isaac it is an opportunity for members to share their thoughts and opinions -- isaac: it is an opportunityor members to share their thoughts and opinions. lisa: trust falls and kumbayas. isaac: we saw some engagement and some clarity yesterday. we have the major stakeholders friend both ins -- ends of pennsylvania avenue talking. we had some clarity. everyone knew that $3.5 trillion for the social infrastructure program was not going to happen. we now know that senator manchin is pivotal in all of this. his top line is $1.5 billion. speaker pelosi's offer would be $1.2 trillion. lisa: the problem with the topline numbers we are talking about is that it would seem highly unlikely the progressive wing well caved to that given some of the rhetoric. are we further along in the that gridlock is more pervasive and longer-term? isaac: that is a fear within the democratic caucus. i am of the view that things seem impossible right up until they are inevitable. speaker pelosi will be able to marshal her overall caucus to a yield. i think democrats are -- a final deal. this is a moment where they hav

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and their ten-year-old brother isaac died ten—year—old brother isaac died in an airstrike ten—year—old t in an air strike in front of them. , , , ., , in an air strike in front of them. , , , . , , , them. i miss my family, i miss my grandmother— them. i miss my family, i miss my grandmother and _ them. i miss my family, i miss my grandmother and my - them. i miss my family, i miss my grandmother and my other| my grandmother and my other grandmother. camp is run by the kurdish authorities. they want countries to take their citizens back. only a few like sweden, belgium and germany have. uk is reluctant to allow the wives of islamic state groups foreign fighters to return to britain. they are viewed as a threat to national security. however, they are winning to repatriate reddish or thumbs and unaccompanied children. —— orphans. can you ever see an option where you would send your children to britain to safety on their own without you? for britain to safety on their own without you?— without you? for us as a family. _ without you? for us as a family. we _ without you? for us as a family

this groups,s shall may, josh brolin, oscar isaac, zendaya, who do you hang out with in between?y don't let you in. they just don't let you in. you know what i mean. >> stephen: because they're having fun with each other. >> i don't feel like mentioning names, but oscar isaac and josh brolin did this. it made me feel this big. literally, they would sit connected and i would carry my own apple box box. >> audience: oooh. >> i know. >> stephen: did you ever crack? >> i did. i asked for oscar's number. then i asked for jason-- for josh-- whatever, whoever. >> stephen: brolin. >> is he even in the film? and then i sent a text to all of us and i created a group chat, and now we send family pictures. high five! ( applause ). >> stephen: wow. high five, you're all right. so you have-- you have oscar isaac and brolin's numbers. i can get brolin's number? >> absolutely. i mean, i don't care. >> stephen: he-- he owes me money. 40 bucks. >> jason momoa owes me money. >> stephen: does he? what is this about? >> stephen: stars. >> ridiculous. >> stephen: we have to take one more break. stick

the st. isaac, saint isaac, excuse me, cathedral it is a, one of the, one of one of russia's most splendid, most spectacular cathedrals. and it is very much associated with the russian royal family. and while it was, it certainly well as sight to see here. now on top of that, of course, there is as any things royal, really there's a debate going on as to how much claim really this duke, the groom has on the throne. if i may say so as to how much rights he has to call himself an air, because he is his relationship with nicholas. the 2nd was russia's last czar who was put to death by a firing squad, along with his family and children by the russian revolutionaries, by soviet revolutionaries, back in 1918. so the groom here he is, his ease, the great grandson of the cousin of this nicholas the 2nd, while the rushes again brush his last tsar. and so his great grandfather, although he well, he abdicated, he renounced all rights to the throne, back in 1917. and, well pledged allegiance even to the revolutionary authorities. as some years later though already in europe, he kinda reinstated himsel

jonathan isaac, of the orlando magic, is just minutes away.m homeless in seattle to moving on, i $1.9 trillion federal covid relief package is helping dozens of homeless in the emerald city move up from tents to high-rise apartments with beautiful views of the space needle and puget sound. we begin tonight with the ongoing inviting months democrats of the massive spending plan and the activists ambushes of moderates who oppose the party's embrace of things left-wing. kevin corke has the latest on all about tonight. good evening. >> good evening. it is now a hallmark of politics, especially on the political left. do what we say or we will berate, belittle, and navy and harass you into submission. and yet even with that in mind, it was utterly shocking to see what happened over the weekend as a political discourse in our content though my country continues to develop. cluster of activists following democratic senator kyrsten sinema into a bathroom, recording her and yelling at her while she tried to use the facilities. as you pointed out in the

let's bring in cnn's senior reporter edwards isaac dovir. so nice to see you on early start.the president is now apparently willing to make to this bill. he's put the price tag in the neighborhood of somewhere between $1.75 to $1.9 trillion something lower than certainly the progressives had wanted. why is he waiting till now to weigh in when progressives had wanted him to sort of move the needle and get in here earlier? >> well, first of all, it's great to be here. look, i think what we're seeing here, this is crunch time. deals get made at the deadline, and we're coming close to deadline periods here, the votes that are expected to be needed by the end of the month. the president, before october 31st, is headed out of the country for a foreign trip and we're getting to a time when it actually is put up or shut up time for everybody. so that's why we're seeing what's going -- what's being cut, what's being put out of the bill entirely, and coming to the point where the president actually says what it is that he would like to see this final bill look like. >> the contours can

about 11:00 last night, isaac looked again and said the back yard had receded. the next time there's a storm on the horizon he's going to get sandbags just in case. we're seeing that all over the place. people's back yards really, really flooded. if there's any kind of indentation in the yard you get that water piling up. >> it's going to happen, too, when you get a storm system like we had last night which we said was powerful and historic on so many levels. we picked up two to three months of rain in just 24 hours in some areas. that's why we're seeing all that damage. i wanted to start off with mobile doppler radar. this system is moving off to the south. the atmospheric river is breaking up and again weakening. when it comes to our rain season we are running a massive surplus right now. putting the damage aside, is there good news to report on this level, 9.19 inches above normal in santa rosa. we're up 4.23 inches in oakland. san francisco, 4.99 inches, and san jose, just up one and a quarter inches. for the rainfall season, check this out. we are 967% of n

isaac storm -- isaacs storm released in 1999, deadweight about the sinking of the lusitania, 2015 andbably his best-known work, double in the white city, hit the bookstores in 2003. with his most recent work, eric larson makes a transfer to ghost story fiction, the title, no one goes alone is available on audio only. >> author eric larson on this week's episode of book notes plus. you can listen to book notes plus and all our podcasts are new c-span now app. >> the democratic national committee's annual meeting is being held virtually this year.

is that the right target, isaac? talk about doing what's right and talk about the tax code and the leadership that the biden administration has shown on things like inflation and the bottleneck right now. looking at the tax code. step back and take a look at it. estimates suggest that salary folks and wage earners are about 99% compliant, ie, 99% of people are honest on their tacks. for those in the opaque taxes, the wealthiest categories that have the opaque incomes, proprietorship and things, 55% of those are not -- it's not right that the big tech corporation billionaires are paying less taxes than nurses and firefighters and teachers. joe biden has put the leadership. the big tech billionaires should not be paying less in taxes than the hardworking people who stock the shelves of our grocery stores, our walmart, and our targets. that's the leadership he's put forth. at the same time we've seen leadership on the bottleneck crisis. thank heavens the bide b administration had the leadership to see this is coming. ba

yes, present, joe biden has pledged to donate millions of corona's isaac scenes to the african union in the coming weeks. he made the announcement while hosting canyon president who kenyata at the white house biden says, washington will send 17000000 doses of the johnson and johnson shot climate change and security were also on the agenda for the 2 needed. so white house correspondent, kimberly hawk. it has more on the meeting from washington. we know that the can you president did campaign against corruption. he is one of the high profile leaders that has been mentioned in those pandora papers that investigation that revealed that there are a number of world leaders as well as celebrities and the others who have significant amounts of money invested off shore. and the reason this is of concern is not just because of the corruption or anti corruption campaigning that or who kenyatta did, but as well, the fact that to kenya is one of the largest recipients of usa, the 5th largest, in fact, from the united states. so this is another reason now the white house is acknowledge this, they

jonathan isaac plays for the orlando magic.s he nba super star who has chosen not to get the covid-19 vaccine and he joins me now. jonathan, really great to see you don't. tell me, why have you decided not to get the covid-19 vaccine? >> will, thank you so much for having me. you know, a lot went into my decisions for not deciding to get the vaccine for starters. i have had had covid in the past. i understand immunity natural infection is robust and long-lasting. i have that with my current physical fitness level and age group i don't feel i'm in a category of fear or necessary need right now to get the vaccine. so many others of the craziness and vitriol going on right now. people losing their jobs, i feel there is a blatant miscarriage of information by the media has turned this thing so sour and it's been politicized and i see people and i'm standing with people who are deciding not to get it on the backs of freedom. freedom getting people the choice. religious freedom to choose what he want this to do as our country was fou

if you listen to jonathan isaac speak, is it possible to say he's ill-informed. my risk is extremely low, i'm extremely physically fit with no underlying health problems and i already had covid which means the natural immunity from having recovered is greater than what the vaccine can give me so, therefore, as low as a risk as it is to get the vaccine in terms of adverse consequences, i still fear the vaccine more than i fear covid. i'm somebody who got the vaccine. but i listen to that and i think people like that should have the ability to make that choice for themselves and there's no way to listen to him and to conclude that he's stupid or ill-informed. that's a rational, cogent way of making a decision but they instantly label him anti-vaxx because all that term means at this point is somebody who questions dr. fauci or the world health organization or the scientific community. howie: i think everyone should be vaccinated. i also think somebody like an nba player has to make a personal decision. other stars like kyrie irving may not be able to play home game

this is 2-year-old isaac.e truck and with a wave to the man behind the wheel, a friendship was born. >> i was having a bad day, pull into the court and look over and the kid was out here smiling and waving and he cheered me up, made my day. >> he was so touched he went out and found an isaac-sized garbage truck for his friend and he makes sure to stop by and say hi every week on his route. >> that is so sweet. i can't tell who's happier patrick or isaac. >> hard to have a bad day staring at isaac. >> and the little truck. >> amazing. >>> still to come, paul did you know that your fabrics trap more than just odors? they also trap bacteria. better get new febreze fabric antimicrobial. its water-based formula penetrates fabrics to kill 99.9% of bacteria and it eliminates odors. spray it on your furniture, your rugs, your clothes - wherever bacteria and odors hide. you can even sanitize your car seats! for a deeper clean and a freshness you'll love... try new febreze fabric antimicrobial. ♪♪ you pour your heart in

when the apple fell on him, we learned about gravity from isaac newton. so creative professions, you call judge a no technology can judge how creative you're being, it doesn't tend to work. so where does it work? it works in professions where there's a lot of repetitive work, maybe an i t programmer, but not those designing the actual software. don't crowd the kitchen. the chef has an assortment of knives. yeah. hey, quickly while i have you back to work, the companies your work with you're working with, are they back in the workplace? are they abandoning the workplace? how are they doing with employees who don't want to come back? actually very interesting question because i just was yesterday on couple of june 3 of out of the whole day. and in all 3 instances, they've now pushed back having employees come back til january and old, and these are called global companies. and let's see what that looks like in january. yeah. hilary ford, which straw mark dot com. thank you for stepping into the big picture. there was probably no place on earth where more ca

and their ten—year—old brother isaac died in an air strike ten—year—old brother isaac died in an airstriketizens back. the uk is reluctant to allow the wives of islamic state groups, foreign fighters, to return to britain. they are viewed as a threat to national security, howeverthey are viewed as a threat to national security, however they are willing to repatriate british orphans and unaccompanied children. but nicole jack says her children can't go back without her, and so the only connection they have with the outside world are occasional lessons. and this video message to their granny. let lessons. and this video message to their granny-— lessons. and this video message to their granny. let her come and face their granny. let her come and face the consequences, _ their granny. let her come and face the consequences, but _ their granny. let her come and face the consequences, but it _ their granny. let her come and face the consequences, but it is - their granny. let her come and face the consequences, but it is not - their granny. let her come and face the consequences, but it is not

what is of the team so bad that isaac was running down the sideline. the only cab next to him was tory running along side of the score. like an 80 or touch the i said under mike they had 2 guys beaten people deep there, there were a hand them the greatest. so what sort of man, great time for our city. a lot of times and it's crazy. you said that because i was just with orlando based last night. you were big. yeah, man, he's, you know, he's a buddy of mine and we were here one of i lose cigar bars that we like to go to over at the ritz in clayton and the great chicago one of the best. and you know, we hang out, we watch football and depends on what's going on. so yeah, i still get to hang with a few of those guys in there and watch. marshall faulk is one of my big brothers. so i'm always talking to, to 8 man and not, you know, i, i'd say he's the greatest run back to ever do it. so, but you know, i'm a little biased. wow. listen, brother, when you put all the tools together, he's like marcus allen, the cat will pick up a blitz and just drop people in th

this would be such tedious work, and really combed through their and drawn some conclusions about isaac franklin's lucrative business in slaves. cotton was inches cotton. cotton knit enslave people -- wasn't just cotton. that's what made the cotton of -- that's what made west tennessee rose rapidly. let's move forward really fast to secession and the civil war. east tennessee, mom and pop farms, no need for cotton. no need for enslaved people. they can't raise cotton over there. the weather is not right. the land is not right. it's hard hardscrabble sube farming. west tennessee, agricultural abundance, lots and lots of cotton being raised over there. and here in middle tennessee we are sort of the pivot of the seesaw if you will. because are we going to vote with west tennessee and issues are with east tennessee and issues? they have different economic goals. and so when talk of secession began after abraham lincoln is elected president and south carolina jumps to raise out of the union, tennessee's legislature is going to convene to talk about whether or not tennessee should secede. so

the broader housing market isaac is extremely edited to this narrative -- extremely relevant to thisarrative. house speaker nancy pelosi is talking about the fact that we are seeing a narrowing of possibilities for the economic agenda. progress is being made, "great progress," she says. she says that kyrsten sinema's position is "well known." maybe well known to everybody else. my question, is it well-known kyrsten sinema? alix: based on what we know, probably not. i want to update you on noaa, the weather report for the winter that comes out. it is going to have a direct impact in terms of natural gas and heating demand here in the u.s., which will also affect what we can ship out for the likes of europe on the u.k. noaa is saying they expect below average temperatures in alaska and the pacific northwest and above average temperatures in the south this winter, plus wet conditions across the northern u.s. so wetness in the northeast, and everywhere else is going to be above average to mergers. some of the it won't be that bad. i don't know. guy: but that is just north america. they a

she's going to show news and oscar isaac, he was fine with it.ontal male trend because it was all over the place in that show. and you are now seeing it in more and more tv shows. the other thing that i thought was interesting about them as actresses, they have been friends for 20 years. they went to college together. so, they have that sort of chemistry to work of as well. it would be typical in terms of acting because you know the person so well or it could help you as well. >> emily: they are pros, and a lot of actresses and actors in hollywood start with that power but get to a certain point they are making a ton of money in the name recognition in the power to demand what they want with equity. the messaging and ability she is doing right now, but it doesn't change the pattern. >> lawrence: also, i don't think this is like one of those moments where someone is making an unfair stance. all she is saying, "i will film the scene that you guys want, but i want the same for my mail costar as well." so. so honestly i probably wouldn't want my daug

and one of the most wealthy man in the united states is a man from sumner county named isaac franklin became very wealthy buying slaves in alexandria virginia and initially he he made them walk here and i put them on boats later. they took them around florida to new orleans. he became one of the wealthiest men in the country in the slave business and there's a new book out they have taken all the financial records and thiswould be such tedious work . and really combed through there and dropped the conclusion about isaac franklin's lucrative business and slaves. cotton wasn't just cotton. cotton meant enslaved people. and that's what made the population of tennessee grow so rapidly. let's just move forward really fast to secession and the civil war. east tennessee, mom and pop, no need for cotton. no need for enslaved people they can't raise cotton over there . the weather is notright . the land is not right. it's hardscrabble subsistence farming. west tennessee agricultural abundance. lots and lots of cotton being raised over there and here in middle tennessee we're sort of the penanc

there's a star—studded cast — oscar isaac, charlize theron, chloe grace moretz — but it did feel like at all and this — it was only four days away — four days ago and i had to read my notes of when i was watching it because i thought "i can't"... ah, that's quite telling! it's just — it's just some addams family. right. so it's not terrible, it's just — it is remarkably unremarkable. 0k. ok, well, best out this week. yes. we know what that is! so, now, i talked about bond last week and i danced around the plot points. so you've now seen it. yes. 0k. and we had a good time. we had a good time — no plot spoilers — but we enjoyed it. 0k. the two other members of my party thought that there wasn't a vintage villain — that was their observation, as people who are very steeped in bond. yes. i — one of the things i think about that is is there is an old kind of myth which is that bond movies are only as good as their villain. that's not true. i think the thing about this is it is one of the bond movies that's actually about bond. it's not about the villain, it is about him, in the same way t

larson's best known books include the splendid in the mile originally published in february of 2020 and isaac storm released in 1999 predict deadweight about the thinking of the tenure and 2015. and probably is best known for, in the city, in the bookstores in 2003. this most recent work, eric larson makes a transfer to go story fiction, the title that no one goes alone is available on audio only rated. >> author eric larson on book notes buses we could give us a duke book knows plus no cspan now at. >> now wisconsin republican senator ron johnson challenges the efficacy of the various covid-19 vaccinations. and speaks out strongly against the vaccine mandates and is followed by utah republican who speaking about an unsuccessful attempt to bring up a bill allowing people to opt out of that mandate. he is opposed by connecticut democrat chris murphy w

joining us for more perspective is harold isaac, journalist on the ground in port-au-prince. about that if you could. this is getting a lot of attention, foreign missionaries obviously but this is the reality for many people in haiti on a daily basis. accounts i've read people literally being grabbed off the streets. >> thanks for having me, jim and erica. indeed, it is a preoccupying situation now the 16 americans and one canadian national kidnapped by the 400 mawozo gangs. this has been true for a lot of locals in haiti for at least the past two years where gangs have grown more brazen over this time and been more daring into their actions and kidnapping people for ransom more regularly than before. >> harold, this of course follows a few months ago the brutal assassination of the president as his own security forces stood by and an earthquake there. one could easily have a perception of lawlessness on the streets of haiti today. is that accurate? >> for a certain part of the metropolitan area this is absolutely true, and it is right now, haiti is facing a series of gang ac

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isaac, thank you. again, welcome. >> thank you. >>> senator bernie sanders put out a statement blaming the media as the main reason for why americans don't know what's in the build back better plan. he wrote, quote, at the top of the list is the reality that the mainstream media has done an exem exceptionally poor job in covering what actually is in the legislation. there have been endless stories about the politics of passing build back pwerbgts the role of the president, the conflicts in the house and senate, the opposition of two senators, the size of the bill, and very limited coverage as to what the provisions of the bill are and the crises for working people that they address. let's take a look at what all he is saying here. while the media should always be striving to do a better job, it's just not true that the media hasn't covered what is in the bill and doesn't continue to do so. media outlet after media outlet has covered this. it's very easy to find online if you want to know about it. on t

. >> so i want to bring in now mike isaac.isaac is a technology correspondent for the "new york times." mike, good to see you. thanks for appearing. >> thanks for having me. >> are you surprised how defiant mark zuckerberg is considering the damning portrait coming together? this company is allowing hate and extremism to spread, and they know what's going on, right? >> i had not heard him this emotional or sort of exactly like you said defiant in quite some time pretty much on any investor call that he's ever done. but you could tell, or at least i could tell when i was listening today, he's actually mad. i think he believes genuinely that the leaked documents of which there are tens of thousands of pages that me and other journalists have gone through are only like a cross section of the company and don't represent basically the whole of facebook, and you know, the good things that they do as well. so i think he does actually believe it, and he's very upset that what he feels is just a coordinated attack ad essentially from a

mike isaac, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >>> north korea picks up the phone after more than a year of radio silence with south korea. the north reopened a hotline between the two countries. but it comes with conditions. we'll have the latest from seoul. >>> also, the u.s. weighing in on the rising tensions between beijing and taiwan. we'll go live to taipei for the latest on the incursions by warplanes from the mainland. but i needed to do it for myself. never in a million years did i think i woululd lose 78 pounds. ww. weight loss that works. wellness that works. download the ww app today for a 14-day free trial! we don't use just any wipe, we use dawn disinfecting wipes. they're tough enough to cut through greasy messes, all while killing 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. get the grease fighting por of dawn in a disinfecting wipe. once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunat

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nba players like jonathan isaac and draymond green mounted eloquent defenses on the right to make their medical decisions making it clear that, yes, they have taught this through much to the frustration of the overwhelmingly sports journalists who want them to go along with the narrative. and let's talk about those journalists. particularly espn. the worldwide leader has been a constant force for division in recent years. driving race and gender focused narratives, lauding acts of leftist political protests, and even sidelining qualified reporters like rachel nichols in service of the woke agenda. just today the excellent and talented sage steele is facing enormous backlash for her comments on race, vaccine mandates and more. failed former espn host turned colin kaepernick bio-pic producer jamel hill called her a clown for expressing those views. espn said they embrace different points of view in a statement. but do they really? this would be a good test. let's consider someone who espn has had on their programming for years. journalism professor kevin blackstone of maryland. what are s

we're joined live with a chief isaac sanchez with cal fire. sanchez, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you for having us. so how's the night going so far there any areas of concern are the winds doing what you anticipated. how's it going. i guess that's the first question. >> well, so far so good. and no news is good you know, the winds really haven't materialized just yet. i know they're they're supposed to us begin impacting us tomorrow and into tuesday. but it's a it's a situation that we've been monitoring for about a week now. and i feel like we're here for. >> can you talk a little bit about where are there were specifically are the biggest concerns for you guys do have crews station in any particular areas, ready to go if for some fires spark are able to respond quickly to them. >> sure. the area of concern on fortunately is significant portion of the state. the red flag warning does encompass just about the entire length of the san joaquin valley from kern county all the way up through ready of course, the foot hills on both side

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with me now is mike isaac.heard a lot from francis hougen last week when she testified before congress. it's important to note she could be before the oversight board. what could she tell them we haven't already heard in public? >> the oversight board is interestingly more toothsome, i guess, than we thought considering their connections to facebook. i think francis coming in and perhaps walking the board through some of the documents that she shared with congress, with the "wall street journal" so far, giving them a little more granular detail other than what has only been shown so far in the "wall street journal" stories out there. she has repeatedly said there is a lot of information that the public has not seen yet. >> do you think mark zuckerberg and cheryl sandberg, if you're in their shoes, are you concerned about this meeting with the board or not? >> i think they're all sort of on high alert at the company right now. my colleagues and i have been reporting at these emergency meetings they're holding on

. >> biggest takeaway for you, isaac. >> look, there was a lot about what this deal is going to look like right now, a lot of what the final negotiations are, how we are at 4 weeks instead of 12 for leave. what's in and what's out on the climate plan. where biden says he's going on the filibuster, in a biden way he started out by saying i can't really say because we're in the middle of the negotiations and then he said exactly what he wants to have happen on voting rights and other legislation, he is talking about moving away from the filibuster as it stands right now. >> biggest things on the negotiations, right? jolan? on these negotiations he really took us through exactly what's going on. and what do you think the take was for, let's say democrats. maybe moderates and liberals as they are watching this? >> he was very candid yet about the reality of what was once touted as a sweeping legislative package, which still is. but he was very honest and brought us in the room about how they are being slimmed down. examples, two years of community college, that's going away. he talked ab

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. >> isaac it is reasonable for the hospital to go beyond the health order to protect the safety of their patients and other health professionals. >> janet is a professor with this -- she is not overly worried about the impact of the vaccine mandate on bay area health systems. >> think the strain is much less then in those parts of the countries where we are seeing larger percentages of health care workers resisting vaccine mandates. >> i checked in with all the major health care providers in the bay area and you can see vaccination and compliance rates for kaiser the 90th percentile. very high compliance for all the providers in the bay area. >> at this point, what happens to the health care workers who are not in compliance with this mandate? >> it is an important question. employees who are not fully vaccinated or who don't have an approved accommodation will be placed on unpaid administrative leave starting tomorrow. employees remain out of compliance. kaiser says by december 1, they don't plan on creating any separations or terminations just yet. >> uniteeir jobs for not complying wi

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you can see are spot actually moving over to to go later tweeted a quote by isaac newton saying i dowhat i may appear to the world, but to myself, i seem to have but only like a boy playing on the seashore diverting myself and now then find smoother pebble or prettier shell than ordinary whilst the great ocean of truth. like all undiscovered before me. still ahead, stopping violent extremists before they join a group of the no effort from l >> on capitol hill. it is a battle against violent extremist groups in the u.s. lawmakers are hoping to cut back on the number of new recruits. these groups are getting and one way they're hoping to do that by focusing on veterans because veterans apparently are among the main targets of the group's recruitment efforts. >> kron 4 washington correspondent jessi tenure has that story. >> the threat is real and we are all at risk. a retired marine warns violent extremist groups in the u.s. are trying to recruit veterans like himself that specifically target the isolated and impoverished veterans were frustrated and confused. those who are struggling

mike isaac -- >> that's right. >> yeah.lly appreciate having you on and your expertise with us on this beat. thank you, sir. >> thanks, chuck. >>> later this hour, we're going to talk to one of the members of congress trying to figure out just what does regulating big tech look like? first, president biden is heading to michigan to sell his legislative agenda. michigan and pennsylvania, what do those states have in common? even as he's trying to get members of his own party to buy in. the top bidens whisperer in the democratic party jim clyburn joins me next and how the party is going to avert this economic calamity. conomic calamity cough cough sneeze sneeze... [ sneezing ] needs, plop plop fizz fizz. alka seltzer plus cold relief. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. so you can bounce back fast with alka-seltzer plus. now available for fast sinus relief. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you g

they got married at sir isaac's cathedral in st. petersburg, making it the first royal wedding since theevolution. it toppled the monarchy 104 years ago. japan is looking forward to a royal marriage with princess marco set to marry her sweetheart. it will not be a fairytale wedding if the japanese tabloids have any say. the commoner cannot catch a break. >> a young couple in love and announcing their engagement. people in japan were excited when the princess, then east of the japanese emperor, decided to marry her longtime boyfriend in 2017, it did not take long for the couple to be caught up in a whirlwind of controversy. there was a high-profile financial scandal involving her mother -- his mother, who owed her former fiance thousands of dollars in financial support. and then his new hairstyle. he flew into tokyo a few days ago, the first time he has been back since moving to new york for law school four years ago. >> no cameras please. >> judging by the media frenzy, many japanese are not happy about his ponytail. and then there

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