now halee was dead. and heather wondered if her fears had come true had thaddeus killed halee to shut her up? >> i just felt like you know, he was looking at some pretty serious charges if i had to think of people who had reasons to hurt her, that would have been number one. >> reporter: the day after halee was murdered someone sent heather this snapchat video. it was thaddeus brandishing a gun. you got that video, so that must have really heightened -- >> oh, the video was -- >> reporter: -- your suspicion. >> huge. i was positive at that point. >> reporter: he did it. and heather wasn't the only one pointing the finger at thaddeus. halee's friends knew that she'd gone to see the baby's mom jordan the night she died. >> there's these messages the night she was murdered, where she was messaging back and forth with jordan, "hey, i'm gonna go pick up my wallet from your house" late at night the night she was killed. so then that was the theory, she wept, she told jordan, thaddeus killed her over it. >> rep

this video and others like it were taken down when hale- cusanelli was arrested for participating in january 6 attack on the capitol. at the time of arrest, he was a member of the u.s. army reserve and a contractor at a naval depot, where an affidavit says he had access to a variety of munitions and a security clearance at level "secret." but accordg to democratic congresswoman jackie speier, he was far from the only alleged attacker to have a background in the uniformed services. >> what we found in the january 6 insurrection was that we had active uty service members who were part of that mob, we had persons that had top secret clearances that were part of that mob, we had police officers who were active duty who were part of that mob, and we had veterans who were part of that mob. >> reporter: this reality has forced the government to acknowledge that the ranks of the military and law enforcement have been infiltrated by right wing extremists, as counter- terrorism experts and watchdogs have been warning for years. here's president joe biden's new defense secretary admitting to th

she was not doing what sarah hale was doing. she was not fulfilling some time -- some kind of traditional image of what it meant to be a lady, and this frustrated her deeply. she wrote a book in 1845 called "woman in the 19th century," a feminist book. she got the attention of horace greeley of "the new york tribune," who was impressed with her and hired her to be a literary critic. she is not in the newsroom. she is a correspondent. but greeley gives her opportunities that have not been available to women before, and she becomes the first female foreign correspondent. he sends her to europe and she responds with letters and correspondence about goings on in all sorts of countries. sarah hale thought that margaret fuller was not a good role model. this is what sarah hale had to say about margaret fuller. she thought she was ignoring the one true book? what is the one true book? >> the bible. prof. lucht: yes, thank you, the bible. and that, according to hale, was proof that the greater the intellectual force, the greater the err

hale and it's got an artistic twist. orlando by virginia woolf is a fantastical piece of literature that sees the hero's journey between 3 centuries and 2 genders now german choreographer actress jansch book has reimagined the piece for the bolshoi ballet observers expect it to make waves and in a conservative society that's not known for its tolerance of the l.g.b. t.q. community books imaginative staging might also rustle feathers. her royal highness queen elizabeth the 1st played by a man but this is no campy drag queen playing for laughs in a nightclub this cross-dressing portrayal is serious and dignified it's part of german choreographer kirsty books production of virginia woolf's novel orlando book plays around with gender identities and questions the established male and female roles in a playful manner but he's doing it in a country known for its traditional even conservative values is that a deliberate provocation. is kind of it's not a provocation at least that's not my intention rather we take a very poetic a

timothy hale loves hitler and trump. he loves hitler and trump. and he's not the only one. the capitol was crawling with nazis on january 6th. some of them have been arrested. they were ready to do anything for donald trump, just like the nazis who were ready to do anything for adolf hitler. joe biden crushed those nazis' dream of a trump re-election and then on january 6th police and national guard eventually crushed those nazis' dream of taking over the capitol and the nazis' dream of installing donald trump as president. and now attorney general merrick garland will deal with the nazis who invaded the capitol and with the men who attacked officer brian sicknick. leading off the discussion tonight is democratic congressman tim ryan of ohio, the chair of the legislative branch subcommittee which oversees the capitol police. congressman ryan, this major arrest, the first one linked to the assault on officer sicknick coming just days after merrick garland officially took over, had his first full day of work, is it likely that these arrests were being held so that the attorne

hale and it's got an artistic twist. orlando by virginia woolf is a fantastical piece of literature that sees the hero's journey between 3 centuries and 2 genders now german perfect jansch book has reimagined the piece for the bolshoi ballet observers expect it to make waves and in a conservative society that's not known for its tolerance of the l.g.b. t.q. community books imaginative staging might also rustle feathers. her royal highness queen elizabeth the 1st played by a man but this is no campy drag queen playing for laughs in a nightclub this cross-dressing portrayal is serious and dignified it's part of german choreographer cust judge books production of virginia woolf's novel orlando book plays around with gender identities and questions the established male and female roles in a playful manner but he's doing it in a country known for its traditional even conservative values is that a deliberate provocation. is kind of it's not a provocation at least that's not my intention rather we take a very poetic approach to

several tornadoes will be possible for tomorrow afternoon with damaging wind and hale up to an inch for sunday it tracks more r the lakes to northern new england this afternoon rain making its way in in the 50s. we'll take a look at the week end forecast coming up. >> we'll need to hear it janessa, thank you. >>> a middle schooler in alabama got a surprise she'll never forget her mom who had been stationed at sea came home early look at her reaction. >> that is an emotional reunion right there. officer ka thrown rosier had been deployed three times. her time apart had gotten harder an in-person hug, never mind a reunion. >> millions of us waiting for that exact same moment a consumer alert on hand sanitizer. is it in your house? >> richard willui is on a career ending cllgehahehaen tt chose to embrace we'll talk to him. ppens when sth acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour

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the ride haling company will open on a voluntary basis. the new headquarters has space for 5,000 workers. >>> we've heard about the idea of vaccine passports, the idea some businesses and events will require proof of vaccines in the future. the biden administration is teaming up with private companies to make that idea a reality and soon. the passports are expected to be free and available through smartphone apps as early as this summer. they can be printed. a growing number of companies will require proof of vaccination from customers and fans. >>> since the pandemic started, we've heard from dozens of viewer who is have had trouble with travel agents who don't deliver leaving families money in limbo. chris chmura has been helping people along the way. >> good evening. it's a $3 million pot. i had no idea it existed. apparently almost no one else does because the agency that oversees that stock pile of money doesn't advertise. tonight we're going to give them some free publicity. we want to help frustrated travellers get their money back

meets russian vaccine developers to discuss a production boost to hale's the proven safety of domestically produced. essential. procedure managed by brussels has failed speaking to see hungary's foreign minister condemns the e.u.'s handling of its inoculation program. regulator to approve. the european commission chief 19000000 doses of the. being shipped to the u.k. if the fails to meet his supply commitments also in the headlines.

his name is timothy hale cusenelli.rked as a character at a navy base in new jersey. prosecutors are revealing the navy did its own internal investigation after this man was arrested in january and their findings were shocking. 34 of his coworkers at the navy base said he exhibited, quote, "extremist or radical views pertaining to the jewish people, minorities, and women." his colleagues shared disturbing stories of his racist and bigoted comments. he came to the office sporting a distinctive hitler mustache. prosecutors said, also, they searched his cell phones and found racist mooems about african-americans. one image contained the n-word and another compared black people to animals. the whole saga races some pretty so serious questions how someone like this can last so long at the navy base. top pentagon officials said they're working hard to root out far right extremist within their ranks but that's easier said than done. and one last thing, and i want to be crystal clear, we reached out to his attorney. he declined

the chip off the old reich is named timothy hale-cusanelli, known from now on as timothy heil-mussolini. and ever since the riot, federal authorities have been on the hunt for the two people who sprayed chemical irritants at police, which may have led to the tragic death of officer brian sicknick. well, sunday, the f.b.i. arrested two men: west virginia resident and guy who alphabetized his vhs porn collection, george tanios; and intern at the strip club julian khater. khater and tanios are childhood friends who grew up in new jersey, and they thoughtfully left a lot of evidence. for the cops. for instance, tanios lives in morgantown, west virginia, where he's the owner of "sandwich university"-- known for its fierce rivalry with sloppy joe polytech. in fact, on social media, tanios calls himself the "sandwich nazi." okay, at this point, i think you can drop the "sandwich." tanios' restaurant bills itself the king of the fat sandwich, because they look like this one, the fat mountaineer, which includes cheesesteak, burger, mozzarella sticks, chicken tender, jalapeno popper, bacon, and e

i mentioned an official protest lincoln's appointment of john hale. i mentioned earlier. former critic of the administration is ambassador to spain and lincoln says you may have more of that feeling of personal resentment than i perhaps. i may have too little of it, but i never thought it paid man is not time to spend half his life and quarrels if any man ceases to attack me, i never remember the past against me. now as any of us with a public life in any way, no or exposed on twitter, that's that's a -- hard thing to do. but i think that ability was crucial to sustain the nation when the war the other thing about lincoln he had this loyalty to his core beliefs is virtually unshakable. he was slow to come to an opinion, but he stubbornly held to his values. after he thought them through and i think he used pragmatism to move his values forward all the time. i think his two key ones obviously were his hatred of slavery and his love of this country. and lincoln put it this way. i'm slow to learn and slow to forget that which i have learned. my mind is like a piece of steel

our german correspondentjenny hale sent this report from dortmund.country has had enough. the dortmund philharmonic�*s thrown itself into rehearsals for opening night, but it's germany's politicians who'll set the date. if you ask me what would i open first, i would take the theatres, opera houses, places where you really control the compliance and the adherence to the working infection control measures. like distance, like wearing a mask, like hand disinfection. for some, there's a fragile optimism in the air. lockdown reduced infections, schools, hairdressers have reopened. angela merkel�*s under pressure to let the rest of society get going. like so many other countries, germany is trying to balance the health of its citizens with other concerns — the economy, society, children's education. but this country, most agree, went into lockdown too late, in the autumn, and its vaccination programme has got off to a slow start. so the pressure is on. the authorities don't want to get it wrong again. and many warn that germany's already at the beginning o

let's talk more about it with danielle hale. biggest problem is not interest rates the biggest problem is there's not many homes left to buy your stats alone, i think it was 50,000 fewer homes last month than in february of 2020 >> yeah, we're actually seeing the decline in new homes listings come down about 25% on a year-over-year basis if you looked at january and february together, between the rough winter weather, and the fact that we have a slow start to the year thanks to the pandemic, we're looking at 200,000 fewer homes that were put up for sale this year compared to what we would typically see. the housing market was in a place where there weren't a lot of homes for sale, and we have seen the numbers worsen in the first two months to start 2021. >> is there any sign that inventories are starting to loosen up. if you want to sell your home, now is the time. you're probably going to get max money if you have a home to sell >> yeah, the message for sellers is that now is a great time to sell i think a lot of sellers have b

it is always a lot of wild when you haven't seen hale for a while.hen you're standing outside, it hurts. >> the pea sized hail sounds don't hurt as much as the ones that were when i was a storm chaser. we could see a little hail out of the showers this evening. they could be robust enough but gradually they will wind down. it will be chilly and we are going to see some locally dense fog develop. things dry out tomorrow, still on the cool side. temperatures running five, six, 7 degrees above average. then we warm up. let's take a look at the big picture perspective. still swirling away just off of the coast off of the bay area and everything is pin willing around that. we are seeing lighter showers than what we had earlier but they are still out there. be flexible with any outdoor plans. make a couple of short walks rather than trying to do a longer one. the showers will last 15 minutes, maybe half an hour at the most. you can see more developing in these bands offshore. this will take until after midnight for things to come to a stop. some locally he

you can see the hale was really coming down hard, leaving the sidewalks. they're covered in white pellets, and it even snowed in some areas. take a look at this. dusting of snow on mount diablo today and enough snow fell in the north bay as well for some people actually get outside and have a snowball fight. chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now, bill i can still hear it raining outside my window tonight. it is all over the bay area and i have to say, you know, we get hale off in this time of year. these kinds of weather systems set up but i would say today i've seen more widespread hail from san jose, the pen grove to healdsburg to conquer to everybody seemed to get in on which is on seems unusual. usually just have some areas, but it pretty much all nine bay area counties had some hail today. this is the reason this storm is that these spins is just spinning unstable air into the area, and this is the current imagery is becoming close. you can see it's still raining is julie points out? we're seeing scattered showers and san francisco we're seeing

much part of government policy to get astrozen into people's arms so this is not helpful at all so halell be hoping and presuming that the european medical agent sis gives it a swift go on thursday obvious or whenever it's meeting. because it's very much part of the plan. ros: poland's health minister says his country will not be taking the same measures as france and jemple any. >> at the moments we still believe that the benefits from vaccination in terms of the increase in public safety are much bigger than possible risking from taking the astrozen vaccine. ros: here's captainy adler in brussels. >> several countries tightening their restrictions. italy just today and the e.u., of course, has been complaining loudy -- loudly that it has a severe vaccine shortage, that it hasn't had the delivers of the amounts expected. every e.u. country had access to astrozeneca and now quite a number have said we're going to pause that rollout while we investigate these claims of blood clots. when you have a number of countries taking those measures , then you have germany, itly and france feeling

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one of the key issues is how to hale north america's -- north korea's nuclear agenda. >> to reduce theion, we reached out to the north korean government through several channels starting in mid february, including new york. to date, we have not received a response. katty: shortly thereafter, a response did he arrive. the powerful sister of north korea's leader commented on the biden administration saying that if the u.s. wants to sleep in peace for the next four years, it should refrain from causing a stink in the region. joining me now is laura bicker. thank you for joining me. there are two issues these u.s. officials are dealing with. one is north korea, one is china. let's start with north korea. what should they make of that statement coming from kim jong-un's sister. was it to be expected? >> she dsn't mince her words. she is kind of the attack dog of kim jong-un over the last year. i think there is a warning. and i think the reading of it should be we are watching you. when it comes to this kind of year, this has to be mentioned, the u.s. and south korean troops are currently ca

orson hale, but still lots of sunshine as well by monday afternoon. so monday will be one of those mixed bag days with some sunshine. some cloud cover and also the possibility from showers and thunderstorms. rainfall makes a comeback in your sunday especially by this time tomorrow for the heart of the bay area chance into monday and then maybe another shower chance into with thursday of next week, but definitely kristina be prepared for some pretty chilly temps headed our way. okay sounds good looking forward to it. mark frank. you people in hawaii or cleaning up after this weekend heavy rains that too severe flooding, blackouts and land. slides take a look at what it looked like on the island of quality. the storm triggered a massive landslide that cut across it made highway, county emergency managers say the road is cut off the town of han away from the rest of the island, but the town did prepare for the worst and has emergency stores and food pantries. ready officials believe the road will remain closed for repairs until at least tuesday, and on t

president meets russian vaccine developers to discuss a production hales the safety of domestically produced covert jabs. none of the 4 an equivalence of the same level of protection once again this is a resounding success with domestic science and it's been recognized to prove is the geographical adoption of the speed of the vaccine is actively growing. condemns the. program to european regulators to approve. the. vaccine supply feud with the u.k. saying it could stop blocking shipments of the astra zeneca shot also in the headlines. of. rallies against the controversial policing bill. stories and international insight from moscow my name is khan and brian welcome to the program 1st. meeting with russia's vaccine developers to discuss ways of accelerating the rollout both domestically and overseas and he stressed the strong safety record of russian shots compared to foreign rivals. probably the biggest news of the day here in russia and also a serious call photons boost for those who are still worried about the vaccination is the announcement from president vladimir putin that he is going t

the way half of america's children who are in property will not be in poverty because of this bill hale is are on their way back. you know when you know back. house speaker nancy pelosi couldn't quite hide her excitement as the bill k.-et its final hurdle of the motion is adopted. it passed congress 22220911 despite republicans unanimously opposing the bell south carolina them this was the 1st major victory for joe biden 7 weeks into his presidency i want to thank speaker pelosi the house of representatives today for passing the bill will be signed into law shortly this bill represents historic historic victory for the american people. this sweeping relief packages aimed at defeating the pandemic and nursing the economy back to health $65000000000.00 will be spent on expanding testing and contact tracing and on speeding up the vaccine program at the same time hundreds of billions will be allocated to state and local governments and to schools to help get children back into plastering safely. businesses will also get support. we can employment benefits of $300.00 will be extended into se

be hale.there could be thunder and lightning and there could be a little snow upon the apple classic march weather pattern in the mountains of winter storm warning will go into effect. we could see an inch to a half inch of what happens to an inch of rain. it depends where you are. some areas may not get that much because again the widely scattered nature of this it's a cold system, and that's whenever you say cold system. this thing came from the gulf of alaska. whenever you see that, especially in march, you go okay. heck classic funnel cloud potential, right? so i think in the valley to see an f one funnel cloud or tornado or something tomorrow is not out of the question would be pretty normal for this time of year, not around the bay, necessarily, but in the valley. so there is the model for tomorrow morning. so what do you do with that? right? there's the afternoon just got her showers and the models doing its best. there's wednesday morning wednesday, but the model can can point that stu

well good to be with you so hale this is a good story so far day one so far so good got well everywhere every eyes and now having having met the president and the prime minister and the politicians all eyes are next on to his visit to niger and then later on the mass prayer that the mass that the pope is going to hold in l.b.l. entranced so our hariri soccer field. the politics of iraq is definitely one of dysfunction and corruption and the pope was rather blunt today highlighting those challenges jobs for the youth safety security and all of that holds to the iraqi government but at least this is good news this is historic this is groundbreaking but also it shows that once iraqis put their mind to something they can do it they managed to get inside iraq and the visit has so far done well ok so let's focus on one particular issue the estimated 1000000 christians that have already left the country around 500000 remain what can he do as the pope to make the minority christian community feel wanted or of benefit in their own country considering the numbers leaving speak for themselves. i t

. >> summit hale county communities like east palo alto are being hit hardest by covid-19.far partly due to a lack of vaccine. they have suffered from vaccine inequity in an effort to vaccinate more people closer to where they live. the county is shifting away from mass vaccination sites like those at sfo and other large scale sites to smaller targeted clinics in communities in need. the strategy includes county, sponsored or supported community vaccine events in east palo alto, south san francisco belhaven north fairoaks. the strategy will focus on neighborhoods where the vaccination rates are lower than the county as a whole cheering the new approaches ravenswood city school district trustee ana marie up a under type of communities feel most comfortable. >> working with their local school districts, working. you know, with their churches, they're nonprofit agencies where they receive services vs. >> these large locations that are far away and that they just don't feel certain or safe about the extra focus on community clinics will allow the county to scale up mass vaccina

authorities also revealing new allegations about timothy-hale cusanelli, an alleged white supremacist charged with participating in the riot. he's a navy contractor who ad national security clearance and authorities say he told a coworker, "hitler should have finished the job." cusanelli denies being a white supremacist and nazi sympathizer. the growing evidence of intense violence against officers with a mob that included racists and nazi sympathizers stands in stark contrast to comments by senator ron johnson, who suggested he wasn't afraid on that day because the marchers going to the capitol were patriots. >> i knew those are people that love this country, that truly respect law enforcement, would never do anything to break a law, and so i wasn't concerned. now, had the tables been turned and president trump won the election and those were tens of thousands of black lives matter and antifa protesters, i might have been a little concerned. >> reporter: critics blasting that statement as racist, but tonight, senator johnson saying there was nothing racial about his comments. >> so l

president putin meets russian vaccine developers to discuss a production hales the safety of domestically produced covert jabs. none of the 4 an equivalence of the same level of protection once again this is a resounding success with domestic science and it's been recognized the proof is the geographical adoption of the speed of the vaccine is actively growing. speaking to hungary and foreign minister condemns the use handling of its inoculation program and urges the european regulators to approve russia. and the e.u. ups the ante in its vaccine supply feud with the u.k. saying it could stop blocking cross-channel shipments of the astra zeneca shot also in the headlines.

if you are caught in a shower, heavy, thundery, hale possible, some snow every high ground of scotlandfigures for many, feeling quite chilly in that wind. showers will push south across england and wales this evening, but then after that, if you continue in then after that, if you continue in the west overnight, many places will be turning drier. coldest in north—east scotland, north—east england, touch of frost could be going into tomorrow for another weather system bringing rain gradually eastwards across all areas of the day goes on, with the exception of north—east scotland, staying largely dry, sunny, it will still be quite windy, temperatures a degree or so high and next week�*s weather is looking calmer and drier. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a serving metropolitan police officer has appeared before magistrates. 48—year—old wayne couzens is charged with the kidnap and murder of sarah everard. an event to remember sarah in south london has been cancelled, and replaced with a doorstep vigil. at least eight people have been shot dead by the security forces in myanmar,

hale and not write. a book about a monster. the man i thought jean love i love you need to see him and i had me on here alone that dodginess yeah i know him and still love me on the show and how so of course every state will think. yeah. yeah i mean we're going to do that even if then we have money on seeing. a lot of mud to. die michael harley and for that other connect on china that i'm done that had more folks like manu is it enough. even. song shuffle that i'm with this and what i did was a whole lot and the way i said i was going up and. so much you're selling yourself to me totally on that before you feel i'm going to be used to. it when you will be. in. a mental. image of the only place in the thought of the mahdi was enough in. my 100 and now that i might have done was not good enough. so i. won't does it to keep. yes. yeah. gov call them in some time spots on the list of transport from us to new to me them . and this is what i'm waiting for you know as plain hotels would this things would be easier for me so it's a big

it a former federation president would go in front of the media and would essentially hale cops's heroeseir conduct was justified. he would engage in the demozation of victims of police murder. now, he has retired after community pressure. there is a new leader. it's unclear how they will respond as the trial unfolds. in the early days after george floyd was killed, he went in front of the media tried to justify the conduct of the officers and demonized george floyd, talking about things that were not really relevant to what happened may 25. when a black muslim somali officer killed a woman in july 2017, the union was silent with regard to supporting him. we did not see the press conferences. the justifications for his actions as we have seen in previous cases in which officers were blamed for killing someone. there is a definite double standard at play. i believe race matters when it comes to how the federation responds. amy: let's go back to jerry blackwell, addressing the jury on monday. >> what was this all about? you're going to learn it was about a counterfeit $20 bill used at a co

they could be light and drop snow down to 1000 feet and hale down to are most of us live. >>> taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. the camera is shaking their little bit with a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and ultima pass . >>> now, number seven, judas in the black messiah is one of the big winners of this year's new academy award nominations. it's directed by ryan kugler. the singer, her from vallejo got a best original song nod. congratulations to them . >> it we also get congratulations to our friends at pixar . >> onward console in the sure borough . >> well-deserved . >> congratulations . >> trying to call the cast members, like us some climate experts say, time is running out to prevent disaster unless we seriously change our habits. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as

hale and it's got an artistic twist. orlando by virginia woolf is a fantastical piece of literature that sees the hero's journey between 3 centuries and 2 genders now german choreographer actress jansch book has reimagined the piece for the bolshoi ballet observers expect it to make waves and in a conservative society that's not known for its tolerance of the l.g.b. t.q. community books imaginative staging might also rustle feathers. her royal highness queen elizabeth the 1st played by a man but this is no campy drag queen playing for laughs in a nightclub this cross-dressing portrayal is serious and dignified it's part of german choreographer cus judge books production of virginia woolf's novel orlando book plays around with gender identities and questions the established male and female roles in a playful manner but he's doing it in a country known for its traditional even conservative values is that a deliberate provocation. is kind of it's not a provocation at least that's not my intention rather we take a very poeti

hale and it's got an artistic twist. orlando by virginia woolf is a fantastical piece of literature that sees the hero's journey between 3 centuries and 2 genders now german choreographer actress jansch book has reimagined the piece for the bolshoi ballet observers expect it to make waves and in a conservative society that's not known for its tolerance of the l.g.b. t.q. community books imaginative staging might also rustle feathers. her royal highness queen elizabeth the 1st played by a man but this is no campy drag queen playing for laughs in a nightclub this cross-dressing portrayal is serious and dignified it's part of german choreographer kirsty books production of virginia woolf's novel orlando book plays around with gender identities and questions the established male and female roles in a playful manner but he's doing it in a country known for its traditional even conservative values is that a deliberate provocation. is kind of it's not a provocation at least that's not my intention rather we take a very poetic a

senate's has confirmed deborah hale and as president joe biden's pick for interior secretary this makes her the 1st native american to lead a cabinet department it was a tight vote as a majority of republicans voted against her because of her support for the green new deal and her position against fossil fuels. russian opposition leader alexina vali claims he is being held in the equivalent of a concentration camp the kremlin critic spoke out in an instagram post recent of ali says he is currently under constant surveillance with a prison guard waking him throughout the night this involving a serving several years in a labor camp he was convicted of violating parole terms by traveling to germany after a poisoning attack. let's get the latest now from journalist at the merits theo 1st of all how was mr valma able to send an instagram message from behind the prison walls. well as far as we understand he's passing these messages on to you his lawyer is he then pays them to social media and the only himself doesn't have access to a failure in he's not able to speak to journalists now he's i

. >>> a fed ex driver being haled a hero after he jumped in to freezing water to save a woman who crashedon auld saw the woman go into the water. he was able to free the woman and call 911. he went back to his route wet clothes and all. the woman did not suffer any major injuries and is recovering at home. good for him. >> finally this morning, the cnn family is remembering a brave little girl on what would have been her first birthday. she was the daughter of our col lying andrew kaczynski and rachel. she died of a rare form of brain cancer on this past christmas eve. she was 9 months old. >> in her memory we are launching team beans bean any. we are thinking of you today. i am just so honored as the cnn family -- >> there's the bean any. >> i'm going to wear it for the rest of the day. team beans. francesca would have been one today. for cancer everywhere, this couple has been so eloquent, honest, brave just their raw emotion. >> the amount of grace that they have shown over these past couple of months with just unspeakable tragedy. andrew said this is the dividing line in our lives and

that is what the navy found -- look at this guy, look at his mustache, when they investigated timothy haleist, sexist and anti-semitic views. when you act on it, you have a problem. and guys like him seem encouraged to do exactly that by guys like senator ron johnson. he wasn't quconcerned about him coming to get him. what about his colleagues? they were concerned. democratic senator jeff merkley was there, senator, thank you for joining us on the show. >> good to be with you. >> he will get good buy-in by the race card, cancel culture, the leftd. that will work. no one came out from his party in the senator house and said shut up, johnson. we're not about that. that's your problem. how do you think you can work with people who will stand by in the face of what he said? >> i tell you, the comments made me immediately think of willie horton from presidential campaign. it's basically saying, if someone has dark skin, be scary. be afraid of them. they're not like that. and i just -- i would like to think that ron johnson wasn't thinking clearly when he says these kinds of things. but it seems

hale and it's got an artistic twist. orlando by virginia woolf is a fantastical piece of literature that sees the hero's journey between 3 centuries and 2 genders now german choreographer actress jansch book has reimagined the piece for the bolshoi ballet observers expect it to make waves and in a conservative society that's not known for its tolerance of the l.g.b. t.q. community spokes imaginative staging might also rustle feathers. her royal highness queen elizabeth the 1st played by.

passage, the pundits said it's anti-poverty bill, it will reduce child poverty and this stuff and halinghat's not how it was sold, once it's on the way to passage, this became the main talking point, leslie. >> howie, if you're asking me, why he yes, i would agree, it's not the way it was sold. there were some pushing that home, but that's not the focus not only of the biden administration, but of the american people which is the administration, the focus is, you know, keep the mask and social distancing get shots in arms, get the checks to the people and to the small businesses. hopefully get our lives back to normal as soon as possible and get covid in our rearview mirror. howie: well, we'll see how the coverage is when it's implemented. i'm sorry i'm out of time, ben. you've got more to say. ben and leslie, thank you for joining us on this sunday. next on "media buzz," why piers morgan quit his job after meghan markle. jedediah bila is on deck. so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. n

hale cuccinelli has been in jail since his arrest in january.guilty to a seven-count indictment. we'll be right back. ( doorbell ) thanks boo. ( piano glissando ) i think you better double them tots. no, this me was last year. i didn't get my madness last year, so we're doing double the madness this year. that's a very good question. will there be an ev for me? what about me? an ev for me? what about me? can i get one too? an ev for this princess? what's an ev? and there better be one for me. and what about michelle from michigan? me? what about me? us? will there be an ev for me? me? me? me? ♪ . >>> in the wake of the boulder shooting that killed ten people, president briden's agenda is in danger of going nowhere as long as any bill sent to the senate can be filibustered. critics and historians say the filibuster is a racist relic of our jim crow past. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, one of the filibuster's biggest defenders, disagrees. this is what he said today. >> it has no racial history at all, none. so there's no dispute among his

the blasts were caed by the gligent haling of dymite according to president teodoro obiang nguema, who has ordered an investigation and appealed for international assistance to rebuild. in somalia, at least 20 people were killed and 30 injured after a suicide car bomb detonated outside a restaurant near the port in the capital mogadishu friday. the attack led to the cancellation of a protest over the indefinite postponement of elections amid an ongoing constitutional crisis. in burma, witnesses say two protesters were killed by live fire today during ongog anti-coup protests. burma's main labor unions have launched a general strike as mass protests and the violent crackdown on pceful demonstrators intensify five weeks after the military coup. february 1 an official from the party of overthrown civilian leader aung san suu kyi died over the weekend while in police stody. at least 50 people have been killed since the start of protests. soldiers have begun camping out in rangoon hospitals and university campuses in what a local group says is an effort to terrorize residents. in the philip

hale, would you like to comment? >> certainly change will happen, yes. we expect quite a bit of development on treasure island and yerba buena island. construction is underway. we expect to serve more electric load in the future than presently. with respect to the need to address this issue now, we have the western area power administration staff requesting that all of their counter parties indicate whether they anticipate taking additional power over this timeframe. that is why we are requesting your authority to commit now. the commitment is in quotes. we will have the opportunity to step back from this contract if we choose to. if circumstances change. at this point the western area power administration staff are asking us to speak to whether we wish to be part of an extension. we will still have an opportunity to step back from it if things change prior to the 2024 initiation date or expiration of our existing agreement. there is some flexibility there and opportunity to make changes. the other thing i will say about the planning here is that it is q

co-workers say timothy hale-cusanelli made frequent anti-black, anti-semitic and pro-nazi comments while working as a security contractor at a u.s. naval weapons base in new jersey. meanwhile, police have begun scaling back a massive security perimeter on capitol hill, including metal fences topped with razor wire. washington, d.c., non-voting delegate to congress, eleanor holmes norton, has proposed legislation that would ban permanent fencing around the capitol. last month, norton tweeted -- "there are many state-of-the-art options that wouldn't needlessly wall off the capitol complex like a fortress that needs to be protected from the people we represent." in minneapolis, lawyers for former police officer derek chauvin have asked a judge to delay his murder trial and to move it away from hennepin county, which is one of the most diverse counties in minnesota. chauvin faces murder and manslaughter charges after he was filmed kneeling on the neck of george floyd for over nine minutes last may, killing him. chauvin's lawyers cited last friday's unanimous decision by the minneapolis city