--jaime harrison did lose. he was named chairman of the dnc the beginning of this year. part of harrison's story, he was born to a single woman -- a signal mother in south carolina and was raised primarily by his grandparents. he received a scholarship to attend yale university. he was meant toward by a giant, congressman jim clyburn. jamie herrick -- harrison was elected to lead the democratic party making history as the state's first black chair. we are looking forward to sharing more. welcome to the national press club. jaime harrison: madam secretary thank you so much and emily thank you so much for that introduction. thank national press club for having me today. i'm honored and truly humbled to join all of you. i glanced through the list of previous speakers and a could ever -- and it could be called the history maker program. it's a long way from where i grew up in orangeburg, south carolina. my mom had me as a teenager and we lived with my grandparents. neither of my grandparents made it to high school.

and we don't think and a lot of people in the harrison community don't think that making harrison more africa? >> we want business owners in harrison to understand that they don't have to feel pressure of being bullied by the task force. >> and how do you mean bullied, just to be clear? >> for instance, somebody put a sign up on the highway in harrison, "anti-racist is a code word for anti-white." we still to this day, we don't know who put the sign up. >> but can we all just agree that it seems unfriendly? just as a -- >> i don't see it that way. >> you don't see it that way? >> no. >> so would you be fine if the sign came down? >> absolutely not. the sign has been a success. >> like when i drive into town and i see that sign, anti-racism equals anti-white, it makes me feel like as a guy who's not from this community driving into this community i should probably drive through this community. >> when i say racist, can you honestly tell me you don't see a white person? >> i can honestly tell you that. >> really? >> i have black relatives who are racist. >> then i would say that you're p

harrison was incredibly artistic. she studied art and music in school and she later took lessons in indianapolis, indiana at home. she gave her own lessons and established a studio and she also displayed her work in local indianapolis exhibitions. when the harrison's moved into the white house caroline harrison continued these art lessons and also invited congressional and cabinet wives to come take lessons from her at the white house. she was so passionate about art that she even proposed the edition of a new wing on the white house to house an art gallery. unfortunately this never happened, but i think it's so interesting to imagine what it would be like if an entire wing of the white house was a gallery next slide. now in particular mrs. harrison loved watercolors china paintings and florals. she even helped to design the harrison white house china service this photograph shows a tea set painted by mrs. harrison featuring orchids, which were her favorite flower mrs. harrison would often go to the white house conser

i said sir i am jamie harrison and i'm canvases on behalfe of the democrats. and he said okay, but what you want? i said sir this is the most consequential election he cut me off or he said son, limitation of the. he said you see that road you drove up on? i said yes, sir. he said what kindin of road is that? i said it is a dirt road sir. he said son, that was a dirt road when ronald reagan was president pregnant both bushes wereenro president. it was a dirt road and bill clinton and barack obama were president. son it is still a god damn dirt road. until either a democrat or republican paves my route i do no one have to deal to any of you. and he shut his door. as i walked away i thought to myself, the most important thing to this man was his dirt road. for someone else in town that might be internet access or someone across the country it might be better schools.y so many people face hardships and republicans talk and that's all they do is talk bright and they never deliver. from the moment president bite and i discuss the future of dnc have been a broken re

commissioner michael harrison of the baltimore police department. and historian keith mays. i want to bring up, senator klobuchar, what george floyd's brother said right after the verdict. here is what he said. >> the video. you don't need nothing but the video. you couldn't stop the video. you couldn't fast forward the video. somebody was tortured to death. >> senator, without the video, where would we be today? >> i don't know, chuck. but what i do know is this. keith ellison and his team did an incredible job. you had the witnesses, the people that just -- regular people walking by who didn't walk away, who testified. what i came through that trial thinking, the guilt they were shouldering, when they could do nothing about it, the young teenager saying every night she laid awake, apologizing to george floyd, thinking, what could i have done. well, i think you've got to flip that. it's what can we do. to me, you cannot have true justice when chokeholds and knees on the neck are still being considered legitimate in some places. you cannot have true justice when a young kid

. >> and i'll talk to senator amy klobuchar of minnesota, baltimore police commissioner michael harrison, and historian keith mains of the university of minnesota. >>> plus. >> we are no longer recommending a pause for the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> with vaccination rates already falling, will the j&j episode contribute to vaccine hesitancy? >> it is alarming that this is so widespread at a time when we're right on the edge of being able to get past this disease or not. >> my guest this morning, the director of the national institutes of health, dr. francis collins. our new nbc poll. where president biden stands 100 days into his administration. the early successes and the early warning signs. joining me are "wall street journal" columnist peggy noonan. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington. the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> and a good sunday morning. millions of americans felt a combination of grief and relief, experiencing both the trial and the verdict of derek chauvin last wee

professor paul harrison. — relationships. professor paul harrison, good _ relationships.o talk to i relationships. professor paul| harrison, good to talk to you, relationships. professor paul- harrison, good to talk to you, thank you for your time today, lead author of the study at the university of oxford. we were mentioning a few 0xford. we were mentioning a few minutes ago that the roll—out of the moderna vaccine was beginning in the uk today in wales. it is always a big moment when we hear about the first person to get one of these jabs. the first person to get the moderna jab in the elle taylor uk is, a 2a—year—old unpaid care from alan ford and she received the moderna vaccine at the west wales general hospital in carmarthen this morning. we will talk to our wales correspondent tomos morgan very shortly about the roll—out. later, we'll be answering your questions about this. so if you have concerns about blood clots and the oxford/astrazeneca vaccine, the risks to children and the rollout of the moderna vaccine, then send your questions using the hash tag bbc your q

in 1925 she met with a friend who was margaret harrison and margaret harrison, they had lunch together. margaret had recently returned from this filming of this movie called grass and this is a photograph from that that movie she and her filmmaker and the director traveled for seven weeks. through persia, which is now iran they accompanied. 50,000 back tre nomads as they guided their livestock which were a half million cows horses goat sheep across the hot persian desert and across six mountain ranges to their wooden winter path to their winter pastures. well when they met they talked about a lot of things like the fact that the media always. ask women explorers things like do you wear makeup? what kind of clothes do you wear? do you have any love interests? and so blair was really excited to be talking to another explorer about these type of questions and the difficulties they face when they were traveling and so they they both kind of sign the painlessly agreed that there was need for the society of women geographers. blair said men have organizations were explorers can meet and rece

december 25th, 1776, the continental army is being transported across the delaware river to attack harrison entrench in new jersey some nine miles to the south. in the foreground, and anonymous men and possibly one woman, a varying national eighties and races weren't overloaded boat across the river, pushing great slabs of ice out of the way. to the bows occupants are not anonymous. george washington, standing resolutely near the bow, and young lieutenant james mineral holding stars and stripes. what he's painting his glorious and rolling in almost every duty. the river resembles the, rhyme more than the delaware, the vote is too small and inaccurate design. there's too much light, for what was a night crossing. washington did not cross standing up, and the stars and stripes had not yet been adopted of the continental congress, and james monroe was not holding a flag, not in the boat, not even present with the army. he was already across the river. he was busy. washington's plan for surprise attack on trenton was a risky attempt, for the patriot cause. during the summer of 1776, british for

george harrison who had been stockpiling these songs explodes.atest beatle solo album of all. >> over the years, you know, i had such a lot of songs mounting up that i really wanted to do. but only one or two tunes per album. >> were you held down by the other fellows? >> well, very subtly, yes. >> i just like to thank you all for coming here. as you all know, it's a special-benefit concert. >> ravi shankar went to george harrison and said this horrible thing is happening in bangladesh. what can we do? and that created the first ever done. >> the concert for bangladesh was the granddaddy of all issue-themed kertd concerts. and not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. >> it put two beatles back on the stage again. it was unparalleled, at the time. and it may still be unparalleled. >> a great deal of music of the '70s was people who had succeeded in the '60s finding new ways to express themselves in the '70s. have you any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it has? >> because we stay together, i suppose. >> for

it's exactly what you would want a long dinner with harrison ford to be like it's like -- it was justthat you are playing the same part as him and it's always great to see you, buddy i hope it happens on the street soon >> i hope so too, man. >> seth: all right, all the best "the mosquito coast" premieres globally on apple tv plus with the first two episodes tomorrow, followed by new episodes every friday we'll be right back with leslie jordan. ♪ i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer. ♪ ♪ i feel free to bare my skin yeah, that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand nothing on my skin, ♪ ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out of 10 sustained it through 1 year. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪ i see nothing in a different way it's my moment ♪ ♪ so i just gotta say... ♪ ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them

professor harrison has set about capturing that spawn and relocating it to areas that need it most.s the plan? 0k, what we're going to do, is i'm going to ask you to take these callipers and just go down and measure the coral. he measures the new coral regularly and has found that it's been thriving, but he's also found that after three years, it's sexually reproductive, triggering a domino effect of regeneration. tell us a little bit about the breakthrough you've made. what we've been doing is some really exciting research. one of the innovations we've just trialled in the philippines is using an underwater robot, which we called the larvalbot. it's helping us deliver literally millions of coral larvae onto really degraded reef systems, and the really exciting news is that we've got to hectare scales, which means we can start to think about large—scale restoration using this larval technique on reefs all around the world, including the great barrier reef. this is just part of the solution. we have to restore coral populations, but we also have to manage climate change. australia's

president harrison and his young grandson walked out and the marine band struck up a number and all the children cheered. music has been integral part of the easter egg roll ever since and the marine band is still involved. >> along with the legendary conductor, john philip sousa. what was his role? >> to be the leader. including his own composition from time to time. sars and strikes forever being -- stars and stripes forever being the most well-known as well as a variety of popular music. >> as you were describing to harrison's walking out, i can envision our current president walking out with grandchildren. history and tradition really continues. >> absolutely and that is the beauty of the easter egg roll. it's one of the oldest and most deeply loved traditions. not just at the white house, but in all of washington. the more things change, the more they stay the same. >> presidents who have had children, you tell a number of stories along the way of children being involved. what are some of your favorite presidential children or grandchildren stories? >> i very much love this story o

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chairman harrison. you later in the week. >> thank you, rev. >>> by the end of this week, though, we may see prosecutors' closing arguments in the trial of derek chauvin for the killing of george floyd. and floyd's brother is expected to take the stand as one of the prosecution's final witnesses. joining me now is mother of the late eric garner and we also have a civil rights attorney. let me start with you. we are especially honored that you are joining us tonight. you've traveled with me to minneapolis three or four times now over the past year, offering your condolences. and, unfortunately, you shared your experience as a mother of the late eric garner who was killed by police with the same kind of compression that we saw by knee in the case of george floyd, by the arm in the case of your son. and i've seen you as late as tuesday when we were there, shared private moments with the family, because only you and family members know what it is. i've been on a lot of these cases over the decades, as you k

my name is jenny harrison i work a d w. point . draw in munich honestly good champions german cups whenas champions league victors and now congress. and it's old thanks to one minute kanzi flick. now is a relatively unknown culch. elevated the standing in such a short period of time and how did he turn fine music from a crisis club into an on basic machine. click worked on 4 main sectors tactics. mentality. arousal. training. he's proven himself as one of the best coaches in the world and a humble one at that team and. is this you just want to snatched. one man show gets it's been on a farm team playoff game of the 55 year old his makes his progressive training methods with a simple human touch to bring boston back to the top. he's not finished yet. to appreciate flick success at ball and you have to 1st look at the tomatoes position the club was in when he arrived he was handed the job in november 29th seen up to nikko that his side had been spanked 51 front 4. it was an embarrassing result which left by an informed place but the

. >> malik harrison, linebacker, ohio state. >> last year's nfl draft was totally virtual.oodell live from his basement. but today's draft in cleveland will be live and in person. nearly 50,000 fans expected to attend the mostly-outdoor events, continuing the long-standing tradition of booing the commissioner in person. but don't worry, the nfl is keeping some of last year's newer traditions, too. goodell bringing that big, comfy chair all the way from his basement in bronxsville, new york with him. as for the draft itself -- >> a lot of question marks. a lot of uncertainty. a lot of unpredictability will make it the most entertaining, with opt outs. with covid interruptions. >> 13 are expected to attend in person, which means we can expect a blitz of over the top fashion. like ezekiel elliott in 2016. jair alexander in 2018 and kyler murray in 2019. this year's picking order is set, with the jaguars picking first and the new york jets going second. but who will the jags take as the first overall draft pick?arh toreing toollege and back in the number one spot. clemson only

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may name is jenny harrison anchorage a d. . germany's finance minister is grilled over why a card. tells a parliamentary inquiry that the blame for the scandal does not lie with the government will examine that. crowd with tens of thousands of satellites to go there over the coming years we'll look at the businesses hoping to profit. they came like a play but farmers battling an outbreak of locusts in east africa are finding ways to turn it to their. this is due to be business. and welcome to the program germany's finance minister says the country's government is not to blame for the scandal. has been appearing before a parliamentary inquiry into the demise of the form a darling of the dax wild card collapsed last year after admitting to a 1900000000 euros hole in its balance sheet. the german finance minister and vice chancellor says he's innocent he denies all of the investigative committees allegations of responsibility for the former tax company's accounting scandal. the federal government isn't responsible for this large scale fraud obviously that happened with high criminal e

their final possession. 7 seconds left harrison barnes.t's a good look at it 3, though, no good rims out warriors. hang on to beat the kings won 17 1.13 the final step finished with 37 points. one quick note, steph hated 83rd 3 pointer this month. he now has 85 of them. that's the most 3 pointers in a calendar month in nba history that breaks james harden's record of 82 in november of 2019. he just keeps on breaking records and guess who was there to witness it all our very own kate rooney. okay. it wasn't pretty. but like steve kerr said, a win is a win. >> to win. this one was definitely an even one, but the warriors do escape that spot in the win column. if you could look at the recent slate of games. this team has been playing to the level of their opponents a little bit. they beat philly at home. the moves to washington beat denver then barely escaping with the win over the kings tonight. and this is an important one because they're still jockeying for that postseason position. a spot in that play in tournament bracket tonight. it wil

we've made a reproduction of it for our interpreter jay harrison to wear. we were contacted recently by the connecticut historical society about borrowing the hat because the american school for the deaf in connecticut was founded during monroe's tour in 1817 and he visited there. and they did not have a sign in american sign language yet for president. so the stories related to us is the sign was created that day and this is still today the asl sign for president. it's this. and the story is it's because of the hat he was wearing. i wish we could claim we made that up. we didn't. the story was brought to us. we're about to loan the hat for that purpose for that school. i think it's a wonderful visual image that has helped influence something that has endured here for 200 years. even if it's not true, it's a great story. i love it. [ inaudible ] >> packed with real stuff. [ inaudible ] >> thank you. unsolicited endorsement there from my friend tracy. we have brochures and our program schedule out in the hallway. i encourage you to take those if you haven't

and despite the occasional outbreak both have had success in stamping out front of buyers rachelle harrison plus reports from sydney. it's been a lone 13 month why spout the day is finally here a covert safe travel call it all has opens between australia and new zealand with travel is no longer needing to quarantine on arrival in the country here at sydney's international airport around 2 dozen flights between sydney a new zealand scheduled to take off and land this monday whether they were uniting with family and friends or taking a well deserved holiday people are excited i'm grateful to be travelling overseas once again it was really weird feeling to be allowed to and us feel like breaking the rules a little bit of the but it was quite exciting yeah it's really it's great to have opportunity we just haven't been on a plane for so long it's kind of nice to. have to go somewhere get back on a plane we usually travel quite a bit so it's been a long toward we haven't seen each other for 14 months thank goodness fizzing and messenger and stuff yes i went to see him there announced it at 4 o'c

let's get to the yard. .. >> sean: now villain of the day, dnc jamie harrison takes a cheap shot sayingreceipts." senator scott said hey, jamie, we saw your receipts. $132 million and losing to lindsey graham over ten points? seems a little high, don't you think? ouch. good job, senator scott. that's all the time we have left. thanks for being with us. set your dvr so you never miss an episod let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham takes over. >> laura: i'm laura ingram and this is "the ingraham angle" on a busy friday >> this is ingraham angle on a busy friday night. the shocking admission from an alternate journal juror in the chauvin file, the jury in termination affect the outcome. alan dershowitz has the answer. biden and kamala's republic opinions is a truly bizarre documentary from share. raymond explorer explained in friday volleys. biden absence erection us. that's the focus of tonight's angle. it was much to the

they beat sheffield united 2—1 — jack harrison's seventh goal of the season put them ahead. club equalised just before half time — oli mcburnie�*s deflected shot was turned in by ben osborn, goalline technology helping the referee give it. but philjagielka's own goaljust after half time consigned the blades to a 24th defeat of the season. they're 1a points from safety with just 8 games to play. gfx)0ne other game to tell you about. 9th against seventh would you believe. arsenal host liverpool. that one kicks off at 8. brora rangers almost pulled off another shock in the scottish cup this afternoon — but were beaten in extra time by stranraer. after knocking hearts out in round 2, brora were eventually beaten 3—1 in extra time by the league two side. fraserburuh and formartine were also beaten — ending non league interest in the competition. aberdeen and st mirren were amongst the premiership teams into round 4. celtic falkirk kicked off at 7:30. all of the scores can be found on the bbc sport website. west ham's first league win since before christmas has lifted them off the

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again, i would encourage you to reach out to commissioner harrison. he's living it real time. but he has told me repeatedly that the consent decree is what has allowed him to really drive change in baltimore. so you know what the? i want us to be successful. i'm not going to say that there's no reason to drive fear being alarmist. that's not where we're at. the doj wants us to get this right. louisville is a major city. woe have to get it right. i like at this as a partnership, somebody is neutral and they're saying this is what you need to do. this isn't a surprise. we've had four years where at least the last three consent decreases were put on pause for largely political reasons. so we knew they were going to come back and you'll see more of them. it's okay. it's okay. you know, one of the things you think about where i was accused of right or wrong in policing as we investigate our own is that the -- someone qualified is coming in as an outside party providing feedback. i'll take that all day long. thank you. >> [question inaudible] >> i don't see it that way. >> [question

jamie harrison says his unsuccessful senate run against lindsey graham was a victim of the parties forlindsay and his crew of dark money effectively labeled me as someone who believed in defunding the police. i don't believe in that, but they were able to do it because the democratic brand in south carolina, people would believe anything. >> kennedy: so here you have police officers leaving the force because you know this. the mayor of portland has been so bad about supporting his own department and now would rather go to burma than portland because it's become so dangerous. what do you see here? >> mollie: it just kills me because it's something we've seen over the past year now. one of them told me we are all going to go to communities that want us to someone else is speaking for me here and speaking for those residents in portland and giving them the message that they are not wanted and a block away, there are stickers up that say cops are not welcome and they are referred to as uniformed gang members. if that doesn't speak for me, that doesn't speak for my family outside of portlan

police believe the suspects were traveling in these two cars that drove away on harrison street. nobody was injur oakland tag. how is valedictorian is making history. >>> the cloud cover almost impossible to shake. low hanging cloud cover over downtown san francisco. right now >>> a senior at oakland tech high school making history. and the school's first african- american male valedictorian. >> reporter: most would feel lucky, overjoyed to be choosing amongst the schools that he's considering, stanford, harvard, princeton all on the lists. the chemin credits his family for instilling a love of learning and setting high expectations. >> thg i ev an archologand then i wanted to be an astronaut, a surgeon, and now an engineer. >> reporter: this when a student with a 4.7 gpa is already a trailblazer. he said to become oakland text first african-american male valedictorian. >> i was definitely shocked to find out. the school is over 100 years old in the middle of oakland. i'm really surprised. >> reporter: in addition e first -- most procedures universities in the country are eagerly

what i can say is my good friend michael harrison is commissioner of the baltimore police department and he and i speak fairly regularly and they're under consent decree. what i have seen through him is how if you get the right team running the consent decree, it can do nothing but benefit the department and the city, so i think ideally we don't find ourselves in that space because it's just, i think it can be costly quite honestly, but i also will say if the doj comes back and says we think this is necessary, well, then it is necessary. so i think then what do you need to do to make it a positive. and again, i would encourage you to reach out to commissioner harrison. he is living it real time. he has told me repeatedly that the consent decree allowed him to drive change in baltimore. you know what, i want us to be successful and i'm not going to say -- there's no reason to drive fear or be an alarmist. the doj wants us to get this right. louisville is a major city. it has to get it right. i look at this as a partnership, someone is neutral, they're coming in, saying this is what yo

it was harrison ford. harrison ford was dressed as a hot dog.y: oh. >> you were princess leia. >> now what are you, exactly? i see you're a hot dog, but you also are a dog. [ laughter ] >> i'm a dog. in a hot dog suit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: technically, he's a dog in a hot dog suit, all right. did you throw meatballs at the audience with a supermodel? [ laughter ] >> i don't remember that. >> jimmy: so no is your answer? >> i'm saying i don't think i did. >> jimmy: okay, well, let's look at the videotape. >> i want to throw one, can i throw one? >> jimmy: not a chance heidi made those. >> how i would remember -- that was like 1956. [ laughter ] how would i remember that? all right. did katy perry ever jump on your bed at home? >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. she did. oh, wait, no she didn't. [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: all right. >> unless there's something you want to tell us. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right, she didn't. >> no. so many other people did. >> jimmy: yeah, other people did, yes. did you write a tandem bike with steve martin? >> i don'

. >> democratic national committee jaime harrison: talks about voting rights. >> good afternoon. welcome to the national press club what -- press club, the place where news happens. membership secretary of the international press club.

with vice president harrison speaker pelosi made history as the first two women to share the dais with the president. president biden focused on selling his massive infrastructure proposal, calling it a blue-collar blueprint to build america. >> wall street didn't build this country, middle-class built this country and unions built the middle class. >> reporter: and the present look for support of his $1.8 trillion american families plan. >> a guarantees for additional years of public education for every person in america starting as early as we can. >> reporter: he also address legislative goals that have stalled in a divided congress from immigration to police reform. >> let's get it done next month. >> reporter: senator tim scott of south carolina delivered the republican response. >> our nation is starving for more than empty platitudes. we need policies and progress that is closer together. three months in, the actions of the president and his party are pulling us further and further apart. >> reporter: republican lawmakers have accused the president of not honoring his pledge to

they beat sheffield united 2—1 — jack harrison's seventh goal of the season put them ahead.e — oli mcburnie's deflected shot was turned in by ben osborn, goalline technology helping the referee give it. but philjagielka's own goaljust after half time consigned the blades to a 24th defeat of the season. they're 1a points from safety with just 8 games to play. leaders manchester city are at 3rd placed leicester in the 5:30 kick off. goalless at half time — both teams had goals disallowed for offside. later arsenal host liverpool just the one game in the championship today where brentford's hopes of automatic promotion were hindered by a 1—1 draw at huddersfield. they didn't help themselves when some slack defending gifted the ball to lewis o'brien, who fired the home side side ahead afterjust seven minutes. the grabbed the equaliserjust after the break when mads sorensen eventually prodded the ball home. the point leaves them nine behind second placed watford with a game in hand. brora rangers of the highland league stunned hearts in the second round of the scottish cup but th

zoe harrison of saracens, who was due to be on the bench, has been dropped because of a breach of covidve got a few protocols _ onto the bench that we've got a few protocols in — onto the bench that we've got a few protocols in place through the camp that are _ protocols in place through the camp that are integral to our environment, and reporting and in the morning on a regular basis, and slight _ the morning on a regular basis, and slight misdemeanor with her reporting in and we have taken her down _ reporting in and we have taken her down from — reporting in and we have taken her down from this game. motor sport's newest event — extreme e — gets underway this weekend with "desert x prix" in saudi arabia. the competition is an fia—sanctioned off—road racing series, which will take place in remote parts of the world to raise awareness of climate change. it's also gender equal — with one male and one female driver on each team. jamie chadwick from veloce racing is one of those looking forward to the new season. basically the whole concept is we are raising electric suvs all around the w

harrison first. i should amend in every instance it was and has been allowed for some time in the province of new jersey for the female to vote. and so upon that should the vote be male. that becomes a question for another time and yet upon that voting by mail confounds me for further now as colonel mason spoke on the election airing of virginia and a great many of other provinces has ever functioned the same upon the apportion election day the freeholders of the various county should go to a polling place and from that it'll voce by voice say specifically whom they are voting for this ensures that a man's vote is equitable to his house as well as those two his own honor, right it prevents various measures why which a vote might be tampered with providing a great many witnesses you insinuate mr. harris that well there should come a day that someone should cast their vote in secret. yes, that's implicit in the question. isn't it sir? well upon that i i know not how i feel upon it sir. i have never giv

americans comes with earning their confidence >> i have full trust in the vaccine >> reporter: but danny harrison says he had to be convinced and now regrets getting his j&j dose >> i'm just praying, to be honest with you. there's nothing that i can do i can't take it out of me >> reporter: tonight the race to vaccinate and to restore public trust. miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> in just 60 seconds, our series "american extremism. a new warning about the risks for the entire country >>> president biden today declaring it's time for american troops to come home as he announced all u.s. forces will soon be out of afghanistan, saying the events of 9/11 20 years ago cannot explain why we should remain here in 2021 here's peter alexander. >> reporter: america's commander in chief tonight paying his respects to fallen u.s. troops from iraq and afghanistan at arlington national cemetery >> look at them all. >> reporter: earlier president biden declaring america's longest war will come to an end by september 11th speaking in the same room where president bush first announced military action in afghanistan.

and that is the big question now, and i hope that they do. >> jamie harrison of the dnc, thank you for being with me. >> thank you, chris. >> today exactly 100 days after the attack, a militia member who was caught on camera inside the capitol pled guilty, breaching the building, now reportedly cooperating with the government. the first time that's happened, as we continue to sift through what happened on january 6. one of the people tasked with keeping the capitol safe from attack, generous he will honore joins me next. orld's number 1 selling nerve care company. as we age, natural changes to our nerves occur which can lead to occasional discomfort. nervive contains b complex vitamins that nourish nerves, build nerve insulation and enhance nerve communication. and, alpha-lipoic acid, which relieves occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. live your life with less nerve discomfort with nervive nerve relief. obsession has many names. this is ours. the lexus is. all in on the sports sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $369 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus deal

. >> the principal author of the new legislation berkeley city council member kate harrison says the ordinance is primarily an annual report that will include an inventory of current police equipment. the official policy for its use and the circumstances. >> frankly, a lot of this grows out of concerns for black lives matter. and this sense that sometimes weaponry is appears more in lower income african-american neighborhoods. it does in my neighborhood. and so we want to know where it was or was it a lot of crowd control. do we have a lot of demonstrations where it was used. so that kind of information we're looking for right now. we don't know how often it's used or where because there is no reporting on it. this type of equipment is typically used by the u.s. military and is now commonly acquired and used on america's streets by local police departments. what is now standard the place is not standard to the public. these things really look. >> frightening. but you when there's a large group of officers like in the crowd control situations. this list. partly came out former preside

my name is james harrison i work. this is you know your new is a live from berlin the battle to replace uncle americal heats up 2 men declare themselves ready to leave the conservatives in germany's upcoming election our political editor tells us who's got the best chance also coming up on the show printing a revolution and mark activists put their pro-democracy message on paper amid internet blackout they're risking their lives to say they won't stop till they've defeated the military clinton act. and what's behind the flare up of violence in northern ireland we meet a young.

that's the george harrison classic "got my mind set on you." because my youngest grandson eli and i dance, laugh, sing to it all the time. thank you for singing it. i'm the oldest grandmother to six beautiful grandkids. eli is the youngest, and we thank you so much for singing that song. we love it. >> kelly: it is one that comes

it happened just east of harrison street just before 7:00 p.m. two lanes were blocked for about an hour. backing up traffic past the treasure island exit. no word yet on what caused the fire. >>> days after a man mysteriously died in police custody, dozens of student protesters marched to the alameda police department to demand answers. protesters, most of them high school students, marched through the streets to support mario gonzalez who died in police custody on monday. and, they are demanding that the department release the officer's names and body cam footage. alameda police say 26-year-old gonzalez had a medical emergency while they were trying to arrest him. he died later but the man's family said gonzalez was a healthy 26-year-old. >> i'm saddened. and, i'm frustrated and i'm angry. people of color should not be the ones dying by the police. police are told to protect and serve yet they are not protecting all people. >> the city of alameda has hired an independent consultant to investigate the death. >>> still ahead on kpix5 news at 11:00

they would answer with harrison barnes, the former warrior. tonight 16 first half points, sacramento up three mid way. barnes, watch this shot, curry, already all time leader in three for a calendar month. are you even shocked anymore? third quarter. in hoops we call this a wedgy. curry stuck between a rim and a back board. later warriors up one, less than two minutes. curry, a miss. green, a shot with a tap in. final seconds, up one, warriors curry turned it over but buddy hill gave it back out of bounds. what a wild sequence there. warriors almost lost it. kings would be down by two. curry missed a shot. rnes to eray hshot! o, look dubs held 117-113. curry scored 37 and they are in the playoff mix with 11 regular season games left. >> we were able to squeak it out but that was a really difficult game and we were lucky to escape with a win. >> i don't think tonight we were ready to go. you know, whatever that can be, sunday, you know, maybe not respecting those guys the way we should have. >> through the night, dramond carried us in a lot of

name is jenny harrison a word a d.w.i. . this is de w.'s mind from the end no beds no drugs no oxygen and is hospitals to collapse under the weight of a colossal 2nd wave of corona virus infections the capital delhi is counting one covert related death every 5 minutes as people struggle to find help fighting the illness. also coming out fading hope for survivors.