic consequences . drs for jailed russian dissident alex in the valley say he c

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and keeps deb you know avoided exposed to german refugee experience in our series 100 german must reads. welcome to arts and culture the 74th bafta film awards have been virtually handed out from the royal albert hall in london there was no red carpet no live audience and the winners excepted from home but there was plenty of buzz the prizes were hotly contested but in the end no matter land almost swept the board winning best film best director and best actress joining me to talk about that and the rest of the night is off film expert scorch rocks. scott welcome now that was very strong competition for best film this year but the winner wasn't really a surprise nomad land has been cleaning up this award season at the golden globes produces scales etc etc but scott's was the result he were expecting. yeah very much i mean no man's land has been a huge favorite of mine since i saw it at the venice film festival when it premiered last year and it's been sweeping all before it this is a really an incredible film i mean in some ways it's a classic american road movie but it's done in a comp

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streets last in demand that change whether or not such a change will come still unknown ok thank you deb you reporter alexander jetted reporting for us from sofia for. christians around the world have been celebrating easter under the shadow of the pandemic for the 2nd year running pope francis has given his traditional blessing from st peter's basilica in rome he stressed the importance of vaccines and urged rich countries to ensure supplies are fairly distributed to their poorer neighbors. it believed to be putting a blessing for the faithful. pope francis address just a small crowd compared to the usual tens of thousands on easter sunday but his message was one for the world. into. the entire international community. in the spirit of global responsibility to commit to overcoming delays in the distribution of vaccines that matter facilitate the distribution especially in the poorest countries in. the pupil very little resort the catholic leader focused his message on the world's most vulnerable including those suffering from the coronavirus pandemic and he called for an end to armed confli

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all right, deb, thank you for monitoring that. appreciate your report tonight. protests also gathered in brooklyn, new york, over the fatal police shootings of 20 year old dante, right in minnesota and. 13 year old adam toledo in chicago. the protest was largely peaceful, but so max evangelism were reported as crowds marched through the streets only denied in east oakland. you center is valid to continue its mission. rafter the facility was damaged by fire yesterday as ktvu is amber lee explained. some suspect the homeless are to blame for sparking the flames. these doors are warped, and they're customized for this purpose, regina jackson shows me the damage to east open youth development center, or e o. y d. c on international boulevard from an arson that happened around 6 45 thursday morning. she's the ceo and president of the nonprofit. it was like a spear through my heart. we're a community treasure, the fire department says tires and clothing found near the building's front entrance were used to set the fire. jackson suspects the farm may have been set by t

thank you so much for that. >> all right, deb. youn their unimaginable loss. you can see it on goodmorningamerica.com. now let's check in again with ginger. ginger. >> good morning, robin. i got to take you straight to arkansas. this is rogers, arkansas, and they are even seeing spring snow? parts of the ozarks. fayetteville had their second latest snow on record. pretty significant. also 50 cities are going to flirt with freeze and potential for record lows, anywhere from texas up into the northeast so here's what's happening. a really powerful cold front. the severe storms this afternoon, like after 1:00 p.m. along the i-95 corridor from new york back through western connecticut and massachusetts down along the delmarva >>> good morning. i am abc7 news meteorologist mike nico. it will be brighter and milder with clouds and cooler weather clinging to the coast. mostly cloudy tonight. more fog, more drizzle in the hills and along the coast. a significant cooling trend this weekend with significant rain coming sunday. 50s along the coa

in our remaining minutes to both of you, in a sentence, what surprised you the most? debbegin with you. guest: gosh. one of the things that surprised me the most is what a beautiful country this is. we lived in china for a long time, and the name for america means beautiful country. when i first learned the word, i thought maybe it is silly or superficial, but when you fly over this country at 2500 feet and can see it unfolding below you, it brings back all of those songs that you learned about america the beautiful as a kid. i thought the chinese have nailed that one, they got it right, they called this country. from all the places that we know about. that really was one of the refreshing surprises to me. host: james, we will conclude with you. guest: i will use the china comparison, too. we always thought that china looked most impressive from a distance and the closer up you got, you saw it's fragility and quirks. it is the opposite with the u.s., the u.s. looks worse at a distance, more reassuring and self renewing the closer you look. host: deborah and james fallows

in ukraine that it should keep its hands off what russia sees its sphere of influence and i thank you deb it is emanation speaking to us from moscow. and staying on the topic of russia rights groups say police have detained more than $1400.00 protesters in dozens of cities across russia demonstrators marched for the release of jailed opposition leader saying novelli whose health is said to be deteriorating the protests were held on the same day is president vladimir putin's annual state of the nation andrus in it he warned foreign powers against what he called provoking russia the e.u. and the u.s. have told moscow it will face consequences even if dies in prison. well let's get back to our top story now the global climate summit being hosted by u.s. president joe biden he's pledged to slash his country's fossil fuel emissions inhofe by the end of the decade this would be the most ambitious target ever set in u.s. history some 40 states are taking part in the 2 day virtual summit. well i'm joined now by friends to months the european commission vice president and commissioner for climate

deb. thank you and a reminder here, stay with ktvu and ktvu .com for the latest on the show, vin murder, trial and verdict when it comes in, police in alameda, say a man died today. in police custody. it happened on oak street near south shore at about 10 45 this morning, police say officers tried to detain the man for possible theft when he had a medical emergency during a struggle. the man later died at the hospital, the alameda county sheriff's office and the district attorney's office are now investigating the case. still ahead here, too long time friends who grew up in what many consider ground zero of the civil rights movement coming up a 10 30. we hear from san francisco's police chief and activists, lisa mcnair as they talk about social justice and police reform. a big cool down today after temperatures that were in the nineties yesterday, further cooling as we go forward, and maybe just maybe some rain and that five day i'll see you back here. paul san francisco city officials have declared tomorrow's 42. many celebrations canceled for a second year in a row. but will people stay away

deb. thank you.astronaut kate rubins is headed back to earth tomorrow after six months on board the international space station. she spent time studying ways to optimize growing food in space. she also worked on dna's sequencing a skill that could potentially help diagnose astronauts. illnesses or identify microbes in the space station. rubens graduated from napa is vintage high school. she earned her doctorate from stanford and now. she's actually in the running here. this is pretty cool to become the first. woman to walk on the moon. coming up in sports a reversal of fortune for the oakland a's. what a difference a week makes is they clobbered the tigers tonight, our sports director market. bonnie is up next. then on the 11 o'clock news more on the breaking news out of indianapolis, where a mass shooting has been reported at a fedex facility, and we're getting late word that the gunman has now taken his own life. the latest information. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insur

deb. thank you. way we're looking at a pattern outside. that's going to continue in sort of a mild way. we've got these two low pressure center sitting offshore. and as they sit there, they continue to kind of keep the cool clouds coming our way. keep the onshore flow coming our way. keep temperatures from getting too warm and also by sitting off. sure they're keeping the any opportunity for showers out of our area, so we're dry. we've been dry since march. 18th. it looks like we're gonna stay dry. another week, at least in the five day forecast. maybe even more than that. so next chance of rain looks like the 17th of april. something like that. these were the highs from today. inland temperatures in the mid seventies today tomorrow those temperatures are going to cool down. everybody's going to cool a little bit, but their main cooling is going to be inland, so those temperatures that were in the mid seventies are going to end up. in the upper sixties, low seventies. so as you look outside, you got the low clouds tomorrow is going to be almost a carbon copy of what we had today, just s

thank you, deb down to a developing story in the south bay, where police say a man was seriously hurt after a shooting. it happened just before 5 15 tonight near east heading and north fourth streets that's in the city's hyde park neighborhood. want to show you a live picture now of the scene? you can see the officers. they're still they're investigating. so far. police have not said what led up to the shooting or whether they have a suspect. authorities do they do, say? so that the victim has life threatening injuries. the family of a palo alto teacher who was shot and killed by redwood city police has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit. 33 year old kyle hart was shot in december 2018 in his backyard after his wife called police saying heart was cutting himself with a knife. heart was a middle school teacher and father of a three year old son and a newborn daughter, who was just three days old, his wife said. on that day, no one was in danger, except for kyle. bail himself. the police arrived with guns drawn and shot him in our backyard marin the minutes after the shooting, the o

. >> sy: you now have an insider, you have deb holland, who is a native american, the first to servebinet secretary. she is secretary of the interior, which oversees federal lands. so, what are your hopes for her, now that she has a seat at the big table? >> i mean, indian cotry is rallying around deb holland. she's definitely from indian country, represents indian country, and there's an opportunity to have a voice at the table. and so, some of the messages that we're sending is, you know, we need to start thinking about turning-- returning public lands, returning indigenous lands into indigenous hands. and that's what we talk a lot about in our land-back movement. we want to see some movement on that. we also want to make sure that-- that in our dealgs with the department of interior, that we end up actually moving to this era of consent, of consent. and i think that deb holland is big advocate for that. >> sy: nick tilson, joining us from the pine ridge indian reservation. thank you so much for sharing your perspective, nick. >> absolutely. thanks for having me on. >> woodruff: it

stephanie: you now have deb haaland who is a native american, the first to serve as a cabinet secretaryry of the interior, which oversees federal lands. what are your hopes for her now that she has a cs a big table? nick: when indian country is rowling -- rallying around deb haaland, she is an opportunity to have a voice at the table. some of the messages we are sending is we need to start thinking about returning public lands, returning indigenous lands into indigenous hands, and that is what we talk a lot about in our land back movement. we want to see movement on that. we also want to make sure that in our dealings with the department of interior, that we end up actually moving to this a of consent. i think that deb haaland is a big advocate for that. stephanie: nick telson joining us from the pine ridge indian reservation, thank you for sharing your perspective. nick: absolutely, thank you for having me on. ♪ it is a week marked by a moment of reckoning for racial justice by new calls to hold accountable those behind january 6 and surette in, and by president biden's ambitious push

james and deb fallows, thank you so much for being with us again.up the coverage right now. >>> hi, there, i'm stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. it is monday, april 12th, and here's what's happening now. as we speak, america is in a race against time. vaccine distribution hitting record levels. nearly 5 million on saturday alone. but at the same time dozens of states like michigan are still seeing a rise in cases. the governor there demanding more vaccines to handle this surge. the white house thus far says no. speaking of the white house today, president biden is kicking off talks with democrats and republicans over his giant infrastructure package. he's calling it a search for common ground. here's the thing, we have not seen any common ground so far, so what are

you always voted for eugene v. debs. >> social reform. capitalism most go to rule.the better. improvements, reforms, better working conditions? no, revolution. and the leaders of this union who saw the workers out to wall street, betrayers, that is all finished. we are taking over. >> we demand a 50% wage increase. >> they won the workers over with fantastic demands. >> all power to the shot councils. >> the whole strategy was to make it impossible for the employers to meet the demands. strategy wise, i worked. >> strike! strike! strike! >> we wanted a building, they wanted to use the union to build a communist party, so they forced the general strike of 1926. to a man like president sigmund, it was a sentence of death. they wanted to take power. the only one who took power was the electric company. they shut off the current. the union treasury wiped out during 28 weeks of political strife. the union we had built, bankrupt. sure, what is the union? a letterhead? an office? then why did it hurt so much? the strike? may we would crawl back to our jobs. it hurt. ♪ ♪ ♪

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host: in our remaining minutes to both of you, in a sentence, what surprised you the most? debwith you. guest: gosh. one of the things that surprised me the most is what a beautiful country this is. we lived in china for a long time, and the name for america is -- which means beautiful country. when i first learned the word, i thought maybe it is silly or superficial, but when you fly over this country at 2500 feet and can see it unfolding below you, it brings back all of those songs that you learned about america the beautiful as a kid. i thought the chinese have nailed that one, they got it right, beautiful country. that really was one of the refreshing surprises to me. host: james, we will conclude with you. guest: i will use the china comparison, too. we always thought that china looked impressive from a distance and then the closer up you got, you sell its fertility, quirks. the opposite of the u.s. the u.s. looks worse at a distance, more reassuring and self renewing the closer you look. host: deborah and james fallows in their new documentary. we thank you both for being

david louis introduces you to the woman now on a mission to support other survivors. >> deb had three. she did the usual physical and occupational therapy to regain mobility, however, the turning point was cutting edge virtual reality therapy. >> when i put on the virtual headset and was thrust into this animated world, i felt like anything was possible. it gave me hope, and inspiration. the resident, along with her husband, have created a website and a nonprofit foundation to provide support for other patients and families. champion the challenges.org. >> i have taken everything over the past three to four years, consolidated it into information that is quick and fast and nimble, that you can use every day. >> it provides for a way to share her experience with virtual-reality that accelerated her recovery. the institute for creative technologies has been a leader in developing vr for rehabilitation. >> a lot of times, a person after a stroke, they may be making progress, but they don't see it with their own eyes in terms of how far they can move their hand. >> systems contractor prog

when you talk about covid, when you talk about these intertwine other issues. with environmental injustice, what debe climate crisis falling on communities of color, that's the same with covid and so you see the climate crisis which impacts people's ability to breathe impacting communities and then because of pollution happening more in communities of color than in white and rich communities and there's a respiratory illness going on. that's double. so i feel like when covid is being discussed, when all of these other issues, economic justice, social justice, everything is interlinked with the climate crisis. i feel like the media needs to do a better job of not addressing it like it's earth day, so we will focus on climate change because it's earth day, but have it be consistent that's talked about and how it interconnects with other issues we are facing. >> fair. that's fair. the white house, as you probably know, says we will reach the emissions goal the president announced by targeting the biggest emitting business sectors, like power plants. they plan to boost energy efficiency for homes and pu

i want to thank you and the ranking member joyce for this hearing, and it's an honor to be with my colleague, former colleague, deb haaland as the secretary of the interior. it's great to see you again, and thank you and ms. taylor for being here today. as you know, over 80% of my home state of nevada is federal lands. this is the highest proportion in the nation. and of that land the vast majority of it is managed by the bureau of land management. the budget request submitted today mentions rebuilding the core functions in the capacity at the department of the interior as a top priority. but more specifically, the prior administrations move to move the blm headquarters in washington, d.c. to grand junction resulted in the loss of 287 out of 328 headquarters employees. that is an 87% loss of staff, significant loss of institutional memory and experience of the bureau. secretary haaland, are you able to provide an update on the curate number of vacancies both that the blm headquarters and that field offices around the country? >> thank you very much, congresswoman, and so yes. close to three positions were impacted

t a privilege to welcome you and welcome the member of the laguna and 54th secretary of the interior deb holland. for many of us on the sub committee upholding the trust and responsibilities to native american tribes today is a special day. so glad to have you here. let me extend a warm welcome to rachel taylor. she's a highly expected former staff to the senate interior sub committee with a knack for finding bipartisan solutions to problems. welcome. secretary holland, concerning our nation's natural resources, preserving our diverse cultural heritage and upholding the trusted responsibilities, are goals we share. while we're disagree on many details, we remain united in pursuit of the goals. we begin this new working relationship united in the recognition of the shared commitment. i disagree with the media and threatening to divide us. i hope we can remember we're in this together and only working together can we achieve the solutions. we worked well and i am committed to continuing to do so. i want the thank you. gayle norton recently said every interior secretary takes office about t

we'll take you to a small town in arizona where boarder patrol drops off dozens of asylum seekers. president biden's first cabinet meeting. first meeting with secretary of interior deb haaland, the first native american cabinet secretary in us the history. opening day in the snow? baseball's back and, by the looks of it, so is winter. a girl scout record -- guess how many cookies this eight-year-old sold? it's pretty impressive. and the covid journals, recording memories through a year of pain, sorrow and hope. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with dramatic video from inside the ambulance as paramedics struggled to revive george floyd last year. the footage was shown in the testimony of murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. the 19-year police veteran is charged with killing floyd by kneeling on his neck for nine and a half minutes, and in court paramedics described arriving on the scene last memorial day to find floyd unresponsive and apparently dead. one first responder

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you so much for joining us. taking a live look outside at the sunset as we'll see yo ♪ for deb, living with constipation with bellytory for years. trying this. doing that. spending countless days right here. still came the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. awful feelings she kept sugar-coating. finally, with the help of her doctor, it came to be. that her symptoms were all signs of ibs-c. and that's why she said yes to adding linzess. linzess is not a laxative. it helps you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and is proven to help relieve overall abdominal symptoms-belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. do not give linzess to children less than six and it should not be given to children six to less than 18, it may harm them. do not take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe, stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach area pain, and swelling. could your story also be... abo

$1350000.00 she received last time it's obviously a tournament to weisberg right deb and it sets a challenge is it to win these trials you have to beat the best in your office have to be 234 top 10 players so it's been been a great challenge is wake i've enjoyed every single match and enjoyed the experience in any kind of the lessons i've learned out of it as well it's always disappointing to to say that you're trying to get injured and i think bianca's had a such a rough troubling juries in the past and hopefully she can recover well recover quickly in this doesn't hinder a season too much goes governing body the p.g.a. says it won't be stripping the season ending to a championship from atlanta major league baseball rejects all-star game from the city of new controversial voting rules in the state of georgia critics say the legislation makes it harder african-americans to vote the tour championship has been played at east lake golf club since 1998 and has contributed to more than $38000000.00 to local charitable organizations now the p.g.a. wants to continue it says that work well the masters tees off in georgia on thur

deb cook. okay. and she tells stories. she's back in the day you walk through. says little kids walking with her mom to the airport. she's wearing a full pilot's uniform and the lady. the kid was like mom a pilot. she says no honey, that's she's a stewardess. this was you can see how can our all or like people get done with the flight and or a coffee cup of be like, thanks. thank service or what she's like. i. flew this plane. right times are changing. so 50% finally, yeah. you know, that's pretty cool. yeah. and pretty cool. but that's a whole other story. >> speaking of cool if you are a mom and you need to cut a new car seat for the kids because you're supposed to trade him and you want to use all want, you know what to do with them. you can trade your car seat and get a discount on a newfangled stroller. >> or a new car. see, i'm showing off boogie boards because james, i love you you have what it >> people at me sideways. i had my kid because you put the little kid, the stroller and then you go, what do i do with the older kid. the but you never see the but

correspondent emily go dean emily could have you with us biden has presented a diverse cabinet with lots of who stands out. all that will definitely be deb holland she is the 1st native american member of the cabinet and she is the secretary of the interior under such. a department that manager of conserves federal lands and the native community of course is very hopeful that in the future she will push for the protection of native lambs and if you look at her background she does have a record of being an environmental activist and the thought has called for the banning of drilling and fracking on. so it'll be interesting to see in the future whether she will push for fuel oil pipelines to be built on federal lands and the such on mesa of lamb. and then really there is the man with the biggest job perhaps in terms of policy over sought who is also the 1st openly gay cabinet member. and do you that would be preferred to he is a member of the oil to be secure community you might remember him also from running in the presidential election of 2020 and as you just said he is at the core of this new 2 trillion dollar transportation plan that w

it's obviously a tournament to weisberg right deb and it sets a challenge is it to win these titles you have to beat the best in you often have to be 234 top 10 players so it's been been a great challenge is wake i've enjoyed every single match and enjoyed the experience in any kind of the lessons i've learned out of it as well it's always disappointing to say that you're trying to get injured not think bianca's have such a rough troubling juries in the past hopefully she can recover well recover quickly in this doesn't hinder our season too much canyon run a ruth chapman get to smash the old hof marathon rec hold she won this simple hofmeyr thing completing the $21.00 promises in a time of one hour 4 minutes and 2 seconds shaving 29 seconds off the previous record the 26 year old won the march the world a $36.00 championships in doha a couple of years ago and she's targeting the gold medal at the olympics coming up in july now another big name competing in tokyo will be japanese swimming star a car she's only been competing for 8 months after recovering from leukemia but she has secure

clarifying where a woman is trying to understand why the data does not work, can you walk us through that scene? >> this t is deb whose clarify start up in new york. and they are trying to build an image recognition system and a content moderation system. she herself as a black woman fromom ottawa. and so to her the problem is obvious. the companies taking these stock photos which of an floating around the internet for ages andhe using them to train the system. while almost all of the photos of the majority of the photos were of white men, right? so when she sees that, obvious leader or that is a problem. but it's not necessarily obvious to others, right? that is part of what we are dealing with here. the question of diversity in the tech industry has obviously been a problem for avi while. in this field there is an added level to that problem, right? and that we have people who are choosing the data, right? many of the white men i have a certain perspective on the world. that's going to inform the data i choose. that's one of the reasons we need reverse a population of people working on this so they can see the

you. you're somewhat of a media critic and journalist. i'm curious because we have such an historic appointment in deb haaland as secretary of interior, hower accountable to righting some of these wrongs that the native american community have experienced so long. >> good morning, tiffany. thank you for having me on your show. i think that's a great question. i've actually been spending quite a bit of time writing about deb haaland and impacting that question itself. there is an incredible amount of hope with the appointment of secretary haaland, first native person to ever hold a cabinet position, particularly of the department of interior whose storied pass has been so abusive and detrimental to indigenous people. there is an incredible amount of pressure on her, of which she is not unaware. in fact, in her first interview to native journalists she mentioned that she knows that indian country is watching her and i think that in her first few weeks at the helm of the interior she has made i think intentional approaches in some of her actions, particularly with her visit to baird here. your mention about land lock. that is just so symboli

$1350000.00 she received last time it's obviously a tournament to weisberg right deb and it sets a challenge is it to do in these times you have to beat the best and you often have to beat 234 top 10 players so it's been been a great challenge is wake of enjoyed every single match and enjoyed the experience in the car the lessons i've learned out of it as well so why is disappointing to say that you're trying to get injured not think bianca's have such a rough trouble being greece in the process hopefully she can recover well recover quickly in this doesn't hinder our season too much. kenyon run a research check to get it has some mashed of the world half marathon record she won the istanbul half half marathon completing the 21 kilometers in a time of one hour 4 minutes and 2 seconds shaving 29 seconds off the previous record the 26 year old won the marathon at the water that is championships in doha a couple of years ago and she's now targeting the gold medal at the take your lympics in july another big name competing in tokyo will be japanese swimming star because. she's only been back competing for 8 months after recov

under this administration, and with your former colleague deb haaland now as the cabinet secretary. how does -- what does this look like to youe have seen a huge leap forward with the confirmation and appointment of now secretary haaland to the department of interior. it's important to note when the federal government used to interact with tribal governments, it was through the department of war. now, what we are seeing with the department of interior is having a person who not only understands it from a legal perspective, but also from a lived experience. having congresswoman haaland, secretary hollered there is -- i missing her out of the house. having her there is historic, and for so many different reasons. certainly having a biden administration weather talking about president biden or the first lady paying attention, learning the issues, showing up, listening, and trying to be as engaged as possible tribal communities is going to go a really long way to helping address some of the disparities we have seen over centuries, really. >> i want to talk about voting right stuff because we've been talking about that a lot tonig

host: deb in georgia, talking about the rate of vaccinations. you that as well as the political, dashed line the new york times -- "a key tool for enacting plans of this administration, top senate official ruled monday that democrats could use the fast-track budget reconciliation process for a second time this fiscal year, potentially handing them more power to push through president biden's agenda." the -- the decision means democrats could open the budget plan from february and an eye infrastructure package or other initiatives shielding them from the filibuster that requires them the 60 votes to overcome. lower in the piece, the guidance could substantially weaken the filibuster by allowing the majority party to use budget reconciliation come a a powerful tool that allows spending to pass on a majority vote multiple times in a fiscal year. that would dilute the power of the minority to stall or block legislation. it is the latest bit to chip away at arcane filibuster walls -- filibuster rules. marshall in florida, phil. republican line. caller: g

how would you describe the conduction system of the heart? >> the way the heart beats, the love deb, is that there are electrical currents that go through the heart muscle. and normally there is a certain sequence in which heart muscle, muscles will fire. that's called the conduction system to which the electrical impulses flow. that's what keeps the heart beating in a regular rhythm, beat beat beat. yeah, that's the conduction. >> so what happens if the conduction system is impaired? >> then you can get what's called an arrhythmia or abnormal beating of the heart. >> that can result in sudden death? >> it can, yes. >> which artery supplies the kind of, that pacemaker of the heart? >> oh, it probably is variable from person to person. i mean i think the coronary artery and we consider the most important usually is the left anterior descending coronary artery but there's a lot of individual individuals. >> what about the right coronary artery? >> that i mean, it really depends on any given person which part of the heart is supplied by their particular distribution. >> okay. and in mr

you talked about lasted nearly two hours. there were a number of different ideas that were floated. deb fisher, according to our frank thorpe, suggested breaking the infrastructure package up into various pieces. part of the opposition though republicans have -- and this is where it just gets very difficult, is the fact there's a lot in this bill right now. you saw some of the items that it's going to address, not just money for rebuilding roads and bridges but other issues like affordable housing, manufacturing, r&d, job training, those are some issues republicans are saying wait a minute, this is like throwing everything against the wall and trying to see what sticks. instead of proposing a traditional infrastructure package. the white house pushes back against that. they say this is all part of a broader picture when it comes to infrastructure. the real sticking point, kasie, comes when you talk about how to pay for this. of course, the president is proposing increasing the corporate tax rate. he told me last week he's willing to negotiate that but it's hard to see that republicans a

you. we have had so many women on the podcast now deb haaland, ayanna pressley, and they have talked about discrimination and the fact is they say " i remember my why." you have to remember your why -- why you chose to run, what you want to accomplish into the good you will be able to do. now they head back because they do not have to take the -- hit back because they do not have to take the lies. it is something women have to deal with but they deal with it well and that is why you are seeing more women in elected office. host: we will start with joseph calling from fort pierce, florida on the democratic line. caller: good morning, sir. i feel like black democratic women -- they do not support black folk. they'll surround the congress. [indiscernible] host: i think we lost him, but part of what his statement was is he does not believe black women are strong enough to serving congressional offices. would you agree? guest: no, i disagree. the fact is there are amazing black women serving in congressional office. i think maxine waters would disagree. i think ayanna pressley would disagree. i

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