last october, 25 hudson residents began receiving $500 month. is the director of hudsonup, the city's guaranteed income pilot. it receives its funding from the spark of hudson foundation and former democratic presidential candidate andrew yang's nonprofit organization, humanity forward. >> the question is always, "so, why hudson?" and i think there was interest from both parties in sort of the size and scale of the community here in hudson and the potential of a pilot like this-- and definitely the need. >> reporter: lira campbel is a retired educator who has lived in hudson since 2002. she says that need becamelear to her not long after moving here, when she was speaking with a friend. >> she said, "yeah, i gotta move. someone from the city came and bought the house. the new owners raised the rent and i can't afford it." that was the first story of many. >> reporter: according to the real estate website zillow, the average home value in hudson went up by nearly 60% in the past ten years. during that time, the median household income for hudson

matt: this is kind of my point -- reason i brought on the hudson's bay blanket.blanket is to hudson bay, kind of what saks fifth avenue is to luxury shopping. the most five miss -- famous and department store in america. when tourists come from around the world to new york, they want to see the plaza, empire state building, tiffany's, and saks fifth avenue. are you worried that separating that too much will take away some of the luster of the brand? marc: it is the opposite. candidly, we have a few million visits to our store in a given year. we had 230 million visits to our website last year. i believe the center of gravity for our brand and globally is the website, while the physical presence on fifth, an other wonderful markets, that is the physical instance of it. everyone is getting caught up in why are you separating? we are separating structurally so we can bring the customer a much better experience. we are not separating the brand. saks fifth avenue will be over the door, it will be oururl website. the brand will be forever, just like that point blanket.

cornyn: tim, thanks to you and hudson for hosting today. as i said earlier, i think organizations like hudson that have the expertise are an invaluable source of information for the senate and congress and staff as we wrestle with these difficult policies. as you know from your experience working on the hill, members of congress tend to be generalists. they tend to have a lot of different issues they have to address. but there is no more important issue than our national security. it is job number one. and the expertise and the willingness to work with us to help us sort our way through these policies is something i deeply appreciate from you and hudson. so thank you for that, and thank you for having me today. tim: senator, thank you very much for taking time out of your busy schedule. we appreciate you here, and we want to thank you again for your time and your service. sen. cornyn: you bet. >> republican senator mike lee of utah give his thoughts on executive power under the constitution. you can watch that today at 3:00 eastern. later t

congressman mccall we are honored to have you back at the hudson institute. first off let's discuss the chinese communist party's campaign of systematic oppression against the uighurs and others. the china attacks called on the department of state to issue a determination that the communist parties crime against uighurs about the genocide. last january we welcomed the state department that it would officially designate the chinese communist party's legal muslims and others for crimes against humanity and genocide. key us allies are themselves now debating important issues of genocide and last month we had an editorial in the economist magazine arguing that genocide was the wrong word to describe the horrifying abuses against the uighurs. you have disputed the economists review. tell us why is the autonomous editorial challenging the term genocide and what are the potential implications should other prominent media outlets and other elements including our own adopt the economists dispute? >> i want to thank the hudson institute for asking me to point today's i

rashad hudson. back to you. >> they were shot. i have a question.w, the president did wait 65 days to hold a solo news conference. the longest of any president since tv was invented. was there any surrounding why. >> other really wasn't in this administration and much like the last administration or different than the last administration. they've really been wrong on the press secretary to get their message out. whereas in the last administration. we didn't really see those daily press briefings. but there wasn't a question as to why it had been so long before the president took that many questions from reporters rashad hudson live for us in washington, dc are shot. thank you very much. appreciate it. coming up, is oakland faces a record number of homicides this year. look into why this is look into it and who is being targeted tell >> a big story we're following. the city of oakland has recorded 34 homicides so far this year, 33 of those deaths have been classified as murders. some folks are now calling this a public health issue as part of our con

but no details us to win. >> alright rashad hudson live in washington dc for us. thanks very much. shot as more americans get vaccinated air travel across the country is on the rise. here's a live look at san francisco international airport tonight and over the weekend, more than 1.5 million passengers checked in at us airports that to level at not seen since mid-march of last year. kron 4 sanaz tahernia reports on what's happening. the airline industry was one of the hardest hit during the pandemic dropping nearly 96% in 2020. but there's good news on the horizon as air travel is picking back up. tsa data shows on wednesday. more than 1.0, 1 million travelers passed through airport security across the country. a huge jump compared to the 280,000 travelers. exactly a year prior as oppose busiest day since the start of the pandemic was last friday with 21,500 passengers, clearing security but they're still a long way to go. we're still down about 70%. i mean, this is normally a time of year. >> when we should be seeing through checkpoint. so there's still a lot of ground to make up

why is central new york, mid hudson -- wise mid hudson four times higher than central new york?hese areas, same basic demographics, it's about behavior. it is about behavior. it is about what we do. take western new york. 1.9%. western new york for weeks with a trouble area. now it is 1.9% because the community changed. the community adapted. the community heard. this is a function of personal behavior. that is why you are seeing these variants across the state. you look at new york city. the bronx is down where it was but 5%. it is double manhattan. staten island, which was an aberration, is no more in line. staten island, bronx, queens are all about the same. it is about behavior. the vaccines, we have big news. just under 5 million vaccines done overall. really good news. we had a white house -- matt: there is governor andrew cuomo live out of albany saying the difference between the problems that new york city has in the problems western new york have are surely down to personal behavior. there is also a population density difference. let's bring in shelly banjo to give us h

hudson: thank you very much. i'm richard hudson, north carolina's eighth congressional district, i'm theals conference secretary. listen, i'm a father of a 5-year-old who is in school. i care deeply about gun violence. i'm proud the republicans in congress are very serious about ending gun violence. unfortunately, the democrats in congress are not serious about ending gun violence. and it's obvious by the bills they're bringing to the floor this week which would do nothing to have stopped a single mass shooting in this country, yet they threaten the rights of law-abiding citizens. the republicans when we were in majority passed meaningful legislation including the fix knicks act which would have stopped the church shooting in texas. like the act that had the most meaningful mental health reform in a generation and dealt with communicating with parents of children in crisis. we passed the stop school violent act which put $1 billion into getting mental health resources to schools and also to training law enforceme

there were two branches of the roosevelt family one branch that lived up in the hudson valley. that's the franklin roosevelt side another branch which lived out on long island, and that was the teddy roosevelt side. and this is eleanor roosevelt in her wedding dress, and she was given away by her uncle teddy roosevelt who happened to be president of the united states at the time her mother and father both died when she was young a child and so she became sort of teddy roosevelt's surrogate daughter and part of this big roosevelt family next slide, please. now frankly that eleanor has seen each other and family events while they were growing up, but as he was graduating from harvard, he really sort of fell for her and this is 1905. this is right after the wedding and as you can see, you know, they were a handsome couple and they were the melding of two branches of this family and as theodore roosevelt famously said to eleanor is good. you're keeping the name in the family. and of course. their wedding was scheduled for march 17th, because her uncle teddy was going to be in new y

hudson's former linemate tweeted about the move saying they hit their car with the double middle finger. ouch. giants fans, bundle up, bottom three against the rangers, longoria connects for his second home run of the night. they do not retire any of the five batters he faced. a single home or rent, allowed six runs and texas won the game 10-6. that's not good. >>> nba, after a brutal six- game a stretch against the top teams in the western conference, hitting a little break tomorrow night against the houston rockets, losers of 17 straight games. now, that might be the perfect opponent for golden state coming off of 31 point eight down by the lakers monday night. it was the warriors eighth loss the season by 20 or more points. steph curry says that things are going to change, they need to start getting a little more upset with nights like last night. >> we have to develop a winning attitude every single night. we've got to get sick of getting blown out. that's embarrassing. i think we have to have some pride about how we are playing. you can lose games, that is going to happen, but not

>>as kron force correspondent in washington rashad hudson reports now the airline industry is now asking lawmakers for help once again. >>we're still losing 150 million dollars a day tuesday lawmakers heard from airline executives about the dramatic impact the pandemic is having on their industry we were flying about 40% of the passengers that we used to louisiana republican congressman garret graves says it's important to keep the industry alive. >>we actually have the bandwidth. we have the capacity of our airline industry of the ability to have business recreational travel tourism travel available for when the economy picks back up again last year the airline industry received just over 100 billion dollars in previous covid relief packages have >>in the aggregate i would say you know 10's of thousands are up to a 100,000 jobs, including contractors. >>lawmakers praised airline leaders for their enhanced safety measures but oregon congressman peter defazio is calling on the industry to be tougher on passengers who are not following the rules but jurich to get on and on a lollipop or si

washington correspondent rashad hudson has more now on the debate. >> we can millions of americans that the government access them and protect them for who they are. >> for illinois congresswoman marie newman, the equality act as personal saying the bill would ban discrimination of people like her transgender daughter who has battled depression unable to identify the cause of her pain. she told her parents that the only 2 solutions she felt would stop. it was either suicide. >> running away. >> wisconsin senator tammy baldwin says the country is making progress on lgbtq rights but discrimination remains a daily reality. >> from members of the lgbt >> republican senators like mississippi, cindy hyde smith say the equality act is equal in name only. she is concerned it will hurt women, particularly and sports. >> allowing male bodied athletes to compete against females and sports like basketball with totally undermine girl sports. >> iowa. senator chuck grassley says the bill would harm businesses and faith based groups that restricts services on religious grounds. i strongly suspect. >>

rashad hudson, back to you. >> thank you very much for shot a former president trump. he might have figured out his next step in life. he's going to build a new social media platform. one of his aides told fox news yesterday it will quote, completely redefined the game. trump has hinted of plants like that since being blocked from twitter, facebook, instagram. he does face some challenges because the 3 biggest cloud providers or amazon, microsoft and google. none of them would be expected to host a trump platform. however, foreign service providers. mike, the interest we understand authorities in colorado are about to hold a news conference in a couple of minutes. we'll take a quick >> back now to our breaking news. here is a news conference that's expected to start any moment now. they've given us a heads-up a couple minutes ago that they're just about ready to begin. if we can take some pictures live from boulder, colorado. this is the scene outside of the king supermarket where there was a shooting earlier today. we now know at least one police officer was killed. 2

>>washington correspondent rashad hudson has more. >>wednesday president biden met at the white house with the ceo's of johnson johnson and merck, 2 companies now working together and announced the government is buying 100 million additional doses of the johnson and johnson covid-19 vaccine vaccinated american. >>is the only way to beat the pandemic the announcement comes as the american rescue plan officially makes its way to his desk everything in the american rescue plan addresses a real need. the house debated a bill providing $1400 checks money for vaccines and help for small businesses for nearly 2 hours south carolina congressman jim carr burn encourage his republican colleagues to vote for the bill. >>call upon my republican colleagues to stop their march madness. and still some compassion for their constituents. you are less than wealthy. >>the american rescue plan has bipartisan support outside of washington. but republicans in congress unanimously oppose the bill. >>this is it a rescue bill. it is relief bill. it's a long g

rashad hudson. with weeks of debate. san francisco officials have finally decided that the sky star observation wheel will remain at golden gate park through 2025. >> well, earlier this month, the san francisco historic preservation commission approved extending the stay of the 150 foot tall ferris wheel shortly after the approval, several san francisco city officials called for a resolution asking the wheel to come down in 2022 alleging that its bright lights and electric generator harm the park's wildlife. >> this is in tiger woods is back home tonight. he was just released from the hospital. certainly good news for tiger and his fancy has been hospitalized for nearly a month after that horrific car accident because severe injuries to one of his legs. we will have reaction from tiger coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 6, 4 zone forecast time as we get a check of the weather now and the guy that we want to go to is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow >> looking ahead at what yeah, got some rain coming our way. but

rashad hudson. >> take a look at this. a historic storm drops, multiple feet of snow in colorado over the weekend. denver has already got more than 27 inches making it the city's 4th biggest snowstorm in history. and the second biggest in the last 75 years. nearly 32,000 customers were left without power in denver. the massive storm has caused headaches on roads and at the airport where the runways at denver international. we're close up until this afternoon. yeah. and take a look at this snowboarders and skiers. they woke up to 8 inches of fresh powder up in the sierra. >> this is video from squab valley alpine meadows not a lot of folks down the mountain today. the ski resort tells us there's been almost 30 feet total snowfall so far. this season. but first, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at the conditions in the sierra. yes, certainly has been coming down up there over the next day of looks like this past day or so, but looks like they've got some more to come, although this next storm syst

rashad hudson, back to you. for a shot. >> well, former california attorney general javier becerra. he was sworn in as the 25th secretary of health and human servicod

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president biden also talked about the colorado shooting washington correspondent rashad hudson joins us now with live from washington with the president's pesaje were shot. good evening. today president biden renewed us calls for congress to pass gun control legislation in the wake of that deadly shooting in atlanta, georgia last week and now boulder, colorado. 10 lives have been lost in the wake of the boulder shooting. president biden says now is the time for congress to act on gun control legislation. this is not should not be a partisan issue. >> this is an american issue. it will save lives. president biden urged the senate to pass to house approved background check bills and called for a ban on assault weapons. senate majority leader chuck schumer. i've already committed to bringing universal background checks legislation to the floor of the senate. the shooting in colorado was front and center at tuesday's senate judiciary committee hearing on reducing gun violence were california senator dianne feinstein also called for reinstating the ban on assault-style weapons. i've watch

to take the hudson and their four -- . andrÉ, this is his self portrait.it well arranged to meet with arnold. the thing is, andre is a british general. if a british officer in his red coat tag, that would look a little suspicious. so he tells andrÉ to take off. the problem is what happens the moment he takes off that red coat? he is a spy. ultimately, the correspondence. andrea is caught by a roving band of militia band. it questions long term. other loyal? either questionable loyalty? some argue somber against. either way, they get celebrated as heroes. andre, unfortunately identifies himself as major andrea. his kings, his philosophy. a shocking display of british loyalists. so, arnold is discovered. andre it's ultimately hanged as a spy. but washington, comes into this uses great moment. they was weighing difficulty between confidential army and the civilian population at this point. army was complaining, the civilian population was not supplying anything. where is the food? where is the clothing? is it being sent at x best initially high prices? war pr

o'reilly, welcome to the hudson institute's discussion of the review of the telecommunications act. thank you for joining us today. mr. o'reilly: it is a pleasure. who would have thought 25 years later we would look so good? i was in much better shape in those days, but it has been a fun 25 years. harold: you are in the first grade and i was in the third grade and we are going to stick to that. i think we are the only two staffers who worked on the act who were then punished. we got sent to the fcc as commissioners to implement it, so we must've done something wrong. mr. o'reilly: i put my hand up for the job, i enjoyed it. then it came to an end and you move on gracefully. harold: let's tell the audience about the background. what was communications law before the telecommute occasions act of 1996? mr. o'reilly: as you know, communications law was governed by a couple of different statutes, but mainly the communications act of 1934. many of the information predated the 1934 act from the 1927 radioactive. -- radio act. an adjustment was high on the list for the bell company and how

long island, new york, mid-hudson. what people should get from these slides or these numbers, ask yourself why is there such a variance within one state? why is there such a variance in demographic areas that are basically very similar? why is central new york, mid-hudson four times higher than central new york, right? these areas, same basic demographics, it is about behavior. it is about behavior. it's about what we do. you take western new york, 1.9. western new york for weeks was a trouble area. and now it's 1.9, because the community changed. the community adapted. the community heard. and this is a function of personal behavior. and that's why you are seeing these variances across the state. you look at new york city, the bronx is down where it was but 5%. it's double in manhattan. staten island, which was an andoration is more in island. staten island, bronx, queens, are all about the same. it is about behavior. vaccines, we have big news. just under 5 million vaccines done overall. really good news. we had a wh

. >> with doctor neil hudson dr. hudson. >> thank you mr. speaker. and the border struggle with poor broadband and phone signal with download speeds up to 66% of the u.k. average many of my constituents have been at large and some new cables to be installed which is up in option to improve coverage. i welcome the potential of the shared rural negative and gig a ga bit and obligation to help but what reassurance can right honorable friend give that government is striving to address broad banding and phone signal spots in cambria. >> prime minister. >> i thank my honorable friend and all for he does to campaign for the hardest reach areas in rural company and i know we're doing what we can because i raise it every day. and we are rolling it out as fast as we can. we committed about 5 million pounds to connect those areas a billion pounds for the shared rural network agreements and voucher scheme to target predominantly rural areas but we are intending to get everything we can possibly done by in the next five years. >> let's head north to dave and john

see here on this map, is here in red, just north of manhattan and the bronx on the east side of the hudson river, including the towns as you go north from manhattan and west chester, new richelle, phillips pepper, white plains, dos very, terry town. it was heavily anglican and had a very significant although still not the majority of loyalist population. one of these anglican loyalists was samuel c berry, and he hamilton fans? he rode loyalist pamphlets under the pseudonym of west chester farmer who hamilton famously responded to in these pamphlets wars leading up to the revolution. this county in particular, in the first several years of the war, started becoming known as the neutral ground after the battle of white plains in 1776, as the americans were being run out of new york city by the british. following this battle in west chester county, the americans suffered a strategic defeat, retreated north, set up their lines around the river, just the northern border, just above the northern border of the county. the british set up their lines just north of manhattan, and neither really had

>> i agree with what john hudson said. this is north korea's version of station identification.ay for them to signal a reminder. it wasn't a ballistic missile test that would have forced us back to the security council. it wasn't a nuclear weapons test. just about everything we tried hasn't worked. miniature agreements, trump administration went ambitious. essentially the only thing that's constant is north korea continues to increase its arsenal of long-range, ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons. i think the real question is if and when talks begin, will the okay be any different? ultimately, i think we will get to some kind of diplomacy. >> yeah. this certainly involves our allies, john. what is the biden administration telling our allies in the region about how they plan to approach actions, compared to the way it was handled during the trump administration and perhaps even prior to that, the obama administration? >> it's a great question. as you know, secretary of state tony blinken has just wrapped up visits in the region to seoul, to tokyo. and what i've been told by so

rashad hudson. back to you. >> so shot one of the next steps, though, in president biden's domestic agenda. >> well, next weekend, a trip to pennsylvania he's expected to roll out his build back better plan that will include infrastructure projects, jobs and the administration are touting these jobs clean energy type jobs. >> is there any update on if the president is going to also be visiting the southern border. >> the president said today that he plans to do so but didn't get very much detail as to when he indicated that whenever the president travels there's a big footprint that travels with the president like secret service and security and those types of concerns. he says he doesn't want him to become the story and not the situation at the southern border. >> rashad hudson, thank you so much. and it's time now to talk about our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside downtown san francisco, a warm-up is definitely in store meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has a look at the temperatures.

rashad hudson, back to you. >> rashad. do we know more on the death of the children that are trying to cross the border. >> what we know. it was a 9 year-old girl trying to cross with her family. they were able to revive 2 of them. and unfortunately that 9 year-old died. but this highlights that dangerous journey. the families are making. well, that's a sad now. >> rashad republicans and democrats are seeing the same thing at the border. why are the reaction so difference. >> republicans are saying the biden administration's encouraging people to cross the border with their policies. democrats are more focused on how the children are being treated in some of those facilities. and according to these democratic lawmakers, the children are being treated well, as of now. >> it's all a matter of perception. rashad hudson reporting for us live from the nation's capital. thanks so much. and today former california attorney general javier becerra was sworn in as the 25th, the secretary of health and human services fellow californi

the delegation included doctor dorothy hudson, president of the american section. phyllis sanders, member of the league national board. very faster, civic leader, actress and former congresswoman. journalist, nancy, lawyer, ruth, panelist, methodist clergy woman. -- a delegate to the first conference held at gwen moore and joseph ian, or -- a teacher. the american guests were met by officials in the institute of soviet relations including all gonna, leader of the soviet delegation, secretary general leader, and all gonna. the american delegates came to the soviet union to exchange ideas on piece, and to see the country. the conferences held at the friendship, house hundreds of different languages are spoken here but all people coming here or unit by one common cause. promotion of peace. the institute of soviet relations and other -- are doing much for people of all confidence to get to know each other better. in the three years of the two existence many have come across the ocean to take part in meetings, discussions and conference is. this is one such friendly mee

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from florida we go to texas where we find chief hudson.restrictions in order to reopen businesses there as the governor put it, he wanted to get everything up and going once again. from your perspective, was that decision premature, especially barra time like spring break when you have so many people flocking to that area? >> i don't know that it was premature. i mean, there should be some type of limitations and the sheriff's office is out in force to try to help maintain that. we are over, actually, in crystal beach, which is a short ferry ride from the city of galveston. i would venture to say we're probably at least 50% down of what we normally have on a spring break week or weekend here in crystal beach. >> what about covid safety guidelines? is this something that you and your force are trying to make sure that revellers are following, are staying socially distanced, masking, that kind of thing? if so, how are you enforcing it? >> like you mentioned a few minutes ago, the governor opened up the state at 100%, so other than privately

. >> i'm rashad hudson washington. a new warning from cdc about air travel on that story.oming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ learn, save and spend with guidance from chase. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> 5.24 is the time and we're taking a live look here at sfo and it looks like. travels come back. the tsa screened, the highest number of passengers on a single day in march since march of 2020 over the weekend. it's also a concern for health experts. dc correspondent rashad hudson has more. >> air travel hit a new pandemic high over the weekend despite cdc warnings that was. >> 1.3 million passengers. >> lisa farmer son with tsa says there are a number of factors that explain why air travel is increasing. >> some states are lifting restrictions. we have seen that the airlines are offering some really nice. enticing affairs. >> the tsa expects air travel to increase throughout the summer and is working to keep up. >> we're looking to hire about 6,000 additional officers

in fort hudson outside. we see the range of people we see soldiers we the men and women who are standing outside in terms of dress. we see that some are known as it's called contrabands as they were seen as they're entering into a space of freedom and moving out of slavery. and and these are images where we begin to see a narrative again of masculinity that countered the negative images that were presented of black people of black men that had the demeaning images of circulated of black figures. so we see a sense of nation building and citizenship with these images. we their images in the collection in the book of abraham lincoln with some of the generals that we know in history to an image here of nicholas biddle who is and from pennsylvania and pottsville, pennsylvania who in 1861 is known as the first wounded. man in the great american rebellion 1861 april 18th, and he was wounded in baltimore when there were a group of men company militia volunteer militia from pennsylvania. they marched through the city

mason greenwood, callum hudson—odoi and emile smith rowe have been named in a strong england squad fori euro finals group stage. chelsea midfielder hudson—odoi and manchester united striker greenwood are two of a handful of established premier league players in the squad. arsenal's in—form attacker smith rowe is called up for the first time. cristiano ronaldo has gone past pele�*s �*official�* all—time goal scoring record. the portugal star grabbed all three ofjuve�*s goals inside the opening 32 minutes in their win at cagliari. ronaldo�*s career total is now 770 — three clear of pele�*s tally. well, afterwards, pele posted quite a poetic tribute on social media. he said... "life is a solo flight. each makes his ownjourney. what a beautiful journey you are having. i admire you a lot, i love watching you play and this is no secret to anyone. congratulations on breaking my record of goals in official matches," liverpool will be looking forjust a second win in eight league games tonight when they travel to wolves. the defending champions have suffered an alarming slump which sees them lan

this week a fellow at the hudson institute shares her insights on america's relationship with china. >> know your enemy and know yourself. and this really goes back to knowing, i don't necessarily want to sit in a neat. i could say know your opponent or your challenger. that something we really have to understand because if we don't understand that portion right then everything else really won't matter because you did not address the fundamental issue, which is the communist party and its tendencies and physical. >> find c-span's the weekly where you get your podcasts. >> c-spanshop.org is c-span's new online store. go there today to order a copy of the congressional directory, i compaq spiral-bound book with contact information for every member of congress including bios and committee assignments. also contact information for state governors and the biden administration cabinet. order your copy at c-spanshop.org. >> now more from the trial of former minneapolis police officer derrick children. the second it ended with testimony from genevieve hansen who called 911 as an off-duty fir

i am thrilled to be here at hudson to share our findings. in a sense, a response to a turn in u.s.icy towards china. it began in 2018 and remarks at the former vice president mike pence made at this institution. in that speech which marks a turn towards a much more hawkish and asserted u.s. policy towards china, pence pointed to the case of the chinese port and south sri lanka. he said if you want an example of how chinese lending or non- practices are coercive and destructive to partner recipient countries you can look no further than sri lanka. it took out more death than it could afford. it could not pay for itself and ultimately had to hand it back over to china anna release. the problem is i had already begun research about a year before the handover as a peer action i had been given and was doing research on the ground interviewing local officials, residents and so forth. in order to ask some of the same questions of local people, but also across the political spectrum. what i found surprised me. i think it is very significant not only for u.s. policy toward south asia, but h

. >> coming up, we'll ask congressman richard hudson to share his thoughts on the border blame game. jillian: house speaker nancy pelosi dismissing republican criticism that the he covid relief package was a blue state bailout. >> i totally disagree. the fact is, it is strongly bipartisan across the country. it's only in the congress of the united states where the republicans have refused to meet the needs of the american people. you can be sure that all of their states and communities will be benefiting from this and they won't be complaining about it back home. jillian: president biden is holding an event on the package today at the white house and will head to pennsylvania and georgia later this week to tout it. vice president kamala harris will do the same in nevada and colorado. >>> president joe biden finally speaking out on new york governor andrew como, this comes as -- andrew cuomo, this calls as many are calling for his resignation or impeachment. jillian: we have the latest. >> reporter: president biden making his first comments on the growing scandal surrounding governor

please welcome from ave maria radio, neil hudson and from the american conservative union -- [applause♪ >> let's hear it for the man who took down jim acosta. [applause] >> my friend of over 20 years, i expect nothing less. >> thank you. >> before i question matthew, i want to ask you all three questions. are you canceled? are you fighting for the men and women who are -- every day by media hatred? are you fighting for them? [applause] >> what? >> yes! >> over here, are you fighting for them? [applause] are you going to proclaim god's truth about human life in the face of media hatred? [applause] >> that is a good way to get started. i like that. >> matthew, i have not shared any of these questions with you, correct? >> that is right. >> all of these are going to be -- >> that's right. >> matt and i are writing a book with the provisional title, "cancel culture." i am going to quote a line that matt wrote in the very first draft of the first chapter, which i think is a great place to start this conversation. here's what you wrote. "our american moment is when you refuse to wear their s

but here, along the banks of the hudson river in up state new york, we found a couple of singles whodespite the pandemic. >> wait a minute, get the glasses out -- >> reporter: and awkward eye wear. >> that is it for the week. >> reporter: john and his girlfriend be, joy, are both 94. each widowed twice and each determined to find love yet again. they are now vaccinated but had to be in a bubble most of the year. t did you ever think it was too hard? >> she was this is worth it, but it was a pain in the neck. >> reporter: pete is john's son. >> they would call every dayun me way. >> hold my hand. >> reporter: what it took, long drives to nowhere, batting balloons around the house and a whole lot of selflessness. >> she bought me a walker. >> reporter: she bought you a walker? >> $159, i think. told you, she had money, she did it have it and then bought me a walker. he bght her a little than once. >> dozens. >> dozens. >> reporter: dozens? what made you finally say yes? >> when we had snow days this year and i didn't come up here, i missed him. >> reporter: this week, john and joy held

airways flight ditched into new york's hudson river the very 1st images we saw from this came from twitter when a user on a a nearby passenger ferry took these photos now we've also seen how twitter has become a major tool for protesters revolutions in fact one example is the arab spring and actually egypt's 2011 ousting of president hosni mubarak was actually dubbed the twitter revolution now since then commentators have actually questioned how much a role to play to move mobilizing protesters because they said that when i pull the plug on the internet for a few days a protest as was able to mobilize but where twitter really came into his own was getting that news out to the outside world we've also seen how the rise of the hash tag on in 2007 that's when you were 1st used on twitter and a social movement such as me 2 and black lies must have really harnessed the use of hashtags well it is safe to say that the last 15 years have also seen plenty of controversy at twitter all sorts of challenges what about those challenges what are the most serious ones facing twitter twitter is very much

he is the hudson institute director of chinese strategy. author of the book, the 100 year marathon. to the w.h.o. report. it its being called a whitewash of china's responsibility, and role in the pandemic. there is weird conflicts of interest coming up, michael. where this american on the w.h.o. team, peter dasik has been collaborating with wuhan lab researching viruses that could jump different species. this guy peter puts out a statement in "the lancet" that quote a conspiracy theory to say that covid virus could have leaked from a lab when already happened in china. sars viruses looked from a lab in china. what is with this guy peter dasik? >> his conflict ever interest is in part funded by the u.s. government to do work in the wuhan laboratory. he has been talking to the media the whole past year. one of main points he works with dr. sure, the so-called bat lady. he admirers dr. sure, she couldn't have possibly done anything wrong. she would have been in charge of something that had gone wrong in the lab. dr. sure, with peter's help put out a schumer of statements. one is quite

washington correspondent rashad hudson has the latest. >> millions of americans will soon start to see $1400 checks, hit their bank accounts as a result of the american rescue plan. this law is not the end of our efforts. so. i view it is only beginning. friday. president biden celebrated the sweeping and massive piece of legislation aimed at helping those impacted by the pandemic. this bill which working people in this nation. first. >> vice president kamala harris calls the relief bill a victory for the american people. >> help has arrived for the workers who lost their jobs. help has arrived for the students. we've been stuck at home. part ofethe american rescue plan will pay for the massive vaccination efforts. president biden's directing states to make all adults eligible for doses by may. 1st. >> and the funding for the american rescue plan really helps too, ensure that we will have that capacity to do. the 2.2 million shots per day that we're currently doing the white house covid-19 response team says they're confident the country has the capability to meet the goal. we will hav

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