hayden park has taken it away. bleeding us dry with consumer protections now living with fear and uncertainty. i am including with my written testimony from 2019 a solution to the huge injustice they describe in their lease protections. making this recommendation a requirement is all itot would take. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. next from maryland he is here with his translator. thank youou very much for joining us. [speaking spanish] >> [inaudible conversations] >> we are having a hard time hearing. >> please move closer to the microphone. >> senators come i have lived in maryland since the year 2000 with my wife and three kids. i am part of the senate committee and those companies are the owner of thousands of apartments in the country. i have never known them or seen them in the ten years they have owned our apartment. and then. [speaking spanish] >> i understand speaking to another country and then managers of the conflict which is who we speak with. i only learned of the owner because of the help

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michael hayden is not stupid. >> no. they are sinister. they have agendas.e laptop? >> no. they have not. at they could have asked us if they could see the laptop but in their expert opinion, these honchos, this was russian disinformation. all the marks of russian disinformation and that was enough. the rest of the media ignored it and -- crucially for joe biden to get up in the next debate against donald trump and use that. that was his trump card, because of course trump brings it up and says you are corrupt and joe biden just says -- sort of misrepresents because all the people who signed it were retired, but he said the intelligence community has pronounced that this is russian disinformation. and that was it. >> tucker: miranda devine. she's not american, she doesn't work for "the new york times," and yet she is one of the best reporters in the united states of america. in one of the most fearless. it's worth hearing a lot more of that conversation on "tucker carlson today." we will be right back. ♪ ♪ . >> tucker: well, we sadly are out of time with eve

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, i will read it because ssi had just written it when i came to dc to record an event with doctor hayden from the library of congress and the secretary of interior. we were walking across an intersectionhi and i said i want to read you this new poem. that it's my favorite. the world will keep trudging through time withoutut us. from the story contest to fly home. we will. be falling stars from those watching from heartbreak and maybe then you will see the design of the to my the teacher to know why half ofai the world fights righteously for greedy masters. and the i other half is mailing it all back together to the slow cooking fires endless human industry. maybe then we'll find each other again and the timeless nadir breathing and sit under the trees in the shadow of earth as it falls. and laugh. i was reading this poem because when ial came to human industry we were at this place were there was all this construction work and then right there with human industry we both laughed. >> there is such a moment with the poem and a sense of what it meant for you to be writing it i know reading

james livingston, who had already been an action up there, so he was the first canadian, and moses hayden got the second canadian. to give you a background on moses hayden, he had originally been a rogers rangers during the seven years'war, and then he had actually gotten a commission with the 44th regiment of foot, which ultimately led him to retire in the montreal region and ride around saint-jean in canada itself. so i'd like to point this out, here was an american who did get a british commission as opposed to washington who did not. his inaction was really torn about which way he was going to go. he was getting a pension from the british government for his service during the seven years'war, he was right there on the borderlands, you can see it up there, in st-jean, south of montreal. would he give up those lands, that pension, to join in this american rebellion? at first, he wasn't sure. he was really on the fence on the borderlands, which way was he going to go. ultimately, at the, and of course, as we know, he decided to join with the americans, with the privy so that he could cre

if our blood is red, why i gave you hayden, do you have a question from the world of science? i send it in via video text or voice message. if we answer it on the show, you also get a little surprise from us as a thank you. come on. just ask for more fascinating stories from the world of science, visit our website, a d, w dot com slash signs or on twitter. and she go mean she google at our media wired to nevada, be deducting been about for the part i just got catching movies, especially where the young oh old. in many cultures, people hear that everything was better in the good old days. is that something is still true for the past, or is there more behind it with more on that in a moment. but 1st we wanted to hear what you think. oh facebook, we asked what was better in the past. rachel lewis wrote something i miss is the empathy and fraternity that existed between people today people distance themselves from others. the people no longer cool or visit each other, just a message is enough. and the pandemic has separated us even more. but roderick ravage wrote, there is no way

we are responding to their concerns around public safety, and particularly the rise in anti asian hayden violence. another safety measure is tapping the sunset safety squad volunteers who walked the neighborhood and keep an eye out for anything out of the ordinary. okay we are in the dry. still, we're not expecting any rain right through the next week, and even beyond that a little bit, but we do have some pretty nice weather to talk about. and i guess i gotta change my attitude because i'm kind of like we should ring and i do wish it would rain. but it's not going to run this week, so he just kind of get used to that idea that we're going to be dry for a little while here. the wind advisories are down. the temperatures get chilly tonight . you can kind of look outside and go. yeah, that's going to be a cold one in san francisco. some of those spots in san francisco get down the upper forties, you know, sometimes will nooks and crannies. these are the temperatures from today . tomorrow's temperatures will follow suit pretty much. and then you see that high pressure . it's just in the sum

but please consistency lottie southgate, hayden now has a round up of how day one of russia's military operation in ukraine wines. let's take a look back. in the early moscow hours of the 24th of february, the dawn passed for public requested military help from russia to quote, prevent, further bloodshed. hours later vladimir putin made this announcement movement is that if you have assigned it to conduct a special military operation, the goal is to protect the people who for 8 years of bullying and genocide from the key of regime. for this, we aim for the demilitarization and the ness, if a cation of ukraine will bring to the court. those who committed multiple sanguinary crimes against civilians, including russian citizens. we do not plan to occupy ukrainian territories. the reason given while party diplomacy had run dry and nato had crossed red lines, ukraine's president was quick to respond with the message. we're ready for anything . best buy and keep punitive. we are strong, we are ready for everything was who to feed everyone because we are ukraine. he imposed muscle know cut of

if i let is read why i viewed hayden, members, do you saw the question from the world of science? i send it in via video text or voice message. if we answer it on the show, you also get a little surprise from us as a thank you. come on. just ask for more fascinating stories from the world of science visit our website i. d, w dot com slash signs or on twitter. and she got me, she did let me know where to nevada be deducting, been about, but thought i'd just scott catching movies especially where the young old in many cultures people hear that everything was better in the good old days. is that some kind of still true for the past, or is there more behind it with more on that in a moment. but 1st we wanted to hear what you think. oh facebook, we asked what was the answer in the past. rachel lewis wrote something i missed is the empathy and fraternity that existed between people today people distance themselves from others. people no longer cool or visit each other, just a message is enough. and the pandemic has separated us even more. but roderick ravage wrote, there is no way i cou

li, taking in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hayden scandalous practices. diff infiltrated international wholesale markets and supermarket chains and asks, what's really on our plates. food in glorious food pond to on al jazeera. ah ah, your to go to 0 mind of all top stories. the u. s. president is wanting things in ukraine could go crazy quickly. is i think americans to lead now as concerns grow that moscow could invade the country. now this comes as russia and by the roost begin 10 days of joint military drills, navy cranes, border western countries of war and russia of economic and political consequences. should it ramp up military aggression tools, kia, olivia's parliaments, as of appointed a new prime minister fatty rachada was picked to replace abdul hamid de baber. he's refusing to step down to bay, but says load me hand over power to an elected government more now and i'll top story and just a 2 hour drive from by the roof. ukrainians and kia are watching rushes drills closely. many civilians have begun lining self defense and

carla hayden the head librarian of congress and deb holland the secretary of interior and robert come by to pick me up at the hotel. we were walking across an intersection. well, i was reading i said, i want to read you this new poem. i don't think i'd ever read you a poem like that, but i said, i really this poem is a new poem and it's my favorite. without the world will keep trudging through time without us when we lift from the story contest to fly home. we will be as falling stars to those watching from the edge of grief and heartbreak. maybe then we will see the design of the two-minded creature and know why half the world fights righteously for greedy monster masters, and the other half is nailing it all back together to the smoke of cooking fires lovers and endless human industry. maybe then beloved rascal. we will find each other again in the timeless weave of breathing. we will sit under the trees in the shadow of earth sorrows watch hyenas drink rain. and laugh so i was reading this poem to rob is brand new. and and then we were laughing because when i came to human industry

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as robert hayden said, we must not be frightened or controlled into accepting evil as our deliveranceis. if there's a relationship between my faith and comedy, it's you are never defeated and you must see this in the light of eternity and find some way to love and laugh with each other. >> wow! stephen colbert, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you can subscribe to a newsletter at service95.com. dua lipa, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by 2 chainz. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: his album, "dope don't sell itself," comes out tomorrow. performing "lost kings" with lil durk and sleepy rose, please welcome 2 chainz! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and i'm like how the hell a ♪ [no audio] supposed to breathe if all they do is ♪ kill off all the kings? every other night ♪ a different murder scene every other night ♪ a different murder scene and i got a full vision ♪ tryna see my son grow up and i can't chose different ♪ every night dream about me killing, it was too vicious? ♪ i feel like how the hell a ♪ [no audio] supposed to breathe

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assistant secretary for homeland security, matt hayden, talking about the threat of cyberattacks fromussia. not just on ukraine but here in the west. let's bring in mandiant head of global intelligence, sandra joyce, to talk more about that. the most phenomenal resume in terms of the amount of masters degrees you hold in international affairs. talk to us in the here and now, what you are telling your clients, how worried they need to be. sandra: what we are telling them is they need to be prepared, but not to panic. the fact of the matter is that russian cyber aggression has been going on for many years. and a lot of the preparations that organizations are making for ransomware and other attacks are the same preparations we are asking them to make today. caroline: any industry groups more vulnerable than others, or that you feel could be under greater threat than others? sandra: the risk of reciprocal action against, or cyber action against u.s. businesses, the risk of that does go up with the allocation of sanctions. when we are looking at reciprocity, a lot of the sanctions are base

michael hayden has written about this as a political mistake.fter 9/11, the nsa should have been more forthcoming about what it needed to do and the authorities it thought it should use to close the collection seems we know were problematic before 9/11. had the nsa been more forthcoming, congress and the american people would have given it much more support. that clip fed into the narrative that the nsa in particular was deceptive and lying to the american people. that hurt the trust in the u.s. intelligence community. susan: we have a quote from harry truman. this is from the truman collection. [video clip] >> i set up the original central intelligence agency that were then in the government for the benefit of the present. -- the president. i had all of the intelligence supports, some were just duplicates, summer arranged -- some were arranged. he can then veto whatever was necessary. susan: you write that the intelligence community has undergone a number of reorganizations, and the organizations have followed three general patterns. halting de

it's not well known that she was married to tom hayden, the left-wing activist for the democratic society she actually founded the workout studio to support california's campaign for economic democracy organization. and one of the things i think is really interesting about that that she wrote in her memoir is even though she was channeling millions of dollars into his nonprofit, he was always really dismissive of the workout studio and thought it was silly and superficial and what are you ladies doing in there. meanwhile, one of the ways that she made dance exercise so popular was she was already a celebrity. it had her name attached to it but to vhs, videocassette. no matter how many more people were coming into gyms, nothing could compare with having this videotape in your hand. not that cheap, by the way. fitness videos in those days were, like, $40 or 50. but you could pop it into your vcr, and you could do it anytime. and that was responsible for promoting and proliferating fitness culture far beyond any brick and mortar environment. this is super interesting, you know, i spoke a lot

having served in iraq, vladimir putin takes a hard lesson that when an insurgency has save hayden like when a run is provided to the taliban, that enables the insurgency to carry on and he's deadly serious about his concern whether ukraine made a will arm those ukrainian insurgents. it's time for the biden administration to step up and explain their plans to protect what's left of ukrainians independence. sanctions just are not going to cut it. >> i couldn't agree more. well said, dan. coming up, critics are slamming president biden today after he promised to restore world order, and tries to intimidate eastern europe. this is what we are seeing today. it's my woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. don't take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. >> vladimir putin's brutal war against ukraine threatens to shatter any sense of world order. president zelenskyy is calling on his people to stand up against r

and roles and so some of these alternative measures were things like the women's status bill the hayden writer. the equal pay act was actually largely an effort by liberal protectionist and then the biggest one is the president's commission on the status of women. so the president's commission on the status of women released its final report in 1963. so and that report is such a big deal when it comes to the era so esther peterson the big architect at the pcsw, which is the abbreviation for the president's commission on the status of women. she is a ardent era opponent and she believed that with this commission. they could make the era unnecessary and to offer up alternative ways for improving women's status and what she called a more balanced and practical approach towards removing the arbitrary discriminations on women and keeping what she believed to be equitable distinctions in place and so in the pcsw's final report. it's so important as i describe in chapter 6 because it's like protections finally came to an answer that they were trying to develop, you know, since the 1920s basica

founds her workout studio in los angeles, it's not well known she was at the time married to tom hayden left wing activist, found you are of students for democratic society, founded the workout studio to support california's campaign for economic democracy organizations, and one of the things i think is interesting about that she wrote in her memoire is even though she was channeling millions of dollars into this, his nonprofit, he was always really dismissive of the workout studio and thought it was silly and superficial any what are you ladies doing in there. meanwhile, one of the ways she made dance exercise so popular was she was already a celebrity so had her name attached to it, but two, vhs, video cassettes so no matter how many people were coming into gyms, nothing could compare with having this video tape in your hand, not that cheap by the way, fitness videos in that day were like $40, but you could pop into of your vcr and do it game and that was really responsible for proliferating fitness culture beyond any brick and mortar environment. i'll also say, i think this is super

. >> the hayden-allen family investing in all three for their family. >> this is for the long-term, thiswhen we're no longer here. >> and building generational wealth is certainly a marathon, but black families are falling further and further behind every year, white families build 300 billion more dollars than black families, a major portion of that, inher tans. one united, says making a will is one of the keys to wealth building. >> good start. frank holland, thank you. >>> if you use venmo or zelle or paypal, you might want to owe uncle sam a bigger chunk of change as we reported, the irs is now requiring payment app companies to disclose business transactions of $600 or more the tax itself isn't new, just the new reporting requirements the changes won't affect personal transactions at all, but businesses, yes. the new rule went into effect last month nbc's tom costello on what it means for small business owners. >> when was the last time you used cash? >> now it's easy for customers to venmo your business. >> millions of americans use payment apps every day transferring money to frie

we are responding to their concerns around public safety and particularly the rise in anti asian haydenf the additional safety measures is tapping the sunset safety squad volunteers who walked the neighborhood, keeping an eye out for anything out of the ordinary and assisting and advising as needed. alan wang says the group is made up of younger community members who wanted to help out there's just so many young people that want to step up and you know, i think with what's happened with the asian hate incidents, it's really gotten a lot of young people to rise up. neighbors say they're hopeful these ideas will work. when does start i think it's no. i think i'm positive it will have an impact the neighborhood. the supervisor's office also tells us that the programs for the sunset are already funded. some will go into effect immediately . others will soon need to hire personnel or move through the city's approval process. we're live in the sunset district in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news. alright christian. thank you. a new lawsuit has been filed, accusing the city of

also, the attributes that we need to overcome the pandemic and the anti asian hayden up next we introduce you to an artist who has one of the unique tigers on display throug oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability pandemic began. the event made the announcement on its instagram page yesterday, april 20th marks the unofficial celebration of marijuana in traditionally people who use it in san francisco head off the golden gate park that day. over the past couple of years, the city put fences around the area to keep crowds out of the park because of the pandemic. lunar new year celebrations are focusing on the year of the tiger. the tiger is seen as a

we are responding to their concerns around public safety and particularly the rise in anti asian hayden violence. one of the additional safety measures is tapping the sunset safety squad volunteers who walked the neighborhood, keeping an eye out for anything out of the ordinary and assisting and advising as needed. alan wong says the group is made up of younger community members who wanted to help out there's just so many young people that want to step up and you know, i think with the what's happened with the asian hate incidents. it's really gotten a lot of young people to rise up. neighbors say they're hopeful these ideas will work. when does start i think it's no. i think i'm positive it will have an impact the neighborhood . the supervisor's office tells us that the programs for the sunset are already funded. some will go into effect immediately. others will still need to hire personnel or move through the city's approval process. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. all right. we've got ourselves yet another stunning sunset out in the distance there a few clouds

gone to take on the challenge also attributes that we need to overcome the pandemic and anti asian hayden up next we'll introduce you to the artist who designed one of the unique tigers now on display in the city of san francisco. at a barrier whether we are in the clear for today, along with some gusty winds, but it looks like we have lots of sunshine in our forecast over the coming days and the forecast update coming up. on the year of the tiger. the tiger is seen as an enduring symbol of strength and courage. ktvu is christian captain introduces us to the artist who created one of the six tigers you can find on display in san francisco. the new year has arrived in san francisco is celebrating in style. happy year of the tiger is here and the chinese chamber of commerce has commissioned six larger than life statues around the city, including voyager tiger in union square, and the health and wealth tiger and chinatowns, portsmouth's square. the strength and courage of the tiger, an important symbol considering the struggles with covid and violence against the asian american community ove

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politician was chosen by parliament as the favorite for the largely ceremonial host over mahmud abdulla hayden baghdad. he has just refuted, denied and rejected the court's decision, considered and get in his words politicized. he also said that since he was acquitted by the court in 2016 when he was accused of corruption and mismanagement, when he there was a finance minister. then in his view, there is no point. there is no point in banning him from running for prison. now, the question now is whether or not his party, the didn't the could this time democratic party will be able to push for another nominee, especially with the fact that today is considered the deadline. the last day in the constitutional period allocated for presidential candidates to submit their files to the parliament, a presidency in her . they have now cleared. the remaining protest is blocking a vital bridge on the us. canada border had been demonstrating against pandemic restrictions for almost a week. many of them were truck drivers, blocked both entrances to the ambassador bridge, with their vehicles. they were upse

hello, hayden? >> hello. good evening, board of education commissioners. just want to call in to really oppose these cuts and tentative agreement with uesf. i attend lowell high school as a sophomore, and, you know, this year, i have a few new teachers who are there for the first time. they signed up in the middle of covid to come teach us, and these are the teachers who are there. i have a new grish teacher this year, and he's the one checking in, you know, making sure every student is good. he's the one who enjoys school and coming into english class excited, actually thinking about the world around him, and these teachers make so much of a difference, you no he, and it seems like just numbers on a paper from a budget, but these are 60 peoples' lives, 60 peoples' families. but it's not just that, it's school lives and programs. stop the cuts, please. >> clerk: thank you. hello, aubrey? >> hello. my name is aubrey, and i'm one of the black student union officers, and i go to lowell high school, and i want to speak about the cuts. [indiscernible] in so man

the hayden scorned showered on us -- offices by our fellow americans convinced me that there was no sense in my dying for a world rule by them. i made up my mind that if i got through this war, i would study law and use my time fighting for men who could not strike back. he earned his jd at harvard established the law school at howard university. and trained a generation of black lawyers including future supreme court justice thurgood marshall to use the war to fight racial discrimination as special counsel for the naacp in 1935. he created litigation strategies to attack racial housing covenants, and he played a role in every civil rights case before the supreme court between 1930 and brown via the board education in 1954. you're in the title the man who killed jim crow. houston exemplified the direct response of many african-americans to the injustices that white americans deliberately imposed on their black counterparts for military and civilian service in world war one with another war looming in the late 1930s african-americans determine that it would not yield the same results as ho

by any means but for my colleagues and those tuning in, it includes alexander, jim clapper, bill hayden, mike mcconnell, tom ridge, and a host of others so very impressive group -- >> chairman, the chamblice one concerns me deeply -- for the record, that's a joke. >> only thing worse would be bird on the letter. >> that would be a devastating death blow to the nomination. >> will the witness please stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear to give this committee the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> please be seated. before your opening statement i ask you five standard questions to the nominee that appears before us, requiring a simple yes or no for the record. first, do you agree to appear before the committee here or in other venues when invited? >> yes, i do. >> if confirmed, you agree to send officials from your office to appear before the committee and designated staff when invited? >> yes. >> do you agree to provide documents or any other materials requested by the committee in order for it to carry out oversight and legislative r