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there is a group of what i call the maga block voters . ho will always be with him. he will continue to wield some form of power in the republican party over the next 18 months— two years. but of the rnc and i say this as a conservative. i cannot believe that the chairwoman was re—elected. when is the last time the republican party chair in america got renominated to a position after losing the us house, the senate and the white house? so i think the republican party has some rebuilding to do. but i personally do not believe in the trump dynasties anymore. i think that power runs out when a new candidate for 2024 announcers and that will happen sometime in the summer of 2022. i think we will see some other stars step up into that space. people like josh stars step up into that space. people likejosh hawley, the senator from people likejosh hawley, the senatorfrom missouri, marco rubio from the state of florida. you will have some different voices there that will really compete with the old trump ways and i think any republicans now, if you

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. >> i can walk maybe a block or block and a half can i can only walk about a block and a half, that'scan do. it's pretty rough , and i used to run up the steps but i can't do it now. all the nights you know i'd be coughing, and that dust and all in my skin and it doesn't get clean we don't know tomorrow or next week or next year. . we just can't sit and think about it, you gotta just get out and enjoy yourself. and try to do the things you've been doing, but you can't get a worry, because whatever is gonna come is gonna come a lot of lonely night you can't sleep. you know you're just dying day by day. >> the 1930s, the depression years when you are lucky to have a job at all, but franklin delano roosevelt, began legislation to help people during the depression, he introduced jobs for the unemployed, social security and a minimum wage for a 40 hour work week. although most of these laws did not really affect safety and health, they raise the level of government concern about working conditions the national labor relations act, made a legal act to unionize. and in the 1930s, industrial

and i had blocked it all. so much of what i did, i have the photographs to prove it, but my mind will not take me there too many of the situations that i wasn't. during the battle, there were many wounded, and some critically. the marine was shot in both legs. the person said, do you remember me? he said, yes, i remember. how are you? i said, not good. i said i just came from the va and have terminal cancer. three months to live, go home. bob tom said what can we do to help? we don't talk to each other, you led me through the battle and i want to go to heaven. i need you to lead me through this. over the course of many weeks, bob got together with a number of men from delta company. they sent him a bible. they arranged for hospice. and then one day, there was no longer any communication. they reached out to hospice and said he just passed. they donated the land for a plot. they arranged for a ceremony. the hospice person reached out after the funeral. the funeral was beautiful. he was the only person there. so

earlier i was standing on that, i don't know, i felt like i was tensing up when i was standing on the auction blocknd just imagining what previous generations may have felt standing in that spot not knowing what was to happen. you can definitely feel the power of this place and i think that auction block standing where it is right now is a huge part of why the site is so powerful. this would have been, really, the last place where many women and children had been with their families. after this place they would have been scattered all across the united states and so this is really kind of ground zero for that experience here, that experience for so many people. that, for me, was probably the most i guess, impactful aspect of this plantation. i think it's so important for americans to know this history and look at what's going on right now in today's society. we are still working through the legacy of enslavement, disenfranchisement and before we can correct any of today's problems we do need to understand the root causes or we can't really eradicate what we are experiencing now until we actually un

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i'm pretty sure i owe block buster more than that. uotation marks because now they are saying the library officials are trying to track down the family because they just want to know the history of it. but who knows maybe they may just might slide that bill, as well. >> interesting. the producer gave me information that the library burned down and the book had been this there, it would have obviously possibly perished, even if somebody could have checked it out, as well. but that's interesting. you know what? nicolas cage get on this, this sounds like one of your movies. >>w y, but a family in omaha, this family putting these triplets to work there. shoveling with such efficiency there. look at them. they've got it going. >> team work makes the dream work. >> these triplets right here, their mother, cassie johnson, captured this. that's rose, violate and wesley, 11-year-olds. look at them go.ete and wesley, 11-year-olds. look at them g and wesley, 11-year-olds. look at them go. >> so smart. >>> check out the cat in the snow? the pocono

. >> every football i caught, every pass i dropped, every block, everything that i recommend insisted and dramatic back to those days and they were happy days and great days that really helped keep me alive. >> meanwhile annlikely life line appeared outside the compound. then a cub reporter for an l.a. radio station alex paen grabbed his chance at the biggest story. >> of all the hostages was the only private citizen and so then that localized the store for me and i ran into the news director and said i would like to cover that. we have a little hostage. >> he said what? are you crazy. >> less than a month later paen was in tehran. >> do you know what you are gettingover into? >> not really. at that age, i was 26, you don't feel like you are going to get in any trouble. the next did i i went to the single i -- single r embassy and there was a huge crowd. it was scary because i had my tape recorder over my shoulder and i waded through and they are pushing and yelling "death to america." >> slowly he won over the guardsed a became the conduit for millions of letters from home. >> there

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like the slave house and it is slightly off so you can actually see the auction block. >> every day. >> yeah, you know what i mean? like if you come out of any one of those buildings, you can see the auction block. >> a reminder of what could happen to you. >> exactly. >> i'm justin reid. we've actually worked quite a bit with jobie in her work documenting slave dwellings across the state of virginia. we recently received a gran from the national endowment for humanities to expand one of our projects called encyclopedia virginia. we are increasing the slaev content within the online encyclopedia. and we are traveling across the state and inserting 360 degree historical data. they can find it on google maps if they go to encyclopedia virginia's page they can see several of the vits that the virginia foundation for the humanities has already captured. search it online and you can find it anywhere. >> how did you get involved in doing this kind of work? >> my background is in public history and museums. i spent most of my career working with museums. i have worked with colonial williamsburg. i worked in farmvil

and that means that i can perfectly augment the blocking of c o 2 transporter with the synthetic cycles. and. these computer simulations are being put to the test in abu dhabi the university greenhouses growing tomatoes and. will their supercharged plants have a higher yield and by more c o 2. genetically modified plants are permitted in the united arab emirates under highly controlled conditions one day supercharged plants might be grown in secure greenhouses and the technology might also be used in other applications. trees for example could be enhanced to store more c o 2. algae that grows in flooded sand pits near cement factories could be modified to bind more smokestack emissions. and golden rice which already boosts vitamin e. might also become more climate friendly. this is an important moment in time where the c o 2 into. it's a still unstable year where new conditions have not yet been established as the ice free polar caps like the thawing of permafrost is that is why we need to research fully reversible and mild climate mitigation strategies so that we know which way to go w

i don't know what sort apartment block i any dry goods that we have.t are people still being forced to stay there because they have nowhere else to go, and how are they coping? some people aren't, they coping? some people aren't, they have transportation, but for they have transportation, but for the most part from it seems like a lot of residents at my apartment five were remaining in place, just trying to make do. it's just really hard to get around driving, the roads are very icy. just the conditions aren't very safe to travel. so i think a lot of people choose to stay home. how much snow has fallen and is falling? i’m choose to stay home. how much snow has fallen and is falling?— has fallen and is falling? i'm not sure exactly _ has fallen and is falling? i'm not sure exactly how _ has fallen and is falling? i'm not sure exactly how many - has fallen and is falling? i'm not sure exactly how many inches, l has fallen and is falling? i'm not l sure exactly how many inches, but the roads are just pretty much every single road is covered with ice unles

i visited plantations. for me it was pretty striking that there was a auction block right here in the set of the property. r, it was a very, i felt like i was tensing up as i was sitting on the auction block, and just imagining what previous generations might have been feeling standing on the spot, not knowing what would happen, you can definitely feel the power of the, place the auction block is a huge part of why this site is so powerful. it's the last place where many men, children, and women would have been with their families and after this place they would've been scattered all across the united states of this is grand zero for that experience here. that definitely was the most i guess impactful aspect of this plantation. i think that is so important for americans to know this history. look at what is going on in society. we are still working through the legacy of enslavement and disenfranchisement so before we self-today's problems we need to look at today's problems. we can't eradicate what we have today -- obviously slavery is the root of so many of the social else we are experiencing. so if we ar

and like the slave house and it's slightly off so you can actually see the auction block like if every day yeah, you know, i mean, yes like if you come out of the any one of those buildings you could see the auction block and remember what could happen to you exactly. my name is justin reed. i'm the director of african american programs at the virginia foundation for the humanities. so we've actually worked quite a bit with joby and her work documenting slavery dwellings across the state of virginia. we recently received a grant from the national endowment for the humanities to expand one of our projects called the encyclopedia virginia. and so we're increasing the slavery content within the online encyclopedia, but we're all so traveling around the state and documenting the slave dwellings with google 360 imaging software. and so we're allowing virginians. really americans anybody from all around the world to be able to actually see these sites from their living room or their office space and joby has been a big part of that project. they can find it on google maps. i mean if they go to encyclopedia, virgi

snow so one had to figure out how i would back the snow and you know to come up with the structure to beechwood whored for some a couple of months would saw. those blocks and i had to add that what all thought into boards of blocks you know snow so it was 50 percent of snow and 50 percent a walk of strength which were horrid there. the igloo has become a dining and selfie destination from afternoon until well into the evening outdoor gear is a must inside it's warmer than the minus 15 temperature outside but it's still a bit. icy within. and if you can use up day at this hour don't forget you can always get the latest on our website www dot com and heritage the name for len for me in the team thanks so much for watching. there's no. managers tonight good to say nothing to change you know the banks be mine and so watch the language of the bank the money. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines.

and i saw the fill buster block every one of those issues and i think it's something that's hidden, but critically important than one of the most influential features of our democracy today. it's important to try to make an attempt to communicate that to the public so the people could have a better idea of how the senate actually functions and more accurate idea than the mythical version that we are familiar with. the senate is an institution that likes to rack itself in its own myths and own noble idea of itself. and i think it was important to try to take away some of those myths to cut through them as much as possible to see how the senate operates and came to operate this the way that it does. why things are the way they are, you get told about tradition and wisdom of the ages, but when you dig into it, you start to see that actually a lot of the reason that things are the way they are today, it's the result of narrow political power plays made by nefarious characters. i try to bring out their stories and try to break down some of the myths. >> your book begins with a story that rea

i saw the moving of the furniture, blocking the doors. i heard the shots, where a citizen was killed, who was trying to break into the area. but there was no information forthcoming. and so, i thought, looking at the impeachment process and the fact that the senate had an opportunity to convict donald trump for inciting this effort on members of congress, and when they failed to do so, i am privileged to partner with the naacp to have my day in court, so that the perpetrators of putting members of congress at risk can be held accountable. and i look forward to having my day in court. >> you are muted. >> thank you. thank you, congressman thompson for your remarks. we'll now send it over to our general counsel for remarks from her. >> thank you. good afternoon. as the interim general counsel of the naacp, i wanted to put this case in context. in the context of the critical work that we and our partners have been doing throughout the election cycle to ensure that the voters are heard and ballots are counted. the naacp has, since its founding

so facebook because i just put out the big try to prove a point by blocking all news content on facebook in australia but in doing so they also wiped out a lot of web sites that were on facebook accidentally so they don't get emergency services and object health departments and i think if they were trying to make a political point about the importance of news on facebook that i think they lost the p.r. battle before he began because in accidentally deleting a whole lot of other things that how is the nature of this band really set a strategy is uses on the wrong foot i think that they actually angry with facebook than they would have been before they spend again tell us more about these other outlets that facebook has blocked because as you say you're talking about access to public information also health information charity information all sorts of things why are they blocking that while facebook claims that it was an accident so when they knocked at the news ban they clearly used an outrigger more tool simply to wire the set up but if that was what they did so they for example where i

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i am one block if you were going to be able to see the films of course i'll be seeing them here from home on my couch and not in a cinema as was intended. because this week the bell and i will be doing really good just a very limited audience it will be for the jury or the film industry worldwide will be tuning in on our computers and all the or film critics like myself will also be able to watch movies they'll be shown this week and everybody else we get is going to have to wait until the summer behind all that a nother bastable in june in berlin a proper one hopefully with audiences with cinemas because it is the world's largest public don't pass the ball and it really wouldn't be the same to show these movies without having the berlin audience there to celebrate them or to condemn. it's certainly difficult to predict what the world is going to look like in june but what is this summer special of the pearly now less a 1st look like. yeah i'd usually they wanted to be basically the version. of the girl and thought absolutely no so with real cinemas people being able to watch the fil

in my time in the senate i saw the filibuster block almost every one of those issues you mentioned. think it is hidden but critically important and one of the most influential features of our democracy today and i thought it was important to make an attempt to communicate that to the public so the people could have a better idea of how the senate actually functions, and a more accurate idea than that sort of mythical version that we are familiar with. the senate is an institution that likes to wrap itself in its own myths and its own noble idea of itself and i think it was important to take away some of those myths to cut through the myths as much as possible to let people see how the senate operates and why it came to operate in the way that it does. when you were there and just asking questions about why things are the way they are, you get told about tradition and wisdom of the ages but when you dig into it as i tried to do in this book you see actually a lot of reasons things are the way they are today is the result of narrow political power plays made by some pretty nefarious ch

day ♪ ♪ yeah when i was still your golden girl ♪ ♪ back before you went away ♪ ♪ i remember blue skies walking the block♪ i loved to hear you talk ♪ ♪ you would take me to the movie ♪ ♪ you would take me to the beach ♪ ♪ you would take me to a place inside ♪ ♪ that's so hard to reach ♪ ♪ daddy gave me a name ♪ ♪ my daddy gave me a name ♪ ♪ then he walked away ♪ ♪ daddy gave me a name ♪ ♪ then he walked away ♪ ♪ my daddy gave me a name ♪ ♪ i will never be safe ♪ ♪ i will never be sane ♪ ♪ i will always be weird inside ♪ ♪ i will always be lame ♪ ♪ now i'm a grown woman ♪ ♪ with a child of my own ♪ ♪ and i swear i'll never let her know ♪ ♪ all the pain i have known ♪♪ ♪ my daddy gave me a name ♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show"! let's hear from my band y'all! tell her in our house seats requested "father of mine" why is that so special to you? >> it's tyler from new jersey i requested "father of mine" because i am a huge everclear fan, i've seen them a ton of times and of all of their records and even caught one of the guitar picks at one of the shows. and got the cd in

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i am a neighbor a block away. i want to call to register concern. i want to underscore that we are not talking about one private residence next to another one. we are talking about impact on a very important public resource serving visitors of all ages offering high-quality programming at no cost. this is one of the most beautiful library branches that draws people from all over the city. the light study you have been delivered focuses on models, not real life experience. this modeling talks about not the quality of the light. we know that natural light is different from artificial light. the park a block away if we cut the natural trees and replace with plastic trees they would have the same experience. same is true with natural versus artificial light. >> members of the public last call for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. we should go to rebuttal from the d.r. requester, ms. holt. you have two comments. >> since this is complicated study and detailed. i have a background in statistics and i am not a light expert. we need mor

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see stuns of hundred shares or less going by here i don't see evidence of very, very large block frads as you know, melissa, professional traders can easily disguise it now by pushing it through. i'm not sure there's anything terribly unusual here. we just don't know the why melissa. >> many mysteries. bob, thank you. >> ok. >> the same day that gamestop is back, there is an outage of reddit yes, an outage on reddit julia has the details. julia. >> that's right, melissa reddit experiencing a widespread outage that started about 4:00 p.m. it is now back up and running. it posted quote we've served the recovery and systems are healthy. reddit is operational again. this came about a half an hour after they posted they've identified the issue and systems are beginning to recover the outage started around the close as sna frayeding of gamestop spiked. >> do we have any sense on how the outage impacted investors? how can you characterize that outage >> well, we're not getting any information from the company right now. i know that here in los angeles i tried to log on to reddit.com and it wa