tear at harrison hall. one of the more popular gentleman who comes visiting is a colonel who is a colonel of mississippi. he's as doctor. heo is so wife in a kids of his own back there as i think coming to leesburg and meeting the harrison to also have a kids and are also well-to-do southern family, and should they had a lot in common. colonel burke makes a special friendship with the young virginia miller at the knees of harrison's is from washington d.c.. she's about 19 or 20 years old and she is staying at harrison hall and meets colonel burke. according to regina they had a close relationship and close to what you would think of as siblings like a familial of affection for each other. i think he's probably thinking about the harrison's and the other white people when leesburg when he is there outside of the potomac river really. things in the morning of october 1, not going to replay the battle, full disclosure i'm not a civil warer or military historian to what i can tell you is the end result of the b

some are frequent guests of the harrison's here at harrison hall. one of the more popular gentleman who comes visiting is eight colonel bert who is a colonel of the 18th mississippi erie he is a doctor back home in jackson. he has a wife and eight kids of his own back there. i think coming to leesburg and meeting the harrison's paris pretty well-to-do southern family i'm sure they have a lot in common. in fact, he makes a special friendship and niece of the harrison's who is from washington d.c. she sang at harrison hall and meets colonel burke. close to what you think of as siblings they had a affection for each other. not only feeling of patriotism for the confederacy and the other white people in leesburg outside the potomac river actually. things in the morning of october 21, full disclosure i'm not a full disclosure or historian. what i can tell you is the end result are pretty clear. as colonel bert in the 18th are going across the field they are being guided by a maryland her. a mail in hers later given credit as a virginian that is mr. elija

here at harrison hall. one of the more popular gentlemen who comes visiting is a colonel burt who is a colonel of the 18th mississippi. he is a doctor back home in jackson. he has a wife and eight kids of his own back there. and so i think that coming to leesburg and meeting the harrisons who also have eight kids and are a pretty well to do southern family, i'm sure they have a lot in common. in fact, colonel burt makes a special friendship with young virginia miller, a niece of the harrisons who is from washington, d.c. she is about 19, 20 years old, and she is staying there at harrison hall and meets colonel burt. they had a very close friendship and they were close to what you think of as siblings. they had a familial kind of affection for each other. so colonel burt not only feels patriotism for the confederacy, but i think he is probably thinking about the harrisons and the other white people in leesburg when he is there on the heights outside of -- outside of the potomac river, really. and things in t

so jim harrison is there. he will never run.believes in fighting rather than switching. >> brennan: you are being very diplomatic in your answer there. back in november, you told the a.p., jamie harrison knows how to do the job. i fear he may not be allowed to do the job. he is being hamstrung by people who never ran for anything. who are those people? who is standing in his way? >> i'm not going to name those people. >> brennan: is it the white house? >> i'm not saying who it is. i am saying that all of us -- ie problem. every time i run for election -- i was talking to my grandson just yesterday, about what he thought i ought to do, and i said when was the last time he was out asking anybody for a vote? jim harrison ran a very bruising race with the gentleman you just had on here. he knows what it is to run. he knows what it is to lose. and i'm saying i lost three times before i got elected. so i know what it is to lose an election, and i know what it is to come back from an election. jamie harrison is just what we need. >> br

jim harrison is there.he will never run. >> with midterms looming, democrats are scrambling to hold on to their congressional majority. a recent gallup survey found fewer americans identifying with the democratic party. giving the g.o.p. its largest advantage in more than 25 years. >> this has been an epic failure of a year for joe biden. >> he came in promising that he would unite the country. and he would put covid behind us. and he has done the exact opposite. >> but donors are hedging their bet. new fundraising numbers released today show republicans only slightly outraise democrats last year. the rnc says it raised $158 million in 2021. democrats raising 157 million in the same period. and there's a lot more money being raised and spent aside from the political parties george soros, for example, the wealthy and controversial democratic donor pouring $125 million into his super pac all to help boost democratic candidates. shannon? >> shannon: mark meredith thank you very much, mark. bring in senior poli

is this a situation that all of fighting going on between chuck schumer or jamie harrison gets better if democrats put more points on the board legislatively? >> certainly if this were making some gains legislatively that could help but arguably people keep talking about if they could only get it across the board, the goal line. well, there are significant accomplishments by the democrats. people don't care or they're not moved by it. i mean, that's the bottom line here. they can say they passed record amount of money for covid relief, they can talk about the infrastructure bill. biden's numbers are still in the tank. so something has to change and getting back to the dnc, you know, that's what jamie harrison wanted to have influence over. hey, something has got to give here, let me have a little more say in the direction of messaging and directing of resources and, you know, that is the clash right now with the white house. >> josh, democrats across the spectrum i think see this impending supreme court nomination battle if it is indeed a battle as an opportunity to reset, get the par

a harrison hetrick, the hour mark. a harrison hetrick, the first of his career.ma, no way. it leads forth was ruled out. and bowen should've salvaged the stoppage time point, but didn't use his head. west him stay forth as that bubble is about to burst. —— west ham. ben croucher, bbc news. a big dent then in west ham's hopes for the top four — but manager david moyes isn't happy with the way the premier league's handling covid disruptions. remember, the north london derby was called off today due to a lack of available arsenal players — only in part because of covid. west ham played a rearranged game in midweek against norwich. but, despite leeds needing to fit two postponed game in, they had the week off to prepare for today's game — and moyes believe that made a difference. i'm trying not to make it as an excuse, but i feel that the players deserve it. the players have done so well and played so well, and today well and played so well, and today we didn't perform. and i'm putting it down to, you know, playing leads twice is very difficult, but squeezing in anot

harrison is leeds�* hat—trick hero — as west ham's top four hopes take a hit.ustralia wrap up a 4—0 ashes win, as england's miserable tour ends with one last batting fail. welcome along, thank you forjoining. we start tonight with an all too familiar story — not england's batting collapse, that's to come — but everton, who yet again are searching for a new manager after sacking rafa benitez. it comes after their disappointing 2—1 defeat at strugglers norwich city yesterday. there were angry scenes from travelling fans. everton have lost nine of their past 12 premier league games, sinking from fourth in the table at the start to where they are currently — which is six points off the bottom three. the club has said an update on his permanent replacement "will be made in due course". in the last hour, rafa benitez has lamented football's lack of patience and the demand for immediate results. in a statement, he's thanked everton�*s board, staff, players, and fans saying... we've been getting the thoughts of one everton fan. ped mcpartland's been telling us what the

harrison won it for a depleted leeds side, sealing his first hattrick in the process.d arsenal, whose north london derby at tottenham was called off. and liverpool are up to second in table with a 3—0 win over brentford at anfield — a crucial three points forjurgen klopp's side. fabinho, alex oxlade chamberlain and takumi minamino here with the goals. the win moves liverpool above chelsea, 11 points behind the leaders manchester city with a game in hand. in the women's super league, bottom of the table leicester have beaten brighton 1—0 — shannon o'brien the scorer. tottenham can go third and just two points behind the leaders arsenal if they can beat west ham in the late game. and the referee was the centre of attention once again in the africa cup of nations with two late var penalties in a 1—1 draw between gambia and mali. mali took the lead when brighton's yves bissouma went to ground inside the penalty area. play continued for a couple of minutes before the penalty was eventually awarded and scored. gambia equalised when bissouma was penalised for this handball. m

you know it's a special benefit concert. ♪ >> robbie went to george harrison and said this terrible thing what can we do? and that created the first major superstar benefit concert ever done. >> the concert for bangladesh was the gran daddy of all issue themed concerts and not only did you get george harrison, you get eric clapton. >> it put two beatles on the stage again. it was unparalleled at the time and may still be. >> a great deal of music of the '70s was people who had succeeded in the '60s. >> have you any idea why your group in particular has lasted as long as it has? >> because we stay together. >> for a few years, the roling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like, where do we secure our foothold now? >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france and record this record. exile on main street. in an uncomfortable, hot, muddy sounding studio. ♪ >> that record is the embodiment of making masterpieces on a daily basis. i remember reading this was a debotched album. i don't know what that me

todd harrison. mr. harrison? >> mr. chairman, ranking member babin and distinguished members of the subcommittee and full committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on this important topic. the fundamental question we're addressing today is what the role of nasa should be in this transitional period from a focus on low earth orbit to far reaching exploration goals to the moon and beyond. when the former nasa administrator spoke last year he used the dime framework of national power, diplomatic, information, military and economic to describe how he thinks about the role of nasa. i want to focus my testimony today on nasa's diplomatic and economic roles and how that should impact our thinking about nasa's future in l.e.o. nasa has agreements with more than 120 nations. these partnerships help advance u.s. interests in areas such as the environment, human rights and stem education. cooperation in space also increases transparency, it builds confidence and promotes responsible behavior in space. for example,

then we have 17 year old george harrison, george harris. i really liked this fighter because folks always said he was the youngest lad with the biggest hair diverse, the taller they played on the in rav for 3 months, from 7 pm to 5 pm. they hadn't composed their own me as a get saudi played rock and roll songs from the fifty's. and they lived here. this was, this used to be in movie theater, many kilowatts. and the old bambi cinema was the beatles 1st residence is climate come and they lived in little rooms without windows or he things and they were here until the end of november. so it was really calling. i didn't even think they had to bathe in the men's room wouldn't as he hadn't rush knows i shouldn't, but mom for his little dog. so they quickly gave this place the nickname, the black hole of calcutta swaps, and i made them eventually, both the club and via combination got better after the indra the beatles played for 50 nights at the kaiser kayla watson's youngest play performed with sailors, rockers and gangsters. because rock'n'roll

ready ringback ready ready ready ready you start to sing and here comes the sun, half of george harrison's with us on. i sank. polly is more than just to read like district bars. there are also many claps, like the in brown. it was here that the beatles gave the very 1st performance in hamburg in 1967. absolutely. and what they were complete amateurs, a full choice band to vote only because 3 other bands from liverpool couldn't make it where the bees will send to hamburg as a quick fix, look, a shift shipped sure and a food lab later with me. all of them still had elvis hair, des moines here of the ocean target and memo from goes through the group when i show them this picking 18 year old pool, often piling guys folks with a dorm stud for mertz, then we have 17 year old george harrison george harris, i really liked this fighter because folks always said he was the youngest lad with the biggest hair diverse, the taller they played. at the end rav for 3 months from 7 pm to 5 pm. they hadn't composed their own music, get sold. he played rock and roll songs from the fifty's. and they lived her

jennifer harrison founder of victims right, new york pack, a group that speaks for crime victims, heriend was stabbed to death allegedly by a parolee. what do you think of policies, not just mr. bragg but probation reporters across the country? >> exactly. i urge alvin bragg to meet with this attorney's family and let them know why this person that stole all of their hopes and all of their dreams does not even deserve to do 20 years in prison. i want him to explain to these parents who have to bury their young daughter why, how his announcement might have enticed this thug to grab a gun and rob the burger king. eric: the hall of justice talking about this saying that in some cases you need to have other approaches such as diversion, do you think that will stop crime and could that potentially have stopped this murderist thug who walked in the burger king, pistol whipped someone else and shot the poor 19-year-old teenager working on saturday morning, shot her and she died? >> you know, providing services and diversion is all great and we need to implement that but we can't remove any k

ready ready ready ready ready ready ready you start to sing and here comes the sun roof george harrison's with us on. i sank polly, it's more than just to read like district was bars. there are also many claps like that in drought. it was here that the beatles gave the very 1st performance in hamburg in 1967 absolute and they were complete amateurs, a full your choice band with only because 3 other bands from liverpool couldn't make it where the bees will send to hamburg. as a quick fix, look, a shift ship soon of food. i have fighters with me, all of them still had elvis headed home here of the ash room. doug, it a memo from goes through the group when i show them this, pick an 18 year old pool of the mileage guys. folks would a dorm stud for murder, then we have 17 year old george harrison, george harris. i really liked this fighter because folks always said he was the youngest lad with the biggest hair diverse the taller they played. at the end rav for 3 months from 7 pm to 5 pm. they hadn't composed their own music get so they played rock and roll songs from the fifty's. and they live

louis cardinals outfielder harrison bader. the major leader major leaguer joined students for gym class and try to be students of their own game. >> in the game they played they had a lot more success that i did. i found a lot more success on the field in front of st. louis fans. >> harrison bader won a gold glove for his defensive play. he says he will stick to baseball and leave teaching to the real pros. >> best day ever, right? >> that would have blown my mind, growing up as a professional baseball player showed up as a pe teacher. >> just playing dodgeball with you, can you imagine? >> dustup all the way into it, man. >> just loved it, please. ouch. >> he has plenty of time with lockup going on let's see what is happening in the weather. the storm track has pushed north. this will remain the pattern for what looks like the next couple of weeks. the rain is again aiming toward the pacific northwest. flood watch is in effect around seattle. a dry forecast in store for the bay area for the next several days. rain chances are

wh president grover cleveland lost his reelection bid to benjamin harrison in 1888, his wife told thete house staff to keep everything in place, because they'd be back in four years. she was right. four years later, cleveland soundly defeat harrison, becoming the first, and still the only, ex-president who won the job again. but several others have tried, both before and after cleveland. martin van buren, ousted in 1840, came very close to winning his party's nomination four years later, but came up short. in 1848 he ran again, as the nominee of the free soil party-- and lost again. millard filmore, who became president when zachary taylor died, lost the whig party nomination in 1852, and ran four yearlater as the candidate of the nativist american party, better known as the "know nothing party." he got 20% of the vote. ulysses grant honored the two- term tradition by not running in 1876, but four years later made a strongid to win the republican nomination. he fell just short after a 36 ballot marathon. just after his landslide election to a full term in 1904, theodore roosevelt anno

not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. >> it got dylan out of hiding.gain. it was unparalleled at the time and 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 had? >> because we stay together i suppose. >> for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> even brian felt he wasn't going to be around that long. not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like where do we secure our foothold now? ♪ >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france. and record this record, "exile on main street." in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy sounding studio. >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading the review saying this is like a debauched album. i didn't know what debauched means but i got to get me some of this debauchery stuff. ♪ baby, i can't stay ♪ ♪ you got

his wife khloe, his children ryan and harrison. little harrison born just a couple of weeks before last summer's u.s. open here at torrey. his first career win. luke list moves into fourth in the fedex cup standings. with an amazing victory here. he had -- can't emphasize enough how long he happened to wait and sit back and wonder if anyone was going to overtake him. they were tide with him. at one time there were three tied and he knew that the 18th would always be looming and perhaps someone could knock him out on the 72nd hole. we go to ahanda. amanda: luke, you've waited a long time for this moment. what was another two hours to wait for this to happen? what did it take? >> i have no idea. this is what it's all about right here. this is my rock and she's been telling me for a long time, daddy, i want a trophy. and i finally won a trophy. look at the candy in it. amanda: which you look at the camera and say go, daddy one more time? >> go, daddy. amanda: congratulations to the entire family, jim? jim: he's got his trophy in his h

remember, there are at least a dozen kids of some kind in harrison hall at any given time as well as family members and people that are there. and who does colonel burt make eye contact with across the hall but the young virginia miller, the young woman who is befriended in this house. she writes that the soldiers that were with him were trying to go find a doctor, trying to find a bed upstairs, there was no one with colonel burt. virginia miller rushes to his side and takes his hand. there is nothing else she can do for him but she can take his hand. eventually after some time there is space made upstairs for him. colonel burt is taken upstairs and is made as comfortable as can be made for him, and surprising a lot of people, colonel burt hangs in there. a day passes. then another day passes. virginia helps him write a letter to his wife back in mississippi. they have small, charming, insignificant conversations. for five days colonel burt lingers in this house behind me. as you're looking at it, it's the second story. and i believe it is the second window from the right as you're l

a few miles south, in harrison township, a young woman was walking towards the flag star bank.dle. >> new job, first paycheck. >> yeah. >> sara remainer, to 19, notice a young guy was sunglasses on the street, definitely checking her out as she approached the bank. a creature out a little, but you try to ignore it, going directly to a tellers room. >> the man in the shade stormed in behind her, as seen in chilling detail. >> i handed in my check, as soon as i put the check on the counter, i felt a gun to the back of my head. >> then, all common collected, he began giving the bank teller instructions. where did he? say >> he said give me 50, 000, dollars or all killer. >> you could feel the gun on you? >> yeah. he presses it hard enough for me to be bent over the counter. he had his hand on the back of my neck. >> the teller resist of the band's demand for $50,000. she said she didn't have that money. the man with the gun continue to threaten sarah. so, give me $50, 000, or she's dead? >> yeah. >> how long this go on? >> not that long. she ended up opening the drawer and giving

harrison. he is the director of aerospace security at the center for strategic and international studies. as a senior fellow, he leads the center's efforts for nonpartisan research and analysis in defense funding, space security. he previously worked across the aerospace industry and served as a captain in the u.s. air force reserves. he is a graduate of the massachusetts institute of technology, with a bs and ms in aeronautics and astronomic's. our fifth and final witness is captain william sheppard. he served as a navy seal, nasa astronaut, and a senior government official with the department of defense. he started his military career in 19 some the one as an demotion expert. he was selected as a nasa astronaut. he flew as a mission specialist on three flights. in 1993, he was selected as program manager for the new mission. in 2000, he served as commander of expedition one. he returned to the navy in 2001 . captain sheppard consulted government organizations. he received a bachelor's degree

my gala was awarded a medal for harrison before retiring last year. he died peacefully at the ripe old age of 8. ah, type a picture of the top stories here, u. s. president joe biden has defended his administration's response to the search, and on the con cases, he says, he's confident the country's on the right track. a u. s. senate committee has met to hear the federal governments take on how it's handling the pandemic. more people are now in the hospital with the cobra 19 than ever before. and infections are hitting an average of 3 quarters of a 1000000 a day. the double h o is warning of an approaching tidal wave of infections in europe. it says more than a half of people there are likely to be infected by the armor convent in the next 2 months. it is quickly becoming the dominant virus invest in europe and this know spreading into the balkans. at this rate, the institute for health met, picks and evaluation for past that more than 50 percent of the population in the region will be infected with o mcclung. in the next $6.00 to $8.00 weeks, quebec

harrison has added one inch of fresh snow. the center of the storm just up the coast comments coming in. a lot of it into albany. all the way to williamsport. down to the nations capital in dc. watches, warnings and advisories,. it warnings up and down the coast from atlantic city along to maine. winter storm warnings, the blizzard warnings we could see some gusts, 60, 70 miles per hour or stronger and winter storm warnings in place for heavy snow and down. still to come on top of what has artie fallen. the numbers are impressive, the deep purples, two feet of fresh snow to connecticut. still to come 5 to 8 inches in new york, 12 to 18 inches. future track for a good portion of the day, we are just getting started and we will give you updates through the morning. amy: visibility expected, midday, pounding waves on the jersey beaches. the second time the jersey beach expected for more of snow. in long branch, how are the conditions? coming down sideways. >> reporter: i heard you say star wars. i took the millennium falcon to my

now israel's head of state is sac harrison has arrived in the united arab emirates. and the 1st ever official visit by an israeli president, it comes 2 years after the 2 countries normalize diplomatic ties. has aug flew to the to through to abu dhabi the capital of the amorites, where he met crown prince and defacto roulette. muhammad been zide. the 2 sides discussed security economic and bilateral relations. israel's president isaac had so on his way to the united arab emirates historic visit, the 1st of misery leda, to the gulf states at the royal palace and abu dhabi as meets crown prince mohammed bins. i it with as part of the us mediated abram accords, israel the u. e established diplomatic relations in september of 2020 almost over night, commerce and tourism between the 2 countries flourished. $400000.00 israeli tourists have already visited the emeralds. freight through the 2 countries has multiplied by a factor of 12 within a year is really technology is boost in the u. e. economy and even arms deals are in the pipeline is in and it was combined lend on july

harrison is leeds�* hat—trick hero — as west ham's top four hopes take a hit.e last batting fail. welcome along, thank you forjoining. we start tonight with an all too familiar story — not england's batting collapse, that's to come — but everton, who yet again are searching for a new manager after sacking rafa benitez. it comes after their disappointing 2—1 defeat at strugglers norwich city yesterday. there were angry scenes from travelling fans.

porter writes that literally days before his core begins leaving its encampment around harrison's landing along the james river heading back to the tip of the virginia peninsula to then be put on boats shipped up the chesapeake bay in the potomac river to join john pope's army of virginia does porter prefer george mcclellan? yes, does he not like john pope? yes, but porter is a professional soldier. he has been serving the united states army for 17 years. and one man, john pope is not going to change all of that. once porter begins moving his core to fort monroe. he did so very quickly in fact his core, march 25 miles in the first day from their camps around harrison's landing two, fort monroe despite orders from george mcclellan to slow down and not move his core so far away from the rest of the army. porters eager to get out of there, but even though he knows he's going to john pope's command. that doesn't stop him from still marching as quickly as his men possibly could and i should also say any relationship takes two people to make a successful relationship. john pope is one part of t

jack harrison couldn't adjust in time.ds have trodden close relegation, here was more gloom. as his side pushed forward, they let west ham in for a second. and here is jarrod bowen! west ham through to the fourth round! and for the hammers, the next round is intriguing. they go from the capital to kidderminster. they face a site from the sixth year of the game. is the kind of tie fa cup romance of a but for wolves, the early rounds are about avoiding upsets. they are safe in the top flight and have just won at old trafford. they hope a cup run will start with this easy win at home. and just like that, wolves make it 1—0! wolves beat sheffield united 3—0, with two goals from daniel podence. and for the coach, the progress is based on simple things. i believe in so many things, i believe in work. i don't believe in too much talk, too much dream. i believe in all these things. that's why we work hard every day. in round four, it is wolves—norwich. they went to the one charlton and came away unscathed. just their fourth victor

. >>> let's talk about this with baltimore police commissioner michael harrison.a couple of weeks ago. how are you feeling? >> well, first of all, thank you for having me. i'm feeling great. my family travelled to our home city of new orleans over the christmas holidays and on the day we were supposed to return on the 28th, i believe, 27th, i began to feel symptoms and got tested the next day and tested positive. my symptoms, my wife tested positive also but our symptoms were very mild. only for about three or four days and then we began to recover really quickly and then i, of course, worked remotely the next week and stayed home as a precaution. and then went back to work this past monday. feeling great now. so residue, no lasting side effects, but thank you. >> last week your department spokeswoman said more than 300 baltimore police officers and other employees were quarantined because of covid. that's roughly 12% of your force. how has that impacted your department and its ability to keep the citizens of baltimore safe? >> well, the number is different every

and it's just it's terrible. >> tonight authorities in fairfax saying the families of brown and harrison facing similar grief and remembrance of their loved ones. cheyenne had a huge heart. >> and she was trusting and thought of everyone as her friend, stephanie's daughter, destiny, who told us that her mom was a beloved mother and even a better grandmother. >> alexandria hoff reporting tonight. coming up, the struggle to find an at-home covid-19 testing kit is real. and many providers are selling out of these kits and some people are now turning to resellers online. >> california nurses are hoping that governor gavin newsome can change new state guidance for covid related returns to work. a nurse tells us why they believe the rule is not fair. >> now at 8.30, the california nurses association is speaking out after the california department of public health released new return to work guidance for healthcare professionals. so this new guidance is that folks who have tested positive for covid or were exposed but are showing asymptomatic symptoms. >> a return to work immediately without ha

. >> the colonel has taken away from the battlefield and brought back here to harrison hall and an ambulanceretcher. this man has just been shot, the bullet is still large somewhere in his hippie is bleeding profusely and blood is on the wooden floor beneath the pure he's unbeknown in the house remember there is at least a dozen kids of some kind in harrison hall at any given time as well as family members that are there pre-who does colonel burr make eye contact with across the hall that the young virginia miller the young woman who is befriended in the house. she writes the soldiers that were with him were trying to find a doctor and prepare and there was no one right there with colonel bert with virginia miller rushing to his side and takes his hand, there is nothing else she could do but she could take his hand. >> eventually after some time there is upstate's and is taken upstairs and made as comfortable as can be made for him and surprising a lot of people colonel bert hangs in there. a day passes then another day passes virginia helps him write a letter to his wife back in mississippi

joining me now, jamie harrison, chair of the democratic national committee. mr. chairman, let me go right to it. i read your op-ed last week, published a day before the president delivered his voting rights speech in atlanta which i attended, and in it, you relate your experience of voting for the first time with your grandfather who, of course, lived through jim crow. you bring it forward in the piece relating your recent experience, voting with your eldest son for the first time. i think it's missed just how much the vote has meant to black americans for generations. as a black man from south carolina where i have roots, my great grandfather, i found, was enslaved there. i must add, you are now tasked with guiding the democratic party through this period of unheralded voter restriction, aimed largely at black voters. i can imagine the weight it holds for you. but you're also watching members of your own party impede voter protections by defending jim crow senate rules whether they acknowledged that legacy or not, and i guess i wanted -- at what point does the p

trudy harrison _ process? no, i dealt with ministers. trudy harrison who, _ process? to bring judy harrison into a debate, but i wasn't underestimating her interest. i'm sure she had lots of discussions with the prime minister about this. jack doyle, the head of press in downing street was talking to the media about this because there was a massive amount of coverage, and potentially, if pen couldn't get his animals out, this could have been a bad story for the government said they had to manage this. the social media side of this was huge. my twitterfeed in august media side of this was huge. my twitter feed in august reached over 70 million people, so there was a massive amount of interest. maybe it was a combination of the animals and the people coming together, but people really cared about this charity. they cared about pen farthing, who is a heroic and courageous man, who was speaking out day in, day out about the tragedy playing out in afghanistan. there is a documentary on this, there will be a documentary on this, there will be a film and book and everything

they try to make that happen they try to make it a thing, that's what they are trying to do it, harrisone is so unlikable she's more unlikable at this point and maybe even hillary clinton. they are trying to convince us she's doing a great job. it would be great if, would actually take a note of how unpopular she is and maybe do something. maybe go to the border. maybe work on a number of duties she has been assigned but she does not think she goes to yarn shop she goes to bakeries, shed awkward litter interview she says a whole lot of nothing. but she is not attempting to even fix her reputation and do anything for the american people. she sits there, she does nothing. incoherent and slipping, throughout the runner up vice president unlikable who does not want to do anything at all. they have a fantastic bench don't they? >> someone who is likable is tom hanks. he bring it mean girls i bring up the simpsons by do not want to get any hate on twitter i've never seen a full episode of the simpsons do not at me. but i will say that i have heard the simpsons it doesn't pretend to did dick pr

bill, you heard jaime harrison had to say about this. earlier this week, you tweeted, the six main strands of the trump coup attempt. in which you said that the conspiracy theories, the lawsuits, the fake federal investigations, stop the steal, whips up the base, fake electors, and objectors. pressure on state and local officials. in fairness, you write this as the main strands of the trump coup attempt. which would be very simple for republicans to say, that is not us. we do not stand for that stuff, that is garbage, we have something else. but joe biden did make the point again today, as jaime harrison did. as all frank and it. we do not have a real republican platform. that they have presented. >> was an excellent piece i was summarizing. to give credit where credit is. do thank you. look, the democrats say we did a good job, where people don't see a good job. we did with those republicans. they don't stand for nothing. they will not do well. a normal thing that happens in an off year election is that voters have grievances. they are

with the murders of two other women. >> robinson is awaiting trial for the murders of two women in harrisonbelieve he transported at least one of our fairfax county victims in a shopping cart as well. >> another investigation is under way to confirm if a possible fifth victim found in a shopping cart is connected to the case. >>> he -- i'm quoting, he left his home to go for a run, and ended up running for his life. that is what a judge said right beforehanding down the life sentences to the three white men convicted of killing ahmaud arbery. travis and gregory mcmichael will go to jail without the possibility of parole and the third man involved william bryan received life sentence with the possibility of parole after 30 years. the jury found the men chased and murdered arbery. catie beck has more. >> reporter: it was an emotional day in court as the three men convicted of murder of ahmaud arbery were sentenced. the judge called it a tragedy and said his sentencing was a measure of accountability. the father and son guilty of the 2020 murder of ahmaud arbery will spend the rest of their da

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and joining me now to discuss, chairman jaime harrison. mr. chairman, good to see you again. for being with me. can you hear me, because i think your shot was frozen? you got me, sir. >> yeah, i got you. can you hear me? >> i got you now. all right. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you. so the president, this speech was pretty passionate. he said that the organizers instigators rioters held a dagger to the throat of democracy, it is a message for the moment and prosperity -- post ert, i should say. but i wonder from a political perspective, does the 1/6 investigation, this line move voters? the man who is tasked with getting the republican control of the senate said that, rick scott, he said look at what people are focused on. it is focused on what impacts their family, their inflation and schools an public safety and stuff like that. what do you say? >> if our democracy does not hold, then none of that stuff will happen. right. we saw, and we saw -- we just had the anniversary of something that we have never thought that we would see in american history. the capitol w

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