hayden: absolutely.hey and we find ourselves in a position that none of us could have imagined weeks ago. i think putin has set off this chain of events that all of us are grappling with and it breaks our hearts. what we have been focused on is working around-the-clock to ensure our team members in the region are looked after, make sure our customers know that things like their profiles, all the work they put into building their reputations are line -- reputations online are safe and secure, or if they end up relocating and able to work in one of the other 180 countries where we are operational, they can continue working and not be impacted. we have been thinking of no one else but our customers. but we are impacted, as are they, and that has made this difficult. emily: what about your workers in ukraine? you are working to support them. how are you handling that? hayden: we lost a feature where anyone can send money to workers in ukraine, buying a product from them and waiving the requirement that they

i, carla hayden, do solemnly swear. >> she was nominated by president obama. over two decades ago she was applying for a job at a local library when a friend let her know about an open position. >> i call myself an accidental librarian. >> it was a golden opportunity for hayden who always had her nose in a book but she knows not everyone has that access. >> i really knew that libraries could be a source of power and empowerment in communities. >> reporter: hayden brought her life experiences here launching new initiatives to boost our rates to minority communities while maintaining this iconic research all. >> the library of congress can touch everyone and should touch everyone. reporter: but not everyone can read what they want. the american library association where hayden was a former president says book fans are spiking across the country -- book bans are spiking across the country. >> phi variant have often been called feisty fighters for freedom -- librarians have often been called feisty fighters for freedom. reporter: jesus trying to ensure that the li

hayden: when you turn the faucet to get a glass of water, that water could be coming from a local source, or it could be coming from a source hundreds of miles away, so we've developed this reall intricat complex system of reservoirs and canals and aqueducts to take water from its source and deliver it to where it's needed. we depend on two primary sources of water-- surface water and groundwater, and so surface water is the water you can see that flows into rivers and creeks and lakes and reservoirs, and then there's groundwater, which is the water you can't see, and that's water that's stored underground. it's found in the pores and spaces between our soil and rocks. these aquifers--that's what they're called--are filled with water that comes off of farms, from rain, from rivers. the groundwater actually provides, on average, about 40% of our water that we use in california. bacock: big pi creek used to flow down to the valley, and then it would just fan out into the valley, and part of that was due to the network of ditches that our people had made which were continued to be utilized.

senator hayden here ever since arizona end of the union charming lovely 85 rally humorous but i wonder how many people in chamber were struck with the thought that there is a dramatic. something there that says take care. my favorite line was actually about the first i will be brief for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long and then there was a line about it can be done by this summer. i want it done in order to so the house and the senate will look better to the nation as much as i wanted to be done or for linden's good and the democratic party is good. by all odds most important thing to me in the speech was where he said then that this administration here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. i asked this congress at all americans to join with me in that effort, but they're pretty heavy accent on education on retraining on health. i like that line about a thousand dollars invested in salvaging and unemployable youth today can return 40,000 or more in his lifetime. you want to listen for about one minute to my particular? would you rather wa

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sally hayden is the africa correspondent for the irish times."my fourth time, we , drowned, seeking refuge on the world's deadliest migration route." that does it for our show. democracy now! has an immediate opening for a news writer producer. visit democracynow.org/jobs to find out more and apply. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ■oÑÑ■Ñ■ac (sophie fouron) we're very far from the all-inclusive hotels here. we're in the heart of cuba and it's very hard to sum up this island. cuba feels frozen in time. of course, the old 1950's cars, and there are no billboards on the highways, except the ones that are propaganda. there are no restaurant chains. horses are everywhere. people use them to get around. but yet, even if it feels like we're in the 1960's sometimes, people get by.

sally hayden is the africa correspondent for the irish times."my fourth time, we , drowned, seeking refuge on the world's deadliest migration route." that does it for our show. democracy now! has an immediate opening for a news writer producer. visit democracynow.org/jobs to find out more and apply. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] Ñ■Ñ■ac ♪ >>> hello there, and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in new york. >>> russian negotiators promised their troops would drastically scale back attacks in areas around kyiv. they say they wanted to build trust. but ukrainians say they've seen little evidence the russians are following through on their pledges. officials in the northern city of chernihiv say russian forces

jim clapper, john brennan and leon panetta and mike hayden which is when the laptop revelations firstight. this is what they brought us back to quotes in actual letters. emails reportedly belonging to vice president's son hunter has all the classic earmarks of russian disinformation. we do not have evidence of russian involvement, just that our experience makes us deeply suspicious that the russian government played a significant role in the case. they have no evidence of any of that. but that didn't matter. the media took that letter and ran with it, giving articles like this. hunter biden story is russian disinformation. dozens of former intel officials say. when the "new york post" requested retraction from the intel officials over the weekend no answer with notable exception jim clap his or her instead of retracting doubled down saying quote of course he rubbed his head 20 times and took off his glasses i stand by the statement made at the time. enough said. no wonder cnn pays him all that money. author and investigative reporter peter schweizer thinks hunter is looking down the b

eye of first responde >> there are peopl at wouot b alive t orter: after meetmarco, sheriff john hayden spoke with the judge. they wanted to let marco out early from his 18-month sentence on charges related to stealing a cell phone. marco said, no >> i wanted to be fully responsible for what i did >> reporter: and so, this month, he officially finished his time the once homeless inmate now welcomed into a grateful community. >> oh my god, you guys >> reporter: someone gave him a car, job offers poured in, and new friends have promised to have his back >> we need to encourage people when they're down we're all human. we all make mistakes >> reporter: a second chance for the former inmate and the community reminded that heroes are not always who you'd expect kristen dahlgren, nbc news >>> that's "nightly news" for this friday. a reminder, hope you'll join us for "the news with shepard smith" weeknights, 7:00 eastern, cnbc thanks for watching. for all of us here, have a good night. centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when

i, carla hayden, solemnly swear.for a job at her local library, when a friend happened to let her know about an open position there. >> i call myself an x and a librarian -- an accidental librarian. reporter: an opportunity for her, who always had her nose in a book. but she also knows not everyone has access. >> really knew that libraries could be a source of power. and empowerment in communities. reporter: she brought her life experiences here, launching new initiatives to boost outreach to minority communities, while maintaining this iconic research hall. >> library of congress can be a national library that touches everyone. and should touch everyone. reporter: but not everyone can read what they want. the american library association, where she was a former president, says book fans are spiking across the country -- bans are spiking across the country. >> librarians have been called spicy fighters for freedom, because there's a right to read. reporter: she believes everyone should be free to choose what they wan

carla hayden serves as the librarian of congress.le have held the job since 1802. how does having storycorps here fit into your vision for the library of congress? >> dr. carla hayden: storycorps is an important part of adding history and context and the individuals who make history. not just the ones that we see on the news, but the people who are part of the fabric of our american life. the everyday people-- what did they feel, what do they believe? >> o'donnell: to try to find out, storycorps rolled out a mobile booth in 2005 to travel the country. they also launched partnerships and story collection programs in multiple american cities. >> isay: this is dave isay, founder of storycorps. >> o'donnell: when the pandemic hit, they created a new way for people to submit stories online. >> isay: share your interview far and wide, and know that someday, future generations will be listening. >> o'donnell: every friday, for the last 16 years, national public radio sends one story into the homes, headphones, and cars of six million people

after being airlifted, from a fiery, mangled scene, dayton pric and hayden underhill the only survivors on board the team van are improving in a lubbock, texas, hospital and tonight, authorities stress a 13-year-old behind the wheel is a clear violation of the law they tell me that the investigation is ongoing as many questions remain lester >> morgan chesky, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, our investigation into drug smuggling on planes and safety concerns we are uncovering >>> even as the numbers fall, there's growing concern about yet another potential covid wave here as an omicron subvariant drives cases way up overseas it comes as americans once again try to return to normal here is miguel almaguer >> reporter: the record rise in new covid cases overseas is tonight spawning renewed concern around the globe. omicron subvariant ba.2 appears to be fueling new infections in the western pacific, african, and european regions. but the w.h.o. says the 11 million new cases are just the tip of the iceberg as fewer people are testing. what's happening in pockets of the globe, is that a canary

right in front of speaker mccormack, and senator carl hayden, with the flag behind him. sticky mccormack, gray and craggy and white haired. senator hated, he represents arizona in the union. a charming, lively face for 85, [inaudible] . but i wonder how many people in the chamber were struck with the thought that there was a dramatic something there that says, take care. my favorite line was actually about the first. i will be brief, for our time is necessarily short and our agenda is already long. and then there was a line about, it can be done by this summer. i want it done so that the house and the senate will look better to the nation, as much as i wanted to be done for clinton's good and the democratic party is good. by all of the most important thing to me in the speech was where he said, then that this administration here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. i asked this congress and all americans to join with me in that effort. he put a heavy accent on education, on retraining, on health. i like that line, about $1,000 invest in salvaging une

we have seen plenty to put in and russia, hayden, that way, since 2014 the rest of the world and believe us, and it's taken this past week for that change and people around the world are probably asking, you know, what is there to negotiate right now? particularly for the ukrainians. when you look at what's happening in the largest ukranian cities, now you've got more targets that are being hit. more of those targets are civilians . and it's just escalating. i mean, how can you talk while you're still being fired at it's very difficult, isn't it? and i, for now i don't see any great willingness among ukrainian civilians to given. i think this has conversely, unified ukrainians as never before. you have people across the country, whatever language they might speak, ukrainian, or russian, whatever their background, just repulsed by what they've seen. and you know, people, even the, the moscow patriarchy orthodox church. this was a religious organization, was always seen as the kind of backbone to pro russian support in grain coming out and telling ukrainians to fight. and basically, you kn

well, now we know it's either hayden or dyley. look, this is a beautiful thing. product of our love. it is a product of our love, right? yes, dylan, i did the math. last time we did the math, we accidentally left a $300 tip. oh, i don't know what to do. -(sighs) -how about this? haley gwendolyn dunphy... will you marry me? are you kidding me right now? picture us walking down the aisle, a breathtaking vision in virginal white and you wearing whatever you want. -i'm not marrying you! -okay. okay, one step at a time. we'll put you on vitamins and a healthy diet.

i guess it's ah, me and my i spent many great days with my aunt, damascus when i'm hayden, and i will never forget how she was. she looked that in the way she would think when she lived in damascus like the 40 i spent my whole childhood with her for cotton or wiley company for corners and the think the same way and nothing has changed for me between the 2. not even fill out the spill. i know her appearance may have changed when she transition from a woman to a man. and it was strange for me at 1st, but i've worked on accepting it and no one can tear nor sways any been this been a leave us. and i only how it a minimal war. equally. i also live in exile a little bit and have no one here except my and uncles and cousins. i have to maintain my family bonds. we need fuel cards on for an allows including a dozen sheets, mostly on the in american, sonia i don't think about what would have become of me if i'd stayed in syria c horn. i live in germany now sick alarm in kansas. gotta people are equal here. than whether they're male or female. i things are different and syria them out and throug

they were all helped by the really scoreless intervention by james klapper, john brennan michael haydenosses john brennan being the former cia director under obama and biden who knew full well what hunter biden was getting up to when he was a parting with the foreign oligarchs the russian oligarchs in the oligarch playground and monte carlo and moscow. they knew what was going on. they knew is not russian disinformation they know is true and yet they put their names to the letter in which they said the e-mails we were publishing our reporting the laptop was russian disinformation. and that was a knauf for those media outlets to run that into run not the white house them but the joe biden campaign library. >> miranda it you're going to be back with us later in the show, later in the hour you going to stick with us. were going to say on the story coming up later in the show. i think it we will see you soon. white house officials going after mom-and-pop gas stations read the white house refuses to really ramp up domestic drilling to a lower cost. all of this are thieves are stealing gas fr

elizabeth: you know, there is also this, former bush cia director michael hayden, he is also yet to retractthe advisory board of a media watchdog group that sets out to correct errors in news stories. then you have james clapper, he is doubling down saying he still stands by his statement at the time he was saying. that he was sounding a cautionary note. remember james clapper, he was the one who said more and more of the steele dossier is true, actually corroborated. james clapper worked under both presidents bush, he was implicated in the false intelligence assessment that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. >> well just think about it, the key here again, these people are, can be criticized on a number of levels but with respect to this story, the shamelessness of these people, is amazes. just admit it, we were wrong, we rushed to judgment. our judgment was clouded because we so much wanted president trump defeated but really how can you say you have a free press in the sense that we have traditionally discussed it in this country? no, it is not suppressed by the government b

hayden, mckayla carter were bundled up hanging out in downtown big bear. the girls excited to have some fun after a long drive. what was the dry like for it was a bumpy ride that could get even more dangerous and less visible with more snow coming in. caltrans advising people to travel on sunday when the weather is expected to clear up. >> let's talk about the weather right now as we take a live look outside crossed the city of san francisco. there's the bay bridge. east bay is looking nice. tonight's clear night, but it's cold. >> indeed it is. let's get you ready for the start of your sunday. and if you have some saturday night plans, kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight with a look at what you can expect. yeah, definitely bundle up tonight. we're going to see widespread 30's for our coldest inland valleys and >> let's take a look at the sierra because we are tracking fresh snow off of the side of the roads. but fortunately, calmer conditions so that winter weather advisory was allowed to expire earlier this afternoon. but we did see upwar

brennan, former recent head of the cia, that was leon panetta, that was james clapper and michael haydeno this day appearing on cnn and msnbc as esteemed experts on russia and ukraine, and those people should never hold their heads up in public again. it their reputations are destroyed by the fact they've signed that letter and lied about the laptop and said without looking at it that it was russian disinformation and they got joe biden off the hook. >> tucker: you think of all the people who have been destroyed for nothing, some stupid comment, you know, and then criminals who walk free, a lot of men. miranda devine, thank you. >> thanks so much, tucker buried >> tucker: michael mccaul is a republican, congressman from houston, one of the leading voices in washington pushing for war with russia paired we vehemently disagree with his position. it seems very obvious that by the end of the conflict that he had others or promoting, china will be firmly in charge of the world. we don't want that at all. on the other hand, we assume that michael mccaul has honest reasons for his views. we alw

john brennan, cia director leon panetta said every important job in thet government, general michael hayden the cia. john mclaughlin too. and mike morrell, all of them said russian disinformation. they knew it wasn't russian disinformation. yeah, i mean this just shows you what the trump administration faced from the day it came into the office. it wase the hostility of this intelligence security apparatus machine that hated president trump from the beginning and threw everything they had at him with the help of a pliant blue check media prestige media ,all the outlets that you reviewed in the earlier segment where they worked hand in hand with big tech for four years and then this thing came and they cooperated as well. the thing that's shameful is you and i are journalists, brian, is the way that the press interacted with these former intelligence officials. the relationship between newspaper men and reportersrs and the intelligence community isn't supposed to be so friendly. it's supposed to be adversarial. these people iend wield a lot of power and you're supposed to ask them questions

to do more it's officials did to the sunday political shows to lay out their next steps particle. hayden reports the attack in the cranium bass will likely not slow. the flow of ford military equipment being sent by the u. s. and others. the pentagon has repeatedly said it has several routes in official consist . 8 continues to make its way in daily. meanwhile, the ukrainian foreign minister went on american television. they asked for more. what we're asking is very simple. think we say our ukraine and we will do the rest us all the weapons necessary and we will fight for our land that are out. he was specifically asking for fighter jets, which the u. s. has ruled out for now senior defense officials tell us that right now, part of the problem is that russia has the abilities shoot down fighter jets pretty much over all of ukraine's airspace. so they are looking at providing ukraine more sophisticated missile systems than they have thus far in hopes of keeping the airspace contested. another big concern for us officials fear that russia could use chemical weapons. but the pentagon spokes

intelligence officers from leon pa netted that to john brennan who signed their names to michael hayden are defamed and defrocked. they should be ashamed of themselves. everybody knew this thing was real. at the very least, what they knew they never was worthy of their signature with their intelligence background which they got off taxpayer training. so if you think about, too. the "new york post" comes out and views profanity says no kidding. using a profanity. we know this was real the whole time. how you froze our social media accounts, that's the bigger story. so, remember, when this first came out, how the media reacted. >> authorities are now investigating whether recently published emails that purport to detail the business dealings of joe biden's son are tied to an ongoing russia disinformation effort. >> recently published emails that purport to detail the business dealings of joe biden's son are actually part of an ongoing russian disinformation campaign. >> hunter biden, this laptop that intelligence officials have warned is likely russian disinformation. >> broadly known and

or or louise hayden better than ruth nichols. you know i've often thought about louise. in the early 1930s and what it would have been like to drop your kids off at kindergarten and preschool. how little she would have had in common? with the other mothers there. and so they did become really close. and i found a lot of evidence of that in my research. you know in 1932 amelia of course will fly the atlantic solo and in 1935. she wants to add the match set to that record. she wants to fly the pacific solo flying from honolulu to oakland, california. now this is a flight some of you might have made of course a very common flight today. but at the time flying a single engine plane all alone across that stretch of ocean was very dangerous indeed many men had gone missing over that stretch never to be found again. and aviation officials gave amelia about a 50/50 chance of making it. she does of course, you know and and when she lands at oakland 10,000 people are waiting at the airfield having waited all night not knowing when she might arrive. not knowing, you know her timeli

i want to go to matt hayden, former assistant secretary of homeland security.e? >> part of that reason is because ransom where is into point and shoot operation. you have to target an asset and it could be from a click of a mouse to a targeted email or looking for particular vulnerabilities that haven't been patched on a server but it is not like a light switch which you could have someone coming at you with a ransom where attack and take weeks to get through the door and if they do they consider dormant and wait until they want to activate that ransom where. neil: you think they are waiting for something big, not just having broken into the fence systems and banks but something really big and that is why we haven't seen, they are waiting for something that would be far far more impactful than we have seen in the past. >> we refer to it as asymmetric warfare going on as a spy versus spy game. for industry partners in the energy sector, the battlefield frontlines working this beat, the challenge they are going to have is not only fighting the russians but russia

the reining player of the year, hayden becker and kristin williams ceiling it.win, 91-87 to advance to the final four for a 14th straight season. this year the final four in minneapolis. ten miles from where becker grew up. >> today's a godsend, win or go home. we won. i'm so excited no matter the location, no matter where it is. i just keep playing with my team. >> couldn't have done it without both of you. without both of you. >> all right. louisville heading to the final four for the fourth time in history. sophomore guard haley van led leading the way. 62-50 win. this is her fourth straight win. next up, cardinals going to face overall number one seed south carolina in the final four friday night. it's going to be uconn facing defending champion stanford. the winners will meet in the championship game on sunday. >>> the nfl is stepping up its efforts to create more diversity amongst its coaching staff. the league owners adopting a policy saying all 32 teams must hire a minority to be an nfl assistant. there's been a trend of offensive coordinators becoming c

teammates hayden price and eaten underhill the only survives are slowly and steadily improving in inck, texas hospital. we don't know why the 13-year-old was behind the wheel. authorities have not revealed the relationship between the boy and henrich siemens. we did reach out to the siemens family who right now are declining comment. >> lot of questions still on that one. morgan, thank you. >>> turning now to the pandemic. covid cases have fallen dramatically here in the united states. down 40% to an average of about 35,000 a day over the last two weeks. deaths also way down as well. dropping 60% over that same period. but now all eyes are on a new strain, ba.2. it is fuelling a spike in new infections across europe now dr. ashish jha joins us. soon he's taking over as white house covid-19 response coordinator. dr. jha. welcome. ba.2 hitting hard now. is it reasonable to expect that is going to happen here this time around as well? >> thanks for having me. ba.2 is around it is in the u.s. as well. we've got a lot of it. not as much as europe. here is what we know we know tase little

gio benitez is at the hayden planetarium with the story. >> reporter: there was real coer to rth woenian ship after an unprecedented war of words. this morning, after a record 355 days in space, american astronaut mark vande hei is finally heading home. >> and vande hei now leaving the inside the soyuz. >> reporter: seen boarding russia's soyuz spaceship with russian cosmonauts overnight, leaving the international space station to return to earth. >> the soyuz begins the journey home to complete a year-long odyssey for mark vande hei. >> reporter: even as tensions rise here between america and russia over the war in ukraine, the crew shared a hug, one of the russian cosmonauts saying this -- >> people have problem on earth. on orbit we are one crew. >> reporter: for weeks the head of the russian space agency dmitry rogozin had threatened to leave vande hei on the space station in response to american sanctions on russia posting this spoof video showing the russian cosmonauts waving good-bye to vande hei. another video showed technicians covering up the u.s. and japanese flags on a roc

vladimir shares a daughter with american actress hayden panettiere. >> i know they'll survive this.ght. make no mistake, the ukrainian resistance is the fight of every day people fighting for their country. and the klitschko brothers say it's going to take help from everybody, if they're going to win this fight. >> excellent reporting. trevor, thank you. >>> now to the covid crisis, and a new study suggesting that the effectiveness of pfizer's vaccine for children fell dramatically during the omicron surge, especially among 5 to 11-year-olds. stephanie ramos joins us now with more on this. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: robin, good morning. pretty shocking news to most parents. the low-dose version of the pfizer vaccine appears to be less effective in protecting young children. researchers say in all covid cases the vaccine provided severe protection against serious illness. this morning, new data shows the pfizer vaccine was less effective in kids than in teens and adults. the study shows that in new york state, at the height of the omicron variant, the pediatric dose of the

hayden, mckayla carter were bundled up hanging out in downtown big bear.dry like for >> it was valley a bumpy ride that could get even more dangerous and less visible with more snow coming in. caltrans advising people to travel on sunday when the weather is expected to clear up. >> here's a live look at the sierra this morning. that sun just shining bright on that fresh powder looking good. the roads, nice and clear. of i i know a lot of folks made their way up friday night. it was a little dicey. there there this morning waking up to some beautiful conditions. time or another check of your weather forecast. davey said yesterday that of the snow we just got isn't necessarily going to do too much for the bank account, but not something is better than nothing were over the next 7 days or so to pick up some. it looks like by the middle of the week, though, still not much happening up there. good morning, everybody. we've got the 40's. >> on tap just about all week long. notice a little drop on wednesday from that week system on the back in maybe by thursday m

you have to bring her to play with hayden. more "fox & friends" coming up. is not covered by my insurance. i was about to put a third of my social security towards the prescription... until i found out about singlecare. with the discounts i found on singlecare, i was able to afford the prescription that works best for me without sacrificing my retirement savings. visit singlecare.com and start saving today. >> rejected russia's ultimatum to surrender mariupol. >> part of ukrainian's calculation is we are the defenders, it's our town, we are starting to set the terms. >> the russian strikes levelled a shopping mall in kyiv. >> local officials now saying at least eight killed. >> wednesday the president will meet be nato members in brussels. >> innocent people are dying. russia needs to be held back or this war will escalate. [sirens] >> i'm ready for negotiations. but if fail, that would mean this is a third world war. >> why can't you condemn this as an invasion? >> don't be naive. >> i don't think anybody in the west should rely on a communist dictatorship

i'm hayden miller, i'm a high school student. i just think back to a time when i was in elementary school and we were walking on a field trip to de joung and the teacher was yelling at us to rush across the street because we're holding off all the commuters to get into the park to get downtown. now, we have the community space where kids are able to learn to ride their bike. we have teenagers learning to skate out here. it's just so much more of a joyful community space and it's really living in a city like about seeing your neighbors, seeing the community. so i just hope that this community space can be preserved and that we can all get across the city safely. i recently road the improved shuttle and i was impressed by the frequency, and i just look forward to more improvements to come. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. okay. if there's anyone else in the audience i don't know that hasn't spoken and would like to who's physically present here, go ahead and fill out a speaker card up at the front. let's take our next remote caller.