please say hello to gwen stefani. hi, gwen. >> hi! >> how are you?ing me. >> it's very good to see you. wait a minute, you're not in oklahoma in that dress, are you? >> no, i got made up for you. no, l.a. i'm in l.a. i just got back. >> jimmy: you look fantastic. how is it in oklahoma? i always imagine like green acre, you being out there. >> it's not that green right now. but it is -- it's pretty magic, i have to say. i have had no idea myself that it was such an amazing place. but it feels like you kind of go into a portal and you're like all of the sudden in nature. and i get to be like face-to-face with blake shelton every day. >> jimmy: oh my god. i can only imagine. i dream about it at night sometimes. and i look up at him and i go there you are. and then my eyes open and he is not there anymore. >> you should see those eyes under the oklahoma stars. >> jimmy: oh, one can only imagine. blake does seem like a very, very good guy. and you are a great person too. and lime glad you guys are together. and it does tickle me. because i know, you know,

great to have john cena and gwen stefani join us.ust lets you know, we showed this yesterday as well, little by little people are coming back. you have some -- such deserving high school students we're going to highlight. >> a great surprise. they have no idea -- of course, we know the pandemic has made things more difficult for students all over the country, but can you imagine applying for college? makes it even more difficult. when it comes to getting financial help it's tricky. a life-changing surprise for a group of kids. do not miss this this morning. their dreams are going to come true. >> they're happy now. they're going to be a lot happier later. >>> we have some news to get to now. we start with the breaking news in the fight against the coronavirus. pfizer announced phase 3 trial results of its covid vaccine on children shows it's 100% effective in kids ages 12 to 15. stephanie ramos is live fr vaccination site at the javits center here in new york. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: george, good morning. pfizer making

we're trying to get back to some normalcy, a new normal for the children of gwen and keith robinson, who died 11 days apart is one minute they're here. one minute is gone. they're gone. we met two of the robinson siblings in july ebony quarantine at her parents filet o home. alon, bringing her food and comfort, both stunned after saying goodbye to their mom on face time as she died there. dad was in the same hospital but expected to survive. ebony promised him she would like when to rest. never dreaming. she buried them both. there's no doubt in our mind that dad's gonna come home. i don't get it. it doesn't make sense. other than maybe his died from a broken heart. i think that my dad just. you know his soul wanted to be with her 62 year old gwen worked at the veterans home in yonville, beloved by residents and staff. a bench and plaque will be installed in her honor. he 61 drove trucks for the post office out of oakland's distribution center, an active social couple. their kids have heard from many people missing them. i would cry, but it will bring a smile to my face and knowing h

. -- a delegate to the first conference held at gwen moore and joseph ian, or -- a teacher. the american guests were met by officials in the institute of soviet relations including all gonna, leader of the soviet delegation, secretary general leader, and all gonna. the american delegates came to the soviet union to exchange ideas on piece, and to see the country. the conferences held at the friendship, house hundreds of different languages are spoken here but all people coming here or unit by one common cause. promotion of peace. the institute of soviet relations and other -- are doing much for people of all confidence to get to know each other better. in the three years of the two existence many have come across the ocean to take part in meetings, discussions and conference is. this is one such friendly meeting at friendship house. the guests are greeted, president of the union of the soviet society of friendship and cultural relationships. >> permanently to address you our dear friends. on behalf of the union of soviet friendship society, the institute of soviet american r

the best of the sunshine is going to be, and it's going to be a much warmer day across northeast and gwenr into northwest england and north wales as well. sunday, while a cold front will have moved across most of the uk bringing cloudy weather crossing linnane wales again, what that cold front is going to do, well, it is going to introduce cooler and fresher air. so sunday, temperature —wise, temperatures not quite as high, still, though, managing to reach double figures for most of us. what about next week? welcome of the area of high—pressure bringing the settled weather is going to continue to influence our weather, but it will probably gradually turn a little more unsettled across the northwest. this is all you ever wanted. # no painted trains on the underground # no kids with spray cans jumping overfences # all the suits and the ties all march in a straight line # deafening the sound of the helpless # it's a city of a thousand heartbeats # no room for another soul # the same building on a different street # but nobody knows # tear it down till it's gone this is bbc news with the late

we're trying to get back to some normalcy, a new normal for the children of gwen and keith robinson,rt is one minute they're here. one minute is gone. they're gone. we met two of the robinson siblings in july ebony quarantine at her parents for leo home, dylan bringing her food and comfort, both stunned after saying goodbye to their mom on face time as she died there, dad was in the same hospital but expected to survive. ebony promised him she would like when to rest. never dreaming. she buried them both. there's no doubt in our mind that dad's gonna come home. i don't get it. it doesn't make sense. other than maybe his died from a broken heart. i think that my dad just. you know his soul wanted to be with her 62 year old gwen worked at the veterans home in yonville, beloved by residents and staff. a bench and plaque will be installed in her honor. he 61 drove trucks for the post office out of oakland's distribution center, an active social couple. their kids have heard from many people missing them, i would cry. but it will bring a smile to my face and knowing how many people they t

. >> what will happen when gwen stnie and john on gma. >>> elon musk put out a virtual help wanted sign. he says space x needs engineers, technicians in and around brownsville texas. >> the city sits right on the southern border where it can be hot and humid. but listen to this. you can get a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home for, less than $200,000, dan. that's just unreal for those of us who live in the bay area. >> that's like 2.3 million here. >> yeah. completely. >> chris alvarez is here with sports. >> the madness continues in both t mwomen's basketball tournaments and cardinal come back, we'll show so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... ...in no time. hi. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... ...at ross. yes for less! as we continue to return to classrooms... parents like me want to make sure we're doing it safely. especially in the underserved communities hardest hit by covid. trust me, no one wants to get back to classroom learning more than teachers like me. using common sense safety measures like

. >> what will happen when gwen stephanie and john on gma. >>> elon musk put out a virtual help wantedn. he says space x needs engineers, technicians in and around brownsville texas. >> the city sits right on the southern border where it can be hot and humid. but listen to this. you can get a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home for, less than $200,000, dan. that's just unreal for those of us who live in the bay area. >> that's like 2.3 million here. >> yeah. completely. >> chris alvarez is here with sports. >> the madness continues in both the mens and women's basketball tournaments and cardinal come back, we'll show >>> the stanford women's basketball team is put to the test against louisville. match up of cardinal versus cardinals proves it's not how you start but how you finish. russell wilson father of ana wilson in attendance. hoop and the foul. louisville gave stanford everything they could handle. robinson the steal and score. louisville up at the break. and dribble drive and scores. stanford retakes the lead, the family loves it and so does russ, he's fired up. cardinal cook in the second h

a new normal for the children of gwen and keith robinson, who died 11 days apart is one minute they're here. one minute is gone. they're gone. we met two of the robinson siblings in july. ebony quarantine at her parents for leo home, dylan bringing her food and comfort, both stunned after saying goodbye to their mom on face time as she died there. dad was in the same hospital but expected to survive. ebony promised him she would like when to rest. never dreaming. she buried them both. there's no doubt in our mind that dad's gonna come home. i don't get it. it doesn't make sense. other than maybe his died from a broken heart. i think that my dad just. you know his soul wanted to be with her 62 year old gwen worked at the veterans home in yonville, beloved by residents and staff. a bench and plaque will be installed in her honor. he 61 drove trucks for the post office out of oakland's distribution center, an active social couple. their kids have heard from many people missing them, i would cry. but it will bring a smile to my face and knowing how many people they touched and affected for

we're trying to get back to some normalcy, a new normal for the children of gwen and keith robinson, who died 11 days apart is one minute they're here. one minute is gone. they're gone. we met two of the robinson siblings in july. ebony quarantine at her parents. phileo home, dylan, bringing her food and comfort, both stunned after saying goodbye to their mom on face time as she died. your dad was in the same hospital but expected to survive. ebony promised him she would like when to rest. never dreaming. she buried them both. there's no doubt in your mind that dad's gonna come home. i don't get it. it doesn't make sense. other than maybe his died from a broken heart. i think that my dad just. you know his soul wanted to be with her 62 year old gwen worked at the veterans home in yonville, beloved by residents and staff. a bench and plaque will be installed in her honor. he 61 drove trucks for the post office out of oakland's distribution center, an active social couple. their kids have heard from many people missing them. i would cry, but. it will bring a smile to my face and knowin

joining me now is congresswoman gwen moore of wisconsin. she was the first african-american elected to the congress from the state of wisconsin. congresswoman moore, good to see you. thank you for being with us. we have so much to discuss this week, including this trial and the state of race relations in america and things at the border and guns, but i want to start with atlanta where democracy itself is under attack and georgia is just the guinea pig for this. we are seeing things like this in arizona, we're seeing it in iowa, we're seeing it in michigan. but georgia, what has happened in georgia is something that should be very worrisome to all americans. >> and we ought to -- good morning, ali. and we ought to see it as armageddon and the struggle and fight for our democracy. you laid it out beautifully, ali, the most egregious part of this legislation was for them -- for the legislature to put in statute what donald trump couldn't accomplish by trying to intimidate the secretary of state. they literally have stripped him of his power an

tonight, gwen stefani, and dr. sanjay gupta, and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, how you doing?ks for watching. i'm the host of the show. welcome to our after the -- after the final rose is dead and starting to smell spectacular. we'll get into that "bachelor" mess later, but first, what a morning. we had rain and daylight saving time. i'm lucky to be alive. my kids -- did your son benji slep late today? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: my kids slept like they had three too many margaritas last night. we had to drag them out of bed. the thing about daylight saving is it's terrible. even w

thank you very much for whoever being supported me under long, gwen, grateful for his customers, many of whom are checking in to see how he's doing after thieves broke into his business, said jose tropical fruits earlier this month, he says, since he's opened back in 2000 and nine. he's had three break ins. the last one was the worst they broke in, and they still in all my supply, a document and also my squash it ticket from california lottery when it meets the loss of thousands of dollars. this store, his only source of income he's unable to afford to fix his front door. i would feel very worry and like high up like nervous and. the same plaza, another mom and pop shop world fresh fruits hit by thieves. twice this week, they broke into the window. they stole some of our fruits and then we then we came with him in the morning. we were pretty shocked because we didn't expect this to happen on social media, the family of golden house restaurant in san jose, sharing photos of their restaurant ransacked this month, the post ending with all this hate and crime needs to stop right here. it

chris's fishing and will watching posted this picture on their facebook page of singers gwen stefani and blake shelton, the company. thank the cup the cup. for joining them out on the bay and added that together they caught 50 sand dabs and 17 crabs too funny and shelton got engaged last october after meeting as celebrity judges on the show. the voice that curry was back in the warriors lineup tonight and let's just say it's good to have him back. we'll show you the highlights against the chicago bulls that's coming up next in sports. we made a promise to redefine everything a truck can be. and we've made good on that promise by winning back to back to back motor trend truck of the year awards. ♪ this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. because small business owners have enough on their hands. so go with three and leave those old policies in the dust. sawdust. technically. don't interrupt the spoke

gwen carr, mother of eric garner, speaking to larry madowo there.he south african government has banned the sale of take—away alcohol over this weekend's easter holiday to try to prevent a surge in coronavirus infections. president cyril ramaphosa said alcohol had a role in encouraging negligent behaviour. bars and restaurants can still serve drinks. ajudge in new york has sentenced the brother of the honduran president, juan 0rlando hernandez, to life in prison for trafficking drugs and possessing machine guns. tony hernandez was found guilty in october 2019 of smuggling more than a 180 tonnes of cocaine into the united states. ballots are being counted in a vote involving amazon workers in alabama. this result could establish the company's first unionised warehouse in the us. the fight is a key test for the giant, which has faced criticism around the world over its working conditions. thousands of people are fleeing across the borderfrom myanmar into thailand, following air strikes by the regime, among much else. most are from the ethnic karen gro

gwen carr, mother of eric garner, speaking to larry madowo there.borderfrom myanmar into thailand, running from air strikes by the regime. most are from the ethnic karen group. the attacks are the latest escalation in the increasingly violent crackdown by myanmar�*s military government against opponents of its coup. more than 500 people have died since the military took over in february. 0ur correspondent, jonathan head, reports from the border. taking a wearily familiar route that their parents and grandparents took many times before them. ethnic karen villagers flee burmese bombing raids to seek shelter across the salween river in thailand. translation: starting i on saturday, the burmese military aircraft were flying over. they went round twice, then the shooting started. very loud. lots of guns shooting. after arriving earlier on the thai side of the border, kai, not her real name, received images and videos of the journey made by her family, following her to thailand to escape the bombing. translation: the burmese army is living all around us.

earlier i spoke to gwen robinson who is a senior fellow at the institute of security and internationalongkorn university in bangkok. i asked her if she was fearful the military might escalate this yet further. fearful. i think it's absolutely inevitable and i agree with his take. i think the real new thing about this significant escalation of brutality and obvious strategy now that has become very clear that all, there is no bar is now on military violence. i think there are probably directives to shoot to kill. also to mame and torcher and handbag bodies of people who have been taken was up have been handed back to relatives, some of them horribly mutilated. it's all designed to spread fear and i think the military strategy is to partly use this kind of intimidation. in fact, i think that's backfired because what we're seeing on the street shows that people are angrier than ever. obviously, it's a much smaller core than what we saw in the first weeks of the coup where there were as grannies and small children on the street. these are very hard very committed young protesters who seem

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i have to ask, i see a picture of gwen ifill behind you. are you the new host for "washington week"? this is a softball question. we have been through a lot of different hosts and you are fantastic. guest: that is so kind of you. yes, behind me that is the postage stamp put out last year in her honor for black history month. that is blown up and framed. a friend gave that to me. it sits behind me as a reminder she still sits on my shoulder. she was my mentor and friend. i still continue to think of her every day, every moment and try to imagine how she would be processing this era we are in. you made a good point about january 6. i was in something of the same boat. i had c-span on because i knew it would be a big day in terms of listening to the speeches. i wanted to hear how republicans were sort of processing -- this is before the attack. how republicans were making the argument about overturning the electoral college votes. i wanted to see how many republicans were going to be supportive of that. i wanted to see how democrats were going

gwen stefani.not, it has to do with her fiance, blake shelton. she said the trick is to be the most beautiful versi yourself inside and out. her secret is being happy in her relationship. >> of course being worth $150 million, engaged to a man who himself is worth 100 million probably doesn't hurt either. >>> next to even more ink for justin bieber. >> over the weekend the singer took to instagram to share a photo of himself getting another tattoo, this time on his neck. >> the peach tattoo is a nod to his single "peaches", from his album "justice." >> so while fans praised the new tat, his mom, apparently, isn't so thrilled. she wrote in a comment, quote, don't you have enough yet? with a wary emoji. >> it's so funny. we just reported last week that he said he was not going to get tattoos on one part of his body, his hands. because he said there's something about wearing a suit and not wanting to ruin it or whatever, which is cool that you guys can do that. you can have full body tattoos and nobod

let's speak now to gwen robinson — she is a senior fellow at the institute of security and internationaln university in bangkok. thank you forjoining us. i'm not sure if you are able to hear what jonathan think thatjonathan had to stay there. he was talking about the 1988 uprising for some help fearful are you that the military might escalate this yet further? fearful. i think it's absolutely _ escalate this yet further? fearful. i think it's absolutely inevitable i i think it's absolutely inevitable and i agree with his take. i think the real new thing about this significant escalation of brutality and obvious strategy now that has become very clear that all, there is no bar is now on military violence. i think there are probably directives to shoot to kill. also to and handbag bodies of people who have been taken was up have been handed back to relatives, some of them horribly mutilated. it's all designed to spread fear and i think the military strategy is to partly use this kind of intimidation. in fact, i think that's backfired because what we're seeing on the street shows that peopl

elon had thought that was not fair, he talked to gwen and she said you shouldn't protest our most important customer, nasa or potentially most important customer he said no this isn't right with got to do it. he ended up being right. because that protest basically forced nasa to withdraw the award have an open competition that way the commercial cargo, the dragon spacecraft eventually led to a commercial crew. was one of those contracts they got the end of 2008 that saved the company from bankruptcy from ruin. you take the good in the bed with elon he is a fighter and he will fight when we think she's on the right when he has a right on his side he will fight you. >> i know when i was doing the book i was like okay, i even knew how he did stuff before is like this is the one, this is the one he kept having such terrible up and forget the term was with the fuel and then the rocket just crumbling premier hearing these stories here just thinking of my god they caught every rough card that they could have. >> i think they probably felt that way. it is interesting. i mean the book is ultimately

i see a picture of gwen eiffel behind you. are you the new host for washington week? [ laughter ] i understand this is a softball question. but we watch it all the time. we've been through a lot of different hosts, and you were fantastic last week. >> oh, that's so kind of you. thank you. yes. i have behind me that is the postage stamp that was put out last year in her honor for black history month. that's blown up, that postage stamp, a friend gave that to me. so it's always sitting behind me as a reminder that she was my mentor and my friend, and i just still continue to think of her every day, every moment and try to imagine how she would be processing this era we're in. you know, you bring up a really good point about january 6th. i was in something of the same boat. i too had c-span on in the background because i knew this was going to be a big day in terms of -- i wanted to listen to the speeches, i wanted to hear how republicans were sort of processing the -- again, this is before the attack on the capitol. but how republicans were making the argument about ove

. >> the mother of eric garner, gwen carr, giving a warning ahead of this trial.t you to listen to it. >> don't think that this is a slam dunk because we know once you get in court, they try to assassinate the victim again. first they murder him. they assassinate him on the street. then they want to assassinate the character. and, you know, we just need a justice system that is true, that is fair to all people, not just some. >> you've already heard some of it, and i wonder your concerns. have you heard some of the things about, oh, there may have been drug use. there was drugs in the car, on and on, the character assassination that she's talking about. are you concerned about this? >> i'm not concerned about a lot of things because you've seen the video. the proof is in the video. he was on my brother's neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds. my brother laid in the prone position, face down, while chauvin had his hands in his pocket with a smirk on his face, torturing my brother to death as his soul left his body. i don't understand. if you can't get justice for t

you called in, and the phone screeners said, yeah, gwen stefani called in.g, so fast it was great. >>> finally, ready for this? st. patrick's bracket challenge. started with 16 classic st. patrick's day items. asked you all to vote in for your favorites after three rounds, only two challengers remain >> oh, yeah. >> that's what we thought. >> corned beef and cabbage took down shamrocks, 58% of the vote. no surprise there. guinness proving crazy staying power. guinness beat irish whiskey. tough match-up then beats u2. then just beat step dancing with 59% of the vote. >> oh, yeah. >> you have an even matchup. the staples. who do you like? >> why can't they go together? >> corned beef and cabbage and guinness. >> who is the favorite >> we know it's got to be guinness. >> no, corned beef going all the way. >> i have guinness. >> you can only have one would you want a bite of corned beef and cabbage or a sip of guinness >> corned beef. >> guinness is going to take it. >> you're on an island. >> on st. patrick's day, you want a guinness, right >> i want corned bee

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four years earlier, he spoke with the late gwen ifill on the newshour. >> i am a black american playwrightuldn't be anytng else. i make my art out of black american culture. it's all cut out of the same cloth, or so you will. that's who i am and that's who i write about. >> white folks don't understand about the blues. they hear it come out, but they don't know how it got there. >> reporter: one hallmark of wilson's plays: the power and poetry of his language. in the film version of "ma rainey," viola davis plays the title character. >> the blues help you get out of bed in the morning. you get up, you ain't alone. there's something else in the world, something been added by that song. >> it encapsulates exploitation, liberation of the music, violation of the spirit, what the blues does to the human condition, all in this one speech. and when you have a thrilling actress like viola davis do it, it becomes-- you surrender to it. and then you pull back and go, oh my god, the world, the universe just expanded while she was talking. >> reporter: the real woman on whom the story is based, gertru

. >> gwen moore domestic question -- -- one more domestic question -- if you are in d.c., you follow d.c. rules on the vaccination. is there any other consideration from the white house to expand access to vaccines for federal government employees? ms. psaki: that's a great question but i will check with our covid team. everyone will be eligible in just over one month including our government employees and d.c. and virginia have already made that commitment and maybe maryland as well. that is good news for every federal government employee but i can check and see if there is more specifics across the administration about our approach. >> i wanted to ask about the voting rights. the senate is debating its own version. there are a few hangups with it in the chamber. i'm curious how much emphasis the president plans to put on this. will he reach out directly or is there a team from the white house that's working on the issue? ms. psaki: we are very engaged, closely engaged on s1 which is being negotiated and changes are being made which we fully expected. the number of senators have all

live this morning with us, cena and gwen stefani. she's performing her new hit. we were doing holler back girl with the kids. you'll see that and more coming up. >> thank you. >>> for months the cdc warned fully vaccinated people need to take precautions in order to not spread covid-19. but now the agency is suggesting otherwise. jobina with more on this. >> yes, this is an incredible development here. covid-19 cases are rising nationwide. but cdc director dr. rochelle walensky is sharing positive news in the fight against the virus. during an interview yesterday, walensky touted new cdc data that suggests vaccinated people do not carry the virus and they cannot become infected. this means they can't spread it to others. dr. walensky was referring to a recent study of 4000 frontline workers. researchers found the pfizer and moderna vaccines were 90% effective at preventing infections. these findings are important because they show how effective vaccines are in real life conditions despite that positive news, because it is very positive here, walensky is worried a

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where is it gwen graham forward? well, there was an upgrade today and what did it say? the price target was up 15% from here that's pretty lackluster from one of these names i think when we look at companies like facebook and google, we need to be hyperaware of the regulatory pike that's coming down. i think we should listen to what roger mcnamee is saying. i think a lot of regulation is coming in the next year. i think because it is up 25%, just because it is trading at only 28 times forward earnings, that's not good enough for me, i wouldn't want to be getting in on google right now. >> it was trading at 28 times -- it was trading at 28 times forward earnings, 100% lower, too. so let's just keep in mind this has never been in your falling knife club i know the types of stocks that you buy. there is more than one way to make money correctly, and google has been a huge winner and stock that traded at premium to the market for pretty much the entire time it has been in the market two, do we honestly think that most market participants aren't aware there are regulatory pr

ackerman and carlos garcia, gwen chan served as interim superintendent and i believe she was in that role for about 20 months. >> really. >> so that was a bit of a longer process. but i think the board at that time made that decision intentionally. it wasn't -- it didn't take longer than the board had expected. commissioner sanchez, you were a member of that board and i believe it was intentionally sort of a longer transition and when superintendent caronza left and i served as interim, i was in that role for nine months and i believe dr. matthews was selected by the board about seven to eight months into that period and then and that was about nine months after superintendent left. >> i'll have to check my records. >> president lopez: great. thank you for that overview of the process that we've gone through as a school district in the past. >> commissioner lam: from my perspective, it is going to be critical to find both to find a superintendent that can really help lead and steer this district which is going to be very rough in the coming years. we are seeing crisis as a district r

karen bass, gwen moore and distinguished chair of the committee. particularly proud to be passing this legislation under the leadership of one of the strongest champions, president joe biden. in the senate he was the guardian of this law. and he was the author of it. as a newish member of congress at the time i was proud to follow his lead and the lead in the house then of leader schumer and now the distinguished majority leader in the senate. this opportunity that we have for legislation whose provenance goes way back into the 90's. at that time i was an appropriator and after we passed the bill that had the violence against women act, it was our responsibility to make sure that it was funded properly. that's been part of the continuing advocacy. in 2013, the legislation was left re-authorized under the presidency of president obama and the vice-presidency of joe biden who was taking the lead for the re-authorization of the legislation. it was a tough time. the bill passed first in the united states senate. bipartisan in the united states senate.

karen bass, gwen moore and distinguished chair of the committee. particularly proud to be passing this legislation under the leadership of one of the strongest champions, president joe biden. in the senate he was the guardian of this law. and he was the author of it. as a newish member of congress at the time i was proud to follow his lead and the lead in the house then of leader schumer and now the distinguished majority leader in the senate. this opportunity that we have for legislation whose provenance goes way back into the 90's. at that time i was an appropriator and after we passed the bill that had the violence against women act, it was our responsibility to make sure that it was funded properly. that's been part of the continuing advocacy. in 2013, the legislation was left re-authorized under the presidency of president obama and the vice-presidency of joe biden who was taking the lead for the re-authorization of the legislation. it was a tough time. the bill passed first in the united states senate. bipartisan in the united states senate.

i have to ask, i see a picture of gwen ifill behind you.he new host for "washington week"? this is a softball question. we have been through a lot of different hosts and you are fantastic. guest: that is so kind of you. yes, behind me that is the postage stamp put out last year in her honor for black history month. that is blown up and framed. a friend gave that to me. it sits behind me as a reminder she still sits on my shoulder. she was my mentor and friend. i still continue to think of her every day, every moment and try to imagine how she would be processing this era we are in. you made a good point about january 6. i was in something of the same boat. i had c-span on because i knew it would be a big day in terms of listening to the speeches. i wanted to hear how republicans were sort of processing -- this is before the attack. how republicans were making the argument about overturning the electoral college votes. i wanted to see how many republicans were going to be supportive of that. i wanted to see how democrats were going to counte