it's a very important precedent that was set with earnest spindle. unfortunately, while earnest mandel is excluded we still do have this new standard in this new pathway to challenge exclusion. what is also significant is that this is part of the nixon administration's effort to suppress dissent on college campuses and protests, as well as part of using immigration law as a tool as part of his abuse of power. the same time the nixon administration is excluding shirley graham two to boys from the united states, and attempts to deport jon lennon from the u.s. and something i call her for two as selected deportation. targeting individuals for deportation based on their beliefs or associations, which violates the first amendment. that is something a lot of people do not know about the nixon administration and that attempt to deport john lennon. is part of that story in part of this narrative in terms of use of immigration law as a tool of political repression. >> thank you, there are some hands in the queue, but i have a few more questions before we turn

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he is earnest about cooperation, earnest about negotiation, but he is more than earnest about the reluctanceat there's no delay, that there's no inaction, that negotiation doesn't become an excuse to actually do something. >> okay. >> and i think also, hallie, i think we have to appreciate this is a far more bipartisan plan than is often recognized. we know that the business round table, the chamber of commerce, we know that the exists for former president trump and former president bush have signaled their concern and the urgency of getting this plan out there. so i don't think this should be a matter of, you know, argument about whether we're going to help people, i think it's going to be what's the best way to help people most quickly. >> so if president biden is earnest, then, about trying to work across the aisle, as you are talking about here, as long as it's done quickly with urgency, get specific for me. where are you willing to give? where is the white house willing to give a little bit to try to get support from at least a few of these republicans who are coming over? let's say not

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earnest? do i hear earnest? the whole thing is ridiculous but when this guy is in for a penny, he's in for a pound or pile. when asked off camera whether he had any regrets about saying that, listen to his reply. >> why not? >> it's an account from pretty knowledgeable observers. have you read it? >> are you trying -- >> have you read it? >> i watched your comments. >> read the article and you can ask me questions about it. >> i mean, you'd do it again? >> absolutely. we need the full perspective. >> full perspective. for johnson, the full perspective apparently includes not just the real perspective, the one that happened but the fantasy bunk revisionary perspective. that makes it full and he is full of something. a senator known for spreading misinformation and suspected disinformation about the election before, during and after the fact but as rich as that so you bunds, it's nothing. richardson showed size and kevin mccarthy signed onto the attempt to overturn the vote and for one brief moment broke ranks. >>

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heard from senator bill cassidy, that it's a joke that the white house has actually reached out in earnestrepublicans to negotiate on this covid relief bill. what's your response to that? >> well, as you know, there were ten republican senators who were the first senators to sit down in the oval office with president biden. this bill has the support not just of 76% of all americans, but 60% of all republicans in recent polling. so as senator cassidy said, we should listen to our voters. the majority of the american people, the overwhelming majority of the american people and of both parties are urging us to act. president biden is someone who will work across the aisle. i was encouraged to hear senator cassidy say regardless of the outcome of this stimulus bill, this covid response bill, he is going to work across the aisle. i've been a good friend and partner with him working on national service issues, for example. so i think president biden challenged us to do two things, to deliver relief to the american people to this ongoing pandemic and to find ways to work across the aisle. the urg

the hollywood award season began in earnest today, with the announcement of the golden globe nomineesmade with three women nominated in the best director category. among them, the director of nomad land. our entertainment correspondent spoke to her earlier. >> i am not homeless. reporter: nomad land is a contemporary western, the story of a woman who leads a nomadic life in america's heartland. it is being played at festivals and at drive and then use, has generated a lot of award buzz. the 38-year-old said her third firm -- film is a major achievement. she has big fish made histo to land a best director nomination. she is pleased by the recognition. >> i think it's great, very happy. i love what i do, and anything that can help me keep doing what i love to do i will take it. reporter: last year, the south korean movie parasite one top best picture trophat the oscars. now with the globe in a -- golden globe nomination, hollywood is becoming more open to embracing asian storytellers, long marginalized he industry. >> these things does inform investors and gatekeepers to look at what ki

the same earnest advice about exercise as profit with the best intentions in 2010 michelle obama launched a campaign against childhood obesity thank you 1st lady lent her sassy sashing to movie. body aiming to set healthier standards for food served in school lunch when . we send our kids to school we have a right to expect that they won't be eating the current of the solti sugary food that we're trying to keep them when they're at home unfortunately you know michelle obama was on the right track right from the beginning and i think she got the railed by mixture of bad advice and by bringing in the food the food companies and they were able to dilute very powerful message down to something where you know it's just her own state television encouraging people to to move that way rather than let's move together. you know as a movement to be able to transform the food system. better became more. be on c. easily upstaged the public service message to. build. a boon to the multinationals who quickly joined the dance in 2015 coca-cola created the global energy balance network a worldwide think t

we have been looking at this for a long time in earnest, and we have not gotten it right. in my commitment to my soldiers and airmen and marines and dependants, we will do everything in our power to get it right. regarding the video -- i found the video deeply disturbing, and i asked my staff for additional information, and i'll leave it at that. >> tom? >> mr. secretary, a month ago you talked about the problem of domestic extremism in the military. i am wondering now weeks on do you have a sense of the scope of the extremist problem in the military, any data, any numbers of who is kicked out and who is let into the military and do you hope to get more data? and it's prohibited under dod regulations to be an active member of the extremist group but okay to have a simple membership. will you move to change that bar, all such memberships in such groups? sec. austin: that was six questions in one, i think, but -- let me say a couple of words about that. first of all, i think this is a very important issue to us in the department and i think it's an important issue because, a

. >> the red flag has been lifted and now work begins in earnest to get these cars back out on track to at least make a lap or two and have a chance to get back up to that minimum speed of 170 miles per hour. >> and they've had all that time to plan it out, their strategy, exactly how they're going to fix this car in a timely fashion. this is impressive. >> i love some of these guys use to cut that sheet metal off. you got to do it in a hurry. that six minutes goes by fast. plus they got to get into pit road. >> all that damage occurred a little more than 5 3/4 hours ago. >> a lot of these drivers and a lot of these teams are already into the four-minute mark as far as the clock running. >> that's because that clock started when they came onto pit road under caution before the red flag wave. of course the red flag stopped the clock, but they'll have to be quick to get back out there. and each car is timed electronically and individually as far as the damaged vehicle policy. >> larry, is that nascar? do they send the clock down to these teams to be a monitor on the box, or is there so

before this conversation started in earnest in late summer, the government and accountability office released a report exploring how many schools have dated ventilation systems. this was a really common area of concern when schools discuss whether there were ready to reopen. it is questions about whether they have the resources to phase students out, whether they have the guidance they need. another reason we see such a dramatic difference into how schools are operating is that they have told schools very different things about when it is safe to reopen. some states guidance does not include any health metrics at all leaving the decision entirely to local schools. some states operate under very different metrics. we saw new york city last year face this debate over whether they should fulfill their promise to close schools when the number of tests that came back in their city rose above 3% positivity, which is a pretty low bar compared to or pretty low figure compared to what some other states and schools are doing. there are great inconsistencies and concerns. i think even the folks

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the trial begins in earnest at noon. rachel scott, abc news.or bill kasz cassidy was one of those senators to switch sides and voted to proceed with the trial. he was the only senator to switch sides after voting last month it was unconstitutional to impeach a former president. he was asked if other senators would flip and vote to impeach the former president? >> i'm going to have to say probably not likely, but possible. and it just depends on how it goes. how public pressure is. politicians are naturally very receptive to what people are telling them, their constituents. so i think if the general american public reacts to what they're seeing with horror and with the belief that he needs removed, as i believe, then i think it's quite possible. unfortunately, i think politics has so much clouded everything, that even something as important as this, it's hard for people to take a vote outside of what the political implications are. >> but kinsinger said the vote would definitely pass if it was held in private. >>> new details this morning the ma

serbia's court and i have strong doubts that president which it is eager to resolve this issue in earnest. speaking to us from us across in austria thank you thank you. people in spain's catalonia region a very seeing an election that could reshape its political landscape separate as parties dominate the regional parliament but polls suggest the socialist party which opposes catalan independence could make significant gains in the far right is projected to win seats for the 1st time guinea's health chief has declared a bowler an epidemic after confirming 7 cases in the country it is the 1st resurgence of the virus in guinea in 5 years 3 people have died let's cross to neighbors hike in dhaka and nic so we've just heard from health authorities in guinea tell us what the latest is. well the minister of health. took to the media to tell them to confirm that there is an outbreak of ebola in guinea following tests made on the individual these tests that were made in blood tests p.c.r. machines that we usually use for the current outbreak were used to confirm that that person had died from a bo

we see here, photographs by earnest low, scissor travis giving a speech at the steps of the californiasacramento. thedc movement was the principle of peace. they were -- caesar travis and dolores were very much inspired by the figure of mahatma gandhi, by dr. martin luther king and they saw that the only way they could demand dignity and fair treatment was through peaceful action. and here you have wonderful photograph by george rodriguez, a photographer from california who documented the farmworkers movement and you see the great the -- grace really became a symbol of the movement. and a sign that was probably carried by one of the striking workers that says, nonviolence. so, in 1966, the agricultural workers organizing committee, the philippine union and that national farmworkers association merge together to form -- as the united farmworkers. this flag, which is from the collection of the national museum of american history is an american flag from the union. it has the symbol that was created by richard travis, the brother of his are travis the national farmworkers association, and

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sunday the warmup goes into earnest, the 50s and 60s in houston. the warmth spreads across the mid south. tennessee, you felt it as well. into the mid 50s. so some of the snow will melt toward midweek. >> for texas, the 50s and 60s, can't wait to see that. >>> the storm as we have been reporting all week long slowing vaccinations. the white house covid task force saying this has impacted all 50 states, delaying 6 million doses, and now the race to catch up. president biden today visiting a pfizer plant in michigan. pfizer saying they will soon be able to produce batches of vaccine, some of it in half the time, cutting it from 110 days to 60 days. that was encouraging. having to story their vaccine at 90 degrees below zero, it may be stored? regular medical freezers. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: president biden today getting a firsthand look at pfizer's assembly line outside kalamazoo, michigan. >> there is 351,000 doses just in this one pallet. >> fascinating. >> reporter: as pfizer now saying it will soon be able to produce batches of the vacci

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are closed in many parts of the world due to the pandemic, but the hollywood awards season began in earneste best director category. among them, chloe zhao, who directed the movie nomadland. she's the first chinese film—maker to to be nominated for the category. our entertainment correspondent tom brook spoke to her in los angeles. i'm not homeless, i'mjust... chloe zhao's picture nomadland, starring francis mcdormand, is a contemporary western, is a contemporary western, the story of a woman who leads a nomadic life in america's heartland. it's been playing at festivals and at their drive—in venues, and it's generated a lot of awards buzz. for 38—year—old zhao, this, her third film, is a major achievement. she's made history by becoming the first woman of asian descent to land a golden globe best director nomination. obviously, she's pleased by the recognition. i think it's great, i think it's very happy. i love what i do, and anything that can help me keep doing what i love to do, i'll take it. last year, the south korean movie parasite one the top best picture trophy at the oscars. now,

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sunday the warmup goes into earnest, the 50s and 60s in houston. that's going to feel good. the warmth spreads across the mid-south. tennessee, you felt it as well. you'll be in the 50s. up and over the freezing mark into the 40s in the northeast as well. so some of the snow will melt toward midweek. >> wow. for texas, the 50s and 60s, we can't wait to see that. rob, thank you. >>> of course, the storm as we have been reporting all week long, slowing vaccinations. the white house covid task force saying this has impacted all 50 states, delaying about 6 million doses, and now the race to catch izer manufacturing plant in michigan, where capacity will ramp up next week. pfizer also saying they will soon be able to produce batches of vaccine, some of it in half the time, cutting time from 110 days to 60 days. that was encouraging. after having to store their vaccine at 94 degrees below zero, their vaccine may now be stored in regular medical freezers. that's going help as well. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: president biden today getting a firsthand look at pfizer's assembly l

are closed in many parts of the world due to the pandemic, but the hollywood awards season began in earnestee women nominated in the best director category. among them — chloe zhao, who directed the movie nomadland. she's the first chinese film—maker to to be nominated for the category. our entertainment correspondent tom brook spoke to her in los angeles. i'm not homeless, i'mjust... chloe zhao's picture nomadland, starring frances mcdormand, is a contemporary western, the story of a woman who leads a nomadic life in america's heartland. it's been playing at festivals and at their drive—in venues, and it's generated a lot of awards buzz. for 38—year—old zhao, this, her third film, is a major achievement. she's made history by becoming the first woman of asian descent to land a golden globe best director nomination. obviously, she's pleased by the recognition. i think it's great, i think it's very happy. i love what i do, and anything that can help me keep doing what i love to do, i'll take it. last year, the south korean movie parasite won the top best picture trophy at the oscars. now, wi

and i think that came across on screen and the people the viewers know that when you're when you're earnest and honest about what you're saying which larry was all of those things rick you've added the opportunity obviously as well to interview larry and also to work alongside him as colleagues what was it what is the thing that you take away for your own career you've picked up and learn from from larry over the years. you know he said seamlessly. i never learned by talking i learned by listening he's absolutely right and the thing that larry did which well i think i'm going to hear his success was the fact that he asked very simple questions that were palatable to the gast and to those who were listening he had no problem with one word questions why who. where i mean it was the ultimate 5 w.'s in a preview and at its core that's what we're supposed to do and journalists we're supposed to ask people questions and then learn from what they say and then maybe perhaps ask another question larry is great because larry came from radio and i have learned you know he and i both worked at w.o.t. t

known location was just northeast of the andaman islands and a few 100 kilometers off the man mark earnest time to chatter is following the story for us from the bangladeshi capital dhaka well the latest we know this is coming from rowing our human rights group in new delhi which is confirmed by our al-jazeera bureau in delhi now they have been in touch with some of the rowing in the boat they say the indian navy has come across and they are giving them a relief or an emergency material they have not been rescued per se but they are providing them with all the provisional help we also spoke to one of the refugee whose brother is in the boat he has turned out an appeal to raise by other in growing our camp is the name is mr shiloh was stranded in the middle of the sea and on the money he said please tell the international community that we need to be rescued and given shelter somewhere we've been a drip little over 10 days now and things are really bad that heavy active area for traffickers from me on mar as well as bangladesh who takes lots of money from these people to take them in those

. >> i remember you being very earnest in your comments but the plan that i offered was to move to the department of the treasury, special status for a department within the treasury that would allow the secretary to determine which plans could not be saved. and then we would nurse back the ones that could and we would have taken action on it. secretary mnuchin was very open to my solution. we ran out of time. >> you and i care a lot about this. 2014, the obama administration, the violence they committed to this by not stepping up and taking on those reforms, we are now paying the price for it today. >> let me recognize the judgment from new jersey, mr. pascal to strike the last word. representative pascal: i am impressed by the amount of knowledge that people on both sides of the aisle have on this issue. i was in the middle of a couple of them and trying to help the situation. that is not easy to do. i do believe -- i do not believe there is a universal solution for all the different contracts involved here. then we have our situation between the public and private sector. rep. pascr

that dangerous night of low temperatures across texas and louisiana before that warmup begins in earnest but not until this weekend. david? >> all right, rob marciano with us tonight, as well. rob, thank you. and one more note on this emergency, this storm, because there's now a backlash after texas senator ted cruz left his state in the middle of this emergency to go on vacation in cancun. the images were everywhere today, showing the texas senator with his family boarding that flight to mexico. the senator's team even asking houston police in the middle of the emergency to help escort the senator at the houston airport. senator cruz is now returning home tonight. how he's explaining himself and abc's trevor ault from houston tonight. >> reporter: with texas reeling and millions of his constituents without power or water, texas senator ted cruz jetted off to sunny cancun with his family. cameras catching him at the airport, those pictures making headlines in his storm-ravaged state. >> senator ted cruz made time for a family vacation in the middle of our state's historic winter storm. >