hasting.'d like to ask you this, before he died, president kennedy intended to have 1,000 troops withdrawn from south vietnam and then, of course, he was killed and that directive was not carried out. do you take that as some sort of a sign that he would not have gotten into the quagmire that lbj did and secondly, if you were lbj, what would you have done to end that war in a way which you would have thought would have been satisfactory and -- >> thank you, and i will tell you max hastings, you two minutes to answer that very large question. >> with kennedy, we can never know, i personally think kennedy would have got out of vietnam because all his thinking was directed toward reelection campaign in '64 and he repeatedly said, only so many concessions i can make for the colonies in one year in hope of reelection. but a long day's march between saying he wouldn't have gotten out of south vietnam and we can never know is the answer. i do not think he would have gotten out. as far as for lbj, i d

hastings.n is, what is the way historians write about a war when their country loses? for instance, how do german and japanese historians write about world war ii? what is their perspective can mr. hastings give me the name of any authors names? >> thank you very much, sir. >> that's an extremely quick question. there's a terrific different, i can't give a specific name but what i can say is that germans have written exemplary books about her. for instance, official history that was produced in the institute is recognized by all scholars that's quite outstanding objective with all of germany's relatives in world war ii, all the horrors. the japanese i'm afraid i'm at it from a different angle, very depressing that the japanese didn't want to go there, all of the important scholarly work is done by american or british writers i'm afraid the japanese with the war especially about behavior in china for japanese schools are regarded by westerners as a travesty. they just don't want to go there. the

hastings.is what is the way historians write about a war when their country loses and then write about world war ii? what is that perspective can he give any offers or any names. >> that's an extremely good question but it's a different on —- a bit different although i could come up with a specific name but what i can say is the germans with an exemplary book on the german experience. and with official history and then to scan the military institute and with the role of the secondnd world war faces up to so the japanese come at it from aom very different angle and it is very depressing. the japanese don't want to go there. almost all of the important scholarly work of japan is done by british writers i'm afraid that to restore japanese schools would be resorted to westerners that they just want to go there. and other countries, it's interesting because france is the only major belligerent on the allied side never producing an official history of the war because even to this day in 2021 the fren

it was a partisan political decision to act in haste days prior to a tragic anniversary. our men in uniform died as a result. the only question we have now is how do we prevent this in the days that followed? how do we learn from the mistakes of the past seven days we don't make them over the next 30 days. i have a simple principle that our brave men and women in uniform all know too well. leave no one behind. you would not think we would have to explain that to a president of the united states. let's get back now before this tragic situation gets worse. i want to thank the troops, to the families that lost loved ones, to those who have served before into all the goldstar families. you will not be forgotten. you did the job you are asked. you do not deserve the withdrawal of this it -- of this biden administration and the lack of action from nancy pelosi in your time of need. with that, let's take questions. >> explain what you would expect from a briefing. i know it's hard to brief members on sensitive matters when congress is not in session but when you talk about bring

and for the 1st time, since the groups take over, ministry officers have reopened a week on from hastings. devastating earthquake survivors facing severe shortages of aid and shelter. the government facing growing criticism of its response to the disaster team visited a makeshift camp of survivors and found appalling conditions. at least $41.00 palestinians, including children, have been injured after the israeli army, find it. protest is demonstrating the other garza border. the protest is will reportedly hurling 5 ohms from behind. the strips of border fence and israeli soldier was also injured. demonstrations had taken place weekly of the fort expulsion of palestinian families and occupied easter. most of them the raleigh is re be rather ami says it's launched strong against for hamas positions and gaza response to the protest. millions of people in the east of the us being warned to prepare for fierce winds into rental rain is hurricane henry approaches the storms expected to make landfall at long island. new york states. later on sunday was the headline. one news on al jazeera. after

-- great haste? >> disney as a leader in customer service within the themepark industry. for businesses in general, as well. as a result, people expect disney to maintain that high-level of customer service, including cleanliness and all that customer service entails. of course, we understand there are labor shortages and that will have some impact. but as long as disney is doing every thing it can to maintain its expected service levels, they should be able to work through this current labor shortage situation. taylor: you also speak to some of the intangibles, the properties and values that don't necessarily show up on a quarterly cash flow basis but you talk about the realistic portfolio with rising real estate prices across the country. how could they also benefit from the brand, but also owning some of these properties? john: i think it is so important, when you are looking at the different divisions of disney, to keep in mind they have different business models. the movies and the tv shows, the entertainment side, much more short-term results, much more quarterly fo

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i talked earlier with dorit reiss, a professor at uc hastings college of law about what employees haver to be granted such an exemption. sometimes the employer requires is marking a form saying that you have a religious objection more commonly, employers expect some kind of description and then employees write a letter detailing why they have religious objection and explaining what their position is. and the employer gets to save. the letter makes a case for sincere religious objection. and if the employer except the exemption to land there if the employer decides to deny the exemption, some employees go on to soup. mhm and so the employees making this decision and what what factors is an employer going to take into account when trying to figure out if, in fact somebody has these firmly held beliefs that won't allow them to get the shot so that the their tooth parts to this standard one it has to be religious and two? it has to be sincere. so on the first part, not every belief the religious belief. if you think vaccines are bad for you, that's not religion by itself, but there's some

hastings college of law, david always good to have you one here today. so let's talk about how big a difference this makes with the pfizer vaccine now fully approved by the federal government are these government entities school districts private businesses are they on even more solid legal footing with these requirements? alex. that's exactly right. they were on good footing before with the emergency use authorization to mandate the use of vaccines but with his permanent authorization thereon really firm footing i think as long as the employee the employers that. have to provide a religious exemption and a medical exemption uh which is most employers frankly but once you've done that and i think that the mandates are absolutely firm and i think what we're going to see is more and more employers at the state local national and private levels mandating vaccines. and then it's just going to be harder and harder for people who are vaccine hesitant or resistant to, uh, get around in society can take a bus if you can't go to a national park if you can't get o

a bankruptcy law professor at uc hastings has this to say. >> the stock that was put into the trust is only going to be enough money to pay all the fire survivors in full if when the trust goes to sell it it is worth a lot. every time pg&e equipment is associated with the fire, the market of pg&e diminishes and the stock goes down. >> reporter: every time the stock tips, the pot gets sms be kind of by a judge he is filing motions to get transparency and change. >> i think the shareholders that made a bad bet on pg&e ended up with cash. victims were forced to take stock in this deal and it is really unfortunate because we are being used and abused to shield other investors. >> reporter: it is estimated that the victims trust holds up to 25% of all pg&e's dock. abrams has only received a small check thus far for his family's losses. many survivors have seen nothing. >> part of what i said to myself after the fire, which all parents do, daddy will make this better. and i think we are all trying to make things better. >> obviously these people cannot affect the stock prices. but what do th

as an engineer, i knew that road wasn't going to hast 2025 years. this doesn't make any sense. the grow creates what we call the illusion of wealth. if you lose money on every transaction, you don't make it up in volume. where are we at today? we're like, way out here. you can look at the run up to the housing crash as a prime example. everybody felt like what we're doing, okay? because, you know, yeah, i made 12000 dollar housing payments, but my house went up by 40000. i cashed out the difference. i'm doing fine. you're essentially skirting around the court problem, which is that the underlying economy does not work. in 2000 we had 1100 census tracts in this country that you can classify as persistent poverty in 2010, it went from 1100 census tracts to 3300 census tracts. 3 times the american geography is now in persistent poverty. our places don't work, they're just designed to decline. if you don't know what was last, you don't look at the place and see like this is decline. 143. if you're 10 years 20 years, 30 years older than me. you see is coons. and so it's really hard

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that is you see hastings law professor juried rice on the legal aspect of the fda's move monday. the fully approve pfizer's covid-19 vaccine in the last few months more and more companies including san francisco county have mandated all employees must get vaccinated in order to show up for work. she says those that have been saying that they would not get vaccinated because the vaccine had emergency authorization usage only don't have as much legal legs to stand on anymore. but she adds that doesn't mean everyone will do it. >> and can lead to really most of the following the games to play as many them against university are using the idea that you can't mandate the vaccine against a mean way. this removes they if ground from underneath that argument and most of the loss that we have to. we could see it from my experience. most people are probably going to shift the goalposts and come up with something else big to say as the approval was rushed and people who work on a consistent basis hospital are going to be required to be vaccinated and have proof of vaccination or prior to al

you see hastings law professor david levine says. in addition to the workers compensation, the judge also found prop 22 prevented future changes to the law with the prop 22 did is it improperly hamstrung? the legislature if they ever want to change this initiative if we want to change anything about prop 22 to have a seven east vote, seven out of period eight votes in the legislature, which is almost impossible, south bay state senator dave cortese he leads the labour committee and had written a letter to the state supreme court, saying it was unconstitutional prop 22 opponents applauded the judge's decision, which would make writer drivers full employees. other drivers with the protect at bay. drivers and services coalition blasted the decision in a statement saying it would strip their ability to work independently. rideshare companies also responded in uber spokesperson's statement reads. in part, this ruling ignores the will of the overwhelming majority of california voters and defies both logic and the law. we will appeal and we

i'm the c and another use rescue teams and hastings to survivors after powerful earthquake kills was $700.00 people plus the fury and lebanon after dozen killed in a few tanker exclusion. oh well we begin with the fast moving developments from ghana stand. the president has left the country as taliban fighters pushed deeper into the capital, kabul, the group says, since they're stopped looting, maintain order fighters and i confirmed to be in the sides. the presidential palace, the 3 states, but talks to form a transitional authority. well, the taliban is offering be assurances, but the kind of governments it says it will leads and says women's rights will be respected and it's so for the i'm the state to those who works with the governments or for foreign forces. the u. s. embassy, carbo. meanwhile, is issued a security alerts after reports that the airports is taking fire, their instructing citizens to seek safety for magic missions have been evacuating their staff. charlotte bellis begins, are coverage from cobble after 20 years. it was a hostile departure for the united states fr

has broken through china is strict corbett 19 defenses, closed borders. strict lockdown and masked, hasting, have not been enough to prevent the country's worst outbreak in months. hundreds of cases had been found in more than 30 cities. in 16 provinces, china's leaders say the capital baiting must be protected at all costs. several neighborhoods aren't locked down after and sections were discovered last week. flight trains and buses from the affected areas have been suspended. residents have been warned not to leave. the city to weak. quarantines have been imposed. large scale events have been cancelled, and public venues ordered to limit capacity. contact tracing teams have been mobilized where i can find deal to confirm clothes or secondary contacts, will be current in those who leave and work with them will be banned from joining any other rain and also subject to close move management by their what places or local community, etc. and then the outbreak originated, early last month in the southern city of non ging, airport janitors tested positive after cleaning a flight which arrived fr

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manner, but his democratic supporters are also angry because they feel that this was done not only in haste, but they're upset that the bible administration essentially broke a major promise and that is, several weeks ago they said everyone who was to get out of afghanistan will be able to leave. we now know that that's not the case. in fact, we know a couple of 100 people were left behind. that is not going to play well. the other big problem, and this is something that conservative critics seem to be seeing it even more is the optics that we saw not just the american death, the american service members, which is not play well obviously, but also the optics of the taliban wearing american uniforms carrying american weapons walking through the airplane hangar, surrounded by american helicopters. this is an outrage to so many americans who are scratching their heads saying, what did we pay for for the last 20 years? what was accomplished? the fact that the government collapse so quickly, all of the service members who were involved, but also the american public, are really struggling to make

government and for the 1st time since the goods takeover ministry offices of reopened are we calling from hastings devastating earthquake survive is facing severe shortages. the aid and shelter. the government is growing criticism. our team visited a makeshift campus devices and found appalling conditions when our on our top story and sounds as though shall about us, has spoken exclusively with our boca bulky from the telephones, cultural commission and the group's 1st official interview. since it took over a couple a week ago, he revealed more about the telephones vision of the future. all is, well, i will not miss. well, i don't care how both. he revealed his face to the 1st time on tuesday at the tele bonds 1st press conference. he translated the spokesman, debbie hollow much ahead, but remains without an official title. his role is one of many still to be decided in the new government consultations or ongoing. and of course it is going to be an inclusive system. he said the talks include whether the capital will remain in couple or move to the groups. birthplace of kandahar loki acknowledged a

but of course, if you're going to act in haste like that, the likelihood is going to get the wrong people. you're going to get people who had nothing to do with it. and that may again be what's happened to you. it's all for political show back in the us, you know, to, to, to a piece popular opinion then. yeah, just conclude by just explaining that we ought to get the claims that have come from eye witnesses, people who are on the ground in both of those incidents and we are waiting some kind of investigation which will no doubt be carried out by the us military which again, just how independent will that be, but that's the best that's going to emerge from the scenario. really appreciate your assessment that martin monson summers. independent journalists. my guest. thank you. okay, let's bring you some latest pitches emerging from the arc and capital. now this is where our video agency has captured the moments a huge flame of black smoke billowed into the sky near carpal airport. the images reaches the august 31st withdraw the deadline looms despite that smoke not long after attracted appe

and the tell about to have a message from last time you start hasting, i'll call you to your cell packing the west or countries or that we could be back. now this all comes of $600.00 troops deployed. these are extra deployment to get people out of afghanistan, that you can citizens, a large contingent of embassy staff. now coming out and also former african workers who with the british military in as translators and other roles. now this is an action taking place as a chorus of criticism about the whole situation comes from the military establishment. border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan has reopened, following a fight between gods and people waiting to cross early a hundreds of afghans waiting to re enter the country through stones and security forces, who responded with pig. yes, people were angry after an afghan traveller died while waiting to return home through the spin bolduc crossing. claude has moved from islam of a $4.00 bond and a bugger. so i need, i've been saying they didn't grow dashboard or wherever they were a huge backlog. and they were people on the budget o

11 percent in a week driven by the delta variance and vaccine hesitancy. bitter battles between hastings, rival gangs hamper assets to get vital aid to areas. devastated by the reason of quite and 2 groups of can not children a release deny, jerry a some of them. a young as full. i'm ash with the board. christiana went out is returning to manchester, but not to play the city. he's heading back to his former club at manchester, united he read today with the vent to resign him. ah, hello and welcome to the news. our foreign forces in afghanistan a pushing ahead with them massive evacuation effort a day after a suicide bomber targeted people desperately trying to flee crowds return to cobble airport. despite warnings that another attack is likely and the next few days will be the most dangerous to date. at least 175 people, the vast majority of them afghan civilians, unknown to have died in those days. attack an african off shoot to the on group. i still says it was behind the bombing. i've got to sons new rule as a taliban or a sworn enemy of iso. they say they are stepping up security and

the august 14 disaster which killed more than 2200 people has also sit back hastings vaccine rollout even further. john holman reports from puerto prince. another person in haiti vaccinated this time, it's thought to call do mass get that. he's in the vast minority firstly because vaccines took so long to get here. haiti's campaign only began in july. and now, because even though they finally arrived, few seem to want them. the u. s. supplied half a 1000000 jobs under the kovak mechanism. only 20000 have been applied. this why? in part it's because of this. the empty covey board that dr. colleen shows us in the non for profit gas gear hospital. i suppose at one point, you would have thought that this would be full of people. it was full last year. it was full. now it is very calm. we don't have any admission. haiti's hope ministry says only around 600 people have died of cobra. 19. the infection rate is also far lower than in many of the places. nobody knows exactly why. but since the pandemic isn't taking off, neither is the vaccination campaign for down inside of business that real

really know until you get a feel for the psychology and dynamism in the psychology and dynamism in the hastepening. the afghan special forces are the best fighters on the country and they are on the side of the government and there are a couple of the seven or eight afghan army corps that had very well lead. the ministry of defence is a dedicated fighter and very capable and more strategic probably than any taliban commander in terms of sophistication. having said all of that, we watch, as you have been pointing out in your excellent reporting, roughly one third of the provincial capitals have fallen. perhaps even kandahar now shifting the taliban and this produces a dynamism of its own which i do not purport to be able to fully understand from 8000 miles away but i still believe the government has assets at its disposal. if given a decent chance to hang onto the remaining big cities. that is the stronger statement i can make. , ., ., ., make. given that you do have some optimism, _ make. given that you do have some optimism, about - make. given that you do have some optimism, about the i ma

and the kind of, i have a message from last time you start hasting how to use that attacking the west or countries of that we could be back. and andrew, there is this meeting of nate, so officials as well, what are we expecting? come out of that. yes, that's an emergency meeting of all 30 members of nato talking logistics. really about getting evacuations organized promptly and reducing staff numbers at western embassies. and indeed, changing the location of the west of invoices that are in the capital, kabul, because of security concerns. and everyone saying that there's no panic over this, but there are red lights flashing not only in diplomatic circles, but ministry ones as well. there are extra $3000.00 us troops coming in. most of those have arrived now. britain is sending another $600.00 troops into organize the the civilians, u. k. possible holders, evacuations that also africa and the civilians who are part of the a british military operation. now they're reducing the number of, of stuff in the embassy, certainly of the u. k embassy, and they're moving it to an undisclosed loc

one wonders whether they may have acted in haste and now have an ice full problem to deal with in the coming days. well, that is certainly a possibility. and in fact, i saw or islamic state has been acted in afghan at stan for over 5 years. now. they are considered arrival of the taliban that you have essentially been at war with initial battles in 2015 and again and 2017. so what we can expect is that as mom is state, will be trying to take advantage of what's essentially a security vacuum right now. there will be trying to take advantage of the taliban needing to move on to governance and trying to consolidate power in different ways . and you'll be looking to fill that vacuum with personnel on the ground as well as trying to bring in fighters and also resources from syria and iraq. so this is something that will be watching very closely. it's always very difficult thing to gauge who eyes the law where they all come from, how they're actually comprised. because, you know, you just mentioned like many of the analysts that come on 12 is there to talk about iceland, small pockets, focu

of the coast of japan, causing an oil spill for several kilometers. panamanian flag vessel broken hast after running a ground near maury in japan's north east. it was carrying wood ships from thailand . all 21 crew members were rescued by helicopter, on wednesday evening, authority. se efforts on the way to contain the oil leak. algeria is observing 3 days of morning after 69 people were killed in wildfire. the government has appealed for international health to tackle the blazes. gillian wolf has more on story. the as a jury, a continues to battle these raging wildfires and a lot of ration is underway on the ground. and from this guys we're watching the fire to try to prevent it from spreading through that, but it seems to be impossible and now reached al zone. emergency crews and villagers are doing everything they can with what little they have, using buckets of water, hoses and branches. the desperation is clear as people raise to save more homes from burning to the ground and prevent further loss of life. people have died. schools and houses of been down the villages of lift their

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3000 people in thursday, nato says about 18000 evacuated since the taliban took over the southern hastings. only medical oxygen plans has been left severely damaged after sandy's powerful, as quaint, more than 2000 people have been killed in sizes more has been seriously injured. ok, let's return to our top story, the chaos and the desperation. a couple airports with thousands of people scrambling to get out of the country on the streets. some afghans had been protesting against the taliban on thursday. they marked their independence day with valleys using the national flag as a symbol of resistance. but mcbryan has more from couple at cobble airports main terminal. this is private control taliban style. follies of gunfire, scattered people in panic. the that's another gate, even more desperate scenes as the airport continues to be besieged. and at the side of the airport, whether u. s. military evacuation is taking place. private defense contract is there. use. take us at the british embassy compound, long lines gathered daily to apply for special visas with promises from the taliban of a

and the operators of southern hastings only medical auction plans are appealing to help offer was damaged and last saturdays of quake. facility supplies, several hospitals, and demand for oxygen is rising, driven by the pandemic and casualties from the earthquake, which killed more than 2000 people. thousands more are seriously injured. ron everything in about 25 minutes time. i'll see you then the stream is the program coming up. next news. news. news. ah, ah. hi, i'm rachelle kerry filling in for me. ok, welcome to the bonus edition of the stream. we'll retake you behind the scenes of our broadcast this week. a special feature on afghanistan will take you back in time to some of the conversations that were happening before this week. 2019 and discussion with some of afghanistan's leading female politicians and activists about women's rights as the us. let's negotiate a peace agreement with the taliban all the way up until this week when the taliban over through the government. first, let's revisit an interview from spring 2021. when the stream covered the precarious situation of the mor

and for the 1st time, since the group takeover ministry officers have reopened, we calling from hastings devastating earthquake survivors facing severe shortages of aid and shelter. the government facing growing increases on team visitors, a makeshift campus survivors, and found a pool and condition. local officials in nisha say, an armed group has killed 17 people and wounded 5 others. the group attacked a village near tilbury, northwest of the capital, naomi officials that happened on friday. nice millions of people the us to be want to prepare for affairs, winds and heavy rain. it's how came henry heads to the east coast. the national hurricane center says it could bring life threatening storm searches and flooding. many preparing to hung down the storms. expect to make landfall and long island, new york, or southern new england on sunday. more than 40000000 people in the region are under a hurricane old tropical storm warning and other hurricane grace has killed at least 8 people along mexico's east coast. it's one of the most powerful storms hit the region in use. and brought winds

yes, i knew that last night, and it was not haste and by the i and it was not haste and by the attacks single person out, but has brought back to this country, 15,000 people, some british passport holders already, but a significant number of afghans who will now need to do the next step. they looked after roughs of 20 years, and now let's look after them. of 20 years, and now let's look after them-— of 20 years, and now let's look after them. . , ., , . after them. the harsh reality check here is that — after them. the harsh reality check here is that notwithstanding - after them. the harsh reality check here is that notwithstanding those | here is that notwithstanding those comments you made about the commitments you have a duty to still help on going, as you talk to me this morning, as we stand the gates shut. literally or metaphorically to anyone who is not already within that compound, this moment of those people trying to get out is over. it people trying to get out is over. tit is over on that route for the short time. the g7 met and was very clear that the international communit

if we are taking away the tactical question of the haste of withdrawal and the way in which it has beenink that was a sound argument for american foreign policy?— a sound argument for american foreign policy? well, i would also sa that foreign policy? well, i would also say that was _ foreign policy? well, i would also say that was the _ foreign policy? well, i would also say that was the policy _ foreign policy? well, i would also say that was the policy of - foreign policy? well, i would also say that was the policy of the - say that was the policy of the british government as well. everyone has wanted to get out of afghanistan since the day we went in. nobody goes into a war without thinking about how to get out. i can't play this on trump or biden. we have worked 20 years, not only to make the afghans self—sufficient, but also with an eye towards an exit. so this is not germany, japan or western europe, it is of strategic importance to the united states, which is why we decided to stay in japan and south korea and europe for years and years, but this is not only a strategic issue fo

the taliban hast given us their word american citizens will be fine with.hat tony blinken took the stage, no questions. nowhere did joe biden appear then or anytime today to explain what is happening in afghanistan. the president i of the united states appears to be missing again.af you can see clearly we're watching a pivot point in our history. the most obvious casualty apart from the 13 dead service men last week is -- diminished. there will be huge consequences of this moment. will you see them both in the near term and generations going forward. for now it's worth answering a simple questiont' who is taking responsibility for this? who is paying for the disaster we're watching? not so long ago that would'r of been an easy question to answer our leaders pay the price. until recently the people in charge understood leadership comes with obligations not just privileges. if you make big decisions you have to suffer if they go wrong. in the springing of 1912 edward smith ran his ship into an iceberg in the north atlantic. as it went down smith didn't blame

as numerous cabinet members, senior administration officials, advisers to the president and agency haste. so let us not forget we are the stories of hope, perseverance and this is our message, our power the congressional black caucus. >> the majority whip is someone we know very, very well. he has been a member of congress since 1993. he represents the sixth congressional district in south carolina. he is a distinguished author and just a renowned public servant. the majority whip clyburn we are so very, very pleased you are with us today. you have heard some of the opening comments from governor blanchard about his experiences as a member of congress with many of the early members of the congressional black caucus. we know it was an organization founded in 1971. we are now honored to recognize its 50th anniversary. before we talk about some of the current activities of the congressional black caucus go back a little bit more and talk a little bit when it was just 13 they were getting started. and needed to form a group to give themselves support frankly one to another. and then to do ba

the assembly taking up articles ofmpeachment, but carl hasting has not exactly been a profile encoure in the past -- in courage in the past. what is your expectation as to how this unfolds in the assembly? >> what we have seen from assembly leaders, up and down different geographic corridors, is that family members are saying with one voice that we must proceed with impeachment. someone who does really listen and look to members, that demand must be heard. governor cuomo bng called to resign does not negate the responsibility that the assembly has to take forward those charges of impeachment. the list of violations with the governor has undertaken over the past two years is a stain on new york history. weave to me forward and the assembly must move forward to remove the governor from office as swiftly as possible. amy: i wanted to comment on the front page of the times. a banner headline, "cuomo urged to equate after damaging report." and it quotes the women in their own words, some of those 11 women from the 165 page report issued by letitia james, the attorney general. the report wa