issa will vote no on passage of h.r. 803. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? mr. fleischmann: as the member designated by mr. palazzo of the state of mississippi, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. palazzo will vote nay on passage of h.r. 803. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california rise? mr. mat sue -- ms. matsui: as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on h.r. 803. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. pallone: as the member designated by ms. bonnie watson coleman, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. watson coleman will vote yes on h.r. 80 o3. as the member designated by mr. donald payne, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yes on h.r. 803. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carol

osorio estÁ en esa zona de la frontera, issa buenas tardes, ¿quÉ esperan ahora los migrantes?. comiencen el tan anhelado sueÑo por el que tanto han esperado. emilia no puede contener la emociÓn. ha pasado mÁs de 700 noches durmiendo en el piso de una casa de campaÑa al lado del rÍo bravo. y por fin ve cerca la posibilidad de pisar suelo americano. >> ya esto va a acabar pronto, porque aquÍ lo mÁs difÍcil es ver a los niÑos cÓmo sufren, es lo mÁs triste, lo que mÁs duele. >> desde temprano brigadas de organismos internacionales recorrieron el campamento para realizar un censo, y colocaron a cada migrante una pulsera blanca con una letra y nÚmeros. >> significa que tengo el nÚmero 22 y dos personas, yo y mi hija. >> tambiÉn revisaron documentos para seleccionar a las primeras 25 personas que cruzarÁn en las prÓximas horas. >> yo lo que quiero ya es salir de aquÍ de esta cosa. >> en el campamento crece la expectativa, porque se prevee que sean los mÁs vulnerables que pasen primero. >> hay varios que estÁn a punto de tener a sus bebÉs y ellas son prioridad, las personas que tienen

issa, would issa, would you allow us to see you. >> i'm so sorry. >> that is quite okay. >> i didn'tealize i was off. i apologize, i'm so sorry. >> thank you. >> so i think it varies dramatically by the nature of the case, right. different cases are going to involve different types of irreparable harm, different cases are on different time lines with the election related cases for example, where the court was dealing with covid-related changes ordered by lower courts. but obviously the election was on a date certain. so that wasn't something where if the court wanted to get involved, or if the court even just wanted to send a signal to lower courts about the types of modifications that would or would not be appropriate or the circumstances under which modifications would or wouldn't be appropriate, it didn't really have the option of waiting for cases to go through the ordinary process. in terms of a highly expedited procedure of the type, some of the witnesses referred to bush v gore and "new york times" v sullivan. certainly the supreme court could do that but there is only a limit

joining me now, darrell issa.ank you. >> martha: what do you think about this? what do you think about the likelihood of a recall vote and you think newsome would survive it? >> having led the 2003 effort, i'm aware that this is not a vote about who might replace him. it's a vote of right direction, wrong direction. it's clear that wrong direction is taking the larger share in a strong way as to his handling of the government, not just the vaccine issue, but issues about the $11 billion lost to unemployment, cancelling of those benefits of those entitled to them and a myriad of other activities including his decision to lock down people and violating his own rules when it comes to face mask protection. all of these create a no confidence likelihood once this becomes validated. >> but do you think in reality there's any likelihood that he would lose his job of governor of california based on that? >> there's a likelihood. once it qualifies -- he isn't running against a candidate. he's running against the question o

a las personas, es la informaciÓn regreso contigo. . >> hay que cuidarnos mucho de ellos, gracias issaeralmente se estaba muriendo y asÍ ocurriÓ, la vida se le apagÓ en plena calle porque al parecer el hospital estaba saturado, les advertimos clase imÁgenes son fuertes, vÍctor silva tiene el relato. >> los gritos y suplicas sonaron afuera del hospital, pero nadie parecÍa escucharlos. >> seÑorita por favor! (lloran) por favor seÑorita. >> se lo suplico seÑorita. >> en el piso, ricardo de 48 aÑos, se debo tÍa entre la vida y la muerte * sus familiares decÍan que no tenÍa covid-19, sino de insuficiencia renal, pero nadie les hacÍa caso, el intento de reanimarlo no fue suficiente y antes que apareciera personal mÉdico perdiÓ la vida *. >> pues impotencia de ver como mi hermano se estaba ahogando y no aparecieron. >> su cuerpo apareciÓ sobre la banqueta hasta que aparecieron los paramÉdicos las autoridades me gano que esto haya ocurrido por la saturaciÓn de hospitales por la pandemia, investigan si fue un acto de negligencia mÉdica. >> hemos iniciado una investigaciÓn interna con la finalid

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criterio de las autoridades son ellos que traigan menores de edad de menos de 6 años pero vamos con issa lado del río bravo en matamoros, tamaulipas, donde los migrantes que están aquí prácticamente no tienen esperanzas por las órdenes ejecutivas del presidente joe biden . >> no puedo volver. >> silvia quedó en este campamento esperando su solicitud de asilo (llanto) ahora impulsada por expectativas de una recepción más amables por cambios del presidente joe biden, no se cansará de intentar llegar a estados unidos . >> que dios haga la obra y nos dé la oportunidad de entrar a estados unidos . >> pero aquí, hay más de 1500 migrantes y decenas de niños, esta pequeña nació en este albergue, sus padres dicen que no se moverán hasta resolver la situación . >> ieop (información en pantalla) sandra, quien lidera al grupo asegura que la mayoría tiene desconfianza en la nueva política migratoria del presidente joe biden si pago, cruzo, estarás detenida hasta que haga una resolución, eso no es justo . >> para ellos resolver su situación es la prueba de la voluntad de estados unidos de admitir a lo

issa will vote nay on h.r. 1319. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representative roybal-allard, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that representative roybal-allard will vote aye on h.r. 1319. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. green of tennessee, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. green will vote nay on h.r. 1319. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes on h.r. 1319. as the member designated by mr. lieu, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. lieu will vote yes on h.r. 1319. as the member designated by ms. moore, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house

en jalisco y se sumaría a las otras mutaciones confirmadas en el reino unido, brasil y sudamérica, issaariación de la cepa del coronavirus en el estado de jalisco, se sumaría a otras mutaciones que se han originado en países como reino unido, brasil o sudáfrica, al parecer comenzó con un contagio en puerto vallarta, investigadores dieron a conocer esta misma semana que esa variación podría ser indicador de una nueva cepa mexicana o que el virus tuvo afectaciones en los procesos que dan a una inmunidad tras el contagio. >>> esta mutación ha tenido relevancia importante porque disminuye de 4 a 10 veces la actividad con los anticuerpos. >>> científicos aseguraron es apresurado decir que va a incidir en la efectividad de las vacunas pues es necesario realizar estudios clínicos más profundos. >>> sin embargo es posible que la inmunidad no me proteja ante el virus que ha cambiado. >>> se han analizado 700 pruebas de laboratorio, 4 han dado positivo, es la información, regreso contigo. >>> gracias issa, el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador asegura que dio negativo a la prueba de

nbc's issa gutierrez explores how burn out is now decimating the ranks. >> reporter: for almost a year health care workers have been pushed well beyond their limits, often forced to make impossible choices. >> we made decisions dad who would live and who would die in the emergency room. we're taking care of 11, 12 patients at a time when you really should be taking care of four or five. you're allowing people to remain in a suffering state because you simply can't get to them. >> reporter: the feeling of helplessness overwhelming. >> i could literally cry talking about it, but i knew at some points this 87-year-old grandma who might have the biggest loving family at home, i knew she was coming to this hospital with the coronavirus, and, you know, ultimately dying alone. >> reporter: all this coupled with chronic under staffing and a lack of institutional accountability is what some nurses say leads to burnout. >> i am not a robot. i am a nurse. >> reporter: a penn ldi study that looked at hospital under staffing in new york and illinois found that, quote, each additional patient per nu

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congressman darrell issa has reaction. for nearly a decade, comcast has been helping students get ready. we've connected 4 million low-income students to low- cost, high-speed xfinity internet. we're working with hundreds of school districts across the country to sponsor free internet and laptops. and parents are seeing an impact. and now we're turning 1,000 community centers into lift zones - wifi enabled safe spaces to study. so more students can be ready for anything. i'm trying to do some homework here. [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: welcome back. new york andrew cuomo isn't the only democrat governor in hot water. california's gavin newsom is under intense pressure to step down as recall efforts in the state are ramping up. fox news confirmed recall organizers obtained the required number of signatures to trigger a special election. here with reaction is congressman darrell issa. they have 1.5 million which was the number they needed. but now it looks like they are setting it up for 2 million. why is that? >> they want a margin

here with reaction is congressman darrell issa.have 1.5 million which was the number they needed. but now it looks like they are setting it up for 2 million. why is that? >> they want a margin of safety. they have the time. they have about a month left. if you sign a petition you are going to get out and vote, and that's part of the process. but the reality is, this is a deep, deep blue state. this is a place wherer single consequence -- a place where every single constitutional officer is a democrat. i guarantee the secretary of state and officers will work against any signature that isn't perfectly in place. judge jeanine: if they get 1.5 million legitimate ballot signatures, it's over for newsom, he cannot run in the reelection. >> what happens is, it's a yes or no on recalling him. and whoever in 2003 there were 135 candidates. whoever is the top vote getter will be the next governor 10 days later. judge jeanine: let's talk about the impeachment. what happened today was not unexpected. but there was a lot of effort and energy b

issa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. issa: thank you. i find myself sort of the oldest freshman in my class, returning after just a two-year hiatus, and finding a house that i'm having a hard time understanding how it got so bad in such a short period of time. as my colleague on the other side of the aisle aptly said, we have had to remove people for cause in this body when i was a freshman, some 20 years ago, we removed jim traficant because he had been tried and convicted and still wouldn't resign. we have stripped people of their committees when they have been indicted and ensured they left this body when they were convicted. but we have not and should not, in fact, hold people responsible for actions before the people of their home state elected them, and their secretary of state certified them, and they came here. in so doing we could pick a plethora of people not to seat or not to give committees to. on the other side of the aisle there is a gentleman who i respect, who i have served with for my entire time in congress, who was imp

migratoria, pero la crisis en la frontera empeora, en méxico miles de familias esperan solicitar asilo, issación en la frontera con matamoros en el estado de tamaulipas se torna tensa, en 2019 cuando el entonces presidente donald trump implementó el programa permanecer en méxico, migrantes quedaron varados en esta ciudad, varados y en el olvido. >> a pesar de que hace tres semanas el presidente joe biden ordenó cancelar el programa, los 1500 migrantes que están en un campamento desde 2019 aún no ven esperanzas. >> el señor donald trump se pronunció y nos dejó acá, que tome consciencia que las condiciones no son humanas. >> los rostros de cada uno de ellos reflejan desilusión y la magnitud de una crisis que las autoridades mexicanas también están ignorando. >> seguimos aquí, para decir auxilio, entonces es difícil la situación te rompe el corazón cada caso . >> en mcallen, texas la patrulla fronteriza libera a migrantes embarazadas para reencontrarse con familiares en estados unidos. >> mientras en estados unidos sale el sol para muchos migrantes, la realidad en ciudades fronterizas mexicanas

joining knee darrell issa and angela marsden. can you tell us where we are on this recall effort.ecting signatures now. how many do they need and how much do they have? >> they have 1.3 out of 1.5. their goal is to go several hundred thousand signatures past that. they are clearly going to make it. so the governor and willy brown and all the other thinkers in the state know what happened in 2003 is going to happen again. a recall in the golden state. judge jeanine: once they get -- i understand they want to get more signatures than 1.5 which is required in case some of them are invalid. but what is the deadline? >> in march before they hit the deadline they will have to be certified. that will give us an election in roughly august. in that short period of time, dozens of people will sign up and the governor will be only asked are you going to remaybe in office or be recalled. he cannot run in the same election. judge jeanine: that means he's out. when they have this election in august, the person who wins takes office when? >> within 10 days. it's a very quick transition. in 2003

he was back at work as a personal trainer at the gym he owned, and that's where he met issa. >> she wasf mine that i was personal trainer to. so while we were first training she said i really like you, i would like to date you. and i said i don't date clients. >> so issa quit the gym. >> she came back and said i'm not your client anymore, let's date. >> they married in december of 2002, two years after the shooting. maybe the happiness brought along from garrett's wife made it easier to get along with his first, claudia. anger that had marked the divorce faded. >> back to the visitation schedule again, back to shared custody, on speaking terms and actually friendly. >> it was about 18 months after garrett was shot that detectives got that lucky break. in an unrelated case san bernadino police served a search warrant on a car belonging to a man named miguel curos, they were looking for drugs but found something unless under the spare tire in his trunk, photograph of garrett warren with a circle drawn on it and garrett's home address which very few people knew. so detectives showed garret

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esto ocurrirá desde mañana, pero, por el momento, serán 25, desde matamoros, tamaulipas, issa osoriogar al puente internacional y pisar suelo americano, ahí esperar a que se complemente el proceso de asilo, pasado casi dos años de casi 1000 personas que están varadas en este campamento, víctimas del programa del expresidente donald trump "permanecer en méxico" 24 meses viviendo bajo las condiciones más difíciles por eso las noticias que podrán cruzar los llena de una felicidad infinita (llanto) . >> dios no nos abandonó, esto acabará pronto porque sí, lo más difícil es ver a los niños cómo sufren, lo que más duele. >> quiénes son las personas que podrán cruzar? deben estar activos en el programa , nunca debieron haber sido deportados, tendrán preferencia, por supuesto, mujeres embarazadas, con niños pequeños y también adultos mayores. >> entonces estamos contentos porque ya están las autoridades acá correspondientes . >> por ahora el campamento está cerrado, adentro están los migrantes y personal de organizaciones de inmigración, también la organización internacional de migraciones,

computadora ni internet un ejemplo de vocaciÓn por la enseÑanza que le ha cambiado la vida a muchos issa por ahora 20 alumnos toman clases con Él a quienes le ha cambiado la vida en la pandemia pues muchos llevan 11 meses sin tomar clases presenciales en sus escuelas >>> que nos enseÑa muchas cosas buenas >>> convivir con nuestros amigos y estamos conviviendo mucho >>> tanto nos apoya cuando no entendemos nos vuelve a explicar completamente todo el tema >>> nos da un cierto tiempo para entregar nuestros trabajos >>> quiÉn pasa con otra figura >>> asÍ este profesor demostrÓ la forma de llegar a zona vulnerables ayudarlos a continuar con su educaciÓn >>> en mÉxico ii ssa osorio >> nos vemos m >> doctor, puede contar conmigo siempre, siempre. >> gracias. [♪♪] [♪♪] [♪♪] yo creo que es momento de que nos vayamos, ¿sÍ? [motor enciende]

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doubling their advantage i2 minutes after half time when aaron creswell�*s corner was headed in by issa back in 1986 when they finished third. it feels good. i am smiling about it but being at the top brings another pressure, you want to stay there as well. i think we can play much better, i think they have at least another gear to go. i will be pushing them, i will not be accepting bits of tinnitus performance because i wa nted wanted to get much better. a massive ste back wanted to get much better. a massive step back for — wanted to get much better. a massive step back for us- _ wanted to get much better. a massive step back for us. i _ wanted to get much better. a massive step back for us. i have _ wanted to get much better. a massive step back for us. i have been - step back for us. i have been positive _ step back for us. i have been positive in— step back for us. i have been positive in terms of the play recently. _ positive in terms of the play recently, the results we have had. i think— recently, the results we have had. i think it _ recently, the results we have had. i think i

the brain injury charity "headway" says the handling of issa diop�*s clash of heads during west ham'sdamentally flawed. diop collided with anthony martial in the 36th minute and the pair received a two—minute assessment on the pitch, but they both played on. at half—time, diop became the first player to be permanently substituted under the new rules. "headway" said the protocol had failed at its very first test and they've called again for the introduction of temporary substitutes as the best way to protect players from serious injury. the very first test of football has had to show that this system is fundamentally flawed. if fact that you had a player who was allowed to return to the field of play only to be removed permanently seven minutes later at half—time. during that period sustaining a second entry to the head which could've exacerbated any damage to his brain. ultimately we have say that it failed its first test. i don't think there's anything that can be attributed to the medics to this. they followed the protocol and it'sjust to this. they followed the protocol and it's ju

organizador como mÉdicos sin fronteras o (palabra en inglÉs), ya lo consideran como una epidemia, issa organizado, en la ciudad de matamoros donde me encuentro el secuestro se ha convertido en un muy lucrativo negocio para las organizaciones criminales, desde que se incrementÓ el programa permanecer en mÉxico en el 2019 por lo cual los solicitantes de asilo deben esperar en este paÍs a resolver su situaciÓn, esto los ha puesto a ser vÍctimas de plagio es el caso de esta mujer que hace dos meses fue secuestrada con su hija de 14 aÑos. >> pidieron que avenida sems a los familiares que tenÍamos que pagar un dinero, sino no nos dejaban a su esposo le pidieron 5.000 dÓlares para liberarla, segÚn una investigaciÓn de (palabra en inglÉs), mÉxico registra el problema de secuestros de migrantes mÁs grande a nivel mundial. >> dijeron que si nos reconocÍan o veÍan en alguna parte nos iban a matar, no quiero estar aquÍ. mucho. >> mucho. >> tengo mucho temor, que me maten que me vuelvan a agarrar porque dijeron que si nos volvÍan a agarrar nos iban a matar. >> pero no solamente son estas dos vÍctim

unless it requires a name for a mental institution there and when you look at the communications of mr issa beginner and his attorney and found no security concerns you then left it alone yes of course but you so you look at it sort of right but my point is the point is the fact that you looked at it is the problem if the autonomous institution doesn't need anyone to look at it there's no problem when you look at it then that suggests that he is being looked at when yesterday you told me they were not so that's the only thing that i that i'm not you able to reconcile excuse me you are talking about as you like. this ministry and i'm telling you the commission assigned this is an autonomous institution does its job search on security one was that is done they do not go out to the environment they see on what even in blockages they did packages on how to inspect those packages and understood i understand you clearly so let's let's move on at the center of the story is the fact that mr recess beginning ended up arrested in rwanda after boarding a plane that he believed was bound for burundi ho

issa. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. issa: thank you. i find myself sort of the oldest freshman in my class, returning after just a two-year hiatus, and finding a house that i'm having a hard time understanding how it got so bad in such a short period of time. as my colleague on the other side of the aisle aptly said, we have had to remove people for cause in this body when i was a freshman, some 20 years ago, we removed jim traficant because he had been tried and convicted and still wouldn't resign. we have stripped people of their committees when they have been indicted and ensured they left this body when they were convicted. but we have not and should not, in fact, hold people responsible for actions before the people of their home state elected them, and their secretary of state certified them, and they came here. in so doing we could pick a plethora of people not to seat or not to give committees to. on the other side of the aisle there is a gentleman who i respect, who i have served with for my entire time in congress, who was imp

he's afraid of his own shadow which is why he's issa -- comedian joe machi or they call her pool cue because she's skinny and can be found leaning against the wall at most dive bars. host of "fox nation" kat timpf and flat bed trucks or his bedroom slippers. mice sidekick and host of "fox nation," tyrus. what's so special about being a woman anyway? >> apparently we haven't gotten the memo. jen psaki s from an instagram like oatka president trump's pick nominees were women. and linda mcmahon, to get her to come into the administration and the economic members appointed to they focused on that she followed through and i was reminded of remember that romney and he talked about how he wanted to hire more women and yet binders full of women and the democrats made it so he'd never hear the end of it but his whole point was he was trying to hire women. >> i was so crazy but he could she could have said in response now we have isabelle guzman here and she will be great to guess at this qualification qualification and because of that qualification and use that time to prop up the qualificati

issa, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. issa will vote nay on h.res. 166. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. escobar: madam speaker, as the member designated by garcia of texas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. garcia will vote yes on h.res. 166. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. carter from the great state of texas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote no on house resolution 166 . mr. nehls: as the member designated by mr. jackson, great state of texas, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. jackson will vote no on house resolution 166. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. matsui: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. desaulnier, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. desaulnier will vote yes on h.res. 166. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does

trigger a special election that could remove governor gavin newsom n from office congressman darrell issaas reaction in my closing statement later tonight. ♪ force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: w welcome back nw york andrew cuomo is not the only democrat governor in hot water california gavin newsom is under intense pressure to step down his recall efforts are ramping up fox news has confirmed that recall organizers have required number of signatures to trigger a special election here with reaction is california congressman darrell isaiah, good evening congressman. they have 1.5 million which is the number that they needed but now it looks like there setting it up for 2 million, why is that? >> t

the brain injury charity headway says the handling of issa diop's clash of heads during west ham's faws the new conussion substitution rules are deeply flawed. diop collided with anthony martial in the 36th minute and the pair received a two—minute assessment on the pitch but they both played on. at half—time, diop became the first player to be permanently substituted under the new rules. headway said the protocol had failed at its very first test and they've called again for the introduction of temporary substitutes, as the best way to protect players from serious injury. we have heard the sad news that dai davies has died at the age of 72 after a battle with cancer. there are more tributes to him on the bbc sport website. more than 12.5 million people in the uk have so far received the first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. but as we've been hearing today on bbc news — england's deputy chief medical officer says he's worried about the lower take—up of the coronavirus vaccine among black and asian communities in the uk. bbc asian network's pria rai has more. if you say to someone, "i'm

gop congressman darrell issa say it's time the party goes back to its roots, cherry picking leaders overears. >> we have rebuilding to do, without the leadership of president trump and the way we've had it for the last four years, we've got to take the best of trump, the best of reagan, the best of lincoln, and put it all together. we're the party of smaller government, we're the party of the small business and the small business worker and as we show that to people, as president trump did for four years, but as we show it to people, we're going to become the majority party again. i expect to do it in two years. todd: house republicans are currently targeting 47 seats held by what they deem vulnerable democrats, the petition to recall california's govern for quickly approaching the goal of 2 million signatures. >> jackie ibanez is live with more. >> reporter: california residents say their governor's got to go and this weekend they came one step closer to making that a reality. the california republican party announced $125,000 donation to the campaign to recall newsom. the cash comes at

coming up on sportsday on bbc news, the brain injury charity headway says the handling of issa diop's says it will take tougher measures to tackle racism online after a number of high profile footballers suffered abuse on social media recently. the government has warned tech firms they could be fined 10% of their global turnover, unless they take steps to prevent it. today a senior executive at facebook told our sports editor, dan roan, that she was horrified at the continued racist abuse. they are among a growing list of footballers subject online racial abuse, a recent spate of incidents heaping pressure on the social media giants. today the biggest of all finally addressed the issue. facebook, which owns instagram, said they were determined to tackle the crisis. i they were determined to tackle the crisis. ., they were determined to tackle the crisis. . ., ., , , crisis. i am horrified at the type of abuse that _ crisis. i am horrified at the type of abuse that people, _ crisis. i am horrified at the type| of abuse that people, especially these footballers, have to deal with. as a

that was kurt bar della, he worked for darrell issa and jumped into this project. you need to shut it down. even george conway saying it is probably time to shut it down. it was a farce, a scheme to raise a lot of money and line those people's pockets and stir a lot of problems within the republican party because they don't have a home in the republican party of the future. and i do think they need to shut it down and probably should have shut it down a long time ago. >> harris: the white house has reaffirmed that president biden backs the plan to create a pathway to citizenship for at least 11 million illegal immigrants. let's watch and i'll get your reaction. >> there certainly is part of the proposal the president outlined on proposed on day one is an earned path to citizenship right for 11 million immigrants who are undocumented living in the country. >> harris: jason. >> i think the message going out to the american people is they care more about people that aren't legal, lawful citizens of the united states. i feel for some of these young children that were b

gop congressman darrell issa says it's time the party go back to its roots, cherry picking the best ofeaders over the years. >> we've got a rebuilding to do. without the leadership of president trump and the way we've had it for the last four years, we've got to take the best of trump, the best of reagan, the best of lincoln and put it all together. we're the party of smaller government. we're the party of the small business and the small business worker. and as we show that to people, as president trump did for four years, but as we show it to people, we're going to become the majority party again. i expect to do it in two years. ashley: house republicans are currently targeting 47 seats held by what they deem vulnerable democrats and hope to pick up in 2022. a california cop calling the growing movement to recall governor gavin newsom a wake-up call. officer adam garcia telling fox news if he is recalled i think it could be a great movement in the right direction, not just for california, but the rest of the country. the petition has one and-a-half million signatures needed to get on

doubling their advantage 12 minutes after half time when aaron creswell�*s corner was headed in by issal not be accepting bits of tinnitus performance because i a massive step back for us. i have been positive in terms of the play recently, the results we have had. i think it is a big step back for us tonight. you can't gift teams in form or any team in the opportunity that we gifted to west ham united tonight and obviously it was a comfortable win. champions league football returns tomorrow night and we�*re into the last 16 knockout stages of the tournament. liverpool are the first british side in action. their first leg is away to leipzig tomorrow, which will actually be played in budapest, because of the coronavirus travel restrictions in germany. that�*s also why the liverpool manager, jurgen klopp wasn�*t able to attend his mother�*s funeral last week. but he insists that despite everything going on in his personal life and the champions losing their last three in a row, he�*s doesn�*t need a break from football. i might not look like this because the weather is not cool and i am w

had, let's call it, a good fairy, if you will, a $2 million down payment by then congressman darrell issaat helped them get those signatures real fast. >> let's talk about the polls and actually what's driving those poll numbers for newsom. obviously the pandemic, outdoor dining, schools, all these things that people are frustrated about, correct? >> yeah, you're on the money there. look, the polls don't look so good right now, at least compared to just four months ago. if you look at the polls today, yes, it's just about even steven. 46% say it's doing a good job, 48% say he's not. 64% four months ago said he was doing a good job. that's a plummet of 18 points in a pretty short period of time. what is the problem? you've talked about it already, managing covid. 31% said the governor is doing a good job, 23% fair, 43% say poor. but good news for the governor, when asked if they would vote to remove the governor, only 36% said they would remove him. 45% said they would retain him. but you have to watch that 19% undecided, they're a fickle bunch and they oenft go negative. negative in this

. >> you had the black producers and you have the issa rae who get to be the leading ladies.ou're seeing the black women doing the kind of comedy antics that are usually reserved for white men. >> hopefully moving forward we can continue to see more of these stories being told. the swath of the black experience and the black creative experience. >> that'll show them. >> some powerful stories there. "soul of a nation," examines the black lived experience in america premieres this tuesday, march 2nd, at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> i still can't get over the fact that "i may destroy you" didn't get any nominations. that show was incredible. anyway, i'll get off my high horse. >>> coming up here on "gma" -- bruno mars making an announcement about some new music. that's coming up in "pop news" with janai. we'll be right back with that. s with janai. we'll be right back with that. n. we'll be right back with that. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of

trust is the kinder, gentler, and facebook is inextensive to back out to cash, and i think nothing issa i no-brainer somehow mark zuckerberg and he's fighting with australia, and tomorrow is austria. who knows? venezuela, i mean, the guy has to take a vacation he's got to go to hawaii, that island he owns and take a vacation and the stock goes on 300. it does. >> they have strong fundamentals, jim, but jim, 85% of the sales side have buys on this thing like, who is not to upgrade it, right? i always try to find companies that are a little bit either down and out or a little bit unrecognized i'm not saying that alphabet is any of that. it's not, but i'm saying the earnings power on alphabet is far greater, far greater just given what they can do -- what they can do on margin. >> it's a fantastic re-opening trade. that's where you advertise travel it's just terrific can i just say that last year, this week, my wife lisa and i were going to take a four-day norwegian cruise line holding trip because i think frank del rio runs an amazing outfit the stock was at 15, and now it's at 21 i total

one of them did, a spokesman for darrell issa who contended he is complying by house rules and criticizing the democrats covid relief plan. but it's very clear here that republicans that spent a lot of last year criticizing nancy pelosi for putting in place that would allow members to essentially designate another member to vote on their behalf and at their direction, they said this was untoward and unconstitutional process they sued over. now they're using it and also misusing this process. what the rule says or what they're supposed to sign and did sign is a letter filed with the house clerk that actually says this, erin. it says, i am unable to physically attend proceedings in the house chamber due to the ongoing public health emergency. and as we see there is no public health emergency that is preventing them from coming. some of them have already spoken today. some of them expected to speak tomorrow and today of course a significant day. lots of votes happening on capitol hill. a big one happening tonight, but these members have made their choice here. they're going down to speak to t

i don't mean to parse this, but if you look at the two-year chart, and the thing i would drive issa go back to the central point that we're all making, be a stock picker. you would buy the index and i would much rather be a stock picker and look at cleveland-clips where they refinanced their debt and they'll save $35 million in interest expense and they issued some shares to further shore up the balance sheet. i see nothing, but blue sky ahead and i don't care that it's up 100% in the last six months this stock has 50% more in it this year. >> so let's continue on the stock picking theme and do it through the s&p 500 which shows a pretty broad move. the s&p is going for the seventh positive session in eight. within that, you have some really good performance from sectors like autos and components from automobiles and it is up 17% year to date. >> kari, you make a play when you bo'reilly automotive. >> it's a stock we've been being looking at for months and 2020 was was a year in where there wasn't a lot of miles driven it came back it to 18 multiple if you look at the chart you can see

congressman darrell issa joining us in washington. those who want to increase taxes on investing in the u.s. we'll take a look. hong kong's hang seng down 3% overnight. then the future has arrived at the philadelphia international airport. the new technology that's making a buzz this morning. all about it coming up. stay with us. ♪ i'm waking up. ♪ i feel it in my bones. ♪ to make my system go. ♪ welcome to the new age, to the new age. ♪ welcome to the new age, to the -- so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward... even after paying for this. love you, sweetheart. they guide me with achievable

this clash of heads saw issa diop fail to emerge for the second half, making ryan fredericks english. mctominay�*s breakthrough enough to put united through for a record seventh year in a row. they got there in the end. bournemouth had jonathan woodgate in the dugout for the trip to premier league burnley, after sacking their manager last week. and the ex—england defender will have enjoyed what he saw, as his side carved them open. sam surridge perfectly placed. that kind of precision was lacking from burnley in the second half. one to forget forjose rodriguez. they searched for answers, but it would get worse, as bournemouth sent them spinning late on. and up stepped junior stanislas, to put the championship side into the quarter—finals. their caretaker is so far proving a safe pair of hands. katie gornall, bbc news. venus williams limped off court at the australian open, after her record 21st appearance in melbourne came to a painful end. she rolled her ankle on her way to losing the first set 6—1 against sara errani. she was already carrying a knee injury, and it looked as though

doubled their advantage 12 minutes after half—time when aaron creswell�*s corner was headed in by issaem in fourth if they beat newcastle at stamford bridge this evening. it's it�*s currently 0—0 with 18 minutes on the clock. chelsea are still unbeaten in the league under new manager thomas tuchel champions league football returns tomorrow and we�*re into the last 16 knockout stages of the tournament. liverpool are the first british side in action. the first leg away against leipzig tomorrow will actually be played in budapest, because of the coronavirus travel restrictions in germany. that�*s also why the liverpool managerjurgen klopp wasn�*t able to attend his mother�*s funeral last week. but he insists that despite everything going on in his personal life and the champions losing their last three in a row, he�*s doesn�*t need a break from football. of course, were influenced by things that happen around but no—one has to worry about me. i, honestly, i might look like this because the weather is cold and the great and the beard gets more and more, all of this kind of things. yes, i d

rate and new york crude opening to the downside creeping below 59 plus a barrel off by .7%, after issaetreat from the most overbought level since 1990. -- after we saw a retreat from the most overbought level since 1990. haidi: u.k. prime minister boris johnson expected outline how the national coronavirus locked on may be lifted over the coming months starting with schools reopening by march 8. let's cross to bloomberg editor ian fisher for more. walk us through this u.k. roadmap to reopening. kathleen: there probably -- they probably are not going to meet their vaccination targets? ian: the u.k. obviously not hit hard, the worst in europe, but has been highly successful in their vaccines despite the difficulties. and they have improved to the point where it feels it is time to reopen, or start to reopen and johnson has a lot of political pressure to do so in parliament and elsewhere. today he said schools will reopen starting march 8. and he is going to start opening , allowing other steps, you can meet someone for a coffee or have a picnic, that sort of thing. then he is going to ex

the brain injury charity headway says the handling of issa diop's clash of heads during west ham's fand the pair received a two—minute assessment on the pitch but they both played on. at half—time, diop became the first player to be permanently substituted under the new rules. headway said the protocol had failed at its very first test and they've called again for the introduction of temporary substitutes, as the best way to protect players from serious injury. we have heard the sad news that dai davies has died at the age of 72 after a battle with cancer. there are more tributes to him on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including. the headlines on bbc news. an extra 3.5 billion pounds to help pay for the removal of flammable cladding from buildings in england. the extra money will be available for all buildings which are 18 metres and over — with a separate scheme for smaller ones the prime minister has defended the fines and potential prison terms for those who lie about travelling from covid hot spots after calls from l

we'll get reaction from congressman darrell issa on that. como, what will happen with governoruo